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3b I s la n tf in a 9 uf*lwM Stony Brook. Win. \V. JSarncs will visit Kansas soon. T ' lf i J ' res liyiemii fair netted about $160 re- cently. The n ow (episcopal Chur c h bell has been nut in to position. Jededl a h Williamson t v ho Jia - i b een ill la re- ported to be Improving. Our new postmast er J , W, Co pley will lake possession of the nlHce on Aug. 1st , A sta ge load of Good Templars attended the ord er at Port Jefferson on Monday last. - Huntington- . P cndder Prime Xei l from his piazza ami sprained bis ankle last week . Cashier Douglas Con Klin has been to Little Fa lls . N , Y. , visitin g the. past week. Tlie ladles of the M. E. Church held a lawn party on the grounds of ~Dr , Walter Linds ay on Tuesda y and Wednesday afternoon and evening of this wee k. ll' alterSamniis , sou of Mrs. Uaniel 15. B animis died o f diphtheria last week. The family have been bereft of the head , am i Mrs. Samniis has been very ill , and now that Walter has . been ta - ken It seems very sad indeed. # —— Setauket - Stephen II. Mills and family arc here for the season. The hay harvest is unusually hea vy tills year , i t bcins the best for many years. I S c - ii jainin l t isley, of East Setauket has been buildin g a neat veran da to his cottage. A gr eat many excursions have been indulged In on onr bay amon gst the young folks of this place. Mr. and Airs . John Kevins , who have been l i iiii f i /n Amsterdam X. V., have again taken \ up t ft cirdn-clliiic- m this nlaee. Northport. Jesse Ca rl ! is Improving in health. The yach t Mndniark piloted a party of young peo ple to Trice ' s Bend last week. The I l cv. C'has . S . Win g, of a Ilrookly n jr. E. Ch u rch , formerly of this place has - been visitin g fr iends in this village. The little daughter of the It ev , 0. E. Cox , of Huntington , pastor of the Xorthport i iaptist Church , while playing about the yard fell and broke her arm . . Seventy-eight members ot Butler Lodge ol S outh Xonvalk visited the I , O. 0. T , of this vi llage Jast week. Butler Lodge is one ot the stron ges t in Connecticut. M iscellaneous. H. C. Acker has been sentenced to four years and si , \ mon ths in the Auburn State Prison for the murderous assault made upon Mrs. Acker last April . —[ Ex. - (iertie Dodge , a s ix-year-old child boarding at the Kissam Jfouse a t the Harbor , Hun tington, had a narrow esca pe from drowning on Wed nesday. She fell oil the dock in her play . Charlie Kissaiu , sou of the propr ietor , of the house , hearing her scream , rushed to her as- sistance just in time to save her life. This is the s e cond life the little hero has saved this summer. Mrs. Joseph Moon , o f Itiverhead , daugh ter of Capt. Isaac Winters , died on the nth inst, a f- ter a lon g and terrible sickness , caused by can- cer o f the stomach. She had every kind of medi- cal assistance, but the dread disease was not to be baffled by remedies , aml' she succumbed , re- signed to her fate , leavin g a husband and three youn g children. Services were condu cted by Ke ys. Juddand Davidson. —[Ex. Sirs . Otlincy. widow of James YanSise. of Wood bury , died at the residence of Frederick fl . Vansise on Wednesday evening at the ad . vanced a ge of eighty-two. She was taken sick wit h dysentery last Friday. Mrs . VanSise leaves a lar ge number of children , gran d-children and great grand-c hildren. She was a much respected person. Her funeral was he ld on Friday after- noon from the M . E . Church , her pastor I l ev. Mr. Oilman officiating. — [Ex. Mr. and Mrs . Ford , a la dy friend and small baby, of Centreport , while out rowing In a small boat on the mill pond , had a very narrow esca pe from drowning by the capsi z ing of their boa t Thursday af ternoon, With much dilllculty they were rescued by Joh n Smith and Allison i.own - des , who row ed to them in a boat , after the baby had gon e down once, Mr. Ford being the only one able to swim , did a ll in his power to rescue the la dies and baby, ou t became so tired tha t he was har dly able to help himself. Mr. Ford and fami ly had only come to this place the day before , taking up their abode In the Irwin cotta ge. tlreenvill e From our own corres pondent. Quite a number of friends , relatives and city boarders are con g re g ating here of late. Greenville looks at its best. Rev. Vander Berg from Passaic N. J., ofliciated in the Holland Reformed Church last Sunday. A largo congre- gation was in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelisso from Patter- son are visiting Sayville. Attended services in the I)ufeti Reformed Church , and were the guests of Rev. J. S. Orousar last Sunday. Rev . Jean S. Crousaz left last Mon- day for a three week' s vacation . We wish hiin an enjoyable ti m e. During his absence services will be held as usual , Omitting the services at 7.30 in the Eng lish language. FOB OUR B0TCJI FRIENDS . The following notice printed iri $ he Dutch language , was found in one of the Transvaal newspapers . ' Aan alle mijne Vrienden en beken- den , wordt hierbij .kennis gegeven ; dat hot den AlmacUtige God van leven en dood behaagd heeft van mijne zijde weg t e ne t nen , miju 5th echtgenoot , Den Heer M.J.Viljoen , diep betreurd doov mij en mijne 72 kinderen en kleinkinderen. Uwe zwaar bedroefde Vriend , 31. J. Viljoen . geboren Schoenmau, B n oxKEnsro.YTEix . Feb. 29 1889. S e dev t eenige tijd is d e toestani van Z. M. den Koning van Holland zoo zeer verergerd , dat nietaand in staat is het langer dan eenige lnmuten in zvjn bij z ijn uitte houden . Koningin Emma , is rnim 42 j aren jonger dan hare stervende gade , en heeft met de grootste lijdzaamheid en gehechtlieid Z. M. gedureude zijne v lang duri ge ziek- te verpleegd. Treurig is het echter dat Z. M. van zijn verstand schijnt he- reof d. on hare aanwezi gheid in de ziekekamer volstrekt niet meer wil toelaten. wat zvjne oppassing natuur- lijk zeer bemoeijelijkt. Er bestaat zeer weinig hoop yoor zijn behoud. Raadg eving. jgp Te InwoodL. I. is wederom een joogen van 15 jaar , gestoryen door een overmatig gebruik van ci garettes , c Groote jongens maar vooral . kleine jdngenties onder de 9 jaar , n e emt e e n voorbeeld daar aa n . ' . Fa s op ! gij j jaat d « Mtfdr w eg op>>l3 g« niet met de i e SANTA BARBARA int e resting N otes En Vo i na - c . fCdiioinded from last we«K.l In my letter from .S' anfa Barbara 1 forgo t to mention two things that were comparativel y now , fences to their yards and gardens , and Chinese chambermaids. By the way, can they be called chambermaids when they are all of the masculine-gender. ¦ . The route for thirt y miles after leav- ing Santa Barbara is splendid. On the one hand rJ i e orchards and wheat fields , and on the other the ocean roll- ing in at your feet. In some places the railroad runs on a rocky ledge twent y or thirt y feet above the ocean . At Sangn ' s , whore we lay over for an hour for the train from Los Angelos (Santa Barbara is on a brand?,) we had a heavy shower of rain and hail , a regular down pour. After leaving here we have to climb tip over four thousand feet and it made our two locomotives puff a nd snort and go j low at that. At nine o . clock p. m. Mrs. G. was stowed away in her berth , with the curtains up so that she could look out , and I was out in front, of the car on the low er step, and holding on for my life , while we rushed down and around the loop, where if our train had been Ion? enough , the locomotive would h ave passed under the rea r ear of its own train , some eighty feet below it. Ihis nig ht was horrible. No peace , no sleep. Peop le passing in lookin . \ for berths , talking to the porter or their companions, and keep ing us wide awake , and very mad. \What can t do! \ What shall f do! \ one woman exclaimed , when she found the berths were all taken . \You mi g ht stop shouting, \ said Major Lewis , which if not polite , echoed the sentiments of all those who were trying to sleep. Sever- al of those who thought they were to have a whole section were undeceived , particularl y one lad y, who though t she was very smart , and gave the porter a dollar , not to let down the upper berth , but was awakened in the ni g ht and had her dollar returned , and a big man hoisted in to the berth above her. .Morning came at last , and we were rushing ihrong h the large whea t and barley fields of Central California. Imag ine Hemps t ead p lains extended for hundreds of miles , with here and there a little bunch of trees , that sur- round the house , or barn. All else a v i vid green. Occasionally we would see a man or two with six: or eight horses and gang pl o ws. Two teams were three furrows while four teams appeared to make five or sis furrows at a time. Many fields appeared to be miles in length. San Francisco , April 10th , and a :ooI , wind }' , disagreeable day, and a lust y, dirty dry, *\ was our ' first ex- pressed op inion of it as they \ ra ttled our bones over the stones \ on our way to the hotel. Now we know better , eschew coaches and take the cable cars , which run everywhere and at all times. The city is built in , through and over , a successio n of sand hills , and how they ever drain, it is one puzzle , and wh y it is not burnt down every year is another , as most of the buildings are of wood , and even the more pretentious ones are so loaded with wood-trimmings that they are little better. No house built in the last ten years dare to look at the street , unless it has two bay windows and this hotel (the Palace ,) has nothing else on its four fronts. Thursday , A pril 11. Went per Cable road to Golden Gate Park , where we hired a carriag e to take us throug h the park , a ride of three or fou r miles to the Cliff House and Satro Heights. The roads were sp lendid , and how they have made these sand hills to blossom so in four or five years is a wonder to mo. The sun was shining bri g htl y 'and the rocks w ere covered I with seals. They are much nearer to the house than I supposed. While we were there a steamer from the south passed in very near the rocks , and it was very funny to see the clumsy things throw themselves into the sea and go swimming off a dozen or two in a shoal. We then rode up to Sut v o Hei ghts , which is in the rear of the Cliff House , and some two or three hundred feet hi g her. Mr. Sutro has cut road s , blasted rooks , built paths , and made as perfec t a garden , as can be found anywhere , with scores of statues and crowned it with his dwell- ing, and all is free to visitors , excep t the house. You look down at the seals and rocks , oyer the top of the Cliff House , to the north of which he is blasting rocks to build an immense acquartuin. Rode back by another road to the north of the park where we had good views of the entran ce to the har- bor , bay and fortifications . In the afternoon went down to the docks , and was astonished at the amount of shipping, and found they had some ideas of their own even in the matter of rigg ing. Saw an im- mense five-masted schooner without any topmast or topsails. \ Am not cer- tain as to whether this idea is a good one. The wood ratli/i es on the wire ri gging on other vessels I think is good , although at first rather shocking to ones ideas of being shi p shape . • Mrs . Shattuck called and we went for those heathen Chinese , but like Bill N v es parti.e• , we got the worst of it . Although we saw the Joss house , got tea and sweetmeats in one of tli e res- taurants , they got our money and . any- one who expects to get th a best of John , will be likel y to get left. Called on Dr. Wm, Carman , \ an old settler from Brookhaven this afternoon. When we were, boarding at Port Jefferson thirty-five years , ago he was . at the Towndsend House with us , bat left for this p lace the following winter , r and has never been east of the Rock ys since, Wo spent an hour very p leasantl y talking oyer old ti m es , as he is only about four blocks from the hotel , we fin* it y ery convenient and p l easant. P & ~E o v Jhe ilargest * awortmeni ^ and lonttijiiati go & M rWr> W£ ftjk Late News Tho B altimore urn! Ohio Railroad vompuny has made app lication in regular form t/t tits &aU.aiiI Truul lauo asso ciation for tho f ii - l v ile ^ e ot ma k ing u rate of two couta a! mi le- fo r pnrtie s of ten or more traveli ng to- j getb e r ou one titkot. This is the rate w hich, the Baltimore und Ohio announced on Jt i n & lv um l nithdretv on Ju ly 3 . The S chuylliili pnp»r mi ll at Ifanytmk ^ l ' rt., owned by F rank McDonald , was burned. Loss , J S0 . 000 ; insuranc e , $35 , 000 . . ; Ciis = y, lat ely of the t o well baseball team;! and furnj e rJy with Newark , has boea signal with Har tford . \ ¦ ¦ ' .: .;•; The well known lumber flrp f & i HSt jv . , r Jp K i ibrid go & Co. , of Tort Allegan y, Pa ^l iar failed. Jud gments hare bean entere d anil execu tions i s iued against the firm for nwrd ; than .s2 O , OO0 . Ib. ' iir y C Bo wen , who was recentl y se- verel y hurt by being; throw n from his car - riri g o , is still confined to his bed , but is slow- 1 3- improvi n g. The comp tr oller of the curr ency has au- tlior i z ^- l rlie First Na tional bank, of G w l n r- town , Ga. , and tho First National bank of llfGr e j- or , Tex. , to Iw g in business with cmv i tals of i>:i , 000 . The ac tin g secretar y of tho treasur y has i i pj j oi n loJ Collector Thomas V . Cooper cus- todian of tho Phil adel phia custom house . Dr. C. C. .Ma son , t ^ e grand commander ol tno Kni g hts Templar of California , died .Mi:lld «V. Ju - l s e Horton , cf Ch i wigu , has denied Ilia a pplication to admit John F . Ite ^ gs, tho Cro- ni:' . Mi- poet , to bail. Ed Paul , cashi e r of the Pacific Expres s cwr.p t .ny at \V i ch:t a , Kan., U musing. His ncv> bti ' s arc- short ovi - r $10 , 0U0. Hi - riin brok e tlu' tu i i u l e record lost month s * - ir ty-ii: ' i :e { wrsc -n s ni l catptcd to end th t ir] l ive. - , and s hii - ty- i ^ ht o f them succeeded. - - Mr. 1 3 - :.z ; n , the K - : ; ' i-U turf p lunger ; has writtvu a book « - uti i . . - d \Ho w I Lo,t &J30 , - 0- U in ¦; v,o Year- - . : ' Advance- copies are |n| grea t ij i - ii i und. J A b r.r.liiT of l\ ra :i!; C. Hoyt , tho default ' In ,; Hoboken l ,i::u: . - . l A icr , j ,j » .l.i to tho bank! mi nmou - it M i l!i«i« - . i : , to o ther with Hoyt ' s bad c vrliii cita , to m i !; ^ . -js . ilO'J. Tlie #10 , 000 b a l a t 'ce «ilt hava to be made good by Jloyt'i b - . - ii-! - . :,i - :i. in ti:i l . i j.s o of coumous the Scotch local g i ' Vi - i - i ii i s - n i iiiil has passed the conunit w . => ' - ;. £ \ ¦ Th e Uul>m Pacific railroa d' s gross earn- inp-i . ' or .M ay iver.} £3 , 011 , CM ; i ts expenses , £ i , *i! v* * : i 'A>ni; « n - d with .May, ISS>S , there i s an nieii'c.se of £ : ! :i - 2 , S51 in the sur p lu. 4 . The an nual 111 -et of tha IV ij Uot C u noo club i vili b. . bf lil at KimbaU Island , \ be ginning J i ii ' v- : t i nwl lu - tin ^ ton days. After shor t cr n is s s there will bo a ilnal cruiso to Sag JI arl.or mid back. The ii :\ . - t if tho threa C umi gating ste a mers , t i ' i - _ - f. .Mi;s Pa-leur , for the us o of tho Sl i tri n ? Ii o i- ' p i tnl t i - rvic' , to enable them to enfor c a more >.trictl y the imarantino laws , has boen con.piete. i and launcho I from the yards ad YVilmi. - iL- toi:. The d irectors of the Indiana polis club bav« acce pted Bancroft' s resignation and . aj> ; p ointed Player Glasscock manager of the team , to take charge when the club reaches New York. By tho falling of seats durin g a circus at Milfcrd , SIns j . , six hundred peo ple were pre» ci p ita ted to tiie grou nd. Five people ^ h| hurt. ^B A jawo l ry thief at Chicago seized a tray containin g 160 gold rin gs , covered the Jewel eu with a revolv er and escaped with his plu njfl throu gh a crowded street. ^| John E. Burton , the iron king of ElkhoH Wis., has failed. Liabili ties , £825 , 000; ass fl $70 1 , 000. ^ As Dom Pedro , emperor o£ BraiU , was leaving a theatre at Rio de Janeiro a Portu- gese lired a shot from a revolver at him. Th ^ bullet , however , missed the em peror and h| sustained no injury whatever. The won! be assassin was taken into custod y. i At the Mmi-annual convention of the Ns tion al American Window Glass Manu ia ^ turers n t N ew York the old ofllcere were r ele cted as follo ws: F. L. Bodine , proslden Thoma s Wi g htman , of Pi ttsburg , vice pre dent; Wi ' l iam Loeffler , of Pit t sburg, trM uior; O. E. Frazee , Cannstota , N. Y., Beer tary. The nest mee ting will be held Washington , Jan. 15 , tSflO. I t is announced that tho coming visit Of tl emperor Willi am to London will beincognlt The cor poration of London has voted flft guineas to tho fund for the relief of suffore from the, Armag h railroad disaster . The fire marshal reports that the fire Meyer Bros. ' fireworks establishment , B ton , was caused by s pontaneous combu s ti among so called \ ruby lights. \ He ur c , that the stora ge of fire works \withi n the ci bo prohibited. t Mrs. Elizabeth Wells is dead at Hartfor aged 71 years. She was the widow of B Horace Wells , the introducer of ana j stheth Cap t. Thomas Brit ton , Sixth infantry, hi been p laced on the retired list after s ervli forty y <ars in tho arm y. An incendiary Are did dama ge ty .-t! amount of $7 , 000 in tho village of . . VfU liani town , N. Y. - M An earth quake shock has been felt on fl I sland of Orran and on the mainland Scotland. Houses were shaken. - ' jl The state department has been Informel that yellow fever has broken out at Colon ; on the Isthmus of Panama ' . . ' ¦¦ . ' Governor Goodoll and council of Connectl- cu t have appointed ox-Gove rnor Charles H.. V Sa wyer commissioner to the Pari s exposition. : ' Governor Hili has appoin t ed John T \' ; Joyce , of Buffalo , pardon and extradition - f ' clerk in p lace of Goodwi n Brown , who r a ; si gned. • - • : _ :- _ ; Norvin Green , John Jay Knox and others , 7 of New York ; Henry G. O'Neil , of LomV \! vi l le , and John Gilmore , of Owensborb ' . Ky., \ : : have incorporated a company to bo known A as the Standard Record company for printe d in g tickets , calculatin g and recording flnan- U cial and o ther transa ctions. \ The company has a capital of $500, 000. > .. Legal proceedings have been , brought 1 against Henry T . and Charles -H. ; Eaton , : \ J proprietors of the Ameri can house at Calais , ; 1 Me. , for violation ot tho alien labor law. \ .;It • I Is alleged that i f essrs . Ea ton contracted;witb . ? 1 a plumber from Canada to do some worfc 'l n • • I their hot.d. This will be made a test case. t ' ^ jM Evelyn Brag g, \ a pretty member fot tjj[ ^ | Thom pson-Opera company, has been inar j ^^ H to Eugene Bisbee , a wealthy real estatd ^^^ H cf Baltimore. ' She refused him once , 4 1 V B persevered and won. ^ A leaky gas p i pe nearly caused tho death at ¦ \ t wen ty-flvo persons from asph yxiation In a y ! 1 Chica go tenement house. . ,4 Shell Eock , In,, is reported totall y d» \ | ll stroyed b y fire. No particulars hava been { » received. \ . ' . * Herb e rt Oliver , confidential a gent in Cht- J cago of Alfred H. Smith & Co * , diamond J brokers , of New York , is missing with $2 , 500 . < W .J . Pelot , a detective , while -walking ^ with S frs - IVilmot at Atlan ta , Ga., was shot 1 dead by the woman ' s husband , who had been > ' watching them. _ t , W illiam B. Derby , lately cashier ol t£* \ , Mutual District Messenger company of . .Bo»- (> - ,, j ton , ; wbo was ' recen tly sentenced to three ^ '1 years f or embe z zlement , owes about $28 , 000 ; :i , \} on which parties claim to have liens aino n ntri }X ing to t ' J J & l To.> assets consist of .$900 in ^ j j ^ oash in tho hands of mort gagees iad a houie * , j j i , mortea g ed for $6 , 00a \ - \ \ J.. ~ , - . • v i V 2% t . i \ >,j. ' ; ^ ^ i j . —If you are run down ^ iittil ' Sft^ y an d hav «^ v t } arjpelite ^ - ^ try ' » t b o$ fl £ j ^ y | j Mo x te. For sale at Patnan Ts PhK a wnfi ^ l <y E of l U ^^l arge ^ ;; - i y> i # n»| # g ^ i lit? $ m*+ S a vvilie, Town ot Islio- Harr y F . Hildebrand t , O pposite post-on i ce. H AIR - CUTTING SHAVING A N D SHAMPOOING A Specialty. A select stock of fine & A <m m , % & m AND Barbers ' Supp lies Alwa ys on , ha nd. ?i ve Years First-class New York Experience. ff i YY IIM , rj i. ^ l . F ei rries wishing : HaiJeaqum Ice Cream. Frnit Ice Cream , Brick Ice Cream wrapped in individual cakes. Also Water Ic es , from any. fr o its . ot ^ the seas on made to-ord er ^ aad -deHvered Raynor f s Block , Wai n street , SAYVILLE , L. I AT ' llamiiioc l i s , Tennis I t acf j ues , Base Halls , „_ ,. - , ,„ : ^^ _ . Base Ball Bats , - , Croquet. Toys , H ats , Tennis Hals , Straw Hats , Derb y Hats , Crubh Hat? , Stationery, Xews Papers , Fishing Tackles , Velocipedes , Confectionery, Picture Frames MADE TO ORDER, iftili t i i n, ISLIPJ i . I. Olioiee Wines , Li q uors an d C ig ars Buc lweiser Lager Beer. E ver y A ccomm od at i on G i ven , and Special Attention Paid to Com- mercial Travelers,. Boating, - 1 ' Bathin g Pi S liiD ^ DrMn g I Parties and Transien t Visito rs. ' JOS. STRANSKY , Prop, Lawyers. JOSEPH WOOD, AT T 0H3E? AND COUNSELLOR AT UW 71 Bboa d wa t , X e w T02E. At S ayr i U a oa Satiirdaj s . A KI X GTO X E. GAK ii A N . COUNSELOR AT LAW PATOHOGUE. 5T- ANDREW HE V WA N ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR , FA.TC HOGUK. yjr. SATVHXB TCS5DAT , CHARLES W . KLEB1SCH , ATTORNEY AND GODNSELOR AT LAW i \ o. 2S7 Broadway, Ke - w York City. Eic d t s c , Ho l broot , L. L ELLIOTT J. SIWiTH , ATTOR B EY snl COUSSELQI al liW , lsi - ir , L. I. fi ske l & reid , A ttorne ys and Counselors at Law , 59 Liberty Street , S ew York. ASD BABYLO N , L. L Pi. D. PETTY , A ttorne y and Counselor at Law ElTEBEEAB , L. I. STOVES, BANGES HEATERS. Tin - Ware of All Kinds . PRACTICAL PLUMBEES. Josep h Je d l i cka & Son Jedlicka ' s Block, SAYYILLE. W « fiSTe on band s lar ge stock aad good MSOrfment of ranges , heaters , stores , also sew and improved oil-stoves. T in - sra r o ol rrery description itr pi in stock and mad e t * t rd *r. Giro cs a call—ire can s ait joe @ . M. A8WB T , Cabinet Maker , STAIR BUG , Mantles , Etc. Repairing promptl y and sat- , isfactorail y don e. Estimatesj farai slied and all work exe- cuted at reasonable prices. ! Shop— ^ Jreen Avenue. . - - S e ar ' o fN c w s o ffib o , - . W. A. T1LL0TS0N, S« li H*feM fc B A TPOET , L. I. Yew work and R epairing of all kinds Satisfaction Guaranteed. Boats and Tackling of all kinds sold on commission. Orders ma} ' be lett at Nauert' s Newsroom , News Office , Sayville , or at my residence. Bay- port. CARLHIfH , HOUS E SiC Sl —AXD— Bec o raliye Fai B tiBg * PAPER EA N GI N a . Grainui g j Marbling, Kalsoni ining, eta , etc. SAYYILLE , L. I. J ff O. Z. O'BRIEN , CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYO R GREEK'S BUILDING , Ma i n Street , _ - Sayville , L. J t ' JS T OTJMT PUBLIC. Notice. Good Sharpie to let cheap. Also open buggy in fine condi tion. Address Da. Gii - eeet , Bay port , I . .j. ' \ - ¦ . - . -:. ¦ ¦ ¦: . . - -- y Foundm ^ y ' ^^ •A . white sharpie 011 the K t Kk&w af .Sbaa S s. J wiier can have same br proTln c nropert r sod i gr i ar&etal f Mtee* ~ wml tsaQt»mt M t m m , Patchogu a Business. GJELa. VJE S5TOiS? £ S. AT eOLB S MITH 'S , WEST PATCHOGUE. S. O. WEEKS MARBLE WORKS , Piao St , Patchogn s , L. L Monuments , Headstones Cemetery Fencing. c M tral hotel ! H. CLAY LOSES , Pro p. Maix Stkeet , P a tchog o k , L. L S pecial Ktteniion to Commercial Travelers and Transient Q ve t tt. Good Stables attached to the Hotel W ARDIN G & CO, , , FffiE §H0I§ 273 and 275 PULTO U ST. , B KOOKLYX , 2 T . Y. The very best goods the market affords at p rices ¦vvithinthe readi of all. The latest styles and every pair w arranted OUR STO C K OF vim w i i is also first class in every respect. You can buy j ^ oods f rom us without leav- ing\ home as well as if you called o n us in person. Write for our handsome- ly illustrated catalogue ' which g ives you full information on the subject , and which we will cheerfully send you FREE OF CHARGE . HARDING & CO., 273 & 275 FULTON STREET , BROOKLY N , X. y . G. A. WEVER , PRACTICAL PAINTER AND PAPER i ' HAN&ER. K alsomin ' mg 1 , Plain or in ! Tints. Wago n Painting, Lettering, Grain- ing, Polishing, Etc., Etc 1 JOBBING IN FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WALL PAPER. S GooQ work at reasonable prices. S Kdenee on Foster Ave. . Sayville , Jj .I. — ¦ - _ < Chas. Hendricksoi M anufacturer of an Wholesale Dealer in IGE CREA M, Babylon , L. I. We employ steam in manufac turin g anc i ra thus enabled to mak e the best Ice Cream it LOW PRICES. AVrito for price . SMITH J. NOE, Real Estate Office , MainStreet and G ia 1 J3 V. / e Sayv i lle , L, I. Pianos and Organs for sale and to rent. R.. HOLMES 7 ~ AIA. K QO M Of - BkcksmitM n g and lobbing, G 4 S BIA.6 S XSD WAGON IEONINa axd Fimsmsa. . gOSg&ag Q Bfflsl SPEOIALTY. JJ1BOAT l T OSK e x e o o M ha v eckaual O H ¦taUtHt lt A R t HM. _Jb M H UX» •• - SA TTXC Aa L COAL I __ G Q AL ! c a ar ; A z/n i E&rca a * ^ ¦ ; W>B « , ' ^ Ai * i«a ' i ^M^ OP »L z: ft Ml > i ' • ~ i frtM a nde. OmI a a d Woo* «6U* t nA A ri s? ^^ m^ SXtlSSsi S iSSSSS ^^M Thurber ' s Hotel , . WATER ISLAND Now ready to accommodate Partiei aud Picnics at aU hours. -•-• -- ¦- • Dinners and and refreshments served at shortnotice ' ' - Fresh Clams , fish and eels always on hand . Pool Tables , Good bathi ng, etc. COME A2> T D SEE ME. D. J. Thurber ^ Propri etor. Summer We s or t a . ^ , -¦ ¦ ¦ - ' : A doit Hotel itiU be op ioid J o M 30»t \ -, LAKE R0NK0NK0KA , , iif II M § S £ JB? ^ MBM i EMB L i ' .tf TAliJ H ; J S W T l iU JIli. The New and Commodious Cat Boat , f EDWARD PRESTON , Sailed b y Capt. Sy m es Baker , Will be in commission for Sail- ing or Running a Ferry fr o m Sayville to Cherry Grove , Two tri ps daily. Parties wish- ing the best Best Chowder , or the best Dinner , will do well to take his Ferry, as no better Dinners can be found , or bette r attention g iven than the host and hostess of Cherry Grove , to their patrons. The ferry will be read y t o make the first tri p on or about June 20, [ —THE NOVE LTY— iiw l li t isii, f i r * — L ^^ fo ||l I 1 i i f l Freeman Howe , Sole A gent for Suffolk Co. Abram - Cox ' s Philadel p hia Stoves , and Ranges. The Scranton Dock A sh Ranges. OIL STOVES , all styles and prices. The new Daisy is the most perfect Oil Stove in use. Stamped and Plain Tin Ware , A gate and Ennameled Ware , Copper Tea K ett' es , Pumps , Lead Pi pe , Steam and Driven Well Pipe, i Plumbing, Gass and Steam Fitting. All orders for Stove repairs promptl y attended to. JPIIE M AN HOWE , Main St ., Sayville , N. Y. DBS. STARKEY k PALEN'S TREATMENT 3Y INHALATION . . TXASC M ARK\ y . BEOm t BBJ . iS S e ^ a xc t i Stree t . Ptitla cl ' s, P u . For C onsumption , As thma , B ronchitis , D yspepsia , Ca- tarrh , Hay Fever , Headache , Debility, Rheumatism, Ne ural g ia and of- ' Chronic urn/ DUorderi. : • \ Tlie.lV>mi>ona<l O.wkcii Treatment. \ D rs , . StarKoy & l ' u leii. No Iffi tt i Arch Street. Vhiladel- ' plira . liave !wen u sitifr for tlie last se venteen years , is a scientifi c adjustment of tli e elements ot Ox vgen and Nitrogen magnetized , and the emn- iioumi is »i condensed and wade )iortal )le that it is sent all over tlie world. . »^ DBS. Staukkv & I' ai.kn have the liberty to refer to tlie folloiviiie; named well-known |i e i ' - sons w ho have tried their Treatment: rfpn. Win. D. Ke i lcv , Memlier of Con gress , I' l i ila. l!ev. Victor L. Con ' rad . Kili tor J.ntlieran Obser- ver . P lii la. Kev. Charles \\\ Ciis l iin p , ». ! >.. Koc l ipster. X. Y. Hon . Wm. l' eim N i\on , Edi tor Inter Owan , t'liica t' o . I II. W . H Wortliiii ji tmi , K ilii ur > \ ew South , Birming- ham , Ala. Jud ge If. P . Vrooman . t jue n enio , Kan. Mrs. Man' A. Livermore , Melrose, Mass. Jwlee K. S- VoorUces . Xew York Oity. i M r. K. C. KhI kIit. I 'li ilad . 'lpbia. , Mr. Frank Sirt < I aI! ,JlerciiKiit . l ' liiladolpliia. Hon. W . W . Selmyler. Kaston , l ' a. ] Edwarrt L. Wilson, KS3 Ihuadway, N. V - , Jid. I'liila. 1'lioto. . Fidelia M. Lyon. Waime i v, Hawaii , S aiulwtuh Islands, 1 Alexander ltite h ie, Iiiveriicss , Scotland. i Mrs. J l anue l v. Ortega , Fresnlilo , Zacateeas , , iMexico. Mrs. Kmma Cooper , Uti lia, Spanish Honduras , I C. A. s .T . Co l i Vi , Ex-Vice Consul , Casa blan ca , Morocco. , M. V. Ashurook. l'ed l ilnll , Cal. ' Jam es Moore . Sup 't Police, Blau dford , Dorset- s • -shire , Eng land. Jacob Ward , Bowrat , New South Wales . And thousands of others In every part of the ° United States. t \ . c \ C trn i f wu nd (lxy ;« i— ilJiM/xh of Action and Results , \ c is the title of a new brochure of two hundred h pages, published by Dr. \ . . Stnrke v & l' aleii . w liieh s gives to al l lii'iuirers full information as to this remarka ble enrat he agent and a record of sever- > a l hundred surprising cures in a wide range of Y flironie eases—many of tlieui after boiu g aban- doned t0 'I' 0 i'V oilier physicians . Will be mailed fr w to t my address on application. Jtead tlie \ brocliure! fl 1)118 . STABKEY& PA LEX , v SO. 1320 ARClt STHKKT , l'HlI ,Ar, EI.l ' IIM , l'A . \ a GET the BEST VtlOCE COLUMBIA. C o l i mbia t °i Bicj€le§ , Tricycles and Safeties. Send f o r catal o gu e a nd pri ces. 1 S. BALDWIH , A g e nt , BABYL O N , L. I. EDWARDS , COAL at WOOD YARD Free burnin g coal for family uso constantly oi band. Oak and Pine Wood sawed and splil when desired. Also Blacksmith Coal. Yard on G illette avenue , near Edward' s Street. Office in the U acuess S Uop of W.F. Lccluse. lB9yl. THOMAS B. ARNOLD , D. D. S „ DENTIST , Babylon , L. I. At 127 West 34th Street , New York on Tuesdays and Fridays. SAYVILLE Drug Store , . ' . ; g. \ j, klaassen; Drugg ist and Chemist . - P rescriptions carefully compounded. News Dealer , Dooks , Stationery, - and all kinds of Var- ieties , &c. Before pu rchasing elsewhere , call and inspect our Goods . . . . MAIN STBEET , : . ¦r ' s ^ A. x \ v t c±jIj E , ±j ' - . .i. In pursuance of an ord or of James H. Tuthlll , Esq. , Surrogat e ofll i a County of Suffolk .Notice Is n e reby g iven , aeeordl ti R to law to all persons havin g claims against Thomas James , late 61 tho Town of Ish p, deceased , that they are requlr ct L to exh ibit tlie same , with the \ouohers thereof , to the subscrib er , 8amuel W. Green , at tlieofllce of Isaac H.Green , Jr .on Ma in Htreet , Sayville , Suffolk County , Km y Yory. o u or Uefor a t h etcnth day of June next. < I » 5 . , , Dated Deoember J, J88 8. . * \ _ »¦ ? * \ * . <^ f t S aku -c c W , 6KB 3 H , AdmlnHt f ator olThon u w Mmm rO tetm ei , - y \ 1 5\ ^ - . f -f F- \V « jt 'ZS ^SS P ff'i teV^M t' n V UjMM . .4 IJYE LOSG 1SL A SJ) JOUBXAZ. Onr Mot to—i' rsn. TERMS. 1. Subscri ption 5l .r fl i x t year , invariably ia ad vance- Single cvpk-s 5 cts. For sale by J.A Xaucifs Ni - i(s n« i::. 2. KeaiiilaJie s al l l ie nsK of tlie subscnl ' . - r . un ' .r~5 n u ule bv resi -s tered l v tier or n u Kit-y ower. 3. Sal'«. Ti I < tf rs ivlw dfrirt- w c l iaage thrir 1\ . O aJdre < ~ will srf i d I W' t l i < - ' ld and new address - i The paper is s. - :.t ro ~ u l .< c ri b rrs un t i! an es pHvit ord ^ r is n - cvive » i lor its >iist i >n:iuuanee . ai i d alt paymeut ox arrcara u t- s ii mad e as re- qm ' re d l > v 3 a« \ . . , 5. Kfineml ' er lliat tlie pu l ihs ' .K-r mu st be no • t 'fi cd t>v letter wlicii a >ul » scrilt-r v.i s li ^ s Ills . pat ^ r stopiH - d- AU arrearag e v.i' . ' . -1 W paid. C Tiiis pa]K-r >:ad ; . \ s f. pleas- ' an d labors zea l on s lvfiT the people of Sayv i iif. of Snt T olS t - ou rtv i - . : d. ' f Loii g I sland in g .-« ^ r:n. Iilias a w i J e cirvu l i - .: o a . a:: J 3«i.«:i- the best piOp l e. Job Pri n ting; \ !1 manner of. Job l' r iutiug cxetu u -d at low driees. S: - n<i for estimate s. Society Intelligence- Sci e ntific Soeir t y. I ' re si - i - . - nt—Dr. A. 1\ . van I » ei u— , Vice IT t - ideiU—Kev . .?. II- ITescott ; S e cr ot an \ . Ciiarfe s Cmsi j ronsun -r- G . J. ^ K t aassen . Hf ;,t or-Jo>e pa A \. « d . E > i.: Tru > - ( tve s .Hr. I ? - F. Ko g e t s : l » r. G. W. OUbcrt :r.id . Saw F U- Hook and Ladd e r to. .Ia : i ! i s Ha t l S iT J orr s naa. j..lin>l. « VJ' .rit -n ^ erct a r>- - Mtx-un g * first Friua v ntgtit U U ' .iv ' ih.. ' .K ' j. 1 German ' I fc -K ^ v. U ci n s. \ v :. -: y. Meets once a J month , l ' resiuciit. Gor k ^ e» i - . r -ex. rv. tary. < . ar l JJ siv r l\ - H ' r - * l-'- Vi . \i \ -. 1- O. C> . F. M eets * v. .r V \ \>, v ;, ' ~ .!:;v vVi !: i !! ^ - H . .1. Hi-Mink. X O VV. F. L - ; !::v - ; l Vr: i u ae: ;t S-cretarv. S «- :ii; el. <v. i- > \ ii. : - J l l. D. I . .. T. Meets lh fi \ ... i Tri!- . : .::;r Hall evt - rv Fri .iay at - \0 . I> . M. EJ.var .I ^ .C. T.: Mr s. F. V. L o n glas. A . T-: Win. F. - tli. S i -e n- t arv Sa vv - ' \ - i .. - - - 'i; :u and Kea - Vn i i: i >n:: i . Kegn l ar meet ;;- V.. ' o-¦ v. ai u l.s- Uva.ling Kr-.in . oi.sn t- vc rv cvc i iii!-. : n Kayn- .r s i: ^ - - k. 1 re ^ ia-iii- ]-i .ns iln l -e : V:.-- F r ^ sd-u - . M:> s Minnie Fen c i >- ):i: Seen - ian \ . r t iar ;e s X. i- ^n e , Jr. : Trea s urer . Oliver H. \ K o g - . - rs. Church Directory. MethoJist Epi-c-palChur . -Ii. l t ev.T. 1>. Little ; wood , p asror. Sunday -ieniee !• <- .> \ \ . .\. x . an d.- •« V. M . S i ibl.a ' .bSdli' - . ':- ' - \ ) i * -M- i \ - - * i- J.r<»v. \ ll . S apl- Y . \ >::uz l ^i p i e- ' iiiecl i n ^ Su u daya tt U S i - tlie U e: :re l:o. \ >m. „. , C l .;. - re _ -ai:. . !ial f:in:r. -:i- l b- v. T!i. Don-la s . j! - -ss.>.- . -; u- i,:- i v ~ . \ - vi. - t sal l .' . S \ . a- M- and ¦.:» f T m- ' Sii u dav Scli.-.l ;. .r. A- m. Y- 1\ . C- E- . S-. 6. 15 1- . m. Wednesday i/ venin s prayer iim - mi g \ s:. Ann ' s Fr ..;estar - .r Episc o pal Chureb. P .ev. J. H. P r t- scon. Eret or. IVws in this ehurcUare free- A l! are welcome. Sanda v ser vices al 10:45 A-M-a!i d7:J 5 r . M. Sunday SrUi*>! S < :15A-M. _ Dutc h Hcfonneii. t J rctnville. llw- J ean S. Cr ousaz : service » J H a. 31. . i W 1* . 31- :u the I Jmi -ri fcu i !r- iase;ev enin;7 . ^ ) in English. Suii - <lav 3 cljoc»I se s sion 3. - J 5 . . ~ \ \ --— - \ Town Officials . diaries G. Sands . Supervisor. I< l i p - t Vm. T . L- i i \ . \ .se. To w a C S erK. Sav r ilie. J a . -:iee s of the IV:u - e—Cliar t es T. st r on?. Sav- vilie. Charles r . Si a i l ii. Ul ip. Se ll i U. I' lait. BaiiSho. -e . Geo. F. Waller J t reninw. ! . POTTEK & PEIOE, B ank Building, PATCHOGUE Offer for sale and to rent , houses and lands of all de- scri p tion — also are p lacing loans on Western land at six per cent. —pr inci p al and inter- est guaranteed b y ttya Middle- sex Banking Co. , of Middle- town , Ct They also g ive re- li a bl e Fir e a nd Lifs Insuranc e ia first-class companies.
