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SATVILLE , LONG ISLiXB. Sawi i ie. - A pretty , srowins vlllaee o * lini e l i b u ^ ine s ae t i v itv -situated iii Ihv southeast pan ol tlie Towu o l I-Uii . «u Mo nt au k Division L. 1. K. K. and near O re a t South Kay. from the fisheries ol which the place derives i t> principal support. — Disunite from Long I n land City. So t uili - s. It lias a ra pidly s r o iviu s population , the surroun ding c oauirv wins in a very lieal i liv Hate of growl ii. The suveis are level and liro.id . the s idewalks ample and lined w i lh s li ade lire. * . T lir { •£«*]•] £ ar c iiuelH s eu; . pro g ressive and tiosvlta t de . and the p laev lias a pro sp eriim present aud a lirisl i t . Jutare . T he place is v.onUy ol and Is rt-ceiviiis •' t he at i eiiti. - . u •> { capitalists. Stranaers are al- v.:ivs r . < -!<- ..!:ie. , \ new . spaciou s and e .^ l l y s e t ir n't P uiiirr i n ; lias lately l*eva . -l - t-ole.l . tlius aa r <> r . iiu -4 Urs u las* edinat i oiial t .n i t iiie s T his < . i-t:i,n is i ; ,.; , d i„r lis I' .ine r,.ii:t .. v -f' - r - i . Huii.l rvd ; ,.! i:i.-r. are t -i:s.a- * > •! iu lhe Pu < i. ness . S ayiil i e aifo rd s l Uiusua l indu c ements Un . i - aju- 13.I U IS—i , anicul:irlv in real vsiate. WW %l *<H» 4i Leave Arri»e at Sayville \ T EsTvcaeo. L. L citv e.4l M. 3 1 S.2S 4 .SI. v ^ o •• s.oi •¦ S- 49 \ 1 0 J S \* i - » r. 3i 4.0 7 p.m. *¦ « \ 5.53 \ T.t; •• <* ja •• 6. 11 \ iSundav s only.] 7.19 •' '- S \ 9.12 «• Leave Arrive at L. J. City east it akd. Savville S-3 5A. M 10.23 A. M. 1 L03 '• l.OC F. M. aj a r.M sea •• 3 J 0 •• D 4 >1 \ 4.3 \ 6.07 \ & 50 \ 7 -L S) *• 2.W - (Saturdays oulv.) 3.4 ; «• S.55A. 5I ;Sundays onlv .; 11.05 A . M. 9.1\ *• 10.40 •• RAI LROiO TIME-TABLE. SATURD AY. 3V X .Y - J7 , IS S* . i Ar > .r. ihr. Regular Ferry To Water Island , THE SL Q OP AHHI1 , CAPT. ARDIE E. DANES , L e aves Savville landin g , foot ol Candee aw. twice a d a v as follows: iO r >A- 31.. 2:33 T. 31. Le aw Water Island n ^S ) A.M. . and T. A O V . 31. T he lar g est and mos t couifortai - ' e Ferry Boat <m tile reir t llar route- 1*30 or the Union Ferry Co., Z N ew l ork , is a guest at the DelaTan. —ilr. iloilar , - R -ho formerly sto pped at the Elmore , has hired the Schneider cottage on Candee avenue. —Boss Mason Bason is novr putting on the brown mortar on the v r alk of the new residence of Mr. Cambern. —T he Brookl yn Citizen recentl y published over half a column in rela- tion io the tournament to b e held in this village. —The band vras compelled to post- pone its concert last Thursday evening on account of the serious illness of Airs. Charles Yarrin ^ to u . —M r. Sny der, of the firm of Peck £ Sny der , Xevr York , ivho accompanied the American base ball team around the -svorld , is at the Delavan . —ilr. Frank H. Jjriggs , of Great JBarringion , llas s ., was the guest of Dru gg ist. C. W . Putnam this week. H e •was parneularlv pleased with Sawiiie. — \VVe were agreeably surprised this week to receive a call from ilr. and Hi?. E. A. Raynor , of Port Jefferson. They were driving around the Island on a p leasure tnp. —From J an. 1st to -J ul y 1 , 1SS 0 .there was recorded in the Town Clerk' s cnic-e 7S birth j , 45 deaths , 37 marriages. JLast year the record was as follows : Jan . \ 1st to Jul y 1 , 1S53 , S3 births , 4G deaths , 17 marriages. —The cornet band will render the following programme nest Tuesday evening, July 30th: Overture Ii n trep i d e Le Ee sr et Andan te and l \ altz Qnies s te p \Warrio r Bold\ Fantasia \A Short Bile '' *rXecar in6 , ' Volka Alt a Schottische \Waltz Little Co qn ^ ite Beeepaon Grand March lit tle Mill Ke d owa —During the temporary absence of our C onstable , Deputy Sheri f ts.Bergh' s Agent , an d all others in authority, one of the most disgraceful affairs with •which this p lace has been afflicted oc- curred one ni g ht this week , the actors in the scene being a married woman not yet 20 years of age and a dozen or more young men. The woman was un- der the influence of li quor. The b oys were brutes , and should have been promp tly arrested and made to suffer the full penal ty of the law. —The corn er stone of the new Meth- o d ist E p iscopal church Patchogue , will be laid Thursday, Au gust 1st. At3 o ' clock in the afternoon services will be held in the church. At 7 o ' clock m the evenin g the corner stone will be laid by Bishop Cyras D. Foss , D. D., of Phila del p hia. The service of laying the corner stone will be followed ' im- mediately by a platform meetin g in the church , when addresses will be made by Bishop Foss , P r esidin g Elder A d ams , former pastors and eminent laymen of Brookl yn. —[Argus. —The citizens of Sayville , with char- act eristic enterprise , have arran ged f or holding the nest annual tournament of th e SnSolk Conntv Tol u nteer Fire- men ' s As sociation in their village , and hav e already subscribed oyer §800 for - furnishin g prizes and entertainment ^ and vrfll no doubt do more . The tour- nament will take place S eptember , the fourth. Our Say r il l e friends have manifested vim in o pening the gates of the ir \village io the firemen and citizens on that day, for the t ask of providing food for s o lar g e a number of p eop le as will T j ndonbtedly assemble is no Email one; hut the Sayvilleites will prove equal to the emerg ency, and if the weather is propitious the day wi ll no doubt be as enjoyable as any yet de- voted to witnessing the friendly .con- tention of the Suffolk Count y firemen . Q ^ r ^ SessL .r \ ' . ' •} ' . - \\ - \ . - . ¦ . ' ' . ' .. ¦ . ' -: ^ L : ^ - - ^BS ae %irt oil 9 cents per gallon ^ s ^ t0 ^ 2U ^9^ ~ ~^ > ' ~ ^ c r ^^ : - - \ -- i - i r\ ^ \ j ^ ? ^ - ^ ' - ^^ - -f- ^ - - - \ r j S^ . A. SOCIAL HEVI T W Or THE week ' s even t s IX A LIVE VILLAGE. —Mrs. Frank Benjamin is visiting in B lack Rock , Conn. —Eev. T . D. Littlewood will sail f rom Liverpool , Augus t 7th. —But cher White has a new game that be ats \ p i gs in the clover. ' \' —The Congregational Societ y and Sunday School will hold a p icnic Au- gust 1st. —The net proceeds of the Congre- gational Church fair amounted to §551.00 . —Th e Misses Emma and Julia X aneri are visiting with their brother , Mr. Joseph Nauert. —M r. Bivingstine , Superintendent —Th e News will issue a special edi- t ion of 5.000 cop ies cont aining the oi i k-Sa! programme tourn ament day. — Adv e rti s ers should e ngage space at an earlv dav. SAYVILLE BUEV1TIES. —It is > taf>d that Mr. Moses Bedell has resi gned bis position as princi pal of the Port Jefferson public school. —Onr ve i eran stage drivfir , John Wells , is confined to his house b y ill- ness . It is terrible punishment for him . —J ud g ing from the number of local bicyclists on the . streets Thursday ni g bi , it would b e wel l to form . a . clu b . — A hoy named Lewis fell from John V\ \ik on ' s wagon . and . broke his ri g ht a riri ' . ' \He wa s^ atten ded by Dr. G. A. Robinson . . - > ' .. ' . ¦ ~A youu g v .man f ait , fat and les s tbaa . 4 iJi. wants..j8. _wife.. . Any young lady can have same b y applying to Tn sN iiws ^ o ^ e ^ aird ^ pay ing-f or this notice . , . —The fi remen ' s bazaar was a happy thoug ht , and the Sayville Hook and Ladder Co. oug ht io be well satisfied with th e result! So other enterp ris e cou l d p ossi b ly br ing Ihem in as much money as they have r ealized upon this occasion. —M r. Julius Hendritkson , w ho lesal e feed dealer of Brookl yn , is at the Be- dell House. Mr. Christian Hendrick- son , druggist , of 226 East 20th street , is also stodping at the same place . — Both are very p leasant gentlemen. —M.E.CHrr. cH. —Se rvices nest Lord ' s —A regular meet ing of the Sayville L yceum was l a rge l y at tended last Mon- day even i ng . The President submit- te d a report of the expenses and receipts of the moonli g ht excursion , showing a small balance in favor of the Associ- ation . Other financial questions were discussed , and the matter was referred to the finance committee , which wil l report at the nest meetin g. A full at- tendance is desired. Editor Lincoln, of the Glen Cove Gazette , wa s pres e nt , accompanied by his daughter and niece. —For. Pastc t se s Xew. —M r. Stephen R. Walt er s , who has been in the boot and shoe busi ne s s f or the p a s t s i xt e en ye ar s in Sayvill e , w close out his p lace here , and locate in Patchogue in the Arcade building, where he will carry on the business of repairing and custom work. Mr. Walters is a good citizen , and we regret that he is com- pelled to make a change . Being a hard working, conscientious man , he de- serves generous support , and we trust h e will be accorded it in his new field. He will leav e next week . The good wi shes of a host of friends attend him. —Fo r the largest assortment and lowest prices go to Gerber ' s one price store. — The To c esamext . —Pursuant to notice of the General Committee , a meeting of the sub-committees was held at llaynor ' s Hall , Monday eyening, July 22 , for the purpose of receiving inst ructions as to their several duties. Walter L. Suy dam. Esq., presided ,and the Editor of The 2n ews recorded . The list of commi ttees was first taken up and the duties of each fully exp lained. The question of prizes was then dis- cussed. It was proposed to purchase a bell for hose prize, a lamp for eng ine and an axe with silver blade for book and l adder. Medals will also be pur- chase d The committee was empow- ered to expend $300 for prizes. This is ind ependent of the special pri zes. The b aymen of Sayville will present a s pecial \ prize to cost not less than ?25. It was voted to request each company to recommend proper persons to act as judges in contests, 'l he selection of jud ges and timers will be left to the Committee on Contests. B y an o ver- , sight in the printed list of committees last week , Mr. Edw ard Preston ' s name was omitted from the Committee on C ontests. Another meeting will be held n ex t Mon d a y ni g ht , at 8 o ' clock , when it is hoped a full representation of all C ommittees wil l be present. The following rules and regulations have been adopted b y the Suff olk Co. Volunteer Firemen ' s association : That a ll Companies entering for Prizes shall be members of the County Association and shall join the same b y Sept , 1st , JSS9. T h at al l E ng ine C o mpanies shall have ten minutes to p lace the Engine and ten minutes to p lay water. T hat all Hose Companies carry 350 f eet of regulation hose . That none but members of the Fire Department , t o which a Hook and Ladder Truck is attached , shall run with the truck in a contest . That any 25 -foot ladder may be used in the Ladder Contest That no persons shall join in the run or to assist in any contest after any Hook and Ladder , Hose or Engine Com pany shall h a ye started. That any company not taking part in the parade , or fall- in g out of li ne before the finish , shall be debarred from competition for prizes. In all contests no allowance will be made for accidents. Xhe Jud- ges ' decision , in all cases shall be final. The Ti mers will be designated by Blue and White R osettes . The Judges will be designated b y Red and White Ro- settes. If our firemen propose to snatch , laurels ou the occasion of the coming tournament at Say v ille , they must b e up and a doing. Practice , syst ematic and o f ten , is necessary. What says Chief H ooper ? We fear our firefi g ht- ers are lagg ing in interest. —[Amity- ville Dis patch. The rattle of the Track gong brou ght som e of our people to the front the other night , as rf there was a fire. It was only Phoenix Company out on a pra ctice run for the first time this season. They have t hen- eyes on a Tournament prize. There is no bet. ter tru ck for service on Long Island , but whet her they can get there so readily on dress parade is a fact to be established. —[ S a gffarbor , Corrector . — Libby ' s Corned Beef IS . cents p er can ai - Gerbe r^ s. - - ^ ^ ' \ . z —Far the \largest . assortment; and lowestp r ifl te^ to ; ( fe be ^ * ; o i »C p r ic f day. Class meeting 9:30 a. m. Preach- ing 10:30 a. m. and7:30 p. re. b y t h e R ev. D. McMu H en v of Isli p. Sund ay School 2:30 p. ni. Youn g people ' s meet- ing 6:30 p.m.Clas ses Tuesday evening 7:45. Prayer meeting Thursday even- ing 7 :45. —Yacht ow n ers cf the G reat South Bay Yacht Club , desiring io have their boats measured previous io the Regat- ta of August 10th , must send them to Doxsee ' s Dock , Isli p, L. I., on Wednes- day. Jul y 31st , or Aug. 7th. An earl y notice by mail to the undersigned by thos e intending to send yachts for measurment and the day so selected will aid materiall y. Address Josiah Bobbins , measurer , Bay Shore. —T he firemen will meet m their new truck house next week. • —One yard wi de , unbl e aeh e nd musli 6 cts. per yard at Gerber ' s. —Election of officers will occur at the Lyceum next Monday ni g ht. —Electi on of officers will occur at the Lyc eum next Monday ni g ht , —Kro pa , (h e barber , has secured an a ssistant from New York named Fritz Volla r. —T erry £- Raynor have received about 25 ea i loads of lumb er the past three weeks. —Bos s Xel son Strong has Il r. Frank Brown ' s house at Baynort , nearl y raised. Tlie Dedicator y\ Exerc ises and the Bazaar a Bi g Success - Hon- Jas- W- Covert De- lights the Multitude- The firem en are happy and the peo- p le are satisfied . This is an essential co mb ination , and con gratulations are now in order. A large crowd of peop le assembled Tuesday evening lo witness tlie dedi- catory exercises at the new truck house , and they weie not disappointed. The Sayville Hook and Ladder Co., headed b y the Cornet Band , bid fare- well to the old truck house about 7 o ' clock , and marched down Railroad avenue to Ma i n stre e t , around \S par- row Park\ to the new truck house, where the exercises of the evening were opened b y the Rev. JohnH. Prescott , c hairman , wh o called upon the Rev. Th. D oug las, to deliver tho opening prayer . After music b y the band , the chairman , in a f ew ter s e remarks , in- troduced the Hon . James W. Covert , onr R e presentative in Con gress , who was received with great enthusiasm. ilr. Covert was at his best , and the ex- pect a ti o ns o f the p eople were full y realized regarding his abilit y as a speaker. He possesses natural orator- ial p owers and c an a da p t hi mself to any occasion. Gift ed with a fine pres- ence , eloquenc e and wit , h e alwa y s ca rries an audience with him and satisfi es the intellect. The chairm an followed the speaker wit h a happy announcement of the Bazaar , t he b and r en de red another selection , and t he firemen and the crowd proceeded to the new Congre- gational Church , where the baz aar w as held. T he church was soon filled with peo- ple—the largest crowd that ever at- tended a fair in Sayville:—in fact it was difficult to pass throug h the aisles bet ween the tables . The fir emen are under great obli ga- tion to Mrs. John Wood , who was un- tiring in her efforts to make the Ba- zaar a grand success. The following ladies contributed their labors to the Bazaar at. t li a ta bles : Cake and Cream. —Mr s. Wm. Bedell , Miss A. C Ho ff , Mrs. Julius Hauser , Mrs. Worth , Mrs. Robert Xunns , Mrs. Simonson . Can d y table , Mrs. Isa ac Terry. Miss Minnie Ferguson , mantel or- na ments. Miss Rachel Green , sofa p il- low. Miss Josie King, ornamental bas- k et. Miss Warren , ban jo. These con- s tituted the princi pal shares, and the ladies w ere very su c cessful . Mis s Louise Foster presided over the scal es. Those in charge of the fancy work were Mrs. I. H. Green , Miss Wood , tue Mis ses Mabel and Annie Smith , Miss Belle Terry, Mi ss Fannie Raynor. Mrs. Reuben Edwards and daughter , Jennie , attended to the lemonade well . All the ladies deserve honorable men- tion , an d if The X ews has omitte d to giye credit to a deserving one , i t is a mistake of memory and not of the heart. God bless the ladies , ev eryon e ! The recei pts amount ed to about $4 40. It is thoug ht the net sum will r each about S300. The articles sold at auction by A. D. Foster , brought §23 . W . D. Co ok drew the elegant parlor c abinet made b y Mr. Ashb y. Miss M o r ga n o f Baypo r t se c ure d t he banjo , Louis Lefferandre the sofa p illow and Mrs. Isaac Ter ry the bi g fancy cake. — Frank Littlewood won the guess on the beans, and was given a card re- c eiver. a cakd. . The Sayville Hook an d Ladder Co. ' throug h the undersi gned committee, express heart y th anks to Mrs. John Wood , chairman of t he ladies com- mittee , to the Hon. James W. Covert , t o Rev. John H. Prescott , to the mer- chants of S ayville , and to all persons who contributed , and to the public which purchased , for the gen ero us a nd unanimous support tendered them at t heir late Bazaar. They will do all in tneir power to reciprocate in the future , not only in their labors to protect property, but financiall y, when the oc- casion deman ds. A. L. Chex ey , Chairman. John Z. O'Bp.iex , Robert H olmes , Gen 'l Committ ee. —Mr . Julius Hendnckson , whol e- sale feed dealer of Brookl yn , is at the Bedell House. Mr. Christian Hendnck- son , drugg ist , «f 226 East 20th street , 2v e w York , is also sto p p in g at the same p lace. —Two coats of dream y-colored In- dian red has been applied to the front and tower of the new truck house. There are just as many opinions regard- ing the effects of the paint as there are shing les in the building . —Th at \fresh\ youth was hit hard as he deserved to be. The News does not tolerate hoodlums , be they native or foreign born. And all good citi- zens will sustain it. We are a friend to the boys , and love to see them en- joy live , but when they insult peo p le and belittle the village , th ey must not com plain if they get a dose of their own medicine. — A Public Park foe Savville. —It is stated that Mr. S. W. Green has offered the vacant lot , comer of Main street and Handsom e avenue , to Say- ville for a public park , provided the citi zens will put it in proper order. He would build a new fence around the lot hims elf. Thus offer is worth consid- erin g. It is a fine location for a park and we hope our citizens will accept the offer . — Boakd of Health. —A s pecial meeting of the Boa rd of Health was held at the office of W. W. Hulse , Bay Shore , on Wednesday Jul y 24th , 1889 , at 2.30 p. m., with President Chas. G. Sands in the chair. The mee ting being called for the pur pose of hearing the report of the committee appointed to get advice as to the proper way t o r e move the sea weed at S mith' s Dock , re ported that the sea weed bein g in tide water the ex- pens e of lem o vingthe same would fall u pon the town. After discussin g the matter f ally, it Resolved , ff hat the Commissioners of Hi g hways be requested to remove the Bulkhead at the fo ot of Ocean avenue and that the President of the Board be appointed a committee to confer with the commissioner and see what can be don e about fixing the shore so that the sea weed can be hauled out. On motion of Geo. F. Waller , 500 notices were ordered printed for the use of the health officer. . \ On motion of C. C. Smith , it was Beso lced , That so much of the reso- lution prohibiting burial of bodies in Bay Shore in other than incorporated cemeteries , be amended so as to exclude St. A PatrickXCei hetOT ^ 11 i «»i h mB|f ^ fn rf i w tw MM jtti j ^a Mwti ^^^ TH E NEW TRUCK HOUSE. Meeting of the Editorial Association in Sayville- A T j arge Attendance and a Good Time. The eighth re gular meeting of the Que ens and Suffolk Co. Editorial As- s ociation was held in this village last Tu esday . Notwithstanding the threatening as- pect of the weather in the morning the general attendance was larger than at any previous meeting, and tha mem- bers pronounced the session the most enjoyabl e yet held. The following is the list of those in attendance : Ex-President E. M . Lincoln , o f the Glen Cove Gazeete , accompanied by h is dau g hter and niece. Mr. George Littell , of the Brooklyn Times , and wife , Mr. George Wallace and wife , of th e Roekville Centre Observer. Mr. Lemuel Green , o f the Patchogue Ar- gus accompanied by his wife and Miss K etcham . Miss May Holmes , of the Sayvill e News. Mr. A.M. Onderdonk , of the Hempstead Inquirer . Mr. John H. Hunt , of the Sag Harbor Express , Mr. C. E. White of t he Newtown Reg- ister. Treasurer J ohn ODonnell, ' of the Jamaica Standard. L. M. Wood , of the Jamaica Democrat. Mr. Rob- b ins , of the Centr e Moriches Messen- ger , and A. L. Ch en ey of the Sayville News. The visitors were received b y Rev. J. H. Presc ott , Editor Green , and the Pr esident. The part y first visited the truck house and were then taken in convey- ances to St. Ann ' s Church and inspect- e d that beautiful edifice , after w hich th ey repaired to the new Congrega- tional Chu rc h , and all expressed sur- prise and pleasure at the progress be- ing made b y Sayvill e. Th e party then departed for the pa- vilion at the foot of Candee avenue , and embarked on the Perry Belmont. Capt. John Edwar d s , for the White House , at Water Is land . The sail over was a treat enjoyed b y all. Arriving at the Whit e Hous e , th e v isit o rs took a vie w of Old Ocean until dinner was an- nounc ed. Land lord Ry der prepared a splendid shore dinner , w h ich was \discusse d\ in an animated and appreciative way b y the p ar ty in convention assemble d. After the coffee Rev. John H. Pres- cott was called upon , and delivered one of his characteristic speeches. It was one of his best efforts , and all enjoyed it thorou g hly. Bro. Geo. Wallace also responded in a very felicitions speech. Fo l lowing is the official report of the meeti n g: The regular meeting of the above A ss ociation w as held at Water Island , Julv 23 , 18S9. T he b usine s s me e tin g was held m the p arlor of R yd e r ' s P a vili o n on the beach . President A. L. Cheney was in the chair. The Secretary bein g absen t George Wall ace of the Observer was appointed Secretary pro tem. Mr. E. M . Lincoln of th e Glen Cove Gazette invit ed the Association to hold its next meeting at G len Cove , and to dine w ith him at bis private residence. Mov ed and seconded that the next meeting be held at Glen Cove. Carried . Moved and seconded that the Secr e- tary send notice of meeting to all mem- bers of the Association at least two week s befora the time to meet . Carried. The other unfinished business left over fro m last meeting was not taken up, owing to the absence of the min- utes , and is t o be broug ht up at the business meetin g at Glen Cove. Moved and seconded that a vote of thanks be tendered Rev. J. H. Pres- cott for his able and interesting ad- dress of welcome , and for the interest he has tak en in the Association, and his efforts in assistin g to make the visit to Sayvil le pleasant and profitable to the Association . Carried. On motion the me eting adjourned. Geokge Wallace , Secretar y pro tem. —See notice hay for sale. —Capt. Wm. B enjamin has gone South a f ter a ca r go of l um b er fo r T er ry & Rayno r. —Th e ladies of the M. E. Church will h old their annual fair the 7th and Sth of August. — School Meetixg. —The annual school meeting of Sayyille School Dist. N o. 4 , will be held at the new house on Tuesday evening, August 6 , at 7.30 p. m., for the purpose of appropriat- i n g money for the cur rent yerr . Elect- ing a trustee in the ji lace of 0. N. Aldrich , whos e term of office then ex- p ires , and transacting any other busi- ness that may properl y come before th e meetim?. FROM S ANCTUM TO OCEAN BAYFOltT Metho dist Episcopal Church. — Sunday Scliool . '1:30 a. a i. rreac btii j r every S uuday raoiuing at 10:30 , and at 7:30 on alternate Sunday Evenin g s during tlie Summer Season as follows- . Mis. i , IS; Sei>t. l , 15 29. ' Prayer Meeting every otlier Sunday Evening, r.30. Prayer Meeting every Thursday Evening, 7 :45 : (S pecial Correspondence ,) Rev. 0. W. H awkins , of the New Eng land Con ference , preached m the M. E. Church last Sunday evening. Mr. Morris Terry has been serious- l y ill. At time of writing he is in less pain. The entire com munity hope for his recovery. F or. Sale. —A fine lig ht p haeton , in good order. Also sin g le h arness. For sale reasonable. App l y to C. Kroll , Bay port, L. 1. The Ladies ' Aid Society of the Meth- o d ist E p iscopal Church will hold a fair and festival on the aft ernoons and evenings of Thu rsday and Friday next , Au g. 1st and 2d. The fair proper with its beautiful exhibit of articles will be in the public schooluonse , while re- freshments will be served in a ten t on th e srounds in front. A hop will be given at Kroll' s Hotel , on Thursday even ing, Au g. 1st. These gatherings are very popular , a nd the one to occur on the above da te prom- ises to be even more successful than any p revi o usl y h eld. Good music will be provided , and those who desire to have a first- class time , should bear this hop in mind. Mr. Kroll and his partner , Mr. Risen , will s p are no p ains to ma ke it pleasant for all. Mrs. Kroll will also be \ on deck\ and assist to make it pleasant for the ladies. Bayport—Contractor Nunns , of Say- ville , will build a n ew hotel for Smith Rogers , just east of here. It will be several stories in hei g ht , and 50x100 on the ground. He expects to commen ce the buildin g at an early date. —[Brook- l yn Real Est ate Record. The aboye is a \fake , \ and was probabl y intended as a joke on a most worthy citizen , Capt . Rogers. THs NKW i didnot pub- lish the item . Capt. Rogers was justly indi g iumt atr tha n naatlioriMd oN' of h k u a e , a*4,ir« ^ t . bl M* hi.:- HU fi U M APBM ^^a ; ^ g s gi5 B g ^ ft fe g ^ i« ^^g j£ S ?gi ^ «fc ^ Base Bali Notes Bab y lon will play Riverhead to-d ay. The Athletics of Isl i p defeated th e Patchog u es 26 to 12 Wednesday. The Ronkonkoma Club was \d e- vou r ed\ b y th e SayviUes last Tuesday, the score being 34 to 12. Sayville will play f slt ' p n ext Wed- ne sday. Jt will \ be a case of Greek me et Greek. The Bab y lon S eniors defeated the Atb e l ics of Brooklyn recently b y a scor e of 1G to 5. The following is the score b y innings: Amphio u Athletics 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—5 B s bylou Sr s 0 10 18 13 2 , —ill The Acmes of New York downed th e Huntington Club 7 to ?> . The Bayports feel proud of the fact that they conquered the SayviUes by a score of 17 to 9. The gamo was played last Saturday. It i s said that the su- perior p lay ing of King w o n tho game. Elliott J. Smith i s President and manag er of the Isli p base ball club— the Orowocs. He is almost as wel l versed in the science o f b ase b all a s h e is in Blackstone—an d in the latter his education is complete. —[Si gnal , Editor Sayvill e New s;— On Friday last , the base ball club from Bayport came to this quiet town with the in- tenti on of scoop in g our boys without a strugg le , but aft er the first inning they were fully convinc ed that they had made a very grave mistake. After finding that the game wasout of reach , they tried other tactics by which th ey thou ght to gain honors if not ylctory the kind of honor wa s that which be- long to those who p lay ball with their mouth. After the game they again resumed t heir lushing tactics and were soon homeward boun d bidding a fare- well t o the club of this p l ace. Score 19 to 6 in favor of Ron konkoma . The Ronkonkoma? would like to now hear from nines who can use fit language on the grounds. O.VE OF THE RoKKO S KOMA ' s. One Kind of Appr e ciation. The Man About TA m vh chanced to drop into a fashionable d owntown restaurant at lunch tiia u u taw days ago , and after seatin g him- self not iced , nt an adjoining InWe , tn - o prominent b u M.iess men , cither ol whom , according to g eneral belief , could reckon his wealth in tho neighborhood of a cool million. Tiey wero in tho best of spirits , and as they sat over thei r wine tho eldest of tha two said to his companion : \By the way, , I haven ' t seen young for some time; is he still in your employ?\ \Oh , yes; he is still keeping my books , and is such an in valuable fellow that I do not see very- well how I could do without him. Ho is so completely relu.blo and intelli g ent that he relie ves me cuti i ol y of any annoy ing details of business , and I can assure you that it ta kes a burden iro u i ot l my shoulders. \ Tho other nodded thoughtfully as he si pped his wine , and after a moment ' s pause said: \I have always re garded him quite hig hly, and somet imes when -worried with inefflcieat men , envied you your good fortune in pos- sessing such an admirable clerk . You pay him handsomely for his services , I suppose. \ \Well , his salary is small , and ho has qu ite & family growing up, but he never comp lains . Truthfull y, I g ive him only ¥1 5 a week , and have often thought it was really insufficient , but then busme> s is dull and competition ha* p layed hob with prices. If I could a fford it , - I think I should do n little better b y him. \ Without furt her comment they arose , and the younger man laid down a $10 bill in pay- ment for the lunch and received 50 cents iu change. He asked for two cigars , and after balancing Ms change on the end ot his finger , handed it to tho cashier in payment for the ci gars and strolled out. —St. Louis Republic. * • • —B est goods for the least money at j erber ' s. Powder arid Shot , Butterioks Patterns , Sewing Machines , Pumps and Well fixtures , Grocery Drugs and Proprietory Medicines Full line of other goods usu all y kept in country stores. - * \ - - \ r i v \ . ' L V ' ' * \ ^ n K ^w ftfe S%*i* • &£ tf ¥ » ' -V ' U l l iil i i ei •••••¦••••••¦ ••a • ••••••(•••a •• • • ¦ • W7j. TERRY & SONS , SLAIN STREET , Rail Road Avenue , -D EALERS IN— Dry Good* , Groceries Boots and Shoes , Hardware. Paints and Oils Woodenware , Wal l Paper , Lawn Mowers , Fertilizers Ferris Hams , Ferris Bacon , Hungarian Flour Bailed Timothy Hay , CREE Ji GR AND Ml lllll j 11 ., rt u ,. . | ¦ : 1 f . ' ¦ ¦} ' : ' . - ; ip \ • • •;. 5 ; ° /P . ' - - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • • - • • - . - - -- • ' \ % * * - £ / ' ' s - •-• \\ -- v £ — —\-* (Grand Centrali\0\ 8 0 Fa-,*,w o» n o 3 ^ f ' nta % * nra , • - » ^ » ^ \ Headquarters Jf 0 *>t / c . .. . \ ¦ ' * ¦ ' 0 > ^Sx F011 s^ \ » * * \ • ¦ • a . *» ¦ 4 * * * ! \* * e v • * * • t. -• Ci ¦* H Sf 'f ' • M S % J n y> M\\W GREEN BRO S & ROGE RS. II FREAK'S JH Restaurant ! j l MAIN ST., SAYVILLE , L , I. jj l MEALS AT ALL HOURS- •ll ICE OREAM. j l Oranges , Lemons , Dates , Ban an as , - ^ BM H and Figs. } Fine Confections. j J l l Bon-Bons and Chocolate. ^^ LWM F. E. F rear ,Jr . TH Proprietor. fl f fll An ton F e termaiij HI 1MB -:- e if ll f S H AND I Bath F af l ors . HI One door West of Fisher ' s. ^^ Hl Patchogue , L . I: i^ Hl First-class Bath Booms in con- ^^ H| nection. ^^ Hl Ilucklcn ' s Arnica Salve. Tho Best Snlve iu the ' world for :Cuts , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Suit Rheum, Fever Sores , Tette r , Cha pped Hands Chilblains , Corns , and all Skin Eru ptions , and positively cures Piles , or no pay re q uired. It is fjnar - mtecd to give perfect sati s faction , or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale B. j . Klaassen , Sayville. s T a. fisher \ , General Agent for the mm mn ills. fie Best iii tie Market , We refer , by pe rmission , to Dr. Jonrke , E. R. Wilbur , Esq., Edwin h - eston , Esq., an 3 others in this sec- ion. Everything furnished comp lete , inch, as Piping, Tanks , ete. Also mt in Drive W ell s or Tile Wells. Satisfaction guaranteed in every nstance. For fnrthnr particulars : all on or address. S. A. FISHER , Box 256. Sayv rv e , L. I. /- * ^ ~ x «. \ ' . ' ¦ A C KEELY '8 PALACE MEAT MARKET. Main Street , Say r i ll e , L. I. ^ L ^ -M fr ltlME OUTS OF BEEP AND ALL OTHEE CHOICE MEATS IN TffiBl | _H SEASON. POULTRY AND ^ AME TO OBDER, - ' ^ H ^ * &* Jm.2 rt l*tMA V yto bi M . Am uni ol S m ok ed M-. . . y V u ^ m M 1 n . -- i in n _j) ' ^^^ H OI_ r. 1AYPORT KOI T SE H BAYPORT , LONG ISLAND. HI to full view of the Great Sonth Bay, finest situation for Summer m boarders , excellent and substantial table , large airv room q \ » I broad piazzas and elegant lawn. ' ¦ ] EYE 1 Y ACCOMODATIO N GJYES 1 and special attention paid to M Sportsmen , Commercial Tra velers and ' H T rans ient Guests. H BEST ATTENTION G IVEN TO HORSES 1 Gtood Hotel Stables. Stages run from the house to connect v rtih all trains to and from Sayville and Bayport Depots H HENRY GEIGER , M M ' j ffiL . ' WiUettef . ^ esta i rant ' f H j & J mWSml * ^ NtK Gillette ' s Block , Main Street. \ ' W W E Hl> , ._ J f Meate. at all . Hours. ; ||1 ^ ¦ gp < % Ii® OPi A B r P M ^ £ t ^ S ^ DRANT ' H_ Head quarters for V ori d a Oran** , * * 4j 1 4 f* *m i b w ille t is , ^ l L ,? V 0I1 ?' D ? t0s ' K g s » Banaiias . 6r ape3 an d -tsv | |a mr W f t •» ^B all kinds of S- M r M d &WJmL P roprietor , k w M , _. ^ cm ' ¦ f ^j T CONFECTION S. J > ^ MmW ^ ^^^ m W Bott Bons « Chocolate and Cocoa. -* If w^ SJH , ^ xj mmm T ^- , - w aBt * ti P topci ffa tf Import e rI ^ rl e d , <S '?«! f fl JBBiM k i « - call and see for yours a lf. ^^%^ S ^& r||M \ t • ; ™ nBBBHBHW ^^^^^ - \H ' l > WA ft * vW ^ Plt A rTrTn T Mi ^ B I IMPORTING RETAILERS , s Fulton St,, oppos ite DeKalb AYe,, i BROOKLY N. i The sy a fcem of selling every article at a small profit , but of a thoroug h l y relia b le . qu ality, is the ruling princi p le of this J firm. IF YOU WANT Furniture, Bedding or House- keep ing Linens for your Sum- mer Homes . P ic t ures , Bric - a-Brac or Clocks to adorn them; ' Silks , L aces , Dress Goods or Wash Fabrics; The latest styles in Wraps , ] Jackets or Cloaks; Misses ' Dresses or Boys ' . Suits; Trimmed or TJntrimmed Hats or Bonnets; ( Kihbons , Flowers or Feath- ' ers; Shawls , Shoes , Stockings or ' Underwear; J Gloves , Parasol s or Um- brellas ; Men ' s Furnishings , lawn Tennis , Croquet or Ham- mocks; . : Or in fact any of the thous - and and one things to be found , in a large store li ke ours , Come direct to us , or send your ordeis by mail , and you will receive prompt attention . 7; * * - ' ' ' - - i CHANGE OK TIME. J CHASGE OF TIME. TERRY'S STAGE LINE . PATCHQS O E art PORT JEFFERSON, ! On and after Tuesday July 9 , 1SS9 , the l ' atc h- j o giie and Port Jefferson stage will run on Tues- day. Thursday and Saturday as follows : Leave P atcho pue on arrival of 7.15 A. m„ train from , Sag Harbor , arriving at Medford at S A . * ;. Leave Port Jeffe rson at2:00 i> . x „ in time to ' connect w ith the e .Zi v. m. for Sas Harbor. Fare from I ' atc l io g iie to Port Jefferson S1 .00. Fare from Mcdford to Port Jefferson 75 cents. Fare from Patchonue to Medforil 50 cents. 1 A. I) . TEKKY. Proprietor. I
