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Wh t g utf ot fc <§o u ttttt §;ctt £ . SATVILLE , LO X G ISLAXD. KAILKOAD TI.HE-TABLt. Leave Arrive at S-rvville westwaed. X~I. ciry G .4i i. K „ S.28 4 .M. ? _2 S »• — 9-01 ** 5 .31 \ W-2 S \ I JS9 V. 7S... 4.10 P.M. 4.01 \ .... .... ..... ... 5-27 \' 5.4c •* i Suud a ys only.) 7.27 •' Leave Arrive at L. I.Citv eastward. Sayville S.55A- U 10 .2S A. M. 11.05 \ 1.06 I » -M. 333 F.H - 5.CS * * 4.S0 \ 0. 07 \ 5. JB 7.20 \ 9.00 A. SI ISundavs onlv. l 10. -H A. M Society Intelligence SeieatiSe Club. President—Dr. B- F. Bo r ers. Vice l \ res Joseph Wood . Esq.: Sec ' y U r. A. f . Van Oeins?: Treas . G. .. r Maas s ea ; Mentor. Jzi n e s Wood; Tras:ees . Geo. * . V. I' llbe r r . V . a., Wm. Hamilto n , Esq. . Capt H. Ri chmond , I. H. U rtcn. Jr. . and Morris Terrv. \ Sawille Hook and Ladder Co. Julius Hauser foreman. „ohn Z. O'Brien Secretary. Meetings fi rst Friday night in the month. German * Benevolent S c ciety- Meets once a r ao ath. President . Gort West; Secretary. Carl l iader jiafcer. Sayville Lod s e Xo. 322 . I. 0. O. F. Meets ever* Wedii- -* -d»y\ * vemii-' - Carman Skinner , X G (V. F. Lecluse. Permanent, Ses - retary- K e s ol u te Lodge Xo. 224 l.O- G. T- Meets in G ood Templar Hall everv Kridav at 7.30. I> . M. Ed wards . C- T.; Wm. Foth . S ecretar y . Church Directorv Methodist Episcopal Church. Eev.T. D- * Uttle- trood . pastor. Sundav service 1\ l30 a. m. aud 7.30 F- si. SabbathSchool - 2-30 p-m. E. M. B rown. § >npr. Young Peoples - meeting Sunday at 6. 15 i u the Lecture Boons. Congregational Church. Bev-Th. Douglas. » astor. Sundav services at 10.15 a- m., a nd T - 30 r. st. Sunday School 9.15 a. h. Y. P. C* E. S., 8.15 ^ . 31. Wednesday evening praver meeting 7.03 v. K. St. Ann ' s Protestant Episcopal Church, Kev. J\ . H. Frescott. Hector. Pews in this church are se e- All are welcome. Sandav services at 10:43 A.M. a ud7:45 P. M. Sunday school s -lo A.M. A SOCIAL KEVTEW OF THE WEEK S EVEKTS IX A LIVE VILLAGE. —Kev. W. S. C. Webster , of Islip* was seen about town on Tuesday. —Miss Matti e Asm us , type-writer , has taken a position in the citv of New York —Mrs. Alfred Smith , mother of Mr. Gilbert Sm i th , is very sick with pneu- monia . —Noah Smith ' s confectionery store is headqua rters for En l and ' s celebra t ed bread , cakes and pies. —Re v. Giffard Nelson, of Brooi l vn , -was in town this week , and honored the X e w ? o S c-e with a call. —Mr. C. T. Uubbs , representing Chas Eneu Johnson & Co., printing Id 1 ^ ~ r :zs m town Tuesday. ' 3ev. Wm. Wiley, of Patchogue , P \ :J s throug h Say ville n earl y every week on his bicycle— en route for Bay Shore and Babylon. —The East Isli p Hook k Ladder Go. will give a grand ball a t the Somerset Hous e nez t ' Tbursday evening- Music by BLhop Bros . —Freeman Ho we , ihe s t ove deal er offers some g enuine bargains lu ranges . He has several on hand p rocure d at grea tiv reduced rates. This certainl y is a rare o pportunity to procure a range at a low figure , — N ow comes the inevitable house cleanin g time , when the married man ' s life is made miserable , and the average woman is seen ab out with sleeves rolled up and a de t ermin e d look in her eyes that means business every time. Be- ware of the dirt annib i lator ! —Mr. S tephen Walters , a talented Knigh* 01 S t. Crisp in , formerl y located in the Columbia Hall Building, Say- ville . and w ho m oved his business to Patchogue . sol d hi s effects at auction Tuesday, and is soon to depart for the s ood state ol Ohio. He will take with isim the good wi - he s of a host of friends , to which we add those of Ths News. —Letters and postals remainin g in the Savville Postoffice , May 1st , IS i KL Mr. Henry Hosier , 3di«s Josephs Sedlicka , care of Mr. K x on. Kat e D. W i£ 2in. Persons calling for any of the above let ters will please state that they are ad vertised and s -ive date of list. IV . X. Kat x ok , P. 31 . —A PoprxAE Excr u sio x x ' or Bust People. —From New York to En glan d , France and Bel gium and return inside of 30 days. Everythin g first-class. All e r pe i .ses paid -5225. Teachers ' Excur- sion—En gland , Irel and , France , Bel- g ium and Sco tland , 33 days §200.Send for circulars. Nat. W . Fostee akd Soy. Kiverhead , N , Y. General Agen ts for Long Island . —Bight You Ahe . — The N. Y. Her- ald says , \The oysters of the Great South \ Bay, Lon g Island , the '•Blue Po ints , \ are the p rize winners in tbe way of qualit y. This is owing to cer- tain , condi tions , w hich onl y a thoroug h scientist could ever hope to understand. One reason is that the South Bay wa- ter has the correct proportion of salt fox the propa gation of oyster food. \ —Preston ' s fertilizers for sale at Gerbers. — Sirs. Sidney Terry wishes to state to our readers that she has two new Sterling or gans , with all the latest im- provements , music rack , eleven stops , etc~ , that she will sell at a bargain on installments. Here is a good chance to buy a handsome or g an for your parlor at a good bargain , and one that you cannot get every day. Just g ive her a call and you. will surely buy one. She is sta tioned in Aldnch ' s ne w block , oa Mai n street. —New coallie s 6 cents per yard at Getter ' s. —VicTOEr No. 1. —The first \ g ame for blood\ was p layed b y the New York Athletic Club with the Columbia Colle ge nine last Monday a.%, the Polo Qrou u ds . in New York city, the score bein g 12 to 7 in favor of the Athletic Club. Will Harris covered 3d base , Jack Thornton gathered in the flies at c i. and Quinn fired red-hot balls from the pitchers box. Harris made %. runs , Thornton % and Q o /an \. The boys appear- to . be at tbe t r best this season. Sayville extends con gratulations and hopes to make a match wi th, the Ath- letics this summer. Of coarse they would accept defeat y ery gracefull y on ifc eik old * t « hmaing t ' grounds. _ —Wall aud decorative paper , new s risf t ijlea «4 W. J, te tf t . * Seat. SATURDAY MAT a 1 S90. TOWS TALK. —New carpets at Gerber ' s. —Ho ! for ice cream at the Ice Cream Garden. —A full line of tobacco and ci gars at, Noah Smith' s. —If you \want ice cream go to the fee Cream Garden. —14 see ms to be the proper caper no wadays to own a bicycle. __ — Use Eraser ' s Vegetable Liver Pills 15 cents a bos. Contain no calomel. —All the best fruits and confection- ery may be obtained at Noah Smi th' s. —Italian Bees and Queens , Hives , Section Boxes , etc., etc., for sale. Also a few Berkshire Pigs for sale. Albert Patxe , Bayport —Ye olden time sociable held in the Con gregational Lecture room on Tues- day evening, was a success both social- ly and financially. —Mr. Richard Downing- a resident of East Norwich , brother of Mrs. J . C. White has been visiting that lad y this week. He was accompanied b y his wife. They are also friends of t iie ft ev. Mr. Graham, the new Methodist minis ter. —The I. 0. G. T. held their regular meetin g on Monday eyeningand elec- ted the following officers : 0. T - , Carl Smith: Y. T. M rs. Oscar Simonson; Sec. D. M. Edwards; Treas. Rosa Fl ynn.F. Sec , Mrs Robt. Holmes ; Chaplain , Claren ce Hulse ; Marshall! Clifford Green: Guard , Emma Lef f er- andre: Sentinel , Win . Froth. Superin- tendent Juvenile Temple , Mrs. A. L. Cheney. Three delegates were elec ted to the County Lod ge to be held at Bay Shore , June 3d. They were as follows : Carl Smith , Clarence Hulse , and Mrs. A. L. Cheney. A resolution was offered by the lod ge as follows : llA solred , That the Lodge give ex- pression of its appreciation of the kind notices g iven in the Sayville News of this Lod ge and the work it is doing, b y the adopti on of this resolution. It was amended by adding the re- quest that The News con tinue to fur- nish the same. It was carried by the vote of the entire Lod ge. The District Lod ge are to hold their second meeting at Isli p on May Ctl and a stage load of Sayville Lod ge peo ' - ple will nn doubt attend. After the busines s of the evening was concluded a bountiful collation was served b y Mrs. Capt . Holmes and her aids , and a right good time was enjoyed by all. Amp le justice was done to the very palatable sandwiches , cake and extra - ordinary lemonade , for which much credit is due the Captain. A very sp irited auction sale of the eatables left was presided over b y the inimitable dyed-in- r he-wool-shoa l-J -be-auctioneer , Mr. Cari Smith , and much side-s p litti n -r laug hter was indulged in. The Lodge is ind- j ed in a flourishing condition , and it hopes yet to number up into the hundreds. —Wa ll paper at Gerber ' s. —Lut of Grand Jurors drawn at Clerk' s Office at Kiverhead , A pril 19 , 1S90 , to serve at a term of the Su- preme Court , to be held at the Court House , at Riverhead . commencin g on Monday, May 5 . 1S90 , Hon . -Yiilard Bartlett . presidin g. Hun tington , —Egbert G. Lewis , Wil- liam J. Mills , Charles L. Sauimis , EJ- wood Crossman. Smithto wn- —Th omas R. Smith , Henry A. B ro«-n. Bab y lon . —George W . Pettit. Isli p. —William Lecluse , Jeremiah S. Terrv. Brookbaven. —William T. Hulse , John * J. Davis. Jesse r». Ban-Kins. * \ ' * Riverhead. —Dan a Dowens , Daniel Y. Gr ' tffing, Alonzo H. Benjamin , Eu- gene Hallock. Southold. —Henry Y . Downs , Jon- athan H. Boisseau . Sonthampton. —Henry Gardiner , Samuel 0. Hed ges , Mortimer D. How- ell. Easthan-ptou. —Edward M\ . Baker , J. Ward Parsons. Shelter Island. —John S. Tuthill. TElAl. JURO S S- Huntin gton. —Alfred C. Tillotson , Isaac W. Gould , Ebenzer C. Lefferts , William S. Hudson. Josep h G. Conk- lin . Smithtown. —Theodore \W. Smith , David C. Cannon. Babylon. —Wi lbur C. Abbott. Isli p. — S elah Clock , Albert Tu thill . Brookbaven. —George W. Raynor , Charles Chichester , John 31 . Price , Na- thaniel T. Davis , John W. L ' Homme- cieu , Edwin Davton , Jehiel S. Raynor , Gilbert M. Smith. Riverhead. —B enj . W . Goodale , Ja-S S Patty, Oliver T. R eeve , George W. Wells. Sout hold. —Arthur W . Tnrbush , E. Ellsworth Latham. Edward L. Tuthill , Abram Torrey, Lister Gildersleeye , Israel H. Davis , Patrick Burns. Southampt on. —Edward R. Bishop, Malfhv G. Rose , Gabriel Halsey . Henry W . Brown , James B. Wortniag toii , Adel bert Carter. Easthampton . - -George S. Sche llen- ger. —Use Fraser ' s Vegetable Liver Pills 5 cents a bos . Con tain no ealomai- —Preston Fertilizers for sale b y I. H. Gp.es . * . Sb. — The Peikcipal was Righ t —For the past four years H. F. Candee has been Principal of the Rockaway Beach Pub- l ic School , says the Brooklyn Times , and during that time his scholars have g iven him but little trouble. On Wed nesday, however , one of his assistants had some trouble with Harry Coles , 11 years old. He refused to do his work a nd the Princi pal was sent for. Mr. Candee told the boy to take liis choice between doing tbe work or bei ng sus- pended. He chose the latter. He was kep t after school for disobeying his teacher. About 5:15 A. M. ihe sam e day the boy ' s aunt . Miss Jane Holland , entered the school-house , the school -feeing dismissed , and was met b y \Mr. Candee. She demanded the boy ' s books and is said to have used rather harsh lan guage. The Principal sui rendered the books , telling Miss Holland that the boy could not return to school. She hesitated about leavin g the school - room and picked up a few bottles of ink and threw them at the Princi pal. They missed his head and struck the wall. The Principal occupies rooms i n the upper part of the sch o ol build- ing and the ladies up stairs hearing theJioise rushed down. It is said that Miss Holland pitched into them and grabbed one of them by the throat The Principal was obli ged to use force to get her from the school building. The Board of Education has taken action in t h e matter and sustains the Princi pal. It is said that the boy ' s de- portment has been very annoy ing. At the boy ' s hom e bis mother was seen by a Times reporter this morning.She re- fused to talk u pon thesubject just now , but said she would do so later. She said , however , that the Princi pal want- ed to whi p her boy, but was unable to do so , whi-:h was the cause of all trouble . Miss Jane Holland was not at home nor has she been seen since yesterday. It is rum ored that legal action will be bron tr M; against her on her retcrn. Mr. Guided was formerl y Bti -rt ipil c l t U faJ-tflhi KlwoL — \What' s the matter with Jedlic - ka ' s Pavilion ? \ ' —Ei ght new subscribers united with The News this week. \We are pretty well , thank you !\ Our motto is \Push ! \ —Arbor day was celebrated with ap- propriate exercises at the School H ouse on Friday afternoon. A. targe number attended. —I t is not generally known , that there is a law against boycotting, and that the penalty is severe. \A wordjto the wise , \ etc ' —The third anniversary of St. Ann ' s Sunday School , held at Raynor ' s Hall , Th u rsday evening, was an exceedingl y enjoyable affair. —ScOKE A X OTHEE FOR SAVVILLE — We are happy to announce that the Sayville postoffice now has a money or- der department . This is an acquisi- tion to our postal facilities long de- sired. —Take up a list of the inhabi tants of a country town and mark off the names of those who do not take tbe lo- cal paper , and you will fi nd included in those which are left of eve ry fami- ly of wealth , respectability or influence. —[Printer ' s Ink. \ i — b uffolk County has the greatest percentage of teachers holding life certificates (fou r classes , normal school certificates , college di p lomas , io.,) and State Examiner and Conductor Albro said recently that Suffolk Count y con- sequently stands at the head. —[Times. — Memorial Day. —The nest public event , now under consideration , is Dec- oration Day. It is too early to partic- ularize concernin g how the day will be obser ved in Sayville. The Grand A rmy Post of Patchogue will arrive here at 9 :30 o ' clock a. m., termin g at S parrow Park and marchin g on Main street to G reen avenue , north on Green avenue t o School House , where the Post will assist in raising the new flag. The Post will then counter march to the cemetery and decorate the graves of their departed comrades , disband- ing at Sparrow Park. Chaplain Bell will make a few remarks at the fla g raising. The Post will be accompanied b y the children. It seems to us that a citizen ' s committee should he appoint- ed , and full arran gements made to ce lebrate the day. — Personal , — Carl , don 't fail to ineot me. All is forgiven. —Pa. —Mr . J. C , White has a new butcher wag- on , and it shines like a new penny. —Fraser has a fresh line of choice and elegant perfumes , many special flavors be- ing in the lot . —Henry Wheeler , the blacksmith , con- struct e d the -wheels for Bedell' s patent beach wagon. It is a first C n ss job. —The benefit ball held at Sohowec ' s h -tel Tue s day ni ght , was a ver y success \ nl affair , abont £ 2 ~ » net being realized. — The Woman ' s German Benevolent So- ciety of Sayville is growing steadily and is becoming quite a power in its way . - -The German Benevolent Society will give a grand ball at Groh' s Pavilion May 2Cth . This society is in a very nourishing condition . —Joseph Jedlicka has greatly improved his property by building a big Pavilion or grape arbor in rear of his store. It looks like a cit y Summer garden. —The Helping Hand Society will hold a '-Quotation Social\ in Rayor ' s Hall Wed- nesday evening May 7th. Refreshments will be served , and a good time is expected . All for the small snm of 25cts. —Mr. Philip Kritchbanm , clerk in Fra- zer ' s drug store has resigned his positio n. He has been employed in the drug store four years. H e will take a vacation and then he is going io cctlege. Oar good wishes attend him . — Mr. Al. Kowanda ' s cigar factory on Railroad a venae, in this village is running under a full head of steam . He is turning out more cigars than any other roannfactnr- rtr in tMa e aMinn . TKia ; „ n~Jr >~ *r > *u ~ f .—J cellent brand of ms cigars. He is one of the i most popular men on the road. —Mr. Harry Shattock has accepted the po- sition of manager of the Sattellites ' base ball Club , for this season. He is willing and obliging w y h the boys , helping them in many ways. The Sattellites are well pleased with the addition, and well they may be for he will do all in his poser for them as a club. Bay Shore Bits Single copies of The X ew s . may be had at the residence of John Holmes , plumber and tinsmith , M t in street, who is also authorized to receive subscriptions or iob work. By the trunks that are coming the srason will be hum ming. Mr. Frank Thurber is having an extentlon put up at the rear of bis residence . Main street. Frogre i s is the power of the times. The proprietor of the Journal office is having gut in his establishment a water moter to run i s printing presses. It is just the right spot fur such a power. The big chimney of the Bay Shore obelisk now building at the W ater Works will get a topping off this week by all appearances . One more monument for Bay Shore. Mr- John Towns is having th e bouse be lately purchased 01 Mrs. Garrett. 011 Montgomery aveu . :e , moved to Main street near his own resi- dence- It is a bigger job than moving a Sara- toga t ruDk- Durin s the thunder storm of las t Saturday nigli t . ttie iigbtu uig look inT the cupolo froni Mr. Nor man Wicks ' House . Ocean avenue. The rain was Immense, and the storm raged terribly. ' But by all accounts uo s e rious damage was done about here. Almost simultaneously with t |w 5 rumored res- ig nation of the Itev. Mr. Sbultz , rector of St. Pete r ' s by ihe Sea , conies the report of the res- i g nation of the Rev. James Noble, of St. Mary ' s P. E. Church at Amityville. Both rectors are young wen scarce ly 30 years of age and have made many friends in their respective parish- es. —[B rookly n Times Madam Humor spoke the truth in last week' s item about the handsome young couple that was t o be splicedm a short time, came to pas* . Tues- day afternoon. Tne happy pair were Mr. Geo. K etchani and Miss Eva Bishop. They were mar ried by the Methodist minister of this place and alte r the ceremony the twain took the train and went on their bridal tonr rejoicing. A t the residence of the Rev. Chas. King, the esteemed Congregational minister on Wednes- day e vening, a large party assembled and had a fcocl al gathering to bid htm a Kind farewell be- fore his departure to Brooklyn. Mr. King was a man that was highly respected by his person- al friends , and will be greatly missed by the multitude at large. God speed him in his noble wore and may his health be fully restored , in his n ew abode . Is the wish of his numerous f ri ends. O yes , we are t he real people Yea. Bay shore It ts the pla ce , Going to throw water as high as a steeple That will prove a blessing to our race. Dooiob. —A quantity of good feeding hay harvested in good order , at 75 cents p-r 100 pounds. 0. Feed. Johxso j - B iyport , L.I. 2t235. , For Sale I a — Lots and Plots. 1 On avenue running throu g h t o street. As much frontage as wanted. 25 per cent. cash. B alance on hond or mortgage at 5 per cent, for a term of y ears* A pp ly to H. B. ASMUS , or Dr . J. W. GREENE , Sayville , L. f. ADVERTISE IN AND SUBCRIBE FOR The Mews. -—— » IT I, THE f £ST «MIII . Gr e enviUe De p ar t men t An auction took place last Tuesday, at Dr. John W. Greene ' s p lace . Lots of our people were seen amongst the buyers. M embers should not fail to attend the usual meeting of the Hollandsche Hulp Vereeniging, next Wednesday ni ght. May 7th. The schooner Lillie Earnest ine , ar- rived this week from New York , hav- ing aboard a cargo of 2 , 500 bushels of seed oysters for some of onr bayraen. A meeting of the Greenvi lle Sing- ing School , conducted by. Mr. G. Van Emmerick , was held last Tuesday even- ing. A very p leasant time is reportedf It is rumored that our late pastor , Dr. C. J. Calkoen , will probably be called to some prominent Brookl yn Church. We hope this may prove to be true. Mr. Conn , the proprietor of the Lon g Island poultry yard , in Cherry street , has moved his barn back on his premise s , which is no doubt quite an improvement. Mr. Jongeneel , R ev. C. .1 . Calkoen ' s successor , will preach Sunday, May 4th , for the first time . He is , however , no Tbeoi. Student as first stated , onl y practicing theology. The Second Dutch Reformed Church of _ Newtown , Conn., was reorganized this week , and stands , in conseq uence , now under the supei vision of the Classis of Long Island the same as Greenvil le. Rev. Dr. Calkoen preached his last sermon heie on Sunday, being ordered to do so b y the L. I. Classis , and bap- tized the child of Mr. Wm. Beebe in the afternoon service. Of course there are always exceptions , but as far as we can ascertain \ j is rather unexpected de- parture from the church is much won- dered at , and has caused regre t to a great many of his friends. His suc- cessor will be Theol. Student Mr. Jongeneel , a name familiar to the peo- ole of Greenville , his father having been the very first pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church. We sincerely hope he will meet with success in his under- taking, be prosperous in his way and la b ors , and last but not least , prove the ri ght man in the ri ght place . Zip Editor Xcws. — Deak Sip.:— After reading the letter from Rev. Chas. H. Pool to Dr. C. .). Calkoen , published in your last week' s paper , I wish to say a few words in his behalf. I don 't tike to interfp l vff. .i? . . , .A' \ ci)urch affairs , but still it \ se ' ems to me that the L. I. Classis have acted rathe r hasty , and somewhat unceremoniously in severin g his con- nections with our church on a three day ' s not ' sim p l y on no other charge thau \ no ( wing satisfactory to the p eop le Ol oayvi.le , \ If complaints have been made (and no doubt such must have been the case ,) about his incapability of bring ing the gospel to his . con gregation , such should have been investi gated , so as to find out whether such was the truth. Some seven months ago an investi gation was considered necessary. Wh y not now ? What fault his people could find with this pastor is reall y a conundrum. Any man of common sense must admit that Rev. Calkoen has fulfilled his duties faithfully , and if it comes to a point has even done more than his dut y. No minister of the Dutch Reformed Church is expected to preach thnce on Sun- days He , as we ll as the previous pastor iiave always g iven the congregation the benefit of an evening service. Mav equal to a man of his ability. A FniE s n of the T t i fin. « —Morrelfs Ice Cream Garden is now open. Ayer ' s Hair Vigor IS the \ ideal\ Hair-drossin g . It re- stores the color to gray hair ; promotes a fresh and vi gorous growth ; prevents / ^ --*g- L the formation of gg y & tt dandruff; makes the 9 ng 3. JO] bair soft and silken; ^ B fe j ^ 4»1 and imparts a <leli- ^^^ | B|* k \ \ cate but lasting pcr- I ^ HHBL J ^ S m A \ Several months C IS r S MH ti y ?^ menced falling out , t aW SafflPK- ^ m . v head was almost remedies , out tbey did no good. I final- ly bought a bottle of Ayer ' s Hair Vigor , and , after using only a part of the con- tents , mv head was covered with a heavy growth of hair. 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It restores the natu- ral color to gray liair , causes the liair to grow freely, and keeps it soft ami p liant. \ -Mre. M. V, Day, Cohoos , N. Y. \My father , at about the age of fifty, lost all the hair from the top of his head . Vfter one montn ' a t rial of A yer ' s H air V igor the hair began coming, and , in three months , ho had a fine growth of hair of the naturftl color. \ —P. J. Cullen , Saratoga Springs , N. Y , 1 Ayer ' s Bair Vigor , F S EF A EEI> BY Or. J. C. Ayor & Co., Lowell ,. Mass. ^ 8 Wby Drn - -fUt« »-n i rerfnmoM. - I . r Long Island News MAtiTEP.S OF I MPOr.TANCE GLEANED FROM OUll EXCHANGES . The Patchogue paper mills a i'O gO- Ing - to be m aterially enlarged, It is a great, misfortune for the young and middle aged to be gray. To overcome this and appear young, nse Hall' s Hair Renewer , a reliable pan- acea. Nathan Convin , one of the best , known citizens of Riverhead , and for many years known as 'S quire Corwin , died sudden l y on the 10th inst., aged 88 years. Some of the Babylon ice dealers have b een up to Lake Champlain to look for an ice supply for nest Sum- mer , one man having engaged 300 tons at §7 per ton. When the cost of trans- portation and the l oss by waste are ta- ken in to account it is thoug ht that those who buy at retail will have to pay one dollar for 10 pounds. One hundred years ago , April 24th , 1790 , Gen . George Washington passed throug h the village of Glen Cove , then called \ 'Mosquito Cove , \ on his way to the head of Manhasset Bay, where he breakfasted with a Mr. Onderdonk. Gen . Washington spent the previous night at Oyster Bay at the residence now occupied by Mr. Daniel K. Youngs. It is said that the room then occup ied b y the \Father of His County \ is still kep t intact, and that Mr. Youngs takes considerable pride in showing it to vis- itors . —A Plkasing Sen s f.. — Of health and streng th renewed and of ease and com- fort follows the use of Syrup of Fi gs , as it acts in harmony with nature to effectuall y cleanse the system when costive or bilious. F n * * . \ . ?.le in 50c and §1 ,00 bottles by al' ^ mag drug gists. 238 ml. ( —No tice . -Large Double White . and blue Violet Plants, in full bud and bloom for only lOcts , or §1 a dozen , al- so very earl y Sprin g Cabbage p lants , 50cts a hundred . Orders booked for the ironderfu l , new and early seedless tomatoes , the parliesfc of all ; at the Valley Rosery, Blue Point , L. I. 3 m Geo. T. Sciii i nf.man —Perry ' s Cough Remed y sells like hot cakes becaus e it is sure death to a •old. Sold by Eraser , the druggist. iid Brooklyn , April 27 , Daniel de Winter . nged 30 years . FOR SAL E. New Cat boat, 20 ft keel , 13 It , b eam. Sum- mer ri g. First-class boat. Sold on ensv terms to raspo nsible party. Apply to Capt, B. \ \ , Rog- ers . Bayport. /.. f. W, J. TERRY & SONS , M i ll STRBBV, Rail Road Avenue , -DEALERS IN- Dry Qood a , Groceries Boots and Shoes , Hardware, Paints and Oils Woodenware , Wall Paper , Lawn Mowers , Fertilizer , Ferris Hams , Ferris Bacon , Hungarian Fl our Baled Timothy Hay , fe^ j Luis in the P owder andShoVc tho/ --: ¦ • ¦• \ tiiif\ Buttericks Patt r rns. Se w i n g Mach in es , Pumps and Well fixtures , Grocery Drugs and Proprietory Medicines. Full line of other goods usu - all y kep t in country stores . Soi den a r i ss May Allen Is the guest of Mr*. William Smith . For the first time In several years class meet- ing is to be held this week . A number of our farmers have been plant Ins young trees this ¦prin g . Miss Anna Danes ot Bluepolnt. bas been vl Sit in g ber classmate , Mrs . Frank Norton. cba ri i e still has gone on the water , Mr s , silll to H . Y. J- ~ r. HttU to Bridgeport , and t be small On Monday evening the following of ticers of Patchogue Lod ge , 818 of I. 0. G. T., were elected for the ensuing quarter: C. T., M. B. Vandusen ; V. V., Mrs. J. D. Brundage- , Chap., Chas. Raynor; Sec , Smith Weeks ; Fin:Sec , Richard Silsbe ; T reas. , Geo . L. Chi- chester; Marshall , Charles Terry ; Guai d , Josep h Mott ; Sentinel , Emett S till; P. C. T., Mrs. Sarah r T e l ly ; Supt. J. T., Mrs . A. C. Mott; Organist , Mar- g ie Kelly . The peo ple of Patchogue haye not yet tired of heaping congratulations updn Chief Edwin Bailey, of the Patch- ogue Fire Department , for the victory he achieved in winning The World' s tronhv. On Friday evening the ladies of \ the village will tender Mr . Bailey a congratulatory dinner at the Laurel House. Arrangements have been made to add to the interest of tbe occasion bv formall y presenting Chief Bailey with the trop hy at this time. John It. Reid. of Babylon , has been invited , on the part of The World , to make the presentation. —! World. * . —Butterick' s P atterns , call for March fashion sheet at W . J. Terry & Sons. Patchogue Gossip. H. E. ASMUS , Notary Public. SAYVILLE , L . I. S. PHASER , PRESCRIPTION . • DRUGGIST , I 'Saccessor to U . IV. Putnam.) D£1X£3 23. j Toil et and Fancy Articles. Etc. j Pirv s icians * \-I n scriptions *l * * peeial ry- ] Prescriptions prepared at all hours , day o r) nii i ht. Are you disturbed ut nigh t and broken of your rest by a sick child stnTering and crying with pai n ot cutti t iR teeth' • • If so , send at once and Bet a bottl e nl Mrs. Wisslow ' b S oothi?: * - B vr t ur* Ko a cair.r> R i* > - TKKTm x; . Its val ue Is incalculabl e It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend upon it, niotliais , there is no mistake about it. It cures dvsenterv a nd dlarrha'a . ri'K tt la l L'S thestoniiich and bowels , cures wind colic , soft ens the j t mns reduces in- lla niinatlon . and elves tone and energy to the whole system . Mrs. Winslow ' s Soo t lilng Svrup for Children Teething Is pleasant to the taste. and is the proscription ot one of the oldest and best female nurses and physicians In the United states , and Is for sale by all druggists through- out the world. I' rice 25 cents a bottle . Advice to Mothers In our various other departments we shall have something\ to say nest wesk that will be interesting- , instructive and will save you money, W l - LL M l ^ ' S sfAUEAll ^ \ ~ \ ' \\ ~ \ ^ Gil l et t e ' s Block, M ain S treet . MEA L SAT ALL H OURS. sayville © T f S Tffl iit W IWi I Marble Works. A SPECIALT Y . i ^ y v - - - - -* * -- H ead quartcrs for Florida Oranges , Lemons , Dates, Fig. - \ , bananas . Crapes , ^^\ { ^c ' -i \ ' - - ^ - - and all kinds of A ^iM . f S ^ ' - - ^ * ' \ a CO H FECT IOITS. ilBflr Bon Eons , Chocolate and Cocoa. If you want a tip top Cigar , Imported o , . v ; ' , - ; v . _ *z = r -^ j Exported , call and see for yourself. ALL FLAVORS Ot ; <'k ^ i •- \ ¦ \ • ' ¦ ' f@ ':. ^T f SODA GUST DRAUGHT . | iife JM M. ! CHAN ' ti E OF TIME. CH A.VOK OK TIME j . ^ t e r r y -s j Biiuoa & LEYALLET | t d X^ cf ^\ 7J ^ ijAi ^ l J Ui* proprietor ' s , PATCHOGUE auTPORT JEFFERSON ,! MnH ll lIl R lltR Iff TfiluMll. T have entered on my second 0ll ami after Tuesday, oct. i-.t. ij-s o . tiie r t u cn- ¦ luUil liliiUlilU Ul 1 UJUUU l Ull U j . „ ... * ,i , ., ogne unit Fort.Iel T crson stage will run on Tues- I Yea r in Sayville , Wltll i t ( ] ; . y . Thursday and Sntunlay ivs follows: Leave .„„,. .„ yen in • -* j t r atchogiie on arrival of K.4i A. . v.. trai n from EITHER OF new I ine Ol Bag Harbor, arriving at Mcdforii at !,j 2 » n \; < . ^ ln * -5 «• A 13 *BT T ? C t T > A Tv ' T i T -i r at MeufiirS r whlithei n .l!)tr ain, ' aiid aV riving at JMAS V-UiU * !* OP UAV i iiN i i £l 5 P atchogue In thno to connect with tbe r..i9 i * . m. | AGATEWARE , - \ are ^ffi ichoKiteto rort .i c irerson si.oo. at Seasonable Prices . 1 Fare from Medford to Tort . let f erson T5 cents. The best in use , including the | * M ™^ ° tt $ W ^ !iio, PIRST-OLASS WORK celebrated ] Get our estimates b efore order* ^ I T T W 'f fc l ^ K ing elsewhere. M INUVt L 1 T HARNE SS MAKER , 1 W bG S l J t ' U.ni & CS - l i m pairing neatly and promptly done at short O V - , O v J W JL- O V J L/ IS ., 5 no tice. Harness made to order. Harness Oil and Wagon Oil on hand. ,. , Fumj s. Drive Well Points , ?S t ' . . ^ -— piumw n ^ steam Fit- i n ii i School Stationery iS i s l i i ^ -- - ™ ill I fl V lpF of! \ l tim,s \ - v ork. 1. 0. 1 UijMI picture Frames Promptly attended to and S F P satislaction guaranteed. All ^ Sfe MADE TO ORDER , work warran ted. Come and see the SON , J- A - NAUERT. file? t w itf I w . are - 9 Hats and CapS ) It can 't be beat , and the T LT a h V U m$ & ^ S-OT f fy l price is rig ht. Also a new JLUvll M S Ba ^S f' S a mD 9 S9 ^ Jf . W line of the improved „ , - ££ l Ontfitters , fate*,M' .1 Daisy Oil Steves. ' -*»»- = » * And are Located at TT _ r ., . - i .> a fa ,». M HOfflfi S fi lUfttali ; hisaisl®» » 7i8 MAIN ST., - . *» - **. . !! : Cor. Ma in St. , and Gillette Ave. , f iii > M !. SAY7HLB . L. I. SAYTILLB, L I. J- A. NAUER | , ||| o . - ' . - \ :• , : --> f i - ' Sj i - ii i ¦ . . : ;= , -i .;, . . / >;/ . ^ ' - ' • :- - . ¦ ' . K ± , .: - ; : - :m i 4M >: - , ¦ .; v. - - , : - l . : ' : . \ . ; ' • . ¦ ¦ ; , '' ¦ ¦ • . ¦ ¦ • - ¦ ' - ' ¦ \ :¦ :/;. • ¦ ¦ , ¦: ' ' - \ ^ - ¦;, :;. ¦ ' ¦ - •:;• ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - . ' . ¦ . . - . \ . . \ K V ' , -; : * ^- ; :i:i;i!!r J' € B S l GREEN BROS' & ROGERS. a THE 1 f lM Ik M ft f ^ TMTU It I I } 1—« ——— ¦ ** —— ¦! IIM I1 IIIIIIIIIIM M ll£l »llll l* ilH||| * M||||| * ii m * M l j LL __________ - _ (In lin es that we pretend to keep.) If there is anything that we have not , we know not what i t is. If there is any thing that w e have not in far greater quantities than elsewhere can be found , p l ease inform us and we will thank you /or .such information. We have now enter e d on our third year with a larger stock , a finer assortment and a stronger determination to plea s e , than ever belore. Although during the two ye ars we have been in business there has l x- ei ^ a general cry of hard times , with us it has been a stead y increase of business , and whil e we would ut ter not a word in boasting, still w e are very proud of our success . We have been the first in this village to w KITE GOODS. SUMMER D U F3S (.()< )DS reco gnize Hie necessity o. » a Lady Clerk , and T . .. , o c- UJiLiL ij iit s s i. uuiJh . we have a lso the Departmen t over which she In thl3 de P artm <- -it , styles were never so Ont t ng and Boating cloths , in style- and has charge , filled to overflowing. varied. Stripe and plaid nainsooks , from coloring etiual to the lineal French t l nnnc-is , 9c. np. Sntin stripe a nd lace effects ia I .awn frou * 1( - to We ts. Foreign and Domestic ¦ -V HAMBURG and India Lin ou , very pretty. Brocaded Cos- Sateens, S ec-r s nckers , Tnille dlt Nord, G J D g - Ou r stock ia simply immense in nil the tUIM ^ ^ ^ ^ .. ^ \\ ki \ aS 0f Wl * h dre * s f « b « « - new designs , quality and price * gua ranteed LADIPS' U\DF R W V \ P « „ ? „ \ * ™ . \* ' ? f ° ^ ^ W ° CW1 \ i ^ .i « %. n . . *,. ... Jj / i uiJj O Ui\ Uf.lt \V fall. not say much about thc - ra. We have othfrs equal to those offered by any City Store We In this departmeri t w o llre ahvays fcxcfc . . in ,vorsted that are very nice and win bear have fine a s sortment in those benuhfu Van ,ent. Tl)is year we donWe onr J cIo , e ins pectiotl . Dy fee points , from K inch edging up to 45 No watter w)mt a k( - wa - y T nch Flouncing. Irish Point Flouncing, en- p!ain or how ragtldi we > -' -£ - \^ j firely now. In Laces we have almost nn end- r-nn ni n- ian -rh.. »t,a. ;i i *,;» m v n , • B •\\• - ¦ _ •¦\\\¦ • - i \ \*-\'• - . ¦\! «oo! and . less variety in Clmnti l ly and Torchon , Lace £ \ \ T\' ; t \ ^T \ lleuriMM ' ^ ' ^ OrillUmt n e * Parasol Covers , and nil the new ideas in ° „ 'Jto u !y „ 1 ^ T \\ o '\ Rnd BnM«»« do»- I\ HoMer y -y o .-an -how _ ,. , ' . , ... wear , we bate some special offering. One you any thing from cheap cotto n to 7 Ul» Rnclung,and Silk aud net veiling. lol of chilarons , M Iow ng 10c tlle ,, ar]I)em . ^ aad \ tto m LhlQ J & ^ t Z £ The shopping public is noti fied that every article advertised b y us will be for < aie in un limited quantities . We do not wish to be class ed with competitors who adverti s e woods - -t ridiculously low pri ces , and wh en you go for the goods are told \ all sold ouf , r Su c h trick - - are inju rious to honest business and should be classed with the --fakes \ ol ' th e day. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. \ HATS AND CAPS. We are agents for the celebrated Grouablo MEN'S\ FURNISH I N O o Wo prefer to lead , rather thau to follow ifa-8- B - - l \ i * *B as \- \ o do direct from the 'tis onr u, nre , so as o nr space is limited in - ^ tory , -¦• e re l y saving tl. P Jobbers ' com • IIoro Wfl ai . e ri „ ht at , , ome u u ;l this d e p, , eut and wouldnot permit a full ••- «¦¦*<••-¦ ••>*¦>-«¦ *» *» »« • « ¦ * * ¦«< * value than ure f o , M (o sh<JW ffoQ<J in thu a artm t stock irl all lines we confine onr efforts to can elsewhere be found \ o have mens ' kll0wj . M wo do . , t . h . Boys ' , an d by so • • - ng show as tine a line as Dorbysas low as 00c At t jt .M we can se ll Outing Shirts , we have some specially - ood can this side of B. - ooklyu he fonnd. Two a dllnd - - ' ' « - -d for t fit w we c -i ii show as tine thm„? . £u past stnii0n: , wo jiav(. had ^ .oa_ piece Suits in various stylos. One special « hat « s any man need wear , , .m l we are ble wilh these shirts heit.<- made * - C (int , no lot , at §2.50 that good value would be at willing to plac s it along side of any s?,.00 thU year wo selected the goods nnd had them §. •1.25. Boys ' shirt waists iu Cambric, Flan- hoi m the market. In Tennis and b oating made to order, every shirt being full aero*, ne l and online cloth. Boys ' extra knee °W>. How shall we describe them. We the shoulders and warranted a full yard Ion- pants as low as 50c. While we do not handle have them in Velvet , in Silk and iu Flan n el , We handle t!it f .you Brand of Collars m \ d Mens ' suits nt nil , we have a pretty good with Puff fronts and without , in solid color- . Caffi! . _v eck - vear , Su-p e m l er* Hosiery line of pants that will bear inspection. in stripes and wtth tlor.il designs . 0)ovc . 5 f i. : n | aun3ried aiu - Dress ' Shirts ' '
