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l &e, f ttffolk Counts jtog. SATURDAt T j UNE -3. IS ftT ^ SIjt P Btats ^ I —See chan ge in time table. ' —A mem part e of Savville ' s voung ; peop le took a sail on Wednesday af ter- I noon. ] —Mr. Harry Bildebrandt and Mr. j Josep h Jedlieka , Jr . have purchased a j new horse and wa gon , of Mr. James j Hoey . j —Miss Carpenter ' s selec t school closed on Thursday and a pi cnic was . h eld in the afternoon in the rea r of i her residence. —Jan Hns association will hold a I picnic at J i ohemia , L. I., on Jul y 4tb. ¦ All are welcome. Music in a ttendance ' and a good time is expected. \ — \William 15rand t desires us to an- ; nonnc e that parties desiring coal in I large or small quantities at reasonable j ra tes , should hand in their orders at I once. 1 —11. L . Te r ry ha ; swung a very ! handsome t wo faced sign across the : t horoug hfare before li:s jewelery es- j t a Wi s- h s aent. Executed bv painter Carl ; Smith. i —Mr. and Mrs. Asher J. Jaeol . y . will ; en tertain the speaker at the gradua- ting class . Prof. Ed gar Dub h s .Shinier. 1'ii. I» , and also the ^ graduating class a t their home on this—Friday—evening. —Th e newl y married couple Mr. and M rs. Win. Alexand er, are expected to , ar rive li m in e to-morrow— ^ atnrday.and ! are to take up their residence at P>a j - ! port wi th a sister of the bride , Mrs . ; Monroe Hawkins . —If yon want a < r ood p la te of ice I cream call a! Morre if s . —Ca terer Smith Xoe 1-= j ustl y prou d of his res taurant—The Globe, it don ' t . exac tly encircle the earth , bu ! i t en- c ucles Savviile pretty ihorougnly in the estimation of the peop le. Ail con- , ceJe that :t is ive:! ikied up. —A irrar. u ho p will be held at the , (Aikiand Hou se Pavili on, opp o site IU1. ' . 1' c i- i i . i * . Savviiie . L. I., on the following ' dates : Monday, Ju l y 4. Tirav - lay . -hil y 1- S:h. Tlmr s dav . Jul v 21s - .. Th ursday. ¦ Jn l v 2m i i . Aujust -4 th , 11 t h , ls th a;id ¦2' y ' n. Mn ^ ic by P;-h,, n ll r .- . -—Wm . Wo. .J ward boa-ts , \ ,f one of th e b- . ~t g arden- in Savviiie. all a c- ivf. i ' rd 1 - v the labor of his own hands. . iS i] an i n spec t i - n reveals the fact that i.e can ~ n b- t anii.iTe hi- t -iaim. He i i as a , -o-y home in illust ration .if what in- , dii s -try. pluck and economy can accom- ' . l ' - i-h. < —Letters and postal- remaining in Savviiie po-ic -t ike for the week end- ing June 2 ? < . l > i ' <2: •Isas -: Carter , I' l - . -rre G ::ine ' . Sa A ii* Url ' irtro . , l. ' j ^ .i - VVii-eelock. Pe r. -. ' - iis calling for any < > f tie- above Ie tt--r s wili j ' ilea- e say advertised, and g i ve date of li-T. W. X . n A Y N - .: :. P. M. — ' \ ;;. ¦ .f.K T 1 ;:-ta!\::» . n t \ s 1'.:; . :. o»\ F. i im. —Cho wder !' > •:.. ham and eggs , J. V .. ia:i::\ < ;:. ¦ ! •- . 2~ »:. s tcak.- I O c . ch 'ice steak \ ¦ \ ' . _ :! ' Ier ¦ ' , <> :. . -and wicl i e s . !\ c ve ge t a- b b v . - :. - . I. e , -:ea:;: b y th - j < |Ua rf or i, ' .ate . Open from ' . ' a. m. t o 12 o ' c lock m. -i u t ght. I' o-i i iv tf i v will not answer an y Sr.nday calls. The !a-t sentence is not for the man of int e gritv. The «i;o:' - e is , :he j- j - jde s accommodation. — --If y - .n do \ and \if you don ' t \ e nter largely into country journalism. As we t\ ! try to adopt »a middle course as !¦ - ' attempt to find a needie in a hay- -taek. Af ter a ' .! it is the independent . t :.: p-da - li sty le that catches the atten- tion and influence of the Ipuidic. If ;. cu -ay kind wui'ds abou t peop le t he • ,;her . -lass—known a- \lomonkind\ — -tick tip a dainty i rjn ose and if you avoid pra t ie . then 11 js ip .ll you are pl ' rj u d;. r\i. — If v. - . u want • . - ¦ - •ii f— ;- * . - -nerv ¦ all at M orreifs — .M r. J.. T . Powell, who has a beau- tiful summer re-id e t ice in Sayville can -ho w ;Le ; :: , - »: i f l a j ^ n t and ra.re- 1 ooi- i- . -c - .ion \ \ f ro-e- on b' ' 'ag I-;.inc. He i:a- m hi- cOi ' ec -ion.a U grown upon one item. pink. i ar>gateii pm k and white ami pu r- ' 1 white r > >-.- ¦ ; . and ;h- immense -i/ - - ¦¦: \ di i b-ren: kind- \-u ' t i vaied b y Mr. - ' e lm K. S \ -:rvei t . are si mply superb , a n ddenotr- the gro wer a f-onii'Vs-eur at th \ b u s l n - - -- . A ni '- ng the • o ' .le -ti on is the beautiful luo-s r < \se buds tbat are a s tud y for the artist. A bouquet of theni re c eived b y the editor, would piea-e th-' eye of ' ihe 1110- t . -t he-tic.and i n-p i re all who behold r hem t> exclaim , h.c .v beau tiful and fra g rant. — < ; - . vr. Mr !' : . < ;; .My T\ :t. . —I t has b- - -en c.e - . - ided b y Jnsttce t' \l!rien , of S;iy- . - ' :>. !.. I., tha t when a man buy s a !: ,:-•• 'he tat ; goe- with <:. - • ani - .Ti. t ! T:; e • ase ;.- > wii i cit t lil - r p i nion was li a nded down i< one of the heaviest i *l' . - t:l y tha t ever >\ j . << a s hi at J t t-i t ce \ IJ r i r n ' sfroa' . door, and h.i - been the O:- a- : n of r . heap iii - .r - j he ated aign- m ' - ut in Urea- l l iv. - r and Savviiie than ev er die t a r i fi 'j u-o-tion wa- . . 1 . A. Co nk- ' : . r t 1:. it). - i - i ; - i. ¦,, ;:ii v d Islip. h.:J a h..; - -. - he called H iii. H..1 w . :-a great go ervnee upon a lime nnd ccu ldti' \ . .: a mile in J:- \ '!' and never mm a hair. Bui he had one def ect. He • . • . ¦ . - . < baM at the t n d , - .f the s p inal • ' . ¦ • ::::a. In fry-time the horse suffered lik e •- .ery -hing and iie us ed t o waggie hi- bare stump in a 1110-; di- t res-iag manner when his winged t o rmen tors U\ hi in. His being bald, so to -peak , hu rt hi-looks and made him le - s de- sirable. N obod y wants to ride behind a horse tha t hasn ' t any taii. It makes talk and a man hates to have every- bod y s top and lock at him when he drive- b y. I t ' s funny for a while , but it gets old. So Mr. Conkkn , being a hand y man. manufa ctured an artificial tail and buckled it on to the harness.so that it looked right natural. About a yea r ago Mr. Conklin sold Old Hi!! to Jame= T . l i eMil t , of Sayville , and. so he c laims, loaned the tail to DeMilt to keep up the horse ' s a ppearance. Last week DeMilt sold the horse to William R hode- - . On his way home Rhodes , be- in g a kind-hearted inan and not wish- ing to bother old Bill with a tail, took i t oft ' and laid it in the wagon. Conk- lin came alon g, recognized the horse and passed the time of day with Rhodes . He saw the tail in the wa gon and s aid : -'Here ! What are yon doin g with my tail ? \\ \1 ain ' t got your tail. \ \Yes you ha ve , too. Got it there in the wagon . \ \Wh y, consarn v o n r picture , I jus t bou ght that tail with this old I horse of Jim DeM'lt. \ \Well , he ! didn ' t have any ri ght to sell it. 1 ; loaned it to him. \ \I' ve got nothing j to do with your lending it. I bou g ht i it and I' m goin g to keep it. \ \Well , ! we 'll =ee about that , \ and Conklin grabbed it out of the wagon. \That ' s j my tail and I' ve got it and I' m going j to keep it , and if you want it you 'll ! have to go to law about it. \ That was just exactl y what Rhodes aid. He went right straigh t and sued Conklin for damages , and what 1 5 more he got them to the extent of $ <3.oO and the costs. Just about these times Mr. Conklin has small respect for a law that will let one man sell another man ' s prop- ert y and Mr. Rhodes is sure that it stands to reason tt t at the tail goes with the horse whether it is an artificial tail or a real proper and ri g ht tail anchored s fast to the toe t tf j Tfae ^ pfO tutu t srit —At Morrell' s you will find Reid' s Ice Cream . —A large stage load of summer hoarders arrived on Wednesday for Mrs. l i!' — : - Smith. —Any one wishing a ouantity of ashes and manure can have same by ca lling at the residence of the editor and carting same away. —Master Eddie Hawkins is home from school from Philadel p hia. The boys make a nobb y ap p earance in their blue and cold uniforms. —J. A. Canfield of St. Josep h , Mo., has purchased the Advance , of Patch- ogue. We wish the new pro p rietor all the success attainab le in his new field. —The Long Island Rai l road Com p any is ne gotiating with- the Long Island hed ge fence company to put osage or- an ge hedges on each \ side of the trac k s for a distance of 100 miles. —The shade d trees surrounding the Grand Central , haye been trimmed up, letting in the sunli ght , causing their spacious business block to appear in its own \f nil dress \ to the best advanta ge. —Say yille Graded School will hold their graduating exercises in the lec- ture room of the Congregational Church on this—Friday evening. The pa rents and friends are cordial ly in- vited and earnestl y requested to be present. School closed to-day —Friday. —Mr. Julius Anderson , of Brook- l yn , formerly of Sayville , after an ab- sence of lo years , has been pay ing a visit to his Aunt Mr s. Robert Curry . I t is needless to say he found Sayvi l le wonderfully improved. His sister Miss Julie Anderson is spending th e sum- mer mon ths with M rs. Curry. —F ine damask towels at 25 cents , at Gcrber ' s —While t wo men were out riding on Friday af ternoon , and while coming in t he villa g e , the horse in turning a shor t coriier . broke the two hind wheels and a -haft of the wagon , throwing the occupants to the grovnd. The hor se took fri gh t and ran down Rail- road avenue, and was stopped by Mr. Carl Munkehvi tz. pavned Sayville . Juno VJ . :it tlie Con g re g ational pa rsonn£ f * » by Rev . Kon > f, Frederick Young and J ennie Campbell , both of O u kdale. T HE GABLES , LAKE RONKONKOMA , L. I. C F. NOELTE , - Pr oprietor. Noiv Open Under New Management. ¦ F irst-class accommodations and tho Cuisine i s unsurpassed. This Hotel Is situated nn lii j :li g round , sur- roun ded u v a beautiful lawn, shade trees and fronting the most cliarmiii K of Lakes on Loiik Island. Tlie Lake is about 3 miles In circum- ference, it is fed bv springs and is of remark- a ide cleanness and uurity. Splendid Fishing, Boatin» , Bat hin R and dun- Hlll R . T he casino connected with Ihe Hotel contains Billiards anil all the comforts roiuircd. Ample accommodations tor Servants , Horses and Carriages. Tl W hWmQ flWFED , Cherry Grove , South Beach , (Opposite Sayville , L. I.,) E. PERK ENSON , - Proprietor. —o— Regular Dinner for transient guest , at s hort notice. ALL CONVENIENCES IOR SURF OR STILL WATER BATHING. —0 — Packet from Sayville will run twice a day, leaving Pavilion Dock at 11:00 A . M., nnd 2:00 P . M. j t m a ra C. E. SMITH , BOOT AND SHOE MAKER , R ailroad Ave., SAYVILLE , L. I. ¦ Boots and Shoes made to order. Repair- in g neatly and promotly done. Business Chat . —Just received a fine line of la dies ' shirt waists in plain and fancy stri pe from 50 cents up at Gerber ' s. The Globe parlor will seat and serve at one time 40 persons. —Best line of candies in to wn at Fernand Yigne ' s. If you want a quart of cream to take home , call at Morrell' s. No charges for the boxes. Butterick' s patterns are the best to be had. Gall on Miss Dinah DeGraff , the milliner , and examine the Deline- ator. Best goods for (he least money at Gerber ' s. If you want either ice cream or can - d y call at Morrell ' s. —A r ew line of lates t .st y les of men and bovs ' hats at Gerber ' s. —Best soda water in town , at Fer nand Vi g ne ' s pharmacy. Complete line of Ladies ' shirt waists from 50 cents and up at Gerber ' s. Men ' s , boys , youth' s and children ' s clothin g at Gerber ' s. McCall' s Domestic and Butterick' s patterns , lawn mowers and a genera line of goods for the summer trade at Terry ' s. Best goods for the least money at Gerber ' s Keeler ' s extract , is the purest and best extract used. —New line mens ' neck wear at Gerber ' s. —Look at Gerber ' s S3 new spring suits . Bis/ bar g ain. Keeler extract , is the best and purest extract used. New line mens ' neck wea r at Ger- ber ' s. New line of latest styles of mens and boys ' hats at Gerber ' s. \ Look at Gerber ' s§8 new spring suits. Bi g bargain. Try a bottle of Keeler ' s extract. You will never use any other. Royal Bone Phosp hate for corn and garden cro p s in 100 pound bags for one dollar and fift y cents . W.J. Tkii p .y S; Soxs. Giye tlie iveeier extract a trial. You will never use any other. 2i ounce bottles for 2.5 cents. For sa l e ' at Tjie Nkws ofliee: Just received a new lot of Keeler ' s su perior extract. The best, extract in the market. For sale at Tup. News office and at the home of Mrs . A. L - Chenev. GERBER' S BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST M0N3Y. 4 wmjL urn «r uumqu p Shirt Waist in pl ain and fancy Strip e from 50 cents up. Numerous reductions thro ugh the store. Baby Carriages. AH Silk Ladies ' Parasols from $1 .25 Embroideried Dress Robes. C hildren ' s Cotton and Fancy Para- New Shades of Spring Dress Goods, sols from 25 cents up. My $1.75 Ladies Dongola B utton Shoes are st ill outselling my higher priced ones. No matter what you are in need of, you will always save money by mak- ing your purchases at G ER S ER S ONE-PRI C E S TOtt E. - I SAYVILLE , LONG ISLAN D, GREEN & ROGERS. THE li lillll \ ll.illilL a R EEISr & ROGERS Prop ' s. The largest an d most comple t e Genera l Store in the While we hav e not entir ely comp let- ed our improvements , we have them sufficently advanced so that we can giv e c u s t om e rs b e tter service than w e have been able to during the past fo ur weeks . Come in and see the handsomest store in the town Soda Water and fine Confections , GREEN& BOGBRS. _____ __ ^ _ULLL M LUUUI -1M IIIJ M * HM M I — 1 I M O 1 ' W I ' l l—ll l ll II I ii « ¦'¦III M IT Tl ' li « ~1 r r iD I ' l \ ! M — 1 i T TirT W. , T. TERRY & SONS, Wall Paper , Gold and Ingrain , Garden Seeds and Impliments. The Best Makes of Fertilizers. Dry Fish Scrap and Bone. Hartman ' s S teelPicketFence. iron Pumps , W ood Pumps and The CelebratedChain Pumps. New Stock of Mens ' Womens ' and Children ' s hoes. E. Franz & Co., Have a comp lete line ol everything to he found in a FIRST CLASS SHOE STORE. — ¦¦ ¦ — > . Our Motto i. - > quick , « a]e.s and .small profits. ¦ Cal l and , sn o us . No l iouhl e to show goods. E» FMN:Z 4 €0., RAYNOR'S BLOCK , SAYVILLE , - - LO \ r ; ISLAND. - I- ¦ \ &> • ¦ - % ?' I Tl i ; ? 55 i- w ; y 3, p < -3 f—1—f -=• s= f g & « ZZ < 1 Fi . s 3 , - ^ z * i r. £ ' £ * * > ! - > a. 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I ; —T he arm of R - § - r < i I t r o- n have !? pnrciiaied a nc ^ v L o: ; e. j —Merchant V erie r - . = ;. -- \ : -e : un - 1 up t L - = fr ¦ ' .: ¦? :. - c-r; : r-: - r;::::: v. -i t i . a a new 0:2: of p:n: . oat i -rauhe- . \i:: - 3 ^ h aiv; - -j :.i ; ' favor the injur-- ] £¦: - . - . f v a ^ vi i i i e. ; —J. > . Ten . , v Sn a ro • ¦ti;M:!: ^ a , wire fe n j e arr.::n ; :Le > ayv;ile j- . tt ii ] ;. :- t school s i o u r: - : I ' - u r : - - e: i ; ; ^ h v. ;:h l-;v- . 1 eled =ned-r - ;. ; f: i :. ' h —ilr. and Hr ? . W nj . X. Brake - , of ) J Eas tern I ' e t in- vlvar.ia. are T- , = i\ iin<r ' ¦ their datii r h:-r M r- . A ^ aer . ' . .! .uv ' i.y ' . !, Mrs . Brake v.. \ \ .i r - ^^ ai t i :n t ' - vu an::; ] Angi>:. I ing at lO:- ^ - a. ::;. an: !: ! ' < j. . ::;. ;] I Morning . -a ' ^ je . - :: S . .; ; e i ' a O A l 'it: j k the New lei:a:v. - u : . Ere = in - -ui i-: v :. < P i. ,! ? T ^ ^ r ^i . - ecu ii- c iJ- - ' . -. : —Mr. Lar rren i e. - ae a::.r. waj :.. = - [ a s umirier re-i'Ieu - . - e ¦: ; t ' a e N : - ri ' :: r • .id. had occ£ i ;c - a toc.;;a ^ a lad d er c a: u r- dav last. h.iTin aTJi ' ' ..i : - e i ihe ladder oil a Los : he had ai -jUu - - - : to ti:.- to ; i - . v::en ' ¦ the box r o ' .. - 11 ! f: \ ¦:•:: : under h::n and i:e \ ¦wa; thro wn i ; . -; : e c rroitnd bve a k - .ni r three <A Lis ri : . - . Br. 3!e rr::: ii ::i at tendance. ATiO'y. —The S n r T ~ > ] k Ci u n : ;. ' Fire . 'r.en ' s Assc'C-iat :oa ::.et a: l;iver::ead . ;u the Cour t l iou- -. on >Vedneida v la-:. Twenty- three e ^t a v- anies were repre- sen ted : The report of the sj . e ' . dal ro t u - mit tee on new vr.le < and regulation; ¦ ^ as accep ted. The ; i «u. . - ;a: :on La- de- cided :o hol d the next t f.arname t i: at Green por t on :Le :ir. -t V.>dne=day in September. It wa ; decided to oiler a special prize, tree to all the en g ines in Sn S oik Conn ' y. I t was also resrdved tha t no active chief or :ire:na n . -ho u id be a jndi j e. tircer or measurer , and t ha t \ * • all s tarts shouid i ^ e made ijy a ila ^ . The . follo win g are the 5;n;ers chosen: J I oM. i L. Pe ttv . Carl P .urran d . Wiiiiam , ! . i Mills , ex-Chief John L. Terry, ex-Chief J. W . BeeLee. Ed ward L. Gera rd and . Herman Punch: :r.ea=uters. Charles M. Smith. Eras tus F. ?.,;; , Wiiiiam » I .] Bec kwith: starter . Dr. Le vi Howell. —We publish the followin g \Sweep- ' ing Challenge '\ cli p p ed from t he W o rld thinkinjr it might be of interest to some of the crack swimmers in thisvi- . cinity: J. T. Fox , the swimming in- structor of the Pittsburg Natatoriura. is aasiony? to make a match with some swimmer. In his challenge he offers ^^ O swim any bod y in America from one HK d five miles in river or in bath. Hi* ^ Khalien s e , which appeared in a Pitts- ^^ Erg pa per , read: As any amoun t of ^^ Ersons are claimin g to be champion ^^ ¦ dmmer of the United States , I now ^^ Bfer to swim any body in the coun try ^^ By distance from one to five miles , in ^^ Hth or in the ri yer. for any amount of ^ Kme r from §100 to §500 a side and a ^^ Bld watc t . Now here is a chance for ^^ Bfccistrom or any other alleged charn- ^^^ K in the country. First come Srst ^^ Bed. 7 ' Fox will probabl y hear from ^^^^^ nndstrom , whom he alluded to in ^^^ HEallen ge as an alleged champion. ^^^ Htatter is the ^ ell-known swimming ^^^ Kct o F-o f the New York Athletic ^ ¦ u'Jni get backing for f l j OOO if Nt n i tK. ai' .out von: ri:iE s i>s , heue , t. 'ie : :f. a xd ELSE Wi t ERK. The mo ther of Dr. Van Beinse is here on a vi. -i t. Airs. Ueo. Thei ss , of New York , is in town this week. Mr. Cbas. < ' yerton . of San Francisco , CaL , has been visiting his cousin Mrs . Hairy Shat tuek. I ' crsoiKi J s . Xot i . e. —At a mee ting of the As- socia tion held June 2o:h . a ie-r.lution ¦ >va ; pa—e.l re.jue-ting itll lot owners in Savviiie I' nion G; t i :e t ei' ' . \ u pon tlie ne- ce ssity of having graves opened.are re- J • ^le^ te'l to call upon Mr. -1 . C. White and .Mr. ]J. Xmii i s , -uperintenden ls , or ei ther o-f them , and procure a permit from the sexton to open the grave or g raves and deposit with said superin- tenden ts , or superin tenden t !?5.00 for the grave of an adult, and . *! .i> U for th e grave of a child. From the above amount the sexton will be paid §2.00 for an adult ' s grave , and §1.00 for a child\ - - grave. The balance will be ap- plied b y the superintendents in keep- in g the walks , dri ves , etc., in the ceme- tery in proper order. This will take effect on and after Jul y 1st . l.s:' 2 , and will be strictly enforced. Signed: C. X . Alpkich , C. W. Stros c , R . X i N -s s , 1. S. Green- . J . Z. U Brien- . J. S. _ T erkt , .1 . W . YAi:r.i s -(;TO:- , J . C. White , C.H H l -LSE , O. M. Wicks. all e. - iinposinjT Union Cemetery Asso. . ¦ A Card - Mr. (\ .1 r.urns failin i ; to meet tlie eoinlitions un.I. - r wliieli 1 a g reed in -ell inv c oiif t - i tiniiery -T ort - I lime l n -eii dMi ^ ed tn resume liii-ines- aL - am . anj l u i r a rran ^ eii matters s, . fl iat 1 \ill 3i.i\» !h * w a lir-I- i-l a— lee r reuln ami enlift ' it l 'Hl- t - r y t 'U-iiit - ss au . l a-k Hi.- iiatrona y e of Hie i,nb- !ie mt ' i l lieus- i .r.im - e llia t I Mill a ^ ain merit S tiei r e .i iil ' uleiu e ami -li f ii i 'irl , Wll.HL'lt F. MolU f KI.I. , Sayville. I.. I , • Sayville Union Cemetery . Notice. —The report that 1 have dis- con tinued practice or propose doing so , is withou t foundation. G. A. Ror.iNSO N\ , M. B., Sayville. L. I. ¦ Bohemia - The S t oppani country seat in this place look - par ticularly fine this sea- son . Mr. J oseph H. Stoppani has the g ifts of hi s deceased father in the mat- i ter of taste in arrangements about the E i ' our.d s. He i< a wo rth y successor of his lamented father. Tlie place is still in charge of our former popular towns- man , Winnie Xohowee. Bay p o rt. Count Pow l cwski has en gaged a suite of rooms at the Gables and i s expected June 22.1. Br. Y . Zolnowski , Jr., is at present visiting his friend Mr. Jay F. Browne , while awaiting the return of his fami- l y to their cotta ge. Mr. Fran k Xewton ' s horse ran away Monday afternoon but was fchortly sto pped by George Bavis without the incurrance of any damage. Mr. \Vheeler was here all day Fri- day of last week and Monday and Tuesday of this week , surveyin g the Lake. He found th at the Brookhaven claim encloses about one-third of the Lake. Mr. Henry McKetrich of St. James , and Mrs . L \ . A. Browne of this place were married on June the seventh b y tiie Rev. Mr. Crowder , at tbe residence of Mr. J. O. Lees , Five Mile River , Conn. We wish them much j oy and prosperity. . -in in teresting swuuiuiug w iuc m took p lace on t he 21st , between G. F. BeYere of this place and Mr. H. O'Reiley, the champion of Hollywood , X. J. They swam half a mile , BeVere winning by five feet after a desperate strugg le. Mr. DeVere has three of the Atlanta Boat Clubs men in training now for a mile swim to take p lace on the 24th : Mr. O'Reiley has also en- tered his name for this contest and is now in trainin g . Last Saturday evening the Ronkon- kon i a Protective Association met at the Gables for the second time since its in- auguration. A test case will be taken and carried np to tbe court of appeals. Mr. O 'Conner was elected chairman ; Mr. Devere , secretary; and Mr. War- . ner treasurer. The executive cemmit- i tee consists of three members . who rep- resent the association and haye fall ; power to act. They are Mr. Daniel i O'Conner , Mr. Henry McKetrich and ! Mr. Fitz Green Halioek. A meeting [ has been called for the second of July t t wd tU , ti»rti«J int«rtrft t d will b « H«Ui- Ut t NlttMi » ,— Ronkonkoma - Pears ' Soap Peop le have no idea how crude and cruel soap can be. It takes off dirt. So far , so good ; but what else does it do? It cuts the skin and frets the under-skin ; makes red- ness an d rou g hness a n d leads to worse. Not soap, but the alkal i in it. Pears ' Soap has no free , alkal i in it. It neither red- dens nor roughens the skin. It responds to water in- stantl y; washes and rinses off in a twinkling ; is as gentle as strong ; and the after-effect is every way good. All sorts of stores sell it , especially drugg ists ; all sorts of peop le use it. ~ 0 0- Z Xj T Cap fc i ins William Brandt and L. Myers intends to shi p Coal of different grades whieli they will deliver to their customers at the most reasonable prices. Leave orders with B randt & Myers , or at the Sayville Drug Store. BRANDT & MYERS, SAYVILLE , - ' - LOXG ISLAND . W. A. KI N G; DEALER IK Lobste r s , Soft-Shell Crabs Eels and Fish of all Kinds. SAYVILLE, - - LONG ISLAND. FRESH FISH EVERY DAY. All orders delivered to any part of Sayville and Bayport free of charge. Parties desiring any thing in my line left at their residence can notify me by postal card. ^ Consumption Cured. An olil liliys t i ' ian re t iml fro m |ir:ivtici > , liav inu bail vl a o'it in hi- haii ' lsby an East India mis-i oii; i ry tlie formula of a simple w p- table rt - m i -il j - for tlie spt - e i ly ami permanent eure of C' oii-umplioii . l i roncliitis, Ca tarrh , Asthma anil a ll throat au.l Luiik Affections, also a positive ami r ailn-al i - ure for Nervous Debility ami all Nerwnjs t - oi np la l uts , after having tested its wonderful eurative power* in thousands of ea- ses , has lilt it his duty to make it known to his surle riii . il lellows. Actuated liy this motive and a desire to relieve human sutlerin g , 1 will send fr ee ot char g e, to all who desire It . this recipe , in Cerium], l' reuch or Kin i lish, with full dir v e- ini t is tor preparing ami ush ir. Sent hy mail hv addr t- s-in j ; with stamp, namin g this paper. \V . A. S.i vks . S. 1 0 /\..cvr. < Mode lt, * l.c J ' r .V I Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good , if you have a Cough , Cnld , or any trouhle with Throat . Chest or Lungs. Dr. King ' s New Discovery for Consum ption , Coug hs and Colds is guarante e d to give relief , or money will be pa t d hack. Sufferers from La Gri ppe found it just the thing and un- der its use had a speed y and perfect rei- overy . Try a samp le bot tle at our expense ;ind i earn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bot ties fr ee at Fernand Vigne ' s drug store. Large size \ >0e , and £1 .00. • . A neglected cold often becomes a Pneumonia , I ' ronchitis or a Consump- tion. Cute it with Humphrey ' s Speic- l ic No , seven. Used with perfect esu ce-s by thousands. For Over Fi fty \cars Mrs. Wiv s ixiw ' s Soothing Svkui- has been usiil hy millions of mothers for their children while teethin g . If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child sullerinj; and crvliiK with pain of Cuttilur Teeth send at once and net a bottle of \Mrs. WUisIoav ' s Sootl i in s ; Syrup ' for Children Teethin s . ' . It will relieve the poor little suffe rer immediately. Depend upon it mothers , t here is no mistake about it. It cures Diarrlm - a. renulates the Stomach and liowels , cures Wind Colic, soften- the limns , reduces Iiiilammat ion , and gives tone and energy to the whole system. \ .Mrs. Winslow ' sSoothinj t Syrup \ fo r children teelhin ? is pleasant to tile taste and is the prescription of ->ne of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, rr ice twenty-live cents a bottle. Sold bv a ll druggist s throughout Ihe world, lie sure ai u l ask for \Mus. Wis ai x j w ' s S ootui n o SVHIj T MY XATI YE LAXD. Baspobt , June 20th , 1S92. There is a land beyond the sea , A land that' s ever dear to me. That land is my own native shore Which I may never visit more. Its hills and dales in summer hours, Are deek'd with nature ' s fai rest flowers And this lov 'd land so dear to nio I s found upon the Baltic Sea. The rivulet and mountain stream , In all their pristine beauty seen. Wherein my early childhood hours , I crther 'd n ature ' s fragrant flowers . In pleasant dreams I see them still , And fancy paints each brook and rill In all their beauty as o£ -wore . Upon my own lov 'd native shore. I love its hills , its walks and towers . Its sunny fields , its shad y bowers. I love that land beyond the sea , For f riends are there still dear to me. n. il. 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