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Cotars) at lemna. © ms in. wp ts. 7 o is Coope. wvening wour. swe pacha She 20. fn (we > be tes es Nile, Now, hie edge, back ribbon, traim II”:- Hack ivi famcy ribbou, at Shops, wite and nar cheatin. we iw. per buch Ke per hunob We per bemeh o= 8 in bunch the ~ Vie per hane 'lannel Skirts. « Gossameres, ~ pecaiiert Herings. . South Sibe Obserber. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1892. WALLACE BROTHERS, Publishers. EBL asses fl: # - s & Auk lef $t ints 5b _ Go ## 35 iss F mj {AM: 3s $ . 2 el 2 40 m mo 1523 aoz non\ ares = . firs 2 z berries] , x = 4 # z ° 3 h B %, % = B & figs £5 recepies § THE: woRrises. jn» nesta will continue to be in the future.as heretofore. The Live, Local Newspaper # LONG INLAND, Inursng tha past rear the Omeknven has entered Aa large number of new Subserthern. Wino a has a larget eirculation than auy pote pe oblished on Long Island. wor with. which the paper in received. hy ublic encourages the publishers to renewed ts to have the Omiya maintain it* present ing as the A Best Local and Family Newspaper In Queens or Suffolk Counties, I+ high moral tone will be main- cosed. aud it will ever be a sreloome guest in the fawiy cide. Whils brim full of the local and wrteral news, it rigully exiluden the obscoue and tnyustite recitals which disgrace so many news papers if the thme, It. also excludes lottery ad- verusementa. and others of doubtful character, +o wat in parents need be afraid to place the. pe- yer in the bands of thair children, Ine Onennein will, as ever. take a deep interost noCKFILLE CENTRE, L. 1, ment in the near m5\ leyan Glee Club will be i humans-21:3.“ Henz are some of the jaw-break the printers on the fi'a Pom: bina, North Dakota, edited t Methodist Epioo- invited Rev, Joh mm: A v n to remain their pastor for another , “I-m‘m. flfth year of his pas ma-nhm«.....fl. Post, one of the bakers in Seaman's . bad stable fer some ti started for \Ole Virginuy\ ums Tun:- day, to visit friends in Blackaburgh. Accrornt.-Frank Pettit, the pl had a severe fall lust Tlnkndt; tug); might bave resulted more seriously than it did. He was standing on a The pipe fimflhhhflh' © throrn e w backward on his head. He rufmiood“ ept deal shaken op by the fall but on with bis work though 'his head troubled him. 'The nest morning he went to work as nsual but began to He refused to go home |- act 1!“an and Dr. J. Ensor Hutcheson was sum- moned and compelled him to do so. He was delirous snd for several days was in a precarious condition, but is now about again, l01 0:11 or Oun Crrtzxys.-In a series of articles on \Distingmahed Lo: Hindus“ The Island, of December 1°08. published the following worthy sketch of one of our best known citizens, so- companied by a most excellent news- E1 r portrait : | \\On October 10, 1843, Robert A. Davison was born in Rock- ville Centre, where he hus remded all his life. Fis early education was com- pleted at the New York University, whence he graduated at the age of twenty-one... After two years' attend- ance mt the Colnmbia College Law School he was udmitted to the bar in 1866. _ Four years he married Misa Emeline Sealy. Their family con- siste of three interesting children. Although eminently successful \as a lawyer, Mr. Davison has turned his attention to the real estate and invest- maut business, having an office in the Garfield Building, Brooklyn. As a eitizen of Rockville Centre he has al- ways materially aided the advancement of all movements for its by his in- fluence and with financial mid. The in the drvelopiomot of the material of eateem in which he is held by bis fel- th» wland. arpecially of the South Side. The will contione to TAKE THE LEAD low citizans is shown by the vwrious offices which he has filled during his \| long residence in the village. He is the In sspecting supervisor. Proceedings, Court President of the Rockville Centre Bank, News: Tuwn Busni Proceedings, and other Coun- ts and Tumn Nows. Special attention will be pad t the Looal News aud Gosalp of the villages and wey bbathoods from Babylon to Jamaica, from Hompatesd to Rockaway, and at the same time the Cemenyi® will surpass all other as the Family Newspaper of Queens County the necemmary expenses incurred in ywkliehing the paper have largely increased, the wibsinpthu grive of the wil be an indy $2.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE £1.00 for Sa Monthe. 30 Canta for Three _... Months #4~New yearly subscribers will receive. the yeurt tree from now wnt! Jaunary 1, bos PREMIUMS. Those abscrier who, before Junnary 1, 188C vay up fur a YEAR IN ADVANCE to Junnary 1. 19%, will eecelve a premiums book, well printed aod bnand withort covers.. Take your chales. Mobinson Crusoe. Pilgrim's Progress. Wommnee of a Bimek Vell, by the suthor of Dore Thorne June Kyre, by Charlotts Bronte. Lranie Locke, or The Romance of a Wemutitul ¥ bph: up}; ork Working Girl, by The Pathfinder, by J. Fenimore Cooper. The Life and Travels of Mengo Park. CLUBBLYG RATES, Spocial inducements for clube of now vix Wrile fur terms. We bave also arranged ihe following rates fir clubbing with our paper and Weekly Tribune. ...... .$ 3 0 and American Agriculinnat 3 @ Crmemvicn and Ruri New Vorker 380 and Harper's Magazine a 00 and Harper's Basar... ° and Marper'® Yo People... 3 9 tieormven and NV Woekiy ... 300 Nubseribers at cinb rates are also entitted to preminime a above. Subscriptions may be for warded direct to tha office or paid to any of the following MLF; W., ¥. 8, Swore J. beret ¥. A. Dwr Aste F. Wasuy. Doway « Ed ~ a 4. 8. Batons ¥. L. Atown ..... Sarre VaxNomneasi ...... e When mosey in received from our agents we forward dated receipts to the subscribers. WALLACE BROTHERS, Publishers, Mockvilte Centre, L. I. woxEy orper«. Pacties eemitting by Money Orders or Postal Notes will please wake then payable at Rockville € Post Office. Sixour copies of the Orsemvem for «ale at VanVicit's. t. having furniture or merchan- «lise to sell should read the advertise- ment of My, C. E. Thomas. Rean Edward F. Many's holiday an- neuncement elsewhere. . He offers a »pecial inducement to the children. is upon us and n't be inquisitive\ the onition, ** «pplies to all. A Gounex Orromrc®try to hear re- markable balont at M. E. Church, , on New Years Night. Church seats seven bundred. See adv't. 1 heard the bells on Christmas Day Their ofd, familiar caroin play., And wild and sweat The words repeat (if page on earth. good will to men { -Longfet ane. Brmseatemions for the benefit fund for Amanck, who was in- ured on the train and will be laid up for wx mouths, will be received at the Omernias offic. Sr. Mara's -The Ladies' Aid So- ciety is preparing for a grand fair mnd aupper to take on the afternoon and eveuing of Washington's Birtbday. It will be known as the ''Foast of Lan which position he bus held since the bank was established, and has been 1 member of the Board of Education since the formation of the Union Free School, ten years He was in- strumental in the founding of St. Mark's M. E. Church, and has acted as trustee from the first, being also one of the trustees of the Wesleyan Academy at Wilbraham, Mass, Io politics be is an adherent of the, Republican party. Mr. Davison residen in a handsome residence on Jammics Ave., in the center of the village.\ Taz Library and Improvement As sociation gave its second sociable of the seeson at its room on Wednesday evening. The social opened with a program of music and comedy, which was greatly enjoyed by the apprecia- tive audience of members and friends of the amocimtion, Mesars. Stearns aud Terry, of Brooklyn, rendered some fine selections on the banjo and man- dolin, giving several duets.. The mirth provoking feature of the program wes the farce ''Never Say Die.\ It was most creditably presented, its amusing wit- Hicismeand ridiculons situations being brought ont to the fullest extent. The gast con!d not well have been improv- ed upon. Every character seenied to be represented by talent especially adapted for the part. Mr. Walter 3. Jones, as Simon Oraylock, mn. aristo- cratic feeling English benedict, whose gray lecks and fxcial marka of time gave him much concern for féar of losing the affections of a youthful wife, was imimitable in his performances, Miss Della Phillipe, who took the part of his wife, was most effective as a per- former in the stragetic management of her eccentric husband. . Alice Chase, Gmaylock's ward and niece who wished to get married but is prevented by her nncle for 'Three reasons,\ was charac- teristically represented by. Miss . M. Pilkington, | Ralph Cheeney, her lov er, was well personated by Mr. Bert Thoma. Mr. Herbert L Norton, as John Bounce, couchman for Graylock, and who wanted to marry: Putty . Pert, Mis Gussie Thomas, interpretated the part of a Yorksbireman in a manner which showed him to be an artist. Miss Thomas, who always captivates mn audience by her cuteness, was as bright as ever. . After the farce refresh- ments were served and a short seson of dancing was indulged in, Christmas in Our Churches. or Ascesston-The Sunday School festival will take place on Christmas Eve, the 24th, at 7:30. A beautiful tree will be lighted by a oal- cinm light. | On Christmas Day serv- sea will be beld at 11 o'clock, A. M,, and 745 P. M. Holy Communion mfter the morning services. | The fol- lowing program of music will be given: wornio. Processional-~Jeans, gentle of all ages\ o goutle of Antiem-Glory be to the Lord forever\ Parmer - to God in the highest,\ Offertorium-\Glory be in rIii art Tho, Sanctum. . Eucharistic Hymi (Woria in Excelsis, Recessional-\And w Postlude ith gladnens. wvexino. Proceasional-=O happy chime of Chriatmaa Gloria M‘fl- Nube Dimittin Shout the glnd tdi Ascription-Glomw hase.\ night.\ Offertorinm-~O hol Presentation-\All things come of Thee, 0 Lord,.\ E btest and beat of the nona of Recensional-*Brig Postinde . 'The choir consists of Mrs. MaLcan, Mre. Puthill, Mra. Mowry, Miss Phil- lips, Mima Drewry, Mesas, Roberts, Steffens, Harper, Crain, and Mowry. Miss Pilkington, organist. r. Manx'a -8t. Mark's Church will have the following program on Bunday: acorns Mime Alice C, Bedell Choir The Sunday School will bave ita cel- The Wes in- Hambei - ebration on Monday evening. The ex- eroises will consist of vocal and instru- mental music, recitations, &c. Bartiet.-The Baptist Sunday School will give thq cantata \Banta Claus\ on day evening. Santa Claus will be there in person. 'The school will have ite tree on Saturday evening in the ball. - An interesting program has been mind A a offering will be ie to the building fund. F. M. Cmurcn-The First Meth- odist Sunday School will celebrate Christmas on Monday evening. | A novel feature of the will be a mill in which Santa Claus and the Brownies will grind out gifts. See adv't. Sixote copies of the Orernven for sale at Caldwell's drug store. i. Baur.-Jonas Hall has sold his place on Scranton Avenue to » city party und has brought the Driscoll cottage on Union avenue. Rescue H. & L. Co.-The annual meeting of Rescue Hook and Ladder Company was held in the truck house on December 6, The following officers were chosen for the year : A. B. Fur- man, Foreman ; toy Box, Asst. Foreman ; J. 8. Simonson, Treasurer ; J. Fred Mmer, Secrof ; Walter M. in“, Aukx d e y Dozsey, ngustus , and Wi. T. Abrams, ney. Oh, what a difference in the prices of Holida: Goods at Yan¥liet's, Rockville Centre. Golf \ RAST ROCK A W AY. On next Sunday morning Rev. Thos. 8. Braithwaite, pastor of Bethany Church, will h a Christmas. sor- men, and the choir will sing two selec- tioum, Herbert's 'sing with joy\ and 'Lo! descendin In the evening the choir will sing Halletujab, for un- to us a child is born,\ and \O Bethle- hem.\* Morning service at 10:80; even- ing service at 7:30. The annual Christmas featival of the Sunday School will be held on Mon- day afternoon at half past two o'clock. An excellent programme has been ar- ramged, inting of minging by the school, recitations &0., and un address by the pastor. Mr. Frost, who was principal of our school for several terms, is now with the Equitable Life Insurance Compuuy. He has a lucrative position. The name of the new avenue along the ridge has not been decided upon. \Highland Avenue\ and '\Omkland Avenue\ are names which have been suggested. Mr. D. 8. Denton has surveyed the line of an avenuethsengh Mr. Carmomn's roperty. It will be opened at once tween Atlantic and Grand Avenues. The ueed of a public ball is becoming more aud more What is needed is a bull which could be used as @ lodge room, &c. Ob, what a difference in the at Holiday Good at Van¥iiet's, Rockville Centre, Call. OCEANVILLE, The Ladies' Missionary Society will hold its regular businmas meeting with Mrs. A. A. Poursall, Thureday, Decem- ber, 29, at 2 o'clock P. M. The sub- jeot will be Syria. Next Sunday being Christmas the services throughout the day in the Presbyterian Church will be meet for the occasion. The subject for the morning eermon will be \The Angel Carol,\ On Wednesday evening of last week Mr. Seley Pottit mnd Miss Minnie Rhodes, started life together. The matrimonial knot was tied by Rev. H. Preston McHenty at the parsonage. We wish them a happy and prosperous voyage on the ses or life. The annual Christmas entertainment of the rian Sunday School, will be held on Monday evening. An appropriate programme is being pre- pared, and great paina is being taker to make the entertrinment a success. The children will be treated to their usual gifts of books and other presents. The annual Sunday School business meeting for the election of officers, and other business will be held next Sun- day afternoon in the church. The annual business meeting of the Presbyterian Church will be held next Thursday night, after the prayer most- meeting. Important business will be transacted, and w full attendance of $0 church, and congregation is desir- Mr. Charles Pottit,8r., who has been mick for several months in still suffering intensely. Mr, Valentine Comba was stricken with another puralyticstroke lust week. Althongh he is somewhat better, he 18 still very feeble. Mra. Coleman, of Orange Cnnnli. will spend the winter with her dungh- ter, Mrs. George E. Brooks. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor held their first sociable last Friday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mott. After the rendition of the programme, refreshments were served. During the evening a chestout hunt was en- gaged in, and Master Edgar Mott won the prize. Mr. Edgar Pottit won the Imurels i» the game of bean bag, which created much sport. Those who were present pronounced it one of the most mioylbla wociables they haye yet held. Mrs. P, A. Sonthard has just return- ed home after a pleasant visit of two weeks with relatives and frienda in Seaford. The union prayer meeting will be held next Sunday miternoon at half t two at the residence of: Mr. Frank right. It is desired that all who can attend this service. Mr. Charles Poole is going around collecting the achool tax, ms his time for sitting at his home to re- ceive the tax, has expired. Our public school will close on Fri- day will not resume work again un- til after the holidays. Ob, what a difference in the Goods at Van¥iiet's, Rockville rices of Holiday entre. Call SPRING LAND. The school will be closed until Tues nay, January 3. The fnneral services over the remains of the wife of Frank Wright were held in the M. E. Charch on Friday after- noon. Deceased was only 24 years old. The young husband has the sympathy of a wide cirele of friends. The members of the Presbyterian wnd Methodist Churches met on Mon- day evening and organized'a Law and Order Society, that will at once use re- atrictive measures on. certain individu- ais for keeping waloons open on Sun- days. Owing to an irregularity in the moet- ing for the formation of a Union Free Bunion! at Rosedale, another meeting will be beld in January to decide the matter legally. The Sunday Schools will give their usual Christmas tree entertainments on Saturday evening. Thomas Foster, a former resident, but now of Danbury, Coun., was here laat week to attend his grand-daugh- ter's funeral. SMITHVILLE SOUTH. *Comnselor and Mra. Mott went to the city on Wedn , and bought 130 presents for the children of our public school. 'They are to be distrib- uted Friday afternoon, and the teach- ere will each receive a hardwood toilet sot. The East Meadow Sunday Sohool will have a grand celebration on Tues: G + day evening ~ | aizes and prices, in all Sout Corpwoop for sale. Apply to John ¥. Powell, Freeport, L. 1. if, Cromian Qyuurrm: at the M. E. Church New Years night. Go and bear them. Dox'r Fair to spend fifty cen's New Years Night to bear Prof. Carl in his organ recital and Prof. Ford in hum- orous recitations in the M. E. Church. Seo adv't and notices at the stores. The Baptist Sunday School celebra- tion takes place on Saturday evening. There will be a tree, recitations, &c. ..... The annnal election of officers takes place Monday evening. Hous farms, building plots, all a j as gr]; vil- lages between Rockaway an wesape- ua, for sale by C. L. Wartaon's Long ill-ml Real Estate Agency, Freeport L. I. - Correspondence invited. er- sonal attention given to all appli- cants, t. Tix Dott Fare held on Friday even- ing last at the home of Mrs. Geo. P. Bergen was a gratifying success. . Al- most all the So\- were disposed of. Forty of them were turned over to the pastor of the church, Rev.John Hutchi- son, who has since arranged to give them to some uoeedinfly poor children in one of New York's slums. --- Accipznt.-A few nights ago a young lady and gentleman while driving through the darkness of Fulton street were thrown from their cart in the mud. | 'They fortunately escaped groat- er injury than ruined apparel and mor- tified feelings, but the horse rau away and the cart wrecked. When will the Village Fathers have the streets lighted? Dorcas Society.-The ladies of the Doreas Society, of the Baptist Church, will hold their annual meeting for the purpose of electing officers for the en- »uing year at the residence of Mrs. H. H. Smith on Thursday, January 5. It is to be hoped thut all the members will be present. It bas been decided by the society that the book for the silk quilt will not be called in until the 22nd of February. Supozx Death. -The ple of the village were startled on Wednesday by the announcement that Washington Raysor was dead. He bad been ill since Sunday. He was a well known citizen,and leaves many to mourn him. He leaves a widow, two sons and four daughters, all grown, Deceased was in his 68th year, His funeral will take place today (Friduy) ut 2 P. M., at the Presbyterian Church. the entertainment at Van Riper's Hall, on New Yeurs evening, Jan. 2, 1893, under the muspices of the South Side Wheelmen. In counsction with Mr. James S. Burdett, the Hum- orist, the public will have the pleasure of hemring Mr. R. H. May-mi. the pufimhr Bute soloint,of New York City, and Miss Bessie Muyland, pisno uc- compunist. 'This promires to be m cupital entertainment ~Laugh and grow fat. Eriscorat Notes. -Services at Van Ruper's Hall, next Sunday, Chnstmas Day, as follows: Morning prayer wod sermon, with the celebration of the holy communion,at 10:80 A. M. Even- ing prayer and children's service at 3 P. M. 'The mission has been present- ed with a handsome altar, and a font, from Bt. Mary's Church, Merrick .. . The children's Christmas Festival will take place Wednesday, Dec. 28th, at 7 P. M., this being Holy lunocents' Day, A'l are cordially invited. Freepont \Christ- mas greeting\ of the Misses Field ~44 their pupils was given at the Presby ter- ian Parsonage on Wednesday evening. Nearly all the parents were present and were greatly pleased with the program of recitationa,songs, music, and kinter- Saran games. . The children gave evi- lence of careful training and displayed great earnestness and enthusinam.. Tiny were pleutifully appiauded, and really their excellent speaking and deport- ment deserved it. A beautiful Christ- moma tree was laden with presents and the distribution caused general joy, It was a delightful occasion, aud the Acadamy teachers were warmly com plimented. Ommerm «s Services. -At the Free: port Presbytemnan Charch, Christmas Day will be marked by two special sar- vices. In the morning and evening special advent music will be rendered by the choir. In the morning a Christ- mas sermonette, the compositin of Hum Wnm, a Christian Chinaman, will be read; then will follow a sermon by the pastor on the rame theme ''The Unspeakable Gift.\ .... 'The evening service will be a responsive one, the theme being 'The Babe of Bethlehem.\ ...The Sabbath School- will have a double Christmas tide celebration-on Christman eve a Kris Kringle entertain- ment, preceded by recitation, playing on m chime of belle, stereopticon illustra- tiona of the Infancy of Jesus and fol- lowed by the distmbution of gifts. .. . On Wednesday evening, December 28th, the cantata entitled ''Santa Claus and the Fairies\ will be rendered. In thir cantata an orchestra and Toy Sym- phony will furnish surpriso and delight to the audience. To both of these en- tertainments the public is cordially in- vited. A collection will be taken on Wednesday evening which will be de- voted to the relief of people who are niterly destitute. Cmmrermas at res M. E. Cavron.- The Sunday School will hold its Christ- mas Anniversary in the Lecture Room of the church on Saturday evening. The Inge Infant Class, under charge of Mr. Hiram R. Smith, will be on a raised platform at the side of the pul- pit.. 'The pinging will be under the di- rection of Mr. Wilbur Raynor, After a short program the gifts and the priz- es will be distributed. 'The Sunday School, Mr. George Wallace, Superin- tendent, enjoys great prosperity, and is now one of the largest schools ou Long Island, On Sunday morning bap- tismal service and boly communion. On Sunday evening the large and well- On the fourth ballot (Mr. Randal} was appointed. The Boa#d decided to call on the Brooklyn City Works Commis- Miss Ollie Smith fine bome Thurs- day from New Paltz flor the holidays, BALDWINS. The M. E. Sunday Bchoal swill hold its Christmas festiv n Saturday even- rogram of ing in the chapel. A songs, recitations, , will be given, followed by the of gifts, The services on Sundity will be appro- priate to the day. The special school ieeting held last Raturday evening d out a large number of citizens was quite as in- teresting as the pi ding one. . Mr. John H. Carl presid he purpose vote an appro- dditional school r the attending of the meeting was priation to hire : room and to provid expenses. . The tru needed $648. 85 to meet the ex . A motion was made to vote th ppropriation in one minus-Liz. d of by {5m speci in t k his provo! a um“ discussion. the midst of ib Commissioner . Mel unexpectedly came in and was ap, d to. - He suc- ceeded in pouring offf on the troubled waters. . Mr. Car ned the chair and Mr. Jacob Bro was elected to preside. It was d to reconsider the motion andltha me m vou‘g upon | separately d - car wil wpugcely m dinsentingwoice, _ The selec- tiom of a room for new department in left with the trumt Josie Miller reoei eareful school wor The M P. Sund itx holiday festival t week. * School will have ut the middle of next week. _ The ot date has not been decided upon Misa Clara Bedef will spend the holidays in Milford/®@oun. - Mies Reim- becker will have of the tele- graph office in her nce. keeps the saloon ma urrooted _ laat he sold liquor open after George Akley, on Grand avenue, week on complaint to minors, that 1 opt hours and that he on Bunday. | He wppeared before Jualfice Wullace, plead guilty, to the lst cl ,and was fined. William Bedell, d overseer, and his masistant, Dani ewis, opened up the walks all over village on Tues- day after the snow m. Pedestrians wppreciate such attéfition as this. ill close for the 'The public schoo Friduy afternoon. holiday vacation t 'The children bave #epared an a wriate their friends. it will begin at onaiWeloek sharp, and every one will be come. An effort is beid@ made to start a singing cluss, if a ient number of members can be obfiined.> The move- or, about thirty illinguess to join nt instractor will for twelve les- ost of the youn which should ment meets with having signed thei the clase, A comp be secured and the aoum will be $1 eople have good Ea enltivated. Mr. Waa, M. Christmas vacation Mimi Van Nost parents in Jamaic Miss Thorne wil Morrisville, N. Y Miss Rogan will West Troy, N. Y. remain here. pir. Andrew Po the at B vacation. * The annual mee School Board of was held on Mond port of the Bee will spend the Cleveland, Ohno. will go to her it her father in to her home in ias Sherwood will is home from kettstown for the of the Sunday N. E. Church, even; ~@. The re- show an im: the medal for a ROCK AW AY. INWOOD. & Smith have Ralph Coles, our local sailmaker, John Cornell {n his hands full of business and has - ad to take a journeyman. Mr, Coles is making a suit of sails for the sloops of Valeutine Smith and Althause, Pears all & Smith. . \On Monday he bent new sails on the sohooner Henrietta. Good work is the secret of Ralph's success. Althause, Pearsall bought the 40 ton sloop from New Jersey parties. The quarterly report of the Far Rockaway Bank 1s published elsewhere. The report shows the bank to be in its usual prosperous condition with the deposite over $85,000 above those of port Beaside Lodge, No. 260, L O. O. F., the last re of 1891. . will hold its election of officers nest Thomas Henderson has sold his hard Tuesday evening. ware business to D. L. Starks. Th you; of the planters have their oys- anneuncement of the sale created con- siderable surprise. Ten und « half years ago Mr. Henderson started busi- nees here in a little store about 20 feet square, witl tock of a few hundred dollars in value, Today his big three story building, some feet deep, is filled from cellar to garret with a stook amounting to $25,000 or more. Plenty of push and honest methods have done it. Mr. Btarks takes possession the frst of February. He is an energetio young man who has made a success in the fruit business here and a like suc- ceas of his predecessor in the hardware business is predicted for him. Mr. Henderson does not state his business intentions for the future but he has various outside interests to which it is supposed he will devote his time and energy in building up. Mr. Hinkel, of New York, while in- specting his buildings here in course of remodel Hrs. last Sunday, fell from the top of a ladder leading into the cellar infill-amine) m severe sprain of his ankle, Mrs. J. L. B. Norton is improving from the attaok of varioloid and is out of danger, 'The premises will remain quarantined until all possible danger of infection is past. There have been no cases of scarlet fever developed during the past week, The prompt action of the health board in exercising a stiict quarantine over the three places where it existed has in all larch-viii? gunned the danger of spread of the disease. ter-Yeaterday the Hoalth Officer reported five more cases, only one in. a new family. Mary M. Adrain, widow of the late John M. Brinckerhoff, died at Engle: wood, N. J., lust Saturday, aged 84 re. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. E‘A. Brinckerhoff who has thus lost both of his aged parents within s few months. The usual Christman feativals which contribute so much muticipstion mnd delight to the children of the Snnday Schools will be held next week, President Jouen of the Board of Sew- er Commissioners hae appoiuted an ad- visory committee of seven to act in con- junction with the commissioners. The gentlemen appointed were notified to meet some of the commissioners on Monday evening, when matters were talked over, . It is understood ters pretty well taken up. Probably three-fourths of those planted have now been marketed. Our dealers have had good stock which sold lively at paying prices. Irving Davenport returned from his shooting trip to \Old Virginia\ last week. Fifty ducks and iots of fun. J. B. Westherwar and daughter went to Cobles Island, Va., on Tuesday. They had been preceded Mra. Weatherwax. Warren Cornell and family expect to go to the same place this week. Messrs. Henry and Lee Cornell have sold their oyster ground at Raunt Point, Jamaica, to Messrs, Warren Cornell and Alvin Rhinebart. A large sum is said to have been received by the sellers. The proceeds of the recent enter- tainment at the Reading Room for the library fund neited $73.50. The aunual election of officers of the M. P. Bunday School was held on Mouday evening. F. C. Bowker was elected Superintendent; Wa. H Smith, Asst. Superintendent ; Mrs. 8. J. Horton, Lady Superintendent ; Mrs. Wm. game. SAIL Bnpuinm- ent ; eo. Sprague, retary ; - mel Wood, Asst. Secretary; W. H. Bmith, Treasurer ; Ben}. Wood and Chas, Findlay, Librarians ; Mrs. Mary Bates, Organist ; Wim. Hicks, Choris- ter. > Sixtus Eberhart, formerly of Green- point, has ogened a harness making shop in J. P. Conselyea's store on Bayview Avenue. * CEDABEUBHT. Station Agent Pettit is again confin- ed to his home with illness. 1 Jucob Seitz will change his residence to the Egan cottage, near the station, 'The Bucks, under the leadership of the Benedicta, ure about to make their annual threatre trip to the city. 'They expect ts fining everything from the mont elevating Shakenpewrian down to Bowery isms. The Hunt Club had a chuse last Sa- turday afternoon, starting this vicinity. The animal was caught near the pond at Hewletts. There will be m pigeon shooting match on Monday, tfia 26th, at Ed. mt those present decided to make a Shaw's hotel, and a bull shoot on New petition to the sewer board asking that Years. the board call a mpecial election to take | -- ---. nother vote on the adoption of the EAST MEADOW, plan of sewerage adopted by the com- missioners, and rejected by the a???“ at the last election. he advisory committee is composed of the following eutlemen : _ Edmund J. Healy, F. L. chmond, J.C. Biglin, Edward Rocke, Benedict P. Smith, B. L. Carroll and Wim. J. McKeune. Agens Horton of the Long Island The Six Old Maids Bazaar will be held at Gothic Cottage, the country seat of Prof. Grube, on Thursday, De: cember 29, afternoon and evening. 'The proceeds will go teward putting in new seats in the East Meadow Sunday School. The genial Counsellor Geo. A. Mott will be present, and Miss Fanny Exp is contending with the annual | w Ewill ai R . Christmaa rush this week, . Has drivers Lfifl;$&mv° one of her choice en wnd wagons are kept busy day and ___ © iil SEAFORD. There was an interesting meeting of the Literary Association of the Presby: terian Church last Monday: evening. After the regular session an entertain- i ogra tramental 1:53; Jizzf‘rlfnismfiy“ by Jerusalem, illustrated by twenty-eight istion | finely colored views. Jn addition to Taz bout invited to meet at the parson- | these there will be sixteen \artistically age next Thursday evening. executed crayons of Hofmann's cele: h t to Le brated paintings representing scenes in All the fire companion '°‘;| f he: the life of our Lord. Among modern perice in set! to the call for P | artists Hofmann stands unexcelled in nl end i hems hae mado ts eac} ° | the clear, delicate, and forcible repre- aie proud of their time made in - ° ® regi ing flag fire. They were there in just sentation of New Testament incidents. 15 minutes from the time the bell first atruck bore. The Queens County Ice Manufactur- Rev. Wi. Wiley, of Grace Church, Massapequa, will take for his subject next Sunday evening, 'Round About AMI;1;ITILi& crease in uttendanaéiover last yeu ** “fl the Treasurer tep d the finau i.‘ condition to be g During the you. the School bus building fund, aud, carpets, besides .t wod has a balnnce 150 to the Chapel like amount for unning expenses, band, | The elec- tion of officers resullied as follows: D. J. Wheeler, Supt C. W. Sprague, Asa't, Supt.; Mrs. (@. 8. Wood, lady Supt ; Summnel J. Bgurdett, Sec.; Miss Amy M. Smith, urer. On ac- count of the Con tioual meeting, the meeting was ad§@urned to Sunday afternoon. J. B. Cotte has the carri- mge repmir shop o iller & Foulkes, mod will trauaform to fish and oyster market for C. C. C __ Daniel Barker h improving the sid property, Satisfaction or money refunded at M. E. WOhurch, Freeport, New Yours Night. Don't fail to at- tend. Bee Adv't. Don't fall to see 8 Holiday Goode at m grading and k in front of his wondertnl display of it VALLEY TRE AM. ertainment at the ‘1” Lila Valley lor the puri n for mop-chm y evening, Dec. g much for the to draw a good 11 be a drama, and recitations and Don't forget the public school ho Btream Literary So of purchasing an 0 It will begin Thus 29. This society imiflo place, and never f mudience. There a dialogue, mingi tableaut. The owing talent will appear: Miss Egima in\. Cora B. Drewry, Hattie E. Miller, Adele Phillipe. C. A. Keoler, Mrs. 8. Pearsall, McLean. Messrs. Bert Thomas, Jo Thomas, R. W. Enatace, H. Master Burdge McLean, Richard Edw improvements on up and otherwise Mr. Marsh 1s ha painted. Rolling Thunde® and bis tribe are giving performano@® every night this is making great house in raising it iring it. g his house neatly trained choir, under Mr. Samuel R. Smith, precentor, and Miss L. J. Oar- peoter, organist, will render the Sacred Cantata, entitled ''The Story of Eman- uel.\ Following is the program: wer. Recitativ Mra. Houry E. Rider =r in Darkness. Chorus. .... \Arm of the Lord.\ Solo-\In the Beginning Holo-\Comfort Ye M Hattio R. Wallace If. 8. R. Smith 'For Unto Un a Child is Born.\ Jace and Laura Brotheridge. Addreas by the Prstor. rant seconn, -Mr. Wilbur Raynor same Country.\ Mrs. Wilbur Raynor -Mr. 0. T. VanRiper Mr», 8. R. South, Mrs: H. K, Smith, Miss Hattic Wallace, Far Away in Glory.\ Nr, Wilbur Raynor as born.\ suddenly. Angel Chorus-\Glory be to God in the Highest,\ Male Quartetto.. . 8. And when They were Come.\ Men. Hiram R. Sith e Render?\ .. \Thanks be to God.\ Trvorexs. -On Friday oven- ing the full Board met at the Truck House. - Clerk Weyant presented a list of the aesessed property in the village and stated that he had furnished the Supervisor a duplicate. It is likely that the Trustees will make but few changes in the masesaments. . 'The fol- lowing applications for appointment as street Commissioner were considered: John P. Powell, Charles H. Lott,. James B. Raynor, Stephen Lewis. Mx John J. Randall sent a note stating thatwhile he did not seek the uppointmei hoped that some man wonld be ch who would see that the streets kept in proper condition. . If ap; he would keep the atreets of Park and Woodeleft in good order out cost, and the other streets of (the village at whatever the work should cost. President Corneline raid all the wpplicants were good men and he would like to see them all appointed. week at Thomma V 'a Hall. 'The new stone hitfiiges on the Mer- rick Row are com ma far as Fel- ten's store. Mr. John Seibo, en by a horse som ing nicely. Mr. Wan, Robl residence is compl tends to build a the uccommodatio tho had a leg brok- ime ago, is improv- is' handsome new and now he in~ livery stable for of a fine lot of horses which he exifects to have for sale in the apring. The Jamaica Ds l er W. P. Horton, Valley Stream, we are informed, will appointed Keep- of the County Alm@ House at Barnnm Island, in place of ph E. Firth, who has been keeper the last twelve years. 'The appoifikment is made by the county supe endents of poor, Mr, Horton is knowu through- out the town. - H m man of execu- tive ability and in way qualified to discharge the of the office, both with e welfare of the inmates and the ts of the county. m. no of Holida; oh teva ne pion RoCKaWAy BEACH. Atlantic Eagi cepted Mra. Elde Grove avenue on gine house. . Worl at once, bo. No. 1, have ac- offer of m lot on ich to build an en- be commenced A charch sup; as held on Tucs- day evening at Mr. Crabbe's house. About 100 peopl e present. A special meetififfof the Jamaion Bnéy' Yacht Club will eld on Januar to decide on e it will purchase property to build Winb house. Capt. Mills bi irobased the sloop Sibyl from Adam gor. sold the 1 sloop yacht bel to Capt. W, H. Roke to BrooklytMfartice. Rev. Geo. W. Servis preached lust Sunday afternoon and conducted an evangelistic service at night in the Half Hoslow Hills Chapel. 8. B. Griffen, of this place, has been appointed District Lecturer for the Temple ef Honor. He expects to speak in the interests of the order at Farmingdale on December 28, The Christmas anniversary of South Church Sunday School will be held on Monday evening, December 26, at 7:80 o'clock. An interesting program has been fFrown-fl and all are invited to attend. ing Company has contracted for a new DeLaVorgne refrigerating machine with &, apuoity of 60 tous daily. | The ma- chine Wil) be pat in during the winter in read;, ~88# for next season's. business, The comp, NJ it increasing its capital atock to $104, 400 and expects to PSE if , ,, 'sot in connection. wi £00 hose P to, js reported . that its ice business. . r who has always Mr, Martin B. Brown ntereast in the held a large controlling 1. \* concern, has admitted othe: “$31 “f\ italists ibto the company in i\ ® secure their working interest au. * \* large the scope of the business. Joseph McKim was arrested on Mon- The North Church Sunday School day on the charge of having attempted | _ <1} hold its Christmas anniversary on to masault Mrs. Elsie Metzger, He Wes \uesday evening, December 28. waived examination before Justice p, /', gram has been prepared with Smith and an“ $1,000 bonds to appear fun; and the occasion is expect- before the Grand Jury. m\ be a v, °f enjoyable one. A Louis Nebeozabl is busy with the ___________ -= --- holiday rush. At his bazaar oan be - - - fonnd the largest variety of articles in the gift line, anything from a penny toy to the practical overcont, See J. F. Maraden's notice for holi« day floral decorations. LAWRENCE. Reasons Why You should buy your Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver- ware, &c., of Messrs. JAMES H. HART, Limited, 589 to 543 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN, N. V. BECAUSE they deal only in genuine articles. No imitation goods are offered. BECAUSE their prices for fine oods are lower than can be ound elsewhere. BECAUSE their purchases are made for egot cash. BECAUSE an experience of nearly forty years has enabled them to master every detail of the business. BECAUSE their styles are cor- rect and the newest. BECAUSE their patrons are | assured of courteous attention. BECAUSE they employ only thoroughly competent artisans for repairing Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. A horse belonging to B. W. Hitch cock ran away Monday night. The driver and mnother man were thrown out. The annual Christmas festival of the M. E. Sunday School will be held next Monday evening. The nenal good time may be anticipated. The Reisig block on Central avenue had a narrow escape from destruction by fire last Sunday evening. Only for mn early diluent-{G of the fire and prompt action, buildings which contain four stores and apartments mbove, would bave been burned to the ground. Thefire started in the cellar of Koch's & Englebardt's drug store im the west end of the building. Mr. Englebardt and a friend were in the store at about 8 o'clock when they amelled smoke and saw flames coming from a back, cellar window, 'They gave an alarm which was quickly re- sponded to by persons in the vicinity and the firemen. Water was passed in buckets, and on the arrival of the hose companies from Far Rockaway streams were turned on. The flames were con- fined to the cellar where a ition wall was burned away, and the floor beams above Rudy burned. The dam- age to the building is about $400. The heat and smoke damaged the drug store so that it will be receiled. The druggists sustain a heavy loss as the heat was so great, and the creosote smoke so dense, that their whole stock is ruined. The glass labels on the bottles were mel from their places and slipped to the bottoms, fastening themselves pith: when the glue be- came cold. Koch & Englebardt car- ried $2,000 insurance which they may will not meet their loss by se hun- dred dollars. Thomas Powell occu- pies the grocery store adjoining, His stock was moved into thestreet and in handling was considerably damaged. p05 by the in- ch-aw 6m THE BROOKLYN EAGLE ALMANACG FOR 1893. Tuvainable to Residents of Long Island. His loss will be made Mr. Powell is in- sured. through, Kavanagh au ug! vanagh's agency in the American for $500. Mr. Ru’lig'l insurance on the building is held by J. Tyler Watts, of Jamaica. Much oredit is given Denis O'Brien for effectual keeping the fire down nutil the mrriv of the hose companies, Also to John Philips. They courageoualy went into the cellar in the midet of the suffocat- ing smoke and between breaths, taken A Compendium of Information relative to Long Inland, Brooklyn and the World at Large. it covrane a comrtate GAZETTEER OF LONG ISLAND, Giving the population of every V and _Hem- lot, distances from Brooklyn, the Rail: road, Character of sach place, and the name of Postmaster and Amount of his salary. A record of Long Island Socioties, Churches, In- atitutions and Public OMeials, and full Election mtaamall opening, rushed in toward; Returns, Also the Indians of Long Island, Sarees 00 duos OL ICE iof crt Game this of hw company from Inwood, which was nfmfimfimfim ufl‘u’m the first outside company on band. i a knaer water-a vist fund of General Iw\ Woodsburgh and Far away wll ro- rormation. aponded promptly to the call for help. “25m the once gained a good start a nurober of buildings would have been Mailed to any addres, 90 cents, Send orders to burned, and the damage many thou- ALMANAC CLERK, sand dollars. The origin of the fire is unknown. 'The parties occupying the building can masign no cmuse for it, Fagle OMce, Brookiyn, N. Y. Or order of your Local News Agent. AL. POWELL & Co. Beg to announce to their many patrons and the public in general, that owing to fire in the build- ing overhead on the night of November 20, and the partial destruction of their rtock of Clothing by water and the total suspension of business for two weeks, that they have now on smie their en- tire stock of Men's Prms, Oiler, Sil, TROUSERS At Great Reductions, and would impress upon the minds of (tending Buyers of Fine Clothing that we will sell Without Reserve, Regardless the Cost of Manufacture, until the 4th of January, 1098, at such Low Prices as will be aure to please and astonish every one. Rarly inspection invited ma early buyers will cor- tainly have the best assortment to choose from. AL. POWELL & CO., 845 Broadway, Between 15th and 4th Mts., NEW YomK. A. LOUIS NEBENZARL DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Millinery and Shoes. Full and complete assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Children's CLOAKS. Agency for Butterick's Patterns. A. L. NEBENZAHL, Near R. R. Depot, PAR ROCKAwAY. MRS. P. A. RIDER, Is now ready to supply all old cus- tomers and new onee at her East Rockaway Store, Cor, Atlantic and Rockaway Aventis. -COMPLETE STOCK OP- Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing, Boot and Shoes, Carpet, Oil Cloth, Hardware, Paint, Oils, &c. Crockery, Gro- ceries, Flour, Peed, and almost er , Have just re- ceived a large lot of UR, which we are selling VERY CHEAP, A180 A LARGE STOCK OF Holiday Goods, Toys, Dolls, &c. Am-#1 Nothing Succeeds Like Success. BURCHELL'S Prescription-and Family Drug Store is the place to buy Pure and Fresh Drugs and Medicines at New York City prices. The necessity of the times require that the low eat ble rum ahould prevail; and the public I H ram us leading, with the lowest prices yet ered. Call or send for ® price list and be convinced. AWN” to be strictly of the best quality. N. B.-Pbystcians prescriptions carefully com- posnded at all hours of the day or night. Goods delivered to all of the country free of exien charge. \T Orders by mall will receive prompt attention. mw. Paints, Varnishes, Kaliomine, Oils, &c., &c. T. E. BURCHELL, Drovggist and Chemist, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, Farm For Sale. A farm belonging to the estate of Lewis Abrams decessed, of about seventeen acres, situated on Unfon Avenue, about one-half mile from Pearsalls Station. House of nine rooms and large hall. Large barn and large brick cellar under same, A quan- tity of nice fruit trees-pear and a ple-Cherriée, grapes, quinces, currants, &c. For price and particulars, inquire at the store or residence of LEWJ® sANDFoRD Pearsalls, Long Inland, TBE 20CKAWAY TRADE | F. DAVENPORT & SON, INWOOB, L. I.. 'Will mell GROCERIES ! Fionr, Food, aled May and Btraw, Boots and Shoes, Orockery and Hardware, les, Yankee Notions, Ac:, AT BOTTOM PRICE®. Butter, Cheese and Hams, BEST IN THE MARKET, We vell the BEST TEAS in the County. DRY GOODS, Always in Stock. Prices Marked Down Bales and Small Profits. Goda Deli 'el' F DAVENPORT & SON. R.. P. Jeffrey & Son, Nurserymen & Florists, BELLMORE, - L L Trees, Plante, Cut Flowers, Floral Designs, &c. Rosenthal's Dental Boon}; No. 50 Main St., HEMPSTEAD, LONG ISLAND. No ERANCH OFFICE. In my offce every day of the wosk. & TEETH. o Longenecker Brothers - DENTISTS - §19 and £31 Pulton street, Cer. Duffield Street. **Brooklyn, N. Y Near Wachaler Broa.\ Great Dry Goods Store Star Tecth $6 and $8 a Set. WARRANTED, No extre charge for roots without teeth and old 21 YEARS, THOS. D. CARMAN, D. D. S Office over Post Office, FREEPORT, L. I. -ORADDATX OF THE- Philadelphia ; Dental : College. All work jinn-ll: to give Den In all ite branches at moderate pric wso Mitel Arr As +4 sour L. J. ELLIOTT, . DENTIST. In my office every day except Saturday. -- DENTIST OFFICE- -m- Campbell Building, Rockville Centre, : Long Islan as 1nto-ERTABLISHED-1noo. TEETH-TEETH. To avoid mistake bring this advertisement with 7ou. _ We will furnish for $10 an upper or under set of Teeth on Rubber-the best that can be made-and will allow your oar fare both way from the above amount, All kinds of dental work in same rtion.\ From leng experience and large stock of tecth to selest from, we wre bound to ault you. Drs. FRAIM & NEPHEW, DENTISTS, 01 LOWER FULTON STRERT, | near Tillary #., BROOELYN, N. 3. Every Shoe we make is true to the last, and every last is true to nature, perfect models of the hu- man foot in all its varieties of form and shape. Therefore, we can readily fit any form of foot with ease. The best leather on- ly is used in the manufacture of our shoes. - Skilled labor is em- ployed to make them, and every gt\ turned out is guaranteed to rfect. ies and Gentlemen, Boys, Girls, Youths and Misses will find in our store a wonderful va- riety of Winter Shoes to select from. ~Also Rubbers, Ball and House Slippers, &c., &c. When in town give us a call and convince yourselves that our advertisementsare not misleadi We are making a great special- ty of Broad Soled Shoes made on our new \Comfort Last.\~ This last is designed to give the re- quired width of sole, and yet not an extreme wide toe. No neces- sity of going to New York or elsewhere to consult specialists once you inspect these goods. Men's Comfort Shoe, Calf, Hand- Bewed, Top. .. $6.00 Men's Comfort Shoe.. . .. . ... 5.00 Ladies' Comfort Shoe, French Kid, Hand Sewed... . .............. 6 00 Ladies' Comfort Shoe, Dongola top, 5 0) Misses' Comfort Shoe, Dongola top, 3 00 Ipu' Comfort Shoe, Dongola top, 2 50 Childs' Comfort Shoe, Dongola top, 2 25 Childa' Comfort Bhoe, Dongola top, 1 75 Another specialty is our Ladies' Spring Heeled Boots (in large sizes, 24 to 6.) Ladies' cloth top, Patent Leather Fozed, Spring Heel .... .... ... $3 50 Ladies' cloth top, Kid, Foxed,Spg. Heals , c. llis 200 lesen a 00 Ladies' Dongola Top, Patent Tip, BFrin Heels.... 3 60 ies\ Bright Dongola, Pat. Tip, Ladies: t. Goat, Fored, Spg. Hrcl, 3 bo loa 'or . Heel, 3 00 Ladies' Plump Douala: ”Jim. 2 50 All our.own make. The above, of course, are but a few of the many lines we carry. Everything enumerated in our new catalogue -which will be ready very shortly. Write for one. Mailed free. J. & T. COUSINS, Manufacturing Shoemakers, 498 FULTON ST., Bond 8t, corner, Emu“. Caldwell's Drug Store, PEARSALLS, L. 1 Caldwell's Sarsaparilla for the Bluod. Caldwell Beam-l. Caldwell's Beef Tron an Caldwell's Poultry Powder. Caldwell's Cod Liver Oil, with B paige Caldwell's Corn Cure. The best in the Werld. Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery ans r afe Pure Wine and Liquors for Medicinal Purposess nespecttully, George W. Caldwell, Pearsalls, L 1 TINSMITH. Tin Roofing, Drive Wella and Pumps. Pom Repaired. Heater Pipe, Chimnay Jacks. -\ Btove Pipe and Leaders made and put np. CELLAR FURNACES Stove Castings, Brick and genernl jobbing done by DEAN & PETTIT, IN@TITUTE BUILDING, Ehenix Insurance; Go EROOKLY Y, N. Y\. CASE CAPITAL, $1,000,000, Grom Assets, December 31, 1800,. .... Linbilities. Surplus as to policy bolders. - Lowes paid wines organization, eFPICE®: BROOKLYX® : PMENIT BULOI®G, CoPRT an AND 114 BROADWAY, E. 0. ory or NEw yoRk: biti ING, WROADWAY, cor, DEY #T.
