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Iplf Port Jefferson- Mo & Local , h Us ijwM Bfpa t li c aa Journal , ' ^r T \ PUBLISHED AT I' ECHQ, L O N G- IS LA JSnD , 3 S T . Y-, ? * * * EVKBI SA T DSDA T MOkSIK G . „ I ~ Subscri ption , §1.00 p er Tear , in advance. » \ !* - . v Entered at the Post Office , at Echo , X. T , as second class matter. c ! ^w IK ES '} E<litois anfl pnwLeiiere - SATURDAY , OCTOBER 29 , 1692. For President , BEXJA3 I 1X HARRISON , - \ r \ of Indiana, r * - F orTice-President j v TF H1TELA TT BEID , of I f ew York. CO XGKESS. > FOB K EPEE S EXTAT TT E IX COXGKESS , JOHN LEWIS GHILDS. Aj5$ J S 3 £SZ > T' . FOR MEMBEH OF ASSEMBLY. EICHAKD H1GBIE. • COU A TX TICKET. JOB SOPERISTESDKST OF TOOK , JOHN P. DOLE. - POB COl t OSEES , Bb. JOHN 2 T0 GEST , Dk. SAMUEL H. KOD M A> T , ' CHARLES W . GOKDOX , (Fi s licr ' s Island.) P OB 3TJ5TICE C F SESSIO N S. T V T LLIAM A. STRAWSO X . For Electors of President and Vice-President , Henrr W. Sag< % Jesse Selunnan , Frederick P. i T orris. Samuel 11. Ch urch , Horace E Dresser , Herman Livingston , HowanLlL Smith. Edward A. Durant , Jr., James 0. Carpenter , William S. C. Wiley, \William A. Booth , Daniel Hays , -Daniel W . L. Moore , Slorton S. \ Pannclee , Martin H. Healer , Gcofcre B. SJ c kuj , Lispenard Stewart , John W . Trooman , Daniel G. Rollins , Frederic Mitchell , - John L. Ham ilton , Francis H. Gates , j Edwin A . M cAtyin , J ohn C. Barry, George Bliss , William HcCor Po ^ et , George W . Wana m akcr , Geonre . M. Waterman , Seth 1L Hi l likeu , Lewis P. Ross , \Wi lliam L. Bones , Christina Kli w ck , Willi am H. Ten E yet , William H. Walker , Paul Tuckerm un , R euben G. Wright EDITORIAL NOTES The U orfch Side Teachers ' A ssociation meets at K brfhport today (Saturday.) „ All interested in educational work are requested to attend and take part in dis- cussions. The fast express train from ShamoMn. on tiie Reading lailroad , was ^ reeked Monday morning norfli of the West i . J f anaynni tunnel , and seven persons \were killed and fifteen injured. Db. Hcge H L sise t , of Southamp ton having resigned the nomination for cor- oner , on the Democratic ticket , the name of Oscar L. HoweU , of Southamp- . ton Tillage , has been substituted. T jOSG Isu o sd needs just such a Rep- * ' - lesentaiave in Congress as 'Mi CMlds ¦ ^^ idld be. His inherent activit y a u d * <• -wi se forethoug ht would redound to the ^ benefit of our beautiful Island in i n a s y Pbofessob John Fiske , t he most com- petent historical authority in this coun- try, says of Columbus that he was a great s eaman , magnificentl y courageous , re- li g ions , too , after the manner of the tim e , but sharing its moral obtusene s s. The editor of the Amit yville Disp o tcJi js traveling in great luck. The finest specimens of sea food and the choicest samp les from the garden find their way to his sanctum—not in lieu of a year ' s subscri p tion , but as gifts from appreci- a ti ve and adniirins 1 . neighbors. How- \ - ever , the best is none too good 'for our : brother editor. Let the good work go 7 : The Scientific American of October 1st - contains an interesting account of the ; Washington and Georgetown new cable i railroad which has just been equi pped at ¦*\ a cost of three millions of dollars. This is one of the largest and finest cable rail- \ roads in the country. The entire work I of construction was carried ont under ^ -flie supervision of David S. CarD , son of David Carll , of Huntington , who was the erecting eng ineer. - The next L eg islature will have a strange appearance to o i dtimers without ' the cheery presence , cool sagacity and fertility of parliamentary resource that •were nnited in James W. Husted. Twen- ty one times a member of Assembl y and six times Speaker , Ms record is one , which associated him closel y with the progress of the Emp ire State. It is fair , \ also , to say that lie numbered among his »¦ g& g onal friends almost as laany Demo- . oats j & [Republicans. Tire October term of the Suffolk Coun- t y Supreme Court Circuit commenced at Biverhead on Monday morning with Judge Edgar M- Cullen on the bench. The most important suit on the calendar is that of the Board of Health of Isli p against Governor Mower and others to prevent them from using Fire Island as a quarantine station. The case , how- ever , has been postponed , and will be tried in Brookl yn next week . Louis Gildersleeve , of Hunting ton , charged TSi th the iflling of Abram Prazier , was indicted for murder in the second de ^ gree. Mbs. , : Habbison , wife of the President pf the United States , passed peacefull y pud calmly away at an early hour Tnes- day morning. For months past it lias been known that there could be but one end to the malad y that was slowl y wast- ing her streng th , and the peop le no less than her family were prepared for it ^ mistress of the \White House Mrs. Harrison won the affection of ali as she endeared herself to her home circle by her qualities as wife and mother. She jnet every requirement with di gnity and TO th \ raming grace- The eyes of the American peop le were never turned upon ^ more perfect or tender partnership tit w n this which death has temporaril y terminated- . .. ,... - Po litical Tid Bits P atrick GleasoB j the M ayor of Long Isl- and CUy, is evidentl y losing hi s b ig Dem- ocra t ic \ pu ll. \ He is t he self nominated candidate for M ayor , as his party has grown tired of him and has been brou ght to a sense of the fitness of having a re- spectable man for Long Island City ' s chief officer . G l eason , however , will reti r e a m illionaire , as it is said he has contracts for work and franchises that he could sell for a million dollars. The First Congressional District and tbe First Sen atorial District are now identical. Tie Republicans liave elected the Senator frequentl y and there is no reason why, w ith sucii a candidate as John Lewis Chii tte , they should not elect tbe ] Congress- ma n this year. — Brookl yn Times. A story is going the rounds of a Repub- l ican fanner in Indiana who employs a large num b er of hired men and who sa y s the Democrats bave been p lying him with pi e argument that Protection is against his int erests because it increases wages and makes it difficult to s ret farra hands. . Messrs. Sherman Brothers , whose ' tin factory is at Pearsalls , and whose goods are • ¦ old from Maine to California , are wel l k nown in the trade as a firm respected for the excellent quality of work and for up- ri ght dealing in all business transactions , and they are always Teady to testify to the merit of m etal which has come to stay in ilii s . progressive land—American made tin. They use none o lher in their factory. A v aluable acquisition to the Republican oratories] army is George E. Wibecan , of J fewtown. Few speakers are gified with the a bility of this rising young colored speaker. He i3 well educated , completing iiis studies at the Columbia Law School He is Vt - ry popular among the colored peo- ple and lists been cl r efly instrumental in organiz i ng more than a dozen Republican clubs throug hout Queens County. Th e political wiseacres of old Suff o lk County pre dict a sweeping Kepubliean victory hi ^ Lis sect ion. AH of the man- agers are working zealously and feel confi- d e nt of success. N ew clubs have been formed in every villa g e , and tbe rank s of the party ars being stre n gthen ed with new lecTuits. Enthu s i aM U ia the campai gn work- is displayed on all sides and it is ¦generally believed that Harrison ' s majori- ty o vi-r Cleveland wi!{ be greaitr than liie latter \ s ib;. j ri;y iu 1S84. The att itude of Capt. Ed. Hawkins in tae present campai gn is not reassaring to the Democrats of eastern Suffolk. He is one of the most i n fluential Democrats at the east end of the Island , yet he is doing nothing to help the cause of Cl e veland , iuu ii us Cu £ uiu u U.d nothing to his cam- pai gn fund. But tbe dis ^i iisfaction in the Eawki a s camp is not the on ly matter t hat tr ub l e3 the Democrats about River- n ead. John IT. ^ Newins , the largest ci gar manufacturer in J he First Internal I J eve- nue District ai:d formerl y Democr atic Treasurer of t be coualy, is out for Harri- son 8nd is using h is influence to secure vo t^ s for him . Mr . N ewins is a large em pluyer of labor and is exceedingly popular , as his succes s in carrying the Republican coun;j - shows. Tbe advantages of tlie Re- publican p o licy of protection are too ap- pa rent to Mr . If ewins to permit him to vote for tbe candidate of a party that ad v a cates free trade. He ld Up On The Boad. Will iam Had i- U , of Lo n gwood , ba d bus- i ness at West M o riches , eiglit miles distant f rom h i s h o me , one d ay l ast week , and was d etained u e lil a kle hour at ni ght. W hen he started for home , as the night was very dark , h e allowed his team to lake their own gait. He h t «l covered about balf t he distance to his home when his lehm stopped suddenly aad Mr. Iladell was aroused from bis nq> by a voice demand- ing bis money or bis life. Kr. H adell is no coward and as soon as the demand was m s de he jumped from bis wagon and made for the hi g hwayni n n , s a ying a s he « Vd so , \1 11 give it lo you in a miwute. \ He bad - ¦ i b i- aviiy loaded whi p-stock in bis . band , nun be brou g ut it down suddenl y on bis would-be hs-ailant' s ben d , and before tbe robber i hnn.u«hly understood what was the \ matter he gave him another aud told him to clear out or be would g ive bim some more of tbe same kind. The robber was ia no rai n d to i n ke any more of that ki u d of medicine and fled Mr. Hadeii lucu d.ovc home wil bou t fur i htr incidc j if. A Hars h JFrigntening Method. Albert King, of East Hampton, gave a party the other night , w hen E ; enezer Faraob , a descendant of the Montauk In- dians , appear?d at the door and demanded ¦ i dmiltance , which was at once r e fus ed b y Mr. King. Faraoh , it is said , thre a tene d to enter the house b y f air means or foul , w hereupon King look down a gun which bung over tbe door , and di s charged it on t o f the door. Fan - oh bad nearl y re a ched the g ate when the charge of tbe gun enter ed his l e g and foot. Tbe wounded man fell !0 the ground , where b e rem a in ed u n - til som e friends got a wogon and took him to the office of Dr. Sherman Tbe doctor took twenty one shot out of tbe man ' s leg an d foot , and one toe was badly lacerated and may have to be amputated . Some of ihe shot , which -were No . 4 s ize , p e n et rated to the bone aud have not been found. Far aob is doing as well as could be expect- ed. Mr. King says be did not intend to nit Fa i aob , but w a nt t d to frighten Mm. A D isastrous Season. T he Falcon Company ' s fishing st eamers were laid up at Greenporl last week . Tins has been the most disastrous season for the menhaden industry it has ever experienced. Though very fat the fish have been scarce and no large bodies have been found for any length of time , except \ alway s dow n South , \ an d in Long Island Sound , when- , their purse nets have been seriously impea- ed by the enforcement of the Game law provision which was put in hy a clerk' s blunder. It is thoug ht prices of oil and scrap will go up, and p e rhaps factory own- ers may thereb y avoid the worst of their calamitous loses. It is a great misfortune to business interests in that section and will be ItH for a lon g time. An Old Bracf Uioiier. ' Fifty-five years ago last Wednesday Dr. W- S. Preston aud wife went to Pate l iogue to lire. They have resided there continu- ously together ever since. Tbe doctor is nearly 8 3 years of a ge , in good health , erect , and mentally as capable as he ever was and may be seen frequently iu attend- ance and att ention upon the sick. He 'is the oldest living practitioner of medicine on Lon g: Island , and we know of no peer i n professional age in tbe state.. Mrs. Pres- ton , so well k nown in that community, is past 76 , and is an invalid. Deal b has yet to enter their family household for the first time. . : ' L ON G I S LA N D NOTES On Monday a week 595 barrels of cauli- flow er were shi pped fro m Southold. Wild ducks were re ported to be unusu- ally p lentiful in tbe vicinity of Matlituck last week. A town hall is s oon to be built at Say- vil l e , in connec tion with a new house for a hose company. Tbe estimated amount derived from the summer boarders at Quogue tbe past sea- sou is $100 , 000. R ichard B. Wh eeler , a well known resi- dent of Har.ppaugc , died rec e ntly at his home in that village. Frank H. Carpenter , aged 26 years , the onl y son of Hon. Everett A. Carpenter , of Sag H a rbor , di ed of consumption Mon- day. Bur g lars made an unsuccessful attempt tcr enter tbe bouse of Mrs . Asa Thurber on Carman avenue , Patcbog u e , on Monday nig ht. Among other relics in tbe possession of Wick bam Tuthilt of Shelter . Islan d is an old sword , an epaulet , belt and bayonet tbat date back in tbeir antiquity to the Revolutionary war. W hile Charles Sax t on , of Baby lon , was out sail ing be discovered a young deer swimming in the bay and captured it. It was sold for $25 and is now iu Austin Cor- biu ' s game preserve. George E l dred g e , a lad o f 13 year s , re- sidin g at E a st Hampton , wh ile Irving to clim b upon a wagon in motion caug ht bis foot in the wheels , breaking holh bones in bis leg below tbe knee. T be Cutchogu e House at Cutchojrue was broken into twice ii Ibree ni g b t s . T t i e people are setting all sorts of mau boles to cat ch the thieves . Mr . Gee , the proprie- tor , lost §75 worth of ci gars , etc. A c areless boy with a sling shot hit Au- gust Petersbon in tbe back of the bead with a stone wbile be was driving on Main street , Pa l chogue. Petersuon fell over in- sensible but was not seriousl y hurt. Squire Ricbard C Coh - er , of Syosset , is recovering from bis dangerous attack of the lock-jiw. He was at one lime in a critical condition , hut under s k iltf u l t reat- meist has nearly recovered Ms u s ual good health. As Mrs Dr. Pdti f was crossing tbe rail- road track at Patch o g u e , oue of the safety gates came d own su dde n l y aud shuck her a g J ancing blow upon the foreh ead. She was rendered inse i sibie , but soon recover- e d fro m tbe blow. F ran k Sherman , of Orient , wh o w a s em- ployed on one of the ti Miin ? steamers , was attacked and robbed by three men between that village and Greenport . <ne ni g ht laat week. He bad been paid off that day awl was proceeding to his home when attack- ed; His assailants b at him into insensi- b ility and he was roug h ly h and l e d . Arthur Allen , a Huntingto s i l s d , was at- tacked by a wild boar on the pr. - i niscs of J oh n Dro h an , West Neck , Thursday, and was severely i njured. The men on the place were trying to drive the anira : 1 into a pen when be mad e a lea p at Allen and k n ocked him down , (eari n g his pants d n vn from tbe hip, injuri n g his breast , aaJ lie was also bitten throu g h ti i e l u nd. T be G i me piotc t tiv.. -As soci a tion of Suf- folk County has bad tbe game laws punt- ed in card form and sent to every posl- ( . .flice in the county. Tbe obj' ct is that all may know the laws , as the -Association has wai ch men stationed in various Dirts of ) be county , and purposes to prosecute every case of v iolation that is brought to its notice , and to the ful l extent of ibe law . T iic principal ohject of the As s ociation is t o acca; e die tflf o re w nem at the game lilWS. The contributions of lhe . Episcopal church es and chapels in the diocese of Long Island for tbe fiscal year ending .May, 1 892 , reac hed $(595 , 825 76. The t o- tal number of baptisms in the diocese was 2, 597; confirmations 1 , 717 ; mani i g e s 894; l i uria i s 1 , 877. The communicants number 25 , 312. There are 19 .3* 0 Sunday school scholars , and 2 , 092 office rs and teachers . There was expended in parochial work §507. 325.93 ; ia diocesan work §49 , 853.03 , and for ge. eml purpose* §39 , 14.7.30. A r ecent inceSi -g <>f the contributors of the kwn tennis fact o ry at Greeupcrl was rece ntl y held , wLeu it w as decided to dis- tribute tbe amount leal z A ievm. ;b a ea)e o f the building among the contributors , bi'ing about 40 pi r ccut . of the sum tu h- seri b ed , u2i d the parlies having biih against !he concern , (and their nnnes are legion) were Ji-ft out in the cold . Thus efcoU an enterprise that was slutted several years ago in Grcenport under very favorable cir ^ cumsiances , ar>d while in-opc .qi t ion , w ' as qui te a benefit to the place and gave em- ployment to over 100 at one lime . Arsenic In The WMsic l y r Considerable excitement prevails ia Old Wes tbury and v icinity over w hat is sup- posed to be an s i teihpt at murder and sui- cide. D aniel Sullivan owns a small farm ad- joining Stanley Mortimer ' s estate , where be resides with bis s e cond wife. Sunday a neighbor passing tbe house, heard the wo- man calling, and going to t be house Mrs. Sullivan inform ed him th at'Sue was very- sick and t bat her husban d was dejid . She asked the nei g h bor to go for a doctor , who upon his arrival found symptom s of poi- soning. Cor oner Schenck was notified of the death of Sul livan and held an autopsy, which resul ted in the discovery of traces of arsenic in the stomach. Mrs . Sulliv a n told the coroner that her husbaud brought whiskey home Saturd a y nig ht and gave her a glass to drink. She was immedi a te- ly taken sick and told her hus ba nd that t here was som j' t liji ie in the wh iskey. He went into tbe other room and took a drink out of the fame boUle. Soon after- ward he w?is taken sick and dird during 1he ni ghf . Most people believe the wo- man ' s : story, but others, who know the kind of a life they bave been leadi o g.doubl it and think - that she did the poisoning. Sullivan was over sixty years old and has several grown up. children by his firbt wife , wh o di{ d two years ago . The chil- dren are married . SuDiv s n is said to have lived with the present wife , who is about 35 yeai s old , some time before the death of his fim wife. He was a hard drinker ai ; d treated boih wives brutall y. Coron e V Sc h enck t ook Su l i ivan ' p stom- ach to Beilevue Hospital , NtW Yor k , for anal ysis . Mis. Sullivan ' s co n dition is se- rious. . ^ San ds Point Hotel Burned. . T h e p o p ular h ost e lry know n as the Sands Point Hotel , and located on the point of land b y th at name which p ro j ec t s ou t into Long Island Sound , burued to the ground on Su nday afternoon. The barns and outbuildings on the premises were also bur nel At the time of the fire there were still a few guests who had not returned to their city homes. The hotel was owned by the millionaire brewer , \ Georg e Ehret. It wa3 built about fort j ' years ago , and the past season has been one of the most successful since it was built. In the excitem e nt incident , to t he fire , a sachel cont aining the valii ii b l es in the ho- tel safe suddenly disappeaiid- The sei- van'S were arresi ed and seat-died but the missin g property was not found. FOR CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT, JOKH LEI | CHILDS , 'At v * I/fVi r * ? ? ! l & a f ir . \Jl J - S y j l . «i; , v lf; d.rK... A vote for Mr. Childs for Congress , means a vote for one whose every interest is with Long Islanders , and one who is p led ged t o ^ support every meas- ure which will\benefit. Long Island and her peop le. He is p led ged to work especiall y for the maintenance of protection to our industries , our farmers , our fishermen and our laborers. He is p led ged to work especiall y for the establishment of the Free Delivery Postal System in our \ villager , and to secure ade q uate appropriation s for the improv e - ment of our Harbors and Water Ways that our facilities for the transportation of farm products and other merch andise may be increased and the costs reduced. Vote for John Lewis Childs for Congress , and b y so doing you will be voting for the advancement of every inte rest peculiar to Long Island . His pasters may be had b y a pp l y ing to Mr. W. R. Duvail , 'Ri ver- h ead ; Edward Dowling, Long Island City ; or to Mr. Childs direct at Floral Park . FRE D DA11E , - - Local Editor. An entertainment was held in our public sc hool ou Columbus Day. The school h .use was n icel y dec orated- wilh our coun- Liys Sag, evergreens , fl owersi- etc. , and - th e programme was well rendered. Wm. W. Smith will soon move to Coram wher e he will take charge of the Odority place , w hich has been pu rchased by a geu- 'lemau from tb« j city . Wt i arc sowy to hnve Mr. Smith lea ve here as he is a good nei gh bor. Mr. and Mr s. Youngs Molt , Mrs. R ebec- ca Johnson , and your sen lie al tended the Columbus celebration at Pulchoguc , last F riday . M i s s C a rrie M o tt , of Patchogue , s peni Sun d a y wilh her p u - cuts. Mr. B yrne , Albert \Wilson , S a muel D a r e , E. B. Os bor n e and Mr A kxauder are set- fi ng cut quite a number of frail trcev wh ich were ordered of ilr . Tuthill last S i J l j Ug. yO ' ur g rai n th mher , C ha? . Terrill. his Xad his tlm - shing machine bold from hiui to . satisf y a mo rt gage. j ' Cha rles Overtoil was through the place doing some thres hing at A It Norton ' s am i • 3 amuL'l ' I)are ' s. la st week. He lias the best .ajachine that was ever . atou ad here. ; * Miss Flf.ra Smith , < v f Ec ho , h as been vif- 'iting her grandmother , Mrs. Lewi s Smith. Oxel Hanson was iu towa last Monday. GOOD C ftO UNiX Hebct Reeve and Miss Annie E . Squires hav e been elected delegates to nttenct (he Kpworth Lea gue Convention this week , w h ich is be in g he ld in t he New York Avenue M. E. Church , of Brookl yn. Mr. Palmer has left the em ploy of our me r cha n t , A. P. Squires , - and ca s t his lot with Bolivia ' s fishing crew. W ork has begini on fhc new inlet from S binnecock bay to the ocean , under charge ¦f. Co ntractor Brurume l Kamp . The ink) will he dug at the \B v nd of the Beach\ directl y ' south of the. Shinnecoftk light- house , and will bo. 40 feet wid<; at the bot- tom , to cost $4 , 500 , and is ex pected to be completed by Decem ber 15. Chas. W. Co nklin , our l i olel kee per here for the past fifteen years , h u s taken the Elderkiu p l ace at Setauket and\will move i here 6a the '1st o f November.; ' V _ ; \ ¦ C ard* nre out . Ann ouncing the marriage , on N ovember 10f.li , - of Miss Florence Mon- l ro?e Squ ires to Rev. Gilbert B Thurston , o f B ' ytheburrie . L. I. ' R O LLERS PLACE. A new pi azza is being built-to the par- sonage . ' ¦ ' ¦ T he farmers in general arc laying in (h eir winter store of salt bay. . Interestin g exercises in honor of the four hnndredih anniversary of iho discoverjvof America were held at the public school on Friday. . The flag was unfurled aud s a- lu f ed. followed b y.th e song \Ame rica. \ - I sabel Davis gave a recitation , ' El izabeth New t ou a reading, singing of \Star Span- g led Banner \ by the school ; Alice Luctis au essay, \ Fourteen huu red and ninety- two ; \ Grace Rowell an essay, \Ei g hteen hundred and ninely-t w b ; ' sing ing by t he school ; Kate Chrysial a reading ; dialogue by six g irls : Letitia ' Ro w ell an essa y on the World' s Fair , closin g wilh an interest- ing address by Mr. Haz el tine: l i aiu is very much needed—wells and cistern s beg in to fail j and people are cai t- iwg. w ater, from this ;place f rom two to three miles distaut. , ¦¦ : . . ' ... AN AD Y ERTISEMENT rv THE ECHO I s -sure to give you satisfactory retu rns for your money. FOR SALE .Advertisements under heading of Tor Sale , Wanted , &c , five lines or less , 25 cents . FOE SALE— \Wood , saw e d any leng th , desired , by the load or cord mid nt very rcas ou ablo prices. Ezra B. Randall , Echo. 4tl2 FOR SALE. —Hosier Safe , 3 ft. hi gh , I weight 1 , 000 lbs., n early ne\r , wi l l bo sold at a bar gain. Address , Box ' 75 , Setanket 2tll FARM F OB SALE , KENT OB LEASE— On shar es. Ei ghty acres, in hig h state of cultivation. Buildings ' and farm implements nro in good order. A splendid chance for a good man , and very liberal term s will bo made to the ri ght party. \ For full-particulars call on ov ad- dress Loper ' Bros., P ort Jefferson. J Otf OULKY FOR SALE CHEAP—In good ^ J order. It. L. Davis , Port Jefferson . pOTTAGE FOR SALR—Thre e minutes V walk from depot , near store , post-office and school . Address C. A. Squires , Echo. FOR SALE-Cat-ri gged boat , 24 feet keel. 32 feet over all. Good serviceable boat, and i rill be sold at a loir figure. Address C. \W. Conldin . Good Ground. W ANTED. WANTED . —A second-hand cook stove , cheap anil in good order. Address S. L. Squires, Box 96 , Echo . W ANTED —W oman for gener al house- work. Call on or address Ai rs. Jos. It. Harris , St. Jmn es. WANTED—Situati on as coachman or to hel p abou t ge ntleman ' s place. Best of references. ' Lawrence Duffy , Echo. WA NTED. — At Soper ' s st eam cider- mill , St. James , cider barrels , in any quantities , if in good condition. Apples ground and juice delivered wliilo you wait. i s t otios —O F— Special School Meeting, Notice is hereby g iven tbat a special school meeting of the inhabitants of S chool District No. 25 , (Ech o and TerryviJleJ , Town of Brookhave .li , County of Suffolk. State of K ew York , will be held in the school house of said district , on Oct 31 , 1892 , at 7.30 p. m. to vote on the propositions to secure n suitable building tor school purposes or re-seat the pres- ent school building and hire an assistan t teach- er , an d to appropriate a, s nni sufficient to cover tbe cost thereof , to be paid in installments or otherwise, CHAS. A. S QUIRES , Disir ' Ct Clerk . Dated Echo , K. Y., Oct. 20 , 1 892. New Goods in a!i our De- ' partments this week. Complete line Jackets , Dress Goods , Domestics , Rugs , Comfortables , Blankets , Furs and Underwear. T. J. RSTCK & SONS. HOTELS ... .ALL HOME COMFOETS.... • )-A T-( # S quires ' < - . Hotel , MAIN STREET , ¦ : i Port Jefferson , Lon g Island. )o(j— 1 The house has just undergone o xt on sirc im- provements , mid all modem comforts have been added 11 hits been newly furnished throug h- out; the rooms tiro large and airy ; hot aud cold water ; baths and closets u\ bouse. Tho Bav is provided \ vith\tlie choicest Wines and Se g ars. Tho hotel is located witliin a few feet of the beauii ful Port Jeflorson Hay. Good fishing, b oating and bathing, pleasant walks ami drives. Livery in connection Dail y connection with Brid geport by steamer K ouowtiutuc. The patronage of commercial tourists solicit- ed. Wri te for terms. PUKE AIR 1KB WATER. M. SQUIRES , Pro prietor. G - USTAVE NEWMAN , Bet. Echo and Port Jeflcrson. Perinnueut -:- and -:- Transient -:- Boarders MEALS TO OBDEB. - M INERAL WATERS , Etc . Domestic <fe Imported Cigars. PORT JEFFERSO N HOTEL A. WALKER , Proprietor. ; ; 0 Perman en t or Transi en t Guests. YACHTSMEN'S HE A P QUARTMS. Pleasant 'Booms and Good Table. I.IVEKY IN CONNECTION. R. W. WHEELER , JR., Kear the Port Jefferson Railroad Depot , ECHO , L. I. Horses , <3ows ,. , Calves , &c , \ ¦¦ BOUGHT. SOL D AND ' EXCHANGED. ' \ NEW MILCH COWS A SPECIALTY. \When wanting Live Stock , g ive mo a cal l and secure a bargai n . Y. W. MACKLIN , LXJ2S T O K : : I RO.O i M: .. Hot Co ffee and Tea a specialty. E P OYSTEKS AND CLAM CHOWDER. , ^ xxxxx Oysters , Hard & Soft Ciams In Shell or Opened. Water Street , Port Jefferson. ** ^^ ^^ n^ «^ ^v - ^ « ^^ « t^ -. ^ - .^ ~ m r *^ ** - ^ * ^ ^ ^^ «« - ^ ^— - ^ ^ ^» ^ \ ^» - u - ^ ^^^ «r ^i^r - ^^ ^ - \ \ K ' . . ' < '« ' ' « . ' I Keser v ed for • ! If ' ' ' I • ^ ' . ¦ • ¦ ' \ ¦ • \ ! ANNOUNCEMENT i ¦ . . ' - of ¦ ¦\ I .., ¦: : ' ¦ . ¦ • i N. W.. DAYIS. | \:- ' ¦ - ¦ ' ;/ ' ¦ ' .... v l T 3E 3 C E S - \ » r ; ' ' ' ; - \ ^ ftp * ® *0fh ^- *« ^ Y NEXT DOOR TO € ? ATHENA. E C A L Li , POUT JEFFERSON. . LON G ISLAND. \ • ¦ ¦ MeD O N'ALD ' S j ¦ ABSOLUTELY - The Pur est and Finest Goods in the Market. ' ' ' . ' CAN ONLY BE HAD AT . . . : . . . . :& . r ; tt- j; <jj . . ¦ . Forei gn and Domestic Fruits and N uts , FRESH BREAD , PISS AND CAKES . & I & B A 1 M HTH M P A THJ ' ? ' A -^^> this j fits t eist . , - All V A. I If Ul l I AM I flayobs. . ¦ ' ; - . ; : • * ¦ . ( o igars of the -finest grades. ' / ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ \;. . . - \ i ' Choi ce Fresh. Candies , Chocolates & Bon Bons a Specialty. ¦ . ¦ 1*1 „ . . ^ , ^ ^ . m J ^L ^^ -m L . OFEII BROS., ^ ' ; ¦ G© n t F^ .df®i ? s a nd ® n il S©^s • POET JEFFERSON ,. L. I. ESTIMATES 61 TEX <| j & A Full Line of for & e comp letion of co q uets ^ «^^^ Mn TT T F k T W P C ' ' - - far b u il d lB g . « ^ rl»» 4 NHH ^ . .: H0DLDIHGS ¦ ¦:- ¦ ;// . on Long Island. _Jjlm I! > I ^fe^ , C° nslanll y on hand. ' . : ¦ > .- - • ¦ - W e are prop rie tors of a STEAM PLANING & M0ULDIH8 MILL , w lucli yto have l ately eiil rgecl , putting iu more of tlie latest improved mac s- .duei y , also a first- - . - , c l a ss kiln dry ing room , which is an absolute necessity for doing good v» 'ork. : Considering the above advantages , we feel that we c an tike contracts as cheap ... .. . ^ ( as any for first-class work We woul d be glad to correspond with any one contem- , _ • r plating building, and would furni sh them references as to our work. • , • \ BUSINESS CARDS FSLL AIB WINTER In Latest Styles , . . . AND . .. Prevailing Colors. S. DREYER & SON- GENT'S- FURNISHINGS , Hats & Caps. WEINZ' BAKERY. P ort Jefferson , . Long Island. L. WEINZ , P n oruiETOR. :f :res:h: b r e - A JD ; , Pies , Cakes , Rolls , < fc c , EVERY DAT. Wagon ruus to all parts of the village and vicinity. Or ders promptly filled for Cakes , &c , for Wcddiugs and Parties. VIENNA BREAD A SPECIALTY. FM JSS H FISH I E. N. WHEELER , Echo , L. I. Wagon runs as f ollows : lit. Sinai . Miller ' s Phiee , IVnyt ott - ii , Tiios dars ; Port Jeff erson , We dnesdays aud Fridays ; West Sotiiuket , St ony Brook , St. James Thurs days ; Ea st Su- t nu ket , J T ri davs ; Echo , Tu esdays aud Fridays . FIRST-CLASS STOCK. Tour patronage solicited. £ >_ F. HAIT 3 Practical . . Watchmaker & Jeweler , M ai n Stre e t , PORT J E FFEUSOK \ , L . I. ' Constantly on hand' a tine assortm ent of Cold and Silver Watches , Clocks , &c. A com p let e Hn e o f R i ngs , Br east Pins , Ear R i ngs , Collar, and Cuff Buttons , Studs , &' c., &c. SPECTACLES IX GREAT VARIETY/. Royal Arcanum & I . 0. 0. P. Badg es. Re pairin g _ a , Specialt y, And all work guaranteed . EGBERT PETTY , Carpenter and Builder , Main Street , Ecl i o , L. I. Estimates on all Muds of carpenter work cheerfully g ivon. i ^ JOBB I NG A SPECIAI i Ty .^g ! ]) And pr omp tl y attended to. . 0 * The Port Jefferson Baker , ; ; . ) _ t _ (:; - : . \ ¦ .; P ur e Fresh Bre a d , , Cakes , Pies , &c. - ... .TEX OUE../. ¦ V IB ^ Ta S T j A - BEBAD , jg pWoddings and Pa ' rtios supplied at short notice. , ' . r f ESTABLISHED (658. \' ¦ . , v - M ' . . , yyq Manufacturer of and Dealer ia ; . . .. , . - . Furniture , Bedd ing, ' &c. ; Pine Ca b feiet Work , WOOD MANTELS , ETC , C > TO ORDER. Port Jefferson , L. I. SULLIVAN 'S NSW BAEBER SHOP , \ Hotel Square , ' . '\ \ . \ '*• PORT JEFF E RSON , LONG J SLaND. ' ,;, ~ For a Fashiona ble Hair Cut or an Easy Sliave , . . . . j give me a call. y. . Children ' s Hair Cutting and Ladies ' Bang Trimmin g a specialty. - - ¦ - ¦ • ¦ • . ¦ Pool Room „ . . . ' . ' >- . .. iu rear of of shop. C'lioiee line of Imported and Domestic Segars. Qri s icoWs \Diplomas \ ^ a Specialty. , ¦ THQS. L BAYLES , ' Bealor in Choice Famil y Groceries , ¦ \ DRY\ 600DS > -NOTIQHSL Hardware, Boots , Shoes , Flour , Feed , Grain , &c. A choice line o f T eas , C ofl' oes and Spices. E ggs and ' c ountry produce taliou in exchang e . - , G JT Onv goo ds iu quality i \ro tho b t' st , nud in \ pricss the lowest. ,Tour pationagc solicited. Opuosite Bailroad Depot , ECHO, - LONG ISLAND. , * s | L. Y. EDWARD S , Wholosalo & BoUil Sealer 3d Fork , Bee f , Teal , Ham , San s age ^ . - &C , &C. ; Brick Market , Main St ieet , .. PORT JEFFERSON . Al l or de rs promptly att e n de d to and d ol i vercd free of charge. v ^^. Apnm phlet of in formation andab- i^ \ \HKi Stract oi the Jaws , showing How to/E t l - d H ^ Obteip Patents , Ca vcnt a . Trade ^ S w wm n \ Marks , Copyri R ht s , sent 1rK./JSm TT^& jLAism MUNN & CO. J JfS F * I ^ Job Print ing of . every- description..; ^ » don e at the Echo office at fair prices. Send us your orders a ud wo will g ive you , . satisfaction , \ ' \ ' \ - \ , ¦ - ' • . - - ' 'I J ' - ~ ~ * f~
