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SATV U iE , LONG ISLA M C SATUKDAY , FEB. llth . t SSS. Ent ered ar the Post Office at Say r i U e , X. V. as second-c lass matter. ore ri KrosE : \781? S ad , 7eH t & a grata gi H s S a H cser. \ i A. L. CHEKEY , Editor and Publisher. 'i ne N ew lor s and Brooklyn papers daily pab l ish a large amount of \faked\ Long Is- land news: yet people continue to purchase ' and read those journals , and are mislead ac- cording l y. Moral—patronize yonr home pa- per , the statements contained in which can usually be de pended upon. —Baby ion Signal. Right you are , Bro. Livingston. A s an evidenc e of the correctness of some of th e \ forei gn \ news , we re produce the following paragrap h , and our read- ers can judge for themselves : Both the Con gregational and Methodist churches iu Ss yville have been holding a se- ries of re vivals lately. H. T. Rogers , better known as \ Fred\ Ro gers , who keeps the lar - gest and most proatable saloon in the place , has been a cons tant attendant at these meet- in gs and has been so greatly affected that be has closed his place , sold all the fixtures and destro yed all the liquors. It is his intention to become a temperance lecturer. M r. Rogers is doubtless dis g usted with these exaggerations, and well he mar be. It is a positive injury to bis business. 1 he papers should \ g ive him a rest. '\ He still conducts a mod- el restaurant , without li quor , a step that he decided upon even before lie experienced religion. £5?*Th e Greenwich AV .t. - ' , a bri g ht paper just started b y Charles W. Lee , formerl y local editor of the Port Jef- ferson Tiii ' < s has reached our table. — Mr. Lee is a talented newspaper man , and will g ive G reenwich peop le a paper in every way w orth y of support. We wisa him abundant success. The \ Sigmal\ is Right. ] _. ~ .. . .. i New York , Feb . 7 ,1888. Edi tor News : New Y o rk h a s w a lking on th e b r a in to-day. This city must have a craze of so me kind. T he cut is very short from the hang- man ' s noose to the blazing ball-room of a Yanderbi l f s resp lendent magnifi- cence. Then , b y way of a change , comes the r eal blaze of a million bi g fire— from the smoking ruins of which we turn to the sweet , chi ld-music that is now t hrilling the heart of the great M etropolis , a s r end e r e d by little Josef Hoffman. Whilesuch melodious strains are filling the air , and deli g hting her citizens , we suddenl y pause , b y way of contrast , be s id e a cargo of sug a r , and wonder how some great folks ^ dare to p lay puss-in-corner with such a tooth- some thing. The N ew Yorkers never tire of vari- ety. A humdrum life would shrivel them up l ike mummies. Change is th eir native food. The law , and pro- press , both cater largel y to th is appe- tite , even if one has to demolish a lill y fence on Fifth avenue , or the other es- cort Gen. Sherman through a sea of beauty where Mrs.Hicks-Lord disp lays 25 , 000 worth of diamonds. The Duke of New cas tle o ff e r s a fine cont r ibution to our Metropolitan taste , whil e the in- evitabl e news column entertains us with Bab y Li ppincot by way of contrast. Xow we must confess that we fail to see where the ancient St.Yale n tine can possibl y s queeze iu. He mus t hav e an old fashioned idea that there is not ex- hilaration e n o u g h t o go round ; th a t he makes his appearance at a timo when New York is rushing it , and can hardly rind time to greet tittle Geo. Washing- ton and his hatchet. But the dear old Saint has hurried with his usual contri- bution to the people ' s Oliver Twist for more ! N o w it is true t hat New York still maintains that creditable institution— the one cent meal , and its periodical en- tertainment for the poor as conducted b y Mrs. Yandeibilt. These with Mrs. Astor ' s late bequeathment of rare laces to the art museum.togetherwith many other valuable proceedings , claim from us the just admiration of our great America n Metropolis. .SrxviA Gr e t. —I3AB rr.A \ n , 1SSS. —In general it will be about the same as in ' 87. Noth- ing in Baby land ever pleased more peo- p le than Finger-p lay rh ymes and p ic- tures . Six of the \ SS Bab y lands will contain new Finger-p l ays. The other six will have a series of bab y stories in rh y me about Crickets. Me \ an d Tod- dlekins is a bab y-cat story all th roug h the year by Margaret Johnson. There will also be a lot of jing le bits and sto- ry bits and picture bits. Ffty cents a year : a copy sent for five cents. D. Lothrop Company, Publishers , Boston. i ST' At an av erage cost of about 25 cen ts per week you can insure against acci- dents and be indem nified to the amount oi #15. 00 per week , and §3000 death benefit— The Mu tual Benefit Life and Accident Co., of Har tford Conn. H. T, Roge r s. Aet. » FOR S CHO O L BOOKS , : Copy Books , Slates , L ead and Slate ; Pencils , Inks , P ens and Penholders . C omposition and Exercise Books , T ext Books , in fact, for all school Supp lies , go to G. J. Klaassek ' s . Main Street. •—. Advice to JIo t hee s . —Are you disturbed at night and brok en of your rest by a sick child sufferin g and crying with pain of Cut- ling Teeth ? If so send at once and get a bot- ile of M n s. Winslow ' s Soothixo Sy bvp f ob C h tldbes Teethin g. I ts value is incalcul- i ble. I t will relieve the poor littl e sufferer immedia tely. Depend upon it , mothers; there is no mistake about i t. It cures Dysen- tery and Diarrhoea , re gulates the Stomach and Bowels , cures wind colic , softens the gums , reduces imflammatio n , and g ives tone md ener gy to the whole system. Mns. •Visslow ' s Soothixo S i eup rox C hi ldben rEXTH i so is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female and nurses physicians in tUe United ¦states , and is for sale by all dru ggists th roughout the world . Price twenty-five cents a bottle. Give Them a Chance! That is to say, you lungs. Also- .il! vourbrealh- mg ma chinery. Verv wonderful machine ry 11 is. No t onl y the larger air-passa ges , hut (lie t housands of li ttle tubes and cavities leading from them. When those are clogged and choked with matter which ought not to be there , your lungs cannot half do lheir work. And wha tliev do , ibey canno t do well. Call it cold , cough , crou p, pneumonia , catarrh , consumption or any of the family of throat and nose and be ad and lung obstruction s, all are had. All ought lo be Rot rid ol. Then- Is just one sure way to get rid of them. That Is to take ito>cliee ' s Herman Syrup, w hich any druggist will sell you -at 75 cents a bottle. Even if every- thing else has failed you. you ruav depend upon t his lor certain. From t he Metropolis* KOTE5 IS A LIVE VILLAGE—FROM OUR WIDE-A -WAKE REPO RTER. Mrs. C. G. Selleck is in Kiverhead. Mrs. Warren P u rdy has returned from th» city. Mrs. L. H. Carhart has returned from Washington. Charles Uoman now calls his horse [' catch. \ The nag mana ges to \ getthero \ in good shape . Building operati ons are active here this winter. The future of Amityville ^ never looked brighter. Postmaster Haff paid a visit to the Me- tropolis recentl y, in search of information and a little harmless pleasure. Mr. Spencer Griffin now runs a grocer , wagon around the village , receiving and filling orders on his own hook. The t rood-lookimr veterinarian. Dr. Robert Hammond , of Babylon , wasin town on Sunday. \Ah there! stay there !\ Frank Purdy is preparing his new cot- tage for his earl y occupancy. It is a hand- some and substantiall y built little home. Miss . NellieP.Mooers , ofBrooklny Miss. Al l ie White , of New York , and Miss. Lou Harris , of Wes t Hills , passed Sunday here. The I n dies Aid Socie ty will meet in the Lecture Koom this Friday evening, when somebody (guess who?; will provide a suit- able repast. The barn and carria ge house on the prop- erty of Samuel Ha t tuii , at West Amityville , is rap idl y neanng comple tion. Teny Ketch- em is the bui ' der. Ocean avenue , the handsome thoroug h- fare l eading to the bay, is rap idly building up and will eveii t i mliy l»-ad all other ave- nues in the village . Man y hands ome build- ing sites are in the market and are offered at reasonable price s. The firemen tendered Squire Capen a sur- pri se on Thursday evening of this even i ng week. There was „ Iuii and a good deal 01 it , and the occasion was a memorable one iu our social ann als. The firemen know how to en tertain each other and their friends. We are informed that a woman named Mrs. Kmn i a Sims , at the Half Way Home , has been arrested for selling liquor wi thout a lieense. A prom inen t citizen informs us that the house has a questionable reputa- tion and that the people of Amityville do no t propose to allow the mat ter to rest here , bu t will administer the law again when occasion requires. Miss Maud Pres ton will give a solid birth- day party in honor of her 10 th year , at the solid residence of her solid father , Dr. Pres- ton, in solid Ami tyville on a solid nig ht. A solid repas t will be served in a solid man- ner and every body will have solid comfort , including theeclitorwho will .receive a solid box on the ear , which will no t make us altogether solid with the fair sex. There will be no solid winks on this occasion. We will g ive a solid report of it next week in solid type. Kra= t us Spoon e r , the general utilit y man at King ' s Hotel , walked very leisurely ac ross the track on Fr iday mornin g just as the east bound mail train was enuring the s tation. The alarm whistle was sounded , and Krastus succeeded in feeling nothing more violent than the wind occasioned by the tram as it passed him . There was con- siderably less tha n throe feet betwee n Erust tis and a terr ible shock or a violent death. When the gaies are down , it is pro- per to take it for granted that danger is ap- proach ing. . * Amityville. Don 't be afraid to ha te a small advertise- ment by the aide of a large , competing one. — The big one canH eat it up. Legal Notices. TN PURSUANCE OF AH ORDER OF JAMES A. II. Tuthill , es q., Surro gate of the County of Suffo lk- . —Notice Is hereb y g i ven , accordin g to law , to all persons having claims against John Wood , late of the town of Islip in said county, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same , w ith the vouchers thereof, to tho sub- scriber , Joseph Wood , at his residence at Say- vl lle, Town of Islip, county ot Suffolk and State ot New York, on or before the fifteenth day of February next. Dated August 3d, 1887. JOSEPH WOOD , \ •i c cutor of John Wood, deceased . Mortgage Sale. WHEREAS , default ha s been made In the payment of the moneys secured to be paid by a Mortgage dated October twenty fourth, 1876 , and executed by John W. Durve.i a u d Frances K. his wi fe , Peter S. Bureh and Ru th his wife, an d .Michael Wlielati , all of the Town of lslip. hi tho Count y of Bit/folk and State of New Vork to Joseph W. Jl e eks of the same place , and w inch Mortgage containin g the power of sale was recorded In the ofllce 01 the Clerk of Suffol k County, New York , In Liber 129 o f .Mortgages , page too on the twenty-sixth day of October , is t i j , at one o ' clock In the - ntternooii; and whic h Mortgage was by (lie executors of the Will of said Joseph W. Meeks duly assigned to Richard Hfghie of said Town of Isllp bv Assign- men t dated December twenty-eighth, 1 883 and recorded In said Countv Clerk' s o fllce In Liber lei of Mortgages , ptige 38 on the seventh day of Januar y, ls s t , at one o ' clock In the a fternoon— and such Mor tga.se is how held and owned by said Richard U lgbie ; And , whereas , tho amoun t c laimed to be due ami unpaid upon said Mort- gage at the time of tlie tlrst publication of this no tice is the sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars , [irinc iiial and thirteen dollars and twenty-nine cents interest , milking al together the sum of Two hundred and sixty-three , dollars and twenty-nine cents , and no su it or other pro- cee ding has been instituted at law to recover the debt secured to be paid bv said Mortgage or any part thereof. Now, therefore, notice is iiere - by given that by virtue of tint power of sale con- tained In said Mortgage recorded as aforesaid , and o f the assigme.ut thereof as afores aid , and In pursuance of the statute In such case made and provided the said Mortgage will be fore- closed by a sale of the Mortgaged premises at Public Auction in front of ihe premises herein after described In the village and Town of Isllp, m ine c ouin y 01 o o iii/ift «»u ntdie 01 inc w i oi k , on Sa turday, the twenty-eighth day of April , 1 S88 , a t e l even o ' clock iu the I forcn oon o f that day, which said Mortgaged premises are described in said Mortgage substantially as follows to wit: All that certain lot, piece or pared o f land ullh the buildings thereon erected , lying and being on the f>orth side of Main street in the village of Islip, Town.County and State aforesaid , bounded and described as follows to wit: Commencing at tile ft outheast c orner thereof adjoining land of Valentine Williams , runn ing Uit - iiee North to laud of said W illiams; thence West hy and with said laud of Valentine Willia ms to land of School District No. Two; (hence South hy and along said M chool District land to the centre of Main street afore- said , thence by and along the centre of the said Main street to the place of beginning, contain- in g all the bind within said boimdaiv. Dated, lslip, Long island , ,January, 2sth , 1888. Itl i HAltl ) HlCUIR. Assi g nee oi Mor tgage. Joii.v 11. Rki i ) , Attorney, Babylon , N. Y. I2, ' ,tl3 E C. W. P A INE , Blue Poin t , Loku Island. finding it uecvi - s ar y in order to attend to his ev er increasing business , has opene d In the Old Episcopal Church, on NlainStreet , Patch- Ogtie , where he w ill continue to do ail kinds ot tirst-cias s Upholstering and Furni - ture Repairin g. Mattress Manufacturing, wholesale an re tail or made over equal to new. Parlor Suits made (0 order. Orders hy mail prompt)' attended (0. Cows ! Cows ! Whether you want to buv. sell or exchange for o h f and \ ugl y or young and handsome , call on Whitwa v I ' l v v.itT n ' v. Il* * viw\rl. I.-I. Hay s 50a a Co ii ii or Cold ? USE THE UNI V ERSAL Cough Balsam ! Sen sible Reasons wh y Y o u s h ould Use this R emedy. I t has been successfully used for years. I ts ingredients are harmless -but very effect- ive. I ts Influence Is felt with the llvst dose. H wil l loosen or break up ;m old or fresh cold. It wi ll soothe and heal the LUNGS . It will stop all Inclination to COUCH. If the seeds of CONSUMPTION are iu your system , it will stop its progress and preserve your life for years. It is a TONIC and will impart Strength and Vigor to the bystcni. The ra pid changes of this climate necessitate the use of it. It is pleasant to ihe taste. I f you give It ;i trial you will never be without it. I t has been pre s cribed hy a prominent physi- cian for the past twenty years. Call fo r the Univer sa l C o u g h Bal sam. G e t the Univ e r s al Coug h Balsam. 29 CENTS PER BOTTLE. SOLE AGENT: EUGENE A. SLOAT , Wholesale and Retail Drugg ist , Patchog-ue. Long: Island. I'OR SAl.K AT. 0. .1 . KLA ASSKX ' S Drug Htore , IV f Tl'PI M' A- i J M Vu Cu m ril Q t n wt Q. i- i i lln I To W ent. For Sale. Etc. /\ RGANS RE I' a I UED AND CLEAN- *J e ,d b y E. G. Clemence , Blu epomt. I. L. i T o f l O E. Al l persons indebted to W. N' . Kaynnr , b u t cher , are rei p i sted to cal l and settle the same on or be fore Kebuarv , 1st. . I R s s. W. N. UAYNOIt , 2t Hayville , L. I. BO . VRDERS WANTED Accommodations for permanent and tran sien t boarders may be bad at tho PEARL HOUSE , Sayville , at mode rate rates , by the d ay or weak . Good table , netd , comfortable rooms. F. R. Sk i n.vbb , Pro p. THE CENTS' Furnishin g Stor e , S M ITH'S BLOCK , MAIN ST. , SAYVI LLE. This; Store is well stockedewith White. Colored and Flannel SHIRTS ! Collars , Cuff s , Mufflers , Handkerchief * , Kubbe Coats , Mi ttens, all kinds of Gloves , Neck Tics of all descriptions , S cotch UNDERWEAR , Hat and Ifuir Brushes. Kusrv e nders. .Tewelr * cel luloid Collars and Cuffs , and many other artl ccls. H a t s a nd Cap s of All Kind s ! Also, the celebrated Sweet, Orr & Co. ' s Working Pants and Shirts , Which aa | warranted never to ri p. A. D. F OSTEB & SO J S T . , BAYVIKXE , JL. I. J. B. SWEZET , offers ft lar ge list of piopcrtv about the Island. 8 V?\ f° r catalogue Special inducements in Life Insurance Fire Insurance nt low rates . For any In forma tion on the above call on or ad- dress. J. B. 8WBZKV , Real Estate and Insurance Agent . P a tchogue , L. l.N. Y . ¦ t26« For the ehoiewt ecto , lar#Mt a/wortm«ot u> 4 1owMt prieM, go to tk * valao» Uuk» . A«ter V« T )fa|»*if i l « a |*(U t, - ¦ -i. ; - V J* fe i i ^ f & .* - \ S * ' 'i* ^ £ i£&iti & It is as true of advertising as of anything else in life — that if it is worth daiug at all \t is worth doing well. •ayv i l l e Bu s ine ss. Nauert s STATIONERY , BOOK AND NEW S BEPOT. School Books for Sayville , Bayport , Oakdale and Bo- h emiaville Schools, HATS AND GENT ' S WAEE , Collars , Cuffs Neck-Ties , Shirt s , Gloves , &c A gent for DAVIS Vertical feed Sewin g Machine. J. A. N AUERT. Anto n Helfrech , Merchan t Tailor COLUMBIA BLOCK , MAIN ST. , SAYYILLE. Constantly on hand a full line of English and American cloths. The latest styles In fashion- able suits are to be seen at m y establishment. Suits ranging at prices ?l s and upwards. A perfect fit; fine quality of material and satisfaction guar anteed. Anton Helfrech POTTER & PRICE, Baal Building, P A TCHOGTJE Offer for sale and to rent , houses and lands of all de- scri p tion — also are p lacing loans on Western land at six per cent. —princi pal and inter- est guaranteed by th e Middle- sex Banking C o., of Middle- town , Ct. They also g ive re- liable Fire and Life Insurance in first-class companies. TERRY'S STAGE LINE \ Patchogue and Port Jefferson. Fare from Medford to PtJefferson ore r ^ - tP T VT nn cs CH ANGE OF TIME. CHANGE OF TIME. Leave Patchogue at 8; I 2 Tuesday, Thursda y and Saturday arriving at .Medford 9:30. Leave Port Jefferson at 2 r. M., connect with fl - .23 for Sag Harbor. A. D. TERRY , Proprietor, K. KAi A E lT \ MA N UFACTURER OF F i ae M a e ae e e , PATCHOGUE , L. I. Single Bu ggy Harness from $10 up. Sin gle Farm Harness from §15 up. Double Li ght Harness from $25 up. Double Farm Harness from §20 o p. ALSO DEALER IN WHIPS, ROBES, BLANKETS, Etc. At Prices to suit the times. :m:. sc^ a.issh:xo ^ ! ( Late with Devlin & Co., Broadwav . N.Y.) MERCHANT TAILO R , PATCH OGUE. N. V. S. O. WEEKS MARBLE WORKS , Pine St., P a tchogue , L. I. Monument s , H eadstones AND Cemeterv Fencing. EXCELSIOR BOTTLING COMPANY , HAWKINS & WEEKS , Pr ops., B A YPORT , L. I. Manufacturers of Carbonated beverages, such as so d a , sarsaparllla , ginger ale and pear elder All orders promptly exciite d and goods delivered free of charge. In addition to the above we kee p manufactured and fresh all popular min- era l waters In siphons. ^\ Our wa gons run dully, and families have only to leave orders with our drivers to have them promptly attended to. Pri vate parties should order a little in advance so as not to conflict with our re gular trade. CLEANLI N ESS A SPECIALITY. SOUTH SIDE B A NK of Bay Shore , N. T. R. M. RAVEN , President and Cashier. T. O. SMI TH , Vice Pr esident. OFFERING DAY-FRIDAY. DI SCOUNT DAY-SATURDAY. DIRECTOR S : R. M. Montgomery , -Edw 'd. B. Underbill , T. O. Smith. , H. D Brewster, Josluh Kobblns , E. J, Redlngto n , Wm. Nlcoll , J If. Do i cseo , Morris J. Terry, Joseph Wood , B. M. Raven. OPEN FOR BUs Tn ESS TUESDAY, JIN. $ , 1888. ] Miscellaneous. a- a. a * . 2 r/5 £ ? \ 7 15 £• W e » $ Zt § * = i? \> Is s » l ? S \ ^ - ^ w # « § cjg o ^ i sl Gm Pm i f S li Sf H t S - O j a - f ,i£|f 9 5 ir H £ l $ ^ 3l s ?5 — <iw = ° S s2 - B ~ - WW » = s ^ = »?i ^ Sm o °ossm <=¦ c ¦a ^\ b. . S |2>l ? o ^ 3 s S §2 « J hi t— • ¦• ^ 1 - * Z. & z O ^ H »- - «|5 J P S - fVl « * - : > .j « » o - & ° r~ vi S srj F 50 I I I %%E 0 fr g f g ^ 3 £ 1? £ | W^ i s ' - 3 ^ . ^ - H m ¦ 8 § 5 8 * = r «W 3 2. i f | S h g) Robert E . Brown , MACHINIST AND f Wr ^ X M S KBif l , Steam Engines a specialty— iro n and Brass Castings furnished—Lathe work in all its branches—Mill Machinery repaired. RONKONKOMA , - - - Lo N CJ ISLAND. ARLNGTO X II, CARMAN , COUNSEL O R AT LAW PATCHOGUE. N Y. SPECIAL NOTICE . Geneeai. Aoe s ct , 105 Fulton St., Brooklyn , N. Y, Do you want Servants or Farm H & lp ? ^ can supply you »t once with good well recommended help. Bend one dolUr »nd what you want. Do you want Boarders? if so , send to our agency. We c»n fill your house with good pay - ing boarders , without delay. Send particulars , and one dollar (with references.) Doyou Wantto sell or exchange your HOUSE or FARM ? We can do it sure. Send full particular!! and one dollar for advertising and registering. We hare special faefhtiea and can suit our customers without delay, Country property a specialty. Address HENDIUCK80S k TAL X U Q E , 105 Fl'Ltos St. . BB QQ KLT . V , S. V. HOWARD PLACE , Oiled Clothing AND RUBBE R GO O DS TACHT BHffORMS A Specialty - . 162 SOUTH ST. , NEW YORK , O pposite Pier 27 , E. R. G R AVESTONES . —AT— fi OLBSMITH ' S , WEST PATCHOGUE. ELDIN B. HAYDE: I , W atchmaker and J eweler. DEALER IN Diamonds , Watches and Jewehnj 205 Fulton St. . 451 Fulton St. N ear Concord. Near Jay. BROOKLYN. N. Y. Green & Hewlett , WHOLESALE nEALE P S. IS FRUITS MD PRODUCE , 180 SOUTH STREET , N. Y. rO p p. Roosevelt St. Ferry. Consignments solicited. Returns prom ptly mad nT T TTCJ V1W1I moy tx> founrton me ataro , Xal S trB.r£itl> p. fbwell* Go ' s Newspaper AdTertlalaaDuroau (10SprucoSt. > . whemndy prti8ln a Miscellaneous. S . WBGE8LHR & BfiO . 293 to 299 Fin SW , 266 to 268 WasMBgtofl St,, Rear E ntrance , BROOKLYN , N. Y. N. B. —H orse cars comiectinpr with all train s arriving at Faltbu s h are. pass our doors. Our Great January Sales a Harvest for Economical Buyers . FOUR CLASSES OK SALES NOW IX rl i OCltKS ^ I.V Ol'It K.STAIII.ISIIME N' T, Our Kagorly f .o oked-fo r . l an uary Clearing S _A. L IE Has Com m finnf if l nml i ^ : fr> Continue During this Entire Month. The most thoroughly bona tide reductions Iu prices o f Silks , Velvets , Dn - is c.oods , lihieU Coods , Cloths. Hosiery, l.vn e-i , Ladies ' and Children ' s Hulls and Cloaks . Hoys ' Clothing, Furs , Shawls , Ladies ' Shoes , U pholst ery floods , &c., &c., the Greatest Clearing Sale of Winter Merchandise ever attempted in the history of our business. The good s are on our counters , t he best o£ their kind, perfect in everything; but we. don ' t want them. Do you ? TSJrw x r in T ^ v/ ^ rk - vf y co Oun ANKCAL srKCIAl. SAl.rJS HI' L A a S t f Muslin Underwelk OI' Embroideries , AMI OF Linens and Housekeep- t M|i ing Goods. \ Railroad par k betub n ed to puEcn asem FBOM BA TT VIllE , OXE WAV , f o.V § 30.00 PUB- CHASE. ROCSD IMP , ON K CO.00 PUSC H ASE. S. WECHSLER & B RO. T OST-FIFTY CENTS—MY RE- * J turning the above amount , the finder will be liberall y r ewarded with a clean shave , hair cut and shampoon b y H akkt F. HiLriKDRA.voT , at his toa- j serial parlor , JIain street , Bavville. • - ^ . ^ \ Anton Pet erman , B E RBER Opposit e the Hank Patchogue , L. I. Hair-Cut ting, Shaving dt Shampoon- ing a S pecialty. A selec t stock of line Segars and Barbers * Supp lies always on han d. Working Sloop Wanted. WANTED CHEAP FOR CASH, . A second hand workin g s l oo t i capable of carry ing not less tha n four hundred ilcO) hushe U of leayy oys ters. Must be sound and in ( , - ood wo rking order. Address Riving partlcul - i M w^ r ' i fe'W 01 ' &c ' wltn l0 « cst l>n«!. l ' .B. I ™ v AND THE IXL C STRIOrs PEOP LE OF AMERICA. As a powerful nerve nutriment for ov ertasked and nerve-weary peop le , or old failing pereons , Jud ge Brewster of the Supreme Court speaks of it in the hi g hest terms, and nses it constant- ly. Col. Bennett , the famous Philadel- p hia , millionaire sry s : \It sav ed me w h en I w a s a su p posed ho p eless wreck from ten years heavy business labor. I shall build a monument to it. For insufficiency of the heart and nervous system after a long overtasked business life , o r a broken constitution from an j - kind of exc essive abuse , the world has nothing on its markets that can com- pare with it or fill its place. I believe it will lengthen the lives of old peop le verv much \ Elean or P. f l arec fh » tr agic actress , says , after it had restor- e d her from utter prostration from heavy acting-: D u . Thompson— V j DexrSir : I haveto thank you for the Mo x ie Xerre Food which vou sent roe throu gh the recommen dation of a friend. It has beea of the g reatest material benefit in s»s- t i UBin s my nervous strength which was entirely exhausted in my acting of the heavy role of • •J>olores. \ I sh all continue to nse it as I find It to be the only thing of its character which gives the desired result without reaction. Yours very truly Chestnut i -i. Oj>er» bouse. Philadelphia. This food will be sent to any address , freign . fc prepaid , for §5 per case of 12 cra art bot tles. It is the finest beverage iri the United States and will restore a nervous wre c k in a few days , without harm or losing its effect more than other food. Ad dress , Moxi e Nerve Food C o., Lowell ,. Mass. Ask yoar drugg ist for it m ¦ ¦ -—¦ ¦ a i oxle. Xow is the time when Valentines , S Yith embossed paper wings , Will S utter in white jewelled band Aga inst the diamond rings. Now is the time when cheeks suffuse , And bright eyes brighter glow , While beauty shines as manifold As earth' s white robe of snow . Now is the time when pulses leap, And sweet throng ht s crowd the soul , And kindling li ghts flash every step, Towards the brilliant goal. Now is the time when hop© aspires To rich ¦Vermillion skies; And he a laggard is, who fails , To gain a peerless pri ze. ASOS. l l HU ' lM FO* THE WEKU.T KKWS. j SUSPICIOUS. - p ISUEL & KKID. ATTOIi -NEVS AND COCXSKLOKS AT LAW UABYLO-V , U f . New Vork O tlice a Temple Court (Iloom ISO , .in.Mtf AMITYVILLE BUSINESS. \piKST-CLASS —BY— FRANK KARPP. Of Amityville , nex t to Charles Wood ' s oftic e . All work guaranteed and the best ol satisfac- tion given, l' rices very moderate. A full line of CLOTHS , of the latest pat t erns. Call and examine them. Cents ' Furnis h ing Goods and genuine Domestic Jewelry. Imported and Anieri c Cloths. jan. llt HOMAN & DAVIS , DEALKKSIS Genera l Merchandise , Dress Goods , Carpets , Oil Cloths , Groceries , C rockery, Furniture , Hardware E t«> Ktc , K tc. J3? ~ Orders taken and delivered promp tly Almost anything desired can be procured at these two s tores. Cull and examine. I6 1 M & BMIS, Down Town Store-tin Main St. foot Ilroadw ay Lit Town Store—Opposite Depot. AMITYVILLE , L I. GEO. T. ROMAN. JOEL S. DAVIS . iaii. H U mos. fVl- S. W . LONGKNKCKKK , SUSaSDN AND MECHANICAL DEI sT TIS T. Of \Vie wcYS-knmvn firms ol I.oiigcneeker Bros 5 1 S Fulton avenue , and Dr. J. 11. Longt 'nerher & Sons . 2 i ' . and l'i;t Fulto n st., Ilrooklvu. re- spectfull y inform s the citizens of Amitwi ' lle and vicini ty, that lie has opened first-class dental rooms in the block of Mr. Charles Wood , n ear the railroad 'Depot. The Doctor has all ihe modern improv ements appertaining to dentist ry. by prompt and skilled wor kmanship, and r easonable prices , he ho pes to gain \our patron age. N itrous Oxide or U i ughiu g Gas , always fresh for the painless extract inn of teet h. In preser v ing the teeth, correcting deformitv . and in good substantial filling, iiivari.ib l v warrant- ed , we cannot be excelled . Consultation and ad- v ice free. Artificial teeth inserted on all known materials , that are good.and with all the recent improvements. No charge for extractin g when artificial teetli arc ordered. Good work and moderate charges. Plc ns e < * ali and see us. Will show you what we can and will do to impro v \ - vour mou th for looks, comfort and health. Of- fice hours from 8 A. ji. to 5 r. M . Moiiuays and Tuesd a ys only. Fine Gold Filling a specialf • janHGmos. NEW AnVFM TT S XMEXT A GREEN BROS. GROCERS ! AXD I>KALKl:3 IX GENERAL MERCHAND ISE , SAYVILLE , L . T. Goods delivered to all parts of the villa ge. It is s m atter of hi g h moment to ihe young American gentleman to reflect , as be shapes his character for life , on the model b y which he wou ld be mould- ed to future distinction. The libe ral form of a ur Government, the omni po- tence of public opinion in thi s country of fiee, x m shaeklpil mind, and the hi g h destinies allotted to the elder republic of th e Western continent, impose pe- culiar rules of form ation on the rising p illars of the American emp i re. The schola r , the jurist , the statesman , the artist , the mechanic or the cultivator of the eastern continent , may not be the m odels for those of the new world —a world h app il y disinth ralled and aloof from the despotism of heavy er- ror , the accumulations of many centu- ries of ip - noranoe and encroachment on — _ 0 social ri g hts. The Young American should be generous—fo r here , as to an asy lum from cruelty and the whirl pool of revolution , thousands have come , and millions must- come as the old con- tinents break up unde r the hammer of convulsion and mel t down under the purif y ing iires of jud gement.to a pur- er and holier type. He must be patient and persevering—for those who have ever bieathed the atmosp here of mon- archy and hereditary power cannot in a mom ent be made to understand the nature and the full extent of our na- tional freedom; the lesson of Washing- ton to a youn g nation ar e often to be repeated. He must be brav e—for too much has been entrusted to him to be in the keep ing of a cow ard. To htm has b een committed the world' s last ex- p eriment for liberty—to him belongs the helm ot tne G overnment vessel, n his skill and patriotic virtues prove him worth y to guide the shi p of State thro seas of passion and under the adverse storms of exte rnal war. He must be energetic—for the men of America are self-made m en , and gather no honor from birth , but the broad proud honor of citizenshi p in a count ry where not a l o rd nor a lo r dlin g, as such , c a n th r ow contemp t over their p l ebeian origin. SF ~The Republicans of Patchogue hel d a very interesting meeting in Jus- tice C a rm a n ' s omce . l a s t Monday ni g ht , and perfected t he organization of a political association to be known as the \Lincoln Kepubliean Club. \* Robert J lills occ up ied the chair. The meeting was largel y attended , a delegation b eing present fro m Sayville. Stirring sueaehes wer e made bv District Attor- ney vv ilmot s mith . Justice Arnngton H. Carman , Benj. Dean of P atchogue , C. L. Raynor , and Albert Ketcham. of Say r ille , and others. The club starts oat with very bri g ht prospects and will doubtless accomp lish excellent work. A similar organization will be started in Sa yville soon. SP Mr - S. W . Cooper , the genial and able associate editor of the Baby lon Signal was recently elected foreman of Phoenix Hose Company of that vil- lag e. Foreman Cooper , we salute you ! No youn g man is more worth y of the honor , and no one could fill the position ¦with better grace and di gnity. If all firemen were made of the same ma- terial , harmony and manhood would be the prevailing virtues of all fire depart- ments. Genuin e worth should always be ap p reciated , and w e are g iad f o kno w that Ph o enix i s quick to r e c o gnize i t in thi s instance. Now , Simon don ' t blush , for the tr uth must prevail . £ £? -\\ e are ra a eoted to Permanent Secretary F. S. H unt for interesting statistics relative to Arcanum Lod ge. I. O. O. R , of Brid geport , Ct. In 1S47 the . lo d ge had 55 members and $357 in the treasury. It now has a member- shi p of 244 and a fund amounting fo 912 , 33 £ .24. Th e lod g e is growing rap- idly nnaneiall y. It is m ade up of a re- marka b ly healthy body of men who take great p rid e in the advancement of the order. It is to b e congratulated up- on its growth and very prosperous con- dition. E i F ** Justice A. H. Carman , of Patch- ! ogue is a stirring Republican . Being ! a member of the Executive Committee of the Re p u b lic a n L ea gu e of th e Stat e of N e w York , he is in a position to im- part much valuable information to ciembers of the party. If our Repub- lic an friends desire to get posted ihny would be well to consult him. S ^ The Lon g I sland edition of the B rooklyn yews secured quit e an in- fsrstinj: budget of Sayville items from oar last i ssue. Editor Heaton , of the j Broot l yn Xe t cs is always welcome to! \ i e l p himself , '\ if he will onl y g ive us j pro pe r eredit , and n ot persist in refer- ! ri ne to this paper as the Sayville Times, j wbic a is doubtless aa unintentional nusfc * *. £ \ F \ CfcBsd e rabls matter is crowded oat tbi$ week. The Americau Character. A pretrv . growin g village of much business activity s \iici ted in the M>uthea5t part of the Town of I slip. on Mont s uk Division L. I- It. K. and near G reat South Bay. from the fisheries of which the plat v derives its principal support. — Distance from Long Island Ciiy. 50 miles,. It has a rapidlv grow ing population , the surrounding countrv being 'a a verv healthy state of growth. The streets ire level and broad, the sidewalks i npfe and lined w ith shade trees. The people are in telli g en t , progressive and hospitable, and the place has a prospering present and a bright fatar t . The place is worthy of and is receiving the attention ol capita l i s ts- Strangers are al- ways welcome. A new. spacious and costly s c hool building is now in course of erection , thus affording first class educational facilities. T he southwestern pari is locally known as CreeaTil l e. PAPER Sa ^g g E J jgl PEOPLE. \ Sayville. Prepared especially for the Xe w s &;/ an old Ra ilroader— Sp icy and Reliable Para gra m s. Conducto r J. F. Anmack , of the Babylon evenin g mai l train , has resumed dut y after a week' s agreeable \ l ay-off. \ * * Miss Oakley , who \ j H j und s the brass \ at Quo gne f tatiou. returned to duty this week after a somewhat pro tracted vacation spent amon g f riend s and relatives at Amagansett. Tommy O'B rien , urov?ing -room car con- ducto r on the Sag Harbor express tram , is accorded the sympathy of friends and ac- qu aintances in his affliction consequent upon the death of bis father-in-law , . which ocenr - ed in Xew York ci ty last week. * *- «• Condncior XV. H. Wood , ju st recovered from a serious illness , is hop ping about in his accustomed lively manner , scatterin g sunshine amon g those about him and daily adding to hi s popularity. That his shadow ma y never be less is the hope of the Xews and his o ther fnendr. Station A gent Wells, of Kockvi l le Centre , who i t was thoa ^l it >cemed bent n ji on ending his days in bachelorhood , has quietly settled down in comfo rt with his amiable bride at Rockville Cen t re. It may be late in the sea- son , but the N rvrs takes pleasure in offering congra tulations. W. J. Robin son, one of the popular and eScient mai l agen ts on tiie Montauk Divi- sion, is co u tiaed to ill ' s home a t Ix i ng Island Cit y by i ! lne > s. Coun tless friends will hope thai his forced vacation will be brief. He is the son of Coroner Robinson , of Queens count y, and held in high esteem by friends and associates. Telegra ph operator Van \ N' ostra c d' s duties at Quogue ceas ed on Monday, and he will ; seek I or be delegated to i , some new field of usefulness on the Isl and \ ^ railwa y system. — \ Cha rlie \' i s more or less of a ladies ' man. and hi? modesty is only exceeded b y liis good looks : but a: L ] aogue station , where p ine tree? and sandy soil abound, lie. likeOrthel - lo. \found bis occu pation gone. \ G. W. Fitch.the local mail a gent stationed a t Long Island City, narrowly escaped seri- o us injury or death by a fall from a Brook - l yn Elevated Railroad train a few days ago. Mr. Fitch is an old employee of the railway mail service and to-day suffers from injuries received while emplo yed on a mail train be- tween S yracuse and Buffalo. He barely es- ca ped death in a collision on the Hudson n i \e ^ udi imdu , tiuu * * k , vu s c t uieu lur .* j ie n- od of nearly twelve mouths in consequence. c * •It is whispere d abou t that Wess H.Bennett , a mail agen t on the Southern Railroad , has tendered his resi gnation and will assume en- tire control of the bu siness at Long Island Cit y conducte d by his mother , Mrs. C. M. Werden , a t 79 Borden avenue. We regret that Mr. Bennett will step down and out of a po- sition in which he labored wi th efficiency for a period of about a decade , and cordiall y wish him well and an abnndance of prosper- ity in his mercantile enga gements. He is de- servin g of a full measure of success. Station A gent Pettit , of Westbnr y, who was acciden tally shot by William Smi th , the ex press and b s ggage solicitor , is graduall y recovering from h is wound and is pronoun - ced out of dan ger. The sad affair has mar - kedly affected the innocent author of the sta- tion a gent ' s misfortune, and only isympath y- is ex pressed for Smith. The latter is a young fo an of unim peachable chara cter , unive rsal- l y esteemed , and has been for several years i _u iiii tv * ^ : u rtll.i tuv c ki ne ; ; . cervine. F rank Vail , bend o m keman on tlie Sa g Harbor ex press and night mail , is one of th e di?er vingyoung men who are no doubt book- ed for a more im portant trust during the ap- preaching summ t r. Mr. Vail has within him the elements and general makeup of a suc- cessful railroad ni;m , and in a more import- ant position would unquestionably prove a credit to hims sl f and an honorto the corp o- ration und er which he is employed. Tin News ho; i es to see him rise to eminence in Lon g Island' s r ailvray . - j - ena. * Engineer Ha rry Ryder , favorably known to many Lon g Islanders and railway travel- lers , has become master mechanic of tin Philadel phia and Reading Railroad. He is a thorough mechanic, familiar with eve ry de- tail of the intricate du ties dev 3 lving upon him , and wi thal a man who holds the sooa will of those aroun d and under him. He i i - a nephew of the lute Oliver Charlick . form t i P resident of the Long Island Railro ad, and a p to his return io duty on the Long Island Road wa s Superintendent of motive power on the Xew York city and Xorthern Railroad. Every body c ongratulates him most cordial- l y upon his deserved elevation. Kai lway Kchoes. E diiorSayvillt X - tcs: Deap. Sip.: —I wish your correspondent would tell the truth, ilag dalena Assel never was laid en a cold bare floor. We p laced her in a roc-king chair , and as 1 was going out of the room for a few minutes , she had fell out of the chair on the carpet , and in a very warm room. M y husband , and myself were alone in the house. I am a very hel p- less , lame , sickly person. She was very he avy, so my husband could not life her up. We put blankets all around her , and a p illow under her head till somebody came in and helped my husband to tike her up stairs to her bed. She was reposing on feathers , and had p lenty of blankets over her to kee p her warm . Hy husband and I did all we could for her , but mean and bad peop le of this place and other p laces , are trving to circulate false re- ports. ' Mp.s. W. Witte. i Hulbvook , Suffolk , Co. •—. Holbrook. It is said that dull times ar e not known by the agents for the great publishing house ot Geor ge Stinson £; Co., of Por tland , Maine. The reason of this exce ptional sneces ? is found in the f act that they always g ive the public ttm which is keenly appreci - ated at prices that pjl can afford. At prese nt we understand , th eir agents are doing won- derfnlly well on several new lines. They need many mora a gents in all parts of the conn- try. Those who need profitabl e work shom 'd a pply at once. Worn en do as well as men. — Exp erience is not necessary . f or Messrs -Stin- son &. Co.. u ndert a ke to show all who are wil- ling to work , not hard bat earnest ly, the path to large sneoess. • It should be remembered th zi an agent can do a irendsome business without being t wa y from home over night. Another advantage—it costs nothing to give the business a trial , and an a gent can devote all bis time, or onl y his spare moments to it , Stinson &, Co., guarantee grand success to all who engage end follow simple and plain directions that they give. We have not space to ex plain all here , bet full particulars will be sect/r« tc those who address the firm ; their f o JLaddie ss is given above. t S a o srxibe now. 3Icney to be Made. GEOR GE PALLISER , Architect , (Senior member late firm F alliser , Palllser & Co) ff you are a ' oout to build or make an y improv e- men ts in either city or country, it will nay \ yon to give me a call and get my terms , method and references, etc. Ho oks on Architecture, and Falliser ' s publications. 27 years of practical ex- perience en a bles nic to guarantee the best practical results , at the most economical outlay Offices: Cor. ParK Avo. ft. 42d St., Op posite Depot , NEW YOBK CITY. l 2Cyi. JOHN DEGRAF F, WHOLESALE JlKD BE T A C SEALEB 131 FUME CIGARS. Greenville, L. I. ¦peeu l ties. ' «nort , \\fi. O Si \ andlforrrtl \ For sa le by Dealers in *a>WIIe. K nioke the a b u Teand yaa vrt l l be MU c led . Orders Solicited »¦* promp tly tltaL i IW U . . — I , ACKEELY 'S PALACE MEAT MARKET. Main Street , Sayville , L. I. PRIME CUTS OP BEEP AND ALL OTHER CHOICE MEATS IN THEIR SEASON. POULTRY AND GAME TO ORDER, Fresh Fish , Oysters and Vegetables. A fall line of Smoked Meats. \ HENRY E, ASMUS ! 3FI:E5j 3 l:E- , 3E3JST ^ 3lTE! A .C 3 -E3 K r «T , « SAYVILLE , L. I. Offers for sale FARMS. VILLAGE PROPERTY and BUILDING PLOT S on and near THE GREAT SOUTH BAY. INS URANCE EFFE C TED IX FIRST- CLASS COMPA NIES AT LOWES T RATES. C6 £ g » • S __ T u > I— < SU ( » N ^^ ¦¦iiiiiii inn 5 ^ 0 o fl H ffi m a- * ? ] 3 ° I fr v* I I CJ O § 1 w M j ^^ l W ^J ^^^ r ^\^ — B ^ ^^^ A BB ^ BSb B BIi ~ o O S 3 l *^ 1 g * 0 ^ °l fe- i B- < o I w ^ k ^ & & 1 J* 2 p ^ ir O — B » M * \ * * ** ¦ % ^* I # t4 fc 1 ^h^ S L m x ^ » ! 1 s rv 2 ¦ ¦¦¦ » f » . q. {ft I ¦ PHB n
