The sun., 1888-11-04
LIFE ON FAIR LONG ISLAND.
TuU FORTUNATE JEWELLERS IN n
CHARMING SEh-GIRT PARK.
Pleasing eIimpsos OF their Happy Condi-
tion Caught from the Ever Bright Pages

Of tho lopR hbihho "oSI ShSSss
EARTH 9 BOUNTY.
From TIE RosIyn Nein
areat Neck. A potato taken from Mr..
Robert Pogue's field thia week weighing TX
pounds Who has Its edualf
From he 6ien cOve odrcth
Chestnuts were never more plentiful H than
sb,s .bes,nuts the harder the winter" But ali
.snws" don't always cut Just right.
Prom the oyster Bay riot
Cant. Charles Green OF Sayville has raised
.nnles twelve inches In circumference weigh
Ing fourteen ounces each.
From ne Long Island Tfmea
The Hn5 Tqhns Ss judens ehSshs Tos sSs a5s
soiumns OF the Journal the crop must be
hreo 'n'' Prom ne Nortnport Journal
The small boy. the large boy, the young by;
end old boy are now laying in stock OF
From the Hemp,tedd Inquirer.
While the frost may kill the yellow. fever, n
not ss s oI We saw
fhe pickle house this week
From hs Long bland 7rdreuer.
East Marion.-Mr D. G. Tuthill has on eT-
hibtion In his store two yams, which are iair
IN IN aSsson weighing ] about SIX
I,om ne sag HarSsr frpre,a
Nathan Il. Pierson of Noyac presented US a
pios few days since, some Of which measure
twelve and quarter inches In circumterence.
lrom the oyster Bay Pilot
W. Gordon Of Patchogue has this season
raised onions from seed which weighed two
and O half pounds each and measured twenty
inches In circumference.
spoRTsMEN's PARADISE
From the sag Hdrtor Erpresa
Wild geese have begun to fly.
From, the St,6oh Bullettn.
Escoops are plentiful in o our harSor tSSm and
Prom he Oyster Bay Riot
Oliver Hewlett OF East Rookayay last week
caught bass in the mill pond weighing "a
h'"AN from ns Por1 Jsferson Nmea
Northport.- are still quite plentiful
IN our harbor.
Prom tae Port Jscerson umeG
Atlantcville- e-Our fishermen are resping q
Who Is s. years old is not far behind The boys.
es he came ashore with three boxes full few
~"'' "N'' From ns Hempsteaa Inquirer.
Iavrence-Duok shooters have been quite
suoosssiul this week John L. Hawrense Ia % shot
Homns Long Inland Traveller
By request Of our genial Postmaster we in
form he general public that in company with 9
saSe6 These oushs I to 'ns save mado
him good square meal
Prom the Glen covc Gazette
ss Ss, Of Ts gb passed s shs
Thy seened to break opt IA q terrific "honk;
fnE, & as they came II r. sight Of the two political
From the opster Bay PtloI
"A der Weighing over 200 pounds was shot at
gayvilh last week by Thomas Muncey OF
Ba6Syl4. tSl Numerous other deer have been shot
From the East kortches Enterprne
Among Nose who participated in the sport OF
deer hunting during tho few days in the first
ss Hunnson. They had as
being shs
good shot from the Judge.
LONG LIFE.
Fros the Oyster Bay Pilot
tber sros and wiis Of
Niagara Falls ~ Way w
From 70 s.roa Bulletin.
Hbor Mf and M5s hssny Warren Of Cold Spring
their residence Thurday evening. There were
about ty saSs he
many handsome, presehs as tokens Of regard
from their friends.
From the Eeotovn Register
and Who resides With NJ i William kfi E. Y 2arring ring
fhs re.ans Y
although representing four 6nerations
From the Netotorn RsSter
in this place. one that seldom Sccurs. VIZ two
own mother. two grandmothers. Md four great
srandmothers. snd5a others making seven Il ali. but DO
from the Glen Cove Gazette
We are reminded that the fatal thirteen
nonsense has come to grief In the Instance of
ta G the and s1 Ed
Babylon on the 18th Of October. 1887 and at
the dinner thirteen editors sat downIat the
nsy. OF the Sayville Ne,os, Secretary of tEe As
ISOLATION. having taken his seat the last II ali,
n be hs STs aSe ysaG a9 to h
innck out pretty much anything that they IN
dsraEe and an It won't ,d do for any outsider 70
died after sitting at the fatal thirteen table,
was because death loves shining mark"
THE GIRLs-BLEss 'EM.
Prom TIE East Msrtches Ente,prigc.
A Flushing young lady who wore Harrison
pin on her bosom was recently asked by
young man " What are you wearing that for 2"
She promptly and sweetly responded. for
From the oyster Bay Pilot
The fair Of the Agricultural Society Of Cold
try arc. worthy Of their grand mothers OF the
only one Vent fsO to married M Woman. The SS best
apple pie, the best bread. the best tea biscuit
VINO have not yet approached matrimony.
From the Long Island Traveller
East Marion.-Mr. g. s. Myer OF Quarryyille,
NJ n; T.; forTerly teacher Of I, 9rr public school.
village madens is the magnet which draws
Bro. Myer this way.
THE MARCH OF IMPROVEMENT.
Prom The Oyster Bay Pilot
The lock up Is to make one OF the most i'm
posing buildings on South street.
From the Heiotoicn Register.
, At Oyster Bay the old Quaker meeting house
has been transformed into q handsome store. |
with dwelling apartments on second door.
From the Netot0i0n Register.
:, Matt Hohfer, the poundmaster Of this town. |
ls not only enterprising, but he Is OF q humor- |
ous turn as we'll He has just had his stables |
and yard enlarged. and fine sign painted. and |
on the sign Is to be seen picture o! a man |
driving an elephant to. the pound-the whole |
tning being very comical. Mr.. Hohhet has |
peon very busy this summer, the pound being |
hardly ever empty.
From me oyster Bay Pilot
John. the barber. has gone into the clam |
business, He has got wagon, and has estab-
lshed clam route.
From The SuGoA Bulletin.
~ Charles II. Smith has sold his pony to Stephen |
Todd She will be used hereafter as livery.
From the SllDotk Bulletin
Bernard Friedman SAWS he don't lika m ha