The sun., 1888-11-04
n any other place Of the sam. sres in the

Mn.naa my S.er S3uner pisce Oh .ne same eree In the
rrom TIE oyHer nay rnot
One OF our good clerGymen said TO MS the
other day that he sees quito as much drunken
streets OF our larger cities. Cannot this dis
graceful fault In our midst be correctedf
PROM the Oyster Bay FTtot
Who yas Locked oSs Il The other
from ns acou Bu,,st,a
william CassX and John Neat had political
ns WRe 0 Was held IN sbs .n aer tine, the sa
over BY tne pile Of bricks in front o. Smith 4
GaTdineSs Gard rs ney building and ssttled with
rounds and his seconds were Obliged to throw
up the sponge.
From the oyster Bag ptrot
We know Of man whom TO shave It took the
the barber either. We shall not mention his
name, for he is prince Of good fellows.
POLITICAL REMrNrsoENoE.
Fsom tho sag Harbor E1prt,s
The Patchogue correspondent OF the Brook.
lyn Times writes that paper As follows:
Forty eight years ago Daniel webster addressed the
Tss in this sHs. and ,s the ssson Or Ben
Webster esyaleade carried banner Old soushsmp,on
Ss tine @ for P.ssSosSs % sSsr'' ana never O''d
The Times, in speaking. OF ""Old southamp-
drawn By six horses, u Whioh went ont fIsI from tSis
place to Patchonne on that occasion, manned
by whaling CAPTAINS then in ,port;, With oars
f and that a Jadsss Jag &braSsm Rose
Bridgehampton, who was present at the meet
n fS% Ssr sSsa ssn ,nH M
he spoke Of being present 81 tho meeting. and
ance Of the whaleboat.
HE SLEPT WE'LL.
Prom the jamaica STANDARD.
Sunday evening Mr. Walden found An nm.
Myef avenue % The mHn Would not aaG ser a sna
head to the mans heart and could not hear M any my
Kicked him On the shi9s. rolled him over. and and
sponso. Mr.. walden was % sure eth The mi man No was vas
dead. and messenger was dispatshed for Cor
anS Mr. Msps TO
and saw that the man had arisen and gone
away during his absence.
woMAN's RIGHTS COIN uNEARTHEp.
From the Bdyshore Journal
A curious coin was recently dug up in this
vicinity. No one seems to know Its value or
what the designs mean; The coin Is Of copper
On, one side It has the legend. United States @
n;ds sIs liz SDss yEss:s
pther side Of the coin Is entirely strange. The
kneeling figure Of 2 woman. with uplifted
around the, figure are the words, Am not
Woman and Sister. 1888"
YOUNG TRuANTs cHEcKMATEp.
Prom the Ee,otoscn Re0ister.
Northport-Some Of our citizens were fright
an n ssasRE ssoaE es
only rang two Or three times their fears were
complaint made to the trustees that school has
been kent In after o'clock. and 50 the prtnoi-
dsy ass s oosns I'll, M
or not.
HUNTERS FOR BURIED TREASURE.
From the Rosvn Ne,oa
4. Mrs; Dennis Murphy resides one mile east Of
this village. on the Glen Cove and Hempstead
road. and is the owner OF snug little farm.
unknoTn as neSt had
been on the property and had excavated hole
i s supposed BY people
did the Job.
WORRIED ABOUT HIS GUN.
From The NeiDtown Register.
Riverhead...;A man who lives about two
other day from citizen who lent It reluctantly:
p s ne T3t II bas sRd
got almost to the HOUSE, house.. hay having % 70 cross Gro n 3
stream Of water; When in the middle Of the
WasT ons to nd ssid he
suffered much from stones hurting his feet
LAUREL HILL STARTLED.
From the Heutotcn Register
large meteoric ball. shooting from north to
south, was witnessed by Laurel Hill residents
up by it, and Town Clerk O'Gorman describ-
ing the phenomenon. says the people Of that
tacle.
IN MEMORY OF cuLLUoo TELAwANA.
From the Oyster Bay Pilot
Abram Hewlett, the richest man in Woods
burg. has completed arrangements for the
Telawana, one Of the Iroguois Indians who
owned the land which Mr.. Hewlett occupies.
MUSICAL AMENITIES.
From the Port Je1erson T1nseL
The Port Jefferson brass band desire to
thank the Setauket band for the use Of their
bass drum Tuesday evening.