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P^Col. Aaron A. Degrauw and wife, ofJamaiea, have gone to Plorida for thewinter.

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Fred P. Morris, president of the LongIsland Is ews Co., has gone to Manchester,England, to visit his mother and sisters.

Steamer Montauk made her last tripfor the season of '37, from this place toNew Tork, Thursday afternoon. Quite anumber x>f factory operatives took advant-age of the excursion. She returns to this

place, Saturday morning and ties up forthe winter.

Eighiy-one years ago, about Christmastime, the Sag-Harbor Female Society forPoreign Missions, was organized. Thestated meelings were to be held four timesa year, and each member agreed to giveone cent a' week toTarcls the objects of thesociety.

Monday and Priday mornings of thisweek the I.ong Island Eailroad ran excur-sions from this place to New Tork andBrooklyn lor the accomodation of the em-ployees of the Pahya "Watchca<38 Factory.About sixty went down Monday. Thetickets are good to return on either 1st or2nd of January nest.

Christopher C. Loomis, of Little Bock,Ark., a former resilient and Trustee ofthis village was in town this week to at-tend the sale of the disputed property , onDivision, E. Parker, Atlantic Ave., audElizabeth Streets, which has been so longin litigation, and to which he has always¦claimed title. The sale was again defer-ifti Mr. Loomis is vrontlerlvilly wellpreserved for one of his years, being welln.!onjj iu the eighties.

UABD OK HAST> Ciiysn YEKBEP.S.—DavidOolden, of Setauket, was convicted ofselling hard cider without a liquor ta^certificate and was fined §200, and sen-tenced to three months in the county jail.Judge Beeves modified' the sentence to tendays but let the fine stand. This is not ablow at the apple industry, but a finestroke at npple-headeil legislation.

HAJVD Truss r>; Or.x> TIMHS.—The Suf-folk County ErccajD, published in thisplace the last week in the year 1810 , ha^a homily on hard times and "how po;/rfamilies should work ii."

Its advice is that "if yon are a poorman and in these haril times sorelyweighed down, look that in the ponder-ous scale there be no weights of your ownfinishing," aud goes on to say that poormen '•must buckle close to their businessday in and day out, they must lie no lesssaving than industrious— tht-y must becontented with plain food , :IG.J plain at-tire, and v.-s:L bare necessaries and. essen-tial comioi is cf life."

TIIE SAO IIAHBOR EXPHCS^ JLILIS A BOY.—Monday evening, as the western boundevening train rolled in to Bay Shorestation, Charley Hoffac-r, the nine yearolil soa ol a carpenter of that village,playing about the tracks, boarded it , ranacross the platform and jumped off theother side. -Just then the Sag Harbor ex-press came thundering along and struckthe child. Before the engineer couldbring the train to a stand still the wheelsof four coaches passed over the boy, cut-ting off both his leg;* near the hips. Dr.Moore was called to at tend the boy, andtemporarily dressed the .vomuls. The

'_, .<•.«!!? child tiled agon after. .

i First of all : To each and every readerof THE COBP.ECTOR , everywhere or any-where, we wish a MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Not' the mere compliments of the seasonnot the cold conventionality of a setphrase ; but a hearty, whole souled wishfor a Happy Christmas iu all that theword implies, the holiday promises andthe anniversary insjures.

Christmas is essentially the children'sday, aud to them should be given the firstplace in the festivities of the occasion.The wise men of the East came bearinggifts to the Infant Savior, and this givingof gift s to the little ones is the most ap-propriate of the observances. It is lesslikely to be perverted than the costly ex-change of pi-esents among adults. A

i simple expression of affection aud good¦ will manifested in some little token has

more heart in it, more appreciation of thetrue sentiment of Christmas than tho el-aborate presentation of a gift the donor 'spurse cannot afford. There is a preten-sions ostentation thai is the counterpar tof meanness. A present that ia givenwith the expectation of something equall yvaluable in return , violates the true sen-timent of Christmas benefaction. Betternot give at all than give with the intentof getting.

Oh yes, we remember of the Christmasof by gone days ; not of the olden time,but of half a century ago. Things aredifferent now, aud there have been won-

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derous changes in the observation of theday. The old puritanical prejudice againstfestal days, and the holy horror of any-thing that smacked of Pioinaiiism has sof-

. tened down. There is more of Christ and¦ less cf creed in the thoughts of mankind,

r and our Churches all respond to the cele-: oration of Christ's nativity. We havedecorations and Christmas trees that

i would have been thought a sacrilege fifty¦ years asro.

It ia within tho half "eon!:dry- that thePresbyterian and Methodist Churchestook any notice religiously of the Christ-

! mas festival , except to look upon it assavoring oi papistical invention.

Locally conshlereil, the progress of |ideas aud the growth of liberality even to !

• lavishmenfc is shown in the preparations! for the hol y season. There are more toys: in one show window now, than there werei *

; in all the stores years ago. The childrenj hungup their stockings but a few candies: and apples and nuts , aud a single toy of-ten filled the bill. Now the favorite onesare simply bewildered in the profusion oithe donations.

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; Biocn—HK-STZ.—In Brooklyn , Dec. 12th ,I by Rev. Mr. Half , Jacob Bloeh , former- 1

]y of thin place, and Afiss Sa 'l y, daugh-i icr of Louis Hertz, of Phildelaphia.' WAIIC—Br;>r>.—In this village, Dec. 16thi by Rev. Joseph Baird , Harry E. Wade ,

and Miss May Belle Budd , " of Patch-ogue.

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|Eai>nii.—In this village, Dae, 18th Louis,! Deonr.rd, son of John and Mario C. Eui-I mil , JE 8 moths aud lo days.I TJrsHKR.—In this village, Dec. 20th Cyn-i thia Upsher, JE 39 years, 10 months andj 15 days.

: STAYXEP..—At the Abas House, at Yap-j hank, Dec. lGth , Bichard T. Stainer,i formerly of this jilaco, & SS years.j TJrmrr > i ¦ i ¦ ¦ « i n mn'in 'i I n Hull luiitin mni'lUMI.wyi

i It is better to take Hood's Sarsaparillathan to ex2)eriment with unknown and un-tried preparations. We know Hood's Sar-¦ sa2>ariila actually and permanently cures.| Hood's Pills act easily and promptl y onthe liver aud bowels. Cure sick headache,

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Sa<?Harbor Saving's BankSAO HAEBOR. N. Y.. Dec. lo, 1S07.

Deposits ma le in this l*Jank ou or beforeJanuary 10th , l&S, will draw interest ;from Jauuarv 1st.

1L P. HEDGES, President.D. P. TAIL, Treasurer. j

Lecture Course,The third entertainment for the course

¦' 1807-8 will he a Concert by the

Xemple Qaiarfc tieCONCERT CO?>CPANY.

' SATOROAY ' EVENIftIG , JAN. 1ST.

:3i"f'-iL. In the Presbyterian Church.

S^Thc ' Temple (Jn ivrtette 'lias esta-Viishedits reputation in this -p lace, and needs nocomment, while Miss Burnett , the reader,is said to possess great personal niague-tisni, much charm of form and feature, ntrue artistic spirit , and is equall y at homein pathos and comed y.

The other ¦entertainments of the courseare a Lecture by Lelau d T. Powers, 'Fob.8, Lecture by Geo. Went l i iug, March 1st.Single tickets Otic. Children under .12, 2u< *

Tax Collector 's Notice.TOWN OP EAST HAMPTON.

Notice is hereby given to the taxable in-habitants of the town of East Hamp tonthat the undersigned Collector of Taxes ,in and for said town , has received thewarrant for the collection of the taxes ofthe present year, and will receive taxes SOdays from date at one per cent, and wil lattend at .the following places from 0 A. J:.to 4 r. 51. ;°

East Hampton , at the residence of S. II.Parsons, Monday. Dec. 20, Dec. 27 , avidJan , 3, and Friday, dan. 14, 1898.

Amngaiisett, at the store of Eaekett &Co., Tuesday, Dec. 21 , Dec. 28 and Jan.11, 1898.' Sair H arbor, at Niispau ' i foil so, Fridiij' ,Dee. 2-i.and Wednesday, Jan. 12, 1808.

Springs, at store of Chas. K. .Smith,Thnrsdav Dec-, 2.-5, and Satarduy, Jan. 8, ,letm.

Wainscott, at house of D. Egbert Tal-magn , Thursday, Jan. J.3, 1398.

PPiANK WOETHINCTON.Collector.

Dalcd East Hamp ton , Dec. 15, 1837.

HOOD'S Pil,».9 '--urs Liver !"its t E'tl-ic-usr-.oss , 'tnc'igoaiis:-';, Hsadeofte.£ast to vPk @i oasy to or'^rf.ref SS-iTi

V7.n,',T DO Ti; z Cirir iDKii X Durx::.—Dou 'igive them ic-:i or colVee. Have you triadthe new food drink called G-rain-O '? It isdelicious an.. ' nourishing, and lakes theplace of ooflee. The more Grain-0 yougive the children the more health youdistribute through their systems. Grain-ois made o£ pure grain , and tastes likechoice coffee , but costs about | as much.All grocers sell it. . ID and 25c.

NOTICE OF CO-HriiETIOXOr'ASr-iF.SSirENTROTiIi.

Notice is hereby given that the Boardof Education of the Union School District.<if Sag Harbor, Trustees of School DistrictNo. 11, of the Town of -Southampton ,have completed their tax list to raise thesum of $-.t,200 for deficiency in teachers'wages, 8-00 for repairs and bettermenta ,§162 for insurance,' §100 for furni ture,£215 for fuel and preparing same, §35 forschool supplies, $50 for library, $35 forcleaning school houses, 830 h>r cleaningprivies, $130 for janitor 's salary, $30 forprinting and advertising, $50 for clerk'ssalary, $25 for treasurer 's salary, $25 for¦stationer y and postage, 050 for generalcontingencies, $30 for enumeration. $n)0for the payment of bond , j> 120 for intereston bonds, aud that a copy thereof is leftwith the undersigned E. A. Carpenter, athis office , where the same may be seenaud examined by anv person interested .

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during twenty days from the date of th isnotice ; and that said Boar d of Education ,Trustees as aforesaid , w i l l meet at thelibrary room , in the Union School build-ing, in said district , on the 4th day ofJanuary, 1898, at 10 o'clock iu the 'fore-noon , to review the said tax list, ou theapplication of anyone conceiving himselfor herself aggrieved.

Dated this' 14th day of December , 1SD7.E. A. CABPEKTEE ,B. D. SLEIGHT,JOHN H. H UNT,B. A. SAWYEB,C. E. WELLS.

The Board of Education of theUnion School District of Sag Har-bor , Trustees of District No. I] , ofthe Town of Soulhamptoii .

UNION SCHOOL, DIST. SAG HAEBOB.

Gen. YVarren Tj ftT{.ue Thomas, Most Em-inent Grand Master of the Kni ghts Tem-plars of the United States, will be toastedat noon on Christmas Day by. I]2,00( 1loya! ICtv'g" ts Ten plars all over tie"United States.

SALESME N WAN TEDTo sell our High Grade aud Fresh DugStock. Specialties controlled by us, . High-est Salaries or Commission paid week 1 v.Steady emjiloyment the year around. Out-lit free. Exclusive territory. Experiencenot necessary. Ejg pay assured workers.Don 't delay. App ly quick.

A LL .K i L TH v SEa i 00.EOCHESTEB, N. Y.

NOTICE TO CEEDITOES.In pursuance to an order of Hon, Nathan

D. Petty, Surrogate of the County ofSuffolk , notice is hereby given , accordingto lav.-, to all persons having claims againstWaiter S. Elliott, late of the town ofSoutuaaihton, deceased , that they are re-quired to exhibit the same, with thevouchers thereof , to Frances M. Odell , atthe Lave Oil' ce of Geo. C. Eaynov , in SA','Harbor , N. Y., on or before tho 25th davof March , 1828.

Dated Sag Harbor , N. Y., Oct, 15, 3 897. 'PIUXCES M. ODELL, Executrix.

Gso. C. BAYKOH , Att' v.

Montauk Steamboat Go.s Ll'd.Tito nunna l meet ing of the st^W-klc^

of the Montauk Steamboat Comply, Lim-itc-v l , for the election of Directors a id f-.-ithe traiisiiclioi .1 of such other business a?may properl y conic before the meet ing ,wil l be held nt the office of the Company,in tbe village .of Sag Harbor , Tuesday,Januat y 31th , at 1.1. o'clock A . ^.

Sag Ifarbor , De-. 2'Jd , 38:^7.iIAN>;il3AL FBENCtT,

TIIE HOMELIEST MAN IN SAG 11 All-BOB

A.s well as . the handsomest-, and othei .are invited to call on any druggist anget n:HE .¦ a trial bot t le of Kemp 's "Ba '.san.for file Throat and Lungs, a remed y ilia:is guaranteed to cure and relieve a!Chronic and Acute Coughs , Asthma ,Bronchitis and Coiisniiiption .' Price 2ci:i:id 50c.

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A new and useful device which ever tif ami l y wil l buy, is sobl . onl y through loc-al agents. Simple and strong ; can biJJ 1.:t up aiiyu'liore ; seeui'tilyhoi'ls rope o.wire ; iusur.it a ijustn)e::.t- and removal o:line ; uo props needed. Sells ou sigh:.Popular pricru A.f::-::\"rs V. .'.::T;:.IJ EVKUY\vuEii <2. Exclus ive territory. Attract-iviterms. Pniiittuj is AND i'i;ot:Tr- .sir.\!;ix-..Anyone may become agent. Sam pie pa;by 'mail 25i;. KELSC NOYf J./TY C-) .

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Christmas servives will be held in tht; Churches, as follows :

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PRB5BYXEBIAN CHURCH".Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, tht

' Sunday School will congregate. Exerciseswill commence at 7 o'clock sharp, con-

sisting of a Bible Beading on the "Child-j hood of Christ," illustrated by stereopti-can views ; singing of carols, officersreports, lighting of tree, distribution ofpresents, etc.

Bev. Mr. Wilson will deliver appropri-; ate Christmas sermons, both morning andj evening, Sanclay. Hero is the musicalI programs to be rendered :

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Anthems : • - . . ..Hark the Herald Angels sing, ScHh-ECitERAnd There "Were Shepherds, DANESHark, what mean those Holy Voices BOSWIGCarol EILLMOEE

EVENING.Authems :| All the Ends of the Earth Sunnsj Shepherds Haste your! Lord to greet GTJTTERSOXi G-loi-y to G-od iu the Highest, EJIEHSOX

! Carol GAJIMEL

j 5IETH0DTST EPISCOrAo CHURCH.Santa. Clans -will distribute presents to

: the Methodist Sunday School, this eve-ning at 7:30 o'clock.

Sunday morning Christmas sermon —Evening, song service. Following is the' rnusic for the day :

MORNING.

Anthem, the new born King, ASUFOUDAlto solo, Angels teach me, GABRIEIAnthem, Calm on the listening ear, EXCELLThree Christmas Hymns.

EVEXIXG.

Aaiheui , All my heart this night rejoices.Chorus, The knock of the nail-pierced handSoprano solo, Selected.Trio, Star and song PRIVEAnihem, (with soprano obligate) Star of

Bethlehem EMERSONDuet, Christmas, SHELLYChorus, List to the story, SPANISH MELODYSoprano solo, Selected.Obligaso solo and quartette, Christmas

stars.Daei, soprano and baritone. Selected.

CHI1IST CHIJiiCH.

This (Saturday) morning, 10:30 o'clock ,Christmas service ; music :Processional hymn GO.Yeuiie, CP.OTCHTo Detim Laudamus, Sin J. GosaJubilate, DUPOISI.^roit Hymn 53,ivyrie E'eison, GniFi'rrns"Gloria Tibi, PAXTONOffert ory, J. BAUNBYKecessiona! hymn 4.9.

At the Christmas tree in the eveningcarols will be sung by the children of theSunday School.

PENTECOSTAL.

The children.,' of this Sunday Schoolwill assemble a:t the home of Edwin J.Beck with, on Saturday evening (to-night;vrhc-re the usual Christmas festivities willV»« hel d, consisting of carols, recitations,etc.

ST. A>"D7*SW'S CivUr.CK.The services in this Church will be as

follows : Midnight Mass at Convent Chap-el. Mass at 5, 8 and 10:30 A. M., the last-being a High mass, in the Church.

The Seward Dramatic Company havebeen playing to small houses in MasonicHall , this week. The entertainmentshave been above the average given hereand deserve general attendance. TheCompany give a matinee this (Saturday)afternoon, for the little ones' amusement.Each child will receive a Xmas bag ofcandy. In the evening the thrilling melo-drama "Cast Up by the Sea," will bepresented. It will be seen by advertise-ment, in another column, that MessrsByram & Sellers, the lessees of the Hall ,have persuaded Prof. AY. W. Dav ton toH-isit this jilaco and give his marvelousExhibition. It is highly commended by

|he press, and should be enjoyed byB-oung and old.

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CHRISTMAS IS" THE CHTXRCHES.

I IS?as^ *° Take|\£ga asy.' 'to ' - OperateB Are features peculiar to Hood's Pills. Small la8 size, tasteless, efficient , thorough. As one man

¦ said: '• Yon never Know you --- K M n¦ have taken a pill till it is all gj«|fr M f§ §j /a**>I over." ssc, 0. 1. Hood & Co., m 1 a H §&H Proprietors. Lowell. Mnss. " ™ ^"8 ITie only pills jo uke with Hood's 8arsaparlll*

8 **The Night before Christmas," with the¦are simile of the original manuscript andBi-itii the life of the author Clement ClarkeB\Ioore, by our townsman William S. Pel-¦trian has been published by DillinghamBe Co., as a holiday book. .

¦ HOWS THIS ?

I We offer One Hundred Dollar s EewurdMor any case of cat arrh that cannot be cur-ed liv Ball's Catarrh Cure,r . ,1* C i r lENEY oe CO. Props, Toledo, O.

Wo, the undersigi ed, hav« known P. J.CAmzwy for 15 years and believe himporft-ct ly honorable in all business trans-actions and tinanciallv able to carry outany obligations made by their firm.

W:csr7c TufAX , Wholesale Druggists,Toledo, O. WALPING K I.NNAN ,t MARVIN,Wholesale Druggist*, Toledo, O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,acting directly upon the blood and mucoussurface."! <>f the system. Price 75c per bot-tle. Sold by all Drugg ists. Testimonialsfree. -IJaU's Family Pills are the best.

Local ManagerIn every town. Wages $1.50 per day ;

payable weekly ; work steady. Addresswith business references, stating age.

[ GLEN BKOS,. RoorasTSn , N, Y,

Masonic Hall !Two nights onl y

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY,

j December 29 th & 30tli %PROF - W. W- DAYTOFS

Great Show> Mirth and Mystery combine. Tiie dead

appear and talk with the audienceSheriffs balled, Detectives outwi t t edGhosts appear from Spirit Land.

i Prison Shackles instantly removed.

$500 CIIALITNOE-I hereby challengeany officer or person to bring their

i own lir.nticiiiTs, and when placed upon1 me they v.-ill be instantly removedj without unlocking.t

PP.INCE SANTASMA—The onl y Ameri-can who can give a genuine Japanese

1 performance, setting at .defiance the\ laws of gravitation.

—and—PRINCESS CHINQUILLA_The dash-

ing l i t t l e foot-li ght favorite. The jbeautiful little ludiau maiden, who !once roamed the wild prairies of Ok-lahoma, now the bri ghtest l i t t le imeteor of. the amusement sk y, the jhandsomest and most ta lented artist iou the American stage , introducing !Songs, Skirt Dances, Wings and )lleeis. j

;_;_ |•HSyGeneral Admission 20 cents. Ileser- i

ved seats i!5 cents.

1 Hall thorough!v heated by the ; j1 NEW G.AS li-VDlATOPS?* ¦'' : j

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K-CY'S CREAM BATiM is * poRH.iva cure.Apply Into ttie nostrils. It is quicklvnbsorlied. 60cents at Drflcsista or by mail ; samples 10c. liy mail ,ELY BKOTJiEliS. SO Warren Sc, Kgw York City.

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Allow a cough to run un t i l it gets bryondthe roach of medicine. They often sny,"Oh , it will wear away," but in mostcases it wi l l wear them away. Gould theybe induced to t iy the sticccssful medicinccalled Kemp's' Balsam , which is Bold on apositive guarantee to cure , t h e y wouldimmediately see the excellent effect af tert a k i n g the first dose. Pi-ice 25c. and 50c.Trial sLc f:o..'. At a'l drngg is 's.

A TACAi T AGENCY.

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