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In Board OF Mayor and Aldermen.
July I, 1889.
rfogLAK MEETING.

MAYOR in INV chair
Aldermen present. tushman. JOY. Wa,gatt
and C4mphe..
Roll IF Account No. 3.
To lbe Board u ,d.rucu-Tht committee
on account. and .iaim> have audre,. the bills
nsmed in said account and have allowed the
same The passage q the following order
PAWN. The same : recommended. Aldermen
Cu-hman. JOY ana Moore. committee ac-
counts and elaim-.
ordered ~ ihe Board Of Aldermen, That
the Mayor draw BIZ warrant against the prop
or fund for the amounts n4med 10 payment Of
the bill, audited hy iu. committee on accounts
and claims.
Passed by tie Board Of Aldermen July l.,
l~>4. Attest IT. L. HALE. Clerk.
Voted. That the report Of street commits
.ioner McClown b., accepted aud that the road
raH, ~ committed 10 h. r. >owe. collector Of
taxes. for payment and that the Mayor draw
hi. warrant il aymeut Of the same. il found
correct against the proper fund, viz. High
way. sI5J927 sidewalk. s467.22: bridges.
s2o.32.
Voted That the returns from the several
wards be declared a 4 true expression OF the
citizens in favor Of water supply: the vote
being doubted. the Yeas and Nays were called
and following was the result: Aldermen
Cu>hman aud Joy voting Yes, Alderman
Wasgatt voting No.
Voted to take recess until Monday evening,
july 5. at o'clock. standard time
Attest;-T. f. HALE, Clerk.
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Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express through the columns Of
your paper our appreciation of the kindness
and sympathy shown to us by the members of
the G. A. r. Post Of Ellsworth, and our neigh
bors and all others In our great affllction which
came so suddenly In the death Of the husband
and father. For all the tokens OF affection and
the services rendered we are deeply indebted.
ALCEY MCFARLAND.
WELLINGTON MCFARLAND,
HARRIET HOOPER,
CARRIE j. LORD.
ADDIE A. DAVIS.
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E.ooAIiu.


The Fourth passed OF very quietly here
There wa, skating party at the rink
during the day, and dance IN the evening.
There has been an unusual number of
deaths during the past week of Brooklln
people.
Miss Leila, daughter Of Capt. J. +. Free
thy, died at her grandmother, Mrs Lanes,
III Sedgwick village, July Bird, after very
long and painful Illness
Mr.. John Dority died July 9Th, at his
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley,. Mr.
Dority was past 50, and one of very large
and long lived family. His brother Free
man died but a few weeks ago. There are
two of his brothers who survive him, Rob
ert, retired ship-bulder, and Dean Dori-
ty of Bluehll. Also died in Bangor Miss
Lucy ODER. Miss ODER was the only child
Of Mrs Ellen ODER of this town, and the
late Capt. Almiron Ober; she was brought
to Brooklin and buried to-day, the eth.
Capt. b. Nutter still continues sick and
no improvement.
Herbert X. Bridges has had very i'll
turn and appears to be falling fast He
has not improved any since he returned
from his California trip.
Lots of arrivals the past week among
which note, especially, l.. Pickert of
the firm Of l.. Pickert L Co, of Boston,
accompanied BY friend. They are the
July T. BEEDIGo.
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National New S.

Theodore Dwight Woolsey. ex-presi-
dent OF Yale University died ia New Haven
the lst, aged -.
-Ex President Cleveland was thrown
from carriage while riding with the actor
Joe Jefferson. near Buzzards' Bay he was
not much hurt.
A reward of $500 has been offered foe
the arrest of sullivan aud kilraiu If they
attempt to fight in Mississippi
The City of Durangoa, Col. had
$500, ooV ire, the lst in its business por-
ton.
Gerd Steinbeck the farmer whose two
daughters We're mystcTiou>ly murdered
three weeks ago, was found hanging ia his
barn Saturday night. He left a note stating
that he could not endure to be suspected
OF the crime of which he was Innocent.
The mother of the girls had charged him
with murder.
The pcrsistenCy with which Mormon
missionaries are carrying on their work IN
some parts of West Virginia is beginning
TO excite a great deal Of indignation anh
there is likely To ~, trouble very >o,u.
Meetings are held weekly on Indian Greek
al which polygamy is not only preached
openly but attempts are made 70 carry tine
theory into practice
The Fourth was celebrated At Wood
stock, Ct, in most SUGGEST full manner
Among those who made speeches were
President Harrison and Congress man Reed
There was another but much smaller
flood ~ the Conemau-h valley Wednesday
night The water rose i've feet In twn
hours and considerable damage was done
Tile secretary of the interior ha~ accept
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old hay-rack." The prize won by the
llconics may be seen at the store of
Whitcomb. Haynes { Co.
School district No 6 shows fin. re-
cord Tor the past term. The total number
OF scholars registered was Sc average at
tendance was 81. The following have
been perfect in attendance FIo>,ie GRAY
Albert Hamilton. Percy Hamilton, Ralph
hamilton, Ernest Sargent. Arthur Clough.
Mary Maddocks. Albert Maddocks. Roscoe
Maddocks, Charles McCarty. Stella Sever
encc. Ina Gray, Bessie Gray, Clifford Sar-
gent Alice Flood, Carrie Wentworth
BERTHE Gothic, Mile Cottlc Eugene Carter,
Willie Clough Four have been absent hut
one-half day George Batch. Walter Ham.
ilton, Hattie Latin, EVE Staples, Herbert
Flood.
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south Narr,
Most everybody has commenced having
and this week all hands will be busy, if the
weather permits
Owing to the dull threatening appear
ance of the weather the Fonrth was not
enjoyed A. well as ii the day had been fair.
Mr. Stewart and family arrived last
week from New York Az hi~ cottage is
not ready for occupancy he will rcnt J.
Cnnninghams new house, - we Are il
formed
Edmund Hopkins drives the stage from
Surry to 50. Surry in place of T. C..
Young, the former driver.
j a. Bon>ey and F. NJ Young have
each bought new raking machine.
L. NJ. Cunningham and family of Somes-
vile are visiting relatives in this place
Schooner Allandale. Capt Potter. land.
ed freight for +. IL. Torrey and +. II Har-
den yesterday
quite humber from this place attend
ed the celebration In your city Oh Thurs
day last
July 5. SIprs
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Ellsworth Falls.
Miss Bertha Flood closed her school at
East Dedham, the 2sth ult., making many
friends, as no trouble or i'll feeling has
been allowed to enter the school. Ii is
her first term.
Miss Carrie Hastings closed profitable
term of school at East Ellsworth, the 3rd
inst, up to which time she had been teach
ing six months without vacation. She
will commence school in the same district
the first of August. During her expert
ence as teacher she has made many
friends, and is spoken of very highly for a
young teacher
Mrs Hiram Smith, of Gardner, Mass.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Lord, in this place.
Miss Abbe Gerry has returned home
from Florida, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Miss Annie B. Hastings, daughter of
Mr.. Henry Hastings, late of this place, is
visiting relatives here.
At the trial of engines the Fourth" the
''Ticonics." took the first prize in the con-
test between them and the Dirigos, making
the remarkable record of 223 #. inches.
The company justly feel proud of their
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SiI,t's.

There are prospects of a very busy and
prosperous summer; the summer cottages
are rapidly filling UP and the Tarratne
reports larger number Of guests than
ever before At this season
school in district No. 2. taught nv Miss
Agnes Wood Of Ellsworth. closed Wednes-
day, July 3rd. after a very profitable term
The following scholars were not absent
one half day Maria Young Hattie Ball
Albert Haven, Hoyt McCauley. Freeman
White and Selwyn Penney. Total atteu-
dance 20. average 81
The store Of Aiken 4 Mcfarland has
been rented for the season by Crahtre-
Bros who will carry choice line Of con
fcctionery, fruit. etc.
The >ub-coutraCt for carving the mail
on route No. J14 Hancock Point ID Mt
Desert Ferry. ha> been awarded to MIR.
u. P-Clcmont-
Work on the lighthouse Mt thi> point j.
being pushed rapidly. Diver. are at
work preparing the ledge for tie fouuda-
ton which will consist Of an iron cylinder
p r. IN diameter and about 30 f. deep
hlltd with rocks and cement
July :. II
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West Franklin.


Grass is looking well in this section;
think there will be at least quarter more
hay this year than there was last year.
Hoed crops are looking we'll Fruit and
berries will be plentiful.
Green peas in the market July list, ma
tive stock.
Weston Clark, Samuel Savage and War
rem Bradbury are each building for himself
new dwelling house.
The granite business still continues to
be good and furnishes labor for large
number of men.
saw gentleman who owns farm IN
Alabama few days ago, and by converse
ton with him, came to the conclusion that
the south was a poor place for laboring
man He said, 1.-The wages paid for COM
mon farm hands was rs cts. per day with
out board, and they were usually paid at
stores where they were charged from Is to
100 per cent. profit on the goods bought.
The mass of people could not read or
write. The word was mum unless you
were a democrat" Oh We free-traders,
what fine country it Is where the MAORI
ty of your leaders dwell!
July 4. CHEER.
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Hotel Beacon has thrown her flag to the
breeze, aud has some permanent boarders.
merry party from Prospect Harbor par
took of sumptuous dinner there on the
Fourth. They speak in high praise Of
"mine host" Mr.. Tilton.
L. J. Hammond and family are occupy
ing their cottage at present; also DIR. A. J.
Baker has opened the Golden Rod and Mrs.
Daniel S. Emery and son are guests at her
cottage for short time.
D. b. Flint is having an unusual number
of visitors, and the village begins to put
on the appearance of a summer resort for
the pleasure and health seekers.
John B. Foss was called to Boston on
Friday, his partner, Mr.. King. being sick
and unable to attend to business.
Mrs. Walter Balsdell is at her home in
Ellsworth for short visit.
July I. PUPIL
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Sarah J Mackin a widow of Johns
town, Pa, who lost all her earthly possess
ions by the flood, has just been awarded
pension and back pay amounting to 1896.
- The man who committed suicide at
Belyidere, ILL.,. was not Cooney, who Is
implicated in the Cronin murder.
Storms flooded Titusyille and other
towns in Pennsylvania.
Governor Lowry, of Mississippi, had
troops ia readiness to prevent Sullivan
ana hiirain from lighting in that State.
There are over hundred cases of
cholera morbus in Johnstown,
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Miss Mildred f. Moore of Ellsworth,
closed very successful term of school in
district No. 2, June 81. On Wednesday De
fore the close Of the school, Friday, the
scholars. accompanied by their teacher with
many of their parents and friends, assem-
bled in grove near the school-honse and
spent the day in picnicking. Following are
those who have not been absent during the
term Frank N. Jordan, Oracle Marshall
and Maurice Marshall.
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NJ "t"f-' h'auge arrived HON" from
SOM" H'''iHa iANt " oin"N'!Ay
VI . Ahnnlt ~ Hancock aud Mr.
J \. Leach ~ Burk~prrt. have been ia
town during the past week
rh, u.,afi,u minister NJ ral /.
Horst h.> .rri,.,t f,r VIII Summer
VI ru
= 49, \ . '''''' ~ N'''''
Mt J"hn Perry and family have gone %
Deer i'.r Tor the summer.
party ~ sixteen couples from This
place took dinner at the Beacon. " inter
liArnur. On the Fourth Of Juiy
Nh Alfr,I u,mjIf,n l..yr. hn,r, Il,
morrow, fiji j.. bu..u... ,rTn III r,r,I,,.,t
atil Bn,tat.
i,
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Are you disturbed at night and broken ~
Your resi- by sick child suffering and cry iuG
with pain Of cutting teeth II 80. send at
once and get II bottle of Mrs. WINSTON :
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN IFgIIl-
ING. It, value l. incaIcuhbir. twill relieve
the poo: little sufferer Immediately Depend
upon il, mothers, there i, uu mistake about H..
IL cures hyScntery and diarrhHa. regulates The
stomach and bowels. cures Wind collie, >oftrn>
the guns. reduces inflammation, ana giy,>
tone and energy 10 the whole system. MRS.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FoK tIlII-
pKEN TEETHING i, pleasant to the taste, d. !
j, the prescription OF one OF the oldest and Est
female nurses and physicians in the luiicd
States. and is for sale bv all druggists TIN ugh
out the world. Price 35 cent. bottle.
~ 40.
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Obituary.

Auo'H"I e"ou cltlZen has gone. Another
vacancy has been made which il will be hard
TO I'LL. Another tie has been broken which
bound Que HE to that OF many Others. AT
about two O'Clock on the morning of july 5th
tapt. Ahel Mcfarland. without a struggle or
gresn. gave up The fceting hreaih," and
was promoted to the great Hereafter. His
death was sudden aud une xpccied and shock
g. beyond expression. not onl, hi own fami-
ly, but all hi- ncghbors and fellow citizens.
He hsd not been in good health for some
wears, but vet, for the mos, Of the time. be had
oeen able to attend TO business and to make
himself useful in various ways. on the Fourth
OF July we saw him IT the dedication Of the
shoe factory, and though he did not look very
Vel. We heard no complaint from him. On
the night OF the Fourth h. went to bed a.
usual. taking hi, little grand daughter with /
nun, Mr. Mcfarland sleeping in an adjoining I
room with an op"n dour between them. At
about two O'Clock IN thu mnrniu. -he heard 4
him breathing >omew hat hard aui hurried to \
his bedside oniy 10 So him breathe hi- lat. I
A phy >icisn WAS immediately summoned. I
but life MAS found 10 To-, extinct. He died ~
ne had often expressed a desire that he might.
II ldrnly and unrNPectcdis une Npcejedl, 10 |
oiher-. II not Ia himself for W. hcar tina, Capt .
Mcfarland hsd recently told several Of h-
friends that they need not b. surprised to hrar 4
~ BIZ death III knew thai De VS. Suffering
from heart iisca-e-or rheumatism ~ the heart
which might result fAtali, any day.
{ apt. Mcfarland wa> one 81 ths very bc,t
OF our citizens and an uri isht. ,ou,cieutiou,
man who discharged vel and faithfully the
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Mrs Lizzie Small arrived home from
Boston saturday
Annie y. Bray returned home from Cam
arm. saturday, where she has had employ
mrnt for some time,
Mi : b. knowton WAS al Atlantic last
week for the purpose Of deliverin. a ~ter
eopticon lecture at the Baptist church nj
that place,
Rev Mr. Nanton delivered a very inter
e~tin. sermon at the chapel at Sunset,
Sunday, 10 an appreCiativc audience
Mr. Thomas Cole and wife Of Thurlow'S
island are visiting relatives and friends at
Sunset.
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MARRIED..

Ellsworth july 3, by Rev. F. A. Palmer.
Nh. Grur-t ". louu. and Miss Rosie f. Dow
bulh IT Hancock
July y, IN Rev. pr. Tenncy, Mr.. Arthur
/. Rarton of Brewer, and Mis- Margaret q.
Ford ~ Bangor.
Hast Bluchiil-Muy -. by Frank H. Binder.
E>q., Arthur +. Emerton and Clara A. " eb-
Der both Of Buehiil.
>teubrn July ., by J. {, Googn~. E>q..
Mir. Arthur Il. Kingsley OF Gouldsboro. aud
Mr. Emma j. Tracy OF Srruben.
ecdswlck-July I, 10y Rev. {. T. Bartlett.
Mr. \. Lincoln Clo>>on II >rd.wjch. and Mis-
Carrie +. Carter OF BROOKLYN.
Franklin July 1. by R,v. +. A. Carter Mr..
Gipson II. Hanna and Mis- Grace VI. McCratr.
both ~ sullivan.
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The summer visitors begin to come.
The Holden family consisting of Mr. Geo.
ii. Holden and wife and his son, MIR, C.. A.
Holden and children have arrived and oc-
cupy their cottage Pleasantly located on
the Sargent, ilc road. ne Peabody cot
&. re is vpen.d this week and will soon be
occupied.
The Chiidreu's Day concert June %, was
interesting. Decorations in pan,ie>. roses,
daisies and other flowers adorned the plat
form. The collection was Sl2. to be used
in Sunday school missionary work in the
west
June % f A. ID.
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School in the district taught by Miss
Nellie Morgan of Surry, closed on the 10Th.
after II very successful term of eight weeks,
Much praise is due the teacher. ~ ho has
worked untiringly for the GOOD " the
scholars. on Saturday afternoon teacher
and scholars gave an exhibition which was
very much enjoyed by ali present. The
dialogues The Gossips" and the Model
school were very well done. Names Of
scholars not absent one day were: Idylene
Shute, Iva Shute. Maud Springer, Jennie
Marshall, Florence Linscott, Anna l.. Nor
ris, Mary Thorsen, Wilma Googins, Ed
ward Graves. Melville Durgan, Chester Nor
ris, Rufus Lin>cott and George Linscott.
Mr. Willie II Mcfarland has been en-
ployed on the steamer Sebenoa as fireman
Messrs Wilson Il. and Howard +. But
Ter are at home on visit
Mr. and Mrs. David and Mr.. Leslie
Springer are visiting their parents.
Miss Victory Miliken AS finished a
successful term of school in Surry.
June %. SUMAC.
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Ellsworth July ), capt. Abel Mcfarland,
aged 50 years and 10 mosth>.
July 10. Mrs. Flnrrt saunders, wife Of
Paul Saunders, sud daughter Of John F..
Brown Of VIM, Me, aged u Years, months
aud . day>.
Blurhill-July >, Mrs Sarah +. Iiinckley !,
aged 10 wears s months and II DAYS.
july !, Freddie, sou OF Mr.. and
Mr.. VIM. M0rcy. aged II months.
rook,vile-June 2S Mr.. Samuel H. Bah
son, aged - years, months and - days.
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When Baby w. sick, We gave her Ca.tor,A
When shs was Child she cred for astoria
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
When sns hsd Children, she gave them CAstoriA
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{ a'' ~'''afN iiabftNh rec baptt-t CHURCH.
Rev. :. u. Towne of Hampton. will
preach al Ellsworth Falls. next SUNDAY.
Nj. Frank Hale. son Of the late Geo. "
Hale. i visiting relatives 10 this city for few
das>
Mr.. aud Mrs 4. :. rrest Of Chelsea. Mass.
are visiting Mr.. Treats parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Coomb-. They are occupying Mr..
Coombs' summer cottage near the mouth Of the
river.
There will be a session of the Probate
Court and Court OF Insolvency at Bluehill. to-
day, "Wednesday
Mis- Carrie +. Woodward Of Boston. Is
Visiting her parents IN thi, city.
Mis- Abbie powney who la, BE-, n spend.
inE some time in Harrison. Mich. il now ,isi.
ting relatives in this city.
The Congregational SUNDAY school ms.lc a
Yer, successful excursion 10 Sore nto, Tues
day.
Miss Hattie +. Baker of Rochester. \. H.,
i visiting her parents in ihi. city. Mr. and
Mr., r. F. Baker.
t"li,,'or Rc,inAn continues in about the
same State Of health a. when las, mentioned.
-pr keene OF Toward T. l., i in thi, city
I at the residence Of biz father-in.lsw. Collector
Reiman.
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wcrr Started mr. ID. first time Friday night sud
r,utIh. 5,.,in.tt, I'm irom,,.r, Main, IN
ia, h5s 1hcl nale splendid show. being
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, July 6. 1ss9
Mr.. GEO Grant. Mrs Rose Higgins,
Mr. J. T.. Mouton. Calvin l.. Rummill,
Mr. b. West Mr. Frank NJ Wilbur,
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. P. NJ.
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unil"->It May H. Dark Julia, Jordan, sandy
Hoes
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\. g.; A,a Green. K. :. Y. o. Charles smith.
l.. :. Y. g.: Il. r. sweeney. J4mitor.
-Ou Monday. July 1t. IN dense fog. the
schooner Grace Of This port. Capt Bertran b.
Bett-. Wa, run into near Maiinicu> Rock bv
the British schooner Ella Maud. The Grace,
jib-boom and bow>prit were carried away. her
windla-- was ripped up. her >tra started and
several Of her top timber. were broken TO-
Capt. Bets returned TO this port for repairs
where be arrived the third.
Col. y. A. Smith. formerly OF thi. city.
who was for a number Of wears connected
with the Boston ,i9aruni has recently re,iyn-
ed the editorship OF the Leavenworth fKan)
1fmes to join the editorial staff of the ST.
Louis Gtobe- DeH'ocrdt the principal Republi-
can newspaper OF the southwest.
Mr.. Blaine passed through the city satur-
day afternoon on hi way to Bar Harbor to pass
some time at bis cottage. The Premier was
entirely alone aud occupied an ordinary pas
senger coach.
The work OF dumping the stone for the
foundation Of the new Bar Harbor breakwater
has commenced. The first load, 1l5 tons of
Tougn gThDtte- was Drought from west SUM
van in the schooner, New Boxer, of Goulds-
boro, and was dropped on the line of the pro-
posed breakwater on Monday, July 1st., Civil
Engineer }. E. Savage. experimenting the
operation. Contractor Andrews has chartered
SIX vessels to bring the stone from West Suli-
van and Gouldsboro.
| The following Hancock county decisions
| have been received from the Law Court:
| Mary c. Hines vs.. Mary Anderson. Excep-
| tons overruled.
| James j. Haynes ct ais. vs. il. & A, f..
/ Hopkins. Exceptions oyerruled By consent.
Asa o. Candage vs.. inhabitants Of Deer Isle
| Exceptions overruled.
| State of Maine vs.. c. n. MeGown. apIt.
Exceptions oyerruled for want of prosecution.
The spiritualists are to hold campmeet-
ing on their beautiful grounds at Temple
Heights, in Northport. Me-, commencing Aug.
II and closing Aug. %. Circulars can be had
by addressing II. e. Berry. 70 Lincoln ST.,
Portland, Maine.
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Summer Arrangement.

Three trips per week for North Haven, Deer
Isle Sedgwick Brookln, Bluehiil, surry and Ellis
worth.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-02-06
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
That Episode"

In your issue OF the 23d inst. | have
read with interest ga Clay County
Episode" 1t APPEARS to me that an
everSDse- deal of good might be done il
usual experience of Mr. 9yadv. but not un-
would publish by letter to your paper a
plain statement of the facts, but with the
consignee's name and address. No COM
ments need be made; readers could draw
their own conclusions, and growers
would thus soon have a black list of their
own. GA Clay County Episode" is,a tale
oft told, but without the name of the
delinquent can be ofno practical value.
F. r.
Palm Springs, Fla.
I'VE made inquiry of the firm of which
Mr.. Roberts speaks, and just as we were
going to press the report came to us that
the firm was reliable, standing good"
and hence we dropped the name till
further particulars could be had. We
cannot publish a firm or person as a
fraud or swindle unless we have some
more evidence of the fraud than merely
a statement. Give us a statement
backed with the affidavits, and we will
try and. place the offending parties where
they belong Ed