The Florida star., 1900-09-21
CURRENT LOCAL LACON|CS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusyiIle.


Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. Geo. w. Scobie paid a visit to
Tampa the first of the week, returning
home Tuesday.
The steamer Courtney arrived at Miami
last week. 1t is understood that she will
be used this season between Cutler and
Miami.
Mrs. J. A. Hughes has been quite in
disposed the past week, but We are pleased
to announce that she is now very much
improved.
Mr.. Stafford, of Sanford, who had
weeks thinning on the Motlow building
and the new schoolhouse, returned home
Monday morning.
Mr.. John c. Jones returned Tuesday
from a weeks stay at KlOndike, where he
has been looking after the interests of the
Jones 20acre orange grove and farm.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Robbins went to Miami
Tuesday afternoon TO transact some law
business, meeting Major Abrams, of Jack
sonville, by appointment on the south
bound that day.
Mr.. and Mr.. c. T. McCarty stopped off
here Yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. q.
NJ. Robbins, on their return home to
Ankona, from Paris. They report very
pleasant trip and fine time
Mr.. G. L. Branning has just purchased
new horse. 1t was brought here from
Oak Hill the first of the week by Clifford
Cooper, who is employed on the De-
Grauw place, not far from Oak Hill sta
ton.
Mr.. Adhemar Brady writes THE STAR
that he expects to reach Titusville about
October 20th Mr. and Mrs. Brady and
Mrs. Brown leave Demorest, Ga, IN
few days for Atlanta, and will stop at
other points before arriving home.
We call special attention to the adver-
tisement of the First National Bank of
st. Augustine this week. This is one of
1.-The solid banking houses of our state and
we can assure anyone that they will re-
ceive cordial treatment at their hands.
Mr.. P.J. Hall has taken the contract
for the erection of Mr.. Geo. NJ. Robbins
new residence IN South Titusville, and MIR.
John Myers is now at work removing
buildings on the lot preparatory To the
foundation work for the new structure.
Among our down river friends in town
this week We noted Capt. X. \. Hardee,
of Sebastian; A. w. Hardee, Walter
Slate, Rockledge; TheO. Deyman, Eau
Gallie; r. G.. Walker, WOodley; h. b.
Rauerson, 4. NJ. Sample, j. KlOpp, Fort
Pierce; Geo. McJunkin, City Point.
Contractor Decker has completed the
school building and the same has been
accepted bv the school board. The build
ing is most thoroughly constructed and
makes fine appearance, being located
upon the most slightly portion OF the town.
Aside from the bnilding the contractor
has finished cistern of 81 barrels capa.
city. So that good drinking water will be
provided for the children.
Judge J. ID. Beggs, of Orlando, prose
cuting attorney for the Seventh circuit
after disposing of his duties before the
special term of court held here Monday
and Tuesday, left Wednesday for short
trip down the east coast in the interest o.
his reelection as states attorney before
the coming primary in November. Judge
Besgs has held this position for the pas
l6 wears and has discharged the duties o
his office without fear or favor.
\ mass meeting of the citizens of Titus
willie was held Monday night at the hoart
oftrode rooms for the purpose of select
ing the names of officers for the ensnin'
wear to he placed on the municipal ticke
IN he voted nj the town election on th'
22nd of October. The officials serrin!
the past year were all renOminated unan
imouslv, as follows for mayor, y. II
Penney; for marshal and collector, VI. ;
Iopes .Jr.; for clerk and treasurer, {. :
SCHUYLER; for assessor, John Henry; 10
aldermen. j. VI. Dixon and q. +. Durcn
NayV SiOnal Station.