The Florida star., 1900-10-26
CURRENT LOCAL LACOE|CS.
srief Mention OF what Is Going On IN
and About ritusviiIe.


Send your watches for repairs to w, NJ.
Woodward. Titusville Work guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Bulge returned to
this place Wednesday from their trip 10
New York.
Mr.. w. ]. Tucker. of Fort Pierce,
spent couple of days in town this week,
returning home Wednesday.
Mr.. VIC. Howes, the affable merchant
Os Oak Hill, paid our town a short visit
the early part of the week.
Mr.. j. A. Carlile and two daughters,
of LAGRANGE, left Wednesday for a trip
TO West Palm Beach for few days.
The Florida Extract Works are closed
down for a few days this week to make
some necessary repairs to the furnace.
Sam. Childs, of Cocoa, arrived in town
Tuesday afternoon to do some masonry
work for the Florida Extract company.
Mr.. w. II. Mcfarland returned home
Tuesday afternoon from a business trip
TO New York, Boston and other points
in the north.
Miss Addie Gaines, of Oak Hill, paid a
short visit the past week to her friend,
Mrs. i. c. Branning, returning home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. StIawderman, of West Palm
Beach, after paying a short visit to Mr..
f. Baldwin's family, returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. John c. Jones, of Orlando, a candi-
date for prosecuting attorney for this cir
uit, t,arrived in town yesterday to spend a
few days in this section.
Prof. j. NJ. Latin, of New York City,
who regularly spends his winters at Ii
tusville and cruising in his house-boai,
Rose Marie, arrived last week.
THE STAR erred in stating the name of
our new school-teacher; she is Miss Mollie
Parker, not Parkhill. We cheerfully make
this correction in Difference to the young
lady.
Captain ]. H. Smith, formerly of this
place, has charge of the steamer Eulalia,
on the St. Johns river, and for the past
week was quite i'll, but is now up and
about again.
The long looked-for and much expected
furniture for our public school has at last
put in all appearance and is now at the
warehouse of the +. T.. &. railway. 1t will
be speedily placed in position.
Mr.. Willis Goldsmith has moved mis-
family from the Flagler cottage on Main
street to the building in North Titusville
recently occupied by Mr.. b. b. Pyles,
who has moved his family to St. Angus
tine.
Mr.. w. Nj. Brown has harvested ten
bales of crab-grass hay of fine quality
from his grove at I.aGrange, and has a
new crop coming on. which will make
one-half rs many bales. lie has baling
machine, which does the work nicely.
Mr.James Andrews, of Tibbals, arrived
Yesterday from several weeks spent north.
In New York City, he heard Bryan's
81 eech in Madison Square, and he feels
sure that New York's electoral vote will
90 for BRYAN. He will move his family
here shortly to reside.
A negro by the name of Tom AleXan-
der was arrested mt Fort Pierce Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Jones happened tn be al
that place and brought him here for safe
keeping IN the county jail untll the No
vember term of county court. The ar
rest was made for carrying concealed
weapon and using same.
w. 4. Tillis has been acquitted of the
charge of murder of Joseph Nj. Prevatt al
Orlando. The consensus of opinion AT
Orlando and among the residents of Ge-
neya. where the parties in the unfortun-
ate affair resided, generally sustains the
finding of the jury and cOngratnlates
Tillis upon his acqnittal.
MIR. John Y. Detwiler, Of New smyrna,
one of the members of the Florida state
fish commission, called at this office Mon
day on his way down the east coast ex-
pecting to 90 as far as Miami. He has de-
vised "A unique tent with frame work for
covering trees to protect them from cold
and had working model and photo,
graphs with him for exhibition.