The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-02-02
CURRENT LOCAL LACONICS.
Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TitusvIlIe.

Brief Mention OF what Is Going On In
and About TItusvilIe-
Send your watches for repairs to w. NJ.
Woodward, Titusville. Work guaranteed.
Mr.. ]. Wilson received his new raci-
Gle in 20-ineh racing frame yesterday af
noon which he has agency for.
Sunday services at the Presbyterian
church: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m,
preaching at IL a. m. and at 7:l5 p. m.
County Solicitor NJ. Goldsmith was
called to Georgiana again on some legal
business Wednesday afternoon.
The housebOat Cruiser, of Miami, and
a party on board, has been stopping at
this place for several days the past week.
Mr.. ]. E. Bowman has just placed
about hundred Mcfarland tents over
his trees at his MINIS grove and home
place.
One of the Haywood Celebrities is in
town for the purpose of arranging for
date if possible for one OF their high grade
musical entertainments.
Mr.. Geo. G. Gleason, superintendent
of the /. X. &. b. b. /. n. company,
whose headquarters are now at Rock
ledge, was IN town Wednesday on bust
ness.
We have an unexcelled display of
sweaters and blue flannel shirts suit
able for outing purposes, at
THE EAGLE CLOTHING STORE.
We regret TO learn that Mr.. Wade
Jones, son of our esteemed citizen and
circuit Judge. NJ. S. Jones, has been quite
i'll this week. We hope to see him out
fully recovered at an early date.
Mrs. F. T. Bulge returned to her home
in Miami on the fast train Wednesday
afternoon, after having spent several very
pleasant weeks here with her parents,
Capt. and Mrs James Pritchard.
For several days past a large force of
workmen has been engaged in clearing
away the debris from Frank T. Budgets
\ corner, Miami, preparatory to the cree
tion of a new three-story building.
4 The indications for light freeze in this
= vicinity last night were very favorable,
but about 10 O'Clock i'm the night the tenn
perature stopped falling and stood the
same early this morning, VIZ: 81 degrees.
The chainless is the coming wheel,
nearly everyone admits that. The Cres-
cent chainless Is the biggest value ever
offered at $50, and We are prepared Ia
prove il To you at any time. +. Il. Wager.
Mrs. w. X. Walker, Jr., and the baby
left Tuesday afternoon for Melbourne,
where she will remain for few days Ia
be present at the marriage of her brother,
Mr.. c. +. COnkling, to Miss Carrie Nj.
Brown, which will occur next week.
An experimental citrus farm is to be
established in Dade county by the board
of trustees Of the State Agricultural col
lege. and Boca RatOne has been selected
for its location. 4 superintendent has
already been employed and work COM
menced.
Archdeacon b. F. Brown attended the
eighth annual convocauon of the Eplsco-
pal Missionary Jurisdiction of Southern
Florida, which convened at Orlando
Tuesday, January 23rd. Bishop Gray
has retained Mr.. Brown as one of the ex
aiming chaplains for 1900.
An article i'm the Sunday edition of the
Times-Union and Citizen states that MIR.
T. A. Chastain a former resident Of IL
tnsville) will start up there shortly the
manufacture of beyiled French mirrors,
ne having ascertained the secret of max
ing the genuine article.
The househoat Edna c., belonging To
MIR. Mace. of New York, was launched
from her long resting place, inst north of
the Simonson place, Monday and carried
around TO the wharf AT the Indian River
hotel, where the vessel will he rugged and
gotten in readiness for trip down the
river.
Mr.. w. L. May, of Jacksonville, who
has been holding the position of foreman
in the mechanical department of the Me
Farland Fruit Protection company for
the past few weeks, returned to Jackson
willie "Wednesday afternoon, where he
will take up some business interests OF
his own and push them.
The little sailhoat owned ny Leonard
Gnfis was swamped off this place Mon
day afternoon during the furious norther
that was blowing then. Griths Was res
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