s max.kI . . , 8 THE FLORIDA. STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1859. . ----..;;:. LOCAL. LACOXICS.Mr. I -In equenceof the heavy pressure I JI:| -Capt. Rice met with the misfortune this week. the article on of the death of one of hip mules last our 'and 3Irs. A. A. Stevenson left upon space i I j (l Eau Gallic is held over until our next ;: week, but he immediately purchased an- ! for Sanford Thursday. Clothing Clothing ! !' other take made his Clothing lY ue. i iI i to its place, having I -Mr. J. J. Fox, of Horti, was a visitor i I I f new purchase from parties residing on -Dr. W. L. Hughlett, of Rockledge, - Titusville last Thursday.Mr. in ! a I I returned from his trip north last Wednesday j Merrill's Island. ,J ' S. I. Rogers, of Georgiana, wa accompanied by )Ir. L. C. Hugh I I i i -Any person desiring:: information in I a visitor to town Monday evening.Mr. 'I Indian River it- climate t '.The :a S\, r." lett, of Virginia. I j regard to : .. : :; R. F. Hall of Georgiana, was in ! ; health and rC'5QurCeS-C".111 obtain same took -Mrs. II. Q. Haw ley a trip to J: i town Monday, on his way to DeLand.Dr. !i by Bending a two cent stamp for postage the Haulover, for a few daIa.:;, t TburI :;- J G. W. Holmes of City Point, to A. L. Hatch. City Point. Fla.. and receive - , Of her and heir : I day. course >on accompanied -] : MORE CLOTHING CHEAPER CLOTHING I If ' '' was up (,!I a professional viit, Thurday.A I her on the pleasure trip. Young |:1 by mail a copy of pamphlet on j , carload of furniture will shortly Captain Hawley weighed Sib*, before I!j Brevard county, published by the county I _: be sent by Mr. Hutchinon for his new I IJIOtcl. i I I starting on the voyage to Mr. Vann's. ;i i3Ir. ; commissioners of this county. i i AND BETTER CLOTHING F l Walter H. Howland. agent for j j -One of the guests of the Indian (I Ii i I -For dwarf.Ca'cndi'5h banana plants i i Equitable Life Insurance Co.. returned : River Hotel met with a slight mishap on I I 1' address Mr. \V. A. n2u h. Melbourne. from his trip down the river last Saturday -! Monday morning. His biceps; feeling a Than any other liou-c; on Indian River just received at the Bazar, - Fla. 4- j having reached south only as far as i little relaxed and knowing that rowing I I in addition to our already extensive STOCK OF DRY (,iOODS ; -Ir. Jas. 11. Ellis of Atlanta, wa I Brantley, on Merritt's Island. He started i j i I is said to beery healthful and a panacea registered at the Grand View last Thur- i down the river again to-day with )I| for many complaints: that the flesh i i' heir ,I! NOTION:?: Etc., Etc. t day. !i the sloop IIouri.I I j to, he decided to put forth his rowing | ( +1 -Miss Fannie Sanders, *of Merritt' !I _The naphtha launch Livinier can be j prowess and exercise: hi: ability in thi- I CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. , i' ,.- Island, was a victor to Titusville lat I! hired at one hour notice, to take I noble art. The punt belonging to the Signal Service office was brought into I Tu.rn.er: c G-arc1.: .cr. t c week.F I parties to all points on Indian River. ! r i Seating capacity from ifs to W.> For i noo- but, unfortunately, :1:' the wouldbe t ! to I : -:Irrrrg Money Money - I terms, apply on board the launch at rower stepped into this capricious 1 Ii to loan on real ( tat('. Apply to Robbins : '! I wharf address VV. P. Under- little boat she made a kind of :Side BARGAINS 11 Wager's or BARGAINS i i . & Graham. Titu-ville.: Fla I, wood, box 7... Tit ll-vine, Fla. 12 j jMr. I Ii summersault throwing; the occupant in-i t Wanted, s-ailboat.. Address, with to the river giving him such a sudden 'j' I f"WH t cash price and full description of I Mark E. Straus representing i! and unlooked for impromptu river bath ;' ; Florida, outh Carolina and) Lower Prices than Ever : I: Georgia t Goods at boat. Harry ::tite Harri-burjr, Pa. I I that he must have thought the chief of ; Alabama, the wholesale boot and shoe I j ( -Iis Lorena Dimick and E. H. Dim-I I the Signal Service office had his electric !' ,, lirm of Jo. Ro-enheim & Co., wa at ic'>:, of Palm Beach, were registered at I wires connected with their whimsical' 1 the Indian River Hotel a few days l list Now is the Time to Buy. the Indian River Hotel, Thursday. little craft. Our friend got rather wet week with show of lust a good goods. | hell lime of A 1 quality is : I but no row, and he don't care to try that i I Oyster I I -3Ir. Geo. W. Eddy, of the Signal again. Observer )Iitcl1'Jl.11111..t]! i Weell white .-]-hirt from ;roc to 81.00 each; Ladies Ruffling, 7 c of El punt J. Watsun : offered for sale C S t by I Service office. Jupiter, came up to town :see to the antics of that boat. It i i- said; to 1e per yard; Pearl hutton! :::!c to Sc per doz,; Towel s! (K.. to 11c each; t Dora. Price furnished on application.Mesr I with Mrs. Eddy, Wednesday, and returned that committed i I-IaIH.lkerr1iief )e to 1:2c: each; pin Ie: needles 2 c: pel1cil s. 3c to x'; , _ J. T. GIfford and \\ E. Ar Saturday. 1 Ir. and 31 rs. Eddy who !1 suicide some years aao a man. Who the pen 1)oints.;;' for ;jc: Dust pans 1Je t. lir: Ll1np ehin.J1'YO:. 4c and 5c ; thi'ery 'ot ,; nold of the J., T. fi K. W. System, have been Jupiter about two montli'appear i' near :-j iabove each and many other articles a-tonishinirly low price*. I aquatic acrobat vas we are not at in la-t week for a day or -*o.Mrs. : I were town to like it much down the very I' liberty to mention, but some folksav> it I COME AND SEE US. ; d C. Dearborn Parted for the river and with turtle E. ; fishing: hunting was Professor: D" :'AJU. D. D. S.. because I north yesterday morning, Mr. Dearbornacccompanying and boating, :\Irs. Eddy says she gets I .i I they saw a pair of No. 11 shoes bikini We Charge Nothing for Showing Goods. ;l her a= far a,- Jackson enough sport to plea the mo-t ardent'sportswoman. ] '! _ in the morning; sun on the ]hotelerandu, ville. I IIrs. which looked a- if they came otF a ship \Ve have cone into the business net for a fen ;.vecks or months i Evening; service at the Episcopal -) W. I:. Sanders came up from I wreck. onlv. but ( Church will be discontinued until further Curtneyrednc.claj", for a few day i. PEB.1\ANENTLY : La-t Titusvillewas Saturday morning -.dz notice. Morning f'icc"iU be held vacation and to give Ta\-A: .e.or. Sanders d r soon aware of the fact that a sensational :; And we trust by fair dealing to merit the confidence and patronage i as u-ual at 10:30. just a tulle assistance in his laborious I : : feature was about to be witnessed the public. I Parted for duty of putting the tax books in order. 31 R. C. Scriingeour . r. by the early arrival of )Ir. Ernest Respectfully.S. Washington Monday morning, so we are )Ir. and Mr<. Sanders and Miss Kate I from St. Lucie River who Stypman, look after his appointment Hamilton left here about two o'clock .A.. BELCHER: & CO. I I -S informed, to hunted up the Justice of the Peace, Dr. I ] ) thi ." '. Sunday afternoon for Courtney. Mrs, -- - I s a3 i po*master at l11a(( B. P. Wilson, and had. a warrant issued I i Sanders this j ii about the farthest : says -Clo-iug.out ale of furniture, general for the arrest of 3Irs. Brit. of St. Lucie Olyde S-teiSttl3:1..ship: Co. ; I trip north she will take this summer. i r household goods:! and fancy article at the River, who had charge of his infant f Tropical House ((1lacleazie'r). Now i i- -Excursion rates have been grantedby II daughter. and who, he said, was on her New York, Charleston & Florida Lines. the J. T. & K. W. Railway Company, ==== the tim to procure bargains.The wato Titusville, and would} be the months of and t steamer White will leave forNew during August September -I. here in a few minutes on board the sailboat - to parties of ten or more, from " ' b 'Oriole the Anderson Smyrna Friday morning at six managed by : Titusville to St. Augustine, going via 1 1t o'clock :sharp and all who intend going Brother: .He was afraid 31rs. Brit was ) Jacksonville and returning via Palatka.for . : , .> are expected to be promptly on hand.A going to leave the river, and he wantedhis I $5.00 for the round trip. Tickets are child back before she left. Stypmani break in the government telegraph good for ten days from date of purchase. forI I and the had. bargained with :Mrs. Brit to care Micco line between Jupiter, pa..taveek This being low rate there will! a very 'Z: the the death of his wife and . baby since , observation, has prevented! to the tending Signal the Service Jupiter at probably,of be a several trip to parties the Ancient to take City advantage I had learned of her departure from her t ji: ; ; .,,:< fr I home, on the ''Oriole," just in time to :secure ; - Washington. shortly. The Magnificent team -hip- of this Line are appointed to sail a- follow ; a faster boat, and by sailing night (Standard Time.) -.. A. Durs, of Crescent City, the l; -Help the brass baud. A iniiiatrel " and day arrived. here ahead of them as;; i of the State of Florida t pioneer well--uiker entertainment will be given at Wager's stated above.: About ten o'clock the From Jacksonville to New York 'I From Fernandina to New York.. t is operatingat Lake Worth, Fla., Hall I' CHEROKEE Tharswav. .InJyYEMASSLE. 1. tt S.O .1 ii . to-morrow 1st evening, August: by . ) communications be addressed Oriole arrived, and a' soon as he anchored : Sunday, .. ?, at llsua.: m :i YEMASSLK.: ca I.'etott.Tnoada.. Juh., 'at pm all - where may .. 1 a&apm six colored artists, the proceeds of the :Marshal Titus, a special constable, SEMINOLE, Thursday, .. 11. at ::-:app. -E1US.OLE. .. .. Fnt.&y.TUtzOt 9aUpm IROQUOIS. Y. S '. ! and information received. IROQUOIS. Sunday. 14, at !> '"O 3. m .. ; entertainment to go towards purchasingthe I with the warrant, proceeded to the boat CHEROKEE. Thursday. .". 18 at 9:00 a. in ,; CHLKOKLE., ".. '.. Friday. 1"J6aUpll1 aUPID -Mr. Ja?. Pierce, who has been away instruments for the colored brass SEMINOLE, Sunday.IROQUOI Jl: at iI.-Oa. m i! SEMIXOI.E .. .. Tuesday. : 19 .UPID make the On the t' idav to arrest. at I arriving -. "ThursJn". 25, at 2:(0 p. m4Ojy. jU.OQt"'OIS.. .. ; from Indian River during the past four band. The follow ing artists will do their I boat it was found that 3Irs. Brit had not YEMASsEE.: Sunday, :-.... at m I CHEROKLL.SEMINOI.K... .'' .. Friday Tuesday ..' :23at:6 at pm CHEROKEE Thursday. 1. at 7.0-3 a. m .. .. .. 3p returned from his home at .. ..Oat months level best to the fool" for the Tneaday. play prepared her toilet for coming ashore: so SEMIXOLE, Sunday. 4, at :0:00 a. m I Southport, X. C., Monday evening. We amusement of the white folks of Titus the marshal and a crowd of curiosity are glad to see him back: again, ville and vicinity : the "Onliest Short}" seekers had to wait about halfanhourfor For Information Regarding Freight and Passage, apply to -For slip. Cavendish in all his specialties John Williams, J. .\. LESLIE. Supt, Asoii\illp; T. G. EGfrR, Tragic !(aJl3gt-r. :n Broadway, New \oik.J ; pineapple her to get in readiness;; to go ashore. .\. STEAD. A2ent. Fernandina. Hart'a' choice and French banana plants, Sol. Broxon, Charles Sanders, Joe Smith The crowd followed 3Irs. Brit, with the JOHN L. HOWALD T. F. A., JatksonvilJc- F. M IRONMONGER. T. P. A., Jacksonville.WM. . J\ CL.Y1>K Jt ('0.. (;.'n.Tal Agents 12 .south AVhar\ei., ]'liilaliiu ; 3. Hoy'ling and best land, groves local essentials and and Henry Walstein, who will all try to I baband, )Ir. Stypman to the office of (.reet,, New York. minimum price*, apply to D. P. Gibson, lay Shorty in the shade to-morrow even the county !solicitor, where the justiceexamined .. ----- ---- ------- -- ----- --- --- Sclustian ; or at Gibson's wharf. ing. The entertainment will be firstclassin the Laws of Florida and I GEORGE M. BOBBINS, WALTER R GRAHAM, : -If you need first-class shrubbery orS every respect, and everyone can counton I questioned the parties involved. It was I .\th"- .-a t-Law. Att.-at-Lav # tree*. of any kind call on or address J. P. an evening of mirth and laughter. evident that the warrant for arrest for B..OBBINS ct G-B..A.EAM: " 1 i Turner, Titusville Florida agent for Refreshments will be served of ice cream, I' kidnapping could not be sustained, and the old. reliable Bidwell'* Orlando Xurrie I cake and lemonade. Come, and help the Mr. Stypman only wanted his child, LAW LOANS AND REAL ESTATE ? *. All trees warranted true to cause along. About half the money has 1\:0' )Ir:;. Brit did not object to givingher , 1' r t. name. already been subscribed} and paid for a up-only she wanted the balance of Members of Brevard Abstract of Title Co., Judge \1.5.. Jones Kartetl, last set of eight band pieces. Reserved seats 'I her pay, as agreed upon, from typman I P. O. Box, 250, c! for sale at Dixon & Gray's drug tore Thursday, for St. Augustine, to accompany before doing so-the affair was compromised TITUSVILLE, BREVARD CO., FLORIDA.We . price oOc.> General admission,3.c. children I his wife home from the Ancient ; and settled, both parties payingthe ,.e.. '.' City where she ha been stopping for the '_).)c. costs of the case. )Ir. Stypman at I Ii Buy and Sell all kinds of Real Estate and are sole Agents for a large (Lit* few week They are expected back -Fishing with rod and reel has been first refused to pay 3Irs. Brit the balance careful ly- electwl Projiortit:' in all part of Brevard County. past i RELIABLE Information furnished a- to character, location and value of any P0" tomorrow night. great sport just around the cove at Sand due her for caring for the child stating perty on Indian River. -Chicago National Bank draft on Point the past week. Friday evening t that )Ir-. Brit's husband had forbiddenhim Our facilities for the transaction of a general Real Estate business are unequalled' there were three parties out fishing, all paying her the balance of this and e.ereffort will l>e made to give perfect" satisfaction to intending Purchasers who New York for 125.00, dated June 3rd, favor with their of them having splendid luck. DoctorE. The are that :\Ir. may us patronage. money. appearances ; 1889, to order of Peter Koller, has been No Properties listed unle.the Title is Perfect. d" lost in the mail Parties are hereby S. Wiley, \V. S. Norwood, and Gus Brit wanted to get away from her husband -I Special attention given to Colonies and Syndicates ring large bodies* of l<**t warned against cashing same. W. H. Miller, in one boat caught the largest and had no chance of seeing Styp priced land Write for Descriptive Pamphlet.: - number of trout for the solid reason we man to give him his child before she left -, Adams mail agent, steamer Georgiana.We . ? suppose that they had more poles and on board the "Oriole." Whether expected EORGE M. ROBBINS, Pr iJent.r.LTER S. GRAHAM Secretary. see it announced from Washington lines overboard. They caught nineteenin to go further than this place wedo B1"e'Varc1. .A.bs"trac"t of Title 00. that Mrs. A. 31 Abney has been appointed -. all of which number three were not know. Considerable talk has con- Incorporated A. D. 1889. postmistress at City Point, in : channel catfish, the balance were trout. nected her name with the Anderson:; CAPITAL STOCK, j5,ooo ; FULLY PAID ; SOS-. SSESS"t ULL' this in of A. J. Whitlock county, place The next boat held our rising young Brothers, but they claim to be running for Abstract follows each *dddltlonal - The Charge as : $3.00 for Opening Number and oOc. for resigned. Republicans are surely criminal lawyer H. F. Atkinson and I their boat as: a freight and passenger Transfer. For continuing an Abstract the charges are the same, vU..5fltf "getting there" in putting out Democratic for the first additional and oOc. for each transfer. Miss Katie Paddison who captured six boat and had they wanted to run away succeeding postmasters. of the finny tribe. Miss: Katie caught with the woman they would not, probably -, Taxes Paid for Noil-Residents. The Titussville Base Ball Nine leave the largest trout among the entire party.It : have come direct to Titusville as Eg?" For a Small Fee we will relieve non-resident land owners of the worry and Friday morning, at six a. m., for New measured over three feet in length. they did, but would have gone out of Sale.annoyance incident to the Payment of Tax, and Insure them against loss by 1:* Smyrna to engage in the friendly gamed Messrs. English and Ray, in the third Indian River inlet or Jupiter inlet to Box 250, Titusville, Fla. with the Smyrna Nine that afternoon. boat, caught several fine fish and had all some point up or down the coa=t. The _ In the evening there will be a grand the fun they wanted. It seems that fish [baby. which is about fifteen months old, Porto; Rico PLn.eapp1e: Slip: # masquerade dance, at which quite a of all kinds are more plentiful in these attracted universal attention as a pretty $10 Per Hundred. number are expected to be present from waters than they have been for years child, and it seemed to be much attached SttrLLwJ3; rry P1.antsl.n.: Sep1exn.b.Or: the interior portion of Volusia countyas past, and anyone coming to Titusvillecan to Mrs. Brit. The woman showed .1\U lan'8 Improved and Hoffman's Seedling, 84.ooJr 1000. Order early . well as quite a number from this now certainly enjoy the fishing for her attachment for the child by not Several Brands of FERTILIZERS specially adapted to our soil and clilfa INDIAN RIVER BRAND manufactured by old Fertilizer firm section. The fare on the steamer White the grounds are only a few minutes walk leaving it with anyone near her but an the Daddge Send for Circ lar. Also Bone )Iecl, cotton Seed Meal etc., and .3la 'P- for the round. trip, returning Saturday, from town and small boats are always bringing it with her, to await the arrivalor D:1.\"Jdge's FertilIzers. A full line of Ornamental Fruit Trees. Send for caia1ogutJOJIN .is:i.OQ. ready for the fishermen. demand from Etypman for his child. B. BEACH, Indian Hirer Nurseries, )Melbourne, Fla.vI . . S .; V y * 4