The Florida Star from Titusville, Florida • Page 8

8 THE FLORIDA STAR FRIDAY MAY 9 19C2 1 COCOA BUSINESS DIRECTORY WLHUGHLETT DANIEL 8 Offices over The Indian River Drug Gos stores the leading Drug establishment of the Indian river country WILLIAM KINDLE Undertaker and Em bafner Bicycles and Sewing Machine supplies Tinning and Pipe Fitting Repairing of Every Description Agent for Beveridge Steam Cooker FRANK LIPPPractical Shoemaker Forty years experience all kind of repairing done nice and cheap also ladies and mens shoes made to order GOTOJ SANDERS The Old Reliable Store for good fresh and reliable goods Bach as Dry Goods Saddlery Crockery Hats Trunks and a full line of Groceries JARVIS HOUSEOpen all the year round Pleasant location facing the river on riverfront Rates 200 per day special terms by the week or month MELBOURNE BUSINESS DIRECTORY MELBOURNE STATE BANK MELBOURNE FLAF Fee president Horton cashier Every courtesy extended consistent with conservative banking ECZEMA REMEDY DANVILLE A Jan 7th 1902 The Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co Baltimore Md Gentlemen I have had au aggravated case of eczema for over twentyfive years Mv hands were unsightly a great part of that long period I have used seven fifty cent bottles and one jar of your Sulphur Ointment and now I feel as though I had a brand new pair of hands My case has been such an aggravated one it has cured me and I am certain it will cure any one if they persist in using Liquid Sulphur according to directions BUTLEK EDGAR INDIAN RIVER RIPPLES Narag alh8 Personal ami Newsy Briefs at Towns Along the Const COCOA The tourist season over the last of the I winter visitors gone school closed Mayday festivities a thing of the past and now Cocoa has settled down to her summer regime Many of the STARS readers friends of Miss Sarah Wool Moore now in Brooklyn will be pleased to learn that she has turned her educational mind and heart to practical book making and has issued an illustrated EnglishItalian language book and reader Miss Moore has long been interested in the immigration of the Italians into the United States and has been instrumental in forming a society to meet and care for and direct the feminine portion who come here seeking friends or homes unprotected and helping them on their way Miss Moore has spent several years in Italy studying art and made herself familiar with the people and their language and is now putting that knowledge to practical helpful use to these strangers who seek admission to our shores The book is very simple and easy to understand and must be very helpful to those who desire to learn either the English or Italian languages Pioneer Association Meeting At the Pioneer association picnic the old officers were elected to succeed themselves I viz Hardee president II I Williams secretary Sanders treasurer By motion made by the president the time limit for pioneer members was extended to 1885 instead of 1SSO as previously arranged A very pleasant time was enjoyed on the old point where picnics of old were held and many old friends met and clasped hands as in days of yore It would be a good work for the association if they could gather funds enough to clear the point from all U1 lerhrn hIt would make an ideal recreation park for both old and young The grand old monarch of the forest would then show forth in all their glory and it would make a lovely resting place for pedestrians and cyclers on their way to and fro between the twin towns May Bay Celebration May day was celebrated in the usual style in Cocoa and people gathered from all points along the river spend a pleasant day Clear bright and beautiful the weather was all that could be desired After the picnic dinner the attractions were the races and some of the small boys made fun for the older ones in their attempts to secure the prizes offered Amos Woolen carried off the 300 for winning the obstacle race and Johnnie Patterson won the 1 30 prize for the shoe race as well as securing the 50 coin out of the pan of flour There was no bicycle parade as there were only four wheels decorated Miss Vera Hindle secured first prize for best decorated wheel and Miss Iva Dyal the second prize The parade was a disappointment The children were kept waiting so long last year before the parade was started that they hadno desire to enter this year and have their flowers all withered and them a elves so tired they could scarcely ride or I fktCp up It has been a lesson to the managers in which the children have been the teachers The parade if emu 11 hirable should be in the mtovely fhen the flowers and children fifol and and bright 1orQI 1 The dance in the evening Ted all that could be desiraf A i arge crowd a good floor good rar refreshments excellent dancers 1 JyhAUisciple of Terp aicha tA tp1n the occasion I ture ratsturo f5 iJ irt 0 6 Man Crushed to Death Asadaccident occurred at Cocoa station on Tuesday forenoon in which a man by the name of Joe Hagan was instantly killed The local freight bound north about 11 a was shunting JJ cars from the side track at the ice factory and Qlr Hagan was directing the work when in some way the board or pole used to push the car caught him and crushed his head between it andthe car killing him instantly A coroners jury was summoned immediately which rendered a verdict of accidental killing no one being to blame so much as the min hiurfcelf who seemingly did not exercise proper care The remains were taken to Mr Wm Hindle undertaker who prepared them for burial and they were forwarded onthe train next day to Palatka where he resided The dreadful accident cast a gloom over the entire community KOCKLEDGK Spraying the orange trees goes merrily on Miss Myra Williams is visiting friends at Indianola There was no steamer up from Eau Gallic to Cocoa on Monday Mr Bristol and sisters Misses A A and Flavia and Miss Mary Dalton leave today Friday for their home in Hillsdale There is a little orange tree in Mr Bristols yard that is covered with bloom some of which are setting with oranges It is a pretty sight Miss Gertie Breese ofSouth Rockledge is spending a few days with Mrs I Williams while Mr Williams is at Fort I Pierce and Miss Myra at Indianola Mr and Mrs 0 Currier left on the 7th for their home at Newark Mr Currie has built an addition to his packing house and otherwise improved his place this winter lie will put a new orange sixer in his packing house next winter Misses Mosie Williams Helen Miller Alma Martin Anna Morgan and a young lauy friend of Miss Williams whose name we did not learn and Master Willie Gibbs irll young people of Melbourne took tea with Miss Vera Hibbs on Mayday and then went to the dance at Cocoa at night Mr White will build a sixroom cottage on one of his lots pnrchasad last year on Barton avenue to the west of the cottage which he now occupies It is already spoken for occupancy next winter There was a great demand for cottages last winter and if the demand continues he will build on the other two lots On last Saturday morning as Mr Warner and a colored man named Frank were driving up the avenue in front of Hotel Indian River the horse took fright and began to run and the wagon wheel collided with the big oak that stands in the bend of the road between the station and The Plaza and threw them both from the vehicle violently to the ground bruising them up considerably besides smashing the wagon The horse finally ran into the wire fence in front of the Wooten place where he stopped The horse belongs to Mr Goo Sebring and was somewhat cut by the barbs on the fence Extensive Rose Garden Mr Wallace Moses of West Palm Beach agent for the Land company has sold two lots in Vest Palm Beach to Mr Frank Jfrlden of St Augustine who proposes to shed the lots and engage in the growing of roses to cater to I the trade of the guests of the Hotel Royal Poimiana and The Breakers Home idea I of the extent of his proposed growings can be gained from the fact that he has ordered one and a half tons of flower pots for propagating purposes i Children Jii I Fertiliz8P Thats a good rarie Scott EmuLivi MC like young i lw A 11 ffrow i xl Others need fortlii The nature cf sorjcvh 1 prevents them from th on ordinary food Sih dren grow right if treated rlj All they need is a little tilizcra little extra richnes Scotts Emulsion is the rig treatment Fertilizers make thingsgrov Thats just what Scotts Emulsion does It makes children QV in flesh grow in strength Sij rich blood grow in mind tf happy Thats what we make it for rd Send for free ie iQS OTT 8 BOWrY 3 1t fa tona olLp a RoVAL I Baking Powder Makes the bread more healthful I Safeguards the food against alum a Alum baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of fut present day ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK MELBOURNE Major Graves of Melbourne Beach was in town Monday MX Chas Campbell is putting a rew fence around his town property Mr and Mrs Chas Horton have gone for a few weeks visit to Atlanta Ga Mrs 0 Page of Georgiana is visiting her daughter Mrs II Ilainlin Miss Helen Miller left on Sunday for Walmsso where she will teach school for this term Miss Sue Hopkins of Ypsilanti Michigan is here again on a visit among her old friends I Mr and Mrs Thomas Chaffee after a pleasant visit in Miami have returned to their home on the hi nil Mesdames Bell and Castle and Messrs Bell and Castle enjoyed a trip to Melbourne beach on Monday Everyone who comes to Melbourne during the summer is delighted to find it so cool and free from insects Mr and Mrs Bell of Chicago are lute arrivals in Melbourne and are pleasantly located at Grand View cottage Mr and Mrs Wells of Grant and Mr Raine were in Melbourne Monday Mr Kainev has just sold a nice tract of land to Mr Wells Mrs Mack and daughter Miss Edith arrived at Mrs II Snedekera last week where they will enjoy life fora short time among old friends I Mr Chas Faran caught fortynine pounds of trout one afternoon trolling Large numbers of trout are being caught in the Indian river these warm das Mr Harry Gates returned to his Chicago home last Friday after a two weeks pleasant visit with his sister Miss Eva Gates in her home at South Melbourne SIIILOII Shipping beans and harvesting onions is the order of the day The exceedingly dry weather is injurious to the garden crops now Mr and Mrs Larry Wright and family of Oak Hill visited friends in Shiloh Sunday Mr Nolle returned home Sunday after a months visit with friends and relatives in Illinois Mrs Walton and daughters Misses Florence and Nellie of Clifton attended Sunday school here Sunday Mr Marshall Pat ilto of Oteen came over Monday Mr Ed Iatilio went buck with him Wednesday to spend a few weeks with his family Mrs Jane Xiy left for Chattanooga Tenn Monday where she goes to join her son who went a fear weeks previous I where they expect to spend the summer months A party of young folks enjoyed a picnic and fifehfrv at the canal on the tint day of May Fish were plentiful and with I the line sail the day was thoroughly enjoyed by all I Miss Marie Kuhl returned Friday from Thomasville Ga where she has I been attending Stanleys Business college for the last seven months We all gladly I welcome her back I Stereopticon and gmp I lOp I lOne exhibition given at the schoolhouse on Monday night but it did not prove a success on account of the lens in the machine becoming broken just before the opening hour RAYING All kinds of hauling and Braying ai tended to promptly I meet all trains Stove wood for sale A HADIEV Titusville TAX DEED NOTICE Notice is hereby riven that Alex Forester purchaser of tax certificate No 183 dated the 6th day of May 18S1 has filed said certificate in my office and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law Said certificate embraces the following described property situated in Brevard couuty Florida towit Lot 9 block IS Titusville section 3 township 22 south of range 35 east the said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of unknown Unless said certificate shall he redeemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the Dtllt1 1f June A 1902 Wit slfWvy official signature and 1this aLl the lst May A 1902 Ll sy An A STEWA Clerk jjrfit Court of Brevard COUDB Titus I IT TOOK 25 YEARS TO FIND OUT THAT TfPEWJJtEU WERE BUILT UPSIDE DOWN THE VISIBLE WRITING LIVEH TYPEWRITER Is built right side up where the work is insight It is a light compact simply constructed durable machine easily learned operated and cleaned aligns perfectly and needs least repairs ut Vii I Ycit I 3 NI vslatZ a Price S95 BRANNING Agent for Brevard Co Sold to responsible parties for 05 cash and 10 monthly payments Other make machines taken in part tALL UPTO DATE BUSINESS MEN SHOULJ USE THE OLIVER EAST COAST MEAT MARKET DUREN Agent Florida psi and Vestcrn Meats of an 4 Kinds Titusville Florida I HJJ 3 i Dnd Wrecked Your home and property should be protected by Insurance from FIRE LIGHTNING and CYCLONES The ux pense is small torn pa red to the risk of a 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