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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
3
Train numbers 1 through 3 2 21 and 22 run fast mail and mixed services stopping at Chipley Riverduction Pensacola and other points. Connections exist with the F C & P for Jacksonville and with Montgomery for north east and west routes including Mobile and New Orleans.
Office hours run 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily except Sunday. East bound mail closes 10:30 a.m. West bound 6:30 p.m. Mail from Vernet and Graceville arrives 12:20 p.m. and leaves 1 p.m. daily except Sunday. Mail from Orange Hill Bayhead and St Andrew arrives 6 p.m. leaves 4 a.m. daily except Sunday. Sunday hours 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Money orders issued during open hours except Sundays. Kk C HAWK P.M.
Local voters see candidate declarations for tax collector clerk circuit court county treasurer and tax assessor all pledging to fulfill duties and seeking Democratic Party support. Community notices mention visits, events, business trips, and upcoming millinery display with reminders for a box supper and Easter hats.
A long verse on a rose and a gardener’s claim to the blossom ends with a warning from a venomous worm and a guardian’s duty. Florida items note Dr Vincent, Chipley delegations, local trades, and recent illnesses.
A mixed flysheet notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold at 24 cents with free samples at W L Farvier's. Contractor P A Wickiter reports growth for Chipley building. Featherbone Corsets gain popularity with four week guarantee. A brass band forms following a Tuesday gathering. Pneumatic Cash System debuts at Campbell's store. Box Supper April 16 at Misses Richardson’s millinery for Good Templars hall fund. Died: J L Reddick near town after long illness. C Ruckelshaus writes from Indianapolis praising Chipley and Florida travel.
A Vernon society leader narrowly escapes drowning after plunging into Sandy creek while watching an excursion train from DeFuniak to Caryville. Onlookers include A C, B M, and S L. Vernon plans a repeat of the famed bridge jump by Ang Potter once Holmes creek recedes.
Quick relief from pain with Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised by D N Sinks of Troy Ohio after a severe rheumatic attack. He credits druggists Parsons & Co for recommending it and notes his arm and shoulder pain subsided. the product is sold by W L Farrior.
Announcement that L. Whiddon, BurcnEgr, seeks the office of Sheriff as a Republican candidate. Democrats are urged to secure party tickets to ride this ticket, noting the conductor does not wish to collect extra rates.
Notice is published by the Department of the Interior Land Office at Gainesville. John S. Clemmons of Willers Ferry Florida seeks final proof for Hd 2046 Lot 4 and 11 sec 2 township 2 north range 16 west. Proof to be made before the Vernon Circuit Court clerk April 21 1900 witnesses Moss Parish Augustus Russ Montgomery Washington Emanuel Sheffield all of Millers Ferry Florida. W G Robins N Register.
A list of 28 jurors for the spring term of the Circuit Court includes J. D. Gainer A. H. Lewis J. M. Cox Lafayette Love J. D. Richardson E. A. Lee J.B. Elliott Robert Nixon R. E. Cook J. B. Purcell Henry Anderson John M. Harper T. J. Swindle W. J. Gilbert J. C Gwattney J. M. Newcom Z. R. Gilber J. T. Little Uriah Clap per 0. C. Parker 4. B. Lockey J. A. Yates John R. Martin $.d. Gainer Char ley Parker A. R. Purcival W. H. Carmi chaec A. E. McMillan J. E. Tuller 8. Dyer.
Marion Rooke, manager for Ti M Thompson, Chicago, reports catching a severe cold during bad weather and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fast relief. She notes another milliner was helped and she bought the remedy, now fully well. Sold by W L Farrior.
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