Tim s Table Pensacola and River Junction trains schedule
Train schedules show No. 3 Fast Mail and No. 2 Mixed departing Pensacola for Chipley and River Junction with arrivals at specified times. Northbound No. 2 Fast Mail and No. 22 Mixed reach Pensacola. Train No. 3 and No. 2 offer sleeper cars. J W LURTON Pensacola Fla provides further info.
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Pensacola
Chipley
River
River Junction
Jacksonville
Jomaton
Montgomery
Noth
Nia
Mobile
New Orleans
J. W. Lurton
Pensacola Fla
Local notices mix with travel and farming notes
Community briefs report visits to Pensacola and Vernon, a new precinct registration appointment, bridge repair crews, and local weather impacts from a storm. Personal notices include remarks on a choleramorbus incident and a Cham berlain’s remedy claim. Agricultural highlights note a corn stalk with nine ears and Kaffir corn samples as proof of productive Pine land farming.
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Eason Tharp
David Katzente
Mr. C. Tharp
T. L. Davis
G. A. Danley
Miller
Cabinet Peace Prospects Highlight Short Washington Session
The Cabinet's brief session devoted to war details signaled confidence in peace with Spain, though no full agreement emerged. The official note outlines U S terms: Cuba sovereignty relinquishment, immediate evacuation of Cuba and Puerto Rico, cession of an island in the Ladrones, and U S control of Manila pending a peace treaty.
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Washington
America
State Department
United States
Peete
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
West Indies
Ladrones
Manila
Chipley Council Proceedings Show Budget Adjustments
City Council met July 5 1898 with R C Horne presiding. Minutes approved. Horne to audit Clerk books and report next meeting. Payments authorized to Payne and Horne. Tax assessment cut for Mrs Collier from 800 to 600. Marshal accounts for March to June totaled 118 24.
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R. C. Horne
J. Baxley
D. White
T. E. Langston
Chipley
Payne
Collier
Storm devastates town and two-story livery stable
A March dawn wind storm struck the town from the northeast then southwest shredding fences uprooting timber and blowing down several buildings. The large two story livery stable of Mr C G Allen was wrecked with two new buggies and two hacks lost. A separate note reports a fifteen month old child recovering from illness after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with a marked improvement and full recovery.
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C. G. Allen
Chartie
Letters From Chipley Volunteers Beset By War Delays
A Chipley contingent writes from Fernandina Aug 1 1898 about their disillusion with delays to Porto Rico service. They describe rough camp life on the beach and 500 to 600 men bathing daily in the ocean. They note improved treatment in Fernandina compared with Tampa and report two new Chipley members joining the group. They mention the death of Private Stokes and comment on local politics, including Mr Horne’s treasurer nomination.
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Fernandina
Wla
Ditor Banner
Chipley
Tampa
United States
Uncle Sam
Porto Rico
Crazy Ripley
Prof
J. M. Ripley
Horne
Washington County
Private Stokes
Mann Co. K
Vernon Republican meeting sparks faction clash and corrections
Readers receive letters and corrections about a Vernon mass meeting of July 23 and the May 23 gathering. Reports discuss votes for temporary and permanent organization, with J. H. Brown and R. L. Scarlett named, factions splitting, and Ware faction defending loyalty to Judge Long. Also notes weather damage from Wednesday’s storm.
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T. C. Jones
Chipey
Fla
Vernon
R. L. Scarett
J. H. Brown
R. L. Scarlett
Scarlett
Washington County
Long
Epitor
Army and Navy
Judge Long
Ware
Ep1rox
Condition of Mrs. Charlie Cotton Improves
The report notes Mrs. Charlie Cotton has been very ill but shows improvement. Family and friends hope the recovery continues and she will soon be entirely well.
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Charlie Cotton
Pulaski dealer praises Chamberlain remedy after illness
Mr. Joan Mathias of Pulaski Kentucky explains after a week with flux and failed medical relief he tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and reports the product cured him after one bottle. For sale by JR Farrior.
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W. B. Costley
Stockbridge
Ellenwood
Chamberlain
J. R. Farrior
Messrs
E. N. Dekle
A. R. Wells
Orlando
C. L. Boys
Stumptown
Gilmer Co
W. Va
R. Farrior
Joan Mathias
Pulaski, Ky
JR Farrior
Teachers examination set for Vernon courthouse start date
The notice states an examiner held in the Vernon courthouse beginning at 9 o clock on Tuesday the 6th of September lasting at least three days. Examinees must bring pens ink legal paper and written endorsements of good moral character. Examination fees are one dollar with Theory and Practice of Teaching from Brownings Educational Theories by Kelloga Co. New York. N W C Lockey Supt Pub Inst Washington Co.
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Vernon
Multiple Land Office Notices From Florida Claims
A garbled 1898 land notice lists settlers Samuel W. Jones Thomas Jefferson Wilcox John Kent Burris Kent and others filing final proof, with witnesses including M A Bowen Joseph White and W T Brock. Proceedings reference Vernon and Chipley Florida locations and hearings before local clerks and judges.
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Guineaville
Fla
Vernon
Samuel W. Jones
Duncan
Wofans
Ney
M. A. Bowen
Joseph White
John White
Isaac Shores
W.G. Robinson
Gainesville
D. D. Melvin
Vernon Fla
Thomas Jefferson Wilcox
Wausau, Fla
John Tiller
Thomas Jones
James Lay
Iverson Maineral
Wausau
Settle
John Kent
Chipley
W. T. Brock James Steward
J. W. Waters
William Long
Orange Hill
W. G. Rubinson
Burris Kent
Hegister
Ken
William GQ. Grantham
NEM
N. P. Taylor L. Jones
W. N. Carter
Levi Brock
Fra
Notice of Election Florida 1898 for Constitutional Amendments
Secretary of State John L. Crawford proclaims a general election in Florida on November 8 1898 to ratify amendments to the state constitution. Articles XII XVI and XIII plus related impeachment provisions are to be amended. sheriff instructed to publish the notice locally or post five copies in public places.
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WuHe ErkAs
Florida
John L. Crawford
State of
Railroad Commission
House of Presentatives
Senate
House of Representatives
Tallahassee
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Tims
T. E. Gainer
Econfina
J. L. Ball
J. L. Minchen
C.C. C
Campbell & Butler
J. R. Wells
Atlanta
D. J. Jones
Sheriff Allen
T. Y. Watts
W. C. Butler
Vernon Monday
Mr. Fooser
U.S
DeFuniak
Carl
United Ain
C.G Allen
J. W. Newton
J. Y. Porter
Jackson County
Council Proceedings
Beauty
Cassaret
Gampbell & Butler
Is E’resh
Clesz
W. G. Robinson
Register
U. G. Alle
BNNER
Washingington County
Allantad
Stick
New York
Banner
The
Atlanta Weekly Journal
New York World
Atlanta Journal
Chipley, Fila
Benj
Liddon
John Eagan
Eagan
Ale
Firstudicial Circuit of
United States Court
Supreme Court of
State of Florida
Ashington
Holmes
Jackson
C. Cotton
Westville
D. Carmichael
Chipley, Fla
J. Jones
J. M. Clutter
Music House
Seers Sesesesssessse
Smith & Barnes
Kimball Organs
J.m.clutter
Palatox
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