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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1899
Page
3
Train schedules show the 8 and 21 departures of Fast Mail and Mixed trains serving Pensacola CHIPLEY River Junction with morning and evening options. The terse timetable lists line segments and service patterns for the Qa mMa and N.A. R. P. A. Division operations.
Chipley and Washington county residents are referenced in a rapid-fire column noting visits by families and merchants, small town events, and local commerce. Mentions include Campbell & Butler supplies, O. N. Hadley gatherings, and various residents like Carmichael, Hadley, and Farrior amid weather, schools, and community life.
Notice appears damaged with unclear pricing and payment terms. It mentions a price of 15 cents and references work pairs and left Tromas. reader guidance is not legible. The text lacks coherent details to determine the event or authority.
Cypress Creek reports Brother B. Judah and Evangelist W Q Self led revival at County Line Congregational Church since last Saturday, drawing deep convictions and new members. Brother T S Gilber also held a similar revival at Rock Hill Church with two new members and widespread community interest. A refreshing shower ended a dry spell, reviving crops as the editor notes steady attendance and hope for continued interest.
Bro Arton announces New Orange Baptist will hold a conference on Saturday July 22 at 11 a m and Sunday at 11 a m to discuss the Missionary Baptists position on feet washing. All are invited to attend.
Warm dry weather brings lazy days, with peas and watermelons as staples. A singing at Poplar Head on the 16th drew Porter and Stinson. Elder Woodruff preached at Harrell schoolhouse on the third Sabbath at 4 pm. Mrs Wydner and Mrs Wood of Georgia visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Charlie Waller. Jessie Waller visits kin in Georgia. Elder Barrer of Westville visited on the 17th, guest of Mr McDonald.
Mrs. P N Hutchison and daughter Jessie visit Chipley relatives this week. Twin girls born to Linsey Buchanan’s wife on July 4. School resumes after a one week vacation with thirty four in attendance. Annie and T Gainer of Econfi na board here and start classes. Rev H N Johnson preached Saturday night and Sunday. Hutchison adds a large house extension, Rodgers adds kitchen dining room. Sunday school exceeds forty names. Thompson sold his Bay lot and fishing outfit to Mr Parker but will stay and build again.
Mr. A Sanders from Cocoanut Grove Florida describes a severe outbreak of diarrhoea in the area. He reports being cured after four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and says others have found it the best medicine they ever used. Distributed for ease by Patrick Bros. druggist.
The item notes a dry spell increasing crop needs and a community sickness, with Reverends Brock and Bush preaching at Hard Labor church and Rev. Mr. Woodruff giving a children's lecture.
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