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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1899
Page
3
Bry i. and N A R P and A Division are noted in this brief entry with organizational references and no additional context or events provided. The item appears to be a record fragment mentioning entities and a division name without further details.
The Louisville and Nashville railroad lands in West Florida are withdrawn from the market until January 1, 1900. Mr and Mrs W H Bliss departed for Cincinnati and Milwaukee for a visit. Five teams and 25 men left for Capt Gay turpentine work at Bayhead. J J B Farrior provided teams. For thirty days outgoing Florida mails will be weighed and recorded by postmasters by class.
Mr Croker of Atlanta arranged to locate a saw mill at Blue Pond three miles south of town. Machinery will be on the ground and peace work start by November 1. Massingill of Beaumont thanks manufacturers of Chamberlain s Ash and Cholera Remedy, praising its benefits for dysentery and cholera infantum. sold by Patrick Bros. druggist.
Report from Commissioners Court last Monday notes a crowd of Confederate veterans seeking pension renewals under new law. Local officials including Sheriff Allen T. Jones and Dr. N. J. Dawkins are mentioned amid community chatter about dry conditions, crop prices, and local business.
The above and foregoing list of license is required to be published in a new paper published in the County by two insertions under Section 339 of the Revised Statutes of the State of Florida.
A dealer from Texas advertises a sale of horses and mules with the note I am here with a car load of Texas horses and mules and did not come here to stay. The message urges customers to come view the stock at 2 W. A. F. Bono.
Mr. Geo W Johnston and family left our city for Pensacola to make their future home. Johnston was a prominent citizen and his departure is a loss to our community but a gain for Pensacola.
The list names jurors drawn to serve the full term of Circuit Court for the county. Included are J BY McColak, C Patton, W T Olliver, W G Yates, James Anderson, Bryant Scott, Jernigan, James H Armynan, Henry Petrtedy Ney, Lowe Bowen, Miller, Hateot, Parker, JEB Howard, Ark ham, Jno Mega, TJ Swindle, M Swindle, and related entries.
At a called meeting of the town council D J Jones chair, T D White and A R Wells present. Minutes approved. Accounts for A M Watson July 27.05 August 31.30 September 28.00 total 686.36 ordered paid. TP C Jones 1.50 ordered paid. D J Jones ordered to revise the town ordinance and prepare new ordinances for next meeting. Council adjourned till next regular meeting. Clerk Wirx1aMe.
On December 10 1877 Rev 8 A Donalde pastor of M BE Church South Pt Pleasant West Virginia suffered a severe cold with violent coughing. After trying several home remedies he bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy which acted like a charm and he recommends it to the public. Sold by Patrick Brus druggist.
Weather shines as farmers finish hay and prepare hogs for fattening. Visitors include Walter Sessom visiting North Carolina and John Davis from Holmes County. Mrs. Warren is ill but hopes to recover. Foster has sold out and plans to depart. Willis Owens of Wausau passed through. Poplar Head school reopened with S D Bostick as teacher. Hooten's mule spooked a wagon, causing damage but no injuries.
In winter 1807 James Reed of Clay County West Virginia bruised his leg on ice. After swelling and severe pain he found relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm following unsuccessful liniments and whiskey soaks. The remedy reportedly cured in a week and was praised for spasms bruises and rheumatism. Sold by Patrick Bros druggist.
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