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 SAVANNAH. NEV/ YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. 
 
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When the winter breezes l^low 
 I generally go— SOUTH." 
 
 AfliT H. M. .S\ Plnajore. 
 
 UMMER 
 
 IN THE 
 
 INTER ^- 
 
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 01 COA^, 
 
 NOV 24 1391 
 
 COMI-^KD BY 
 
 W. E. "ARNOLD. 
 
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 rn i TTrp'T/'AAT —This book is fully covered by copyrights, and all rights reserved. 
 1 1 /\ I i I I I I \ "^ persons are warned not to use the information or any part 
 
 thereof iu other compilations or publications. 
 
 Issued j?v Passexgi;k Departme.nt 
 
 / OF THE 
 
 OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 
 
 " The Sav.vnnaii Line." 
 
 Savannah. New York. Boston. Philadelphia. 
 1891-92. 
 
Entered, according to the act of Congress, in tlie year 1S91, 
 
 By W. E. Arnold, 
 at the office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C. 
 
 Allen, Lane ^ :^coft. Printers, Philadelphi 
 
NOTE FROM THE COMPILER. 
 
 To our Southern Friends : 
 
 The information contained in " Summer in the Winter Time" is taken 
 from data received direct from residents of the localities described, and 
 in some cases received only after several requests for such information. 
 In most instances the information has been freely and fully given, and the 
 tender of assistance in the work has been so warmly expressed, that we feel 
 greatly indebted for the proffer. 
 
 It may be that some will think we have not said enough about cer- 
 tain localities, and too much about others ; if so, we plead the use only of 
 " official " information — in some cases very meagre, and in others too volum- 
 inous to reprint in full; yet we have tried to use such, stating the salient 
 points. 
 
 IMPORTANT. — That our next edition may be more complete, we 
 ask our Southern friends to criticise this work carefully and freely, and 
 call our attention to anything needing correction, reduction, or addition. 
 Every criticism shall receive careful consideration. Of course, we all ap- 
 preciate that we want to give all the "facts in the case," but want to put 
 them as briefly and tersely as possible. 
 
 W. E. ARNOLD, 
 
 Compiler. 
 
 A Fss / "^"^'^ ^^ March — New Pier 35, North River, New York. 
 ' •- March to July — 71 W. Bay Street, Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 I^iclimoiid ^ DariYille I^ailroad Zo., 
 
 Operating Steamship Lines of CENTRAL R. R, AND BANKING CO. of Georgia. 
 
 JOHN H. INMAN, President, 80 Broadway, N. Y. W. H, GREEN, General Manager, Atlanta, Ga. 
 A, B. ANDREWS, Vice-President, Raleigh, N. C, SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager, Atlanta, Ga. 
 J. A. RUTHERFURD,Vice-Pres., 80 Broadway, N.Y. J, M, CULP, Assistant Traffic Manager. 
 JAS. L, TAYLOR, General Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
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 "The Savannah Line." 
 OCLm STEAflQSPilP COCQPANY 
 
 (Between New York and Savannah, and between Philadelphia and Savannah). 
 
 NEW ENGLAND & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP COMPANY 
 
 (Between Boston and Savannah). 
 
 G. M. SORREL. Manager, 
 
 Savannah, Ga. nkw York. 
 
 R. L. WALKER, Agent, New Pier 35, N. River, New York. 
 
 RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents, Lewis Wharf, Boston, Mass. 
 C. G. ANDERSON, Agent, Savannah, Ga. 
 
 W. L. JAMES, Agent, 13 South Third Street, Philadelphia. 
 W. E. ARNOLD, Gen'l Traveling Pass'r Agent, 
 New Pier 35, N. R., New York. 71 West Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
 (JTnry to March.) (March to July.) 
 
 W. H. RHETT, General Agent C. R. R., 317 Broadway, New York. 
 
 A. De W. SAMPSON, General Agent C. R. R., 30G Washington St., Boston, Mass. 
 J. D. HASHAGEN, Eastern Agent S. F. & W. Ry., 261 Broadway, New York. 
 
 CARROLL H. SMITH, Eastern Agent S. A. & M. Ry., 379 Broadway, New York. 
 B. R. PRICE, General Agent, 71 W. Bay Street, Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
 W. H. LUCAS, Florida Passenger Agent, 71 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
 FELIX GARCIA, Traveling Passenger Agent, 71 West Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. 
 S. E. P. DAVIS, Passenger Agent, New Pier 35, North River, New York. 
 
 3± The Finest and Fleetest Passenger ± '^^ 
 I Steamships flying the j ^.^ 
 
 LINES :^ American Flag. ^ lines 
 
 THE JiBUl YOt^K lilNE 
 
 Has four steamers both ways each week leaving New York and Savannah every Monday 
 Wednesday, Friday, and Saturdaj-. ' 
 
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 Has Steamers leaving both Boston and Savannah every four days. 
 
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 THE PHlliADELiPHiA LtlHE 
 
 FOR FREIGHT ONLY. (Passengers booked via New York.) Steamer leaves Philadelphia 
 and Savannah every ten days. 
 
 Always Tpqv'qI vis Th|e Savanriah LiqQ. 
 
SUMMER IN I'HE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Do Youi 
 
 Do you want health, comfort, ease, pleasure, sport, 
 or sight-seeing? Do you wish to avoid disagreeable winter 
 weather? If YOU DO, GO SOUTH 
 
 Do yovi want a comfortable, inexpensive trip ? Step 
 into your nearest ticket office and purchase a through or 
 excursion ticket, via THE SAVANNAH LINE, either from 
 or via New York or Boston. Steamers leave New York every 
 Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday; leave Boston 
 every four days. 
 
 What do you want to see most? Make up your 
 mind what will be most enjoyable, or most suitable to your 
 taste or means. This book will tell you where it is. 
 
 Do you wish to visit the oldest town in the United 
 States, with its relics of mediaeval antiquity ? This book will 
 tell you where it is. 
 
 Do you want the finest hotels in the world, with 
 the most luxurious appointments? This book tells of such. 
 
 Do you want a quiet spot where one can live at 
 little cost? This book tells you of quiet, inexpensive places; 
 of gay and fashionable places; of places varying in prices 
 from $3 to $100 per week: surely, one can be suited. 
 
 Do you want "great sport" at hunting and fishing? 
 This book will tell you where to go for both or either. 
 
 Do you want surf bathing/sailing, or boating? This 
 book tells where they can be found. 
 
 Do you admire and enjoy curiosities of nature? 
 This book tells of caves, sinks, boiling springs, wooded ham- 
 mocks of wonderfully luxuriant growth, springs of water 
 of unusual clearness and depth, and other wonderful things. 
 
 Do you want to see the finest of orange, lemon, 
 pineapple, or cocoanut groves, large sugar, cotton, or rice 
 plantations? They are in the section covered by this book. 
 
 To gro South without visiting Savannah, is 
 oniittinj»' a most important item of a Southern 
 tri|i. 
 
 YHE savannah L2INE STEAMERS ARE tHE FINEST. 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 THE CITY OF SAVANNAH. 
 
 This beautifiil Southern city, with it? wide, shaded streets, its beauti- 
 ful parks, its pleasant homes, delightful drives, and its spacious modern 
 hotels, is well worth many days travel merely to see. One is amply re- 
 paid such a trip; and for any one going South, without spending at least 
 a few days in Savannah, there is an omission in the trip which will 
 always be regretted. 
 
 Savannah is one of the oldest cities in the " States," settled in 1733 ; 
 has a record, during the Revolutionary days, of which every Savannahian 
 is proud, as evinced by the Greene Monument, the Jasper Monument, and 
 the Pulaski Monument. 
 
 To the Northerner, Savannah has peculiar attractions — all pronounc- 
 ing it "That Beautiful City." The drive to Thunderbolt, over the shell 
 road, passing Cathedral Cemetery, Bonaventure, and Greenwich Park, 
 with glimpses of Thunderbolt River, is very pleasant. And then a visit 
 should be paid to see the beauties of Bonaventure, one of the most 
 naturally attractive spots in this whole country, with its mighty yet 
 graceful oaks, with their beautiful drapery of Spanish moss spreading their 
 boughs and superb foliage over the wide avenues. While Bonaventure 
 alone is sufficient to induce a visit to Savannah, there are, besides, many 
 other attractive spots, among which may be noted Thunderbolt, Green- 
 wich Park, Tybee Beach, Isle of Hope, Montgomery, Beaulieu, and White 
 Bluff, all having their special claims. 
 
 Throughout the city are numerous lovely parks and spacious public 
 squares, bordered by stately private residences and other imposing build- 
 ings. One of the finest and most complete hotels in the United States is 
 located here. This attractive "Forest City" may equally well be called 
 "The Monumental City." Its memorials to heroes, linked with its history 
 from the hour of the city's birth on the lofty bluff amid the friendly 
 Yamacraws, mark a grateful people. Greene, Pulaski, Jasper, and Gordon 
 still stand before their eyes in stone and brass. The Confederate soldier, 
 with his comrades fallen at Gettysburg, is commemorated by afiecting and 
 appropriate monumental art. 
 
 A native Canadian, who has recently visited Savannah, upon being 
 pressed for an opinion, says: "I am a Canadian, and consequently have 
 attended Canadian (not American) collegiate institutes where the history 
 of our own and mother countries has been taught, and all historical facts 
 connected with our Southern neighbors overlooked. I cannot, therefore, 
 say anything (original) suitable for publication on such an historical city 
 as Savannah ; but, between ourselves, I must say I was delighted, in the 
 fullest sense of the word, with the city, the l3e Soto, &c. O ! do not 
 overlook the cemetery : it is well worth a visit, and, without doubt, one 
 of the finest sights in the world." 
 
 The Telfair Academy of Arts and Sciences, Telfair Place, Barnard, 
 between State and President; open daily 10 A. M. until 5 P. M. Admission, 
 25 cents. 
 
 Georgia Historical Society, Whitaker and Gaston ; open to members 
 and non residents. Library hours 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. 
 
 The great wharves and docks of the Savannah Line are all easy of 
 access by a complete system of electric street cars. 
 
 The ottice of the Ocean Steamship Company, " The Sa- 
 vannah Ijine," is at No. 3 VValdburg Building, at foot of Bull Street. 
 C. G. Anderson is the agent. 
 
 TICKETS INCLUDE MEAI,S AND BERTH. 
 
SAVANNAH, GA. 
 
10 SUMMER IN Till': WINTER TIME. 
 
 SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS IN MAKING 
 A TRIP SOUTH. 
 
 Rates. 
 
 Any ticket ag-eiit can sell you a through or excur- 
 sion ticket to any point in Florida or Soutli via The Sa- 
 vaiinali Line. 
 
 Tlie fares lietween the East and Soutli to the two 
 great distributing points Savannah and Jacksonville — are: — 
 
 fPirst Class $20.00 
 
 From NEW YORK ) Excursion 32,00 
 
 To SAVANNAH, Ga. ] Intermediate 15,00 
 
 (^Steerage 10,00 
 
 fPirst Class $25,00 
 
 From NEW YORK J Excursion 43,30 
 
 To JACKSONVILLE, Fla, ] Intermediate 19,00 
 
 (Stserage 12.50 
 
 (First Class $22.00 
 
 From BOSTON* ) Excursion 36.00 
 
 To SAVANNAH, Ga, ) Intermediate 17.00 
 
 (steerage 11.75 
 
 (First Class $27,00 
 
 From BOSTON* ) Excursion 47,30 
 
 To JACKSONVILLE, Fla,1 Intermediate 21,00 
 
 (Steerage 14.25 
 
 * These rates from Boston apply via the direct steamers from Boston 
 or via the New York line. 
 
 See your The price of through tickets is liable to change at any 
 
 nearest 
 ticket agent. time, hence it is best to see your nearest ticket agent, or 
 
 write to one of the agents named on page (>, to ascertain 
 the rates in eifect at the time. A call on your nearest 
 ticket agent is always preferable. Talk the matter over 
 with him. If he hasn't full data at hand, his experience 
 in such matters directs him where and how to get full, 
 complete, and reliable information in detail. He will en- 
 gage state-room or berth on steamer, sell you a through 
 ticket at the very lowest rate obtainable, check your bag- 
 gage through, and relieve you of many details. Tell the 
 
 THE FASTEST PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTKR TIME. 
 
 11 
 
 Tickets 
 
 including 
 
 meals and berth. 
 
 Comfort 
 en route. 
 
 A delightful 
 trip. 
 
 Two 
 routes. 
 
 New York 
 steamers. 
 
 Boston 
 
 steamers. 
 
 Sailing schedules. 
 
 Children. 
 
 Rail 
 connections. 
 
 ticket agent you -wish to go via The Savauiiali Line of 
 
 Steamers, because the purchase of a through ticltet via 
 that line includes meals and berth, and all the luxury of 
 a first-class hdtel without additional expense, affording 
 am])le time for meals; the cry "twenty minutes for dinner" 
 is unheard; ample space in saloons and on promenades 
 for relaxation, rest, comfort, and pleasure. 
 
 A trip to Florida or any point South, via The Savan- 
 nah Line, means a variety of travel, including, as it does, 
 a short sea trii) (48 to 60 hours) on the linest and fastest 
 passenger steamships in the American Merchant Marine, 
 and also a rail trip on lines second to none in equipment, 
 speed, and safety. 
 
 The Savannah Line has passenger steamers from 
 both New York and Boston, and freight steamers from Phila- 
 delphia. 
 
 Steamers leave New York from New Piers 34 and 35, 
 North River, foot of Canal and Spring Streets, four times 
 each week (Mondays, AVednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays) 
 at 3 P. M. 
 
 Steamers leave Boston from Lewis Wharf every four 
 days at 3 P. M. Sailing schedules will be sent to any 
 address any time, or regularly every month, if desired. 
 
 Om- hundred and fifty pounds of baggage on whole 
 tickets, and 75 on half tickets, will be checked free of 
 charge. 
 
 Children under five years of age, free ; between five 
 and twelve, half fare ; over twelve, full fare. 
 
 The rail connections at Savannah are very complete 
 and perfect ; the Central R. R. of (jreorgia, with its con- 
 nections, reaching directly all points in Georgia, Alabama, 
 Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and the South-west gen- 
 erally. The Savannah, Florida & Western Railway (The 
 Plant System) has direct trains to South-west Georgia and 
 all through Florida. 
 
 FLYING THE AMERICAN FLAG. 
 
12 
 
 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 THE ROUTE TO THE SOUTH 
 VIA SAVANNAH. 
 
 That Savaiiiiali, Ga., is really the gate to that land where we 
 find Summer in the Winter Time, will be seen by a glance at the map 
 below. Once upon a time "all roads led to Rome;" so now all roads in 
 the Summer Land lead to Savannah. 
 
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 The very fact that "The Savannah Line" can profitably equip 
 and maintain ten (10) of the finest passenger steamships in the 
 American Merchant Marine, representing an aggregate tonnage of twenty- 
 seven thousand four hundred tons, is substantial evidence that Savannah is 
 the natural port to that section. 
 
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SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 13 
 
 The importance of Savannah's steamship service and connections may 
 be instantly grasped by a few figures. 
 
 In the 12 months of the last business year there were 35 sailings per 
 month of large coastwise steamers to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, 
 and Baltimore, and as many arrivals from those ports, a total of more 
 than 300 arrivals and departures each way per annum. This great fleet 
 was, in the same period, supijlemented by 101 large ocean steamers 
 clearing direct from Savannah for foreign ports. 
 
 The steamships of The Savannah Line perform the service all the 
 year : four sliips each week from and to New York ; one, every four days, 
 from and to Boston; one, every ten days (for freight), from and to Phil- 
 adelphia (Philadelphia i)assengers are booked via New York). 
 
 THE FLEET 
 
 Consists of the First-class Steamships 
 
 Kansas City. 4000 tons Captain Kempton. 
 
 City of Birmingham, 3000 tons 
 City of Augusta, 3000 tons ■ ■ • 
 
 Tallahassee, 3000 tons 
 
 Chattahoochee, 3000 tons . . . . 
 
 Nacoochee, 3000 tons 
 
 City of Savannah, 2100 tons ■ ■ 
 City of Macon, 2100 tons • • • • 
 
 Gate City, 2100 tons 
 
 Dessoug, 2100 tons 
 
 Burg. 
 
 Catherine. 
 
 Fisher. 
 
 Daggett. 
 
 Smith. 
 
 Savage. 
 
 Lewis. 
 
 Googins. 
 
 Askins. 
 
 In the construction of these vessels no expense has been spared tliat 
 would conduce to the 
 
 Comfort, Security, and Ease 
 
 of the traveler. The hulls and decks are of iron and steel. The state- 
 rooms contain two roomy berths eacli, and are much more commodious 
 than the accommodations furnished in the finest foreign steamships. 
 
 The Table d'Hote includes the delicacies of both the 
 Northern and Southern Markets. 
 
 The officers or agents of the Company, named on page 6 of this book, 
 will take pleasure in answering all inquirers desiring information as to 
 passage or freight. 
 
 hi,aad,l@ fyelghit ai©^© pEojoaptly thaa otteirs. 
 
NAMES OF PLACES 
 
 "Surr^rger^ Issued." 
 
 LOCATION, ATTRACTIONS, HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES, 
 AND THEIR RATES. 
 
 Abbot (P. 0. name Heg-maii), Pasco Co., Floi'ida.— Station on Tampa 
 Div., F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of community, 300; telegraph and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office; Dade City, 8 miles; good hunting and 
 fishing. 
 
 Wm. Mote, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Brack House. — E. H. Brack, Proprietor ; L. P. Brack, Manager. Accommodates 50; $1 
 per day, 90.50 per week, $]2.50 per month. 
 
 Aiken, Aiken Co., South Carolina.— On the South Carolina E. R., 
 17 miles from Augusta, Ga. ; reached from Savannah via C. R. R. of Ga. ; 
 population, 3000; very popular winter resort; one of the prettiest towns 
 in the South; splendid drives, ample livery. 
 
 Address " Chamber of Commerce" for information. 
 
 Highland Park Hotel. — B. P. Chatfield, Proprietor. Half mile from the station by 
 carriage. Accommodates 300 ; $4 per day, f21 to $35 per week. 
 
 Park Avenue Hotel. — A. M. Taft, Proprietor. Fifty yards from the .station. Accom- 
 modates 100; S2.50 per day, 3:12 to fl8 per week. 
 
 Buscli House.— Henry Busch, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; near station; $2 per day, 
 110 to St4 per week. 
 
 Numerous private boarding-houses, at rate of $S per week and upward. 
 
 Alachua, Alachua Co., Florida.— Station on the S., F. & W. Ry., J 7 
 miles from Gainesville; population of the community about 200; in the 
 midst of a hard timber and good farming country. 
 
 Williams House.— F. E. Williams, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; 82 per day, S8 per 
 
 week, $28 per mouth. 
 r. E. Williams will give information. 
 
 Alafla, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — Eight miles south of Plant City; 
 population, 125; in the centre of one of the richest beds of pebble 
 phosphate; several mineral springs near. 
 
 J. H. Frier will give information. 
 
 \-^NeQ\urML-ED I=KCIL-ITieS. 
 
16 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Alamo, Gadsden Co., Florida. — Twelve miles from Quincy, which is 
 nearest railroad station and money-order office, telegraph and express 
 office. 
 
 Address S. H. Strom for information. 
 
 S. H. Strom. ^ — Private board; 11 miles from railroad station hy private conveyance. 
 Accommodates 10; 7.5 cents per day, Si! per week, $10 to S12 per montli. 
 
 Albany, Dougherty Co., Georgia.— Junction of Central R. R. of Ga., 
 S. F. & W., and B. & W. Rys. ; i)opulation, 5000 ; money-order jiost-office ; 
 Southern Express Co.'s office ; telegraph and telephone ; ample livery ; 
 artesian water ; street cars ; seat of Georgia Chautauqua Assembly. 
 
 B. M. Comfort, Ticket Agent ; Jolin S. Clark, Freight Agent. 
 
 Albany Inn. — Fields and Philpot, Proprietors. Accommodates 150 ; $2.50 to $3 per day, 
 
 $12 to $16 per week, $45 to S60 per month; 4 blocks by street car or omnibus. 
 Hotel Mayo. — Mrs. Z. T. Mayo, Proprietor. Accommodates 125; $2 per day, 110 per 
 
 week, $30 per month ; 3 blocks by street car or omnibus. 
 
 Albion, Levy Co., Florida.— Station on Cedar Key Division, F. C. & P. 
 R. R. ; population, 250 ; nearest telegraph, express, and money-order post- 
 offices. Archer or Bronson ; phosphate mines near. 
 
 Albion House. — Mrs. Wm. Gowen, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $2 per day, $10.50 
 
 per week, $30 per month. 
 "Wm. Gowen will give information. 
 
 Alliance, Jackson Co., Florida.— Eight miles from Cypress. 
 
 J. L.. Beaucliamp will give information. 
 
 Altanionte Springs, Orange Co., Floi'ida. — Station on S. F. R. R. ; 
 
 winter resort; clear-water lakes and orange groves; telegraph office; 
 Southern Express Co.'s office ; fishing, hunting, and boating. 
 
 M. E. Brigliam, Agent, S. F. R. R. 
 
 The Altamonte.— The Altamonte Hotel Co., Proprietor; N. F. Priest, Manager. 
 Accommodates 1.50; $4 per day, $17.50 to $25 per week; half mile from station by 
 private horse ear ; livery ; boats on lakes. 
 
 Alva, Lee Co., Florida. — ^On Caloosahatchie River, 80 miles from 
 Punta Gorda; a community of 150; good fishing and hunting, deer, 
 turkey, &c. ; Myers is nearest money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express office, 17 miles distant. 
 
 Hotel Nelson. — Peter Nelson, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $1 per day, $5 per week, 
 $20 per month. 
 
 Anclote, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — On the Gulf of Mexico, at the 
 mouth of the Anclote River, 3 miles from Tarpon Springs; a com- 
 munity of about 15 families; good boating and fishing; Ij miles from 
 the anchorage of the Sponge Fleet. 
 
 J. M. Craver or E. A. Hill will give information. Several private boarding-houses; 
 $1 per day, $5 per week. 
 
 Anderson (P. O. name Anderson ville), Sumter Co., Georgia.— 
 
 Station on S. W. Division, Central R. R. of Georgia; population, 500; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office; National Cemetery. The 
 stockade where Federal soldiers were imprisoned during the war is now 
 being converted into a beautiful park by the G. A. R. 
 W. M. Zirkle, Agent, Central K. R. of Ga. 
 
 Wesson House. — Mrs. A. M. Wesson, Proprietor. Accommodates ."0; $2 per day 
 special rates by week or month; 75 yards from station. 
 
 80VWaE!EN PBQDUGT^ TBANjBPQBTEB PBQMPTLY, 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 17 
 
 Autliony, Mariou Co., Florida. — Station on Southern Division F. 
 C. & P. E. E. ; population, 300; money-order post-office; telegraph and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office ; good hunting ; 2 churches ; good school ; 
 vineyards, orange groves, and truck farms. 
 
 H. S. Smith, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., or J. A. Pugh will give informatiou. 
 
 The Standard Hotel.— Mrs. M. F. Pugh, Proprietor. Fifty yards from station; $2 per 
 
 day, $7 per week, S2.5 per month. 
 Geo. Barker. — Private board. 
 
 Apopka, Oraiig'e Co., Florida. — Station on Florida Central and 
 Peninsula R. R. and on Florida Midland Ry. ; population, 500; 900 
 persons get mail at post-office; money-order office; Southern Express 
 office; telegraph; near Lake Apopka, second largest lake in the State; 
 Clay spring, a beautiful natural spring, 3 miles distant; good hunting 
 and fishing ; hilly. 
 
 W. T. Berry, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 R. C. "Waters, Agent, Florida Midland Railway. 
 
 Lake House. — G. W. Goode, Proprietor. Accommodates 40. (Winter House.) 
 
 Central Hotel. — H. H. Derby, Proprietor. One and one-half blocks from stations. 
 
 Accommodates 20; $1.75 per day, S6 per week, S24 per month. 
 Scott House.— Mrs. J. P. Scott. Accommodates 20; fl.oO to $2 per day, special by week 
 
 or month. 
 Morgan House.— Mrs. Morgan, Proprietor. Accommodates 25 ; SI .50 to S2 per day. 
 
 Arcadia, De Soto Co., Florida. — On the C. H. Division of the 
 Florida Southern Ry. ; population of the community, 2000 ; telegraph 
 and Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 The Arcadia Hotel. — Ten rods from station ; will accommodate 100. 
 
 Armstrong', St. John's Co., Florida.— Station on J., St. A. & H. 
 R. R. 
 
 M. Lopez. — Private boarding-house, one-quarter mile from the station. Accommodates 
 
 10 ; f 1 per day, 54 per week, Jfl4 per month. 
 James Masters will give information. 
 
 Astatula, Lake Co., Florida.— On Little Lake Harris; Tavares, 9 
 miles distant, is nearest money-order post-office, telegraph and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office ; high ; healthy ; beautiful lake ; fishing and hunting. 
 
 J. S. Kimball. — Private board ; one-half mile from landing and station. Accommodates 
 
 20; SI. 50 per day, S7.00 per week, S25 per month. 
 J. S. Kimball will give information. 
 
 Astor, Lake Co., Florida.— Station on St. J. & L. E. Div. , Florida 
 Southern Ry., also landing on St. John's River; population, 100 ; telegraph 
 office ; Southern Express Co.'s office ; fine hunting and fishing. 
 
 J.E.Jones, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Astor House. — F. J. Hinson, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day, SIO per week, 
 
 830 per month ; 100 feet from railway station or landing of steamer. 
 St. John's House.— M. L. Huntley, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $1 to S2 per day. 
 
 S4 per week and upwards. 
 
 ALWAYS TRAVEL VIA THE SAVANNAH LINE. 
 
18 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia.— Northern terminus of the mainline 
 of the C. I\. R. of G. ; general offices of the Richmond & Danville 
 R. R. system operating miles of rail and steamship lines; population, 
 70,000 ; one of the livest cities in the Southern country, frequently 
 called "The Chicago of the South;" 12 railroads centering there. 
 
 Kimball House, $2.50 to 35 per day. 
 Markliam House, S2 to S4 per day. 
 The Layden, 198 Peacli-Tree Street. — Mrs. A. J. Lowe. Five blocks from Union 
 
 Depot. Accommodates 100 ; S2.50 to 33.50 per day, $12 to $17.50 per week ; special rates 
 
 by the month. ■ 
 
 Gi'ant House. — Three blocks from depot. Mrs. N. N. Archer, Proprietor ; A. B. Walker 
 
 Manager. Accommodates 80 ; $2 per day, $10 per week, $30 to $35 per month. 
 "Willey House (private board). — M. L. Willey. Three minutes' walk from depot; 
 
 accommodates 50; $1 to $2 per day, $7 to $10 per week, $30 to $50 per mouth. 
 The Bristol, 12 and 14 Lloyd Street. — B.E.Hudson. Accommodates 50; $1.50 per day, 
 
 $5 to $7 per week, $20 to $25 per month. 
 
 Auburn dale, Polk Co., Florida. — Station on the South Florida R. R. ; 
 population of town and neighborhood, 400 ; telegraph and Southern 
 Express office ; nearest money-order office at Lakeland ; boating, bath- 
 ing, fishing, and hunting; beautiful clear- water lakes. 
 
 McLiain House. — Lewis H. McLain, Owner; A. S. Benedict, Manager. Accommodates 
 
 30; near the station ; $2 per day, $6 per week. 
 L.. C. Bowyer, Agent, S. F. R. R. 
 
 Aucilla, Jefferson Co., Florida. — Station on Western Div., F. C. & 
 P. R. R. ; population, 100; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 AV. T. Elmore, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Aucilla House. — Mrs. A. Wolf, Proprietoi'. Accommodates 12 ; $1.50 per day, $4.50 per 
 week, $L8 per month. 
 
 Aug'usta, Richmond Co., Georgia. — On the C. R. R. of Ga., 132 miles 
 from Savannah; a beautiful Southern city of 40,000 inhabitants; famous 
 for its wide, shaded streets; complete system of electric street railways, 
 and all the modern conveniences of a city; beautiful government reser- 
 vation, park, arsenal and barracks. Famous winter resort. 
 
 M. C. Jones, City Ticket Agent; W. C. Gibbes, Ticket Agent, Uuior Depot. 
 Hotel Bon Air. — Situated in Summerville, a suburb, on the heights (known as the Sand 
 
 Hills) ; is a great winter hotel. C. A. Lindsley, Manager. First class in every particular ; 
 
 reached by electric railway or bus; accommodates 400; $4 per day and upward; special 
 
 rates by the week or month. 
 Tlie Arlington. — L. B. Pettyjohn, Proprietor. On Broad Street; accommodates 400; $2.50 
 
 to $4 per day, $12.50 to $25 per week, $35 to $75 per month. 
 Planters' Hotel. — M. H. Camp, Proprietor. On Broad Street; accommodates 100 ; $2 to 
 
 $2.50 per day, $10 to $17.50 per week, $30 to $50 per month. 
 Augusta Hotel.— B. S. Doolittle, Proprietor. Accommodates 200; $2 per day, $10 to $15 
 
 per week, $30 to $G0 per month. 
 Hillside (private board). — Miss E. I. Carmichael, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $2 per 
 
 day, $10 to $15 per week. 
 Sniyser House.— J. T. Holman, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $15 per week. 
 Heard House. — Mrs. Anna T. Heard, Proprietor. Accommodates 50. 
 
 Aurantia, Brevard Co., Florida. — Station on J., T. & K. W. Ry., 
 
 10 miles from Titusville. 
 
 Address A. S. Dicliinson for information. 
 
AUGUSTA, GA. 
 
20 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Avoca, Hamilton Co., Florida.— On the G. S. & F. R. R. ; popula- 
 tion, 50. 
 
 J. K. Mock will give information.. 
 
 Avon Park, De Soto Co., Florida. — Twenty miles from Fort 
 Meade; telephone connection; population of the community about 300; 
 good hunting and fishing. 
 
 O. M. Crosby, room 18, 99 Franklin St., New York, or Avon Park, Fla., will give informa- 
 tion. 
 
 Hotel Herona.— Miss M. E. Whitney, Proprietor. By stage or hotel team from the 
 station; accommodates 75; located on the bank of the Jake; free boats for guests; fl 
 per day, 17 per week, 825 per month. 
 
 Bakersbnrg- (P. O. at Pierson), Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on 
 
 the J., T. & K. W. R. Ry., 4 miles from Seville. 
 
 Mead House.— Four hundred yards from the station. Dr. Mead, Proprietor. Accommo- 
 dates 20 ; f 1.50 per day, fo to $8 per week. 
 
 Baldwin, Duval Co., Florida. — Junction of Southern and Western 
 Divisions, F. C. & P. R. R.; 19 miles from Jacksonville; telegraph; 
 Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 A. B. Clark, Agent, F. C. & P. P.. R. 
 
 W. H. Buprey (private board).— 11.50 per day, $5 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Barberville, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; 
 
 population, 50; Seville 10 miles distant; Southern Express Co.'s office at 
 
 Eldridge, 2 miles. 
 
 J. D. Barber, Agent, J., T. & K. W. R. R. 
 
 Barber's House.— J. D. Barber, Proprietor. Accommodates 10; f 1.50 per day. 
 
 Barco, Levy Co., Floi'ida. — Twenty-four miles from Ocala, 18 miles 
 from Bronson ; 200 get mail at post-office. 
 
 J. S. Pedrick will give information. 
 
 Barnesville, Pike Co., Georg-ia.— Station on the main stem of the 
 C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 3000; location of the Gordon Institute. 
 
 J. O. Walker, Agent, C. E. B. 
 
 Matthew's Hotel.— C. D. Matthews, Proprietor. Fifty yards from the station ; accommo- 
 dates 75 ; S2 per day, $7 per week, $20 to $30 per month. 
 
 Bartow (county-seat), Polk Co., Florida.— Junction of the South 
 Florida Ry. and the Charlotte Harbor Div. of the Florida Southern Ry.; 
 population, 2000; money-order office; Southern Express Co.'s office; 
 telegraph office; centre of the phosphate region of South Florida; 6 
 plants now in operation within 5 miles of Bartow ; 5 churches; substan- 
 tial brick college (Summerlin Institute); good hunting and fishing; Kis- 
 singen spring about 4 miles distant. 
 K. Gamble, Superintendent. Florida Southern Ey. ; D. E. Freeman, Agent, S. F. R. R. ; 
 
 J. G. Torrey, Agent, F. S. Ry. 
 Carpenter House.— J. A. Armstead, Proprietor. Half mile from the station by hack . 
 
 accommodates 100; $2 to $3 per day, $10 to $15 per week, $40 to $60 per month. 
 Wright House.- J. C. Wright, Proprietor. Accommodates 50 ; $2 per day, $10 per week. 
 Orange Grove Hotel.— Ph. Dzialyuski, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day, $10 
 
 per week. 
 Bartow House.— B. C. Pate, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $1.50 per day, $7 per week, 
 
 $20 per month. 
 
 THE rilSTEST rslSSEXGBR STE^MSHIJPS 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 21 
 
 Bartow Junction, Polk Co., Florida.— Junction of main line and 
 Bartow Branch of South Florida R. E.; population, 20; telegraph; South- 
 ern Express Co.'s office; nearest nione3'-order office, Bartow. 
 
 W. A. Wescott, Agent, S. F. E. E. 
 
 A. H. Zachry. — $1 per day, $5 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Bay City, Hernando Co., Florida.— Station on Pemberton Ferry 
 Branch S. F. R. R. ; Lacoochee River 100 yards from the station ; good 
 fishing; sulphur springs near by; population, 50; Southern Express 
 Co.'s office at Macon, distance 4 miles; telegiajih office at Pemberton, 
 52 miles. 
 
 J. p. McCall (private board).— Three-qiiaiter mile from tbeslatlou; accommodates 12; 
 $1.50 per day, f5 per week, $20 per mouth. 
 
 Bay Port, Hernando Co., Florida. — On Weekiwochee River and 
 Gulf of Mexico; 17 miles from Brooksville; population, 30. 
 
 Address W. J. Parsons for information. 
 
 Garrason House. — J. N. Garrason, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; $1 per day, $7 per 
 
 week, $25 per mouth. 
 
 Bay View (P. O. name Seven Oaks), Hillsboro Co., Florida. — 
 
 Six miles from Clearwater and 14 miles from Port Tampa; population 
 of the community about 100 ; location of one of the largest lemon 
 groves, and one of the finest nurseries. 
 
 R. D. Hoyt will give information. 
 
 Bay View House.— James McMulien, Proprietor; Dr. Bethel McMulleu, Manager. 11.50 
 to $2 per day. 
 
 Beauclerc, Duval Co., Florida.— On St. John's River, 10 miles from 
 Jacksonville. 
 
 N. D. A. SaAvyer will give information. 
 
 Belknai>, Bryant Co., Georgia. — Station on the main stem of the 
 C. R. R. of Ga., 39 miles fi'om Savannah ; population of community, 
 250; telegraph office. 
 
 T. B. Moore, Agent, C. E. E. of Ga. 
 
 Moore House, Mikell House, Tliouipsoii House, Southwell House, at $1.50 to 
 $2 per day. 
 
 Belleview, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on Southern Division, F. 
 C. & P. R. R. ; population, 250; money-order office; telegraph office; 
 Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 S. B. Viniug, Agent, F. C. & P. E. E. 
 
 City Hotel.— W. H. Marsland, Proprietor. Accommodates 25 ; $1.50 per d:?y, $7 per week. 
 
 Hotel Belleview. — H. Knight, Proprietor. Accommodates 50. 
 
 Belmont, Hamilton Co., Florida.— On the Suwanee River, 7 miles 
 from Jasper; nearest express office and telegraph office, Genoa. 
 
 W. li. Peeples will give information. 
 
 Belmore, Clay Co., Florida.— (See Wilderness.) 
 
 Benedict, Marion Co., Florida. — Three miles from Reddick, Fla. ; 
 daily stage; population, 100; good school; church services ; mail daily; 
 orange groves. 
 
 Parkview Hotel. — Miss J. W. Hill, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $1 per day, $4 to $7 
 per week; 3 miles from station by stage, or will send carriage upon notice. 
 
 FLYING THE slMERICslX FLslG. 
 
22 SUMMER IK THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Beresford, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. W- 
 
 Ry. ; junction of the main line and De Land Branch ; also, on Lake 
 Beresford (St. John's River). 
 
 li. C. Branning, Agent, J., T. & K. W. K. R. 
 
 Biriniug-liain, Jefferson Co., Alabama. — Situated in the midst 
 of the coal and iron region of Alabama (frequently called the 
 "Pittsburgh of the South"); terminus of the Central R. R. of Ga., on 
 main line of Georgia Pacific Ry., at which point connection is made with 
 all points west and north; population, 40,000; some of the largest and 
 most successful iron furnaces, &c. in the world are located here; fine, 
 large Union Depot. 
 
 Blackshear, Pierce Co., Georg-ia.— Station on the S., F. & W. Ry., 
 
 direct from Savannah ; population, 1000 ; money-order, telegiaph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s oflices; good and healthy locality; good farming 
 country suri-ounding. 
 Brown House.— Mrs. Allen Brown, Proprietor. Near the station; accommodates 50; S2 
 
 per day, $5 to §^7 per week, $15 to $25 per month. 
 McMillan House.— Mrs. Mary McMillan, Proprietor; W. L. McMillan, Manager. Near 
 
 the station ; accommodates 30 ; $2 per day, 95 per week, $16 per month. 
 
 Blaiitoii, Pasco Co., Florida. — Station on Orange Belt Ry. ; popula- 
 tion, 50 ; Southern Express Co.'s office ; nearest telegraph or money- 
 order offices, Dade City or San Antonio. 
 Blocker House.— F. E. Blocker, Proprietor. Accommodates 10; SI per day, H per week, 
 
 $15 per montli. 
 F. E. Blocker, Agent, O. B. Ry. 
 
 Bloomfield, Lake Co., Florida. — On the south side of Lake Harris; 
 by steamer from Leesburg, and telephone connection with Leesburg ; 
 population of the community, 250 ; numerous fruit and vegetable farms ; 
 good hunting and fishing. 
 
 Geo. J. King will give information. 
 
 Howerton House.— Mrs. M. Howerton, Owner; Geo. J. King, Manager. Accommodates 
 
 20 ; U.^0 per day, S6 per week, $22 per month. 
 "Warner House.— Miss Lydia Warner, Proprietor. Accommodates 25 ; $2 per day, $6 per 
 
 week, $20 per month. 
 
 Blue Springs (same as Juliette), Marion Co., Florida. 
 
 Bluff Springs, Escambia Co., Florida.— On L. & N. R. R. and 
 
 Escambia River; population, 500; telegraph; Southern Express Co.; 
 rolling country; spring water. 
 
 H. D. Markley will give information. 
 
 King James Hotel.— J. A. Jellison, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $1.50 per day, $4.50 
 per week, $16 per montli. 
 
 Boardman, Marion Co., Florida.— On the F. S. Div. of the J., T. & 
 
 K. W. system ; population, 200 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s 
 offices. 
 
 C. Iiivers, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Bostwick, Putnam Co., Florida.— Station on J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; 
 
 telegraph; Southern Express Co. and money-order office at Palatka, 9 
 
 miles distant. 
 
 W. A. Crandall, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 
 ^Ee SauonRaE ^ine. is prepared fo 
 
Sr.MMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 23 
 
 Bowling- Green, De Soto Co., Florida — On the Charlotte Harbor 
 Division, Florida Southern Ry. ; population of community, 300 people ; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 A. D. McKinney, Agent, F. S. Ry. 
 
 Bryant House.— A. A. Bryant, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; S1.50 per day, $3 to 85 
 per week, Jflo to S20 per month. 
 
 Braideutowu, Manatee Co., Florida. — A landing on the south 
 bank of the Manatee River, about 6 miles from its mouth ; in the midst 
 of a great vegetable and orange producing country ; hunting and fishing ; 
 oysters and clams ; shell mounds ; old ruins ; population of the com- 
 munity, 300 ; money-order and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; nearest 
 telegraph office, Tampa, 36 miles. 
 
 Address A. T. Cornwell or C. P. Fuller for information. 
 
 Carr's Restaurant and Hotel. — Accommodates 30 ; $1.50 to S3 per day, |12 per week, 
 
 $40 per month. 
 Patten House. — W. C. Patten, Proprietor. Accommodates 2.5; f2 per day, §10 per week, 
 
 $35 per month. 
 Duckwall House. — Mr.s. S. J. Duckwall, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $2 per day, SIO 
 
 per week, $.30 per month. 
 
 Brandon, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— Station on Tampa Division, F. 
 
 C. & P. R. R. ; Southern Express Co. ; Seflfner, 2J miles distant, is nearest 
 money-order and telegraph office. 
 
 V. M. Brandon will give information. 
 
 Branford (or New Branford), SuAvanee Co., Florida.— Station 
 on S., F. & W. Ry., also on the Suwanee River ; take S., F. & W. Ry. 
 from Savannah, Ga. direct; population, 500; money-order office ; South- 
 ern Express Co. ; telegraph ; good drives ; boating, hunting, and fishing. 
 
 D. E. Horn or Ivey Bros. & Co. will give information. 
 
 Branford House. — Mrs. J. H. Horn, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; S2 to $3 per day, 
 
 $7 to $10 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Bristol, Liberty Co., Florida. — On the east bank of the Apalachicola 
 River; nearest railroad station. River Junction, 20 miles; population 
 of the community about 50U. 
 
 John D. McAliley will give information. 
 
 C. W. Blunt. — Private boarding-house; one-half mile from the landing. 
 
 Bridg-eport, Putnam Co., Florida. — Landing on St. John's River; 
 nearest railway station and telegraph office, Bostwick, 4 miles. 
 
 V. B. Webb or .Jacob Hochstrasser. — Private boarding-houses. 
 .T. A. Bougliton will give information. 
 
 Bronson (county-seat), Levy Co., Florida. — Station on Cedar Key 
 Division, F. C. & P. R. R. ; near Gulf Hammock ; good hunting ; 
 large and small game. 
 
 T. W. Shands.— Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Oak Grove Hotel.— Mrs. M. J. Quell, Proprietor. Accommodates 25 ; $2 per day, $7 per 
 week, $18 to $22 per month. 
 
 Kandfe: freigHt more: promptftj {han otfiers. 
 

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26 SUMMER IX THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Brooks ville, Hernando Co., Florida.— Station on the Florida 
 Southern Ry. ; population, GOO ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s offices ; high, rolling country, mostlj^ rich hammock. 
 
 I. M. Cox, Agent, F. S. Ry. 
 
 W. E. Liiw will give information. 
 
 Hernando Hotel.— W. J. Turner, Proprietor. One-half mile from station by free bus; 
 
 accommodates 7.5 ; $2.50 per day, $8 to fl4 per week. 
 Central Hotel.— Mrs. C. M. Nevitt, Proprietor. Accommodates 30 ; free bus ; 82 per 
 
 day, special by tbe week or month. 
 And numerous boarding-houses, at $3..50 to So per week. 
 
 Brnnsvviok, Glynn Co., Georg-ia.— Southern terminus of the B. & 
 W. R. R. and E. T., V. & G. R. R. ; reached from Savannah direct 
 via S., F. & W. Ry. and Waycross or Jesup ; population, 10,000 ; all the 
 conveniences of a city ; located on a bay near the Atlantic Ocean. 
 
 J. A. Montgomery, Ticket Agent, B. & W. E. R. 
 
 J. F. Norris, Ticket Agent, E. T., V. & G. R. R. 
 
 The Ogletliorpe.— One block from the station ; livery, telegraph, and other conveniences 
 
 of a strictly first-class hotel ; $4 per day. 
 Central Hotel. 
 Ocean House. 
 Scarlett House. — Mrs. F. L. Oakley, Proprietor, 204^2 Bay Street. Accommodates 40 ; 
 
 §11.50 per day, $7 per week, $25 per month. 
 Mrs. J. Swift. — Private board, 500 G Street ; accommodates 25; reasonable rates. 
 G. M. Hay.— Private board ; $1 per day, $5 to $S per week, $20 to $25 per month. 
 
 Bryceville, Nassan Co., Florida. — Six miles north of Baldwin ; 
 population, 150. 
 
 Private boarding-bouses, at $12 to $20 per month. 
 R. B. Brown will cheerfully give information. 
 
 Buffalo Bluff; Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & 
 
 K. W. Ry. ; poi^ulation, 60. 
 
 Camilla, Mitchell Co., Georg^ia.— Station on the S., F. & W. Ry.; 
 
 between Albany and Thomasville ; population, 1100; money-order, tel- 
 egraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 \V. W. Cullens', Agent, S., F. & W. Ry. 
 
 Hotel Georgia. — W. A. Hurst, Proprietor. Accommodates 75; $2 per day, $8 per 
 
 week, S25 per month. One-half mile from the station. 
 Daniel's House.— Miss Janie Spence, Proprietor. $2 per day, $6 to $7 per week, $25 
 
 per month. 
 Mrs. J. Ellis.— Private board; $1 per day, $7 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Canipville, Alacliua Co., Florida. — Station on the Southern Division, 
 F. C. & P. R. R. ; 100 people get mail at the post-office ; nearest money- 
 order office, Hawthorne, 5 miles. 
 
 J. A. Steele, Agent, F. C. & P. E. R. 
 
 Cauipville House.— Mrs. Hall, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $1 per day, $12 per 
 month. 
 
 Candler, Marion Co., Florida. — Station on the Florida Southern Ry. ; 
 population, 225 ; Southern Express Co.'s office ; telegraph office; nearest 
 monej'-order post-office, Ocala, 15 miles. 
 
 H. W. O'Neil, Agent, F. S. Ry., or A. D. Moore, will give information. 
 
 D. C. Kennarrt.— Private board. Accommodates 15; $1 per day, $5 per week, $20 per 
 
 month ; 100 yards from station. 
 M. M. t,eigli.— Private board. Accommodates 20; $1 per day, $5 per week, $20 per 
 
 month; 100 yards from station. 
 
 TICKETB IMCILUDE ME A3LB AWB) BEKTH* 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 27 
 
 Cedar Key (P. O. name Cedar Keys), Levy Co., Florida.— On the 
 
 Gulf; the terminus of the C. K. Division of the F. C. & P. Ry. ; pop- 
 ulation, 1200; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s 
 office ; fine bay for fishing and sailing ; abundance of game near by. 
 
 R. M. Dozier, Agent, F. C. & P. Ey., or E. J. liUtterloli, Agent, Cedar Key Town Co., 
 
 will give information. 
 Schlimer House.— N. Schlimer, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $10 per 
 
 week, $40 per month. 
 Bettelini House. — A. Bettelini, Proprietor. Accommodates 20 ; $2 per day, SIO per 
 
 week, J30 per month. 
 Magnolia House.— I. H. Sutton, Proprietor. Accommodates 1.5; $1.50 per day, $.5 per 
 
 week, $15 per month. 
 
 Center Hill, Siiniter Co., Florida. — Station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. Div. of the J., T. & K. AV. system ; population, 200 ; money-order, 
 telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office; fine orange groves; good 
 hunting and fishing. 
 
 K. C. Alworth, Agent, F. S. Ey. 
 
 Graud Vie'w Hotel.— G. P. Lovell & Son, Owners. Accommodates 40; one-quarter mile 
 from the station. 
 
 Cerro Gordo, Holmes Co., Florida. — Landing on the Choctaw- 
 hatchee ; nearest railroad stations, Westville and Gary ville, 6 miles ; 
 population, 700. 
 
 Cerro Gordo Hotel. — T. H. Pitman, five miles from the railroad station by mail 
 buggy, and 30 yards from steamer landing. Accommodates 30; $1 per day, $5 per 
 week, $12 per month. 
 
 Charlotte Harbor, De Soto Co., Florida.— On Charlotte Harbor 
 Bay, 3 miles from Punta Gorda ; population, 600 ; nearest money-order, 
 Southern Express, and telegraph offices, Punta Gorda ; good hunting, 
 fishing, boating. 
 
 The Boca-Grande.— A. B. Sibley. $2 to $2.50 per day, $5 to $10 per week, $20 to $30 per 
 
 month; near lauding. 
 Charlotte Harbor Hotel.— Mrs. M. H. Curry. $2 to $2.50 per day, So to 10 per week 
 
 $20 to $30 per month ; near landing. 
 
 Chaseville, Duval Co., Florida.— On the St. John's River, 7 miles 
 from Jacksonville ; population of the community about 300 ; nearest 
 money-order. Southern Express, and telegraph offices at Jacksonville. 
 Dr. A. E. Tyng.— Private board ; 31-50 per day, $10 per week. 
 
 Chattalioocliee, Gadsden Co., Florida. — Same as River Junction; 
 landing on the Chattahoochee River ; station on the F. C. & P., S., F. 
 & W., and P. & A. Railroads; population, 1000; money-order; Southern 
 Express Co.'s office; telegraph office; hunting and fishing. 
 
 Jos. W. Albert, Agent, F. C. & P. and P. & A. Eds. 
 
 Kiverside House.— J. W. Albert, Proprietor. Fifty yards from station ; $2 per day, $7 
 
 per week, $20 per month. 
 Union Hotel. — H. Himson, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; 100 yards from station; $1 
 
 per day. 
 
 XJIVEQXJALED FACILITIES. 
 
28 SUMMER IX THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Cliipley, Harris Co., Georgia.— Station on the S. & AV. Division 
 of the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population about 500 ; money -order, tele- 
 graph, and Southern Express Co.'s office ; beautiful mountain scenery ; 
 near Pine Mountain ; 5 miles from White Sulphur Springs ; 12 miles 
 from Warm Springs ; in the midst of a fine agricultural and fruit country. 
 
 B. H. Maynard, Ageut, C. E. R. of Ga. 
 
 Commercial Hotel. — H. C. McKigney, Proprietor. Kear the station; accommodates 30 ; 
 
 SI .50 to $2 per day, special by the week or month. 
 Pursell House.— O. T. Fursell, Proprietor. $1.50 to $2 per day, special by the week or 
 
 month. 
 
 Chipley, Washing tou Co., Florida. — Station on the P. & A. R. R. ; 
 
 population, 800 ; money-order, Southern Express Co.'s, and telegraph 
 
 office ; good hunting and fishing. 
 
 Chipley Hotel. — E. N Dekle, Manager. Three blocks from station; accommodates 60; 
 
 $2 per day, f7 to $10 per week, $20 to $.30 per month. 
 Collier House.— Mre. J. Collier, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; $2 per day, special 
 
 rates by the week or month; 200 yards from station. 
 Numerous boarding-houses at $15 to 825 per month. 
 
 Cliipola, Calliouu Co., Florida. — Twenty-two miles from Marianna. 
 
 Cliuliiota, Orange Co., Florida. — On Lake Mills, 6 miles from 
 Oviedo ; population of the community about 300 ; in the midst of high 
 pine lands; good hunting and fishing; Lake Jesup, Indian River 
 & Atlantic Ry. is now in course of construction. 
 
 Robert A. Mills will give information. 
 
 Appian-Way House.— Mrs. Emeline S. Swartley, Proprietor. $1 per day, $5 per week 
 and upward. 
 
 Cli urchin, Marion Co., Florida. — On Lake Kerr; by boat to Norwalk 
 Landing. 
 
 B. L. Hickman will give information. 
 
 Citra, Marion Co., Florida. — Station on the Florida Southern Ry. 
 and Southern Div., F. C. & P. R. R.; a community of about 800 peo- 
 ple; in the midst of orange groves; money-order office; Southern Ex-- 
 press Co.'s office ; telegraph office. 
 
 O. Hardgrave, Ageut, Florida Southern Ry. 
 J. K. Van Sickle, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Mrs. Pepper. — Private board ; 200 yards from the station ; accommodates 15 ; reasonable 
 rates. 
 
 City Point, Brevard Co., Florida.— Landing on Indian River; nearest 
 railway Station, Titusville. 
 
 A. L,. Hatch, Agent, I. E. S. B. Co. 
 
 Clarcona, Orange Co., Florida. — Station on the F. M., also O. B. 
 Ry. ; nearest money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offi- 
 ces, Apopka, 4 miles. 
 
 L.. A. Smith, Agent, F. M. Ry. 
 
 "Warner House.— C. O. Warner, Proprietor. Accommodates 25 ; $2 per day, $10 per 
 week, $.32 per month ; one-half mile from the station. 
 
 Clayton, Barbour Co., Alabama. — Station on the South-western 
 Div., C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 1100 ; money-order post-office, tele- 
 graph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 S. Mabry, Agent, Central R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Enterprise Hotel.— W. F. Wright, Manager. Accommodates 50; $2 per day; near 
 station. 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 29 
 
 Clearwater Harbor, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— On Gulf of Mexico, 
 and Orange Belt Ry. ; population, 300; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 J. Hope, Agent, Orange Belt R. E. 
 
 Orange Bluflf Hotel. — A. T. Dulton, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $3 to S4 per day. 
 Sea "View Hotel. — Mr. Kamenski, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; 82 per day. 
 Couaniercial Hotel. — Mrs. Scranton, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; 11.50 per day. 
 
 CleriHont, Lake Co., Florida.— Station on the Orange Belt Ry. and 
 the Tavares & Gulf R. R. ; population of the community, 800 ; money- 
 order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 K. "W. Hooks will give information. 
 
 Hotel Clermont.— J. T. Ellis, Proprietor. Fifty yards from the station. Accommodates 
 50; $2 per day, SIO per week, S30 per month. 
 
 Clio, Barbour Co., ^Vlabaiua.— Station on the South-western Division 
 of the C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 200 ; people in the community, 1500 ; 
 Southern Express and telegraph offices ; nearest money-order office, 
 Clayton, 17 miles. 
 A. B. Stephens, Agent, C. P.. R. of Ga. 
 
 McKae House.— Frank McRae, Proprietor. Half mile from the station by hack. 
 .Accommodates 25; SI per day, $3 per week, JIO per month. 
 
 Cocoa, Brevard Co., Flori<la.— Landing on the Indian River; pop- 
 ulation of community, 300 ; Southern Express Co.'s office ; telegraph 
 office ; near the headwaters of the St. John's River ; boating, sailing, 
 fishing, and hunting. 
 
 C. J. Sclioonmaker, Agent, I. R. S. B. Co. 
 
 The Peck House.— Mrs. W. H. Peek. One hundred yards from the landing. Accom- 
 modates 20; 82.50 per day, SIO to S15 per week, 3^40 to $45 per mouth. 
 Delmonico Hotel.— Wm. .Tarvls. Accommodates 20; SI to S2.50 per day. 
 
 Cocoanut Grove, Dade Co., Florida. On Biscayne Bay; nearest 
 railroad station, Juno ; population about 100 ; fine fishing and boating. 
 Biscayne House. — Chas. Peacock, Proprietor. Five hundred yards from steamer 
 landing. Accommodates 50; S1.50 per day, SIO per week, S3o per month. 
 
 ALWAYS TRAVEL VIA THE SAVANNAH LINE. 
 
30 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Columbus, Muscogee Co., Georgia. — A station on the C. R. R. of 
 
 Georgia, Columbus & Rome R. R., Columbus & Western R. R., and 
 the Mobile & Girard R. R. ; a pleasantly-located, enterprising, growing 
 city ; quite a manufacturing centre ; the head of navigation on the 
 Chattahoochee River; population, 20,000. 
 
 B. J. Daniel, Secretary Board of Trade, will cheerfully give information ; also, J. C- 
 
 Haile, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 Rankin House. — G. B. Duy, Proprietor. One-fourtli mile from the station by street 
 
 car or hack. Accommodates 200 ; $2 to $4 per day, $18 to $30 per week, special by 
 
 the month. 
 Central Hotel. — W. A. Daniel, Manager. 
 Vernon House. — E. A. Riddle & Son, Proprietors. 
 BroAvn House. — J. F. Bartlett, Proprietor. 
 Veranda House. — Mrs. C. B. Frazer, Proprietor. 
 Also numerous private boarding-houses, among which are: 
 Mrs. C. L,ary, 21 W. Eleventh Street. 
 William M. Griggs, 20i Eleventh Street. 
 Mrs. Mary E. Lyon, 402 Eleventh Street. 
 
 Conio.— (See Lake Coino.) 
 
 Conaiit, SiHuter Co., Florida. — On the Florida Southern Division of 
 the J., T. & K. W. system ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s 
 offices. 
 
 G. McLiean, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Coiiley (P. O. name Daisy), Tatnall Co., Georgia. — Station on 
 the main stem of the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population of the com- 
 munity about 100 ; the Conoochee River near by affords good fishing. 
 
 J. C. Edwards, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Hotel La Ecliart. — P. Echart, Proprietor, fifty yards from the station. Accommodates 
 50; $1 per day, 85 per week and upward. 
 
 Cook's Hammock (same as Steiuliatcliie), Lafayette Co., 
 Florida. 
 
 Courtney, Brevard Co., Florida. — Population, 300; landing on the 
 Indian River ; nearest railway station, Titusville. 
 E. p. Porcher, Agent, I. R. S. B. Co. 
 
 Crescent City, Putnam Co., Florida. — Located on Crescent Lake, 
 a half mile from Crescent City Landing Station ; population, 1000 ; 
 money-order and Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 W. H. Preston will give information. 
 
 Crescent City Landing Station. — On J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; is the 
 
 station for Crescent City ; boat meets all trains. 
 
 Crown Point, Orange Co., Florida. — Station on the Orange Belt 
 Ry., in the midst of fine orange and vegetable growing country; near 
 Lake Apopka; population of community, 100; nearest money-order, 
 telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices, Oakland, 5 miles. 
 A. M. Minor,— Private boarding. Accommodates 20; Sl.OO per day, $5.50 per week, $12 
 
 per month; 50 yards from station. 
 J. H. C. Maguire, Agent, O. B. Ry. 
 
 TtHlE Si^Wi^lMIi^i^IHl LIINiE STE^HEIKS ^KE TME FIlNiE/To 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 31 
 
 Crystal River (or Crystal), Citrus Co., Florida. — At the head of 
 Crystal River, and on the S. S., O. & G. R. R. ; population of the coni- 
 mnnity about 400 ; 15 miles from Dunnellon ; fishing, hunting, oysters ; 
 only 8 miles from the Gulf. 
 W. S. Paul will give iuformation. 
 The Riverside. — W. S. Paul, Proprietor. 
 
 Tlie "Willis House.— G. T. Willis, Proprietor. At rate $1.50 per day, So per week 
 and upward. 
 
 Cutler, Dade Co., Florida.— On route from Key West to Miami, on 
 
 the Atlantic Ocean. 
 Cypress, Jackson Co., Florida.— Station on the P. & A. R. R.; 
 
 Marianna nearest Southern Express and telegraph office. 
 Dade City, Pasco Co., Florida.— Station on the F. C. & P. and 
 South Florida Railroads ; population of community, 1000 ; money-order 
 office; Southern Express Co.'s office; telegraph office; in the Hill Coun- 
 try of South Florida. 
 J. F. Koberts, Agent, S. F. Ry. 
 D. T. Clement, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Dade City Hotel.— J. A. Delcher, Proprietor. $2 per day, SIO per week, S30 per 
 month. 
 
 Siinnyside Hotel. — Mrs. R. P. Nelson, Proprietor. $1.50 per day, $5 to $8 per week, 
 
 $18 to $30 per month. 
 Davis House. — J. K. Davis, Proprietor. Accommodates 15 ; $1 per day, $5 jier week, 
 
 $20 per mouth. 
 
 Daisy, Tatnall Co., Georgia. — P. 0. name for Couley. 
 
 Dallas, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the F. C. & P. R. R.; 2 
 
 miles from Summerfield. 
 S. Sinith will give iuformation. 
 
 Davenport, Polk Co., Florida. — Station on the South Florida R. R. ; 
 population of the community, 50 ; telegraph office ; the nearest money- 
 order office, Kissimmee, 15 miles ; nearest Southern Express Co.'s 
 office, Haines City, 4 miles ; good sport ; large game — bear, deer, and 
 turkeys. 
 C. G. Doby, Agent, S. F. R. R. 
 
 Dawson, Terrell Co., Georg-ia.— On the South-western Division of the 
 C. R. R. of Georgia ; population, 400 ; money-order office ; telegraph and 
 Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 B. M. Wilson, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 The Farnum.— Mrs. B. M. Wilson, Proprietor. One-quarter mile from the station, in 
 omnibus or carriage ; accommodates 75 ; $2 per day, $10 per week, $30 per mouth. 
 
 Daytona, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., St. A. & H. R. Ry., 
 also on the Halifax River; population, 1500; money-order, telegraph, 
 and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; fine boating, sailing, and fishing ; 
 Atlantic Ocean only 1 mile distant. 
 
 J. N. Treadvvell, Agent, J., St. A. & H. R. Ry., will give information. 
 
 Ocean View House.— Parker & Trainer, Proprietors ; W. H. Trainer, Manager. Accom- 
 modates 150; $3 to $4 per day, special by the week or month. 
 
 Fountain City House.— A. De Wilde. Proprietor. Summer address, Hillsdale, Bergen 
 
 Co., N. J. ; winter address, Daytona ; 83 per day, $12 to $15 per week. 
 
 The Palmetto.— Mrs. M. Hoag, Proprietor. $2 to $2.50 per day, special by the week or 
 month. 
 
 Grand View Hotel.— Mrs. W. S. Herdmau, Proprietor. Accommodates 150; $2 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 
 Halifax House.— C. A. Longe, Proprietor. $1 to $1.50 per day, $5 to $8 per week. 
 
 TICICBKTS I1TCX.XJD03E; MlBEiLLS AITDD 383E3EiT3EI. 
 
O^ Sl'MMEK IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Do Funiak Springs, W.altoii Co., Florida. — Station on the P. & A. 
 R. R. ; poimlation, 100 ; Southern Express Co.'s and telegraph office. 
 
 Hotel Chautauqua ; ; Alabama Hotel ; Cawtliron House ; 
 
 Allegheny House; Crescent Cottage; Indiana House; reasonable rates. 
 West Florida Land Co. will give full information. 
 
 Dekle, Bradford Co., Florida. — Five miles from Lake Butler. 
 
 De Land, Volusia Co., Florida. — Population of the town, community 
 and neighborhood, 2400; station on the J., T. & K. AV. R}'., 6 miles from 
 St. John's River; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s 
 offices ; all city conveniences, and very attractive in itself and its sur- 
 roundings; seat of University ; high, rolling pine land; numerous orange 
 groves. 
 
 I.. E. Spencer, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ey. 
 Carrollton Hotel. G. A. Dreka, Proprietor. 
 Parceland Hotel. — M. H. Parce, Proprietor. 
 Floral Grove Hotel. — A. Seanan, Proprietor. 
 Waverly Hotel. — Mrs. Drake, Proprietor. 
 Hotel Putnam. — G. D. Gould, Proprietor. 
 Magnolia Hotel.— Mrs. Swift, Proprietor. 
 Chandler House. — J. L. Chandler, Proprietor. 
 Pierson House. — M. Pierson, Proprietor. 
 City Hotel.— W. B. Fudger & Co., Proprietors. 
 Olive Branch. — Mrs. Swift, Proprietor. 
 
 At rates of $2 per day and upward. 
 And numerous boarcTing-houses, at $1 per day, SG per week, {F20 per month and upward. 
 
 De Lieon Springs, Volusia Co., Florida. — Station on the J., T. & 
 
 K. W. Ry. ; population of the community, 200 ; telegraph and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office ; formerly an old Spanish settlement ; a boiling 
 spring, sulphur water, discharging 50,000,000 gallons daily; beautiful 
 forest. 
 
 J. H. Kothe, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 Berlin H. Wright will give information. 
 
 De Soto House. — H. C. Harpending, Proprietor. Three-quarter mile from the station 
 by hack; f2 per day, 98 and upward per week. 
 
 Dellwood, Jackson Co., Florida. — Population, 300; near Marianna. 
 
 D. S. Burke will give information. 
 
 Coullette House.— J. P. Coullette, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; $1.50 per day, SS per 
 week, $20 per month. 
 
 Derby, Marion Co., Florida. — Eight miles from Santos; population, 
 60 ; Ocala, distant 10 miles, is nearest post-office ; Southern Express 
 Co.'s and telegraph offices. 
 J. H. DiefenbacU will give information. 
 
 De Soto, Hillsl)oro Co., Florida. — On the west side of old Tampa 
 Bay ; population, 100 ; hotel in course of construction. 
 
 J. F. Blanton will give information. 
 
 Disston City, Hillsljoro Co., Florida. — On Boca Ceiga Bay, mouth 
 of Tampa Bay ; 5 miles from St. Petersburg, which is the nearest money- 
 order office; Southern Express Co.'s and telegraph offices. 
 
 R. Ij. Liocke will give information. 
 
 E. J. Locke.— Private board; fl.50 to $2 per day, $10 per week, $25 per month. 
 G. Fripp.— Private board; 11.50 to $2 per day, $10 per week, $25 per month. 
 
 SOUTHERN PRODUCTS TRANSPORTED PROMPTLY. 
 
34 SlMMRIi IN TIIK WINTER TIMK. 
 
 I>ixon, Santa Rosa Co., Florida. — Seventeen miles from Milit;;in : 
 population, 100. 
 J. W. Baggett, Jr., will give informatiDii. 
 
 Dragein Jimctioii. — (See St. Catliariii*'.) 
 
 Drayton Island, Putuani Co., Florida. — On the St. .Tohn's lliver 
 population, 60 ; nearest money-order office ; Southern J<"xpress Co.'s 
 and telegraph offices at Palatka, o5 miles. 
 
 Dr. Pettitt. — Private board; one-half mile from the landing; accommodates 10; 3^8 per 
 week. 
 
 Diiette, Manatee Co., Florida. — On the ^Manatee River; nearest 
 railroad station, Wauchula, 20 miles; population, 20O. 
 Laban Kawls will give information. 
 
 Dimedin, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— Station on the Orange Belt Ry., 
 also on the Gulf of Mexico ; population of the community, 200 ; money- 
 order office ; telegraph office ; Soiltliern Express Co.'s office ; located on 
 the banks of St. Joseph's Bay, which is 2 miles wide, affording 
 excellent fishing, boating, and Ijathing. 
 
 G. L. McClung, Agent, Orange Belt K. 11. 
 1.. B. Skinner will give information. 
 Arcadia House. — Henry Handy, Proprietor. 
 
 Dunedin House. — Mrs. H. Beckert, Proi)rietor. Accommodates GO ; S-' per day, $10 to 
 S1.5 per week, f20 to $40 per month. 
 
 Diinnellon, Marion Co., Florida. — Station on the S. S., O. & G. 
 
 R. R. ; population of the community, 200 ; 25 miles from Ocala ; tele- 
 graph office ; in the midst of one of the largest i)hosphate districts in 
 the State. 
 
 Messrs. Ijeitner & Griner will give information. 
 
 Kenfro House.— W. W. Lindsay, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; Sl.^O to $2 per day, 
 
 fS per week and upward. 
 Griggs House. — S. L. Harding, Proprietor. Ac<tonimodates '20; SI..50 to S2 per day, ?S 
 
 per week and upward. 
 
 Dupont, Clinch Co., Georg'ia. — Junction of main line and Gaines- 
 ville Branch of S., F. & W. Ry., direct from Savannah ; iwpulation, 
 750 ; splendid hunting and lishing ; attractive localitJ^ 
 
 SuwannoocUee House. — Dr. W. J. Nichols, Proprietor. ?f2 per day, $15 to $.')0 per 
 month. 
 
 Eagle Lake, Polk Co., Floi'ida.. — Station on Bartow Branch, South 
 Florida R. R. ; population of community, 100 ; midst of beautiful lakes. 
 
 W. H. Flowers, Agent, .South Florida R. P., will give information. 
 
 Earleton, Alachua Co., Florida. — West side of Santa Fe Lake; by 
 steamer from Waldo or Melrose ; population of the community about 
 100 ; Santa Fe Lake is 20 miles in circumference ; fine hunting and 
 fishing. 
 
 H. v. Noszky will give information. 
 Private board at rates from $5 to -18 per week. 
 
 Earnestville, Pasco Co., Florida.— Near Abbott. 
 
 THE FASTEST PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS 
 
SrM>rER IX THE WINTER TIME. 35 
 
 Eastlake, Marion Co., Florida.— On the east shore of Lake Weir; 
 station on the Florida Southern Ry. ; situated on a bhiff overlooking 
 Lake Weir, a lake G miles long and 4 miles wide ; population of the 
 community about 100 : Southern Express Co.'s office ; nearest telegraph 
 office at Weir Park ; money-order office at South Lake Weir. 
 
 E. r. Carpenter will give information. 
 
 Eastlake House. — E. F. Carpenter, Proiirietor. .Summer address, Spencer, Mass. Accom- 
 modates 25; f2 per day, $S to SIO per M-eek. 
 
 Kail Gallie, Brevard Co., Florida.— Landing on the Indian River; 
 population, 300 ; Southern Express Co.'s office ; telegraph office. 
 
 J. H. Smith, Agent, I. R. Steamboat Co. 
 
 Trutter House. — Wm. Trutter, Proprietor. Near the landing; accommodates 50; $2 jier 
 day, $'J to f l.T per week, $25 to $50 per month. 
 
 Eden, Brevard Co., Florida. — Landing on the Indian River; popula- 
 tion, 175; great pineapple section. 
 
 T. E. Richards will give information. 
 
 Edwards, Gadsden Co., Florida.— Seven miles west of Quincy, and 
 4 miles from 3It. Pleasant ; population of the community about 200. 
 
 Private boarding-houses, aljout f6 per week. 
 W. W. Edwards will give information. 
 
 Egleston Heights, Duval Co., Florida.— Station on the J., M. & P. 
 Ry., 4^ miles from .Tacksonville ; seat of the Inskip Memorial Camp- 
 Meeting and Chautauqua Society ; to be the Ocean Grove of Florida. 
 
 0. H. P. Champlin will give information. 
 
 Hotel Egleston. — 0. H. P. Champlin, Owner. Summer address, Ocean Grove, N. J. 
 Frank & Adams, Managers. SI. 50 to $2 per day, $8 to SIO per week, $25 to $oO per 
 month. 
 
 Eliren, Pasco Co., Florida.— On O. B. Ry., 22 miles north of Tarpon 
 Springs ; population of community, 200 ; clear-water lakes ; fishing and 
 hunting; turkey. 
 
 W. A. Badgley will give information. 
 
 E. C. Cooper or Mrs. Tucker. — Private board ; SI per day, $.^.50 per week. 
 
 Eldridg-e, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; 
 population about 50 ; Southern Express Co."s office ; Pierson, distance 
 2 miles, is nearest telegraph office. 
 
 E>. F. Morrison will give information. 
 
 Electra^ Marion Co., Florida.— Near the ()cklawaha River; nearest 
 railroad station. Weir Park, 7 miles distant; a community of 60. 
 
 1. C Pillaiis will give information. 
 
 Ellaville, Madison Co., Florida.— On the Suwanee River; station on 
 the Suwanee River Ry. ; poijulation, .350; money-order office; Southern 
 Express Co.'s office ; telegraph office. 
 
 W. R. Hines, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Lester House. — Mrs. M. E. Lester, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; 150 yards from tlie 
 station ; I1.5U per day, $5 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 FLYING THE AMERICAN FLAG. 
 
36 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Elleiitoii, Mauatee Co., Florida. — Head of navigation on the Manatee 
 River; population of the community, 250 ; fine fishing and saiHng; quail 
 and other small game in abundance. 
 
 E. B. I'atton will give information. 
 
 Private boarding-houses at rates of $1.50 per day, % per week and upward, by Mrs. 
 Paddleford or Mrs. Nicliols. 
 
 Ellerslie, Pasco Co., Florida. — Station on the Pemberton Ferry Branch 
 of the South Florida R. R. ; phosphate and kaolin near by. 
 M. F. O'Neal, Agent, S. F. R. R. 
 
 Elzey, Levy Co., Florida. — Station on the Cedar Key Division of the 
 
 F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community, 500 ; money-order office 
 . at Bronson ; Southern Express Co.'s and telegraph offices at Otter Creek, 
 
 2 miles distant. 
 
 J. A. Williams, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Elzey House.— R. M. Elzey, Proprietor. Accommodates 15 ; $1 per day, $5 per week, $18 
 per month. 
 
 Emerson, Suwaiiee Co., Florida. — iSIine miles from Bran ford ; popu- 
 lation of community, 100. 
 A. J. Futcli will give information. 
 
 Flitch Hoii.se.— Mrs. A. J. Futcb, Proprietor. Near; accommodates 25; $1 per day, $4 
 per week. 
 
 Emporia, Volusia Co., Florida. — One mile from Eldridge. 
 
 W. T. Wasson or A. li. Baker will give information. 
 
 Liake Hester Hotel. — A. L. Baker, Proprietor. One mile from the station ; accommo- 
 dates 50 ; $2 per day, $8 to 110 per week. 
 
 Enterprise, Volusia Co., Florida. — On Lake Monroe (St. John's 
 River) ; station on the J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; population, 500; money-order, 
 telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices; fine fishing and hunting; 
 sulphur and salt springs ; fine drives. 
 
 F. L. Shaw, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 
 Brock House. 
 
 The Live Oak.— Mrs. T. Harold, Proinietor. Accommodates 20 ; S2 per day, $7 to $10 
 
 per week, $25 to $40 per month. 
 
 Esmeralda, Lake Co., Florida. — An island in Ocklawaha River, com- 
 prising 375 or 400 acres, all in orange groves. 
 
 Mrs. M. L,. Porter, P. M., will give information. 
 
 Estifeniilga, Liberty Co., Florida. — On Apalachicola River, 35 miles 
 from River Junction or Chattahoochee ; population of community, 450 ; 
 Southern Express Company's office ; an attractive location in middle 
 Florida. 
 N. A. W. Eutsay will give information. 
 
 Etoniali, Putnam Co., Florida. — Four miles from Grandin ; popula- 
 tion of the community, 150. 
 
 J. C. Strickland will give information. 
 
 TICKETS INCLUDE MEALS AND BERTH, 
 
38 SIJIMKU IN THK WlNTKi; TIMK. 
 
 Kuclior Anna, Walton ("o., Fl<>ri<la. — Five miles south of Argyle, 
 wliicli is the nearest telesm])li and Southern Express Co.'s otHee. 
 
 C. Harrison will give infoiniation. 
 
 Kufaula, Barbour Co., Alabama. — On the South-western Division of 
 the C. R. R. of (ieorgia; ]iopulation, (iOOO; money-order ottice; telegraph 
 otRce ; Southern Express Co.'s otfices. 
 
 A. H. Stevens, Agent, C. E. E. of Georgia. 
 
 St. Julian Hotel, (1. L. Comei', Proprietor; and Arlington Hotel, John D. Godwin, 
 Proprietor. — $2 per day, SIO per week, f2-5 perruontli. 
 
 Kiirfka, Marion Co., Florida.— On the Ocklawaha River; nearest 
 railway station, Anthony, 15 miles, which is the nearest money-order, 
 telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 B. B. Barnuna will give information. 
 
 K. A. Carlton (private boarding-liouse). — One-lialf mile from the landing; Si per day, S3 
 per weel^, S^12 per montli. 
 
 Eiistis, Ivake Co., Florida.— Station on the Florida Southern Ry. ; 
 population of the community, 2000; money-order office; Southern Ex- 
 l)ress Co.'s office ; telegraph office : on the east shore of Lake luistis. 
 Kobei-t Taylor, Depot Agent, Florida Southern P.y. ; B. F. Adams, City Agent, Floi'ida 
 
 Southern Ey., will give information. 
 The Eustis House ; St. George Cottage ; Ocklawaha House ; Jackson House ; 
 
 Edward's Cottage, at rates from $1.50 to «f2.50 per day, *fO to ifV' per week, t'i) to $45 
 
 per month. 
 
 Evinston, Marion Co., Florida.— On the F. S. Division of the J., T. <k 
 
 K. AV. system ; population, 200 ; telegraiih and Southern Express Co.'s 
 offices. 
 
 Exeter, Suniter Co., Flori<la. — Four miles south of Lake Harris and 
 15 miles from Leeshurg. 
 
 Ij. G. Prescott will give information. 
 
 The AVarreii Sanitarium.— Dr. Warien, of Boston, ;Mass., Physician and Manager; 
 special rates. 
 
 Fairbanks, Alacliua Co., Florida, — On the Cedar Key Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population about 100 ; 7 miles from Gainesville, Flu. 
 
 C H. Furman, Agent, F. C. & P. E. E. 
 
 McKibben's. — .1. (_'. ^k-Kiblien, Pniprietor. $l..50 to $2 per day, S5 to S" per week, 8:2.5 to 
 ■■f30 per month. 
 
 Farnidale, Calhoini Co., Florida. — Twenty miles from St. Andrew's 
 Bay; i:)Opulation, (JO; nearest railroad station, Chiple}-. 
 W. F. Woodford will give information. 
 
 Federal Hill, Clay Co., FUn-ida. — On the St. John's River, also 5 miles 
 south-west of Peoria Station, and 7 miles from Orange Park; small 
 game; some deer; brook fishing. 
 
 Clias. D. Miller will give information. 
 Private board at $1 per day, 1^0.50 to $5 per week. 
 
 Federal Point, Putnam Co., Florida. — Landing on the St. John's 
 River; population of the community about 250; fine fishing and boat- 
 ing; in the midst of many bearing orange groves. 
 
 J. F. Tenney will give Information. 
 
 The Folsom.— Mrs. S. G. Folsoni, Proprietor. $1 to f2 per day, S") to $U> per week. 
 
 THE SAVANNAH LINE IS PREPARED TO 
 
SIMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 39 
 
 Fernandma, Nassau Co., Florida. — Sea-side terminus of the F. C. 
 & P. R. R. ; population, ooOU ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office. 
 
 >:. D. Lukiiibill, Agent, F. C. & P. R. K. 
 
 Among the hotels are "The Egmont," "The Florida House," and Mrs. F. R. 
 Sweet's private boarding-house. 
 
 Fig-uliis, Dade Co., Florida. — On Lake Worth; population, 200 ; 
 nearest railway station, Titusville. 
 
 C'ocoanut Grove House. — Near. 
 
 Five Points, Cliambers Co., Alabaiua. — On the S. & W. Division of 
 the C. R. R. of Ga. ; population of the community about 250 ; telegraph 
 and Southern Express Co.'s office; in the midst of a very productive 
 and prosperous country. 
 
 Miss Ira Mooty, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Smith House. — J. H. C. irmilh. Proprietor. Aecomniodatts 25; near the station; SI 
 per day, 84 per week and upward. 
 
 Floral Bliift; Duval Co., Florida.— Station on the .T.. :M. & P. B. 
 R. R. ; 4 iniles from Jacksonville. 
 
 Formosa, Oraug-e Co., Florida. — On the South Florida R. R. ; 2 
 miles north of Orlando. 
 
 r. E. Uosse. — Private board. From $1 per day and SO per week upward. 
 
 F<»rt Faiiuiii (P. O. name Fannin), Levy Co., Florida. — On the 
 
 Suwanee River; 24 miles from Bronson. 
 
 rT. C. 3IcGrew will give information. 
 
 Mrs. McGrevv.- Private board. $\ per day, $5 per week, flS per month. 
 
 Fort Gates, Putnam Co., Florida. — Landing on west side of St. 
 John's River, opposite Fruitlaiid, which is the post-office; 30 miles from 
 Palatka ; a settlement of winter residences and fine hearing orange 
 groves. 
 
 J.Monroe Taylor will give information. 
 
 Fort Mason, Lake Co., Florida. — On the Florida Southern Ry., 
 on ]^ake Eustis ; poi)idation of the community about tiOO ; Eustis, dis- 
 tant 2 miles, is nearest money-order, telegi'aph, and Soutliern Express 
 Co.'s offices. 
 
 J. AV. liee will give information. 
 
 Eake View House. — D. W. King, Pioprietor. Accommodates .50; 100 yards from the 
 station ; $2 i)er day, $1 to flO jier week, |20 to 830 per month. 
 
 Fort Meade, Polk Co., Florida.— Station on the C. H. Division 
 of the Florida Southern Ry. ; population, 400; money -order, telegraph, 
 and Southern Express Co.'s office; telephone to Bartow and Avon 
 Park ; near Peace River ; fine orange groves. 
 
 A. H. Adams, Postmaster, or L. E. "White, Agent, Florida Southern Ity., will give 
 
 information. 
 Adams House. — A. H. Adams, Proprietor. Three-quarter mile from the station l>y 
 
 street-car line; $2 per day, ¥10 per week, special by the month. 
 
 Fort Myers (or Myers), Lee Co., Florida. — Nearest railway station, 
 Pnnta Gorda; poinilation, 300; money-order office. (See Myers.) 
 
 HANDLE FREIGHT MORE PROMPTLY THAN OTHERS. 
 
40 SUMMER IN TlIK WINTER TIME. 
 
 Fort Og'cleu, De Soto Co., Florida. — Station on the Charlotte Har- 
 bor Division of the Florida Southern Ry. ; phosphate works ; fine 
 orange groves near by ; population of the community about 300 ; 
 money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 R. L,. Haines, Ageat, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Jolinson House — W. A. Johnson, Proprietor. One hundred yards from the statioti ; 
 $1 to $2 per day, $5 to $10 per week. 
 
 Fort Reed, Orang-e Co., Florida. — Station on the Sanford & Indian 
 River Division of the South Florida Ry. ; population of the community, 
 250. 
 
 K. H. Wliitner will give infonuation. 
 
 Fort White, Columbia Co., Florida.— Station on the S., F. & W. 
 
 Ry. ; hunting, fisljing, and plenty of quail ; phosphate lands ; 2 rivers 
 near by ; population, 500 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express 
 Co.'s offices; phosphate; good hunting and fishing. 
 
 Ruff House. — T. J. Ruff, Proprietor. Four hundred yards from the station; $2 per 
 
 day, $10 per week, $80 per month. 
 Bardin House. — B. T. Bardin, Proprietor. One hundred yards from the station ; $2 
 
 per day, $10 per week, $30 per month. 
 "Weeks House H. M. Weeks, Proprietor. $1 to $1.50 per day, $5 per week, $20 per 
 
 mouth. 
 
 Francis, Putnam Co., Floi'ida. — Station on the Florida Southern Ry., 
 5 miles from Palatka. 
 
 J. H. Hickenlooper, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Mrs. C. Zeigler. — Private board; $3 per week, $12 per month. 
 
 Frankland, Alachua Co., Florida. — Twelve miles from High Springs. 
 
 David. C. Beecli will give information. 
 
 Fruit Cove, St. John's Co., Florida.— On the St. John's River; 
 population of the community, 120. 
 
 William Peet will give information. 
 
 Fruitland, Putnam Co., Florida. — Landing on the St. John's River; 
 population of the community about 100 ; nearest railroad station, Hunt- 
 ington, (i miles. 
 S. R. Causey will give information. 
 
 Fruitland House.— Mrs. E. E. Austin; 200 yards from the landing; $2 per day, $10 
 per week, $30 per month. 
 
 Fruitland Park, [Lake Co., Florida. — ^Station on the Florida South- 
 ern Ry. ; high, rolling pine land ; 20 clear-water lakes near by ; pop- 
 ulation about 300 ; 4 miles from Leesburg. 
 
 W. A. Herring, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 F. M. Buck or E. W. Kline. — Private boarding; one-fourth mile from the station; 
 $1 to $1.50 per day, $5 to $7 per week, $20 to $25 per month. 
 
 Fulton, Duval Co., Florida. — Landing on the St. John's River, 12 
 miles from Jacksonville. 
 
 William Fisher will give information. 
 
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 SUMMKi; IN TI[K WINTKI! TIMK. 
 
 Oabriella, Orange Co., Florida. — Station on the East Fla. & A. 
 R. R., 6 miles east of Winter Park, and 5 miles from Oviedo ; beautiful, 
 rolling, high pine land ; numerous clear-water lakes and young bear- 
 ing orange groves. 
 
 Sherinaii Adams will give in foiiuatJKii. 
 
 Gainesville (county-seat), Alaclina Co., Florida. — Station on the S., F. 
 & W. and F. C. & P. Railroads ; population, 5000 ; money-order, telegraph, 
 and Southern Express Co.'s offices — in fact, all the conveniences of a 
 city; the seat of the East Florida Seminary and State ^lilitary Insti- 
 tute ; good fishing and hunting ; good drives. 
 
 J. A. fcioodwiii, Ticket Agent, Florida Soutlu;rii. 
 
 H. E. Day, Agent, F. C. & P. K. R. 
 
 W. 1». Sheffield, Agent, S., F. & W. K. K. 
 
 Browu House. — Mrs. .Starke, Proprietor; .T. 11. (irahaiu, ^[anayor. AcconiuJodate.s 100 ' 
 S2.50 to W-y per day, :ifl2 to *18 per week, $40 to $60 per month. 
 
 AVliite House.— Mrs. D. C. Adams, Proprietor. Accommodatas oO; $2 to f2..50 pei- day, 
 .special by the week nr month. 
 
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 i-.A.^i i j,..J,li..i .-J...Ml.NAl;V, .\T l.;.VJNES\JI.l.E. 
 
 Oaiter, Marion Co., Florida. — Nine miles from Leroy; good fishing 
 and hunting ; deer and wild turkey. 
 
 J. H. McCoy will give information. 
 
 G. O. Turner or J. H. McCoy. — Private board at ?4 \tev week and upward. 
 
 Georg-etown, Qnitnian Co., Georgia.— On the South-western Di- 
 vision of the C. R. R. of Ga., 2 miles from Eufaula. 
 
 R. T, Gilbert, Agent, C. P.. I!, of Oa. 
 
 Mrs. Netty Lievvis. — Private board; Sl.uO per day, f7.-50 per week, f25 per month. 
 
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SUMMER IN TIIK WINTER TIME. 43 
 
 Georgiaiuia, Brevard Co., Florida. — Landing on the Indian River, 
 25 miles from Titusville ; population about 200 ; 5 miles below Roek- 
 ledge, and only a short distanc-e to the ocean, with fi-equent communi- 
 cation ^ good fishing, boating, and sailing. 
 
 F. C. Allen, Agent, I. It. S. B. Co. 
 
 Island Home Boarding-Hoiise. — Mrs. P. A. Black, Proiuietor. SL.'iO to $2 per day, 
 97 per week, $25 per inontli. 
 
 Geneva, Orange Co., ri<n'ida. — Located between lakes Harney and 
 Jessup, 9 miles from Oviedo ; population of comnuinity between 300 
 and 400; fishing; orange groves. 
 AV. J. Brockton will give information. 
 
 Calilwell House. — G. F. Caldwell, I'roprietor. S1..")0 to $2 per day, :il^^ to $10 per week, 
 $20 to $:;o per niontli. 
 
 Glencoe, Volusia Co., Florida. — On A. & AV. 11. R.; population of 
 community, 100. 
 
 C. K. HoAvard will give information. 
 
 Glen Ethel, Orange Co., Florida.— Station on the Orange Belt Ry. ; 
 rolling country ; clear- water lakes ; Wekiva River for fishing and hunting. 
 
 C. A. Koot will give information. 
 
 G. A. Michael. — Private board; one-quarter mile from the station. Accommodates 25 ; 
 fl per day, ii-5 per week, special by tlie month. 
 
 Glen St. Mary, Baker Co., Florida. — Station on the AVestern 
 Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population, 300; money-order, tele- 
 graph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices at McC'lenny, 22- miles. 
 
 Glenwood, Volusia Co., Florida. — Station on the J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; 
 
 telegi'aph and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; population of the com- 
 munity about 200; surrounded by several large orange groves. 
 
 S. J. "Waits, Agent, J., T. & K. W. R. It. 
 
 Hotel Delano. — Mrs. W. B. Hall, Proprietor. Accommodates ;!0; (iiie-iiuartcr mile from 
 the station ; $1 per day, $G iier week and upward. 
 
 Goodwater, Coosa Co., Alabama. — Station on tlie S. c'c W. Division 
 of the C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 1000 ; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s offices ; fine schools ; 4 churches ; good drainage ; 
 fine freestone water. 
 
 J. \V. J. Targai-son, Agent, C. P.. K. of Ga. 
 
 Caldwell House. — A. Caldwell, Proprietor. 
 
 Pope House. — Mrs. C. M. Pope, Proprietor. $2 per day, $7 per week, $I2.")U per month. 
 
 Grace ville, Jackson Co., Florida.— Fourteen miles from Chipley. 
 
 G. B. Yawn will give information. 
 
 Private board; $1 per day, $4.50 per week, $15 per month. 
 
 Gracy, Alachua Co., Florida. — Four miles frojii Xcwuansville. 
 
 li. C. Gracy will give information. 
 
 Grand Island, Lake Co., Florida. — Station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. ; 4 miles from Eustis ; between Lakes Eustis and Yale ; fishing, 
 hunting. 
 
 J. M. Igou will give information. 
 
 The High Pines. — J. E. Wheelock, Projirietor. 81. ''O per day, $7 per week, $25 per 
 
 TPIie @aiva:iiiii£Llri nLiime ©tceaniriieirs aire tine ITiuies^to 
 
'• SIMMKU IN TIIK WlNTI^It TIME. 
 
 (irooii Covo Spriiii-s, Clay Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. 
 
 W. Ky. ; landinj;- on the !St. John's River; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office ; population of the town and neighbor- 
 hood about oOOU; warm sulphur springs; bathing pools; parks; di-ives; 
 good deer, turkey, and bird shooting; fishing and boating. 
 
 T. J. rorkhis, Asoiit, J., T. .t K. \V. Ry., or J. E. L,o\v or Dr. ,T. W. Applegate will 
 
 givo iiironu!\iioii. 
 ClaroiuUm Ilotol — Uiirris .^ Applegate, Proprietors; Dr. J. ^V. Applegate, Manager. 
 
 I'tto luiiulriHl yanls from the station bystreet car; accommodates 200; S;!.50 per day, 
 
 SlT.fiO to S'Jl per wook, special by the month. 
 St, Kliuo — ,T. L. Scott, Troprietor. 
 St. Clair — T. T. Edgertou, I'roprietor. 
 
 Tho OaklaiHl.— Mrs. A. Wiley, Proprietor. All reached by street cars or earriageo. 
 Numerous private boarding-houses, among which are the following : 
 Kivorsido Iloiiso.— P. F. Tyler, Proprietor. 
 Siuiii;; Cottauo.— Mrs. M. N. Moore, Proprietor. 
 C.lyiin Coltaco.— Mrs. D. J. S.allem, Proprietor. 
 Uowarii Cotlasjo — >rrs. .\. G. Lovelace, Proprietor. 
 At valos! of about SIO per week. 
 
 aroeiilaud, Duval Co., Florida.— Stiition on the .1.. St. A. c<c H. R. K., 
 
 near Jacksonville. 
 
 A. Payne will give intbrmation. 
 
 Groeuville, Madi-soii Co., Flori<la.— On the Western Division of 
 the F. C. <fc P. R. R.: population, 800; telegraph and Southern Express 
 Co.'s otlices; tine hunting and tishing: several fine yellow sulphur 
 springs within short ride of the station. 
 J. W. Hauiiuerly, Agent. R C. A P. K. R. 
 
 Private board by Mrs. O. A. Cobb or AV. 1>. <;ritroii: «1.50 per day, ST per week, S20 
 per month and upward, 
 
 Grcemvood, Jat-kson Co., Florida.— Nine miles from Marianna. 
 A. IJ. Kovoly will give information. 
 Str.s. O. C. Irwin (private boardV— Si per day. 
 
 Griswoldvillo, Jouo.s Ct)., Georiria.— On the main stem of the 
 0. R. R. of Cioorgia, miles from .Macon ; one of the highest points on 
 the Central R. R.. between Macon and Savannali : supjilied with freestone 
 water. 
 
 J. K. Van I?ur«Mi. Agent, C. R. R. of Georgia. 
 
 Liberty I.awn — ,1. R. Van Ruren, Proprietor. Si per day, SIO per week,S35 per month. 
 
 Gn>vo City, Do Soto Co., Florida.— On Lemon Bay: nearest railroad 
 station, Punta Gorda. 
 G. II, llafer will give information. 
 
 Gnlf Ilonse — GuR" City Land Co., Proprietor. Accomiuotiates 75: S2 per day, SIO per 
 week, $30 per month. 
 
 Grove Park, Alachua Co., Florida,— Station on the Florida Southern 
 K. R.; population, 100. 
 "\V. O. Pogne. Agent, Florida Southern R. R. 
 Sunnysiilo House —Rev. X. G. Hawley. Proprietor. 
 
 Grover, Suwauoo Co., Florida.— On Siiwanee River. 11 miles from 
 Live Oak. 
 
 ,T, R. Xelks will give information. 
 
 ALWAYS THAVEL VIA THE SAVANNAH LINE. 
 
40 sr.MMKit IX Tin-: winticu time. 
 
 Guerryton, Biilhu-k Co., Alabama.— Oii the S. c^c W. division of tlie 
 
 C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 a. K. Robintsoii, Aiient, ('. II. U. of Ccoi-gia. 
 
 (iiiilford, Bradford Co., Florida.— Six iiiile,s Iroiu Lake JButler. 
 
 .Jacob G. Huberts will give infoniiatioD. 
 
 Ciiilf Hainnio<*k, I^evy Co., Florida.— Nine miles from Otter Creek 
 station ; ilno Imnting for large Lrame; fresh and salt water tishinjT. 
 C B. Wiiigate will give information. 
 
 Gulf Hauiinf>c-k Hotel.— C. B. WiDgate, rroprietor. S'2 per day, SrlO per week, ?:'.') per 
 month. 
 
 Hasreii (P. O. name Lulu), Columbia Co., Florida.— On the G. S. & 
 F. R. R. 
 
 R. C. Gillon will give information. 
 
 Haines City, Polk Co., Florida.— Station on the South Florida i;. K.; 
 population, 100; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office; hoatinu, 
 fishing, and hunting ; turkey, quail, and beai-. 
 A. B. Stroiul, Agent, Sonth Florida R. E. 
 
 Fine Grove Hotel. — Jules Lanieraux, Proprietor. Fifty yards from tlie station. Accom- 
 modates 25 ; S2 per day, $5 per week, 820 per month. 
 
 Halcyondale, Screven Co., Georgia.— Station on the main stem of 
 the C. R. R. of Georgia ; iiopulation of the community about 150; tele- 
 grai)h and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 "W. H. Crawford, Agent, C. 1!. R. of Georgia. 
 
 Newton House. — I). J. Newton, Proprietor. One liuiidred yards from the station ; accom- 
 modates 20 ; $2 per day, |1.5 to 5f20 per month. 
 
 Haniiltoii, Harris Co., Georgia.— On the S. & W. Division of the 
 (,'. R. R. of (Georgia; population, 750 ; money-order, telegraph, and South- 
 ern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 K. B. Gamniel, Agent, (,'. R. R. of Georgia. 
 
 Hamilton Hotel, A. F. Truelt, Proprietor, and the Turner Hou.se, :Miss F. F. Turner, 
 I'roprietor. — f2 per day, S7 per week, $20 per njontli. 
 
 Hammock Kidge, Alachua Co., Florida. — Station on the Cedar 
 Key Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; the home of " The Harmony 
 Club," who have a club-house which will accommodate 40 people (mem- 
 bers only). 
 
 C p. Perry will give information. 
 
 Hampton, Bri'vard Co., Florida.— Station on the Southern Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R., also on the G. S. & F. R. R. ; population, 300 ; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; 3 or 4 lakes within 4 miles, 
 affording good fishing ; also plenty of small game. 
 
 M. N. Blanton, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Hardeeville, Brevard Co., Florida.— Landing on the Indian River; 
 population of the comnumity about 100; good hunting and fishing; 
 deer, bear, and all kinds of birds in abundance ; ducks on the river ; 
 liotel in course of construction. 
 
 W. W. Wintlirop will give information. 
 
 Harlem, Putnam Co., Florida. — Six miles from Baywood ; population 
 of the community, 50. 
 
 THE FASTEST PflSSEJ^GEI^ STEAOISHIPS 
 
SIMMER IN THE WINTER TIME 
 
 47 
 
 Harrison, Washington Co., Florida.— On .'^t. Andrew's Bay ; near- 
 est railroad station, C'liipiey. 
 
 C. J. Demerest will give information. 
 
 New hotel to open September 1st. G. W. Jeiiks, Proprietor. SI to $2.50 per day, S5 to 
 #10 per week. 
 
 Hartland, Brevard Co., Florida.— Landing on the Indian River, 
 10 miles from Melbourne ; ])opiil:ition of the community, 100 ; good 
 fishing and hunting. 
 
 .T. C. Hart.— Private boai'd. f'i per day, % per week and upward. 
 
 Haskell, Polk Co., Florida.— On the Pemberton Ferry Branch of 
 the South Florida R. E.; nimierous lakes. 
 T. A Goode will give inforaiation. 
 
 Hatch's Bend, Liafayette Co., Florida.— On the Suwanee River, 
 miles from Branford ; a community of about 150. 
 
 The Sims House.— J. B. Sims, Proprietor; 2 miles from the landing by hack. $2 per 
 
 day, S^o.aO per week, S20 per month. 
 J. B. Sims will give information. 
 
 Havana, Cuba.— Capital of the island and residence of the governor and 
 all the state officials; population, 300,000; reached by the Plant S. .S. 
 Line ; the steamships " Olivette " and " Mascotte," the greyhounds of the 
 U. S. Marine Mail Service, leaving Port Tampa and Havana three times 
 each week in the winter, and twice in summer, calling at Key West. 
 Passports are not necessary to visit Cuba ; all that is necessary is a 
 certificate, in due form, issued by any notary public, that one is an 
 American citizen, giving residence; this is to be "vised" by the 
 proper Cuban oflicer in order that one may be allowed to leave the 
 island. These certificates can be obtained of ticket agents at Jackson- 
 ville, Sanford, Tampa, or Port Tampa, or from purser on Plant Steamers ; 
 the fee is $1 ; the fee in Cuba is 30 cents. 
 
 Visitors and tourists should have mail, &c. addressed, " Care Lawton 
 Bros., bankers, and agents Plant S. S. Line, No. 35 Mercaderes Street, 
 Plavana, Cuba," who are Americans, and take pleasure in attending to 
 such matters. 
 
 U. 8. currency is taken at full market value by hotels, or Messrs. Law- 
 ton Bros, will exchange Spanish money therefor, allowing highest cur- 
 rent rates. 
 
 Hotels and all parts of the city are reached by public cabs or coupes, 
 which are very numerous, at low rates. The hotel interpreter meets all 
 ships on arrival and attends to details. 
 
 Hotel Pasaje.— Manuel Linares, Proprietor. Accommodates 2i50; 84 to S6 per day. 
 Grand Hotel Roma John Kepko, Proprietor. Accommodates 8.5; 83 to $3.50 per 
 
 day, $14 to S17.50 per week. 
 Hotel Telegrafo.— F. Gonzalez & Co., Proprietors. Accommodates lOO; f2 to S4 per 
 
 day. 
 Grand Hotel Inglaterra.— Quan F. Villaniil, Proprietor; Urbano Gonzalez, Manager. 
 
 Accommodates 300; $3 to «6 per day, 820 to 840 per week, 885 to 8170 per month. 
 Mascotte Hotel.— J. Carbonelle A Co., Proprietors. Accommodates 250; 82.50 to 84 per 
 
 day. 
 Hotel Saratoga.— Mrs. Eosario de Aliart, Proprietor. Accommodates 48; 82 to 83 
 
 per day. 
 Hotel de Francia.— Peter Roig, Proprietor; Calderon, Manager. Accommodates fiO : 
 
 81.50 to 82 per day, 845 to 860 per mouth. 
 Henry Fisher, 55 Havana Street.— Boarding-house; 82 per day, 851 per month. 
 
 FUYIflG THE flmEI^ICAN piiflG. 
 
48 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Hawthorne, Alachua Co., Florida. — Station on the Florida South- 
 ern Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system, also on the Southern 
 Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community, 600 ; 
 money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; numerous 
 orange groves ; 3 miles from magnesia springs ; good boating, hunting, 
 and fishing. 
 
 J. M. Craig, Agent, F. S. R. R. 
 
 C. M. Haile, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Commercial Hotel.— W. S. Moore, Proprietor. $2 per day, $20 to $40 per month. 
 Hawthorne House. — J. M. Berkstresser, Proprietor. $1.50 per day, $5 per week, $16 
 to $a0 per month. 
 
 Heginaii, Pasco Co., Florida. — P. O. name for Abbot, Florida. 
 Heidtville, Marion Co., Florida. — Five miles from Leroy. 
 
 J. W. Jordan will give information. 
 
 Hermitage, Gadsden Co., Florida. — Near Mt. Pleasant. 
 
 Hernando, Citrus Co., Florida. — Station on the S. S., O. & G. R. R., 
 
 on Lake Tslapopka ; population of the community, 200 ; good boating 
 
 and fishing. 
 
 W. G. Craft will give information. 
 
 J. E. Westbrook. — Private board; $1 per day or $12 per month. 
 
 Herndon, Burke Co., Georgia. — On the main stem of the C. R. R. 
 
 of Georgia. 
 
 Herndon Hotel. — J. B. Joues, Proprietor. Fifty yards fioni the station ; accommodates 
 20; $1.50 per day, $15 per month. 
 
 Highland, Clay Co., Florida. — Station on the Southern Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population, 300 ; telegraph and Southern Express 
 Co.'s offices. 
 
 H. C. Wlmbleton, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Palmetto House. — Hippie & Co., Proprietors. Accommodates 20; $1 per day and 
 upward. 
 
 Highland Park, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. 
 
 W. Ry. ; Glenwood, distant 2 miles, is nearest telegraph and South- 
 ern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 D. B. nibben will give information. 
 
 Hilliard, Nassau Co., Florida. — Station on the S., F. & W. Ry. ; take 
 S., F. & W. direct from Savannah ; population of the community, 500 ; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s oftice. 
 
 H. J. Davis will give information. 
 
 Stewart House. — G. T. Stewart, Proprietor. Aopommodates 25 ; $2 per day, $10 per 
 week, $25 per month. (Hotel temporarily closed.) 
 
 Hollister, Putnam Co., Florida. — Station on the F. S. Ry. Division 
 of the J-, T. & K. W. S3^stem; population of community about 200; 
 Southern Express Co.'s oftice ; nearest telegraph and money-order 
 offices, Interlachen. 
 
 T. W. Ralpli, Agent, Florida Southern R. R. 
 
 Mrs. J. Ralph. — Private board; 75 yards from the station; $1 per day, $6 per week, 
 $15 per month. 
 
 SOUTHERN PRODUCTS TRANSPORTED PROMPTLY. 
 

 
 
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50 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Holly Hill, Volusia Co., Floi-ida. — On the west bank of the Halifax 
 River, near Daytona, Florida ; population of the community about 100. 
 H. A. Carter will give information. 
 
 Holmes, Holmes Co., Florida. — Fifteen miles from Westville. 
 
 Homeland, Polk Co., Florida.— On the C. H. Division of the Florida 
 Southern Ry.; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 T. AV. Anderson, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Homosassa, Citrus Co., Florida.— On the Homosassa River; station 
 on the S. S., O. & G. R. R. ; population of the community about 150 ; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s offices; hunting, boating, and 
 fishing. 
 
 John C. Jenkins will give information. 
 
 Homosassa Inn.— A. E. Willard, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; S3 to $3.50 per day, 
 $15 to $17.50 per week. 
 
 Horti, Bi-evard Co., Florida. — On the Banana River; nearest rail- 
 road station, Titusville ; 2^ miles to ocean beach ; reached by sail boat ; 
 good fishing and game in abundance. 
 J. J. Fox.— Private board. Accommodates 20; $1.50 per day, $8 per week. 
 
 Hudson, Pasco Co., Florida. — On the Gulf of Mexico, 16 miles from 
 Tarpon Springs, and 60 miles from Cedar Key ; reached by boat from 
 Clearwater Harbor ; jiopulation of the community about 500 ; curiosity 
 in way of a boiling spring. 
 
 Moseley House. — M. L. Moseley, Proprietor. Two hundred yards from the station. Ac- 
 commodates about 50; $1 per day, $5 per week, $16 per month. 
 
 Huntington, Putnam Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. W. 
 
 Ry. I population of the community about 300; in the midst of high 
 pine lands, with bearing orange groves ; church, school, and amusement 
 hall; express and telegraph office. 
 
 " Qui-si-sana."— K. B. Huntington, Proprietor. Summer address, Stamford, Connecticut. 
 
 Accommodates 20 ; $2 per day, $7 to $10 per week, $25 to $30 per month. 
 K. B. Huntington will give information. 
 
 Hurtsboro, Russell Co., Alabama. — Station on the S. & W. Divis- 
 ion of the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population, 500 ; money-order, South- 
 ern Express Co.'s, and telegraph office. 
 
 Davis House.— W. T. Davis, Proprietor. $1 per day and upward. 
 Powell House.— S. S. Powell, Proprietor. $1 per day and upward. 
 J. A. Kowland, Agent, C. R. K. of Georgia. 
 
 Hypoluxo, Dade Co., Florida. — South end of Lake Worth; ne^irest 
 railroad station, Titusville ; reached via Indian River Steamers. 
 
 H. D. Pierce will give information. 
 
 lamonia, Leon Co., Florida.— On lamonia Lake, 17 miles from 
 
 Thomasville, Georgia; population of the community about 200; good 
 
 hunting ; duck, geese, woodcock, snipe, and good fishing. 
 
 D. A. Dickson will give information. 
 
 C. P. Davis.— Private board. Accommodates 25 ; $2 per day, $10 per week, $40 per month. 
 
 Iddo, Taylor Co., Florida. — Fifteen miles from Madison, Florida. 
 TICKETS INCLUDE MEALS AND BERTH. 
 
02 SUMMER IN THE WINTIIR TIME. 
 
 IikUsxii Itivcr. — This is a most remarkable stream — a freak of nature — 
 a stream of water 200 miles long, varying in width from a few yards to 
 8 miles, along the eastern coast of Florida, fed by inlets from the 
 Atlantic, and all along the coast only a short distance from the ocean, 
 at some points the ocean being only a few yards distant, while at 
 others it is 3 to 5 miles. Well known to all Florida visitors, affording 
 splendid aquatic sports and good hunting. 
 
 G, ». Ackerly, (>. P. A., J., T. & K. W. system, Jacksonville, Florida; C. H. Bent, 
 Superiiitendeut, I. li. S. B. Co., Titusville, Florida; K. P. Paddison, Manager, East 
 Coast Transportation Co., Titusville, will give information. 
 
 ludiaii Spring's, Lake Co., Florida. — Three miles from Mt. Dora ; pop- 
 ulation of the community about 100. 
 
 Waltei' Addison. — Private boarding; fl.50 per day, $1S per month. 
 W. K. Clark will give information. 
 
 Tiitcrlaclicii, Putuain Co., Florida. — On the Florida Southern Ry. 
 Division of the J., T. & K. W. system ; population of the community 
 about 500 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office ; 
 in the midst of bearing orange groves ; 2 beautiful lakes ; high, roll- 
 ing land. 
 
 C. A. Brush, Agent, Florida .Southern Ry. 
 
 Hotel Interlaclien.— Interlachen Winter Resort Co., Proprietor; Charles R. Knapp, 
 
 :SIanager. One block from the station; accommodates T.t ; J2 to 12.50 per day, IS to 
 
 112 per week, $30 to JfiO per month. 
 The Lagonda. — F. S. Roberts, Proprietor. 
 The Lake View. — L. A. Ross, Proprietor. 
 A. Chase (private board). — $6 to flO per week. 
 
 Inverness, Bullock Co., Alabama. — Station on the Savannah & 
 Western Division of the C. R. R. of Georgia; 9 miles from Union 
 Springs ; population of the community, 100 ; telegraph and Southern 
 Express Co.'s ofhoe ; in the midst of a good farming country. 
 
 W. R. Walker, Agent, C. R. R. of Georgia. 
 
 McKinnou House. — Mrs. 8. McKinnon, Proprietor. Accommodates 10; S2 per day, 
 special by the week. 
 
 lola, Calhoun Co., Florida. — On the Apalachicola River; popula- 
 tion of the community about 200 ; good hunting and fishing. 
 
 Day & Puckett will give information. 
 
 The Chipola. — W. E. Puckett, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day, $10 per 
 week, $20 per month. 
 
 Tona, Clay Co., Florida. — Six miles from Starke; population of the 
 community about 100. 
 
 J. C. Blanchard will give information. 
 
 Mrs. J. Howe.— Private board; $1 per day, '$5 per week, $15 to $18 per month. 
 
 Island Grove, Alachua Co., Florida. — Station on the Southern 
 Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community 
 about 500 ; duck shooting, fishing, and boating ; large bearing orange 
 groves. 
 
 B. r. Carson, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Island Grove House.— W. H. Cassels, Proprietor. $1 per day, $4.50 per week, $12.50 
 
 per month. 
 Meadford House.— M. D. Meadford, Proprietor. 81 per day, $4.50 per week, $12 per 
 
 month. 
 
 ALWAYS TRAVEL VIA ThE SAVANNAH LINE. 
 
54 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Island Lake, Orange Co., Florida. — On Orange Belt Ry. 
 
 Izag'ora, Alaohiia Co., Florida. — Landing on the Choctawhatchee 
 River, 12 miles from Caryville. 
 
 Jacksonville, Duval Co., Florida. — Situated on the St. John's River, 
 24 miles from its mouth ; population, 25,000 ; the metropolis of the State ; 
 headquarters for supplies ; terminus of eight railways ; the Union Pas- 
 senger Station is the station at which passengers via The Savannah 
 Liine arrive on the Savannah, Florida & Western Ry., and from which 
 trains of the Jacksonville, Tampa & Key AVest Ry. system, the Jackson- 
 ville, St. Augustine & Halifax River Ry., and steamers on the St. John's 
 River leave; through Pullman cars into South Florida, from Savannah, 
 pass through this station in Jacksonville. The Florida Central & Pen- 
 insula R. R. Passenger Station is near by. 
 
 Jacksonville is noted for its excellent, complete, and numerous hotels, 
 among which are many equal in appointment and service to any in the 
 world; has 4 daily papers, 2 morning and 2 evening; street-car lines 
 extend throughout the city ; gas ; electric lights ; water-works, supplied 
 from artesian wells, flowing 5,000,000 gallons per day ; churches of all 
 denominations; 9 banks, with ample capital; fine opera-house. The 
 health of Jacksonville is far above the average. 
 
 Florida Headquarters for The Savannah Line of steamers 
 and the Central R. R. of Georgia are at No. 71 West Bay Street, 
 where our patrons, friends, and the public generally are always welcome, 
 and where information can be obtained, and state-rooms on steamers or 
 berths in Pullman cars, to any point, can be secured. 
 
 W. H. Liucas, Florida Passenger Agent, will take pleasure in giving any information, either 
 by mail or upon personal inquiry, or 
 
 B. K.Price, General Agent, will clieerfully attend to any matters relative to freight. 
 
 The St. James Hotel. — J. R. Campbell, Proprietor ; C. O. Chamberlin, Superintendent. 
 Facing St. James' Park ; has telegraph and ticket office, where full information relative 
 to Florida tours can be obtained, also through tickets to all points North, East, and 
 West; livery connected ; all the appointments of a first-class hotel; accommodates 500; 
 S4 per day, $21 per week and upward. Proprietor's summer address, care Wilder & Co., 
 220 Devonshire Street, Boston. 
 
 "Windsor Hotel. — Mrs. W. Van Hamm, Cincinnati, Ohio, owner ; M. A. Fuller, Manager; 
 on Hogan, Duval, and Adams Streels. $i per day and upward, $21 per week ; first class 
 throughout. 
 
 Everett Hotel. — Mclver A Baker, Proprietors ; on Bay, Forsyth, and Julia Streets; tele- 
 graph and ticket office; livory connected; everything first class; accommod&tes 800 ; f3 
 per day and upward, S17.50 per week and upward. 
 
 The Travelers' Hotel. — Burton K. Burrs, Proprietor ; corner Bay and Clay Streets; ac- 
 commodates 100 ; |2 per day, f 10 per week, $40 per month. 
 
 Carleton Hotel. — Corner Bay and Market Streets. 
 
 The Grand View Hotel. — G. W. Smith, Proprietor; Forsyth and Clay Streets; summer 
 address. East View House, Bethlehem, N. II.; all the modern improvements; accommo- 
 dates 80 to 100 ; $2 to $3 per day, $10 to $17.50 per week, $.3(5 to $70 per mouth and upward. 
 
 The Treniont, — Dodge & Cullen, Proprietors; corner Forsyth and Newnan Streets. 
 
 The Duval. — S. H. Peck, Proprietor; corner Forsyth and Hogan Streets; accommodates 
 100 ; $2.50 to $3 per da;-. 
 
 St. John's Honse.^Mrs. Hudnell, Proprietor; 41 West Forsyth Street; accommodates 100 ; 
 $2 to $2.50 per day, $8 to $12 per week, table board $6 to $7 per week. 
 
 New York House. — B. L. Hearn, Proprietor. Summer address, Atlanta, Georgia; accom- 
 modates GO ; $1.50 per day, $7.50 per week, $25 per month. 
 
 The gciuannab t'"*^ 's prepared to 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 55 
 
 Acme Hotel.-H. A. Burt, Proprietor; 111 West Bay Street; accommodates 100; roomsSO 
 cents to II per day, $2.50 to $5 per week, without board. 
 
 Bettelini Hotel.— No. 16 East Bay Street; accommodates 150 ; rooms 25 cents per night 
 and $1.25 to $2 per weeli. 
 
 Arlington Hotel.— Accommodates 75 ; «1.50 to 82 per day, $7 per week. 
 
 The Warner House.— Cole & Son, Proprietors. Corner Laura and Union Streets ; accom- 
 modates 50 ; S2.50 per day, $10 to »14 per week. 
 
 The Keviere House.— Mrs. Oachus, Proprietor. Corner Ocean and Adams Streets ; accom- 
 modates 35; $7 to $10 per week. 
 
 The Winter Home Boarding-House.-Mrs. Maxey, Proprietor. 92 East Forsyth 
 Street ; $1 per dav, $6 per week. 
 
 The Bristol Hotel.— Mrs. Townseiid, Proprietor. Corner Bay and Liberty Streets ; ac- 
 commodates 45 ; rooms $3 per week. 
 
 Ward House.-Mrs. Ward, Proprietor. Corner Julia and Forsyth Streets ; accommodates 
 20 ; $2 per day.SlO to $14 per week. 
 
 The Oakland Grove House.-Corner Hogan and Ashby Streets; accommodates 15; $l.oO 
 per day, $-5 to $7 per week. 
 
 The Gary House.-Mrs. Gary, Proprietor. 91 We^t Forsyth Street; accommodates 6; 
 board $1 per week, rooms «1.50 per week ; room and board $5 per week. 
 
 The WiUard.— Mrs. Reed, Proprietor. Accommodates 23 ; $2 per day, $7 per week. 
 
 Mrs.M. A. Gould.— Corner Hogan and Union Streets; accommodates 15; $1 per day, 86 
 
 per week. „ 
 
 3Irs. McGowan.-Corner Laura and Beaver Streets; accommodates 20 ; $^ per day, *10 
 
 per week. 
 Mr. J. S.WilUs.-'.G Julia Street; a3Com aolates 7 ; 81 pjr day, 17 per week. 
 Mrs Brovvn.-58 Julia Street; boarding-house ; accommodates 12 ; $3 per week. 
 "" The Charleston.- Accommodates 20; furnished rooms ; 50 cents to $1 per day, $2 to $> 
 
 per week. 
 The Thebeaiit Biillding.-Charles Thebsaut, Proprietor. Corner Forsyth and Newnan 
 
 Streets ; accommodates 20 ; rooms $2 per>eek, 86.50 per month. 
 Mrs. Love,-9a West Adams Street; boarding-house; accommodates 20; «1 per day, «5 per 
 
 Continental Kestaurant.-J. A. Walker, Proprietor. 97 West Bay Street ; accommodates 
 
 50- meals 50 cents; rooms .50 cents, 75 cents, and 81. 
 Marion's Kesta.irant.-33 East Bay Street; accommodates 32; single meals 30 cents 
 
 board bv the week $5. 
 City Dining Hall.— Meals 40 cents ; $5 per week ; accommodates 40. 
 La Belle Kestaurant.-Accommodates 20 ; meals 40 cents, board by the week $6.25. 
 Chinese Restaurant.-Way Lee, Proprietor. 61 West Bay Street; accommodates 40; 
 
 meals 30 cents, board by the week $4. 
 Acme Hotel Restaurant.-J. H. Burt, Proprietor. Accommodates 255; single meal 30 
 
 cents, board by the week $5. „, . , , on 
 
 West End Kestaurant.-D. C. And ress, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; single meal ..0 
 
 cents, $5 per week. 
 The Johnson House.-Mrs. Caburn, Proprietor. Accommodates 3.5 ; 86 to $8 per week. 
 
 Jasper, Hamilton Co., Florida.-Station on the S., F. & W., and 
 
 also on the G. S. & F.; population, 700; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office; Devil's Cave; Sinks of Allapaha River; 
 pear groves. 
 
 Hateley House.-Mrs. Z. Hateley, Proprietor. Two hundred yards from the station 
 
 8-^ ner day, 810 per week, 830 per month. 
 Hamilton House.-Mrs. M. G. Small, Proprietor. $1 to $2 per day, 812 to $20 per 
 
 month. 
 
 Jekyl Island (P.O. at Brunswick, Ga.), Glynn Co., Georgia.— Off 
 
 the coast of Georgia, 7 miles from Brunswick ; this island is the property 
 of a private club. 
 
 S. F. Finney, Secretary, or E. G. Groh, Superintendent, may be addre.ssed for in- 
 formation. 
 
 handle freight more promptlt/ than others. 
 
THE SONG OF INDIAN RIVER. 
 
58 SUMMKK IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Jeiining'S, Haniiltoii Co., Florida. — Station on tlie G. S. & F. R. R. ; 
 
 population of the community about 300. 
 
 Jensen, Brevard Co., Florida. — On tlie Indian River, 2^ miles 
 from Eden ; a community of 35 families ; nearest railroad station, 
 Titusville. 
 
 John Sorensen will give inforination. 
 
 Jessamine, Pasco Co., Florida. — One and one-half miles from Blan- 
 ton, and 5 miles from San Antonio. 
 W. N. Pike will give information. 
 
 Jewell, Dade Co., Florida. — Near Lake AVorth. 
 
 Johnson, Pntnani Co., Florida.— Station on the F. S. Ry. Div. of 
 the J., T. & K. AV. system. 
 
 D. W.^Jolinsoii, Agent, Florida Southern Ey., will give infoiiuation. 
 
 Jonesboro, Clayton Co., Georgia.— Station on the main stem of the 
 C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 1000; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office. 
 
 W. F. Heiat, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Hutchison House. — Mrs. Hutchison, Proprietor. 
 
 Jones Hotel. — Mrs. Georgia Jones, Proprietor. $2 per day. 
 
 Jones ville, Alaclina Co., Florida. — Nine miles from Archer. 
 
 Judson, Levy Co., Florida. — Fifteen miles fi-om Bronson. 
 
 Juliette (P. O. name Blue Spring), Marion Co., Florida.— Station 
 on the S. S., O. & G. R. R. ; population of the community, 150; 20 miles 
 from Ocala, is nearest money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express 
 Co.'s office ; heart of the phosphate region, and head of Blue Springs. 
 
 Juno, Dade Co., Florida. — At the head of Lake AVorth, and southern 
 terminus of the Jupiter & Lake AA''orth R. R. ; telephone, connecting 
 with telegraph at Jupiter. 
 
 Juno Hotel. — Washington Jenkins, Proprietor. 
 
 Lake View.— E. Peterson, Proprietor. 11.50 per day, $5 per week, $20 per month and 
 
 upward. 
 A. M. Field, Agent, J., L. & W. R. R. 
 
 Jupiter, Dade Co., Florida. — At the mouth of the Indian River, 
 on Jupiter Inlet ; northern terminus of the Jupiter & Lake Worth R. R. ; 
 reached via Indian River; population of the community about 50; 
 telegraph office ; good fishing and hunting, and excellent winter climate, 
 for all of which it is celebrated the world over. 
 J. S. Matheson, Agent, I. R. S. B. Co. 
 Vaill's Floating Hotel.— E. E. Vaill, Proprietor. Accommodates 60; $3 per day, 
 
 S17.50 per week. 
 Carlin House.— J. H. Carlin, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; S2.50 per day, 812 per 
 
 week, |40 per month and upward. 
 
 Kanapalia, Alachua Co., Florida.— Station on the Cedar Key 
 
 Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; good hunting and fishing ; cjuail, snipe, 
 
 ducks, squirrels. 
 
 A. R. Elmore, Agent, F. C. it P. R. R. 
 
 A. K. Elmore.— Private board; $1.50 per day, S6 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 THE FASTEST PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 59 
 
 Kathleen, Polk Co., Florida. — Station on the Penaberton Ferry 
 Branch of the South Florida R. R. ; population about 400 ; 6 miles 
 fi-om Lakeland ; Southern Express Co.'s office ; nearest money-order and 
 telegraph office at Lakeland. 
 
 J. B. Turner will give information. 
 
 Private boarding-houses by H. A. Prim and J. L,. Lanier; 81 per day, S5 per week 
 and upward. 
 
 Kelly, Osceola Co., Florida.— Station on the St. Cloud Sugar Belt 
 Ry. ; population of the community about 100 ; nearest post-office and 
 station, St. Cloud, 2 miles distant. 
 Jolm Kelly, President, Florida Rice Manufacturing Co., will give full information. 
 
 Kendrick, Marion Co., Florida. — Station on the F. S. Division of 
 the J., T. & K. W. system ; 5 miles from Ocala. 
 
 C J. Grace will give information. 
 
 C. J. Grace. — Private board; $4 per week and upward. 
 
 Keuka (or Keiika Lake), Putnam Co., Florida. — Station on the 
 Florida Southern Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system; popu- 
 lation of the community, 200; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s 
 office ; beautiful lakes and orange groves ; 1 mile to Keuka Springs ; 6 
 miles to Ocklawaha River. 
 
 Edward Kiiinley will give information. 
 
 H. B. Locke, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Liake View Hotel.^J. M. Leedy, Proprietor. SI per day, f5 per week, S20 per month. 
 
 Mrs. Sarah Andrews. — Private board at reasonable rates. 
 
 Keysville, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — Nearest railroad station. Plant 
 City, 11 miles. 
 
 M. M. Blue will give information. 
 
 The Riverside. — Mrs. D. M. Blue, Proprietor. By hack from the railroad station ; 
 reasonable rates. 
 
 Key West, Monroe Co., Florida. — Most southerly city in the United 
 States, on an island in the Gulf of Mexico ; Plant Line Steamers, 
 en route to and from Havana or Port Tampa, Florida, always remain 
 at Key West for 3 or 4 hours ; population, 20,000 ; known the world 
 over as a great cigar-manufacturing city ; many attractions. 
 
 R. W, Southwick, Agent, Plant S. S. Line, will give information. 
 
 New Russell House. — C. T. Merrill, Proprietor. One-quarter mile from the steamer 
 landing by phaeton. Accommodates 100; $3.50 per day and upward. 
 
 The Duval House.— Mrs. J. Bolio, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; 12.50 to $Z per day, 
 $17 per week. 
 
 The Victoria Hotel. — J. A. Escobar, Proprietor (American and European i)lans). Ac- 
 commodates 50 ; $2.50 to S3 per day, $15 per week. 
 
 Killarney, Orang-e Co., Florida. — On the Orange Belt Ry., and on 
 the T. & G. R. R. ; hunting and fishing; two lakes near by. 
 
 B. M. Burdett will give information. 
 
 King-'s Ferry, Nassau Co., Florida.— On the St. Mary's River, 9 
 miles from Hilliard. 
 
 Kinsley, Clay Co., Florida. — Six miles from Lawtey; population of 
 the community about 100. 
 
 Preddy House.^Richard Preddy, Proprietor. SI per day, S20 per month. 
 
 FLYING THE AMEMICAN FLAG. 
 
60 SUMMER IN Till-: WINTKK Tl.MK. 
 
 Kissinimee, Osceola Co., Flori<la. — Junction of the South Florida 
 R. R. and the St. ('loud Sutjar Belt R. R.; also a station on the 
 Florida Midland; population, 1500; on the shores of Lake Tohoi)tke- 
 lika ; in the midst of large sugar and rice plantations ; fine fishing, good 
 •shooting, boating, and driving. 
 
 K. V. Tabeau, Agent, South Florida E. R. 
 
 J. AV. Aderliold will give iiifonnation. 
 
 Tropical Hotel. — George F. Goode, Proprietor. Near the .station. Accommodates 200 
 
 m ]K'T day, $10 to $17 per week. 
 City Hotel. — E. T. Smith, Proprietor. Accommodates 75 ; ^2 per day, 57 per week. 
 Soutli Florida Hou.se.— Mrs. Rushtou, Proprietor. Accommodates 75 ; $1.50 per day, 
 
 $0 per week, $20 per month. 
 Broadway House. — J. P. Peeler, Proi)rietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $7 per week. 
 Kissinimee House. — J. W. Seymour, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; fl.50 per day, $6 
 
 per week. 
 
 La Crosse, Schley Co., Geors'ia. — Station on the S. & W. Division 
 of the C. R. R. of Ga. ; population of the community about 300. 
 
 Lady Lake, Lake Co., Florida. — Eight miles from Leesburg; popula- 
 tion of the community, 300. 
 
 J. T. Stapleton, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 L,ake House. — Mrs. S. B. Sligh. Accommodates 25; $1.50 psr day, $7 per week, $25 per 
 month. 
 
 Lafayette, Chambers Co., Alabama. — On the S. & W. Division of 
 the C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 1500 ; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 R. L,. Baugh, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 McKeusie House. — Mrs. J. McKeusie, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; 200 yards from 
 
 the station; $2 per day, $7 per week, $20 per mouth. 
 Central Hotel. — Mrs. S. E. McLeiaore, Proprietor. Two hundred yards from the station 
 
 $2 per day, $7 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Lake Ashby, Volusia (!o., Florida.— On Eake Ashby, a cleal•-^vater 
 lake, 3 miles long and 2 miles wide ; 3 miles tVoin Lake Ashby station ; 
 8 miles from Osteen. 
 
 Lake Charm, Orange Co., Florida. — Terminus of the S. & I. R. 
 
 Division of the South Florida R. R. ; three-quarter mile from Oviedo ; 
 in the midst of a good orange country ; near the shores of Lake Jesup. 
 
 O. H. Brewster will give information. 
 
 L.ake Cliarni Hotel.— Crane A Pflefer, Managers. Accommodates 50; $2 per day; special 
 rates by the week or mouth. 
 
 Lake City, Columbia Co., Florida.— On the S., F. & W. Ry., also on 
 F. C. & P. R. R. ; population, 2500; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office ; seat of the U. S. Experiment Station, Florida State 
 Agricultural College, Peabody High-School, and Lake City Institute. 
 
 S. Boteler Tliouipsou will give information. 
 
 Central Hotel.— T. M. Brantley, Manager. Accommodates 45 ; near the station ; $2 per 
 
 day, $10 i)er week, $30 per month. 
 he lim.— Jno. H. Gee, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; near the station; $2 per day, $10 
 
 per week, $25 per montli. 
 
 Tfe© §aj\faiiiiui&fti Lidie St©atiinj©Fs me th© Fiiiiiestt, 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIJIE. 61 
 
 Lake Coino (or Coiiio), Piitiiaiii Co., Florida. — Station on the J., 
 T. & K. W. R. R. ; 300 people in the community ; Southern Express 
 Co.'s office ; good fishing and saiHng on Lake Como. 
 
 Avenue House.— C. T. Potter. Accommodates 40; S^l.oO per day, $7 to S9 per week, $25 
 
 to $30 per month; several private boarding-houses at $1 per day. 
 Address \V. E. Palmer, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry., or C. T. Potter, for information. 
 
 Lake Helen, Volusia Co., Florida. — On Lake Helen ; station on the 
 Atlantic & Western R. R. ; in the midst of clear spring-water lakes ; 
 orange groves and high pine lands ; population of the community, 400. 
 
 Granville House. — Accommodates 40; IGO rods from the station by hack; I2..50 per day, 
 
 $10 per week and upwards. 
 Harlan Hotel. — H. A. De Land, Owner. Accommodates 100; one-half mile from the 
 
 station by hack; $2 per day and upward; special rates by the week or month. 
 
 Lake Kerr, Marion Co., Florida. — Eight miles west of the St. John's 
 River, 8 miles from Norwalk Landing; population of the community 
 about 50. 
 
 K. K. AVillmott will give information. 
 
 Lake Kerr House. — 0. Ilammotul, Proprietor. Hack will meet steamer. Accommo- 
 dates 50; $1 per day, $5 per week. 
 
 "-'^i^issis^ 
 
 Lakeland, Polk Co., Florida. — Junction of the main line of the 
 South Florida R. R. and the Pemberton Ferry Branch ; population, 700 ; 
 money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office; numerous 
 lakes, affording excellent fishing, boating, and hunting; good roads for 
 driving ; one of the highest points in South Florida. 
 
 C. H. Keller, Agent, South Florida E. R. 
 
 Tremont House. — J. H. A. Bruce, Manager. One hundred yards from the station. S2.o0 
 
 to $3 per day, $10 to $17.50 per week, $35 to $50 per month. 
 Commercial Hotel.^Johu Jackson, Proprietor. $2 per day; special rates by the week 
 
 or month. 
 Florida House. — L. M. Ballard, Proprietor. $1.50 per day, special rates by the week or 
 
 month. 
 
 Lake Mary, Orang-e Co., Floi'ida. — Station on the Soutli Florida 
 R. R. ; 5 miles south of Sanford. 
 W. N. Webster will give information. 
 
 TJNE,CiXJI\.l^EJD F.AlCIX.ITI£:S. 
 
62 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Lakeview, Clay ('o., Florida. — Eiglit miles from Sterke; population 
 of the community about 100 ; line bathing, boating, and fishing on 
 Lake Kinsley, one-half mile distant. 
 
 E. E. Ricliiiiond will give information. 
 
 Lakeville, Orange Co., Florida. — On the Orange Belt Ry. ; popula- 
 tion, 150; rolling pine lands; in the midst of clear-water lakes; 60-acre 
 bearing orange grove near by. 
 
 George H. Rines, Agent, Orange Belt Ey., will give information. 
 
 Lake Worth, I>ade Co., Florida. — On Lake Worth; population of 
 the community about 300; reached by way of the Indian River and J. 
 & L. W. R. R. ; tine hunting and fishing; sea bathing. 
 
 Hotel liake Worth. — H. P. Dye, Proprietor. Thirty yards from the landing ; will ac- 
 commodate 80; $3 to M per day, S15 to $25 per week. 
 
 Lainoiit, Jeftersoii Co., Florida. — Ten miles from Aucilla. 
 
 S. B. Smith will give information. 
 
 K. K. Lieilbetter. — Private board. Accommodates 25; $2 per day, $5 to $10 per week. 
 
 Liaiie Park, Tjake Co., Florida. — Station on the F. S. Ry. Division 
 of the J., T. & K. W. system ; population of the community about 400 ; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 Lanier, Lake Co., Florida.— Station on the Florida Southern Ry., 5 
 miles from Leesburg; beautiful lakes; large orange groves. 
 
 T. C. L.anier will give information. 
 
 The Lake Vie^v. — Mrs. Gray, Manager. Accommodates about 100; reasonable rates. 
 
 Larg'o, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — Station on the Orange Belt Ry. ; 
 population of the community about 400 ; 3 miles from Clearwater Harbor, 
 2 miles from the Gulf; situated on Lake Largo; fine fishing, boating, 
 and bathing. 
 
 Oak Grove House. — Wm. J. Taylor, Proprietor. Within 20 yards of the station ; accom- 
 modates 10; 81 per day, $4 per week, S15 per naonth and upward. 
 Dewar House.— A. Dewar, Proprietor. Accommodates about 15 ; $1 per day, $5 per week, 
 
 $15 per month and upward. 
 Win. J. Taylor will give information. 
 
 Lawtey, Bradford Co., Florida.— Station on the Southern Division 
 
 F. C. & P. R. R., in the midst of the strawberry section of the State ; 
 population of the community, 500 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s 
 office. 
 
 V. J. Shipman, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Burriii House.— T. J. Burrin, Proprietor. Accommodates about 40]; $2 per day, $6 to $10 
 per week and upward. 
 
 Leary, Calhoun Co., Georgia. — On the South-western Division of the 
 C. R. R. of Ga. ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office ; artesian 
 water; fine fishing; plenty of both large and small game. 
 
 J. E. Mercer, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Grift'en House. — T. P. Grltfen, Proprietor. One hundred yards from the station ; accom- 
 modates 40 ; $2 per day, $10 per week, $25 per month. 
 
 Lebanon, Le^^' Co., Florida. — Near Dunnellon. 
 
 C. C Gaines will give information. 
 
 THE SAVANNAH LINE IS PREPARED TO 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 63 
 
 Lee, Madison Co., Florida.— Station on the F. C. & P. R. R., near 
 Madison. 
 
 Lieesburg-, Lake Co., Floi-ida.— Station on the Florida Southern Ry. 
 Division of the J., T. & K. W. system, and on the Southern Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R. ; located between lakes Griffin' and Harris, both 
 navigable lakes, the shores of which are dotted with orange-bearing 
 groves; population, 1500; money-order, telegraph, and Soutliern Express 
 Co.'s offices ; there is located here the State Methodist College, one of the 
 finest opera-houses in the State; and 4 churches. 
 
 B. F. Watts, Agent, Florida Southern Ry., or G. R. Haile, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., will 
 
 give information. 
 Lake View Hotel (winter hotel).— Davis Tillson, Owner, Rockland, Me. ; William Gray, 
 
 Manager. Accommodates 75 to 100; S3 per day, special by the week or month. 
 Union Hotel.— E. A. Protois, Proprietor. S3 per day, $15 per week, special by the month : 
 
 accommodates 40. 
 Central Hotel.— J. D. Pendleton, Proprietor. Accommodates 50 to 60; $1.50 to $2 per 
 
 day, S6 to $7 per week, special rates by the month. 
 Kentucky House,— S. E. Fuller, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $1.50 per day, $7 per 
 
 week, $20to $25 per month. 
 Numerous private boarding-houses at reasonable rates. 
 
 Lenard, Pasco Co., Florida.— Station on the Orange Belt Ry. ; popu- 
 lation of the community, 200 ; Southern Express Co.'s and telegraph 
 office. Lake fishing; good drives. 
 
 C. F. Kuster, Agent, Orange Belt Ry. 
 "W. S. Kuster.— Private board. 
 
 Leroy, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the S. S., 0. & G. R. R., 13 
 
 miles from Ocala ; good farming section, and thrifty. 
 
 The Matanzas.— Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $7.50 per week, $25 per month. 
 The L.eroy.— Accommodates 30; $1.50 per day, $6 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Liinona, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— Station on the Tampa Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R. ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office ; popu- 
 lation of the community, 125 ; high, rolling country; in the midst of 
 numerous lakes. 
 
 E. E.'Pratt, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Live Oak, Siiwanee Co., Florida.— Station on tlie S., F. & W., direct 
 from Savannah, also on the Western Division of the F, C. & P. R. R. ; 
 population of the community, 3000; money-order, telegraph, and South- 
 ern Express Co.'s office; high, healthy, and shady ; fine chiu'ches, high- 
 school ; no bar-rooms. 
 
 C. H. McGehee, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., and J. C. Little, Agent, S. F. &W. Ry., will 
 
 give information. 
 Ethel House.— B. B. Blackwell, Proprietor. $1 to $2 per day, $5 to $12 per week, $15 to $40 
 
 per month. 
 Live Oak House.— J. W. Kennedy, Proprietor. $1 to $2 per day, $5 to $12 per week, $15 
 
 to $40 per month. 
 
 Liverpool, De Soto Co., Florida.— On the Charlotte Harbor Division 
 of the Florida Southern Rv. 
 
 HANDLE FREiaHT MORE PROMPTLY THAN OTHERS. 
 
64 . SUMMER IN Tllli: WINTKH TIMK. 
 
 Liloycl, Jefl'ersou Co., Florida. — Station on the Western Division of 
 the F. 0. &, P. E. 11. ; population of the community ahout 500; telegraph 
 and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 K. AVi«-kliaiii, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Whitfield House. — W. A. Snyder, Manager. Acconi inoilates 2'y; near the station; $2 
 per day, $") to ffi per week. 
 
 Loclibie, Marion Co., Florida.— On the F. S. Ry. Division of the 
 J., T. i& K. W. system; population of the community, 700; telegraph 
 and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 Liochloosa, Alachua Co., Florida.— Station on the Southern Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community about 300 ; Southern 
 Express Co.'s office; Hawthorne, G miles distant, is nearest money-order 
 and telegraph office; tine hunting and fishing; boating on the lake. 
 
 I.,ochloosa House. — A. Roundtree, Proprietor. :$1.,50 per day, |6 per week, §20 per 
 
 month. 
 A. K. W^ade, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Long-wood, Orang-c Co., Florida.— Junction of the South Florida 
 R. R. and the Florida Midland Ry. ; population of the community, 1500 ; 
 fine hammock drives ; excellent fishing and shooting. 
 
 K. W. Henck will give information. 
 
 G. L. Seibert, Agent, South Florida R. R. and Florida Midland Ry. 
 Hotel Walthain — Carl Gushing, Proprietor. Accommodates 75; near the station; $2..50 
 per day, special arrangements by the week or month. 
 
 Lyiine, Marion Co., Florida.— Seven miles from Grahamville ; land- 
 ing on the Ocklawaha River. 
 
 M. Ii. Series will give information. 
 
 3racon, Bibb Co., Georgia.— One of the principal stations on the C. 
 R. R. of Ga. ; population, 23,000 ; 10 railroads centre here ; Young Men's 
 College; Mercer University; Young Ladies' Weslej-an College; State 
 Fair ; Home of Southern Cadets, a celebrated military company ; Union 
 Depot. 
 
 D. H. Bytliewooa, Passenger Agent, R. & D. and Central R. R., will give information. 
 Hotel Lanier.— .T. D. Crawford, Proprietor. Accommodates 300; §0 to $i per day, $17 
 
 to $21 per week. 
 Brown House.— J. D. Sperry, Proprietor. Accommodates 250; $3 to $4 per day, $17 to 
 
 $21 per week. 
 
 3Iagnolia Springs, Clay Co., Florida.— On the St. John's River, 
 and also a station on the J., T. & K. W. R. R. ; winter resort ; mineral 
 spring ; very tine hammock growth ; beautifully located ; fishing, hunting ; 
 hotel fully equipped with pleasure boats, launches, &c., affording de- 
 lightful trip on St. John's River and up beautiful creeks. 
 
 Magnolia Springs Hotel and Cottages.— J. S. Fay, Boston, Mass., Owner; A. C. 
 Coleman, Manager. Summer address, Everett House, New York. First class in every 
 respect; accommodates 250; P per day, $21 per week and upward; reached from the 
 station by tram car. 
 
 SOUTHERN PRODUCTS TRANSPORTED PROMPTLY. 
 
■^ r /vfJl Be/rcv i/ij^E MovM 
 
66 SU>rMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Maitland, Oraiig-c Co., Florida.— Station on the South Florida R. R. ; 
 population of community, 000; money order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office ; beautiful section ; numerous lakes and bearing 
 orange groves. 
 
 J. J. Heard, Agent, South Florida R. R. 
 
 Park House. — Accommodates 50; $2 to $3 per day and special rates by the week. 
 
 Maitland House. — Private board at reasonable rates. 
 
 Stitli House. — Private board at reasonable rates. 
 
 Malabar, Brevjird Co., Florida. — On the Indian River; population 
 of the community about 100. 
 
 Manatee, Manatee Co., Florida. — On the Manatee River ; population 
 of the community 400 ; money-order office, telegraph, and Southern Ex- 
 press Co.'s office at Port Tampa; fishing, bathing, and hunting; great 
 vegetable and orange section. 
 
 J. W. Jackson will give information. 
 
 Mang-o, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — Station on the South Florida R. R. ; 
 
 population of the community, 100. 
 
 Mannville, Putnam Co., Florida. — Station on the F. S. Ry. Di- 
 vision of the J., T. & K. W. system ; 1 J miles from Interlachen ; popula- 
 tion of the community, 150 ; beautiful lakes ; boating, fishing, and hunting ; 
 about 500 acres in young orange groves in the vicinity. 
 
 T. W. A1>ralianis will give information. 
 
 W. H. Mann.— Private board. Accommodates 30; |1 to $2 per day, $5 to $8 per week. 
 
 Marco, Lee Co., Florida. — On the gulf coast; population of the com- 
 munity about 300 ; nearest railroad station, Punta Gorda, reached from 
 there by sail boat. 
 
 Mrs. Julia Crawford. — Private board. Accommodates 15; $1 to $2 per day, $3.50 to $5 
 
 per week, special by the month. 
 W. D. Colliir will give information. 
 
 Markliam, Orang-e Co., Florida.— On the S. & L. E. Division of 
 the J., T. & K. W. R. R., 3 miles from Paola. 
 
 Martel, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the S. S., O. & G. R. R.; 
 population of the community, 200 ; 72 miles from Ocala. 
 W. L.ong will give information. 
 
 Mascotte, Lake Co., Florida. — Station on the Orange Belt Ry. ; 
 population of the community about 500. 
 
 J. K. Foster will give information. 
 
 3Iatanzas, St. John's Co., Florida. — Ten miles from Windermere; 
 
 population of the community 150; 18 miles from St. Augustine. 
 
 J. li. Kennedy will give information. 
 
 She Fasiubshi I^assengei^ Steamships 
 
SUMMER IN THE WIXTER TIME. 67 
 
 Maxville, Wasliingtoii Co., Florida. — (Bease Creek Ferry) ; located 
 on Bease Creek ; nearest railroad station, Chipley, 34 miles ; fine mineral 
 well located here, possessing many health-giving properties. 
 
 The Maxville. — J. W. McAllister, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; by hack from Chipley; 
 
 $1 per day, $0 per week, $25 per month. 
 J. W. McAllister will give information. 
 
 Mayo, Orange Co., Florida.— (See Woodb ridge.) 
 
 Mayo (or Mazo), Lafayette Co., Floi'ida. — Landing on the Suwanee 
 River, 18 miles from New Branford ; hunting and fishing. 
 
 W. T. Dees will give information. 
 
 MayiJort, Duval Co., Florida.— On J. M. & P. R. R., near the mouth 
 of the St. John's River; population about 500; fine fishing, sailing, and 
 bathing; driving on the hard beach; good hunting; deer, turkey, quail, 
 and other game. 
 
 BuiTows House. — h. S. Burrows, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $2 per day, $8 to $10 
 
 per week, $25 to $35 per mouth. 
 I.. S. BurroAvs will give information. 
 
 McAlpiii, Suwauee Co., Florida.— On the S., F. & W. R. R.; pop- 
 ulation of the community, 200 ; 12 miles from Live Oak. 
 J. N. Altniaii will give information. 
 
 McCleniiy, Baker Co., Florida. — Station on the Western Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 George E. Abliott. — Private board, also Mrs. E. Bai'ber; $1.50 per day, $5 per week, 
 $18 per month and upward. 
 
 Mcintosh, Marion Co., Florida. — Station on the F. S. Ry. Division 
 of the J., T. tt K. W. R. R. ; population of the community about 100 ; 
 Southern Express Co.'s office ; nearest telegraph office, Boardman. 
 
 M. T. TValker, Agent, Florida Southern Ry., or 
 S. H. Gaitskill will give information. 
 
 McMeekin, Putnam Co., Florida. — Station on the F. S. Ry. Division 
 of the J., T. & K. W. system ; population of the community about 
 600; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 J. McMeekin, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 McRae, Clay Co., Florida.— Four miles from Spring Lake; 18 miles 
 from Starke. 
 Iiyman Hall will give information. 
 
 Melbourne, Brevard Co., Florida.— On the Indian River; popula- 
 tion, 250 ; money-order and telegraph offices ; fresh and salt water fisli- 
 ing; onl)' three-quarter mile to the Atlantic Ocean for surf bathing; good 
 hunting, quail and deer ; pine-apple and orange groves ; 3 churches ; no 
 saloons. 
 
 S. E. Gibbs will give information. 
 
 Carleton. — S. N. Carter, Proprietor. Near the landing; accommodates 40; $3 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 Kiverside. — R. W. Goode, Proprietor. Near the landing; accommodates 25; $2 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 
 Plying She ^Imbi^igan P-uag. 
 
68 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Melrose, Alaclina Co., Florida. — Station on the Western Ry. of 
 Florida, and Santa Fe Canal Co., on Santa Fe Lake, which is 10 miles 
 long, fed by springs ; population of the community, 1000 ; money-order, 
 telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office ; a community of regular 
 winter visitors. 
 
 The Santa Fe.— I. F. Graham, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; f2 per day, $8 to $15 per 
 
 week and upward. 
 Bay View. — Mrs. M. L. Lambdin, Proprietor. 
 M. Li. Lambdin will give information. 
 
 Merritt, Brevard Co., Florida.— On the Indian River, opposite Rock- 
 ledge; hunting, fishing, boating, and bathing; artesian and spring water. 
 
 P. J. Nevens will give information. 
 
 The Kiver VicTT. — P. J. Nevens, Proprietor. Summer address, 209 Duane Street, New 
 York. Accommodates 50 ; |3 per day, $15 per week, $50 to $60 per month. 
 
 Miakka, Manatee Co., Florida.— On the Miakka River, 20 miles from 
 Manatee ; population of the community, 150 ; boating, hunting, and 
 fishing; large and small game. 
 A. M. Wilson will give information. 
 
 Miami, Dade Co., Florida. — On Biscay ne Bay. 
 
 Micaiiopy, Alaclma Co., Florida. — Station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system ; population, 700 ; money- 
 order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices; numerous lakes; 
 splendid fishing and hunting; good orange and vegetable section. 
 
 C E. Owens will give information. 
 
 Tuscawilla Hotel. — L. H. Johnson, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day, $7 per 
 week, $20 per month." 
 
 Micco, Brevard Co., Florida. — Landing on the west bank of the In- 
 dian River, which is 2i miles wide at this point; about 1000 yards across 
 to the Atlantic Ocean. 
 
 V. H. Harris will give information. 
 
 Bay View Cottage. — P. KoUer, Proprietor. Three-quarter mile from the landing, by 
 
 foot or in small boat; $7 per week. 
 Oak Lodge. — C. F. Latham, Proprietor. Three miles from the landing, in sail boat; $7 
 
 per week. 
 V. H. Harris.— (Private and transient board.) $2 per day, special by the week or month. 
 
 Midland, Polk Co., Florida.— Ten miles from Fort Meade. 
 
 J. C.|i,Burleigh will give information. 
 
 Midway, Gadsden Co., Florida.— Station on the Western Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community, 500 ; Southern 
 Express Co.'s office ; Quincy is the nearest telegraph and money-order 
 office. 
 
 F. B. Centey, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Arnold House. — Mrs. Henrietta Arnold, Proprietor. $1 per day, $5 per week, $18 per 
 month. 
 
 Tbb Savannah Linm Stmamems ame the Finest. 
 
70 SUMMER IN THE AVINTER TIME. 
 
 Mlllen, Sci'eveii Co., Georg-ia. — On the main stem of the C. E. R. 
 
 of Georgia; population, 1500; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office. 
 
 C. W. Fox, Agent, C. E. R. of Georgia. 
 
 aiillen Hotel. — Isadore Wilson, Manager. $2 per day, SIO per week, §20 to $35 per month. 
 
 Miiiiieola, Liake Co., Florida. — Station on the Orange Belt and the 
 Tavares & Gulf Rys. ; population, 250 ; fine fishing and hunting ; small 
 game, such as quail, pigeons, and squirrels ; in the midst of the vegetable- 
 growing country and what is known as the Apopka Mountains. 
 Lake View House. — Mrs. E. Straker, Proprietor. Twenty rods from the station ; accom- 
 modates 25 ; S^l per day, |5 to $7 per week, $18 to $20 per month. 
 Wm. G. Hanson will give information. 
 
 Mobile, Mobile Co., Alabama.— On Mobile Bay, on the line of the L. 
 & N. R. R. ; population, 40,000 ; reached via Savannah direct, or can be 
 visited from Florida very conveniently, via Plant S. S. Line, from Port 
 Tampa, or via rail lines from Jacksonville ; j)i'etty city ; equable climate ; 
 beautiful shell road along the bay. 
 The Commercial Club will give information. 
 Accommodations can readily be secured at rates of $1 per day and upward. The following 
 
 are some of the principal hotels and boarding-places : 
 Battle House.! 
 Hotel Koyal. 
 Hotel La Tourette. 
 
 Point Clear Hotel. — On the bay. i 
 
 Spring Hill Hotel. — In the suburbs. 
 Mrs. Voorliees.^Church Street. 
 Mrs. SnovF.^ — St. Emmanuel Street. 
 Mrs. Crawford. — Government Street. 
 Mrs. Douglas. — St. Joseph Street. 
 All easy of access by carriage, street car, or omnibus. 
 
 Mohawk (P. 0. at Miniieola, 1^ miles), Lake Co., Florida. — Finely 
 located; beautiful scenery. 
 
 W. G. Hanson will give information. 
 
 Mohawk House. — A. Fillmore, Proprietor. Accommodates 10; $1 per day, $5 per week, 
 $20 per month. 
 
 Montague, Marion Co., Florida.— On the F. S. Ry. Div. of the J., T. 
 & K. W. system, 3h miles from Ocala ; a pleasant locality in the phos- 
 phate region ; good orange country. 
 
 The Kose Hill. — Miss E. Wagoner, Proprietor. Accommodates 10; $1 per day, $5 per 
 
 week, $20 per month. 
 T. W. Moore will give information. 
 
 Montclair, Lake Co., Florida. — On the Southern Division of the F. 
 C. & P. R. R., 2j miles from Leesburg ; population of the community, 
 400. 
 W. T. Jamieson, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Montezuma, Macon Co., Georg-ia. — Station on the South-western 
 Division of the C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 1000 ; money-order, tele- 
 graph, and Southern Express Co.'s office ; has 9 artesian wells ; freestone, 
 sulphur, and chalybeate waters. 
 
 C. A. Hamilton, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Minor House. — P. C. Affleck, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $2 per day, $10 per week, 
 
 $30 per month. 
 Artesian Hotel. — McD. Felder, Proprietor. $2 per day, $.0 per week. 
 
 riGKETS INGL^DE MEALS AND BERtH. 
 
SUMMER IN THE AVINTER TIME. 71 
 
 Moutg^oinery, Montgomery Co., Alabama.— Capital of the State, 
 on the Alabama Eiver, one of the northern termini of the C. R. R. 
 of Ga. ; this city and Atlanta are the gateways to Florida from the 
 West and North-west ; population, 30,000. 
 
 ■Exchange Hotel.— D. P. West, Proprietor. Accommodates 400; $2.50 to $3 per day, 
 
 $17.50 per week, special by the month. 
 The Windsor — D. P. West, Proprietor. Accoiumodates 250; $2.50 to $3 per day, $17.50 
 
 per week, special by the month. 
 Merchants' Hotel.— T. H. Mabson, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $2 to $2..5ft per day, 
 
 $10 to $15 per week, $30 to $45 per month. 
 Mrs. James Jackson, No. 19 Madison Avenue. — Private board. $2 per day, $10 per 
 
 week, $.30 per month. 
 
 Montlcello, Jeffer.soii Co., Florida. — Station on the Western Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R, ; terminus of Monticello Branch of the S., F. 
 & W. Ry. ; reached direct from Savannah via S., F. & W. Ry. ; popula- 
 tion, 1800; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices; 
 in the midst of fine, rolling farming country ; beautiful large live oaks, 
 very numerous and attractive. 
 
 B. W. Partridge or T. J. AVright will give information. 
 
 Partridge House. — B. W. Partridge, Proprietor. Accommodates 20 ; $2 per day, $10 to 
 
 $12 per week. 
 Madden House.— M. C. Oakley, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $10 to $12 
 
 per week. 
 
 Mt. Dora, Lake Co., Florida.— On the S. & L. E. Division of the 
 J., T. & K. AV. R. R. ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express 
 Co.'s office ; population of the community about 500 ; in the midst of 
 a beautiful orange and lake region ; South Florida Chautauqua meets 
 here during March and April. 
 
 A. r. Atterbery, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 
 Bruce House. — B. M. Bruce, Proi)rietor. Accommodates 40; $1.50 to $2 per day, $8 to 
 
 $10 per week, $20 to f.30 per month. 
 Liake House. — J. M. Alexander, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $1.50 to $2 per day, $6 
 
 to $10 per week, $20 to $30 per month. 
 Several private boarding-houses at reasonable rates. 
 
 Mt. Pleasant, Gadsden Co., Florida. — On the Western Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community about 100 ; 8 miles 
 from Quincy ; pine woods, rolling land ; Glen Julia Springs one-quarter 
 mile distant. 
 
 Wm. S. ree, Agent, F. C. ct P. R. R. 
 
 E. F. Sheppard and D. A. Strain. — Private boarding-houses; $1 per day, si^ecial by 
 the week or month. 
 
 Mt. Tabor, Coliunbia Co., Florida.— Ten miles south of Lake City; 
 population, 100. 
 
 Address M. A. English for information. 
 
 Myers (or Fort Myers), Lee Co., Florida. — Landing on the Cal- 
 oosahachee River; reached by steamer from Punta Gorda; population, 
 900 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office ; tropical 
 fruits and growth ; fishing fur tarpon and small fish ; hunting quail, 
 deer, turkey ; sailing and boating. 
 
 Walter P. Mickle will give information. 
 
 Hendry House. — L. A. Hendry, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; 2 blocks from the land- 
 ing; $2 per day, $10 per week, $80 per month and upward. 
 
72 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Naples, Lee Co., Florida. — On gulf coast, 28 miles below Punta Eassa, 
 reached either via Punta Gorda or Port Tampa ; nearest telegraph office 
 at Punta Eassa ; tropical climate ; good fishing and surf bathing. 
 
 C. A. Depuy will give information. 
 
 Hotel Naples. — Naples Co., Proprietor; Miss Annie McLiauglilln, of Lexington, 
 
 Kentucky, Manager. Accommodates 100; S3 per day, $15 to SIS per week, $60 to S75 
 
 per month ; near landing. 
 
 Narcoosee, Osceola Co., Florida. — Station on the St. Cloud Sugar 
 Belt Ey., 15 miles from Kissimmee ; population of the community, 250 ; 
 telephone connection. 
 
 "N'aslma, Putnam Co., Florida. — Two miles from Sisco; one-half mile 
 from St. John's Eiver. 
 
 Z. H. Dunbar will give information. 
 
 Highland House. — Z. H. Dunbar, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $1.25 per day, $G per 
 week, $20 per month. 
 
 New Cadiz, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — On Boca Ceiga Bay, 4 miles 
 fi-om St. Petersburg; beautifully located on Point Pinallas; bathing and 
 fishing. 
 
 Private families will take boarders at reasonable rates. 
 Address T. Kimball for information. 
 
 Newnansville, Alacliiia Co., Florida. — Station on the S., F. & W. 
 Ey., dii'ect from Savannah ; in the midst of a hard-wood and good 
 farming country. 
 
 S. T. Prescott will give information. 
 
 Ked House. — S. T. Prescott, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; 1 mile from the station; $1 
 per day, $4 per week, $15 per month. 
 
 N"ew Orleans, IjOiiisiaua. — A Southern city, with a general cosmopolitan 
 appearance, intermingled with distinctively American characteristics; 
 population, 200,000; the Mardi-Gras festivities, which occur on the 
 Tuesday before Ash-Wednesday each year, are famous the world over, 
 and attract visitors from all parts of the world. 
 
 From the East, New Orleans is reached via The Savaunali Line of 
 steamers, and direct rail lines from Savannah. 
 
 The hotels and restaurants are as follows: — 
 
 St. Charles. — R. E. Rivers, Proprietor. Accommodates 800; St. Charles Street, between 
 
 Common and Gravier Streets; $4 per day, $28 per week, $120 per month. 
 City. — R. E. Rivers, Proprietor. Accommodates 700; corner St. Louis and Royal Streets; 
 
 $2 to $4 per day, $14 to $28 per week, $60 to $100 per month. 
 Vonderhank. — John Schmitt, Proprietor. Accommodates 175; Magazine Street; $1 to 
 
 $2 per day. 
 Cassidy. — M. Cassidy, Proprietor. Accommodates 150; 40 Carondelet Street; $1 per day, 
 
 $7 per week, $30 per month. 
 !Lafayette. — G. W. Pierce, Proprietor. Accommodates 150; Camp Street; $2 per day, $12 
 
 per week, $50 per month. 
 Denechand. — E. F. Denechand, Proprietor. Accommodates 200; 64 Carondelet Street; $2 
 
 per day, $12 per week, $50 per month. 
 I.alande Flat. — Mrs. Gernon, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; 113 St. Charles Street; 
 
 $1.25 per day, $15 per week, $60 per month. 
 
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SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 73 
 
 Royal Restaurant. — Nick & Schneider, Proprietors. Accommodates 300; $1.50 per day 
 
 $8 per week, $25 per month ; special orders at reasonable prices. 
 Lieon's Restaiu-ant. — Leon & Lamothe, Proprietors. Accommodates 200; $2 per day, 
 
 $10 per week, $35 per mouth; also order meals. 
 Morean's Restaurant. — L. Morean, Proprietor. Special rates, and order meals. 
 Clirlstian Women's Excliange. — Camp and South Streets. Accommodates 20 to 25 ; 
 
 $1.50 per day, $8 per week, $25 per month. 
 B. J. Blartin. — 152 Camp Street. Accommodates 25 to 30; $2.50 per day, $15 per week, 
 
 $60 per mouth. 
 BIrs. Bagneta. — 168 Julia Street. Accommodates 20 to 30; $1 per day, $5 per week, $20 
 
 per month. 
 Mrs. E. Anderson. — 193 Camp Street. Accommodates 10 to 15 ; $5 to $7 per week, $20 to 
 
 $25 per month. 
 Mrs. E. Hollows. — 223 Canal Street. Accommodates 25 to 35. 
 Mrs. C. Herrick.— 198 Camp Street. Accommodates 20 to 30; $6 to $8 per week, $25 
 
 to $35 per month. 
 Mrs. Herron.— 221 Canal Street. Accommodates 15 to 20; $7 to $8 per week, $25 to $35 
 
 per month. 
 Mr, A. E. Munn.— 198 Baronne Street. Accommodates 10 to 20; $5 to $6 per week, $20 
 
 to $30 per month. 
 Mrs. E. C. Cooley.— 220 St. Charles Street. $6 per week, $25 to $30 per month. 
 Mrs. lOttredge 229 Carondelet Street. Accommodates 20 ; $10 per week, $25 to $30 
 
 per month. 
 Mrs. Goerts.— 241 Baronne Street. Accommodates 12 to 15; $5 per week, $20 per month. 
 Mrs. J. H. Testard.— 256 Baronne Street. Accommodates 15 to 20; $5 per week, $20 
 
 per month. 
 Mrs. McCormack. — 159 Carondelet Street. Accommodates 20 to 30; $3 per week, $12 
 
 per month. (Rooms only.) 
 J. C. McAllister. — 146 Carondelet Street. Accommodates 20 ; $5 and upwards per week, 
 
 $25 per month. 
 Mrs. Jones. — 19 Prytania Street. Accommodates 30; $5 and upward per week, $25 to 
 
 $35 per month. 
 Mrs. C. L,. Taylor 223 Carondelet Street. Accommodates 40; $10 per week, $30 to $40 
 
 per month. 
 Mrs. Taffee. — 163 Joseph Street. Accommodates 25; $5 and upwards per week, $20 to 
 
 $25 per month. 
 airs. Sexton. — 143 Carondelet Street. Accommodates 50; $5 and upwards per week, $20 
 
 to $30 per month. 
 Mrs. Brown. — 144 Camp Street. Accommodates 15; $6 per week, $25 to $35 per month. 
 Mrs. Gooman. — 159 Carondelet Street. Accommodates 22; $6 to $7 per week, $25 per 
 
 month. 
 Mrs. Clark.~7 Carondelet Street. Accommodates 20 to 30; $5 to $7 per week, $20 to 
 
 $30 per month. 
 Mrs. A. E. Cooley.— 220 St. Charles Street. Furnished rooms; $1 to $3 per day. 
 
 New River, Bradford Co., Florida.— Station on the G. S. & F. Ry. 
 
 R. A. Braugliton will give information. 
 
 New Smyrna, "Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the Atlantic & 
 Western R. R., also on the Hillsboro River; population of the com- 
 munity about 800 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s 
 office ; fishing, hunting, and fine drives. 
 
 R. S. Nelson will give^information. 
 
 Ocean House — -F. W. Sams, Proprietor. Accommolates 150; $3 per day,!$15 per week, 
 
 $00 per month. 
 Hillsboro House. — Peter Paul, Proprietor. Accommodates] 50; $2 per day, special by 
 
 week or month. 
 
 New Upsala, Orange Co., Florida. — (See Upsala.) 
 
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 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 IVocatee, De Soto Co., Florida.— On the C. H. Division of the Flor- 
 ida Southern Ky. ; population of the community about 300 ; Southern 
 Express Co.'s office ; 4 miles from Arcadia, which is the nearest tele- 
 graph and money-order office. 
 
 Address for iulbrmatiou J. R. "Windham, Agent, Florida Soutbern Ry., or E. H. 
 McQuady. 
 
 -Landing on the St. John's River. 
 
 IVorvvalk, Putnam Co., Florida.- 
 
 B. Li. Hickman will give infonnation. 
 
 Oakdale, Citrus Co., Florida.— Six miles from Homasassa; popula- 
 tion of the community about 100 ; situated at the head of two rivers ; 
 abundance of fish and oysters. 
 O. p. Bluirdell will give information. 
 
 Oak Grove, Santa Rosa Co., Florida.— Fifteen miles from Milligan. 
 
 Michael King will give information. 
 
 Oak Hill, Volusia Co., Florida.— On Mosquito Lagoon; by steamboat 
 from New Smyrna or Titusville ; population of the community, 200 ; fine 
 hunting and fishing ; ducks, deer, snipe, and quail in abundance. 
 r. W. Sams will give information. 
 
 Atlantic House.— F. W. Sams, Proprietor. Accommodates 7o ; $i per day, S21 per 
 week, S80 per month. 
 
 Oakland, Orang-e Co., Florida.— Station on the Orange Belt Ry., also 
 on tiie Tavares & Gulf R. R. ; population, 300 ; situated on Lake Apopka ; 
 location of the general offices and shops of the Orange Belt Ry. 
 
 T. J. Appleyard will give information. 
 
 Windsor Hotel.— Mrs. L. T. Petris, Proprietor, Near the station; accommodates 75; $2 
 
 per day, $10 per week, $30 per month. 
 Mrs. E. F. Smith.— (Private boarding-house). Eeasonable rates. 
 
 Oak Liawn, Dade Co., Florida.— On Lake Worth ; reached by way 
 of the Indian River and the J. & L. W. R. R.; 14 miles from Jupiter; 
 beautiful location on Lake Worth, in the midst of cocoanut groves and 
 pineapple fields. 
 
 Oak Lawn House.— A. E. Heyser, Proprietor. Near the steamer landing; accommo- 
 dates 35 ; m to $2.50 per day, |10 to $12.50 per week, $40 to $50 per month. 
 M. A. Heyser will give information. 
 
 UNEQUALED FACILITIES. 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 75 
 
 O'Brien or O'Biine, Suwaiiee Co., Florida.— Station on the S., F. 
 & W. Hy., 5 miles from Branford. 
 W. F. Sliepliercl will give information. 
 
 Ocala, Marion Co., Florida.— One of the thriftiest cities in the State; 
 is a station on the Florida Southern Ry. Division of the J., T. & K, W. 
 system, on the Southern Division of the F. C. & P. R. R., and the north- 
 ern terminus of tlie S. S., O. & G. R. R., and location of headquarters 
 of the last named ; population, 4500; known as "The Brick City ;" street 
 cars, electric lights, water-works, and all the conveniences of a city ; is 
 the county-seat; Silver Springs only 6 miles distant; in the midst of a 
 fine farming country; numerous old oiange and lemon groves; head- 
 quarters for some of the most successful and largest phosphate mines in 
 the State. 
 
 F. C. Alworth, Ticket Agent, Florida Southern Ey. 
 John Dozier, Ticket Agent, F. C. & P. R. K. 
 
 The Ocala 'House.— The Ocala Co., Owners; E. W. Agnew, Manager. Accommodates 
 
 SOO; $2.50 to $4 per day, special by the week or month. 
 The Montezuma.— Robert Clark, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $2 to S3 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 Central Hotel.— J. N. Strobar, Owner; Mrs. M. Radcliffe, Manager. Accommodates 60; 
 
 $2 to $2.50 per day, $8 to $10 per week, $25 per month and upward. 
 Magnolia Hotel — Mrs. Hooper, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 to $2.50 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 Lancaster's Hotel.— Mrs. Lancaster, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; $1.50 per day and 
 
 upward, special by the week or month. 
 Brown House.— Mrs. Seth Brown, Proprietor. On Fort King Avenue; accommodates 15; 
 
 $1.50 per day, $7 to $10 per week. 
 Vatoldi Restaurant and Boarding-House.— M. A. Harris, Owner; C. C. Harris, 
 
 Manager; on European or American plans; $2 per day (American), $8 per week (Ameri- 
 can), $6 per week or $22 per month for meals only, $30 per month for meals and room. 
 AVhltfield House.— Mrs. Whitfield, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; $1.50 per day, $7 to 
 
 $10 per week. 
 H. C. Gates.— (Private hoard). 1 Corner of Public Square; accommodates 25; $1 per day, 
 
 $4.50 per week, $18 per month. 
 Mrs. W. J. McGrath.— Furnished apartments. Accommodates 50; $2.50 to $5 per week. 
 
 Oeklawalia River.— A peculiarly beautiful narrow stream, on which the 
 steamers travel from lovely Silver Springs, in Marion Co., to Palatka. 
 The mouth of the river is about 25 miles from Palatka. This stream has 
 a world-wide reputation as a great curiosity. 
 
 H. L. Hart. Manager, or R. J, Adams, Agent, Ocklawaha River Kav. Co., Palatka, 
 Florida, will give information. 
 
 Ocklockne, Leon Co., Florida.— On the Ocklockne River, 8 miles 
 from Tallahassee. 
 
 Oeoee, Orangre Co., Florida.— On the Florida Midland Ry., 6 miles 
 from Apopka ; population of the community about 250 ; located in the 
 midst of the Apopka region ; numerous orange groves and vegetable 
 farms. 
 
 H. K. Clarke or W. C. Roper will give information. 
 
 Private board at Minor's, Bigelow's, or Tlson's, at $1.50 to $2 per day. 
 
 SOUTHERN FRODUCTS TRANSPORTED PROMPTLY. 
 
76 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Oconee, AVasliing-ton Co., Georgia.— On the main stem of the 
 C. R. R. of Georgia ; population of the community, 200 ; telegraph and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 H. B. Joyner, Agent, C. R. E. of Georgia. 
 
 Snell House,— H. B. Joyner, Proprietor. $1 per day, $i per week, S15 per month. 
 
 Og-letliorpe, Macon Co., Georgia.— On the South-western Division 
 of the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population, 900 ; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Expi-ess Co.'s office ; fine artesian wells. 
 The Ogletliorpe.— Mrs. G.W.Nelson, Proprietor. Accommodates GO; $1.50 per day, $7 
 
 per week, |15 per month and upward. 
 W. J. Griffen, Agent, C. K. B. of Georgia. 
 
 Olioopee, Tatnall Co., Georgia.— On the main stem of the C. R. R. 
 
 of Georgia. 
 
 A. G. Perdue, Ageni, C. R. R. of Georgia. 
 
 Cowart Hotel.— G. W. Cowart, Proprietor. About 250 yards from the station ; accommo- 
 dates 30 ; $1.50 to $3 per day, $15 to $25 per week. 
 
 Okahunipka, Lake Co., Florida.- Station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system, 6 miles from Leesburg ; in the 
 midst of beautiful clear-water lakes, near the famous Crystal Spring; 
 large kaolin deposit, recently discovered ; boating, fishing, and hunting. 
 Russel W.Bennett, or AV. M. Bennett, Agent, Florida Southern Ry., will gi^e infor- 
 
 ma'ion. 
 The Clarendon.— Joseph Jones, Proprietor. One block from the station ; $2 per day, $10 
 
 per week. 
 Mrs. Jeflfreys.— Private board at reasonable rates. 
 
 Old Town, Lafayette Co., Florida.— On the Suwanee River; by 
 steamer from New Branford; steamer makes two trips per week. 
 
 L,. C. McCarty.— Private board. One hundred yards from the landing. Accommodates 
 12 ; $1 per day, $5 per week, $20 per mouth. 
 
 Oliistee, Baker Co., Florida.— Station on the Western Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R. ; situated on a clear-water lake ; population of the 
 community, 400 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s ofllce. 
 Chas. H. Baxter or Joseph W. Wood, Agent, F. C. & P. R. E., will give information 
 ■William tesesne.— Private board. At rates $1 per day, $5 per week, $15 per month. 
 E. Dyess.- Private board. At rates $1 per day, $5 per week, $15 per month. 
 
 Oneco, Manatee Co., Florida.— Four miles from Manatee; popula- 
 tion of the community about 100 ; the Royal Palm Nursery, one of the 
 largest in the South, is located here ; in the midst of large orange 
 groves and vegetable farms. 
 
 A. A. Saunders will give information. 
 
 Orange Bend, Lake Co., Florida.— On the Florida Southern Division 
 of the J., T. & Iv. W. system, 7 miles from Leesburg; population of 
 the community about 100. 
 
 O. r. Baber, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Orange City, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the Atlantic & 
 Western R. R. ; population about 800 ; 2 miles from Blue Spring, one 
 of the largest springs in the State. 
 
 John E. StiUnian or S. M, Morse will give information. 
 
 Orange City Hotel.— D. Freeman, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $8 to 
 
 $10 per week, special by the month. 
 Deyarman House.— H. II. Deyarman, Proprietor. Accommodates GO; $2 per day, $10 
 
 per week. 
 
 /ILW4YS TRAVEL M\A THE JAMAHHAh LINE. 
 
78 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Orange Heights, Alachua Co., Fhn-ula.— On the Southern Division 
 of the F. C. & 1'. R. R. ; population of tlic community about 150; 5 
 miles from Waldo, 2 miles from Santa F^ Lake. 
 
 W. C. Kennedy. — Private board. $1.50 per day, $5 per week. 
 1>. F. Gaylord, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Orange Home, Sumter Co., Florida. — On the Southern Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community about 300 ; situated 
 between two lakes, affording fine fishing and a very attractive location. 
 
 Board can be had in private families from $20 to $25 per niontb. 
 R. "Walpole, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., will give informatioo. 
 
 Orange Park, Clay Co., Florida.— Station on the .T., T. & K. W. 
 R. R., also on the St. John's River; population of the community 
 about 300 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office ; 
 beautiful drive along the river bank for 3 miles ; good fishing. 
 Hotel Marion.— E. N. Holt, Proprietor. One mile from the station by carriage; 3 
 
 minutes' walk from the steamer landing; accommodates 100; $3 per day, $14 to $21 
 
 per week. 
 W. D. Ball will give information. 
 
 Orchard Hill, Spalding Co., Georgia. — Station on the main stem 
 of the C. R. R. of Georgia, 6 miles from Griffin. 
 
 Orchid, Brevard Co., Florida.— On the Indian River, near Mel- 
 bourne ; excellent fishing and hunting ; surf bathing ; ocean 1 mile dis- 
 tant ; river dotted with islands. 
 Frank Forster will give information. 
 
 Orlando, Orange Co., Florida.— Station on the South Florida R. R., 
 also on the Southern Division of the F. C. & P. R. R., and the E. F. 
 & A. R. R. ; known as " The Phenomenal City," on account of its 
 rapid growth ; population, 5000 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s offices ; has all the conveniences of a city — paved side- 
 walks, street railway, city water-works, gas, &c. ; the South Florida 
 R. R. has one of the finest passenger stations in the Southern country 
 at this point ; in the midst of numerous clear- water lakes, 13 of which 
 can be seen from the top of the market building; in the midst of a 
 fine orange and grape-growing country ; is the county-seat ; $50,000 
 court-house now under contract for construction. 
 TV. K. O'Neal, City Ticket Agent, South Florida R. R. 
 J. A. Clark, Depot Ticket Agent, South Florida R. R. 
 H. G. Crowder, Freight Agent, South Florida R. R. 
 "W. B. Tucker, General Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 J. "W. Fleming, Ticket Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 E. E. Ives, Freight Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 J. H. Abbott, General Manager, E. F. & A. R. R. 
 San Juan Hotel. — M. P. Courser, Proprietor. Accommodates 135; $3.50 per day, $21 
 
 per week, special by the month. 
 The Arcade. — G. W. Burden, Proprietor; J. I). Burden, IStanager. Accommodates 100; 
 
 $2 per day, $10 to $12 per week, special by the month. 
 The Magnolia.— Ned Forrest, Proprietor. $2 per day, special by the week or month. 
 Avenue House. — Mrs. G. Taylor, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $1.50 per day, special 
 
 by the week or month. 
 Cottage Home. — Private board. Mrs. C. J. Miller, Proprietor. Accommodates 24; $1 
 
 per day, $6 per week, $25 per month, special rates for the season. 
 B. C. Knight.— Private board. $8 to $12 per week, $30 to fl5 per month. 
 
 'iS'fia. Sduaititafi £iiii; Jlcatucrj azc tfic finest. 
 
80 SUMMER IN THE AVINTER TIME. 
 
 Oriuond, Volusia Co., Florida.— (Sometimes written "Ormond-on- 
 the-Halifax"); landing on the Halifax River, and a station on the 
 J., St. A. & H. R. R. ; one of the most popular winter resorts in the 
 State ; the great attraction of Ormond is its drives and beach — a hard 
 beach, and also drives through hammocks and cultivated lands ; steamers 
 from here down the Indian River ; ample facilities for sailing, boating, 
 driving, fishing, and hunting. 
 
 Tlie Ormond, — The Ormond Hotel Co., Proprietors; Anderson & Price, Managers. 
 Accommodates 275 ; one-half mile from the railroad station, and one-quarter mile from 
 the steamer landing by horse cars; $i to $5 per day, $17.50 to $28 per week, $65 
 to $100 per month ; telegraph oflBce and livery ; all the conveniences of a first-class 
 hotel ; special rates will be made during the month of January and April. 
 
 Hotel Coquina. — Ormond Beach Hotel Co., Proprietors; Seiser & Vining, Managers. 
 Accommodates 75 ; on the ocean beach ; $.3 per day, $15 to $17.50 per week. 
 
 The Sunnyside. — S. A. Penfield, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $1.50 per day, $8 
 per week, $30 per month. 
 
 Granada. — H. V. Betts, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $10 per week, $45 
 per month. 
 
 Rose Cottage. — Frank Mason, Proprietor. Accommodates 6; $2 per day, $10 per week, 
 $35 per month. 
 
 J. A. Bostrom. — Private board; $10 per week. 
 
 Messrs. Anderson and Price or Messrs. Seiser and Vining will give information. 
 
 Osprey, Manatee Co., Florida.— On Sarasota Bay; boating, fishing, 
 and bathing. 
 Webb's Hotel.— John G. Webb, Proprietor. $1.50 per day, $8 per week, $30 per month. 
 
 Osteen, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. W. R. R. ; 
 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s ofliice; hunting and fishing. 
 
 J. A. Blauvelt. — Private board. Accommodates 20; $1.50 per day, $7 per week, $25 
 per month and upward. 
 
 Otter Creek, Lievj^ Co. , Florida.— Station on the Cedar Key Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community about 100 ; 
 Southern ExjDress Co.'s and telegraph office ; located on the Wacasassa 
 River, near the famous Gulf Hammock ; fine hunting and fishing. 
 
 G. W. Maxwell or T. J. Yearty will give information. 
 
 otter Creek House. — O. P. H. Kirkland, Proprietor. $2 per day. 
 
 Oviedo, Oraiig-e Co., Florida.— Station on the S. & I. R. R. Division 
 of the South Florida R. R., also on the E. F. & A. R. R., and on the 
 shores of Lake Jesup; in the centre of some of the largest orange 
 groves in the State. 
 
 niessrs. I.ee & Todd, or C. D. Crutclifield, Agent, S. F. R. R., will give information. 
 Cusliing Hoiise. — F. L. Gushing, Proprietor. Two hundred yards from the station ; 
 
 $2 per day, special rates by the month. 
 Oviedo House. — T. J. Lawton, Proprietor. One hundred and fifty yards from the 
 
 station; accommodates 25; $2 per day, $8 per week, $25 per month. 
 Brewster Hovise. — O. H. Brewster, Proprietor. One hundred and fifty yards from the 
 
 station ; $2 per day, special by the week or month. 
 
 Owensboro, Pasco Co., Florida. — Junction of the South Florida 
 R. R. and the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community about 100; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 C. H. Lutz will give information. 
 
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82 SlMMEi; IN THE WINTKU TIME. 
 
 Oxford, Sumter Co., Florida. — Station on the Southern Division of 
 the F. ('. & P. R. R., 20 miles from Ocala ; population of the com- 
 munity, 700; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s offices; J^ake Miona 
 affords good fishing and boating; good hunting; quail, deer, bear, panther. 
 
 .T. V. Miirdock will give information. 
 
 The I'ierrepoiit House. — At ratelol" $1 per day and upward; sjiecial rates for week 
 
 or month. 
 City Hotel. — M $X per day and ujjward. 
 
 Ozark, Dale Co., Alabama. — On the South-western Divisioii of the 
 C. R. R. of Ga., also on the Alabama Midland Ry. ; population, 2000 ; 
 money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 W. B. Gootlbread will give information. 
 
 Speller House. — J. A. Speller, iProprietor. One lumdred yards from the station by 
 
 omnibus; accommodates 50; $2 per day, $8 per week, $25 to f30 per njoutli. 
 Paiuter House.— Mrs. L. Knight, Proprietor. 
 Numerous boarding-houses at reasonable rates. 
 
 Ozoiia, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — On Bay St. Joseph, miles from 
 Tarpon Springs; jiopulation of the community about 500. 
 
 \V. "V. Futrell will give infornuition. 
 
 Ozona House. — W. V. Futrell, Proprietor. 51 per day, f5 per week, :jl6 per month and 
 
 upward. 
 Kavey House.— L. H. Eavey, Proprietor, fl per day, f5 per week, ^16 psr month and 
 
 upward. 
 Millard House.— Mrs. Millard, Proprietor. :lfl per day, $o per week, ^tlG per month 
 
 and upward. 
 
 Paisley, Lake Co., Florida. — Seven miles from Altoona. 
 
 G. H. Garcliuer will give information. 
 
 Mrs. AAMlliaui Oardiner. — Private board. Si i)er day, So per week. 
 
 Palatka, Putnam Co., Florida.— On the J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; north- 
 ern termimis of the Florida Southern Ry. ; southern termiims of the 
 Georgia Southern & Florida R. R. ; landing on St. John's River; pop- 
 ulation, 8500; all the conveniences of a model city, including street- 
 car lines; hunting and fishing; orange groves; pleasant homes. 
 
 H. H. MelJoualtl, Ticket Agent, Union Depot. 
 
 rutnaniHouse.— First-class winter hotel. Accommodates 500; $4 per day and upward 
 
 St. George.— G. W. Bassett, Proprietor. Accommodates GO; $2 to t-i per day, special 
 
 by the week or month. 
 Florida Hotel.— J. II. Carpenter, rroi)rietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day, S7 to SIO 
 
 per week, $28 to f;^5 per month. 
 3Irs. M. Uevereux.— Private board. Accommodates lo; S2 per day, special by the 
 
 week or month. 
 Mrs. E. M. Haughtou.— Private board. Accommodates 20; $1.50 to $2 per day, S8 to 
 
 ISIO per week, $30 to $40 per month. 
 
 Palermo, St. John's Co., Florida.— On the St. John's River, 8 
 miles from (Jreen Cove Springs. 
 A. Esperandieu will give information. 
 
 The Fastest Passenger Steamships 
 
SUMMER IN TilE WINTER TIME. S3 
 
 Palm Beach, Dade Co., Florida. — On the east shore of Lake Worth, 
 one-half mile from the Atlantic Ocean ; reached by the Indian River 
 and the J. & L. W. Ry. ; telephone connection with Jupiter, 16 miles 
 distant ; population about 200 ; there is a yacht club, in which pei'sons 
 can take membership for any length of time ; splendid deer, turkey, 
 and duck shooting, boating and fishing. 
 
 AValter K. Moore will give information. 
 
 Cocoanut Grove House. — E. N. Dimick, Proprietor. Near the landing; accommodates 
 
 85; $2.50 to S3. 50 per day, 815 to f21 per week, special by the month. 
 Moore's Cottage. — Mrs. R. B. Moore, Proprietor. Near the landing; accommodates 
 
 20 ; S2 per day, $15 per week and upward. 
 There are also Palm Beacli C'ottage and White's Cottage, lioth at reasonable rates. 
 
 Palnietto, Manatee Co., Florida. — Landing on the ^lanatee River; 
 jjopulation of the community, 503 ; money-order office ; 20 miles from 
 Port Tampa or St. Petersburg ; good fishing, hunting, bathing, and boat- 
 ing ; very successful in the cultivation of vegetables, oranges, and 
 lemons. 
 
 W. E. Parrisli will give information. 
 
 Falmetto House.— R. D. Stanley, Proprietor. Accommodates 15 ; $1 per day, 53-50 per 
 week . 
 
 Palm Springs, Orang'e Co., Florida. — Junction of the Florida ^lid- 
 land and the Orange Belt Ry., also on the Wekiva River ; population 
 of the community about 300 ; money-order and Southern Express Co.'s 
 office ; nearest telegraph office, Altamonte Springs ; 12 large sulphur 
 springs, the largest of which are the Palm Springs and the Hoosier 
 Springs ; numerous orange groves. 
 
 W. W. Hunt will give information. 
 
 PaiiasofFkee, Sumter Co., Florida. — On the Withlacoochee River; 
 station on the Tampa Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of 
 the community 400 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s offices; good 
 hunting and fishing. 
 
 J. E. Hart, .\.geut, F. C. & P. R. R., will give information. 
 
 The Lake View. — Mrs. J. R. G. Hamilton, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; near the 
 station ; $2 per day, special by the week or month. 
 
 Paola, Orange Co., Florida. — Station on the S. & L. E. Division of 
 the J., T. & K. W. R. R., also on the Orange Belt Ry. ; population of 
 the community, 150 ; beautiful rolling, high pine land. 
 
 .T. E. Harrison will give information. 
 
 Pine Crest Inn On Lake Lillian. W. S. P. Shields, 735 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, 
 
 Pa., Owner. Accommodates 75 to 100; $10 to $20 per week, special rates by the month 
 or whole season ; three-quarters of a mile from the station by carriages. 
 
 Parish, Manatee Co., Florida. — Nine miles from Ellenton. 
 
 Parkershnrgh, Marion Co., Florida. — Located on Blue Springs, 7 
 miles from Dunellon ; population of the community about 150 ; situated 
 in the midst of several clear-water lakes. 
 
 George Hargreaves will give information. 
 
 Parkershurgh House.— T. W. Hood, Proprietor. Acconnnodates 30; $1 per day, f5 
 per week. 
 
 flying the American Flag. 
 
84 Sr.M-MICK IX THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Pasadena, Pasco Co., Florida.— On the F. C. & P. E. R., 3 miles 
 from Dade ('ity ; on the shores of Lake Pasadena, a clear-water lake, 
 12 miles in circumference, afibrding splendid boating and fishing. 
 
 C. E. SpeiK-er will give infonuntion. 
 
 I-.ake View Highlainl. — S. R. Barry, Proprietor; Rev. A. E. Drew, Manager. One and 
 
 one-half miles from the station by free hack. Accommodates 50; S2 per day, $10 ].er 
 
 week, $30 per month. 
 
 Pi'iubertoii (Poiiibertoii Ferry), Sumter Co., Florida. — Junction 
 of the Florida Southern Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system, 
 and the Pemberton Ferry Branch of the South Florida R. R. ; telegraph 
 and South Southern Express Co.'s office ; population of the community, 
 150; fishing and hunting; phosphate mines near by. 
 .1. "W. Bishop, Agent, will give information. 
 
 Mrs. J. J. Bradford.— Private board. $1.50 per day, $5 per week, $18 per month. 
 Mrs. McColluin. — Private board. $1.50 per day, $5 per week, $18 per month. 
 
 Peiiii, Putnam Co., Florida.— On the east side of the St. John's River ; 
 population of the community about 150 ; 8 miles from Palatka. 
 
 J. M. McCalluin will give information. 
 
 Peoria, Clay Co., Florida.- Station on the J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 
 W. H. Silcox will give information. 
 
 Pei'ry, Houston Co., Georgia. — On the South-western Division of the 
 C. R. R. of Georgia ; jjoi^ulation of the town and community, 3000 ; money- 
 order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s oftice. 
 
 Perry Hotel. — J. M. Tuttle, Proprietor. Fifty yards from the station ; accommodates 50; 
 
 $2 per day, $10 per week, $.30 per month. 
 E. M. Fuller, Agent, C. R. R. of Georgia. 
 
 Perry's Mill (P. O. name Myrtle), Montgomery Co., Georgia.— 
 
 On the South-western Division of the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population of 
 the community, 150; 12 miles from Montgomery. 
 
 S. A. L.ide. — (Private boarding-house.) Two hundred yards from the station ; $1 per day, 
 $6 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Pioolata, St. John's Co., Florida. — On the St. John's River; popula- 
 tion of the community about 200 ; 12 miles from Green Cove Springs. 
 
 Montgomery Corse will give information. 
 
 Pierson, Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. W. R. R. ; 
 
 population of the community about 200; high, rolling pine lands; 
 numerous fine orange groves. 
 
 N. Ij. Pierson will give information. 
 
 N. L/. Pierson. — (Private board.) $1 per day, $6 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Pinecastle, Orange Co., Florida.— Station on the South Florida R. R., 
 5 miles from Orlando ; population of the community, 300. 
 
 Isaac Aten will give information. 
 
 Sweet House.— Two hundred yards from the station ; accommodates 10. 
 
 TICKETS INCLUDE MEALS AND BERTH. 
 
86 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Piiic IjOVoI, I>e Soto Co., Florida. — Nine miles from Arcadia; one- 
 quarter mile to fishing ground and 2 miles to deer and wild turkey range. 
 
 Private boarding-houses ; $1.50 per day, flo per montli and upward. 
 Joseph Mizell will give information. 
 
 Plant City, HilLsboro Co., Florida. — Crossing of main line of the 
 South Florida R. R. and the Tampa Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; 
 population of the town and neighborhood, 1200; money-order, telegraph, 
 and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; good hunting, quail, deer, and small 
 game; fine orange gi'oves; very productive locality. 
 
 H. H. Dickey, Agent, South Florida R. R. 
 K. H. AVillie, Agent, F. C. & P. K. R. 
 
 Tropical Hotel. — L. D. Green, Proprietor. Accommodates 200; $2 per day, S5 per week 
 
 ' . and. upward. 
 Robinson House. — J. B. Robinson, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $2 per day, f5 per 
 
 week and upward. 
 Private boarding-houses at $3..50 per week and upward. 
 
 Plynioiitli, Orang-e Co., Florida. — Station on the Southern Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community about 50 ; 5 miles 
 from Apopka ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 \V. A. Cliapinan, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Lake Standish. House. — H. E. -Smith, Proprietor. One-half mile from the station; 
 accommodates 60; |12 to |20 per week. 
 
 Pomona, Putnam Co., Florida.— Station n the J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; 
 
 population about 100; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express 
 Co.'s office ; lake 2 miles in circumference ; fine fishing and boating ; 
 church and school-house ; several good orange groves. 
 
 J. H. Eaiues will give inforn:ation. 
 
 Ames House. — T. Ames, Proprietor; G. H. A. Fisk, Manager. Accommodates about 20 
 $1.50 and $2 per day, $9 to $12 per week, $30 to $40 per month. 
 
 Ponce Park, Volusia Co., Florida. — ()n the Halifax River, 5 miles 
 from New Smyrna ; fishing and hunting ; surf bathing and boating of all 
 kinds ; fine hard beach for driving. 
 
 L.a Ponce Hotel. — E. C. Rogers, Proprietor. Accommodates 50 ; $3 per day, $12 to $15 
 
 per week, $30 to $40 per month. 
 Pacetti House. — B. C. Pacetti, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $7 to $10 per weeki; also 
 
 furnished cottages ready for occupancy. 
 N. Hasty will give iiiformation. 
 
 Port Orange, Volusia Co., Florida. — On the Halifax River, 5 miles 
 from Daytona. 
 
 Port Orange House. — A. Brohm, Proprietor. Near the landing; accommodates 50; $2 
 I^er day, $8 per week. 
 
 Port Tampa, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — The soutliern deep-water 
 terminus of the Plant system, and, with the rapid development of 
 trade with South America and the West India Islands, the export 
 trade of phosphate to Europe has become a centre of great activity ; 
 
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SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
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 only point on the Gulf having 21 feet of water. In order to provide 
 a convenient place for passengers to await the departure of trains and 
 steamers there has been erected on the pier The Inn,— a unique structure 
 with every convenience, richly furnished, and complete in every detail, 
 of service. The surrounding waters teem ■ with fish, while ducks, 
 pelicans, and gulls circle about overhead. Facilities for ))oating and 
 bathing are at hand. 
 
 The -Iim.— Plant Investment Co., Proprietors; C. E. Hoadley, Manager. Acconimo- 
 dates 100; btrictly tirst-class hotel; U to $5 per day, $28 to $35 per week. 
 
 Port Tampa City (P. 0. at Port Tampa), Hillsboro Co., Florida.— 
 
 On Tampa Bay, and also a station on the South Florida K. K. ; pop- 
 ulation about 300 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office ; a rapidly- 
 growing new city on the bay. 
 The Tmes.— George Newell, Proprietor. Accommoaates 3.5; S2 per day, $10.50 [ler 
 
 week, $30 per month; cue-quarter mile from the station. 
 C. E. Hoadley, Port Tampa, will give information. 
 
 Puiita Gorda, De Soto Co., Florida.— Southern terminus of the 
 C. II. Division of the Florida Southern Ry., on the Charlotte Harbor; 
 justly celebrated as a great resort of sportsmen, especially fishers. 
 
 The Punta Gorda.— William A. Warden, Proprietor. Accommodates 400; S:i per 
 day and upward; beautifully-located hotel on the bay. 
 
 Putnam, Marion Co., Goorj-ia.- On the S. & W. Division of the 
 C. R. Iv. of Ga. ; population of the community, 300. 
 
 p. S. Stephens.— Private board. Accommodates 20; $1.50 per day, $5 per week, $15 per 
 month; near the station. 
 
 Putnam Hall, Putnam Co., Florida.— One mile from Putnam Hall 
 station, on the G. S. & F. Ry., 20 miles from Palatka. 
 
 li. IJ. Padgett will give information. 
 
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88 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Quiiicy (county-soat), Gadsdei» Co., Florida. — Station on the West- 
 ern Division of the F. C. &. P. R. R., also G miles from Faceville, Ga., 
 S., F. & W. Ry. ; population of the community, 1500; money-order, tel- 
 egraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; high, I'olling land, very 
 productive ; centre of the tobacco-growing district, where Cuba tobacco 
 is being successfully cultivated ; The Owl Cigar Co. (Messrs. Stratton 
 & Storm), of New York, have a large tobacco plantation near l)y, and 
 also plant for the manufacture of cigars. 
 
 T. L,. Caiitey, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 The Kxchaiige. — Mrs. F. W. Love, Proprietor. Accommodates ."iO; $1.30 to S'2[per 
 day, f8 to flO per week, |25 to $30 per month. 
 
 Quitiiiaii, Brooks Co., Georgia. — Station on the S., F. & W. Ry., 175 
 
 miles from Savannah ; population, 2500 ; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Ex^n-ess Co.'s offices ; a pretty city ; wide streets ; tine nat- 
 ural drainage ; large oaks and magnolias. 
 
 J. G. McCaU, or J. T. Davis, Agent, S., F. & W. Ry., will give information. 
 Hotel Marie. — Quitman Hotel Co., Owner; Edward A. Elder, Manager. (Summer 
 
 address, Indian Springs, Georgia.) Accommodates 15(); |2 per day, $8 to $10 per 
 
 week, $25 per month. 
 Hotel Main.— S. H. (iriffin. Proprietor. 
 Commercial House. 
 
 Reddick, Marion Co., Florida. — Station on the Florida Southern Ry. 
 Division of the J., T. iS: K. W. system ; population of the community 
 about 200 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 W. V. EUett, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 
 Reynolds, Taylor Co., Georgia.— On the South-western Division of 
 the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population of the town and community about 
 1000 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 C. B. Marshall, Agent, Central R. R. 
 
 Hoclgers House. — Mrs. H. Hodgers, Proprietor. One hundred yards I'rom the station; 
 
 accommodates 40; $1.50 per day, $6 per week, $20 per month. 
 Paris House. — F. F. Paris, Proprietor. One hundred yards from station ; accommodates 
 
 25; $1.50 per day, $6 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Richland, Pasco Co., Florida.— On the Pemberton Ferry Branch of 
 the South Florida R. R. ; population of the community, 150 ; telegi-aph 
 and Southern Express Co.'s office ; good fishing and hunting ; Withla- 
 coochee River 2 miles distant ; Hillsboro River 4 miles distant. 
 
 .J. D. Redding, Agent, South Florida R. R. 
 
 Gill House. — Dr. M. R. Gill, Proprietor. Three hundred yards from the station ; accom- 
 modates 10; $2 per day, $6 per week, $20 per month. 
 
 Ridgewood, Putnam Co., Florida. — Two miles from Welaka; 4 
 miles from Pomona ; liopulation of the community about 50. 
 
 G. C. Butler will give information. 
 
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 RiverlaiKl, Horiiando Co., Florida.— Station on the Orange Belt 
 Ry. ; poi)ulati(in of the eoniniunity about 100. 
 S. R. A. Kemp will give information. 
 The Kiic'kei-.— W. II. Ruckcr, Proprietor. 
 
 Rochelle, Alarlma Co., Florida.— Junction of the main line and 
 Gainesville Branch of Florida Southern Ry. Division of the J., T. & 
 Iv. W. Ry. ; population of the community about 500 ; telegraph and 
 Southern Expi-ess Co.'s otRce. 
 J. K. Dewy, Agent, Florida Southern Ej-. 
 
 Kock T^edge, Brevard Co., Florida.— On the Indian River. A 
 famous resort in tlie midst of beautiful orange groves; population of the 
 community about 500; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express 
 Co.'s office. 
 
 E. Li. Mcfiruder will give information. 
 
 Hotel Indian Kiver.— Near the steamer landing. A. S. Lee, Manager. Accommo- 
 dates 700; first class in every particnlar; S4 per day and upward, apecial by the week or 
 month. 
 
 Rock I.edge Hotel. 
 
 Tropical Hotel. 
 
 Wilkinson's Cottages. 
 
 Rosewood, Levy Co., Florida.— Station on the Cedar Key Division 
 of the F. C'. & P. R. R., 10 miles from Cedar Keys ; population of the 
 community about 50. 
 Ford House.— S. C. Corson, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; very reasonable rates. 
 
 Ruiiuyiiiede, Osceola Co., Florida.— On Lake East Tohopekiliga, 2 
 miles from Narcoosee; good vegetable; sugar, and rice growing region; 
 good hunting and fishing. 
 
 Allen Thomas ivill give information. 
 
 The Hotel Riinnymede.— At reasonable rates. 
 
 Rntlaiid, Sumter Co., Florida.— Landing on the Withlacoochee River, 
 11 miles from Panasoffkee. 
 
 AV'illlam O. Johnson will give information. 
 
 Riitledg-e, Alachua Co., Florida.— Six miles from Gainesville ; poi)u- 
 lation of the community about 100 ; Warren's Cave 4 miles distant ; the 
 ■' Devil's IMill Hopper," a natural well, 200 feet deep, with almost perpen- 
 dicular sides, and a lake in the bottom, 1 mile distant. 
 J. H. Van Deveer will give information. 
 
 St. AndreAv's (or St. Andrew's Bay), Washington Co., Florida. 
 
 On the north-east shore of St. Andrew's Bay. Population of the com- 
 munity about 1000 ; 50 miles from Chipley, Florida. St. Andrew's Bay 
 is a body of water 2 to 5 miles wide, with 3 arms, about 60 miles hi 
 length ; good boating, bathing, and fishing ; good hunting, deer, turkey, 
 quail, geese, and ducks. 
 J. E. Boren will give information. 
 
 AVilson House.— Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Proprietor. One-half lilock from the landing; accom- 
 modates 2.5 ; .51 to $•> per day, $6 per week, S20 per mouth. 
 Hunt's.— Mrs. C. M. Hunt, Proimetor. Three blocks from the steamer landing; «1 to 
 
 S2 per day, $.5 per week, $20 per month. 
 St. Andrew's Hotel. Accommodates 75. Will be open this winter. 
 
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SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
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 St. Aiig-iistii»e, St. John's Co., Florida.— Station on the Jacksonville, 
 St. Augustine & Halifax Eiver Ry. ; population, 5000 ; all the conve- 
 niences of a modevn city ; probably the greatest resort in the world ; the 
 oldest town in the United States ; many relics of its Spanish days of the 
 sixteenth century— the old city w^all and gates ; Fort Marion, erected in 
 1620, still remains; cathedral; old slave-market ; the Plaza; the Memo- 
 rial Presbyterian Church ; the sea-wall ; Anastasia light-house, 165 feet 
 high ; coquina quarries ; U. S. barracks; good fishing, boating, and hunt- 
 ing ; splendid drives ; the Casino, with its wonderfully complete baths ; 
 as to hotels, none in the world excel those at St. Augustine ; complete 
 livery and omnibus transfer. 
 W, D. Allen, Ticket Agent, Union Depot; F. J. Ballavd, Ticket Agent, Tonce De Leon 
 
 or St. Augustine Improvement Co., will give information. 
 Tlie Ponce De I.eon is one of the finest hotels in the world; in fact, none excel it 
 anywhere. Built in the style of the early Spanish renaissance, strongly influ- 
 enced by the Moorish spirit, "The eye travels from the gateway in the centre of the 
 one-story portico up to the corner turrets of the wings, then back to the high walls 
 of the main building and up to the great dome, surmounted by its graceful lantern, 
 and so on and up to the huge corner towers that rise one hundred and fifty feet into 
 the clear, blue sky." The material is a shell composite, of a light mother-of-pearl 
 color, ornamented" with terra colta. The loggias overhang the difierent faoades, with 
 their quaint woodwork worn, resembling somewhat tlie houses in the old town. 
 
 In speaking of the construction of this hotel, the word bulU would be improper,— 
 it was cast— the shell and cement being poured in a mould while soft, and rammed 
 into proper position within its mould. The courts are the most beautiful and tastily 
 arranged gardens of flowers, evergreens, walks, fountains, and, in fact, recall all the 
 stories of childhood days of "good fairies" and their abodes. The interior, with its 
 complete and elegant finish, lavish display of the very finest works of art, is beyond 
 description in the small space at command here. To quote a friend, "Think of all 
 the wonderfully beautiful things you have read, heard, or dreamed of, then see the 
 'Ponce,' and you will say 'its more than that.'" H. M. Flagler, Owner; 0. D. Seavey, 
 Manager. Accommodates 700 ; fo per day and upward. 
 Alcazar.— H. M. Flagler, Owner; 0. D. Seavey, Manager; B. W. AngoU, Superintendent- 
 
 Accommodates 300; on European or American plan. 
 Cordova.— H. M. Flagler, Owner; E. N. AVilson, Manager. Accommodates 400; $4 to «5 
 
 per day, $28 to $42 per week. 
 San Marco.— J. S. Cruft, Owner; Ainslie & McGiloray, Managers. Accommodates 400 ; $4 
 
 per day and upward, special by the week or month. 
 Florida House.— Charles F. Beck, Proprietor. Accommodates 200; $S to $4 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 Magnolia.— AV. W. Palmer, Proprietor. Accommodates 2.50 ; S3 to *4 per day, special by 
 
 the week or month. 
 St. George.— C. D. Tyler, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $3.50 to U per day, special by 
 
 the week or month. 
 Ocean View.— W. S. M. Pinkham, Proprietor. Accommodates 75 ; $2 per day, SIO to $14 
 
 per week, $35 to $50 per month. 
 The Abbey.— W. G. Warden, Owner ; Mrs. A. B. Abbe, Proprietor. Accommodates 60 ; $2 
 
 per day, special by the week or month. 
 CoUimljia Hotel.— A. S. Washburne, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $2 per day, $10 to 
 
 $15 per week. 
 American House.— W. H. Woodall, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $7 to $10 
 
 per week, $30 lo $40 per month. 
 ViUa Oriole.— AccommcdatfS 20. $1..50 per day, $8 to $12 per week, $30 to $50 per month. 
 La Posada.— Mrs. H. A. Rumley, Proprietor. Accommodates CO; $1.50 to $2 per day, $7 
 
 to $10 per week, $30 per month. 
 Valencia.— Mrs. Frazier, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $2.50 per day, special by the 
 
 week or month. 
 Barcelona.— Miss llazeltine, Proprietor. Accommodates 50 ; $2.50 per day, $12 to $18 per 
 week, special by the month. 
 
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 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Craddock.— Mis. Craddock, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $1.50 per day, $8 to $10 per 
 
 week, special by the month. 
 Hernandez House.— H. E. Hernandez, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; S;i.50 to $2 per 
 
 day, S7 to $10 per week, S28 to $10 per month. 
 
 St. Catherine (or Dragem Junction), Sumter Co., Florida.— 
 
 Junction of the Florida Southern Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. 
 Ry. and the Tampa Division of F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 J. E. Berwick, Agent, Florida Southern Ry. 
 J. J. Bradford, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 St. Cloud, Osceola Co., Florida.— Station on the St. C. S. B. Ry.; 
 population of the community, 350; 7 miles from Kissimmee; in the 
 midst of the celebrated sugar and rice country of Florida. 
 
 St. Francis (known as Old Town), Lake Co., Florida.— Landing 
 on the western bank of the St. John's River; population of the com- 
 munity about 100 ; evidently been a settlement during the days of the 
 Spaniards ; located 40 miles above Sanford. 
 
 John E. Harris will give information. 
 
 Hotel St. Francis.— Dr. L. H. Harris, Proprietor; John E. Harris, Manager. Accommo- 
 dates 35; $2 per day, $12 per week, $35 per month; near the landing. 
 
 St. James City, Lee Co., Florida.— Located on Pine Island, on 
 Charlotte Harbor; reached by the steamer from Punta Gorda or Port 
 Tampa; 4 miles from Punta Rassa; fine tarpon fishing, and small fish 
 in abundance; good hunting. 
 
 J. M. Kreamer or E. Wiiitcside will give information. 
 
 San Carlos Hotel.— St. James-on-the-GuIf Co., Proprietors. Accommodates 100; $2.50 to 
 $5 per day, special by the week or month ; about one-eighth of a mile from the land- 
 ing by herdic. 
 
 St. Lucie, Brevard Co., Florida.— On tlie west bank of the Indian 
 River, 2 miles from Fort Pierce; population of the community about 
 300 ; good fishing ; deer and other game in abundance. 
 
 The St. liucie.— James Paine, Manager. Two hundred yards from the station. Accom- 
 modates 30; $3.50 per day, $18 per week. 
 James Paine, Agent, I. 1{. S. B. Co. 
 
 St. Petersburg-, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— Terminus of the Orange 
 Belt Ry., on Tampa Bay ; population, 500 ; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office ; fine fishing, boating, and bathing in the 
 waters of the bay. 
 
 S. p. Holliurake, Agent, Orange Belt Ry. 
 
 Hotel Detroit.— C. Vi. Luud, Proprietor. Near the railroad station ; one-half mile from 
 the .steamer landing. Accommodates 100 ; $2.50 to $3..50 per day, $15 to $20 per week, 
 . $40 to $75 per month. 
 Several boarding-houses at reasonable rates. 
 
 St. Simon's Mills (better known as St. Simon's Island), Glynn 
 Co., Georg-ia.- An island in the Atlantic Ocean, near Brunswick. 
 Ocean View House.— A. T. Arnold, Proprietor. Three-quarter mile from the landing 
 in hack ; $1.50 to $2 per day, $9 to $10 per week. 
 
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 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 San Antonio, Pasoo Co., Florida.— Station on tlio Oran<;e Belt Ry. ; 
 population of the community alxiut 200 ; miJiiey-order, telearaph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 Florida House.— Joseph Freeze, Proprietor. Accommodates liirt; cue-half mile from 
 
 the station by buggy; special rates by the week or month. 
 Pasco House.— Geo. J. Frese, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; one-quarter mile from 
 
 station; 12 per day, 88 per week, $;iO per month and upward. 
 Jacob CJo<Uvin or J. M. Joues, Agents, Orange Belt Ry., will give information. 
 
 . Sanforcl, Orang-e Co., Florida.— Station on the main stem of the J., 
 T. c*c K. W. Ry., the South Florida R. R., also northern terminus of 
 the Orange Belt Ry. ; landing on the St. John's River; at head of 
 navigation for large steamers. Lake Monroe, a clear-water lake, 6 miles 
 wide ; population, 2500 ; in the midst of a fine orange section ; one of 
 the oldest orange groves in the State near by ; all the conveniences of 
 a city; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s office; 
 location of general offices of South Florida R. R. ; water-works and' 
 gas-Avorks; business portion of the city mostly substantial brick build- 
 ings ; good boating and tishing. 
 
 C. R. AValkev, Union Ticket Agent, will give information. 
 
 Sauford House.— A. Pv. Hale, Proprietor. Accommodates 300; S-I per day, special liy 
 the week or nioatli. 
 
 South Florida Sanitarium.— W. A. Jlillor, Manager. Five blocks from the station ; 
 
 accommodates 65; S-'.!iO to $1 per day, 815 to «;2o per week, »50 to $7.5 per month. 
 Comfort Cottage.— Mrs. E. M. Martin, Proprietor. Six blocks from the station ; accom- 
 
 dates 30 ; $2 per day, $12 per week. 
 
 Sirrene House.— Mrs. Sirrene, Proprietor. Seven blocks from the station; accommo- 
 modates 30 ; |2 to $4 per day, $15 per week. 
 
 IMco Restaurant.— Sou- h Florida R. R. Co., Owners. Near the station ; the dining- 
 room will accommodate 50; rooms will accommodate 14; $2..!50 per day. 
 
 San Leon Hotel.— A. C. Martin, Proprietor. Seven blocks from the station ; accom- 
 modates 25. 
 
 Florida House,— Mrs. Shelby, Proprietor. Three blocks from the station ; accommodates 
 22; .fl.50 per day, $> per week. 
 
 Gate City Boarding-House — J. H. Ferguson, Proprietor. Two blocks from the 
 station; accommodates 18; $1.50 per day, $3 to $8 per week. 
 
 San Mateo, Putnam Co., Florida.— Landing on the St. John's River, 
 5 miles from Palatka ; population of the connnunity, 400 ; some of the 
 oldest orange groves in the State near by. 
 
 I>. S. Tingley will give information. 
 
 Stanton House.— Mrs. W. E. Stanton, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $1..50 to $2 per 
 
 day, $ii to $10 per week, special by the month; 1>^ -miles from the landing by hotel 
 
 carriage. 
 Tiflfany House.— E. C. Tiffany, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $1.50 to $2 per day, $6 
 
 to flO per week, special by the month; near the steamer landing. 
 
 Santos, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the Southern Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R., 8 miles from Ocala ; population of the community, 
 200; Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 C. H. Mathews.— Private board. |1 per day, $5 per week. 
 Geo. G. Mathews, Jr., will give information. 
 
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 Sarasota, Manatee Co., Florida.— On Sarasota Bay; nearest landing:, 
 Braidentown, 12 miles distant; thence by hack; population of the 
 community about 200; boating, fishing, and hunting; sea shells. 
 
 ,T. Hamilton Gillispie will give information. 
 
 The De Soto Hotel.— J. Hamilton Gillispie, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; ?3 per day, 
 
 $15 per week. 
 Sarasota House.— Mrs. Rosie Vincent, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $2 per day, $10 
 per week. 
 
 Satsuiua, Putnam Co., Florida.— On the St. John's Eiver, 2 miles 
 from Satsuma Heights; population of the community, 100; private 
 board at reasonable rates. 
 
 Horace Welles will give information. 
 
 fe!4fc..<-^'-'^- 
 
 Satsuma Heights, Putnam Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & 
 
 K. W. Ry. ; population of the community, 250 ; telegraph and Southern 
 Express Co.'s office; one-quarter mile from a large lake; private 
 boarding-houses at reasonable rates^ 
 
 H. B. Jarvis or E. E. Cardell will give information. 
 
 Seaside, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— On the Gulf of Mexico, and also 
 a station on the Orange Belt Ry. ; population of the community about 
 100 ; 4 miles from Tarpon Springs ; surf bathing, fishing, and sailing ; 
 litliia, iron, and sulphur springs. 
 
 Jolm D. Green, Agent, will give information. 
 
 Bueliler Hovise.— E. E. Buehler, Proprietor. Accommodates 10; $2 per day, S7 per 
 week, $25 per month; one-quarter mile from the station by team. 
 
 Sebastapol, Burke Co., Georg-ia.— Station on the main stem of the 
 C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 J. p. Jorden, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
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 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Savaiiiiab, Chathaiu Co., Georgia.— On the Savannah River, IS 
 miles from its mouth ; a thriving city of 60,000 inhabitants ; the niost 
 important seaport on the South Atlantic coast; headquarters and south- 
 ern terminus of The Savannah Line, from which port its steamers 
 leave and arrive nearly every day in the week ; four each week (Mon- 
 _ days, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays), leaving for New York— one 
 every four days for Boston direct; one every ten days. (for freight) for 
 Philadelphia ; visitors are always welcome to inspect the great wharves, 
 docks, and steamers of this Company. Savannah is also the southern 
 terminus of the main stem of the Central R. R. of Georgia. The Central 
 R. R. and The Savannah Line being operated by the same system — 
 the Richmond & Danville R. R. system,— their relation is necessarily 
 very close, the Central R. R. with its own lines radiating from Savannah 
 throughout Georgia, and, with its connections, forming through direct 
 lines throughout the South. Savannah is also the headquarters of the 
 Savannah, Florida & Western Ry. (the Plant system), whose own 
 lines reach all Florida points, and form the U. S. Mail Route to Cuba. 
 At this great port the Central R. R. of Georgia, and also the Savannah, 
 Florida & Western Ry. (the Plant system), find an outlet to the North 
 and East and the foreign ports of the world. 
 
 The general business, especially in cotton, lumber, and naval stores, is 
 immense, and ample capital is at hand to handle this great volume of 
 business, which is annually increasing. 
 
 Savannah, on account of its superior natural advantages (see page 8). 
 and its ample hotel facilities, is now one of the great winter resorts of 
 this country. 
 
 The office of the Ocean Steanisliip Company, "Savannah 
 Line," is at No. 3 Wardburg Building, foot of Bull Street; C. G. Ander- 
 son is the Agent. 
 
 The DeSoto (new), corner of Liberty and Bull Streets, one of the finest and most com- 
 plete hotels in the world ; first class in every particular. Watson & Powers, Proprietors. 
 Accommodates 500; $4 per day and upward; special rates by the week, month, or 
 season. 
 
 The Pwlaski House, corner of Bull and Bryan Streets. Accommodates 200; S2.50 per 
 day and upward. 
 
 Screven House, corner Bull and Congress Streets. Accommodates 250; .12.50 per day and 
 upward ; special by week or month. 
 
 MarshaU House, Broughton Street, between Abercomb and Drayton. Accommodates 
 
 Harnett House.— M. L. Harnett, Proprietor. Accommodates 150 ; S2 to $2.50 per day; SIO 
 per week, $30 to 835 per month. 
 
 The Morrison House, corner Broughton and Drayton Streets. Accommodates 75; S;i..50 
 to $2 per day, 87 to 812 per week, 830 to f40 per month. 
 
 Savannah Restaurant, We.st Broad and Congress Streets. Mrs. E. F. Monroe, Propri- 
 etor. Accommodates 50; $1 per day, 85 per week, 820 per month. 
 
 Palmer House, 67 Jeflferson Street. Mrs. Addie Palmer, Proprietor. Accommodates 15 ; 
 81 per day, 85 per week. 
 
 First class private board by Miss E. McAlpin, No. 68 South Broad Street. Accommo- 
 dates 35 ; 82 to 84 per day, 810 to 820 per week. 
 
 All hotels easily reached by Feely's Transfer Stages, which are in attendance, upon 
 arrival of all trains or steamers, or by street cars. 
 
 UIVJEQUHLBn rsA^CILITIES. 
 
THE DE SOTO, SAVANNAH, (.A. 
 
98 SlMMlvi; IN T]IE WINTEi; TI.MK. 
 
 Sebastian, Brevard Co., Florida. — On the Indian River; hunting, 
 fishing, bathing, and boating ; rivei" 3 miles wide ; only a few yards to 
 the Atlantic. 
 
 S. Kitclxing-, Agent, I. E. S. B. Co. 
 
 8. Kitcliing. — Private board; 200 yarils from the landing; accommodates 10; 11.50 per 
 day, S7 per weelc, f20 per montb. 
 
 Seffner, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— On the S. F. R. R., 12 miles from 
 Tampa ; population of the community about 300 ; telegraph, money- 
 order, and Southern Express Company's office ; in the midst of a veiy 
 fertile country ; 2 churches ; good schools. 
 
 N. M. McL.areii, Agent, Soutb Florida R. E. 
 
 The Seffner House. — Mrs. J. D. Carn, Proprietor. Tbree minutes' walk from tlie station ; 
 
 accommodates 50; fl.50 per day, $6 per week, $25 per month. 
 Oak Crescent. — Mrs. H. C. Ferris, Proprietoi-. Near the station; accommodates 80; S2 
 
 per day, special by the week or montb. 
 
 Selmaii, Calhoun Co., Florida. — On the Apalachicola River, 2 miles 
 from the landing ; 15 miles from Sneads. 
 
 R. r. Shields will give information. 
 
 Seminole, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— On Boca Ceiga Bay, 8 miles from 
 Largo ; fine surf bathing, and beautiful bay for boating and fishing. 
 
 A. P. HofTnian will give information. 
 
 Killen Grove Honse. — F. E. Grable, Proprietor. Accommodates 10; $2 per day, SIO per 
 week, 130 per montb. 
 
 Senoia, Coweta Co., Georgia. — Station on the main stem of the 
 C. R. R. of Georgia ; population, 800 ; money-order, telegraph, and South- 
 ern Express Company's office ; in the midst of good, high farming 
 country. 
 
 Barnes House. — Miss Sallie Herd, Proprietor ; and the 
 Graham House. — James Graham, Proprietor. Near the station; $1.50 per day, fo per 
 
 week, 115 per montb. 
 T. X. Vining, Agent, C. E. E. of Georgia. 
 
 Seven Oaks (same as Bay View), Hillsboro Co., Florida. 
 
 Seville. Volusia Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. W. Ry. ; 
 
 population of the community, 200; money-order, telegraph, and South- 
 ern Express Company's office; situated on Lake Louise; has regular 
 city sewerage and water-works ; fine orange groves ; good boating, hunt- 
 ing, and fishing. 
 
 Wm. A. Iieeke or W. C. B. !Lawson, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ey., will give information. 
 The Seville. — Mason Young, Owner. Accommodates 100; S2.50 per day and upward. 
 Grand View. — H. Singer, Proprietor. $2 per day and upward. 
 
 Sharon, Clay Co., Florida. ^Station on the Western Ry. of Florida, 
 10 miles from Green Cove Springs ; population of the community about 
 300 ; high, rolling pine country. 
 J. J. Moody will give information. 
 
 Humbert House.— Mrs. J. "\V. Foglcman, Proprietor. SI per day, $4.50 per week, ?15 
 per month and upward. 
 
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SIMMER IN TPIE WINTER TIMi:. 99 
 
 Sharpsburgli, Coweta Co., Georgia.— Station on the main stein of 
 the C. R. R. of Ga. ; population, 400 ; in the midst of a good farming 
 country. 
 
 Several private boarding-houses at reasonable rates. 
 H. H. Harrison, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Shell Creek, De Soto Co., Florida.— Flag station on the Charlotte 
 Harbor Division of the Florida Southern Ry., 3 miles from Cleveland. 
 
 Sliiloli, Volusia Co., Florida.— Fifteen miles from Titusville, between 
 the head of the Indian River and ^Mosquito Lagoon. 
 
 Silver Pond, Putnam Co., Florida. — Three miles from Denver; 5 
 miles from Crescent City. 
 
 A. J. Spencer will give information. 
 
 Silver Spring-s, Marion Co., Floi-ida. —Station on the Southern Di- 
 vision of the F. C. & P. R. R., 6 miles from Ocala; the Silver Springs 
 are celebrated wherever Florida is known, — a body of water so clear 
 that objects are visible at a depth of over 60 feet ; this is the starting 
 point of steamers on the Ocklawaha River. 
 
 James Coons will give information. 
 
 Silver Springs Hotel.— Proskey Bros., Proprietors. Summer address, Bellport, L. I. 
 Accommodates 100; $3 to $4 per day, $16 to $18 per week. 
 
 Silver Springs Park (P. O. name Springs Park), Marion Co., 
 
 Florida.— Station on the Southern Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; 
 population of the community, 500 ; 2 miles from the celebrated Silver 
 Springs. 
 
 Li, M. "Wilson wiU give information. 
 
 Hotel Marion.— Frank M. Brown, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day, special by 
 the week or month. 
 
 Sit3CO, Putnam Co., Florida.— Station on the J., T. & K. W. Ry., 3 
 miles from Pomona ; population of the community about 150. 
 
 H. V. Sisco, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 
 C. C. Bartlett.— Private board. Near the station. $1.50 per day, $1 per week, special 
 by the month. 
 
 Smith's Creek, Wakaula Co., Florida.— On the Ocklocknee River, 
 30 miles from St. Mark's ; population of the community about 150. 
 J. B. tangston will give information. 
 
 Sneads, Jackson Co., Florida. — Station on the Pensacola & Atlantic 
 R. R., 3 miles from Apalachicola River; population, 500; plenty of 
 fish, deer, turkey, quail, and squirrels. 
 
 W. F. Jenkins will give information. 
 
 Boykin House.— Mrs. J. C. Boykin, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $1.50 per day, $5 
 
 to $7 per week. 
 Solomon's Hotel.— J. Z. Solomon, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $1.50 per day, $5 to 
 
 $7 per week. 
 
 HANDLE FREIGHT MORE PROMPTLY THAN OTHERS. 
 
100 SUMMEK IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Sorrento, JLake Co., Florida. — Station on the S. & L. E. Division of 
 the J., T. & K. W. Ry., C miles from Sanford ; population of the com- 
 munity about 300 ; high, rolling pine land ; numerous springs ; money- 
 order and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 A. S. Matlack, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 
 AveriVl House. — Dr. W. F. Thomas, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $2 per day, $7 per 
 week; one-quarter mile frcm the statiou. 
 
 South Lake Weir, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the Florida 
 Southern Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system; on the shores of 
 Lake Weir ; 20 miles from Ocala ; population of the community about 
 300 ; Lake Weir is one of the prettiest lakes in the State, on the 
 shores of which are many fine orange groves; good tishing and 
 hunting. 
 
 AVm. Foster or P. O. Hawtlioriie will give information. 
 I^akeside Hotel. — E. B. Foster, Proprietor; T. B. Shay, Manager. Accommodates 60; 
 
 $2 to 93 per day; spec'al by the week or month; one-quarter mile from the station 
 
 by hack. 
 Amaskohegan House. — J. H. Albeston, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; fl per day, 
 
 $6 per week, $20 per month; 3 miles from the station; will meet train or steamer 
 
 upon notice. 
 Arnold House. — M. J. Arnold, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $1 to $2 per day, 87 to 
 
 $12 per week; one-half mile from the station by hack. 
 
 Spring- Garden, Volusia Co., Florida. — One and one-quarter ndles 
 from De Leon Springs; population, 100. 
 
 Argyle Hotel — A. H. Norris, Owner. (Summer address, MorgEnville, N. Y.) Miss Carrie 
 Douglas, Manager. Accommodates 25; at reasonable rates ; IJ^ miles from the railroad 
 station by Jersey wagon. 
 
 Spring- Lake, Clay Co., Florida. — Station on the W'estern Ry. of 
 Florida. 
 A. M. "Williams will give information. 
 
 Spring- Glen (P. O. name St. Nicholas), Duval Co., Florida. — 
 
 On Jacksonville & Atlantic R. R. and Little Arlington River, 3 miles 
 from Jacksonville. 
 
 Spring Glen House. — Mrs. E. Clute, Propr.'etor. (Simmer address, Sheepshead Bay 
 N. Y.) Accommodates 25 ; $2 per day, $8 to $10 per week. 
 
 Starke (county-seat of), Bradford Co., Florida. — Station on the 
 Southern Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population, 1000 ; money- 
 order, telegraph, and Southern Express Company's offices ; quite a dis- 
 tributing point ; fine lakes and good fishing near by ; in the heart of 
 the strawberry region ; many flourishing orange groves. 
 
 S. F. Gardner or J. P. Hester, Agent, will give information. 
 
 Commercial Hotel. — J. Kleinschmidt, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day, $7 
 
 per week and upward ; special monthly rate". 
 Kentucky House.— J. R. Martin, Proprietor. Accommodates 30 ; $2 per day, $7 per wei k 
 
 and upward. 
 Starke House. — Mrs. F. B. Jones, Propiietor. Accommodates 20 ; $^2 per day, 87 per week 
 
 and upward. 
 
 Steinhatchie (Cook's Haniniook), Lafayette Co., Florida. — 
 
 Twenty-five miles from Branford. 
 
 J. W. Gran will give information. 
 
 TICKETS IINiCLMl^E Hl/^LS ^Mh PEI^THo 
 
102 sr.M.Mici; i.v the wintki; timk. 
 
 Stockton (or Fairview), Marion Co.* Florida.— On tlie AVithlacoo- 
 chee Eiver, 8 miles from Leroy. 
 
 A. McC. Brass will give iQi'ornKilion. 
 
 Sunimerfielrt, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the Southern Divis- 
 ion of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community, 150 ; tele- 
 graph and Southern Express Company's office. 
 
 O. H. Smith, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R. 
 
 Dillard's House.— S. K. Dillard, Proprietor. One luiiidred yard.s from the statiou ; ac- 
 commodaies 15; S1.50 per day, $5 per week, ?18 per month. 
 
 Summit, Marion Co., Florida.— On the Florida Southern Railway 
 Division of the J., T. & K. W. system, 5 miles from Altoona ; South- 
 ern Express Comjiany's office ; large boiling spring, makes a stream large 
 enough to float a steamboat ; several clear-water lakes ; good hunting and 
 fishing ; deer, bear, and wild turkeys. 
 
 O. Li. Baber, Agent, Florida Southern lly., or Lewis "L. Clark, will give information. 
 Lewis L.. Clark, — Private board; accommodates 10; Si per day, $3.50 per week. 
 
 Sumner, Levy Co., Florida. — Seven miles from Cedar Key. 
 
 J. p. Little will give information. 
 
 Hudson House.— J. B. Hudson, Proprietor. $1..50 per day, f6 per week and upward. 
 
 Sumterville, Sumter Co., Florida. — Station on the Tampa Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R., 2 miles from Panasoff kee ; population of the 
 community about 200 ; numerous curious sinks and natural wells abound 
 in this vicinity; vegetable and orange growing country. 
 
 H. T. Maun will give information. 
 
 Warren House. — John T. Warren, Proprietor. Three hundred yards from the station; 
 
 accommodates about 20; S1.50 per day, I" per week, $20 per month and upward. 
 Branch House.— Mrs. A. S. Branch, Proprietor. Three hundred yards from the station; 
 
 accommodates 20; $1.50 per day, $7 per week, $20 per month and upward. 
 
 Sutherland, Hillsboro Co., Florida. — On the Gulf of JMexieo, and 
 also a station cm the Orange Belt Ry. ; population of the community 
 about 200 ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office ; ample facil- 
 ities for boating, fishing, and hunting. 
 
 O. Tinney, Agent, Orange Belt Ry. 
 
 Oulf View. — C. T. Taylor, Omaha, Nebraska, Proprietor ; Briard F. Hill, Manager. One 
 
 block from the station; accommodates 200; $2 to $4 per day, $12 to $25 per week. 
 Hotel San Marino. — Dr. H. V. Cotfman, Omaha, Nebraska, Proprietor ; Briard F. Hill. 
 
 Manager. Four blocks from the station; accoiuinodates 200; S2 to $4 per day, $12 
 
 to $25 per week. 
 
 Suwanee, Suwanee C'o., Florida. — Station on the S., F. & W. Ry., 
 
 direct from Savannah ; population of the community, 200 ; 7 miles from 
 IJve Oak ; the location of one of the largest sulphur springs ; a great 
 iiealth resort, in both summer and winter ; spring flows 45,000 gallon.^ 
 per minute ; telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s office. 
 
 Suwanee Sulpliur .Springs Hotel. — S. H. Peck, Proprietor. One mile from the sta- 
 tion by strest car; accommodates 200; $2.50 to $4 per day, $15 to til per week. $riO 
 to $70 per month. 
 
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SUMMER IX THE WINTER TIME. 103 
 
 Suwanee River. — This river, l^eing celebrated in song, must not be 
 omitted. 
 
 " Away down on the Suwanee River, 
 
 Far, far away, 
 There's where my heart is turning ever; 
 
 There's where the old folks stay." 
 
 One of the largest rivers south-east of the Mississippi, emi^ties 
 into the Gulf of Mexico 12 miles north-west of Cedar Key. Steamers 
 make regular trips on this river between Cedar Key and Luraville from 
 the islands of the Cedar Key group, in the Gulf, to the head of navi- 
 gation, connecting with the F. C. & P. Ry. at Cedar Key, and the 
 S., F. & W. at Branford. The scenery is beautiful. 
 
 J. O. Andrews, General Passenger Agent, Cedar Key, Florida, will cheerfully give 
 information. 
 
 Suwanee Shoals, Columbia Co., Florida. — Four miles from White 
 Springs, 10 miles from Lake City ; population of the community, 150. 
 
 p. G. Brown will give information. 
 
 Sycamore, Gadsden Co., Florida. — Fourteen miles from Quincy. 
 
 Sylacauga, Talladega Co., Georg-ia. — Station on the S. & W. Divis- 
 ion of Central R. R. of Georgia ; population, 950 ; money-order, tele- 
 graph, and Southern Express Co.'s office ; mining industries — stone, 
 marble, iron, slate, &c. 
 
 C. A. Walker, Agent, C. R. R. of Georgia. 
 
 Sylacauga Inn. — A. V. Levejing, Proprietor. Five hundred yards from the station by 
 
 hack ; accommodates 200 ; S2 per day, |10 per week, S40 per month. 
 Meachem House. — W. C. Meachem, Proprietor. Accommodates 100 ; S2 per day, SIO 
 
 per week, $30 per month. 
 
 Sylvan Lake, Orange Co., Florida. — Station on the Orange Belt 
 Ry., 6 miles from Sanford ; population of the community about 100 ; 
 good fishing, hunting, and driving ; in the midst of pine woods, dotted 
 with lakes and bearing orange groves. 
 
 Thomas E. Wilson or W. R. Kobbins will give information. 
 
 Villa Clare. — Mrs. G. W. Davis, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; SI to $2 per day, $.5 to 
 
 $10 per week, special by the month. 
 Orange View or Warren House. — Josiah Warren, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; 81 
 
 to $2 per day, $.5 to $10 per week, special by the month. 
 
 Tallahassee, Leon Co., Florida. — Capital of the State ; on the Western 
 Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population, 4000 ; situated among 
 high, hills, rolling lands ; good roads ; Wakulla Crystal Springs ; water 
 so clear the objects are plainly visible at great depth ; Newport Springs ; 
 St. Mark's and light-house ; all easy of access. 
 
 J. T. Bernard & Son will give information. 
 
 The <'L,eon." — M. L. Oglesby, Manager. (Summer address, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.) 
 
 First class in every respect ; accommodates 200 ; $.3 to $4 per day, $18 to $28 per week. 
 St. James Hotel. — G. A. Lamb, Manager. Accommodates 100; $2..50 to $3.50 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 
 HANDLE FREIGHT MORE PROMPTLY THAN OTHERS. 
 
THE PLANT SYSTEM 
 
AND STEAMSHIP LINES. 
 
106 8L'M.MEK IN TllK WINTER TIME. 
 
 Tampa, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— At the head of Tampa Baj', and at 
 the mouth of the Hillsboro River; terminus of the main line of the 
 South Florida R. R. and the Tampa Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; 
 population, 10,000; has all the conveniences of a city, — gas, water, 
 electric lights, and street cars, — and is a bustling city ; in its north 
 portion (Ybor City) are located numerous large cigar factories, employ- 
 ing thousands of Cuban cigar makers, Avho form quite a settlement in 
 that locality. Tampa has one of the finest hotels (The Tampa Bay) in 
 the world. Port Tampa, the greatest shipping port on the Gulf, is only 
 9 miles distant (see Port Tampa) by frequent trains. Fishing, hunting, 
 boating, sailing, and driving. 
 
 Tampa is of interest historically, being the place where Ferdinand 
 De Soto landed May 25th, 1539. From there he started on his search 
 for the mines of wealth supposed to exist in the New World, which 
 resulted in the discovery of the Mississippi River. From there also 
 Narvaez, having obtained a gi-ant of Florida from Charles V. of Spain, 
 landed with a large force April 16th, 1528. 
 
 J. A. M. Grable, Agent, South Florida R. R., or Johu S. McFaU, Freight Agent, or 
 J. A. White, Ticket Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., will give information. 
 
 Tampa Bay Hotel.— Tampa Bay Hotel Co., Proprietor. J. H. King, Manager. South 
 Florida R. R. trains land passengere at the door; over ."500 feet long, with walls of 
 brick and beams of steel, arched with concrete and floored with tiles, proof against 
 any fire; massive, yet light and graceful in its perfect Moorish architecture; with 
 colonnades, porches, and balconies looking out through 100 beautiful arches upon as 
 many pictures; minarets, domes, and pinnacles rising 150 feet above the lawns that 
 gently slope away in front, and fall, with green terraces, to the water's edge. Sheltered 
 promenades among the towers that overlook a park of 150 acres of groves, avenues, 
 gardens, fountains, bridges, and waterways; with mineral springs of famous qualities ; 
 floats and pavilion for boats and launches ; drives, walks, and bathing beaches, and 
 the town beyond, and the coming and going trains. With parlor and music, and 
 dining halls rich in every appointment; apartments en suite, with every comfort of 
 a private mansion; baths, electric lights, and luxury everywhere, — the whole interior 
 being fitted with the very latest improvements that science and art can contribute; 
 while the decorations, furniture, and effects are prepared with the broadest range of 
 diversity that good taste and judgment can dictate; a veritable palace and home. 
 $5 per day and upward. 
 
 The Alineria.— E. S. Douglass, Proprietor. Accommodates 200; $4 per day, $25 per week 
 
 and upward. 
 The Plant. — B. R. Cole, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $2 per day and upward, special 
 
 by the week or month. 
 
 Palmetto Hotel.— R. F. Webb, Proprietor. Accommodates 60; $2 per day and upward, 
 special by the week or month. 
 
 Gulf House. — J. W. Booz, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 per day and upward, 
 special by the week or month. 
 
 Ample accommodations in other hotels and private boarding-houses and furnished apart- 
 ments, at rates of $6 per week and upward. 
 
 Taiig-eriiie, Orang-e Co., Florida.— Two and one-half miles from 
 Mount Dora ; high, rolling pine lands ; beautiful lake ; good hunting 
 and fishing. 
 
 "William H. Earle will give information. 
 
 Wacliusett Hotel.— William H. Earle, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; S2 per day, $1 
 to S9 per ^eek; summer address, Worcester, Mass.; will meet train with team. 
 
 THE SAVANNAH LINE STEAMERS ARE THE FINEST. 
 
SUMMER IX THIC W INTKlt TIMK. 
 
 1(^7 
 
 Tarpon Springs, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— Station on the Orange 
 Belt Ry. ; population, 700 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Ex- 
 press C'o.'s offices ; very attractive spot near the Gulf; fishing, sailing, 
 and boating ; many xjleasnre steam and naphtha launches ; sail boats, &c. 
 
 J. Patten or Merrick "U'hitcoinb will give information. 
 
 Tarpon Springs Hotel.— TarpoQ Springs I. & D. Co. (1233 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, 
 
 Pa.) Proprietors; A. P. Weller, Resident Superintendent. Acconimodates 150; $2.-i0 
 
 to H per day, special by the week or raonth. 
 Besides the above there are, "The Tropical," Russell House, Fernald Cottage, 
 
 and several private boarding-houses. 
 
 Tavares, Lake Co., Florida.— A station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. and the S. & L. E. Divisions of the J., T. & K. AV. system ; on 
 the Southern Division of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; on Tavares & Gulf R. R. ; 
 population of the community, 300 ; money-order, telegraph, and South- 
 ern Express Co.'s ofiBces; good hunting, fishing, and boating; several 
 large lakes near by. 
 
 E. S. Johnson, Freight and Ticket Agent, J., T. & K. W. system, or K. T. W'ay, 
 Freight Agent, and G yv. Terry, Ticket Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., will give in- 
 formation. 
 
 Osceola Hotel.— Frank Jones, Owner; C. L. York, Manager. Accommodates 100; $2.50 
 to S3 per day, special by the week or month. 
 
 Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.— Station on the main stem of 
 the C. R. R. of Georgia; population, 1000; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 TT. C. Matthews, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Tliomaston, Upson Co., Georgia.— On the main stem of the Central 
 R. R. of Georgia ; population, 2000 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s offices ; mineral springs of noted medical qualities. 
 
 A. ^V. AA'hite, Agent, C. R. R. of Ga. 
 
 Chenny House.— J. C. McCrory, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; P per day, $18 per 
 
 week; near the station. 
 Numerous private boarding-houses at $10 per month and upward. 
 
 Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.— On the S., F. & W. Ry. direct 
 from Savannah; a well-known winter resort; poi)ulation, 6000; all the 
 conveniences of a modern city ; fine drives ; good hunting and fishing ; 
 has churches of all denominations ; large opera house. 
 
 Address F. M. Van Dyke, Ticket Agent, S., F. A AV. Ry., or H. \V. Hopkins or E. M^ 
 
 Mallette, for information. 
 Piney "Woods Hotel.— M. A. Bower, Owner; Wm. E. Davies, Manager. Accommodates 
 
 300 ; with all the conveniences and attachments of any first-class hotel ; $4 per day, ?25 
 
 per week. 
 Mitchell House. 
 The Masiiry. 
 Clarendon.— S. B. Van Dyke, Proprietor. Accoramoclates 50; $2 per day and upward, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 Stuart's Hotel.— C. T. Stuart, Proprietor. Accommodates 175 ; $2 to $2.50 per day, $10 to 
 
 $14 per week. $40 to $50 per month. 
 Hotel Brighton.— Miller & Co., Proprietors. Accommodates 50 (on European plan); 
 
 rooms $1 per day, $7 per week, $30 per month. 
 Scott House. 
 Pine Suiuniit. 
 Uhler House. 
 Numerous private boarding-bouses, at rates of $6 per week and upward. 
 
 ALWAYS TRAUEL UIA THE SAUANNAH LINE. 
 
■108 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Thompson, Bullock Co., Alabama.— Station on the South-western 
 Division of the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population, 250. 
 B. li. Perry, Agent, C. R. E. of Georgia. 
 
 Thonotosassa, Hillsboro Co., Florida.— Six miles from Seffner, on 
 Lake Thonotosassa ; population of the community, 400 ; good boating and 
 fishing ; fine orange section. 
 
 Grand View House.— E. E. Hazen, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; |2 per day, 86 to $8 
 
 per weelv. 
 E. E. Hazen will give information. 
 
 Three Notch, Bullock Co., Alabama.— Station on the South-western 
 Division of the C. R. R. of Georgia. 
 
 J. W. Bledsoe, Agent, C. R. E. of Georgia. 
 
 TitusvlUe, Brevard Co., Florida.— On the Indian River ; junction of 
 the J., T. & K. AY. Ry. with Indian River steamers; population, 1000; 
 money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices ; good fishing, 
 sailing, and boating on the Indian River; good hunting; numerous 
 orange groves. 
 
 M. E. Griiber, Agent, J., T. & K. W. Ry. 
 Indian River Hotel.— J. M. Mabbette, Proprietor. Accommodates 125 ; 82 to $3.50 per 
 
 day, special by the week or month. 
 Grand View Hotel.- J. M. Mabbette, Proprijtor. Accommodates 75; $2 per day, special 
 
 by the week or month. 
 
 Tropic, Brevard Co., Florida — On the Indian River; fishing, hunt- 
 ing, and boating ; pineapples and tropical fruits and flowers. 
 
 The Casper House.— J. L. Casper, Proprietor. Accommodates 15; $2 per day, $10 per 
 week, $30 per month. 
 
 Twin Lakes, Pasco Co., Florida.— Twelve miles from Dade City; 3 
 beautiful lakes ; orange groves ; good hunting and fishing. 
 
 John H. Reilley will give information. 
 
 Umatilla, Lake Co., Florida.— On the Florida Southern Ry. Division 
 of the J., T. & K. W. system, 21 miles from Astor, 18 miles from Lees- 
 burg ; large acreage in vegetables ; oranges, lemons, &c. ; numerous clear- 
 . water lakes ; good hunting and fishing. 
 John A. Mitchener will give information. 
 
 Umatilla House.— J. A. Mitcheuer, Proprietor. Accommodates 75 ; $2 per day, $6 to 98 
 per week, $^20 to $25 per month. 
 
 Upsala (or Xew Upsala), Orange Co., Florida.— Station on the S. 
 & L. E. Division of the J., T. & K. W. Ry., 3 miles from Sanford ; numer 
 ous orange groves. 
 
 B. O. Seltzer will give information. 
 
 Valdosta, Lowndes Co., Georg-ia.— Station on the S., F. & W. Ey., 
 
 direct from Savannah ; population, 3000 ; money-order, telegraph, and 
 Southern Express Co.'s offices. 
 
 Stuart House.— Mrs. B. F. Moseley, Proprietor; J. H. Slump, Manager. Accommodates 
 75; $2 per day, $10 per weak, $30 per month. 
 
 Soutftcrn Pro&ttctd transported prontiitl^. 
 
liO Sl'.MMKK IN TJIK WIXTICI: 'I'IMIC. 
 
 Vernon, Washington Co., Florida.— Sixteen mi]e.s from C'liipley. 
 
 Viana, Citrus Co., Florida.— Four miles west of Hernando. 
 
 Victoria, Lake Co., Florida.— Station on the Southern Division of tlie 
 F. C. & P. R. R., () miles from Zellwood ; good fishing and hunting; 
 abundance of quail. 
 
 J. Ti. Lavake will give iafniiuation. 
 
 Villa City, Lake Co., Florida.— Three miles from Mascotte ; popula- 
 tion of the community, 350 ; beautiful locality ; clear- water lakes ; good 
 orange and vegetable section ; rolling lands ; good hunting and fishing. 
 «ieo. T. King will give infoiniation. 
 
 Fern Villa.— Mrs. A. Gall, Proprietor. Suuiiuer address, Ocean Grove, N.J. Public 
 carriage from statiou; accommodates 50; $2 per day, $12 per week, $45 per month. 
 
 Viola, Lake Co., Florida.— On Lake Griflin ; 10 miles from Leesburg 
 by daily steamer; good fishing; large or small game for huntei-s; nu- 
 merous bearing orange groves. 
 31. C. Sligli will give information. 
 
 The rake View.— I\r. C. Sligli, Proprietor. Accommodates 12; $1 per day, $5 per week, 
 $20 per month. 
 
 Wadley, Jefferson Co., Georgia.-On the main stem of the C. R. K. 
 
 _ of Georgia ; population, 1000 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Ex- 
 press Company's offices. 
 
 H. H. Woodruff, Agent, C. B. R. of Georgia. 
 
 Terminal Hotel.— W. E. Taylor, Proprietor. Accommodates 75; $2 per day, special by 
 
 the week or month. 
 Donovan House.— T. J. Shivers, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, special by 
 
 the week or month. 
 
 Wahneta, Polk Co., Florida.— (Post-otfice name for Bartow Junction.) 
 
 AValdo, Alaclma Co., Florida.— Junction of the Southern and Cedar 
 Key Divisions of the F. C. & P. R. R.; population, 700; money-order, 
 telegi-aph, and Southern Express Company's offices; 2 fine lakes near 
 by, affording good fishing and boating; plenty of large game for hunts- 
 men's sport. 
 
 V. H. Bell, Agent, F. C. A P. R. R., or J. C. Deane, will give information. 
 AValdo House.— Fred Willor, Proprietor. Accommodates 100 ; $2 per day, $10 per week. 
 Renault House — E. Renault, Proprietor. Accommodates 35; $2 per day, special by 
 the week or month. 
 
 Watertown, Columbia Co., Florida.— Station on the Western Divis- 
 ion of the F. C. ct P. R. R., 3 miles from Lake City. 
 
 Thomas Dowllng;, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., will give information. 
 
 AVauclmla, De Soto Co., Florida.— Station on the Charlotte Harbor 
 Division of the Florida Southern Ry., near Peace River ; population of 
 the community, 300 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express 
 Co.'s offices. 
 
 A. G. Smith, Agent, or M. A. Payne will give information. 
 
 AVauchula House. M. A. Payne, Proprietor. Accommodates 20; $2 per day, $5 per 
 
 week. 
 
 UNEQUAI.ED FACILITIES. 
 
SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. Ill 
 
 Waycross, Ware Co., Georgia.— Junction of the S., F. & W. and B. 
 & W. Kys. ; "The Funnel," through which all business passes into 
 Florida ; population, 4000 ; live, pushing city. 
 
 A. M. Kniglit, Mayor, will give information. 
 
 Strickland House.— J. W. Strickland, Proprietor. Accommodates 35 ; $2 per day, 
 
 special by the week or month. 
 Plicenlx.— VV. Stewart, Proprietor. Accommodates 100; $2 to :if3 per day, special by 
 
 the week or month. 
 Weiss House. — Mrs. J. Weiss, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $2 to S3 per day, special 
 
 by the week or month. 
 
 Webster, Sumter Co., Florida.— Station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system ; population, 800 ; telegraph 
 and Southern Express Co.'s office ; fishing, hunting, deer, turkey, and 
 small game. 
 
 J. W. Sheppard, Agent, Florida .Southern Ry., will give information. 
 Arnold House. — William Arnold, Proprietor. $2 per day, $10 per week. 
 Private board at 11.50 per day, $12 to $20 per month. 
 
 Weir Park, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system, also landing on Lake Weir ; 
 telegraph and Southern Express Co.'s ofiices ; fine hunting, fishing, and 
 boating; fine orange groves. 
 
 J. H. Carter, Agent, Florida Southern Ey. 
 
 Weir Park Hotel. — R. L. Martin, Proprietor. Accommodates 30; $2 per day, S9 per 
 week, $30 per month. 
 
 Welaka, Putnam Co., Florida.— Landing on the east bank of the St. 
 John's River, opposite mouth of the Ocklawaha River; 4| miles from 
 Sisco ; good fishing ; sulphur springs for bathing. 
 
 F. E. Reeder will give information. 
 
 Reeder House. — F. E. Reeder, Proprietor. Near the landing; $1.75 per day, $10 per 
 week, $38 per month. 
 
 Welsliton, Marion Co., Florida.— Station on the Florida Southern 
 Ry. Division of the J., T. & K. W. system ; population of the com- 
 munity, 600; money -order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s 
 ofiices. 
 
 J. H. Welsh, Agent, Florida Southern Ry., will give information. 
 
 West Farm, Madison Co., Florida.— Station on the Western Divis- 
 ion of the F. C. & P. R. R., 5 miles from Madison ; population of the 
 community, 300 ; Southern Express Company's office. 
 
 J. G. Blackwell, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., will give information. 
 
 Blackwell Hotel. — Mrs. Bettie Lee, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; $1 per day, $4 to 86 
 per week, $15 to $20 per month. 
 
 Wetappo, Washington Co., Florida.— At the east end of St. An- 
 drew's Bay ; 80 miles by boat from St. Andrew's ; 80 miles from Chipley. 
 
 Dr. J. W. Keyes will give information. 
 
 Wewahitclika, Calhoun Co., Florida.— On the Chipola River; 
 Barnesville, Georgia, nearest railroad station ; fishing and hunting. 
 W^ewahitelika R; E. & I. Co. will give information. 
 
 The Castle. — S. S. Alderman, Proprietor. Accommodates 50; $1.50 per day. 
 E. Z. Taylor.— Private board. $1 per day. 
 
 T'BB ^AYANjNiAB MNB ^T'EAMEm^ ABE T'BB FIJNiEB^* 
 
112 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Whitesbiirg-, Carroll Co., Georgia. — Station on tlie Savannah & West- 
 ern Division of the C. R. R. of Georgia ; population, 400 ; money-order, 
 telegraph, and Southern Express Company's ofhces ; good farming sec- 
 tion ; good schools ; 2 churches ; no saloons ; grapes being grown success- 
 fully. 
 
 Messrs. Alinon & Gordon will give information. 
 
 Harris House. — Mrs. M. T. Harris, Proprietor. Accommodates 40 ; $2 per day, fo per 
 ■week, $12.50 per month. 
 
 White Springes, Hamilton Co., Florida.— On the G. S. & F. R. R. 
 
 and on the Suwanee River; population, 500; telegraph and Southern 
 Express Company's offices ; fine mineral spring ; plunge and swimming 
 pool ; good hunting ; fishing and boating on the Suwanee River. 
 C; Ii. Morri-son will give information. 
 
 Wliite Springs Hotel. — G.A.Wright, Owner; W.T.King, Manager. Accommodates 
 150; 12 per day, $10 per week, $35 per month. 
 
 Whitney, Lake Co., Florida.— Station on the Southern Division of 
 the F. C. & P. R. R., 4 miles from Leesburg ; good pine and hammock 
 lands. 
 
 E. J. Merrilus will give information. 
 
 Wilderness (P. 0. name Belniore), Clay Co., Florida.— On the 
 
 Western Ry. of Florida; in the midst of good fruit and vegetable lands; 
 good hunting. 
 
 T. H. Jarvis will give information. 
 Wilson House. — Lewis Wilson, Proprietor. 
 
 Wildwood, Sumter Co., Florida.— Junction of the Southern and 
 Tampa Divisions of the F. C. & P. R. R. ; population of the community, 
 800 ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express Co.'s offices; located 
 at the head of Gulf Hammock ; one of the finest places for game, both 
 large and small. 
 
 J. T. Bryan, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., will give information. 
 
 "Withlacoocliee Hotel. — J. E. Barwick, Owner; Miss Annie Barwick, Manager. Accom- 
 modates 50 ; $2 per day, $5 to $10 per week, $20 to $30 per month. 
 
 Wildwood Hotel.— D. H. Hart, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; $2 per day, $5 to $10 
 per week, $20 to $30 per month. 
 
 Williston, Levy Co., Florida.— Eleven miles from Archer; in the 
 midst of good phosphate and timber lands. 
 J. B. Epperson will give information. 
 
 Private board by J. B. Epperson. Accommodates 10; $1.50 per day, special by the 
 week or month. 
 
 Willow, Hill.sboro Co., Florida.— At the head of navigation, on 
 Little Manatee River, 13 miles from Brantley. 
 C. B. Hester will give information. 
 
 Winter Haven, Polk Co., Florida.— Station on the Bartow Branch 
 of the South Florida R. R. ; money-order, telegraph, and Southern 
 Express Co.'s offices; high, rolling pine land; attractive scenery; over 
 25 clear-water lakes within a radius of 2 miles. 
 
 B. H. Peacock will give information. 
 
 Clayton House.— J. B. Clayton, Proprietor. Accommodates 25; $1.50 per day, $7 per 
 week. 
 
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114 SUMMER IN' THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 Winter Park, Orange Co., Florida.— On the main line of the 
 South Florida R. R., and also on the E. F. & A. R. R. ; population of 
 the community, 800; money-order, telegraph, and Southern Express 
 Co.'s office ; one of the finest winter resorts in the State ; numerous 
 fine winter residences ; many beautiful clear- water lakes ; 12 lakes can 
 be seen from observatory on hotel ; ample supply of small pleasure 
 craft on the lake ; steam launches ; seat of Rollins College, a first- 
 class educational institution, amply endowed ; good boating, fishing, and 
 hunting. 
 
 E. A. Faulkner, Agent, South Florida B. R. 
 
 J. S. Capen or Charles J. L,ad(l will give information. 
 
 The Seminole.— Plant Investment Co., Owners. F. C. Campbell, Manager. Horse cars 
 
 from station ; accommodates 500 ; $4 per day and upward, special by the week or month ; 
 
 first class in every respect, with telegraph service, livery, and pleasure boats. 
 The Rogers Honse.— A. E. & A. E. Rogers, Proprietors. Accommodates 80 ; $2 to 
 
 $3 per day, flO to fl8 per weelv. 
 Osceola House.— W. J. Waddell, Proprietor. Accommodates 35 ; |2 per day §10 to S12 
 
 per week. 
 Palmetto House.— J. D. Taylor, Proprietor. Accommodates 40; S1.50 per day, fS per 
 
 week, 120 per month. 
 
 Woodbridge (or Mayo), Orange Co., Florida.— Station on the 
 main line of the South Florida R. R., near INIaitland. 
 
 Wyrtle, Montgomery Co., Alabama.— (P. O. name for Perry's 
 Mills, Alabama.) 
 
 York, Marion Co., Florida. — Two miles from Leroy ; population, 100. 
 
 Zellwood, Orange Co., Floi'ida. — Station on the Southern Division 
 of the F. C. & P. R. R., 8 miles from Apopka ; population of the com- 
 munity, 500 ; high, rolling country ; many beautiful clear-water lakes ; 
 many winter homes here. 
 
 M. E. Barnes, Agent, F. C. & P. R. R., or r>. H. Fleming will give information. 
 The Mitchellhurst.— Mrs. M. D. Mitchell, Proprietor Summer address, Philadelphia, 
 
 Pa. Accommodates 25 ; ffl-SO to $S per day, 810 to $15 per week, $25 to f40 per month. 
 Scott Cottage.— Mrs. C. H. Scott, Proprietor. Accommodates 15 ; J1.50 to $2 per day, 
 
 $10 to 515 per week, $25 to $40 per month. 
 
 Zolfo Springs, De Soto Co., Florida.— Flag station on the Char- 
 lotte Harbor Division of the Florida Southern Ry. 
 
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THE PLANT SYSTEM OF RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP LINES. 
 
116 SUMMER IN THE WINTER TIME. 
 
 HUNTING IN GEORGIA. 
 
 There is no general or State law governing the hunting season, and the 
 several local or county laws on the subject are not uniform as to dates of 
 opening and closing. More attention is paid to such- matters on the seaboard 
 than elsewhere ; and in the neighborhood of Savannah and counties adja- 
 cent the season for deer, partridges, wild turkeys, ducks, &c. opens October 
 1st, and closes April 1st following. From April to October hunting is 
 prohibited. 
 
 HUNTING IN FLORIDA. 
 
 The following are the salient points of the Game Laws of Florida, as 
 recently enacted and now in force : — 
 
 No person shall chase or kill wil<l deer, in any pai-t of the Stiite, for more 
 than four months in any year. The boards of county commissioners shall 
 indicate the opening and closing of the season in their several counties. 
 Should the commissioners in any county fail to designate the hunting period 
 the same shall be in each county during the months of November, Decem- 
 ber, January, and February. No person shall hunt or kill any wild turkey, 
 quail, or partridge, in any part of this State, save only from the first diiy 
 of November until the first day of March. 
 
 THE Savannah line Steamers are the Finest. 
 

 
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