Tourists' and settlers' guide to Florida . acksonville. Only line between NEW ORLEANS and JACKSONVILLE with throughSleepers. Runs throufih the beautiful Middle Florida Hill Country—Pensa-cola and Escamliia Bay. All these trains connect with 8t. Augustine, the Indian River and River points, direct for Ocala, Gainesville, Leesburg, Orlando, WinterPark, and all West Coast points—Hunting and Fishing Resorts. Send forlist. |^~ Send for best Indexed Map of Florida. NORTHERN AGENCIES: J. L. Adams, General Eastern Agent, 353 Broadway, New York. W. B. Pennington, General Western Agent, 169 Wal
Tourists' and settlers' guide to Florida . acksonville. Only line between NEW ORLEANS and JACKSONVILLE with throughSleepers. Runs throufih the beautiful Middle Florida Hill Country—Pensa-cola and Escamliia Bay. All these trains connect with 8t. Augustine, the Indian River and River points, direct for Ocala, Gainesville, Leesburg, Orlando, WinterPark, and all West Coast points—Hunting and Fishing Resorts. Send forlist. |^~ Send for best Indexed Map of Florida. NORTHERN AGENCIES: J. L. Adams, General Eastern Agent, 353 Broadway, New York. W. B. Pennington, General Western Agent, 169 Walnut street, Cincinnati. E. D. Palmer, Agent, li»7 Washington street, Boston. Daniel Lammot, Southern Agent, 40 S. Third street, Philadelphia. John R. Duval, Agent, 205 E Baltimore street, Baltimore. H. F. Davis, Commercial Building, St. Louis. G. W. Carhart, Endicott Building, St. Paul, Minn. N. S. PENNINGTON, Traffic Manager. WALTER G. COLEMAN, A. 0. MacDONELL, (ten. Trav. Agt., Jacksonville, Fla. Gen. Pass. Agt., Jacksonville, 12 tourists and settlers guide to FLORIDA. The Mallory Steamship Line. The Mallory Steamship Line sails to New York andBoston, stopping at Philadelphia en roiite. Passengers fromJacksonville take the steamer train every Thursday at 7:30a. m. on the Florida Central and Peninsular Railway at theUnion Depot, and are carried to Fernandina. Here theyare met by the Cumberland boat, which conveys them bythe inland route to Brunswick, Ga., where they take theocean steamer. Fare from Jacksonville to New York, first-class, $ ; intermediate, $; steerage, $; roundtrip, The Ocean Steamship Company. This company, known as the Savannah Line, carriespassengers by rail from Jacksonville to Savannah, wherethey take the steamer for New York every Tuesday, Fridayand Sunday, This line also runs a steamer from Savannah,to Boston every Thursday. Fare, $ for first-class, one way; $ for inter-mediate, one way, or $ for round trip
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