The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-10-09

IL speAklag e Green Cove, Iwil say
thai with 80 tie recommendation that
the iown Las. ., does nos begin 80 satisfy
the wafts e ,hose that would like 20
locate there. Tie place has enc im-
portarf advantage over any other. that
is The charming spring It's attractions
alone viii fH baif,a-dozea hotels
They Row have two and ara sure that
Yea caaBot make any mistake 10 locat
iBg at that place, and hope you viii
conclude to build ia that vicinity
Tpor, sept 2sth, 1879
Boar Sir.
am just 10 receipt Of your circular.
] made al my plans to spend las, win
ter IN Florida. but unforeseen cifeum.
stances prevented my doing 90. A
number Of my friends wintercd there
and speak In the highest terms Of the
delightful climate and the comforts Of
your house at jacksonville. l intend
TO visit Florida this winter and shall
hope TO meet you,
Ny friends say there is great want oi
more hotel accommodations in all pin
[ cipal places.
NV Yom, Sept. 80, 1873,
. Dsar SIR.
( Your circular has been received
I think the most beautiful spot ia Florida
for the purpose you propose,is at Pico
lata sixteen miles by the old stage
route from st Augustine. 1t is Just like
Magnolia on the opposite side Of the 81
Johns, six miles nearer Jacksonville
that Tocoi. II is well understood by
all Florida travellers that more hotels
are needed.
MAINE, Oct. l, 1878.
Dear Sir:
In answer to your interrogative in re
gard to hotels, &C, in Florida, will say
that | have examined the matter witt
some care, and am fully persuaded tha
Jacksonville is the place in Florida fol
/ first-class hotels 1t is the first landing
made in the state, it is the largest ant
most desirable city there, and unequal
led for climate and good health. Wis
itors will radiate from this point tc
other locations, but Jacksonville will
always be the center Of attraction, il
my opinion. Watching the course o
travel and the tendency Of the times
it seems to me that the number O
visitors in Jacksonville win be limited
only by the hotel accommodations; anc
the tendency is for well-to-do people Il
go away from these cold attitudes, ant
the disagreeable fall and spring MONTH
to warmer climes, and nothing i'll thi
country offers such attractions, as re
CARDS climate, &C, as Florida. | shall
leave for Jacksonville in two or tire
weeks.
MASSACHUSETTS, Oct. 3, 1878.
Dear Sir: ...
In reply to your circular will say, il
my opinion the best place for first
class hotel is fronting one side Of th
st James Park Jacksonville. What sa
you? We expect TO go south for tn
winter early next month. Shall we no
see you down there
With best wishes for your continue
prosperity remain, &c.
NV JERSEY, Oct. 9th, 1873
Dear SIR:
Your circular is before me. I hav
lately met with some friends who hav
passed several winters in Florida, VIII
are enthusiastic on the subject of it
winter climate, &c. There is no dout
but what it will be, not only the resoI
for these in poor health, but for tn
wealthy class of pleasure tourists, " b
have heretofore been in the habit of q
ing to southern France and Italy.
you decide to organize company t
erect hotel there, you may count 0
me for a subscription OF five thousan
dollars.
Let me hear from you as soon as yo
decide upon plan OF action. Unde
your management | should have flu
confidence in the success Of such a
enterprise and shall be glad to help tn
matter along in any way in my power
NEW YORK LETTER.
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