The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-09
jacksonville Union, 4th inst.
FLORIDA DAY.
Cheap Rates 90 Louisville on tstss
Der 18th. (.

ONLY $3.50 FOR THE ROUND TRIr-YeKETs
GOOD FOR SEVEN DAYs-A GRAND OFtoEfu.
NIFTY FOR FLoRIDIANs To VISIT THB eREAr
EXPOSITION II
lished below, the arrangements for the spcca
excursion to Louisville for Florida DAc ;ha.e
been perfected, and most satisfactorily 50 To
price. T.
Mr. Taylor has certainly done well fsr T'Ios
ida, and, as he suggests in his letter, it :stonld
secure large attendance Tickets will Us. sold
here on October 18th. The train Will Lee; i: here
on the evening of the 18th, and arrive III It,ais
vile early on the morning of the 17lb; %hich
will give all day to become familiar VIA The
Exposition and good nights rest for. f'ttsada
Day, the 18Th. Returning, the train wy leave
Louisville about noon of the 19th, arriving .Lsre
on the morning of the 21s, This gives. ii M,
two days and halt in Louisville. The isei3h,y
Baya line, the Peoples line and St. Jotoslrail
way will give half rates TO jacksonville n taos;
who wish to join the excursion from tlis own
up the river. Gainesville, ST Augus,iSe.f Pa
latka, Sanford and other towns in the Sete lwill
no doubt send large delegations. <
Persons will have their choice of rG1tet via
the Louisville and Nashville, the East se'turs-
see, Virginia and Georgia and the CiH<ifnati
Southern :
Mr.. James P Beckwth, representing i,:eafn-
cinnati Southern in this city, at 40 Big sf1,e:.
and Mr.. B. II. Hopkins of the East TeG,iess'.
Virginia and Georgia railroad, at The c'irnks q.
Bay and Hogan, have both taken livci; i9tF-
est in working up this excursion. and Wills Fiaya
be found ready and anxious to give ans iiiihr
nation desired about their respective linz.
Though the most remote the State of:Els5t!s
will certainly show up when her day arr,:es
The State Press will be there, the GovcrIspr ana
his cabinet, and no doubt hundreds OF olacts.
A class from our schools should be B,ais np
for that day. With such a man as our Capable
superintendent to act as guide through Use in
position, they would find it a rich slore-tou.e ut
knowledge.
MR. TAYLORs LETTER.
SAVANNAH F. & W RAILWAY Coz
SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct q 1882 I
George W. Jones, Esq, Manager Tme% l'e5i
Jacksonville. F2ortda
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 29th ults inire
lalion to The Louisville Exposition Spec; Ek-
curson rates for Florida Day, has been x.tnai'i-
cred
We have been enabled to arrange ratc iritn
jacksonville Of $15 so for the round trip: Tails
ticket will be good for seven days from tSe date
of its issue, strictly not transferable and i3r cob
uous passage going and returning
AS this iSabOut one cent per mile II y tel be
hoped a large attendance will be secured. rhIsc
tickets will be sold both ria Atlanta aid rit
Montgomery. Respectfully,
JAMES L. TAYLOR, g. T.. y,
TO OUR BRETHREN OF THE PRESS.
We especially call the attention of onhDrelh
rem OF the press to the above and trust they will
assist in giving ii publicity in the respective AZ
calities, also to see that something gxs cut
ahead of them to swell the collection OF riufida
Exhibits for Florida Day. The railroaS Il.sts
have certainly contributed literally towatJs t.e
success Of Florida at the Exposition, and es-c yc
well at our hands