The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-23

the world. Within the next ten years
there will be no other place like it, and
her streets will be filled by people from
all over the world"
"A rising place in the sand-fy and
mosquito industry"
The streets would be shame and
disgrace to the most uncivilized people
ON the globe''
Il had sooner be a visitor than the
ghost of Ponce de Leon"
A nice place to spend the winter, but
would rather live in the North"
''Quite as interesting city as I have
ever visited. People kind, climate de-
lightful, collection of ancient specimens
very extensive"
Owing to the weather it ought to be
dubbed 'Unheavenly Paradise p"
"a good place to spend money"
''The collection of curiosities is extern
sive and interesting"
''Can this be the United States %
Just arrived at the end of the world;
coming again.
especially with it's climate, and find the
Museum very interesting"
Scale wall when you meet a car
rage
"a town beautifully located, lovely
climate and healthful sea air. st. Au-
gustine possesses much of interest on
account of its antiquity and quaint
buildings, and much of romance that
always accompanies extreme age"
"Old scenes are interesting to new
beholders."
ga fine old town, with very nice
climate"
81 am mashed on st. Augustine"
"a charming old city and climate"
"Give me snow banks to this place!'
''Them's my sentiments too
"a pity for one die who lives here"
"The most enjoyable place we have
found in Florida
This place takes us back 800 years,
says | to myself, saysI.' That's sou
''Thy skies are bright,
Thy waters fair,
Quaint are thy sights
Old town so rare. -
Air, water, earth and sky, all beautiful, none
will deny
"a quaint old city-glad came"
EST. Augustine should be kept as
national museum
Every body likeslt;
Babies cry for it,
SO do invads.
Ilar f,,Ia
Fright slick
tires antique ct MAGNITUDE"
"a poeticai link between the past and
present"
Il find absent from this museum adj
vertisements-'sold in Massachusetts,. "
The Saratoga of the SOUTH
"a pretty oasis in the desert
c. o. d can't beat it,"
Beats the Dutch"
Next to st. Louis, pretty good
place"
"Can't fool me; / have been through
| nortber."
"What are one or two northers? Think
of Dakota.
"What would you do if it was 90 below
zerog"
can earthly paradise"
THE admiration of all Americans.
"A good thing to have such a Museum
in old St. Augustine
GA strange transition from wiutry
blasts to a flowery paradise"
''Too full to tell
do dream? Hal It's realityr'
ga paradise for landlords"
TOO, too utterly sweet"
| "It beggars description.
| ''Sorry to leave, as | always am"
1.-THE Nice of America-an improve
ment on Italy,"
"Have been to many ancient places in
this country and China and Africa, but
have never seen place that | thought
SO much of as St. Augustine
/ "a good place to sell umbrellas, rub
bers, overcoats."
Am favorably impressed with the
city and its people"
Beats any city on the continent"
.,Three cities l know where one goe
for ancient curiosities-San Antonio
Texas, is one; St. Augustine is the othel
two"
''Feel that have been placed back t.
the16th century while roaming the street
of this old Spanish town.
, Delighted with the Old Fort"
t ..St. Augustine must be seen to be aI
! preciated.
Jacksonville, Palatka and Silve
: Spring should all of them be seen, blu
the Greatest place of all to stop is oil
Q st. Augustine.
E Pretty good what there IS of it, an
t enough of it such as it is.
"a quaint old city with charmin
b climate
: "a quaint old city with good hotels
d My expectations have been realized