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Weiland Nathan, dry goods 125 S Pala- fox
Welch Solomon J, architect, 7 Masonic Temple
Wells-Kahn Co, F E Welles pres, Harry Kahn v-pres, W B Yniestra sec, whol grocers 600 S Palafox
Wells Ezra B, paints and wall paper, 15-17 Government
Welsh John G, restr 818 S Palafox
WENTWORTH GEORGE P, Lawyer 200 S Palafox
Wentworth Theodore T, grocer 401 Davis
West End Crematory, W Wright nr city limits
West Florida Baptist Academy, Ernest Mckinley prin, w Brainard bet H and I
West Florida Grocery Co, A F Paderick pres, A R McAllister sec-treas, Cedar n w cor Jefferson
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West Florida Highway Assn, Wm M Herrider sec, 15 E Intendencia
West Florida Land Agency, A D Camp- bell pres, A D Morrison v-pres, Pat- tillo Campbell sec-treas, 409-11 Thie- sen bldg
West Florida Naval Stores Co, R F Mitchell pres, D J Hayes sec-treas, Cedar n w cor Jefferson
*West Sexton, grocer 2300 N Tarra- gona
Western Union Telegraph Co, Wm A Moore mgr, 126 S Palafax
Whidden Archibald, fruits 517 E Gads- den
Whip George W P, lawyer 304 Am Natl Bank bldg
White A Henry & Bro (A Henry and Herman B), men's furngs 127 S Pala- fox
*White Cary, grocer 265 E Chase
White Henry S, printer, 9 W Romana White John Store The (James A and Thomas P White), clothing etc 209- 11 Palafox
White W H & Co (Walter H and J George White), drugs 39 S Palafox
White & White (Edward T and Marco J), clothing 20 S Palafox
Whittle John E, liquors 303 E Wright Wicke Bros (Alfred F and Henry T), plmbrs 109 N Palafox
Wicke Herman H, grocer 1330 E Moreno
*Widows and Orphans Industrial Home, 904 N E
Williams F M Co, F M Williams pres, H M Yonge v-pres, C E Gordon sec- treas, contrs 4 S Palafox
*Williams Henry G, drugs 500 N De Villiers
*Williams Pink, tailor 409 N De Vil- liers
*Williams Thomas W, jeweler 24 S Tarragona
Williams T E & Co (Thomas E Wil- liams), furn 90 E Wright
Williams Wm A, grocer 2518 W Cer- vantes
Willis Blanche, manicure San Carlos Hotel
Willis Walker D, archt 619 Blount bldg
Wills Charles W, contr 227 E Inten- dencia
Wilson-Biggs Co, W E Wilson pres, W F Biggs sec-treas, sporting goods 22 S Palafox
Wilson Silas W, barber 118 E Wright Wing Hop Co, Wing Hop mgr, curios 107 N Palafox
Wolff Isidor, mdse broker 219 De Luna Women's Home, Amelia Lawrence matron, 1310 Davis
Workingmen's Building and Savings Association, T C Watson sec, 7 S Palafox
Wrighton Arthur A, signs 219 De Luna Wrighton Thomas F, wall paper 140 E Government
Yates Tandy G, optician 410 Blount bldg
Yates Wm H, grocer 727 W Zarragossa Yellow Pine Land Co, W C Vereen pres, M Wilson sec-treas, 412 Thiesen bldg
*Young Joseph C, umbrella repr 102 E Gregory
Young Men's Christian Assn, Walter P Cunningham genl sec, 402-6 N Pala- fox
Young Women's Christian Assn, Mrs R A Barlow genl sec, 4 E Belmont Zachary Wm L, lawyer 209 Am Natl Bank bldg
Zelius Alexander, ship chandler, v-con- sul Norway and The Netherlands, 709-11 S Palafox
Zelius Wm M, meat market 402 S Pala- fax
Zimmerns Coal Co, John R Vidner mgr, 405 Am Natl Bank bldg
Zirkelbach John, grocer 433 W Greg- ory
Zung Nathan, furn 801 E Strong
Zung Rose, sten 405 Am Natl Bank bldg
PEORIA
A postoffice on the St. Johns river and on the A. C. L. R. R., in Clay county, 121% miles northwest of Green Cove Springs, the judicial seat and banking point. Exp., Sou. Wrightsman G M
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PERRY 479
PERRINE
Population 200. Located on the F. E. Ry. in Dade county, 18 miles south- west of Miami, the judicial seat and banking point. Has Baptist and Meth- odist churches and a public school. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Exp., Sou. G. M. Fowler, postmaster. Cabot Neal, r r, exp and tel agt
FOWLER G M, Blacksmith and Repair Shop
Perrine Mercantile & Investment Co, genl store
Tropico Lumber Co, saw mill
PERRY
Population, 3,000. An incorporated city, the judicial seat of Taylor county, located on the L. O. P. & G., A. C. L. and S. G. R. Rs., 90 miles west of Jack- sonville, 16 from the Gulf of Mexico and 44 South of Live Oak. It has all modern civic improvements, 2 banks, a weekly newspaper, the Taylor Coun- ty Era; churches of all leading de- ·nominations and excellent schools. Cotton is the main production. Corn, oats and garden products are success- fully grown, and it is a lumber produc- ing center. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Exp., Sou. L. M. Caswell, postmaster.
Adams B J, photographer
Adams & Lanier (C R Adams, C Lanier), auto livery
Allen T J, garage and auto supplies
Allison George, automobiles
Anthony & Wilkins (J A Anthony, N Wilkins), tailors
Atlantic Coast Line Ry, S R Greiner agt
Baisdon J D, genl store
Bartholomew Ellis Mrs, music teacher
Beatty W M, furniture
Bethea W H, county tax assessor
Bird Paul, justice and restaurant
Bloodworth Drug Co (P F Bloodworth)
BLOODWORTH P F, Proprietor Blood- worth Drug Co, Vice-Pres Taylor County Board of Trade
Boston Store The, H Feinberg, dry goods
Bowling Park Naval Stores Co
Brandon Cigar Co (C L Brandon), cigar mfrs
Bresnahan P J Rev (Catholic)
Burton-Swartz Cypress Co of Florida, W L Burton pres, E G Swartz v-pres- treas, W B Davis sec
Calhoun Abstract Co, W F Calhoun mgr
Calhoun John C, clerk circuit court
Caswell L M, postmaster
Clark L B, city clerk
Chero-Cola Bottling Co, W H Clark prop
Cooey B P M, billiard hall
Crawford J W, osteopath
Culpepper C T, physician
Culpepper John O, county judge and in- surance
Davis Mrs, dressmaker
DAVIS & DIAMOND (W B Davis, C P Diamond), lawyers
DIAMOND C P (Davis & Diamond), Lawyer
DIXIE HIGHWAY GARAGE, H E and G E Mays Props (See page 480)
Dowling Park Naval Stores Co, John H Powell pres, Thomas B Puckett sec, turpentine and rosin
Edwards Construction Co, E S Williams mgr
Eldorado Cafe (J W Finch, C J Kerice) Ellis J C, physician
Emporium The (Harvard & Jones), dry goods and ladies' ready to wear
Faulkner Bros (James and Theodore), meats
Feinberg Harry, dry goods
Finch & Kerice (Joseph W Finch, Charles J Kerice), restaurant
First National Bank (cap $50,000), S H Peacock pres, J H Loughridge v-pres, W L Weaver cash Fowler J N, plumber
Garrett L E, asst postmaster
Greystone Hotel, M McCaskill prop Grubb Curtis Rev (Episcopal)
Gulf Telephone Co, W A Hendry pres, E L Cox sec and mgr Guthrie Dorothy Mrs, milliner Hardman Asa, watchmaker
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PERRY POLK'S FLORIDA STATE GAZETTEER
DIXIE HIGHWAY GARAGE
H. E. and G. E. Mays, Proprs. FULL LINE AUTO SUPPLIES TIRE REPAIRING AND VULCANIZING Phone 173 PERRY, FLA. Washington St.
Hardware-Furniture Co The, R E Mc- Neill pres, J G Dowling sec, C F Jen- kins mgr, hardware, furniture and un- dertakers
Harvard & Jones, T N Jones mgr, dry goods
Haynes W H, grocer and fish
Haynes W H Mrs, dressmaker
Hays & Reagan, lumber mfrs Hendry A C, county tax collector
Hendry Realty & Abstract Co, W A Hendry pres, W T Hendry sec, Ollie Williams mgr, abstract dept
Hendry Wm T, lawyer and mayor
Hendry & Hendry (W A and W T), insurance Hester Louis V, hay and grain Hingson G O, meats
Hotel Greystone, Mrs M McCaskill prop
Hudson H L, harnessmaker
Hudson S O, grocer
Jackson F S, supt public instruction
Johnson B M, chairman board of edu- cation Kirkley J A Rev (Baptist)
Lanier E L, garage
Lau Charles, laundry Lewis W C, county surveyor Lipscomb F L, horses and mules
Lisle W A, grocer Live Oak, Perry & Gulf Ry, B F Holtz- endorff agt
Lou Charles, laundry
McCaskill M Mrs, prop Hotel Greystone McClelland Rev (Baptist)
McGregor R P, barber
McRae Alexander B, physician MAYS H E AND G E, Props Dixie Highway Garage (See adv above) Mickelson David, department store
Morse Marie, music teacher Murphy J M, painter
*Nesbitt James J, restaurant
Noegel E P, baker Norton W C Rev (Methodist)
O'Quinn Barney, drugs
O'Quinn Charles A, physician O'Quinn Drug Co (B O'Quinn)
O'Quinn Seward, dentist
Parker E P, marshal and tax collector
Parker J H, sheriff
Parker & Rowell (Ellis P Parker, J H Rowell), barbers
Passmore J B Mrs, dressmaker
Peacock House, B L Peacock prop
Peacock S H, cotton gin and saw mill Peacock S H jr & Co (S H Peacock jr,
G P Kelly), genl store
Perry Banking Co The (cap $50,000), D G Malloy pres, J H Scales v-pres and cash
Perry Chero-Cola Bottling Co (W H Clark, C M Callicott) Perry Coca-Cola Bottling Co, J H Loughridge pres, J E Graves sec, J O Sikes mgr Perry Electric Co (George E Porter), electric light and ice
PERRY FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS, H T Wilkes Mgr (See adv opp)
WM. J. WIESENFELD CO. SUCCESSORS TO NELMS- WIESENFELD CO. 506-508 W. Forsyth JACKSONVILLE
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CHEVELIER
Will be located 66 miles due West of Miami. Forinformation and particulars write or see J. F. JAUDON Miami
The Great Cross State Hard Surface Highway THE TAMIAMI TRAIL
Will put CHEVELIER on the map as did the F. E. C. R. R. make Miami possible.
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PERRY 481
PERRY FOUNDRY and MACHINE WORKS
Manufacturers of
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, LOG CARTS AND HEAVY LOG WAGONS :: GRATE BARS, BOILER FRONTS, SASH WEIGHTS, PULLEYS, BOXES :: HANGERS OR ANY KIND OF CASTING :: ALL KINDS MACHINE, BOILER, BLACKSMITH WORK H. T. Wilkes, Manager Perry, Fla.
Perry Furniture Co, J O Holmes pres, W M Beaty v-pres-treas, Mrs W M Beaty sec
Perry Grocery Co, John H Powell pres, Thomas B Puckett sec, whol grocers Perry Marble Co (H L Blanton)
Perry Mercantile Co, D S Register mgr, grocers
Perry Millinery Parlor, Mrs D A Guth- rie prop
Perry Motor Co (T J Allen), garage and livery
Perry Planing Mill (George E Porter jr), lumber and planing mill Phillips C M, grocer
Platt Joseph, horses and mules
Platt W N, livery and sale stables
Princess Theatre (W H Adams)
Redding T J, dry goods, shoes and clothing
Rigell W T, dry goods, clothing and shoes
Riley A E, prin high school"
Roberts D D, dentist
Rock Creek Lumber Co
Rogers J P, grocer
Sammia John, genl store
Sapp C C, supervisor of registration Saunders C E, civil engineer Scales J H, cash Perry Banking Co *Scott James, shoemaker Sheffield Henry, barber Smith Daisy Mrs, dressmaker Sorrells C B, contractor South Georgia & West Coast Ry, J B Passmore agt
South Georgia Grocery Co, D L Fair- cloth mgr
South Georgia Ry, J B Passmore agt Southern Express Co, J L Carter agt Spring Creek Milling Co (W E Inman, G B Bishop), grist mill
STACKHOUSE T w, Treas . Taylor County Board of Trade
Stackhouse & Barnes (P w Stack- house, W G Barnes), dry goods Standley R E, genl store
Stripling A B, county commissioner Taylor Charles T, contractor
TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF
TRADE, E L Williams Pres, P F Bloodworth Vice-Pres, Fred G Warde Sec, T W Stackhouse Treas (See adv below)
Taylor County Era The (weekly), R L Thompson pub
Taylor County Herald (weekly), R L Thompson editor and prop
Taylor County Lumber Co, J C O'Rourke mgr
Taylor C T, contractors building
Thompson R L, pub The Taylor County Era
Trippe L M, jeweler
Tsacrios John, fruits
Tsacrios Mike, confectioner
Turner Charles H, contractor
Turner Walter, dry goods, clothing and shoes
Tyson W W, physician
Vereen R H, genl store and undertaker Ward S A, grocer
CUMMER LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers, Yellow Pine and Cypress Lumber-Crate Material JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
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ARTHUR HOLLOPETER, Associate Real Estate and Investments 222 Eleventh MIAMI
482
PERRY
POLK'S FLORIDA STATE GAZETTEER
Taylor County leads in the production of Lumber, Naval Stores, Agricultural Products and Stock Raising. Superior educational facilities. A region of good health and natural beauty. Perry, the county seat, is a town of thrift and enterprise. Gained three hundred per cent. in population since 1910. Our health-building mineral waters are far-famed.
THE TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF TRADE
An organization supporting everything that's good for Taylor County in particu- lar and Florida in general. OFFICERS-E. L. Williams, President; P. F. Bloodworth, Vice-President: Fred G. Warde, Secretary; T. W. Stackhouse, Treasurer. EXECUTIVE STAFF-J. H. Scales, S. H. Peacock, Jr., T. N. Jones, J. H. Loughridge, C. A. O'Quinn. PERRY, FLA.
WARDE FRED G, Sec Taylor County Board of Trade
Weaver-Loughridge Lumber Co
Weaver W L, cash First National Bank Weeks J L, physician
West Coast Lumber Co (Quitman, Ga), J W Oglesby jr pres, W C Calhoun, real estate
Western Union Telegraph Co, J B Frey- ermuth Co mgr
White T E, contractor-building
Wilder & Stripling (R H Wilder, W L Stripling), geni store
WILKES H T, Mgr Perry Foundry & Machine Works (See page 481) Williams B A, contractor and builder WILLIAMS E L, Real Estate and Insur- ance, Pres Taylor County Board of Trade
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Worthington Hardware-Furniture Co, N M Worthington pres, T J Goodbred sec, furniture, hardware and under- takers
Wright C F, marble yard Wurst J C, blacksmith Yancey O A, milliner York Wm S, dentist
PETERS
On the F. E. C. Ry. in Dade county, 14 miles south of Miami, the judicial seat, and 10 from Homestead, the bank- ing point. Mail daily. Exp., Sou. Reed L K & Co, genl store
PHILIPS
Population, 500. A village on the F. E. C. Ry. and on St. Johns river in Duval county, 2 miles south from Jack- sonville, the judicial seat and banking
point. Has a Congregational church. Telephone connection. Paul Palmer, postmaster.
Nickerson C D, genl store PALMER PAUL, General Store Plummer Frank F, genl store
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PHOSPHORIA
A discontinued postoffice on the A. C. L. Ry. in Polk county, 8 miles southwest of Bartow, the judicial seat and bank- ing point. Rural delivery from same.
PICKETT
A station on the A. C. L. Ry. in Duval county, 5 miles northwest of Jackson- ville, the judicial seat and banking point. Rural delivery from same.
PICNIC
A discontinued postoffice in Hillsbor- ough county, 26 miles southeast of Tam- pa, the judicial seat and banking point. Rural delivery from Lithia.
Carter F M & Co, turpentine and genl store
PICOLATA
A discontinued postoffice in St. Johns county, on the St. Johns river, 15 miles west of St. Augustine, the judicial seat. Palatka is the banking town. Rural delivery from New Augustine.
Ficolata Supply Co, genl store
PIEDMONT
Population, 50. A village located on the S. A. L. Ry. in Orange county, 10 miles northwest of Orlando, the judicial seat, and 3 from Apopka, the banking
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PINELAND 483
town. Has a saw mill. The region is devoted to orange growing. Telephone connection. Exp., Sou. John E. A. Thollander, postmaster.
Anderson C & G, saw mill Anderson J J, orange grower Holz J H, orange grower Jackson J G, genl store Johnson J E, truck grower Johnson O F, orange grower Larson Jonas, blacksmith
Larson L M, orange grower
THOLLANDER JOHN E A, Orange
Grower
PIERCE
On the A. C. L. Ry. in Polk county, 8 miles southwest from Bartow, the judi- cial seat and banking point. Mail daily. . Exp., Sou.
Pierce Phosphate Co
PIERSON
Population, 250. A village located on the A. C. L. Ry. in Volusia county, 25 miles north of De Land, the judicial seat and banking point. Has Swedish Lutheran, Methodist and Baptist churches, a public school, a saw mill and turpentine still. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. Exp., Sou. J. D. Peterson, postmaster.
Anderson P & Son, orange growers Fisher D R, r r, exp and tel agt George D M, genl store
Horne John, blacksmith
Minshaw & Harper, genl store PETERSON J D, Postmaster Pierson Peter, florist Price H C & Bros, turpentine and saw mill
Ritch & Byrd, genl store
PINE
Population, 100. In Marion county, 17 miles north of Ocala, the judicial seat and banking point, and 41/2 from Citra, the nearest shiping station. Mail daily.
Perry M C & Co, genl store
PINE BARREN
Population, 200. A village located on the L. & N. R. R. in Escambia county, 27 miles north of Pensacola, the judi- cial seat, and 4 from Molino, the bank- ing point. Has Baptist and Methodist churches. Tel., W. U. Telephone con- nection. Exp., Sou. Wm. A. Finlay jr, postmaster
FINLAY LUMBER CO, Wm A Finley Pres, Saw Mill and General Store Trice F H, r r and exp agt
PINECASTLE
Population, 200. A village located on the A. C. L. Ry. in Orange county, 5 miles south of Orlando, the judicial seat and banking point. Has Baptist and Union churches and a public school. Bus to Orlando in winter. Tel., W. U. Telephone connection. Exp., Sou. E. D. M.| Perkins, postmaster. PERKINS E D M, General Store Reed S W, veterinary surgeon Roney D C, physician Sphaler E M & Co, saw mill
PINEDA
Population, 100 A village located on the F. E. C. Ry. in Brevard county, 30 miles south of Titusville ,the judicial seat, 8 miles from Cocoa, the banking point and on the Indian river, 184 miles from Jacksonville. Has a saw mill and turpentine still. Telephone connection. M. M. Sparkman, postmaster.
Ford-Rembert Lumber Co, saw mill McNeill Bros, genl store and turpentine SPARKMAN M M, Postmaster
PINEHURST
A postoffice in St. Johns county, 21 miles northwest of St. Augustine, the judicial seat, and 12 from Durbin on the F. E. C. Ry., the nearest shipping station. Mail daily.
PINELAND
Population, 100. Located on Pine Island on the shore of Pine Island Sound, in Lee county, 55 miles west of
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481 VINELAND
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Fort Myers, the judicial seat, and 24 from Punta Gorda. Mail daily.
Benedict J H Rev
Dampier J F, fruit grower Foster J H, fruit grower Platt S M, fruit grower
Smith John jr, fruit grower
Willis James, fruit grower
PINELEVEL
Located on the E. & W. C. Ry. in De Soto county, 934 miles west of Ar- cadia, the judicial seat and banking point. Has Baptist and Methodist churches, saw mill and turpentine still. Mail daily. Telephone connection. Exp., Sou. J. W. Howell, postmaster. Ballar A A, apiarist Dodd J H, saw mill
¿Dyess L, blacksmith and garage Howard W H, turpentine HOWELL J W, Grocer and Postmaster Petery R R, saw mill Pinelevel Truck Growers Assn Wingate D S, express agt
PINELLAS PARK
Population, 200. An incorporated town located on the A. C. L. Ry. and on the Pinellas peninsula, in Pinellas county, 10 miles south of Clearwater, the judicial seat, and 7 from St. Pe- tersburg, the nearest banking point. Has electric lights, artesian water, asphalted streets, police and fire protection, an excellent school system, a Board of Trade, Catholic, Methodist and Pres- byterian churches, good hotels, general and special stores. Auto bus line daily to St. Petersburg. Tel., W. U. Tele- phone connection. Exp., Sou. A. W. Thomas, postmaster.
Aiken C A, poultry breeder Byers O N, grocer Cook Bayard S, lawyer
Cooley J A, truck grower and poultry breeder Florida Drainage & Construction Co, J W Campbell pres McDevitt P J, real estate and insurance Pineilas Park Building & Loan Assn
Pinellas Park Farms Co, W G Young- holm mgr, truck growers
Pinellas Park Garage
Pinellas Park Hotel, Mrs I C Davis prop
Pinellas Park Public Service Co
Pinellas Park Transportation Co, auto livery
Ponath George, baker
Rainey G R, r r, exp and tel agt
Romberger J W, barber
Royal Palm Hotel, H M Reese prop Seward A W, dairy
THOMAS A W, Hardware and Novelty Goods
PINE LOG
A postoffice on Pine Log creek in Bay county, 20 miles northwest of Pan- ama City, the judicial seat and banking point. Mail daily.
Brock T E, genl store and turpentine
PINEMOUNT
Population, 300. On the G. & F. Ry. in Suwannee county, 9 miles south of Live Oak, the judicial seat and banking point. Has a saw and grist mill. Mail daily. Exp., Sou.
Barden R T & Co, turpentine
Blanton H A, saw and grist mill Blanton J D, genl store
Brannon G W, county commissioner
BROWN A H, General Store
Brown Robert R, genl store
Green Thomas E, genl store Robinson R L, genl store
Thompson J G, genl store
PINETTA
Popuuation, 300. On the G. & F. Ry. in Madison county, 10 miles north of Madison, the judicial seat. Has a bank, Baptist and Methodist churches and pub- lic school. Tel., W. U. Telephone con- nection. Exp., Sou. Rufus M. Allen, postmaster.
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PLANT CITY 485
Bank of Pinetta (cap $15,000), D S Dixon pres, W H Allen v-pres and cash
Browning J Mrs, dressmaker
Buchanan W F, drugs
Cowart W H, justice Gray J A & Son, genl store Huguenot Land & Abstract Co, turpen- tine
Kinsey J P, physician
Leslie & Arnold, live stock
McDonald J O, genl store
Pinetta Drug Co
Pinetta Supply Co, genl store
Pinetta Union Gin Co, cotton gin
Pitts H C, r r, exp and tel agt Purvis G D, meats and hotel
Sims J L & Son, lumber
Sutley W D, genl store
Wetherington A A, notary
Woodward W J, genl store and livery
PINEVILLE
Population, 100. A country postoffice located on the Perdido river in Escam- bia county, 45 miles northwest of Pen- sacola, the judicial seat, 5 from Walnut Hill, the shipping point, and 12 from Atmore, the banking town. Has a Bap- tist church. Mail daily. Mrs. Daisy Halloway, postmaster.
HALLOWAY DAISY MRS, Postmaster Hubbard J E, stock breeder
Hubbard W B, stock breeder Hughes R T, stock breeder
Locke G L, stock breeder
McCoy & Curtis, genl store and turpen- tine
PINEWOOD
A postoffice located on an arm of East Bay in Santa Rosa county, 5 miles from Milton, the judicial seat and banking point. Mail daily. Exp., Sou. Bay Point Mill Co, saw mill
PINHOOK
A discontinued postoffice on the S. A. L. Ry. in Jefferson county, 8 miles southwest of Monticello, the judicial seat and banking point. Rural delivery from Lloyd.
Dowling Park Naval Stores Co
PITTMAN
Population, 100. A village located on the A. C. L. Ry., 17 miles north of Ta- vares, the judicial seat, and 5 from Umatilla, the banking point. Telephone connection. Exp., Sou. J. M. Thomas, postmaster.
Guenther Carl, truck grower
Parker E L, live stock breeder
Parker E L Co, genl store and turpen- tine
Pitzer M R, live stock breeder
Thomas B H, live stock breeder
THOMAS J M & CO, Live Stock Breed- ers
Thomas Pike L, live stock breeder
PITTVILLE
On the F. E. C. Ry. in Duval county, 13 miles east of Jacksonville, the judi- cial seat and banking point. Mail daily. Exp., Sou.
Morgan & Shaw, saw mill and genl store
PLACIDA
A postoffice on the C. H. & N. R. R. and on Gasparilla Sound, near the Gulf of Mexico. Boca Grande, 8 miles south, is the banking town. Mail daily. Exp., Sou.
O'Bannon L R, genl store
PLANT CITY
Population, 3,300. An incorporated town located on the A. C. L. and S. A. L. R. R.'s in Hillsborough county, 22 miles west of Tampa, the judicial seat, and 183 from Jacksonville. It has Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, 3 banks, first class hotels, ice plant, crate factory, brick works, saw mills, novelty works and a weekly newspaper the Courier., It is supported by a fine sec- tion of country, strawberry and orange growing and truck farming being the principal industries. Tel., W. U. and Postal. Telephone connection. Exp., Sou.
Adelson S D, whol fruits
Alack George, confectioner Alderman W J, grocer and meats
Residence Lots and
Small Farms
Orange Park Florida
Established 1904 CHAS. A. BROWN, JR. City Real Estate and Investments 30-31 Backman Building, JACKSONVILLE Reference : The Barnett National Bank
Choice Selection of Citrus and Grazing Lands BELL PHONE 1644
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