Perry & Taylor County newspapers - name and dates of establishment
The Taylor County Banner - Est. 1888 Jeff Davis came to Perry in the summer of 1888 and on July 13 of that year got out the first issue of the Taylor County Banner, with Jeff L. Davis , editor and J. O. Chance, business manager. Their printshop was over J. J. Gornto’s store, almost due south of the steps of the present court house on the same side of the square.
The Weekly Blade - Est. 1891
The Florida Independent - Est. 1895
The Herald - Est. 1896
The Perry Herald - Est. 1896
The Taylor County Advocate - Est. 1903 Early in 1903 Jeff Davis founded his next paper, the Taylor County Advocate which went swimmingly for several months, until Davis agreed to form a partnership which included him, J O. Culpepper, publisher of the Herald, Frank Drew, president of the Suwannee and San Pedro Railroad and J. F. Sherwood, publisher of the Suwannee Democrat. The Advocate was combined with the Herald as the Taylor County Herald.
The Taylor County Herald - Est. 1903 Consolidated with Perry Herald and Taylor County Advocate July 10, 1903. Taylor County Publishing Co. proprietors. Jeff L. Davis Editor. Publishing office Calhoun building. In a 1918 newspaper the Editor and Owner was R. L. Thompson. The yearly subscription was $1.50. Single copy was 5 cents.
The Taylor County Topics - Est. 1904 On Nov. 11, 1904, W. T. Cash got out the first issue of the Taylor County Topics. By mid-February, 1905 W. T. found that he couldn't make a go of the paper, so Davis came over from Live Oak where he had been working for The Suwannee Democrat and bought him out by assuming the papers debts - about $400, continuing the publication of the Topics.
The Taylor County Citizen - Est. 1905 September, 1905, one Walter J. Lee, who had worked on the Topics started a paper of his own, The Taylor County Citizen
The Perry Herald - Est. ? Professor Culpepper and W. T. Hendry bought the Perry Herald from Judge T. J. Faulkner. Incidentally it may be said that Mr. Hendry soon got out and for the next six years Culpepper was the sole publisher of the Herald. [ In a 1926 newspaper the following was printed: The Perry Herald - issued every Tuesday and Friday – published by The Herald Publishing Co. – M. Plaskett, Business Manager – Leslie George and W. T. Cash Editors – Subscription rate $2.50 per year or 50 cents per month.]
The Perry Independent – Est. 1929 A partial copy of The Perry Independent newspaper dated April 29, 1929 has been found and it further states that it is Volume 1 Number 9.
Taylor County News – Est. ? A copy of the Taylor County News dated January 28, 1932 has been found and the following was said about the newspaper: The Taylor County News successor to The Perry Independent Taylor County. A weekly newspaper published by Taylor County people in the interest of Taylor County. Endorsing and supporting the principles of the Democratic Party. – Ward and Weatherford, Owners and Publishers
Perry News-Herald
Taco Times – Est. 1961 This newspaper was founded by Ken and Elizabeth Smith.
Here is an example of what was found in one of the early papers.
The Taylor County Herald
Perry, Florida, Friday, October 9,1914
Fall Term Circuit Court Adjourned
After being in session ten days and disposing of a number of cases Court has adjourned
Circuit court adjourned Wednesday morning after a session of ten days having disposed of the following business since our last issue:
J K. Johnson assault with intent to commit murder. Not guilty.
H V. Crutcher, murder. The jurors who were accepted and tried the case were: J. R. Kelly. E. J. Courtney, P. F. Bloodworth, D. J. Parker, Will Howell, John W. Grantham, W. H. Slaughter, Sr., A. L. Lee, W. H. Groover, T. R. Young, L. H. Simpson, J. B. Poppell. This case created considerable interest as Crutcher was charged with the murder of Syrus Sadler. The trial consumed all of two days and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty late Saturday afternoon, after being out just eighteen minutes.
J J. Blue and D. M. York, arson. Continued for the term.
Malvin Wigglesworth, aggravated assault. Continued for the term.
W W. Keen, larceny of cow. Continued for the term.
J H. Williams, murder. Case continued for the term and bond fixed at $1,500.
Goldy Jones, entering a building with intent to commit a misdemeanor. Not guilty.
Dave Moore, Breaking and entering a building. Guilty and sentenced to three years in prison.
J F. Bowdoin, leaceny of hogs, second offense. Not guilty.
Will Wright, colored, robbery. Guilty and sentenced to eight years in prison.
McDuff Bruce, aggravated assault. Guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $25 and costs.
State Attorney Caldwell presented an information against Ben Miller for selling intoxicating liquors.
The jurors for the next term of court were drawn by the Judge and court adjourned for the term.
Dan McCormick Dead
Dan McCormick, one of the well known young men of Perry, was found dead Monday morning at his boarding house, the home of Mrs. Markee. He was ill during Sunday night and a physician was called, but he would not submit to treatment, believing he would be all right in a short time. Early Monday morning one of the boarders found him dead, the time of death not being definitely known.
He was 36 years of age, a carpenter by occupation, and one of those quiet, inoffensive, hard working men who never interfered with any business except his own.
The deceased is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McCormick, two sisters, Mrs. W. H. Etheridge of this city and Mrs. D. Cowart of near Adel, and one brother M. L. McCormick of Trilby all of whom attended the funeral Tuesday.
The body was laid to rest in the Perry cemetery Tuesday. Rev. J. A. Kirtley, pastor of the Baptist church performed the last sad rites.
Herbert Dexter, the fourteen months old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stripling, said Saturday died an illness of several days. The interment was made Sunday in the Perry cemetery, and the sympathy of the entire community goes out to the parents in greater degree than usual as this is the eight little one they have lost, making their grief more poignant than the ordinary bereavement.
Cards of Professional Men
Dr. W. J. Conway Dr. D. D. Roberts W. E. Battle L. W. Blanton
Dental Surgeon Dentist Attorney at Law Attorney
Big Brick Bdg. Phone 59 Office in Court House State and Federal Courts
Practice in all Courts Office in Court House
Davis & Calhoun Hendry & Whitnell Dr. Wm. S. York
Attorneys at Law Attorneys and Counseliors at Law Dentist
Will Practice in State Will practice in all State and Office 1 & 3 Blair Building
& Federal Court Federal Courts. General Land Phone Office 150, Res 96
Office in Big Brick Practice Specialist
Jeff L. Davis Calhoun Abstract Co. J. O. Culpepper
Notary Public Real Estate Insurance
Practice in all Court-ships Farm Lands in any size tract Office in Court House
Phone 15 Herald Office Phone 97
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on October 17, 1914 the contract for the construction of a wooden bridge across Melvina Slough will be let by J. J. Bethea at the place where said bridge is to be constructed, to the lowest and best bidder. Specifications of said bridge and fill can be obtained from J. J. Bethea, Athena, Fla. Done and ordered by the Board this the 5th day of October, 1914.
Robert L. Stripling
Clerk and Auditor.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on November 2, 1914 the contract for the construction of a steel bridge across the Fenholloway river near the Carlton bridge on the section line above the Carlton bridge, said contract to be let to the lowest and best bidder. The successful bidder will be required to give bond for the performance of said contract. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Specifications can be found on file at the Clerk’s office. Sealed bids.
Robert L. Stripling
Clerk and Auditor.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on November 2, 1914 the contract for the construction of a steel bridge across the Econfenee river at the McMullen bridge, will be let to the lowest and best bidder. The successful bidder will be required to give bond for the performance of said contract. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Specifications can be found on file at the Clerk’s office. Sealed bids.
Robert L. Stripling
Clerk and Auditor.
Taylor County Furniture Co.
The Red Front Store
Young Children should be made comfortable.
Buy a Crib
Union Dry Goods Store
Fine plaid silk poplins and crepes for the ladies
Clapp shoes, Stetson Hats and other well known brands of goods for men
List of Occupation License
List of Licenses issued by Alton C. Hendry, Tax Collector, Beginning October 1st, 1913, and ending September 30, 1914, duplicates of which have been filed with the County Judge of Taylor County.
Oct. 6 1 J. T. Wilson General merchant
11 2 Standard Oil Co. Gasoline Dealer
13 3 E. P. Noegel General Merchant
13 4 W. P. Strickland & Co. General Merchant
14 5 A. Goldstein General Merchant
14 6 R. H. Vereen General Merchant
14 7 S. H. Peacock General Merchant
14 8 J. A. Putnal General Merchant
14 9 O’Quinn Drug Co. Druggist
14 10 Virginia Sanders Restaurant
14 11 B. P. Blanton General Merchant
14 12 Blair & Hinely General Merchant
14 13 Blair & Hinely Turpentine still
14 14 D. Mickelson General Merchant
14 15 Perry Bottling Works Soda water manufacturers
14 16 Perry Furniture Co. General Merchant
14 17 W. J. Faulkner & Co. General Merchant
15 18 D. C. Currie & Co. Jewelers
15 19 Union Dry Goods Co. General Merchant
15 20 S. M. Cooper General Merchant
15 21 Perry Grocery Co. Wholesale grocers
15 22 Burt Boardig House Boarding House
15 23 A. P. Burt General Merchant
15 24 Johnson & Lipscomb Livery stables
15 25 J. N. Teacirios General Merchant
15 26 Adalpho Katz General Merchant
15 27 W. Turner General Merchant
15 28 Wesley Robertson Boarding house
15 29 Bloodworth Drug Co. Druggist
15 30 Suwannee Hardware Co. General Merchant
15 31 Suwannee Hardware Co. Selling fire arms and bowie knives
15 32 O. S. McIntyre Barber
16 33 Geo. M. Banes Picture show
16 34 Perry Motor Co. Automobile transfer
16 35 Perry Motor Co. Garage
16 36 Joe Bellamy Restaurant
16 37 W. T. Hendry Lawyer
16 38 H. W. Whitnell Lawyer
16 39 W. H. Adams & Co. Livery stable
16 40 W. H. Adams & Co. Automobile transfer
16 41 Palace Barber Shop Barber
18 42 Calhoun Abstract Co. Real estate Dealers
18 43 W. L. Blanton General Merchant
20 44 S. M. Robertson Barber
20 45 S. M. Robertson General Merchant
20 46 S. M. Robertson Boarding house
21 47 Platt Bros. & Chancy Livery stable
22 48 J. P. Woods General Merchant
25 49 Ozie Major Boarding house
25 50 M. F. Green General Merchant
25 51 E. C. Vann & Co. General Merchant
27 52 J. D. Keen General Merchant
27 53 Colon Blue General Merchant
27 54 J. P. Tuten General Merchant
27 55 J. W. Bennett General Merchant
27 56 J. S. Parker General Merchant
27 57 J. T. White General Merchant
27 58 W. B. Davis Lawyer
27 59 E. C. Calhoun Lawyer
28 60 Evans & Williams Pool room
28 61 Fletcher Brandon & Co. General Merchant
28 62 Dowling Park Naval Stores Co. Turpentine still
28 63 Dowling Park Naval Stores Co. Turpentine still
28 64 Dowling Park Naval Stores Co. Turpentine still
28 65 Dowling Park Naval Stores Co. Turpentine still
28 66 Dowling Park Naval Stores Co. General Merchant
29 67 Perry Electric Co. Electric Manufacturers
29 68 Perry Planing Mil Planing mill
30 69 Myers Barber Shop Barber
31 70 J. H. Chipley General Merchant
31 71 W. D. Vereen General Merchant
31 72 W. J. Hires General Merchant
31 73 Hampton Springs Hotel Co. Hotel
Nov 1 74 T. Z. Fletcher General Merchant
1 75 Hotel Oakland Hotel
3 76 W. H. Bowdoin General Merchant
3 77 J. D. Baisden General Merchant
3 78 Blue Creek Co. Turpentine still
3 79 Blue Creek Co. Turpentine still
4 80 Blue Creek Co. General Merchant
4 81 M. R. Strickland Turpentine still
4 82 M. R. Strickland General Merchant
8 83 Southern Bell Telephone Co. Telephone
8 84 L. L. Hardee General Merchant
8 85 Taylor County Lumber Co. General Merchant
8 86 Taylor County Lumber Co. General Merchant
8 87 Taylor County Lumber Co. Saw mill
10 88 U. C. Williams General Merchant
13 89 Rock Creek Lumber Co. General Merchant
13 90 Weaver-Loughridge Lbr. Co. General Merchant
13 91 Weaver-Loughridge Lbr. Co. Saw Mill
13 92 Weaver-Loughridge Lbr. Co. General Merchant
14 93 Charlie Law Laundry
14 94 Jas. Tsaicrios Lunch stand
17 95 Mrs. R. A. Barton Lunch stand
17 96 Malloy-Smith Co. General Merchant
17 97 Malloy-Smith Co. Turpentine still
20 98 H. T. Wallcott Show
24 99 B. C. Blanton General Merchant
18 100 Perry Naval Stores Co. Turpentine still
29 101 Hendry Abstract Co. Abstract office
29 102 Hendry Abstract Co. Real estate
29 103 Gulf Telephone Co. Telephone operators
29 104 Hendry & Hendry Insurance agent
29 105 Hendry & Hendry Insurance agent
29 106 Hendry & Henry Insurance agent
29 107 Jno. O. Culpepper Insurance agent
29 108 Jno. O. Culpepper Insurance agent
29 109 Jno. O. Culpepper Insurance agent
29 110 Jno. O. Culpepper Insurance agent
Dec. 1 111 Shady Grove Cash Store General Merchant
7 112 Mrs. D. M. Ross General Merchant
7 113 J. C. Williams General Merchant
9 114 W. E. Inman General Merchant
10 115 C. F. Taylor & Co. General Merchant
12 116 Malloy Bros. & Turner General Merchant
12 117 Malloy Bros. & Turner Turpentine still
17 118 A. G. Allen Minstrel show
23 119 Perry Ten Cent Store General Merchant
27 120 B. P. Blanton Amusement Park
1914
Jan 1 121 J. L. Weeks Doctor
1 122 Perry Manufacturing Co. Saw mill
1 123 Perry Manufacturing Co. Shingle mill
7 124 W. W. Tyson Doctor
14 125 C. C. Whitfield General Merchant
30 126 A. B. McRae Doctor
Feb 2 127 W. J. Conway Dentist
11 128 William Mills General Merchant
13 129 J. C. Ellis Doctor
13 130 D. D. Roberts Dentist
20 131 R. P. Wheeler General Merchant
24 132 G. W. Bennett General Merchant
Mar11 133 Eschman Shows Show
12 134 H. V. Collins Doctor
12 135 Standley & Co. General Merchant
25 136 G. H. Warren Doctor
25 137 Smith & VanBrackle Turpentine still
30 138 Wise Show Show
Apr10 139 Edward J. Allen General Merchant
15 140 Iver Tracey Picture Show
16 141 Hardware Furniture Co. Plumbers
29 142 Lizzie Stirrup General Merchant
29 143 J. C. Jackson Machine agent
30 144 Hampton Hotel Pool room
30 145 Hampton Hotel Picture show
30 146 Hampton Hotel Barber show
30 147 Hampton Hotel Box ball alley
30 148 Will S. York Dentist
May 4 149 John Zeigler General Merchant
4 150 F. P. Key Doctor
8 151 S. A. Moon General Merchant
13 152 Mozell Roberts General Merchant
23 153 W. M. Kersey Two slot machines
26 154 A. W. Williams Barber shop
27 155 H. H. Frankling General Merchant
Jun 1 156 Lizzie Sturrup Boarding house
1 157 Julia Williams General Merchant
6 158 Joe Moses General Merchant
6 159 Mack Mohish General Merchant
8 160 P. M. Poppell Pool room
13 161 Leo. J. Gilbert & Bros. General Merchant
23 162 Taylor County Lumber Co. Pool room
27 163 G. B. Boyett General Merchant
29 164 G. E. Mullins General Merchant
29 165 Henrietta Pierson General Merchant
29 166 Smart & Hendry General Merchant
Jul 10 167 Richmond Trading Co. General Merchant
10 168 Weaver-Loughridge Lbr. Co. Saw mill
10 169 Econfenee Lumber Co. Saw mill
11 170 S. S. Bowdoin General Merchant
13 171 W. H. Slaughter General Merchant
13 172 J. B. Tombins General Merchant
14 173 Finch & Kerice Restaurant
14 174 F. A. Crowder General Merchant
14 175 H. P. Palmer General Merchant
21 176 W. T. Hinote General Merchant
21 177 Willie Poppell General Merchant
24 178 Jas. Holmes & Son Turpentine still
27 179 Perry Naval Stores Co. Turpentine still
27 180 Perry Naval Stores Co. Turpentine still
28 181 Union Mercantile Co. General Merchant
Aug10 182 John Langford General Merchant
18 183 John & John General Merchant
18 184 W. F. Anderson General Merchant
20 185 J. W. Walker General Merchant
25 186 South Georgia Grocery Co. Wholesale merchants
29 187 T. L. Caves Box ball alley
Sep 7 188 Marphur Photo Co. Photographer
14 189 Harnage & Edenfield General Merchant
19 190 C. T. Culpepper Doctor
19 191 W. J. Frankling Box ball hall
The Taylor County Herald
Successor to
The Taylor County Banner Established 1889
The Perry Herald Established 1891
Taylor County Advocate Established 1891
Taylor County Topics Established 1904
The Taylor County Citizen Established 1905
One Dollar a year in advance
R. L. Thompson, Editor
Trade Mark Specials
Rexall Remedies
The King of all Trade Mark Stores
Rexall Beef, Wine and Iron
An all-the-year-round tonic and medicine-food, Pint bottles $1.00
Rexall Kidney Remedy
Is designed to restore the kidneys to a normal condition. Price $1.00
Rexall Vegetable Compound
A safe remedy for those female troubles that do not require surgical treatment. Price $1.00
Rexall Rubbing Oil
A soothing lininment for stiffness, sprains, swellings, rheumatism and affections of the throat, chest and lungs. Price 25 and 50c
Bloodworth Drug Company
The Rexall Store
Perry’s Biggest, Brightest, Busiest and Best Drug Store
Next Week
Styleplus Week
A Specialty of the Dependable $17.00 Suits
3 plugs Brown Mule Tobacco 25c
Smoked Meat per lb. 16c
S. H. Peacock
Business Locals
Always read the Herald ads.
Find pinder fed pork and homemade sausage at B. P. Blanton’s
Phone 59 will deliver bicycle packages to any place in town 5 cents
For quick delivery and transfer phone the Southern Express Company.
To Mack Brown’s shop for barber work of the right sort. Next to the Eldorado Café.
Look at Putnal’s real estate in Perry before you buy. He has some choice property.
Something new - something good. The dustless duster at the Taylor Couty Furniture Co.
Wood to fit any stove or fireplace delivered on short notice if you phone No 8 or see Mr. Inman.
For Sale - One residence and lot on Green Street. All conviences. Good property - L. V. Hester
Get bottle washers and crowns at the Perry Bottling Works, and your work of saving syrup will be easy.
For Sale - Strawberry plants. Earliest to latest at 50c per hundred - Mrs. A. B. McRae
Local and Personal
- Wade Chauncey of Mayo, was a visitor to Perry Monday
- Dr. C. A. O’Quinn made a business trip to Mayo Wednesday
- Raleigh Lancaster, good citizen of Mayo spent Wednesday in Perry
- Genial Major Porter was a business visitor to Live Oak Wednesday.
- A. J. Parker of Boyd, spent several days here this week serving as a juror.
- S. E. Brown, a young man from Mayo, spent Wednesday in Perry with friends.
- John R. Kelly, of Fenholloway, was a visitor to Perry Monday as jovial as a young lad.
- S. P. V. Vann, a well known young business man of Sirmans, was a visitor in Perry Monday
- W. E. Puckett, of Palace Springs, North Georgia, is the guest of his son, T. B. Puckett.
- Mrs. E. C. Calhoun and sons are visiting relatives in Douglas Ga., and will be away several weeks.
- Messrs J. M. and J. N. Chancy of Shady Grove, are in the city today looking after business matters.
- F. A. Crowder, of Lake City, was here Tuesday and Wednesday, looking after his merchantile business.
- Theo. Leggett, one of Waylonzo’s excellent farmers, spent Monday in Perry transacting business.
- E. D. Swartz, of the Burton-Swartz Company was stopping at the Graystone the latter part of last week
- J. J. Hill is erecting a residence in East Perry which will be quite as addition to that part of the city.
- Rev. W. P. Strickland came in from his Waylonzo home and spent several days doing jury service this week.
- Col. J. B. Johnson, prominent attorney and State Senator from Suwannee County, was a visitor to Perry Wednesday
- Miss Eula Lee Paschall, District Tuberculosis nurse was stopping at the Graystone the latter part of last week.
n Col. Frank Drew, president of the Florida Railway, was a visitor to Perry Wednesday looking after his business interests.
n Uncle Wiley Whiddon, fine old-young gentleman of Waylonzo was in Perry Saturday smiling at the boys as cheerful as of yore.
n The pretty residence of Gordon Kelly is nearing completion and will add much to the appearance of the section in which it is located
n R. B. Page of Waylonzo, one of the very best citizens that ever occupied any territory, was here Monday greeting his many friends.
n Mrs. E. C. Smart and children will leave today for Arcadia where they will spend some time with the mother of Mrs. Smart. In the meantime “Cuth” will sell goods, envy his neighbors whose wives have returned, and pine and repine all the day long.
n W. H. Kelly is building a residence on Green street near the South Georgia depot. It will be quite a neat and convenient home when completed.
n Rev A. C. Nelson will preach at Sand Hill church on the third Saturday and Sunday in this month and the public is cordially invited to attend.
n Eddie Hamilton, who resides in St. Lucie county, was here during court, meeting his friends and looking after some matters he had in the court.
n Messrs. J. N. Deal, H. C. Deal, Will Ham and Tom Palatta, substantial citizens from the southern part of the county, were transacting business in Perry Monday.
n Mrs. T. C. Jones and son arrived in Perry Wednesday night. They joined husband and father Dr. Capes Jones, who located here some weeks ago and will reside here in the future.
n The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church will hold their special meeting next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock, at the home of Mrs. A. C. Kirby. All members are anticipating a fine meeting.
n I. M. H. Fletcher and family spent last week at the coast having a good time. Mr. Fletcher was a citizen of Perry for several years and he and family have many friends who are always glad to have them return.
n John H. Wentworth had gone to Fort Pierce where he has accepted a position in the office of the clerk of the circuit court. We commend him to the good people of St. Lucie as a young man worthy of confidence, and feel sure he will make good in his new location.
n Mr. William Parker who resides in the San Pedro neighborhood, happened to a painful accident last week which laid him up a few days. His horse ran away with him, being frightened at an automobile, and threw him to the ground, bruising him up considerable, but he will soon be all to the good again.
n Will Young, accompanied by his wife and baby was in town Monday. He brought Mrs. Young to see a dentist, the boy to see a doctor and Will came to sit on the board of county commissioners, but as he does not go on duty until the first of the year had to go home disappointed.
n D. Mickelson returned Tuesday from New York, and he looks as though his vacation and rest from the duties of his store, has been a benefit to him. Nevertheless he’s glad to be back in Perry, where the sun keeps on shining, where the birds are glad to sing all day long and every heart is glad and gay.
n R. P. Hopkins, Traffic manager of the L. O. P. & G. railway was in Perry yesterday. While here he called upon the Herald and was kind enough to say to us that he regarded our paper as the best county weekly that goes to his desk. This is a compliment which we appreciate and the spirit in which it was given prompts us to greater effort. A newspaper man as subject to the same vanities as beset others, and is always glad to receive a word of commendation.
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
H. O. McArthur, Dist. Supt.
Gainesville, Florida
No. 342 - Leave Perry at 7:30 a. m. Daily except Sunday
No. 343 - Arrive Perry at 7:50 p. m. Daily except Sunday
Connections at Newberry and Burnett’s Lake for all Eastern, Western and Southern points.
W. H. Clark, Agent
The Florida Railway
Frank Drew, General Mgr.
No. 6 - Leave Perry at 7:30 a. m.
No. 4 - Leave Perry at 1:40 p. m.
No. 3 - Arrive Perry at 1:31 p. m.
No. 9 - Arrive Perry at 5:52 p. m., Except Sunday
No. 7 - Arrive Perry at 7:43 p. m., Sunday only
Connections at Mayo for Alton, and at Live Oak with all A. C. L., and S. A. L. trains.
L. B. Clark, Agent
South Georgia and West Coast Railway
Wilber Oglesby, Superintendent
North Bound Trains
No. 2 - Leave Perry 7:45 a. m.
No. 4 - Leave Perry 12:25 p. m.
South Bound Trains
No. 3 - Arrive Perry 11:05 a. m.
No. 1 - Arrive Perry 7:40 p. m.
Hampton Springs Special
Sunday Only
Arrive Perry 11:05 a. m. Returning leaves Perry at 4:20 p. m.
Connection: S. A. L. at Greenville, A. C. L. at Quitman, V. M. & W. at Morven and G. S. & F. and the Georgia and Florida at Adel.
A. H. Seibert, Agent
Live Oak, Perry and Gulf Railroad
R. P. Hopkins, Traffic Manager
West Bound Trains
No. 1 - Leaves Perry 9:40 a. m. Daily
No. 5 - Leaves Perry 4:30 p. m. Except Sunday
East Bound Trains
for Live Oak
No. 2 - Leaves Perry 1:25 p. m. Daily
No. 6 - Leaves Perry 8:50 a. m. Except Sunday
Connections at Live Oak with A. C. L. and S. A. L. Trains
L. O. P. & G. Perry Package Car. Twelve hour Freight Service - Jacksonville to Perry Daily
H. D. Johnson, Agent