Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-02-05

Theguqs Bottles suvsnnes Drug
Afull line Of fresh garden seed at J.
B. Evans
W. R. DOrman was in the city yes
terday from Houston
Second year sea island cotton seed
very fine. y. B. Evans.
Capt. and Mrs. G. A. Lyons were
visitors in Jacksonville Sunday.
Capt. ". ]. HiIIman was in Jackson
vile this week looking after business
interests.
ThOs. Bowling has moved his Office
to the room recently vacated by Saun-
ders & GOrntO.
Col. C. A. Hardee, president of the
First National Bank, was in Jackson
vile on business the first of the week.
WANTED = Ten reliable hustling
young men solicitors, apply to L. V.
HeltOn, 0cala, Fla, February 10th. 1t
The Young Peoples Sewing Society
of the Methodist church was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Miss Ada
Mae Robertson,
The railroad companies have not act
ed fairly and in good faith with the
Live Oak Board of Trade in regard to
building a new union depot in this city.
The railroad companies have not lived
up to their own agreement, and it is
now time for the Board of Trade to
take the matter up again and see that
the depot is built without further delay.
n. Smith, proprietor of the Live Oak
cigar factory, has greatly increased his
force of cigar makers. The demand
for the Live Oak cigar has stedily In
creased and it was necessary to put on
additional men in order to keep up with
the orders. Mr.. Smith is making a fine
smOker-One that gives satisfaction
and the demand viii continue to in
crease as his cigars become known.
". F. Brannen, one of this county's
best farmers, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Brannen raised plenty of 'hogs
and hOminy" last year, and some of his
pOrkers were large enough to run into
money pretty fast. He killed several
good sized hogs few days ago, one of
which weighed when dressed $50 lbs.
The hams weighed an even 100 lbs, and
he is having it cured in cold storage.
John W. Carver, of WelbOrn, men,
Der of the board of comfy commission
erS. is the head of one of the LARGEST
families in this county. He is the
father of q children; has 81 grand
children and 3 great grandchildren.
Mr.. Carver is in the prime of life, hale
and hearty, and enjoys Life as well as
any man in Florida. His children and
his grandchildren are blessing to him.
T. R. Mccormack of Live Oak, pub
Usher Of the Suwannee Democrat, and
his pretty little daughter, Salie, spent
Sunday here visiting relatives and
friends. Of course Mr.. Mccormack
made the Chronicle visit and was met
with hearty welcome. He lived here
in Inverness for many years, and has
none but friends throughout the entire
county, and everybody is glad to see
him when he visits here. Inverness
Chronicle.
Sid Hinely returned from up the
country Sunday where he had been to
buy horses and mules for his stables.
Sid met up with the cold wave in At
lanta Saturday, where it was 10 de-
grees above zero, somewhat colder than
we are accustomed to in Florida, and
this helped materially to hasten his
departure for home. A genuine Flori-
dian like Sid Hinely viii not spend
much time in a country where the
weather is allowed to register near the
zero mark.
The cold wave struck this section of
Florida in dead earnest Sunday when
the thermometer registered "A degrees.
Monday morning it was q. Saturday,
Sunday and Monday were cold and dis
agreeable days with a strong north