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Miller County Liberal
WATCH COLQUITT GROW THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTH WEST GEORGIA 1
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I “HELLO CENTRAL! GIVE ME 100” I
Phone us your order. We are always at your service and Telephone orders,
receive just the same Care and Attention as if you came into the store, j
I Our Deliveries are Prompt and you can absolutely depend upon getting
Drug Satisfaction by dealing with us . Remember the No. 100. Call today . ■
WALKER'S PHARMACY. j
B COLQUITT, GEORGIA. PHONE 100.
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* Dr aud .Mrs R. H. Saundejra are|
to leave Colquitt Ga but they will )
reside in Colquitt county > for they
are to live iu Moultrie. Their re
moval will cause a distinct loss in
the M. E. Church, as be bus been
making for the list few years a
splendid superintendent of the
Sunday School. They have many
friends wito hope that atwoe»s yiR.
' hew .iobto.
Sunday evening, the 24 iust.
Presiding Elder E. M. Overby of
Thomasville is to preach at the
Methodist chnrcb here. When
this distinguished gentleman used
to be pastor of the church here he
easily won the love or esteem of
all who knew nim; and many who
predicted high honors for him
then will be glad to hear him now.
The Liberal was requested to ?x
--press an urgent invitation to all
to come out and hear •‘Brother’
Overby.
Young men, young women, boys
and girls, think about this: the
time you waste, the money you
waste and the opportunies y>. u
waste never Come back; and you
will suffer and will prove the truth
of the proverb “Willful wastes
make woeful wants.” If our
readers could burn this paragraph
into the hearts and lives of 500
young people in this section this
issue alone, would be worth thous
ands of dollars to this country,
Court Approaching.
Superior Court is to convent
here Monday. Several cases have
been placed on the ducket that
are eliciting much interest, among
them are Miller Co. vs. VV. I.
Moody, four cases; Hilda bailey
vs xk. C. Bailey, alimony; Loiiie
3ones vs M. D. Jones, divorce; on
civil docket, but the criminal dock
et is light now.
The grand jury will have to act
on the charge of murder vs Jim
Walker; and on the charges vs
Dorse Sutton, before the cases a
gainst them are placed on the
docket.
i Things To Be
Despisde.
A friend iu name only- in other)
words a hypocrite.
A child who dishonors a parent.
Profanity or. vulgarity
Prevarication or exaggeration I
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Ignorance
Dishonesty in high society, in
the middle classes or among the
poorest people. Each intelligent'
individual knows whether or not I
be or she is a thief.
Steal not- neither for yourself
nor for those you love.
Just A Pun
Pen manufacturers make people
(steal) steel pens, and then say
they do (right) write.
This Octaber weather! It is sim
ply grand.
Folks and violins get "out of
tune” when unstrung.
Mr. J. D. Cleavland was in town
Tuesday.
Mr. G. J. Kimbrel accompanied
by his family and Mr. G. T. Mc-
Lendon motored here Tuesday to
buy parts for a peanut thrasher.
They were not sold here; but he
and Mr. McLendon found them
over in Donalsonville. Those Don-1
alsonville merchants sure have ca
tor the patronage of planters.
Mrs. Felix Fudge Jr., is indis
posed with a malarial attack. We
hope this charming young matron
will be up again soon.
The Liberal appreciates a cour
tesy by that esteemed citizen, Mr.
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J. A. Rooks.
ft edge and Mrs W. C. Dancer
JMr and Mrs Frank C. Bell, Mrs.
11 J. M. Fudge and the younger
>' memberof the family were among
- those enjoying the Early County
; Fair in Blakely Wednes
day.
COLQUITT, GEORGIA., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1020
Superior Court
Jury List.
The October Term Os Miller
Superior Court,’Convenes on tl-
Fourth Monday in October whir b
I is t < 2utb day, and the
I are I Grand Jurow. and Daye of
missiouers to serve nt. said term
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GRAND JURORS.
J. O. Lane D. J. Roland
H. G. Lane J. B. Hodges
J. A. Roberts R. E. Strickland
IC. E. Stinson O. N. Sutton
IT. P. McDonald S. M. Watson
' J. H. Christie C. A. Sheffield
G. Boykin D. T. Grow
C. M. Everson A. H. Maddox
E. R. Bush W. Riley Houston
F. E. Fudge Jr. R. F. Hardy
T. G Jones A. C. Kelley
H. H. Mime S. A. Bush
B. S. Jones D. A. W. Lane
W. B. Shepard R. M. Middleton
J L. Anthony A. S. Calhoun
Traverse Jurors.
1 F. C. Bell H. -I. Johnson
C. C. Kimbrel W. H. Mock
J. W. Stegall D W. Wilkin
J. Hill Ivey McLendon
H. J. Worlds G. C. Davis
i S. W. Houston J. A. Layton
T. G. Williams D. P. Davis
E J. Hunter Bush Vann
J. D. Maynard -Dudley Mock
J. H. McKinney J. A. J. Sheffield
E. M. Stinson J. T. Knight
H. T. Daniels M. B. Vann
| G. F. Middleton J. ML Pruett
M ill Phillips F. D. Bush
W. M.Cobk B T. King
B. F. Rawls Jr. Jas. W. Hair
E. J. Houston J. W. Lovering
J. H. Wells W. D. Tabb
J. H. Harrell Ralph Grimes
W. A. Hines lease W. Hair
G. W. Carter W. H. Rawls
J. F. Cobb G. W. Welle
J. J. George C. T. Middleton
H. L Roberta 1. L. Jackson
P. C. Corley W. R. Runnels
T. W. Stephens Z. A. Cheshire
S. E. Williams 8. B, Nix
C. M. Parker W. B. Newberry
I. E. Daniels D. D. Davie
T. W. Williams R. H. Clayton
For The Home
The unique entertainment given
Friday evening on the court house
lawn for the benefit of the Vashti
Home for unfortunate girls in
Thomasville netted $20.00, as fur
bished a lot of fun for all who at
tended.
Each guest furnished a lemon.
This was cut for the “free’’ lemon
ade served and the seed were
carefully counted and the doner
of the lemon gave as many cents
as there were seeds in the fruit.
I Mesilaines J. L. Tabb and W.
0. Hays conducted this pleasant
' affair.
Very 111.
As we go to press we learn that
Mr. A. G McNair is very critically
ill with pneumonia at his home
just east of town.
His daughter, Miss Nannie Fae,
who is at school in Athens, has
been summonsed home as well as
hie married daughter, Mrs. Lester
George.
The patient has many friends
and relatives throughout the
“-.utility who join the Liberal in
**'.,hing that Mr. McNair will yet
riJT dfc??’’ <Mh« Ma Jiiiwtd
I less illness. ■
Just give your paper to some
neighbor and ask him or her to
subscribe for the Liberal you will
bestow a triune blessing, aiding in
the circulation of a clean paper,
doing a neighborly act, and prov
ing a factor in disseminating infor
mation.
Facts From Census
Bureau.
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The forty-nine states have, ac
cording to the 1920 enumerators,
105.683.108 inhabitants. Just think
each person is less than one mil
lionth part of our nation.
According to population Geor
gia ranks twelfth.
The first five are;
1 New York,
2 Pet.nsvivan’a,
3 Illinois,
4 Ohio,
5 Texas.
Nevada has the least number of
inhabitants and Wyoming next to
the least.
Wednesday
Evening.
At the M. E. Church Wednes
day evening the 27 lust., members
of the Epworth League are plan
1 ning the rendition of a very pleas-
I ing program.
The subject of the lesaon will
be Africa. Special songs and oth
er pleasing features will entertain
the large crowd which is confident
ly expected by the popular young
■ Leaguers.
The Liberal was requested to
state that every body is invited.
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| PLANTERS BANK |
| Donalsonville, Ga. S
> DEPOSITS INSURED ?
I INSURANCE $400,000.00. f
< [ This is the only bank in this sec- S
! ; tion where deposits are absolutely c
; ► insured against fire loss, or any ?
* * cause. >
1 This is something to think about. >
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At The Place Os The Sea. J
gtwtutsw < i tiiifttj ann tqey tJi&ll be -oitL . . tilt ti>p.j|eo
pie pass over, O Lord Exodus Lju 16.
Have yoc come to the Red Sea Place in your life,
Where, in spite of all you can do,
There is no way out, there itf'no way back,
There is no other way but-—through?
Then wait on the Lord with a trust serene
Till the night of your fear is gone.
He will semi the wind, be will heap the Hoods,
When he says to your soul, “Go on.’’
And his baud will lead you through—clear through—
Ere the watery wails roll down,
No foe can reach you, no wave can touch,
No mightiest sea can drown;
The tossing billows may rear tneir crest,
Their foam at your feet may bieak,
But over their bed you shall walk drv shod
Tn the path that your Lord will make.
In the morning watch, ’neath the lifted cloud,
You shall see but the Lord alone,
When be leads you on from the place of the sea
To a land that you Lave not knuwn;
And your fears shall pass as your foes have passed,
You shall be no more afraid; '
You shall s>ng his praise in a better place
A place that his band has made.
—Annie Johnson Flint.
TO CREDITORS
I will pay on todays market 20 c for good Cot
ton, 5c for peanuts $1.25 for corn. $15.00 a ton
for peanut hay, 12c a pound for fat hogs, IfC a
pound for young cattle, 75c a, bushel for sweet
potatoes, 75c a gallon for syrup in barrels, SI.OO
in cans, to any one that owes me.
If you leant to pay me, I leant to help you to
pay me, but lets settle right away, as it is PAY
DAY WITH ME.
T. M. AUSTIN.
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