The Dawson journal., 1884-07-24

place than one preacher. He
thinks the fddlers would do less
devilment.
No better man could have
been selected as president of the
new railroad than DR.. W. G. Ken
drick. The Doctor is working the
enterprise up to it's fullest capaci-
ty.
One of the most enterprising
men of our county is Mr.. Bill
Livingston, This was clearly de-
monstrated the otherday when the
subscription book for the new
railroad was presented to him.
Col. Geo. W. Wooten and Mr.
Cobb Melton, of Vienna, are visit
ing relatives and friends in Terrell
They report crops as being better
In their section than any since the
war.
The new railroad boom that has
taken possession of our town and
people, has laid politics in the
shade. Every man in the county
ought to be interested in doing
something toward the building Of
the new road.
Oar city fathers, we trust, are
fully alive to the importance of
having our town thoroughly cleans
ed aud all nuisances abated. The
health and lives, too, Of our peo-
pie may depend upon the vigilance
of our City Council.
DR.. Kendrick and Maj. Hood
are moving the new railroad inter
est right along. They are both
indefatigable workers and are
turning every stone that can be
raised in the progress of this
work.
Hon. r. F. Simmons will 90 to
Albany next Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the second congressional dis
trict. He is in favor of holding
the Congressional Convention in
that city. SO is the Journal.
A new railroad from Dawson to
Albany will be the means of build
ing up our town to an extent little
Of by most of our people;
and in proportion as the town is
built up SO will the county, also,
be built up.
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utes: Sick headache, nervous
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}. r. James Sons.
Prof. Pilsbury has kindly con-
8ented to aid our Mr.. Rainey in
getting out the Journal during our
absence. The Professor is one of
the best newspaper men in this
section Of the State and he will
furnish our readers with a live
paper.
DIED-The infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. James Clark of this
county, died on last Monday and
was buried the following day at
New Hope church. 70 the be-
reavod parents the Journal extend;
sympathy.
We hope the farmers of Terrell
will avail themselves Of the OPP
portunity this fall Of making exhi-
bits at the State Fair at Macon
and the Worlds Fair at New
Orleans. Call on Hon. r. L.
Melton for particulars.
Whenever you find a young
man without employment for sever
al months at a time, and that, too,
without any visible means Of sup
port, the end of that young man
will be failure and disgrace.
The journal received twelve
new cash subscribers recently at
one sitting, as fast as the names
could be enrolled upon the book.
Thanks, noble friends, for such
OF appreciation. We
shall always try TO make the Jour
nal worthy of the confidence and
support Of all our people.
What boon it is to be allowed
to stay at home all day on Sunday,
without having even to go to
church or Sunday school, after a
hard weeks work in the midst Of
such summer weather as we had
last week? This is what We call
REST, indeed.
Young man, go to work; do
something, even il you have to
break rock for a living. There Is
no practice so dangerous to a
man as that of doing nothing
idleness, Incidence. 1t not only
endangers the future of the young
man, but it is also harmful to
society.
We ale informed that Prof.
Allen will leave for Americas
in August where he will
take charge of the Rylander
school. Prof. Allen is one OF the