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GLEANINGS FrIhVI THE TAL BOTTON NEW ERA. The wheat crop through the county is looking finely, but oats not so well. Corn is coming up, but it is feared the stand will not be good. The people are getting enough German carp to use on the table oc¬ casionally. Farmers are advised to plant am ber cane, milo maize, and sow corn for forage. This would insure food for stock the whole of next winter. The New Era will begin the publi¬ cation of “ Dark Days” next week. It is a thrilling story, which theTouR nal has already given to its read ers. The Holiness meetings were attend¬ ed by large congregations and result¬ ed in great good. Those who criti¬ cised and doubted became convinced that there was power in pure and un defiled religion as preached and prac ticed by these humble , consecrated , Christians. Talbotton is in the midst of a great religious revival. Spain & Persons have dissolved partnership, and the business will in future be conducted by Jas A. Spain. Lulu Hurst was in Talbotton Sat urday, J electrifying jo the people if with her wonderful powers. Gleaned From the LaGrange Reporter. Court will convene Monday week. City officers will be elected the first Monday in May. A new bridge is to be built over Yellow Jacket creek, a few miles north Of LaGrange. Mr. I ay lor White, of Clnpley, visit cd LaGrange on Monday. 'Phe Reporter taught the alphabet lady . LaGrange who has to a m now grown up children. The Repoiter’s , has not weakened , . his . editorial ,. . | age abilities. Mrs. W. n R. n Davidson, n oi c tit West 4 Point, is in feeble health, having a pulmonary , disease. Col. J I. Tructt has be a n srgges ed for , Representative n ... place of r Mr. 4 . 1. m C. Crenshaw who will soon resign. Iugersolhsm will be shown , up 1 ues # day night itra lecture by Mr. Theo dorc C. Cone. If the lecturer re¬ moves the gloss, and presents it in all its bidiousoess, his hearers will shrink in future from anything that has the taint of Ineerso’lism. It is claimed that LaGrange is a fj ne market for horses and mules. An aged ° negro ° was found dead on road miles from LaGrange _ the seven j Mt Tuesday. ■ The verdict of the ' Coroner was heart disease. A fine Jersey herd have been re C ently shipped to LaGrange, and are now browsing in the pastures of Mes¬ srs B. G. and J. E. Swanson and Major J. W. McGee. A Mother’s Love-A Practical Illustration of Its Power* A mother’s love ! What a potent of thing it is ! it will melt the heart the most hardened criminal, when no other influ ence would be effectual. No one but a mother knows its fall meaning, but every one can appreciate it it they w.l . It.. known, though, that it means sleepless nights, care ...convenience, and if ne cessar.v, want, hardship and death. But the subject has been too eloquently treated by the sweetest poets and the ablest wi iters to tarnish an rs® a y these columns. Too many practical xl lustra,ions occur m cvery da -' r h,e for “ to he dwelt , that , it . . unnecessary upon, so is to speak of the subject further in order to make the reader understand the full meaning of what is to follow. Mrs. Henry Schualen, of Ashland, Ky., writes that her daughter has been cured of deafness which resulted from chronic catarrh. She tells how she had lost all hope of her daughter ( her ideal) being cured, and how overjoyed she is at the result. After trying many remedies, she savs Peruna brought a cure, and that the daughter’s hearing is restored. She concludes, by speaking in the most flattering terms of Peruna. and then de scribes in the most lovely manner the happiness it has brought her, and reviews the distress she experienced while her daughter was afflicted. Dr. A. R. Ong, Martins Ferry, O •• writes : “I have a large grand trade remedy.” on your Peruna. Think it is a Mr. Robert C. Hannah, Toles borough, ^ S yoT oV t^g’reaTtenefit'Y'recdvwl Peruna by the Manaum.* use of your medicines, and I had been low spirited and very sick for about six mouths with a b;ld cmigh , and my friends thought I had consumption ; tried a number of patent medicines, and most of the doctors in the vicinity (and we have country), some as K oot l as vou can hud in the . whatever. Our but they did me no good merc hant, Mr. Gillespie, insisted upon me trying your remedies. I did so, but must sav, I had little faith in them at first; before I had consumed my first bo ttlc » 1 noticed a change for the better, and to-day I am entirely well, and as gound a ma n as there is in the vicinity. I credit my cure to your valu able remedies, Peruna and Manalin, and recommend them to all of my h-xends. Spiing Turnip Seed at the Drug Store, CITATION. Georgia, Harris County. Whereas, certain jjetitioiia b\ve applied to tb* C innnasiooerH Coorf of K ad-* and llevennes prajing for an oi ler griming a rew 1 ro*d c imnencicg nt ibe west boat daiy one of the town of Chip* j e y $ m a H »d county, «Ld running in » westerly direction inronxh the i*n<t« of Mrs. Lal» McGv. end the estate of i 8. Goodman, and lhfcues into ih© Mount* v.he a*d Hrtmil on road, and Wherea*, th© comamsioneiraof review have r* por ed th t laid road will be one of much pob lie nti i y and convenience. Now, t 1 is is to eitej Hid ndraod a-» all pf*rwons ‘h*t on and alter the 5 h day of May. 1885, Haiti road will b© g ar ted if no good cause ia »wn to the cofuraiy. By order ConmiV* G nr*. Flynn Hargett J»..Clerk. CITATION. Georgia, Harris County* w cer ain i f, oahi.oofr* I have If. hc. F ■ r f ^ ^ R „ ski ih ,., , h „ r , )ad 0<)O)Uie0citlf 5 „ i he C A K K K ll)e e „ Meru h ,a ndary f of tbs town cf Cbt ,‘ it „„ id coo „, v , ad rnnn ng s „, t , hr b tbe | au ,„ of /. it HiSl( ,, aDd Murr .. h BroSi to Ulfi .on 0 f J. B. H „ gl be a j Eeo „,j Baed> and Wbeteaa, commitisioBtrs of review b ave reported that said road in on© of do public nirify and cooveiremr*, now tbia ttc juioui.<-li all p < sons that oa aDd afu*r the o h d y < f Miy, 188 . 5 , g rt j d r»»«« will be alolifcbei if no good CiM'6 is ► b'wn to ti e contrary By order * ommrs (h urt > f U. & K Flynn IIabgait, Jb., Clerk. NOTICE. AH persons rre fur© warned not to ©na* p<oyorba-ber my adopted id nor ebd dren, John Frarkliu War more. allm Jo^n Franklin Dnn-tway »*ad William Wnitni r©, alian W>1 mux Dn: ew y—who have been nw«id d fn*i» ibe eontody and employment of Mercer Moon to th« mi der»ign»-d t.y th© Ordinary of Harris eouu'y, Gi. J. M. WflITM< Auril 8 h. 18 DURAL RECORD Ike Uadi"? Agricultural Paper of the South. Only $1.00 uer year. Premium lo Every Subscriber, LIBERAL CLUB OFFERS. Rural Rscokd with a Clock, delivered, $1X0. RURAL RECORD ONE WATCH, YEAR, AND A WATERBURY DELIVERED, $3.50. f3f*Send C cents in Stamps for Sample Copy and Premium List. OCHS, YONCE A CO., Chattanooga, T*aa. % *;r jSaI:*• SEWING MACHINE v RURAL RECORD ONE YEAR‘ SEWING AND One RURAL Recono MACHINE, $18.00.