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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01
S0mnambulistic.

A few evenings ago Miss Bishop. do
nestle employed In the family of Mr..
Erastus 4. Jones, Syracuse Avenue.
Oswego. \. T., sat talking with some OF
her friends till rather late hour, about the
cheerful and animated subject OF burglars
and burglarics. Various stories of daring
exploits in that line We're related, includ-
ing instances of murder perpetraled by
desperate burglars when AT bay.
The girl went TO bed rather later than
usual. and with her mind unpleasantly inn
pressed by the evenings conversation. At
late hour. afterwards found to be half
past 3, she heard revolver discharged in
the house, followed by five loud and dis
tlnct shouts In rather rapid succession.
during which she became greatly terrified.
AT the sixth shot she sprang from her bed.
rushed 10 the window. raised il, threw
wide the blinds, leaped to the ground. a
distance OF fifteen feet, and ran across the
road To a neighbours.
The master of The house was aroused bv
a vigorous rafting AT the door. and finally
got up and opened il. He was dumb
founded 10 see this girl. whom he knew.
standing at the door, clad only in her night
dress, and trembling with fear and agita-
ton. lie asked what was the matter, and
she told him in a wild and frantic way
what she had heard He took the girl into
tine house, dressed himselfan went down
the street for policeman, but not finding
one quickly, he returned. and seeing
light In Mr.. Jones's house, went over
there. He found toe family up and agi-
tated. and told them he had been down for
a policeman. They did not understand
him, and he explained what had happened
Mr.. Jones's folks then said they heard no
shots fired. but did hear the blinds of the
girl room open and afterwards felt the
wind rushing into the house; and that
they went 10 her room. found her gone,
and were much alarmed about her.
The mystified neighbor went home and
found the girl sleeping soundly. About
D o'clock she awoke. and was greatly sur
prised and mortified TO find herself in
neighbours house. Explanations followed.
but she recollected nothing of hearing the
shots. nor of jumping from the window.
nor in fact any thing that she had related
as having transpired. Then il was seen
that the girl had been sleeping all the
while. and during her slumber had been
victim OF the impression made by the eve
ming talk-in fact. had performed one OF
the most dangerous and wonderful SOM
feats anywhere recorded.
Strange TO say she was not hurt by the
leap from the window, and has experienced
no unpleasant results from her amazing
and dangerous exploits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01
How Railway Magnate Made Mat
tress OF Fellow Being.

The following is authentic: Two Cleve-
land railway officials were on business
bent, and occupying the directors car.
One of the gentlemen was accompanied
by his niece. After Willing away the
evening, each retired to a state-room. the
uncle not feeling very well, and being i'm
low spirits. In the night the young lady,
wakeful perhaps,in solicitude for her inva-
lid uncle, heard from the adjoining state
room. in which the other gentleman had
retired, muffled. indistinct voice groan-
ing out " Let me out. | shall die ~ Sup
posing II an average case of nightmare.
the young lady composed herself as well
a. possible, but soon again came a repeti-
ton " Let me out, am DYING Alarm :
ed. she flew to her uncle's state-room. or
berth, and awakened him. and he pro
ceeded to the state-room whence the words
had proceeded. and found his brother d.
rector and friend In the most profound and
gentle slumbers. But he awakened him,
when the startled sleeper, aroused. begged
10 know what was the matter. "Why.
something Is the matter with you.- Mot
AT all. y replied the disturbed director. rub
bling his eyes 10 assure himself he was
awake. But you are sick. or something ;
the natter "Not at all: I'm ali right.
but the matters with you.- And so be
got up, and taking his low-spirited friend
by the arm, was seeking aid to restrain
him FROM jumping of the ears, or through
the window, or something" when the
young lady came up and told what she
had heard.
That demanded an investigation, and
lifting the mattress there was found be-
meath man nearly dead. He just BREATH
ed, and that's all. and, with the remnant
of breath he had. called out for succor.
but when found he was speeches.. The
man was left nj the station soon reached.
and the train hurried on for fear he might
die and the patty be detained for an in
quest. We suppose the man revived,
though we don't know.
Reviewing the situation, II was remem-
bered that when the porter showed the
director to his room, the bed Of the berth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

A parlor may contain ever so much
costly furniture and YET not look furnished.
Best rooms" are apt TO look cold and
stiff. One shivers involuntarily on enter
ing them. They are dark-for the sun
shine is shut out lest it fade the carpet /:
they are prim-for every thing is laid at
right angles; they are barren-for lack OF
little taste. Let i'm the sunlight. put
some plants in the window. hang some
pictures on the walls. tuck "A bracket or
two in the corners, and scatter few books
on the table. Then if you will only stir
up the stiff backed chairs. 80 that they will
look rs if somebody had some time sat in
them. the whole aspect of the room will
be changed. and the most exact person in
the world can not but pronounce il an i'm
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Pile wood ON the IRE, Wihclmina,
Heres CAspar come home nom the PLAIN
The wind whistles bleak AZ the Intel.
The frost fairies tap ON the pane
Tonight the ola Year l. departing
With steps that are tariy but sure
Between tle Wild gusts OF the night wind
His FOOTBALLS are heard on the moor.
The her,isincn have gone from the pastures
To their huts on the cdgc Of the pines,
The mixers crouch close in their novels,
The miners lie low in their mines.
For a. night when the OH Year expiring
To the Coming Year waves ms farewell,
Uplifting their heads in the COW pens.
The cattle strange things Will forciell-
In words so unearthly and weird
That the wolves "a their covcrts will Zee,
And the imp lights will fade in the marshes,
And the owiet viii cover in her tree.
And II unto ears that are human
Go floating the mystical words
That Just as the old Year out passes,
Gush forth from the lips Of the herds
Deaths dart like thunder bolt flashes
And lfeleSs the listener falls,
A. the New Year sets foot ON the threshold,
Aud his shadow towers up on the walls.
Hoi Caspar. the herds must be talking,
The step Of the New Year arrives
Draw your cloak round your head, Wilhelmina
On our knees let us pray for our lives
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seemed Iaised In the middle, and the d.
rector, who will weigh full two hundred
pounds, jcunced up and down on IL num-
Der OF times until IL became flat, and then
west 10 his innocent slumber with this
more than hall dead thief i'm the bottom OF
the berth
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Not all the bulls are Irish. as witness
the following obituary notice of deceased
citizen, which we cut from country
paper: For years he had been prostrat-
ed with paralysis, we believe, and was de-
prived Of the pcsosr Of speech. He bore his
misfortune with Christian fortitnde and
resignation. and was able to erciaim. by
reason of the love he bore the Master
whom he faithfully served: Thy will,
not mine be done.'r
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PROBABLY no one disease IL the cause OF
so mucn bodily misery and unhappiness (and
the disease IL almost universal among the
American people) as dyspepsia. It, causes
and effectual. Use DIR. Wishart's Great
American Dyspepsia Pills. They never fail
to cure,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

IF the heat which a human being gives
out in twenty-four hours could. consis-
tcntly with life. be retained within the
body. It's temperature would i'm that time
have reached 1859 Fahrenheit. a tempera-
tnre above the coagulafion OF albumen,
and high enough TO cook the tissues.
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ASTR0NOMICAI.-1s75.
PROM the Chicago TrIbane. ]

The following are the principal astro-
nomical phenomena Of the coming year.
with the Chicago mean time OF their oc-
currcnce, that will be visible from this
city. II weather permits. Those who take
pleasure in watching the stars will do well
10 preserve this list for reference:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

FEARFUL-the amount OF money thrown
away in not buying shoes protected BY Sill
YER TIPS. Parents be wise and insist that
your shoe dealer should keep them.
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CautIon,

On account of the popularity Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, par
ties have been largely engaged in pur-
chasing old and second hand machines of
that make, and imposed upon the public
by selling them as new machines. The
Wheeler & Wilson Company begs to adj
wise the public that any one desiring to
buy their secondhand machines can be
supplied by that Company direct, on bet
ter terms thar Others can afford them,
and be assured of what they arc buying.
Address
WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO.,
625 BRoApwAY. NEw YoRK-
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-Juarez. the late President Of Mexico,
left in manuscript an interesting autobiog-
raphy, which i TO be shortly published.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-01

THE SEASONS.
sun enters Aries; spring commences March 20,
6h. Sim. p. m.
sun enters Cancer; summer commences June
81, 2h. SIN. p. M
Earth in aphelon, July ?. llh. SIM. p. m.
sun enters Libra; autumn commences sept. .
IN. 25m. a.
sun enters Capricorn; winter commences Dec.
p, llh. 3Gm. p IN.
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SUNDAYS IN ls-5.


March = is Easter sunday; being the first sun
day AFTER the fun moon following the conjunction
OF the sun with the vernal equinox.
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A NEW YEARS. MYTH.

fThe peasants Of Pennsylvania have suitrsu'
lion that, az the moment when the pld Tear
menxes into the New the cattle speak, but IN
langug. unknown 10 men, and that whoever
hears them dice.
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Read FALSE AND TRUE"

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Warren street. New York. Information worth thou
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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-10
The Golden Weddin1.

For several days our community
had been in q turmoil Of excite
ment and expectancy over the fact
that DIR. James +. Broyles and his
most estirnable lady would, On the
evening Of the 3rd inst, celebrate
the ffticth anniversary of their
married life.
The morning of the 3rd dawned
revealing n sky overcast with
threatening clouds, and many we're
the long faces TO he seen; these
however, as well as the clouds,
we're soon dispersed by the appear
aneo1of the sun usherlng in rs
bright an Indian summer day as
could bc wished for the occasion.
Every mode of conveyance that
could be procured WAS brought into
service; we took passage in n hack,
with some very pleasant compan-
ions, en-route for the "GOlden He'd
ding After n pleasant ride of an
hour and n half, we arrived at the
mansion of DIR. Broyles, where, at
that particular time, Perry, our
widc-a-wake Photographer, was en-
gagged in taking u picture of the
assembled company; in the Plaza
sat the Venerable Doctor and wife,
on either side their children; IN
froat, upon the steps their grand
children; while out on the gravel
walk stood little Wilbur Sewer,
Roy Brown, and Charlie Allen,
their beautiful great-graud CHILD
rem. just oyerhar1ing the group
were arranged tasteful festoons OF
evergreeRS mingled with autumn
leaves, while. over the beads of the
bride and groom were-saspended,
in letters of green, 1925, and, in
letters Of gold, 1875, fit emblcms
Of the happy pair starting in life
and arriving at theGolden Autumn.
Catering the hall we found an arch
of ivy, spruce-pine and holly, ex-
tending across the hall, underneath
which was suspended in large let
tiers
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-10

We have for the last tree years
been sending out Sample Bottles OF
BosCHEEs GERMAN SYRUP for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and
all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. We now find ot1er parties
advertising Sample Bottles in the
same way. All we have seen of
these little Sample Bottles eohteiu
Ether or ChIoroform ,lnfended only
to dry up a cough fora day or two.
Be careful to call for BOSCHEES
GERMAN SYRUP which contains
no Ether, Chloroform or Opium, but
the secret Of its success is in a Ger
man Extract of che active princi-
pies Of Gum Arabic, and Physi-
CLANS buy our medicines and use
it in their practice SUCCESSFULLY
Sold by all druggists in the U..ised
States and Canadas. 30eC w-tf.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-10

gather from the statistics in our
possession the result of the School
Law of 1873 has been rather nc
cessful. In April, 1873, our atten-
ton was first called especially to
work of the Common School cause
in Greene County.
The first correct or reliable infor-
nation of the schools of 1872, re-
suited about IS follows @A~srE
organization was Effected, s54ne
schools e taught under the
County system and a debt of about
$4,000 was hanging upon them a
barrier to progress. About 1000
scholars were enrolled in the schools
during tie year. The first year &C
the new system, with a scholastis
population of about 6,50p, waf
passed Ivy an earnest effort upon the
part of those concerned-and the
result is given.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-10

The former debt was cancelled
about so schools were organized,
$500 children enrolled, and the av-
erage time taught was two aid a
half months. The year beginning
Sept. 1st 1874 and ending August
31st 1875, was as follows:
Scholastic population, 6,s91.-
No. of 49, enrolled, 1851. Az
kndance, 5IsSNa.,
'of c~onsSDdafed SCHOOLS, s.: 10. Of
teachers employed, 104. Average
time taught during the year, four
months and seven days. Amount
of cash expenditures, $I2,05S-in-
debtedness, nothing.
Since cash is the true foundation
of every successful enterprise, We
are firm in the helief that with am
Pile means the present system would
meet the expectation of the most
sanguine.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-10

Sub Divisions of Districts2, 10,
and Ia not reported. The above
amounts must be paid to the teach
ers of present scholastic year
Clerks and -Treasurers appropriat-
ing any of the above funds for any
other purpose than the one above
set forth will be held accountable
for the same on their official Bonds.
See Acts 1875, Page 226, Chapter
13S, Sec. 3.
j. G. PARK,
County Supt.
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n Renson HIM

SO many people complain of an un-
Comfortable feeling, of pains here
and there in the system, and of
general indispOsition. 1t seems
almost always from Indigestion, or
an unhealthy condition of the liver
or blood. A few doses of DR.. HART
anti bilious Discovery will remedy
the difficulty.
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CoAO1ttsts, Entgr ants and Trdr-
/. s sggys eters Testacdrd.

#. q 10 "r. H.. #.
For maps, circulars, condensed
tEme tables and general lnforma-
.Ionin regard to transportation IA
1cilities to all points in Tennessee,
Arkansas Missouri, Minnesota,
Colorado, Kansas. Texas. Iowa,
New Mexico, Utah and California,
apply to OF address ALBERT B.
WRENN, General EmIgrant Agent,
Office No. 2 81. l. Kimball House,
Atlanta, Ga.
No one should GO West without
first getting IN communication with
the General Emigrant Agent, and
Become informed as to superior
advantages, cheapard qpick trans
portation of families, household
goods, stock, and farming nipple
ments generally. Al Information
cheeJHtly gioen. 81 -r-
514 r w. L. DANLEY,
= .29-tf.. @. p. Dc ia.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

All personshsving claims against
the estate of JolnHP. Holtsinger,
decd, will please present them at
once, legally authenticated and
those indebted to said estate will
come forward Immediately and make
payment of the same.
W. G. WHEs, Admr.
November 10th, 1876.
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M4RRIED.

WILLIS-BELL.-At Broyles-
vile, Washington county, by Rev.
W. B. Rankin, Mr.. GEO. H. Willis,
Of this county, and Miss DORA j.
BELL, daughter of Rev. John Bell.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.


The Depot street plank walk
needs attention.
building operations in towh
are going on famonsly.
Mr.. W. II. Williams advertises
for n dog in Local Notice column.
-Chancery Court convened Mon
day morning, Chancellor Smith on
the bench. ~~-@ "
Tho streets nre getting very
muddy and the Winter scraning
should soon begin.
Mr. Silas Flournoy, a gentle
man Wen known in these parts of
yore, is so~journing at tho Godfrey
House.
-The Odd Fellows have been
fixing up their hall in fno style
They are making a very fair start
nj building mp their Order.
From decentralization there
will De n regular grasshopper
swarm of candidate5in this coun
ty next year. Many Of them are at
work already,
SEQ the card Of McGaughey
brothers in this issue. Tho mem
Lersof the firm are too well known
TO our people to require any recon
mendation ut our hands. .r.rH al
New fish bar rails are Icing
laid down in front of the depot
The company is making several m
provements around it, and if the
corporation will do its part we I'M
derstand further improvements will
DO made.
We have been intending to
publish the appointments of the late
Holston Conference, NJ. +. Church,
South, for the last two week, but
somehow have miscalculated our
space each time. We viii publish
tho list next week.
e. c. Reeves, Esq, has left
Greeneville and located at Johnson
City. Tho peopla.ot this section Of
the country are weliacquainted with
Mr.. Reeves, as Editor and lawyer,
and we feel sure they win join with
Us in regretting his departure.
VIM. Richardson, cold, about
sixteen years of age, had a hearing
before Squire Gass, Tuesday. He
was charged with an attempt to
outrage the person Of a little negro
girl eight years OF age. Committed
to Jail for trial before Circuit Court.
L. l.. Poats editor of the Haw-
Inns. county departmehtin the Nor
ristown Gazette says Of a former
resident of this place, 'Rev. Mr.
Harding in charge of McMinn
Academy at Rogersville is certainly
an excellent teacher. His students
are learning rapidly. His disciP
line is good. We hope he will sue
coed in building up this institution
The vanity which leads Ms to
place the following copplimentsrv
letter to the editors before our
readers we feel sure they wilLpag-
don. Editors are, or should be in
vulnerable to personal hottery, bat
when inTSrued with the true ardor
OF journalism which leads them TO
pursue their labors as-mosS@ansa
do their hove affairs, u kind, appre-
9 siRtiyc worsf for the beloved eHrs
nal never falls UNDECIDED. The
letter is from illegal gentledssR- at
Newport, and is rs follows: "Ire-
ceived to-day the first number of
thasG reeasgRs ksisasqRd Afsslk
cdn.~ Fam higtiiy pleased WITH
Sess ssssrsfr PRgsaAp ess sSsGnd'
selections" l wish your new. en-
terprise the full measure ofssffe
success it bids fair so Justly to de-
serve. Enclosed hnd remittance
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or agriculture 0Ssd
F0a.1for - FHr

g F0TmeTs
We call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of this
old and reliable Agricultural and
Grange paper that appears in an
ether eoiumR. 1t has been. pub
Iished in st. Louis for great mum
Der afyears and is the Leading pa
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1t is reliable aud trustworthy, and
If any efourifriends desire to take
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they-can not do better than 1 % take
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The publishers are making their
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Louis and other hargeycities a pro-
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doubtless alLwill,find them Anthen7
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DOG WINTED.

I want a DOG, and will pay a GOOD
PRICE for it. if it suits. Apply, with
dog, for one week, at Reeve & Will
old McGaughey stand, cor
ner Main and Summer Streets,
-Greeneville, Tenn. ~
w TT. WuruNS
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm
of S. McGaughey's Sons & Co., are
hereby notified to come forward
and settle at once.
GEO. B. MCGAUGHEY,
At h1cGanShey's Corner, Main
Street, Greeneville, Tenn.