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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26
A Word to the Unemployed.

Our attention has been called 10 new
cooking utensiI. recently invented.
which makes baking pleasure. instead
Of dreaded necessity: the inventor OF
which has conferred an everlasting rlc~--
ing upon every housckerper. We refer
to the Patent Centennial Cake aud Bread
Pan, with which. BY simply raising .
hook. Won can remove the sides Of the
pan from the cake infranily. without
breaking or injur,ng il IN the least. thus
enabling you 10 ice and frost il while
warm. 70 remove the tube in the cen
ter. insert knife IN the slot in The top
81 the tube. and simply give il half
turn. aud IL will drop out. III i also
provided with side on the bottom. SO
that, when you remove the tube. YOU
can close tho hole, making pan with
plain bottom. for baking jelly and plain
cakes pudding. bread. etc. thus pracii-
cally giving you two pans for the price
OF one.
The Centennial Cake Pan is highly
recommended by the ladies a. bcing the
best and most convenient pan ever in
troduccd They are made Of Russia
iron, are more durable, and will bake
YOUR cakes more evenly and much
nicer brown than YOU can bake them III
The old-fashionea tin cake pans. These
goods are sold exclusively through
agents TO families. and every house
keeper should by alI means have them.
A splendid opportunity is offered to
some reliable lady or gentleman can
vasscr Of this county 10 secure lie
agency for a pleasant and profitable
business. For terms. territory, etc..
write 10 T. r. Brown e. CO.. Nos. ia
2i6 Elm Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. 4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

NOTICE Is hereby given that Oliver
~ r. Hobbs aud Addison Y. Thomas,
doing business IN Ireland. Dubois ccun-
|tv. Indiana. under the firm name ~
lThomas 4 Hobbs, have made an a-~ign-
lmenl Of all their partnership property.
rights. credits, charges aud effects of All
descriptions, 70 Lemuel l.. keiso. on The
10Th DAY OF October. 1877. and all per-
sons owing said firm arc Iioiified 10 ar-
ply 10 the assignee FOR settlement imnr-
ldia,ely. and those having claims against
the firm q file the same according to law.
I.ExUEL l.. KELso, Assignee.
w. =. IlrNTER, ATTY.
Oct. ID. '71--3M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

20" Pretty A. IA pink" What can
be prettier. Why Mrs. Duilner's new
receipt Of ribbons. fall flowers, and
stylish hats and honnets, just received
Tuesday. A homcIy lady with one Of
these stylish hats IN would look pretty,
while . handsome QUO would surely
capiivatc the hearts Of all. 90 and see
them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26
Best and Cheapest Boots and
Shoes.

u. Landgrebc, ut Hnntingbnrg. has
received 20 cases Boots. and cases
Shoes, direct from the mandatory M
Boston, which by not paving any mid
die man profit, he Is able 10 sell re-
markably cheap. Mems boots, kip,
81 IS 10 81 SO: Chilircn's boots. 81 AZ
40 81 so; Mems good shoes, 81 50: Wo-
mems shoes, 81 90 to So On, and all other
sorts IN proportion. for cash. BE sure
and see him before you buy your wine
stock, as he will make II 10 your advais
tage. Every farmer can save from %
TO SO by purchasing OF him for cash.
HENRY LANDGREBE.
uuntingburg, Oct. 19-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

PAINTING Mr.. 7. Weathcrs has NOV,
ed to Jasper, aud Is now prepared Il
take contracts for painting Of all kinds
lie feels confident he can give satisfac.
ton, and only asks a trial. When moi
al work he may be found at his residence
in the Bohncrt property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

6yMorc than ever nowadays, Is a
man known by his dress, and IIcppncr,
having received the fall and winter
styles, says he will guarantee to make
any body look like gentleman, II they
will give him The chance Of making up
their suits, instead Of buying slop-shop
work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

TMrs. Emma Withers would re-
specially inform the ladies of Jasper
and vicinity that she is prepared TO make
combing- inso braids. putis. curls, friz-
zc., &c. She will guarantee 70 give
~alisiaction. ol9ti.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

0rSwecncy Brothers, OF the Arcade
clothing store have just received large
stock OF Fall and Winter clothing Of the
latest fashions. Country produce viii
he taken ia exchange for goods. At.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

IL The Township trustees made their
annual settlements with the County
Commissioners last week, and were
generally found 10 have administers
their trusts economically. We will pub
li.h portion Of their annual reports
next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
at Opel's old stand in Jasper. lie has a
good farm 10 keep cattle upon. and none
but The best becvc~ will be ~crycd 10 the
people. lie invites the public 10 give
him fair trial, aud he will furnish item
good meat regularly.
March ~. '57-iy N. uOCuCE>ANG. in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

GSW. "A. Trippet, ESQ, OF Princeton
has been appointed by the Governor
Prosecutor Of this Circuit, vice J. Z
Schafcr, deceased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

DIrp. AT his fathers residence IN
l.oone township. o. Dri. 18th. 1877 Of
ilux. Mr.. rAzIL y. TRAyLon, in the sOlll
yew % hi- aye.
Tie deceased was young man Of
promising character aud was known ia
many Of the citizens OF Jasper. having
attended school here some time. lie
was lick week. and expressed a perfect
Willingness 10 die, as being ready foi
ctvnny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

o. Miss Phoebe Couzins would like
10 come to Jasper and deliver lecture
IL some one would guarantee her thirty
dollars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

1T SicriIF Cox started with six pris-
omcr- for the Jeiirrsonyiilc Pcnitcntiary
81 Wednesday morning lie will take
Nicy south wood. sentenced for life "a
the Female prison. when nc returns.
This l. the largest number ever sent 10
the Irniicntiary Al one term OF Court
from Dubois county. aud tour Of these
were not citiz ems nf Dubois county, but
came ia Il "a cnmnii their crimes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

az Court adjourned Tuesday before
dinner, every cause being disposed OF
at was ready for trial. The Judge
and Prosecutor left for Petersburg in
the evening
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

IMPROVED TrnE DAVE PrMr.-Mr. A.
Sondcrmann is prepared 10 put down
these pumps for all desiring them. and
insure them a success. Ii any drive well
will succeed in this locality. these will,
and those in want Of water should give
him trial and fair count a. he has
no objection 10 submitting their merits
TO fair returning board. Also, the best
wooden pump in the market. put in
wells, or sold TO order, as cheap a. they
can be sold elsewhere. ml6tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26
ALL WHOM Ia MAJ
CONCERN.

v'TE undersigned respectfully begs
leave 10 inform all those that arc not
aware Of the fact. that he has now, and
constantly keeps on hand, large and
complete assortment Of house furnish
ing goods, groceries and notions, stoves
castings, hardware, hollow-warc, wood.
cn-ware, quccns-warc. glassware, tin.
ware, stonc-ware, sheet iron-wafe, brass.
ware and cnamcled- farmers and
mechanics tools, table and pocket cut.
lery shovcls, spades, hoes. forks, axes
ha.chcts, &c, in fact almost everything
needful that can be used about house
or farm All will be sold At the yer,
lowest prices, and large proportion al
iirst cost. Come where you can ge'
The hest and what you need nj the very
bottom prices. Pay no attention q
What YOU hear. hut come and see fo'
yourselves Also. coed zen OF tinnrr''
machines and ionA MN y good assert
mott M stock. patterns. &C.. tng s1lc,
H. II. POTTER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

~ Nucb.er's new goods attracted a
lot Of customers to his store this week
and last.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

Smith American Company Organ
with eight stops, knee swell, aud bcauti
full tone, for sale at the COURIER OFFICE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

NOTICE H. hereby given thas The Itn-
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed En-
cru,rix &c The last will aud testament ot'
firnrs ~aianaman. late cf Dnbui.
s.uanly. InA.. deceased. Ssid estate s
supposed tp be solvent
llFiFNA SrRANnMAS. ESrcutriA.
Wv \ NRArfoR AZ!
nrl sti T~#N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

ARRESTED. One Sebastian Beck went
into -. Anthony drunk on last Satur-
day, and entered the house OF Mr.. G.
Matchmaker, while the family were all
absent, aud carried OIL some toilet soap,
velvet covered prayer book. and an
old pocket book with two pfomissory
notes in II for $50. lie was arrc tea and
brought 70 Jail Monday, and tie Grand
jury being In session found an indict-
ment against him for grand larceny on
Tuesday morning, TO which lie plead
guilty, and was sentenced to the Peni-
tertiary for two years, few moments
afterwards. Ills only excuse 70 the
Judge was that he was drunk, and
didn't know what he was doing. lie
said hc left Spencer county on Friday
morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

rv-Mr. w. Erny Is grading down his
sidewalk. preparatory to putting down
n good brick walk in few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

Departure Of Mails from jasper.
The following i the time OF depar-
lures Of the various mails from the
Jasper Post-oflics:
JASPER TO LoocooTEE.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday
at 81 a. m.
JASPER TO HrNTINGBrRG.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday
at 81 y. IN.
JASPER 10 Troy.
leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays, at a. m.
JASPER To PETERsRunG.
Leaves Jasper Mondays and Fridays
JASPER TO SHOALS.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays, at 8 a. m.
JASPER TO MARENGo.
Leaves Jasper Tuesdays and Fridays
ut o a. IN.
ALoIs GRAMELsrAcnER. y. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

L. The title Or an excellent new Song, by
Horace Dumars. Thousands Of Songs
have been published in America, within
the last few years, but few ever contain
merit enough to become very popular.
The above song i gem. ia fact. one OF
the sweetest negro melodies. ever put
before the music loving public. Sung
nightly with immense success, by Milt.
q. Barlow. OF minstrel fame. Price, AZ
cents per copy. The title page i illus
'ratcd. and contains a fine view Of a
Southern plantation scene can be OBJ
tanned from any large music dealer. D,
from the publisher. 4. w. IIclmick, No.
% West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26
BUTCHER SHOP


INFORMS the pub 81
~ Tic iliai lie j. carving ~
q on the butchcring business.
49, and will sell fresh beef
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

AFFFkS hts services 70 the public of Dslns county
~ and surrounding cnuntos. ~ ~ Aa,iiu,eerto crs
saies ~ AL KINDS Terms with Adminlstraiura AZ
very Reasonable. orders mas NJ st shr CLERKS ~
sheriff utiees. ~ b. may w addressed, through thp
i"s-rihe' MJH~rsf ont " " ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26
UNION HOTEL I!
JOHN EETZ, Proprietor,
wEsTssIxrH STREET.
JASPER, IND

~v~VTS T. n new house with gopd rooms. Well
4 furnished. andwiil be kept In voosi style.
aud charges reasonable. Horses well taken
care or
PUBLIC PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Sent. I. 1877.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18

A-despatch from Darien states that
the schooner onas Smith, about which
there has been 80 much said was picked
up at sea by thesteamer Dictator, from
Jacksonville for this port, and towed
into Doboy. We have received the
following particulars of the pick up;
On Sunday morning while off Sapeio
shoales, eight miles to the northward
of Doboy light, schooner was discov-
cred on the shoals, apparently In dis
tress. At first sight we learn that Cap
tain Vogel Of the Dictator thought she
might be q pirate, 80 he prepared, in
case fire was opened on him, to rush mt
her and. sink her O. Ia Merrimac. A
closer inspection proved her to be the
schooner Jonas Smith Of Port Jeffer-
son, with distress signals flying
The Dictator went up to her nthree-
fathom water, and found her in ter
rible condition.. She had four feet of
water In her hold, with sails all gone,
and with anchors lost Captain Vogel
told the captain he would take charge
of her, and, having done so, started
with her TO Doboy., She broke adrift
once, and had to be taken in tow the
second time. At11:8O A.. M, however,
she was brought safely into Doboy har-
Dor, where she anchored. The crew
consisted Of nine men all told-three
whites and the balance negroes. She
was, when picked up, out Of provisions,
and had no oil aboard for signal lightss
It Is certainly . source of congrntular
ton that she was saved ct all, especial.
'ly considering the extremely bad
weather whichs IN her condition, che
had to encounteY. fi'ii'~ 49, n, hrn.l =,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18
, To Make Vinegar.

The best vinegar is made of cider,
the poorest apple making as good vim
egar as the best. The best casks to
use are iron bound whisky casks,
which can be bought of liquor dealers,
secondhand at 81 each holding 40 gall
Ions. Any farmer who has apples
only fit 10 grind, can realize NOR
money from them made into vinegar
than cider, unless they make an excel
lent quality of cider. Fill the casks,
and put them in the cellar, leaving
the bungs out till spring, when they
should be rolled out and placed under
shed exposed to the sun, but the
casks should be shaded. Leave them
thus till cold weather apprOas b,
es, when they should go into the Gel
lar again, and the vinegar will be very
good at this time; but If the casks are
rolled out under the the shed second
season, the vinegar will be extra fine.
If the casks are well painted they may
be set on scantlings through, the sum-
ner in the open air, exposed to the
full force of the sun, which will pro-
duce vinegar sooner than When under
a shed, as It is heat and air that pro-
duce the acidity. Small pieces of wire
cloth should be placed over the bupgs
of the casks to keep the flies out, and
the casks should not be quite full when
in or out of the cellar. If you have a
cask or two of vinegar to make. and
have q barrel that has had vinegar in
it, the" mother,n that this cask con-
tains will be of great advantage in
making the vinegar, dividing 1t, and
putting half into each cask. / use
iron-bOund casks, well painted, as
those with wooden hoops are often
troublesome, the hoops breaking and
causing the casks to leak.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18

Patented under the homestead act,
5,855.49 acres of swamp land; licenses IS
sued to settlers, 20, AS. 10 acres. The sales
have decreased from $257 1856 81 in 1874 to
$78,968 05 in 1877.
A fire at Holland, "wednesday, did
damage to the amount of $4,000.
The gales of the past week have been
disastrous to the sailing vessels on the
lakes. A large number are reported
driven ashore.
The reclaimed swamp lands of Allegan
county are rich in mari and fossil re-
mains, and are of incalculable value 8s
farming lands.
The oath annual session of the Michigan
grand lodge of Good Templars will meet
in Kalamazoo October 16, at p. m.
The Michigan Central railroad reports
tremendous business, they being 1900
cars behind orders. FifLy-six IT, aims pass
daily over the main line of the road
Jackson Citizen.
At the recent session of the grand lodge
of the United States, i. y. .. F., at WASH
ington, a resolution was adopted permit
ting the grand lodge of Michigan to
complete the collection of the assessments
made by 1t upon subordinate lodges at
the session of 1873 for the purpose OF pay
ing the debt incurred by completing the
institute building in Lansing and fitting
itlfor use.
The balance of cash in the State treasury
Sept 20, was 5000, 771.23; receipts during
the week ending Oct were 1854 ,3l4.99;
payments during same time were 49,
39S. SO; balance in treasury Oct. @, 1877,
1851, 6S7.39; increase for the week $751;
916.16.
The Board of Regents of the University
have authorized counsel, i. p. Christiaucy
and VIM. l.. Weber, to settle all matters
i'm the Rose Douglas suits not already de-
termined by Judge Huntington Is dcci-
sion.
The drill-house to the salt block OF
Barnard Il Binder, at East Saginaw, to-
gether with blacksmith shop and about
100000 feet of lumber, burned Friday
afternoon, loss, $4,000.
In the Rose Douglass case the attorneys
of Pref. Rose have filed an application for
a new trial.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18
Desirable Houses In Michigan.

We are advised by those who have
the knowledge, that the opportunity
now afforded for colonies or individ-
uals to obtain homes in this State at
merely nominal prices is unsurpassed
in any other State. There are good
hard timbered lands still in the hands
of the Government, and open to settle
ment, either under the homestead law
or by purchase at 81 Is per acre. There
are excellent grades of farm lands in
the hands of easily-found agents ofcor-
poration ard individual owners. AS
settlers are now going into our north
ern counties by hundreds from Canada
and from the older States, all the indi-
cations are that the next few years
will witness q larger immigration into
Michigan than has been seen for some
time past. We have no hesitation i'm
giving the invitation to all who desire
pleasant homes in q bracing and
healthful climate to come to Michigan.
Among the many inducements to-
settlement In this State note these: =
First-The locality, so convenient
in every respect in regard to the mar
kets. lilf ~
. Second--The healthfulness Of the
climate and the productiveness of the
soil. R"t1 - ~
Third4The value Of the timber
aside from the pine. There Is great
value in much of the hard timber In
localities where 1t is convenient for
transportation, and the fact is estab-
lished that the most permanent and
desirable homes are to be found where
the timber covers the soil. The first
work of clearing and preparing the
ground in timbered country Is great
er, but in the end history of'the coun-
try shows that timbered lands, take
them all in'aif, make the best homes.
Fourth-The rapidly with which
the pine timber is being cut in Michi-
gan of necessity carries business and
enterprise into the very, heart of the
wilderness, and there Ia scarcely set
Element in any. portion Of the new re-
gion which is not directly benefited by
the numbering operations. -Four hun
CreG Thousand acresi.a now cut over
every year within the narrow limits
of this State; and operations ;'of such
magnitude must Inc vitality carry with
them business life aud activity, and
Every new settlement has its proper
ton of the benefit Of this great indus
try.-Detroit Tribune.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18
A sure Cure for Piles.

No one need sn6ar. A positive remedy for all
kinds Of Pies Alsying the intense itching At once
apply, called DE- williams Indian Oiptment' Ore
? ?;s s,,& p sadpo'h'5ssS7 ~ thousands
fsred for years with itching and liberated piles,
ed Ph e!z61 ~ Philadelphia, Louisville, V Cinein-
dreos Of dollars but found no reiefuhtlI obtained
box Of DR.. WA}fsm's Indian Pile Ointment som
four months ago, and Il has cured me completely.
had part OF boz left which gave. TO friend Of
q utaGa r0o1tpNAt<U IHe AoSg0 IN Springs. Ar
kansas, for treatment. He informs me that the In
dian Ointment has also cured him Of the piles. II
used by the many thousands who are suffering
with that dread disease
For more certificates of cures see large circular
s$kily. ga y falIsSd Williams o.. S %Sos.
sale druggists. Detroit
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18

Much excitement was created through
out England last spring by series of
highway Fobberies perpetrnted In the ro-
manic neighborhood Of Blackheath.
gentlemen returning homo ct night from
the. city were 'assauted IN their carriages,
their coachmen were frightened, and
they themselves were relieved Of their
purses. The efforts OF the police to dis
cover the robbers were long but unavail-
ing, but last week the mystery was
solved. i Two I balk en- fiappr6htjces of
Portsmouth were arrested with s0me'of
the stolen money in their, possession.
The prisoners lodgings were searched,
and there were found copies of" The
Young Briton," the Boys Standard
and . NightShade; or, Claude Duval, the
Dashing Highwayman." 1t seems that
these young advantprsFyiyere PtisPd 70
heroic deeds by the pertissi OF this class
Of literature, and, by prowling around In
masks with revolvers, succt eded in maxi
ing several extensive captures. ,s,,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18

ssxxuA FAILS, n: r., 4 sprinklinh
|.nile trask oufEidq - ohi1 v11l1<e lof0ly to
look on Z tr0t botVoen three ordinary,
hpfs6e owned IN thp neighposhood. Be-
|twocn the 49, eiIf0r5 tocg keep
s'ssa sSsssi f ca Sarus q mud
4 6d,1ough-looki sk1Ieton wagon. ~
az drove the mare In at ashambling WIZ
She looked like q rheumatic-striQkop
|<beaak - Abe 1passed the stands and thee
|se6ded hOrsemen laughed, Is her drive
turnolt~ eround -and- xplairned - Hoys,
hsye y?nrS timers resdy when co@e
was soon throwing her legs out In a
wonderful manner. The ho0fs on her
fore legs were turned under like fish,
hooks, and her hind feet darted forward
WITH the speed 81 lightning. 6ha had
Flora Temples stride without getting SO
low down. The muffied mare skinned
around the upper turn of the track like q
mile-arminute engine around 2 curve.
and she came down the backatretch with
| the swoop, OF Q pigeon, without break.
"Heav6ns and earth !" exclaimed Dea-
CON Obadiah Latham, who uyas never
known to use 9 Profane ejaculation be-
fore, tsdfd any or you, gentlemen, ever
| see q mare trot ike that before? ThAre'a
no minister's horse there. Here. she
CONES. Get your watches ready
= And she did come, with the fastest
that track, or probably any other to q
| wagon, with driver weighing about 200
pounds. tilig 81! .niqgini Ir1lsi iieh
: Mr.. George Haight,. and Mr.. Joshua
Hinckley, and other judges In the box,
all owners of fast trotters, started their
| timers carefully as the mare ratified by.
"Let her, go, Milt," shouted Deacon
Milt looked pale, but determined. He
had evidently never driven trotter SO
fast before but he was In for It, and he
george, you take the last quarter
while take the half" shouted Mr.,
Hinckley to Mr.. Haight. ga anr
"An right" replied Mr.: Haight. ~.
The mare glided around the half-mile
track with the speed Of Coney Island
| AS she passed under the string, Hinck-
ley shouted: (" Half-mile in 1 .10;" and
/ Haight: "She made the quarter around
4 the turn in 33 seconds. The other timers
oorrobrated them. tHr
"That mare eau beat all the trotters in
the world >" said Long Island horseman
who was present. 8lt pfa
To the writer ne said "She IS Call-
fornia mare without record. She Is q
7-year-old bay, with tremendous muscle
In her shoulders and quarters, large lungs
and points that think will make her the
wonder of the trotting world. John
Splan saw her in California, and started
East with her to beat Rarus and other fly
ers but she was taken sick in Omaha
and Hoag's brother, who is interested In
her, brought her to Seneca Falls. She IL
now almost recovered, and Is called Lady
Hoag.
In the Seneca Falls Reveitle Of last wee,
the following item appeared: t-.a
In the trOts for October on the Senecs
Falls track Lady Hoag will show hel
trotter In the world" g.