The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-08-04

In speaking OF the nOrSeS anu the out
look at the Cleveland races the correspon-
dent of the Breeders Gazette says:
Jerome Eddy is looking well, but has
not been moved fast. His owner was
offered 5000 for him at Chicago, which
has been increased here TO $4,000. Mr.,
Dewey has fixed his price unalterably at
ser. OOO.''
We have received from the proprietors
of Beech Grove Farm, Ingallston, Marion
Co., Ind, their annual catalogue of Jersey
cattle. In their herd can be found some
of the finest animals of this popular
breed ir America. The catalogue is an
exceedingly fine specimen of "the art pre-
sentative of arts.
Mr. f. ID. Fuller, of Owosso township
brought to this Office on Thursday bunch
of White Russian oats, the heads of which
measured plump Ia inches in length, and
contained an average Of about so oats
A sample of common white oats was also
brought along with them and the two
specimens can be seen at THE TIMES
office
We picked up one day this week on the
farm of E. l.. Brewer, in Bennington sew.
eral heads of wheat that had been drop
ped as the crop was harvested, from each
of which we picked from twenty to TWEEN
ty-five plump kernels of wheat This
would show an average of at least 400
fold" and that the seed fell on good
ground.
Parties who desire TO enter pure bred
stock at the Michigan State Fair, will do
well to note that all entries Of live stock
must be sent to the Secretary at Jackson,
or prior to September 18th at Monroe prior
to Tuesday, September 18th. Premium
lists and blanks for entries will be fur
nished any party making application for
the same toJ G. STERLING, Sec'y.
Paul Roth thinks that the person who
stole his cuffs, coat. and rubber coat last
Tuesday evening from the box near Nc
Bain's store, while he was playing ball,
either made a three-bagger or stole home
Paul says he will make the person who
captured them present of the pants and
vest if he will return the cornet mouth
piece which was in one of the pockets.
On Monday William Hagemeister was
arrested and brought before Justice Tay-
lor charged with assault and battery, on
complaint of Martin Krauss. The fracas
occurred on tn cir way home from church
Sunday evening, and we hear it stated that
it was about some girls. The respondent
plead guilty and was fined So. 90 and costs
amounting to about $40, which was paid
by his father.
James A. Tremper, who lives on the
Fair grounds, being overloaded will tangle
leg, attempted on Wednesday evening to
jump and catch on the awning railing in
front of the Exchange hotel. that he might
enjoy quiet swing. But missing Ills
hold he fell to the ground breaking his LEG
Just above the ankle. He was at once taken
home, DR.. McCormicK called, and the
| fracture reduced.
The Independent Statesman, published
at Concord, New Hampshire, speaks OF
THE TIMES as follows, for which we are
under obligations: THE TINES is the
name of neat weekly newspaper pub
lished at Owosso, Mich, by E. o. Dewey
and ably edited by Hon. Geo. M. Dewey
native of New Hampshire and wei
known to our people as an effective STUMP
speaker and temperance advocate.
A man who answers to the name Of
Andrew Moore, was examined before
Justice Taylor on Friday, charged will
stealing a cow in 1878, which he Offered
for sale to Pat Waters in this city, ant
the recent larceny of yoke of oxen from
Walter Drysdale Of Brant township
Saginaw Co. After hearing he was helt
for trial in the Circuit Court, in the sum o.
$500 on each complaint, and in default o.
bail is Stopping at the cross-bar hotel o.
Sheriff Smith in Corunna