The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-12-12


nella a:a6H, by Louis Napoleon;
jerome Turner, by Byerley's Abdal-
lah, has o record of a:sa instead Of
a:s7 IA, as printed. Also note the
fact that Louis R., s:a9 Ia, is by
Louis Napoleon.
E. o. Dewey has purchased of DR..
c. A. Osborn his entire flock of Wyan-
dotte Notwithstanding the prize
winners at the State poultry show at
Battle Creek in January last. They
are of the famous Weston stain and
no better can be found.
] A. Armstrong has purchased OF
E. ]. Stanton, of st. Louis, the Berk-
shire boar, Young Robin Hood Ist.
His breeding is Of the celebrated
Balmorel strain.
Len. Bowles, Of Owosso town.
ship received on Saturday morning a
fine Vermont bred, Merino ram from
Hon. VIM. Ball, of hamburg. Len.
seems to be bound to keep the best
stock.
On Saturday las, Messrs. G. E.
Hinkley, VIM Morrice and r Will
cox of Morrice, purchased of o. w.
Parssll of Flushing, the four year old
imported Clydesdale stallion, Solway
Knight, No. 1907, Vol. 6, Clydes-
dale register; sire Silver 1904, dam
Kate II47; bred by James Crawford,
Brydikirk Mains Amman, Scotland.
This young horse weighs I,S4o1bs.,
and is not yet fully developed. He was
awarded first premium at the Michi-
gan State fair, the Northeastern and
Central Michigan fairs this year, and
the competition was close, as num-
Der of horses owned in other States
WCIC CAillOitSd III TIC odihC iihSo'
Mr.. Parsall, the importer, informs us
that this horse is one of the best Of
his last importation of nine-brought
over in 1883-and that the price
paid was good round sum.
Among the attorneys from other
counties present at the opening of
the Court on Tuesday, was Mr.. Da-
boil, of St. Johns, of the firm of Cook
& Daboll.
The jurors from Owosso, Messrs.
I. ]. Horsman and Oscar Wells. were
both in attendance at the opening Of
the Court.
The attorneys having the greatest
number Of cases on the present cal
endar, are Mcbride IS, of which 8
are criminal; McCurdy II, OF which
one is criminal; G. r. Lyon IS: S. F.
Smith IS; closely followed by VIM.
M. Fitzpatrick and the Turner'S.
The case of the Toledo, Ann Ar
Dor and Grand Trunk Line against
Hiram Harrington to recover on
subscription note for $1,000 is now
on trial in the United States Circuit
Court. The subscription was prom
ised when the road was built to St.
Louis, and Harrington claims the
conditions about the line of the road
were not observed and, therefore
refuses to pay.
Friday Mrs. B. F. Matrau received
telegram announcing the serious
illness of her father, Abraham Lam
berson, at Vicksburg, Mich. She at
once left for that place. Yesterday
Rev. Mr.. Matrau received a telegram
announcing Mr.. Lamberson's death.
He was 76 years of age, and had
been in failing health for some time
past. He came with his family and
located in kalamazoo when Michi-
gan was only territory, but subse.
quently moved to Vicksburg. The
funeral will take place Tuesday. Mr..
Matrau will leave for Vicksburg to.
morrow.-Saginaw Herald.
The verdict of not guilty, given by
the Barry county jury last Friday in
the case Of the People VS.. Orno Stong
charged with an assault with intent to
murder, DR.. l.. A. Foote, of Nash
vile, the seducer of his (Strong's)
wife, is as righteous a verdict as was
ever recorded in any court. The only
misfortune about the matter is, that