The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-03-09 00:00:00

HAGLEY STOCK SALE.
MONDAY, MARCH 11th, at eleven,
400 Prime Fat and Store SHEEP,
50 Head of Fat and other CATTLE,
8 Superior COWS and CALVES,
A Capital Child's PONY.
OATES, PERRENS, AND WOOLDRIDGE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c. •
THE ELMS, RED HILL,
STOURBRIDGE.
MIMS!.
OkTES, PERRENS and WOOLDRIDGE
Are favoured witL. instructions from Mr. John
Eveson, whc is changing his residence, to SELL by
Avcrtorr, at the Elms' Red Hill, Stourbridge, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 19th, 1898, Part of the Genteel
MOUSEHOLD FURNITURIL and Effects, comprising
Dining and Drawing Room Furniture, Fine-toned
Pianoforte, by Nutting, Glass, Plated Goods, Massive
Mahogany Four-poet Bedsteads and other Chamber
requisites, Mowing Machine, Garden Roll, Iron Bosh,
Garden Tools, Sex
Sale to Commence at Eleven o'clock.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS,
THE STAMFORD ARMS HOTEL,
EN FILL K.
To be Sold by Auction, by MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, & WOOLDRIDGE
at the STANFORD Anus HOTEL' ENVILLR, (by
' order of Directors of the Talbot Hotel Company, who
are giving up the premises,) on WFDRZSDAY, the 13th,
day of M.secn, 1878, part of the HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, and Effects, comprising, Thirty Horse-hair
and other Mattresses, a quantity of Feather Bolsters.
end Pillows, Carpets and Oil cloth on various floors,
Bagatelle Board, with balls ko., Eitehen and Culinary
_Utensils, a superior Fire-proof Safe, Mahogany writing
Desk with cupboard, a quantity of Glass Ale Cups, and
Jugs, 12 pieces of Roofing Felt, a quantity of 'roe Tie
Rods, about 4,000 feet of Boards and Quartering,
Counters, Doors, Shelves, Tables, Forms, and other
effects.
The Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the Morning.

TO LET.

AUCTION SALE ROOMS,
102, HIGH 'STREET, 8T OUBBRIDGE,
MESSRS.
OA'IES, PERRENS, and WOJLDRIDGE
bare the pleasure to announce that they hold
sales periodically at the above Rooms, to. the disposal
of Estates, Houses, Building Land, Pastures, Wines,
Works of Art, (to., &c., at a moderate fixed scale of
01 charges, to be had on application.

THE HYDE FARM,
KIEVER, near STOULBRIDGR.
be SOLD by AUCTION, by MR.
4- TAYLOR, on WEDNESDAY, Mulct( 13th, 1878,
!he Valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK,
Including Three WAGON HORSES, Two Cows, in
calf; Twenty-eight PIGS, Thirty Ewes, in Lamb;
Fifteen Yearling., Two Hundred Iron Hurdles, Ploughs,
Harrows, Broad-wheel Wagons, Broad-wheel and Narrow-
wheel Carts, Capital Wrought Iron Liquid Manure or
Water Cart on Wheels, Horse Power, (Ste., belonging
to Mrs. Tibbeta, who is leaving the Farm.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock.
Catalogues may be obtained at the place of Sale, or
!Yolk the Auctioneer's Offices, 56, High Street Stour-
oridge.

STOURTON CASTLE,
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by MR. TAY-
.. LOR,II On WIDNISDAT, hiAttou 18th INIT., at
A brae oielock in the Afternoon, a RICK of HAT off 21
Aorsil (to go off).

STAMBER MILL AND VAUXHALL, j
STOURBRIDGE.
MR. W. FIDDIAN is instructed to SELL
by AUCTION, at the OLD TATIIIIN
jAltsna MILL, on hioNDAY, the 11th day of Maxon,
4°78, at Five for Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to
sonditione then to be produced, incorporating the Com-
-114„011 Form Conditions of the Birmingham Law Society,
V• undermentioned desirable FREEHOLD PRO-
LARTIKS, vie:—
LOT 1.-7 our FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES,
,aonting the Stourbridge and Birmingham Turnpike
toad at Member Mill and the Road leading therefrom to
it„llailsry Hill with the Stable, Brewhouse, and Out-
'udings thereto belonging, now in the respective
calcupations of Thomas Bradley, 0. Rollinson, George
131ith, and George Pearson.
LoT 2.—A. Plot of BUILDING LAND at Vauxhall,
Vi°ining the grounds of the Vauxhall Inn, having a
routage of 16 yards to a street connecting with the new
!treet now being made from Foster Street to Church
c'lkeet and containing in area 660 square yards or there.
This Lot is situate close to the intended site of the
Stourbridge Station and is in a very desirable poll-
len for building purposes.
..lror further information apply to Messrs. Gould and
vileoek, Solicitors' Stourbridge and Kidderminster, or at
The Oftiees of the Auctioneer in Stourbridge.

MORTGAGES.
ADVANCES to any ,amount made upon
FREEHOLD OR LEASEHOLD SECURI-
-448, re-payable by Instalments, extending over 6, 10
or 16 years.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 5 PER
CENT. PER ANNUM.
FULL AMOUNT ADVANCED.
LOANS GRANTED ON PERSONAL
Qr Other Legal Security re-payable by Instalments
TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED.
, LIpE POUCIES, REVERSIONARY
INTEREik CS, ex., dEc., PURCHASED.
WILLIAM HARRISON.
43rwiens— V / CAR S 2 1.1 I 2 , 1)L1. 1- I
Onion Holm num Tan To Six.
BRANCH OEFICE—
STBEE T, BTO URBRIDGA

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF STOURBRIDGE .
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
MR. I-
J. -14-1 •
APPERSON,
qv
SURGEON-DENTIST,
HAMPSTEAD ROAD, BIRMINGHAM.
HAS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Ten till Fire, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Celluloid Base' a newly invented an
patented materiel that cannot fail to give
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
OXIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the influence of Nitrious Oxide,
Ind other anEesthetics.
Mr. Apperson's Antiseptic Astringent Den-
tifrice, . for cleansing, beautifying, and
preserving the Teeth; in boxes, is. and is.
6d.
Also his newly improved Tooth Brush, for
cleansing both sides of Teeth, is. 6d. each.

MONEY TO LEND BY THE
14PERIAL ADVANCE BANK, LIVER-
„, PooL, without any kind of sureties. The
wis4eat Privacy Guaranteed.
OP to £2OOO ready to be advanced without delay,
k .4121 a to suit "Gentlemen or Ladies, Private
6444seho1ders," Professional Gentlemen. Clergymen,
64:111 bolding permanent situations. Persons about
into business, and others, upon easy terms,
uleir own security, without sureties.
Cee,
also advanced to Farmers, Cowkeepers, Car
ve;i26oltdovs, and others, upon their effects, without
witc., or publicity, upon their own undertakings,
eb2„ll, obtaining friends as sureties, which can be
airZ monthly, quarterly, or other terms, as may be
ilbl IPOa, extending over one year and upwards to
theft' them to increase their stocks,, and render
"•v7 kind of temporary accommodation.)
Axe •
ev,ipc °Miens and other loans paid out. Distance no
14.41,1 Z Every information willingly afforded. The
rettii.Ping a large capital in hand, no good application
No connection with any other office in
..en4.
Apply
. personally, (or if by letter state amount
d) to LEIS SIMMONS, 27, South John
Liverpool.

STOURBRIDGE STOCK SALE,
TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 12th, 1878.
35 Head of Fat and Store CATTLE, including
Prime Bullocks, from Messrs. E. Webb and
Sons, T. Pearman, Whitehouse, Bird, & others.
800 FAT SHEEP,
The Usual entry of CALVES and PIGS.
H. King, Auctioneer.
Sale at 12 o'clock.

(UNDER BILLS OF SALE.)
DENNIS VALE, DENNIS PARK,
NEAR STOURBRIDGE.
•
MR. H. KING is instructed to Sell by Auc-
tion on TUESDAY, MARCH 19th, 1878. The
whole of the excellent and Modern Household FURNI-
TURE and effects, belonging to Mr. Pearson, comprising
Drawing and Dining Room Suites, Pier Glass in gilt
frame, Mahogany Sofa, 7 stop Charaber Organ, capital
Cottage Pianoforte in walnut case, by Collard & Collard
fall compass; Chimney Clock, Bracket Tiniepiece,
Plated Articles, White-handled Knives and Forks, Coffee
Dinner and Tea Services. Glass, Gaiter, 20 vole ci Music
Gun, contents of 3 Chambers, comprising Brass, Iron,
and Mahogany Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Spriag and
Hair Mattresses, Toilet Tables,
_Chest of Drawers, and
Carpets, Kitchen and Culinary Utensils, and numerous
other effects.
Catalogues of !which may be had of the Auctioneer,
Stourbridge.
Sale to commence at 11 o'clock.

HANDS TO TILE PUMP INN,
BIRMINGHAM S 2 BEE T, STU UXBRIDGE.
r 10;BE LEE, the above Capital Old-Licensed
House, splendidly situated near the proposed
Railway Station, and at present doing a good trade.
beds pay rent. Incoming, including ltoodwnlikixtures,
Furniture and Stock, about 1300.—Apply, on the
Premises.

BROWN & DONNELLY, Auctioneers, Valuers, and
Surveyors, have several Old Licensed Houses to dis-
pose of, Incoraing £150., iX300., £410., also a Beer-
house, Incoming £llO., 4, Bagley Street, Stourbridge.

ARARE OPPORTUNITY.—TO BE LET,
a well-situated OLD LICENSED HOUSE, close
to the Idarkets and Corn Exchange and doing a good
and increasing business. Other engagements sole canoe
of leaving. Incoming including Goodwill, Fixtures, and
Stosk about £3OO, part of %Inch may remain.—Apply
Brown and Donnelly, Auctioneers, 4, Bagley Street,
t o =bridge.

r 1)0 LET, with immediate possession, " THE
LAWN,' klagley Boad, Steurbridge, containing
hutrance ball, 3 Lectption lioouta, 5 Bed Bourn.,
Drowsing Boom, and %I. Q. with Coacnht.nse, Stable and
Large and Plodlictive tiaraen,' within 5 minutes walk
of the Railway station. .or rent and particulars, apply
to 11. King, land agent, ctrc., st.)urbridge.

TO LET.
f he whole of Upper, and part of Lower Floor of
1 SMALL IV AEIHOL SE with every accomo-
dation by Canal and Road.—Apply to Mr. F. G.
Holmes, Canal Junction Office, Stourbridge.

TRADESMENS ADDRESSES.
ESTABLI MID 1848,
JAMES ALLSOP & SON,
GENERAL HOUSE AND
ECCLESIASTICAL DECORATORS,
61, HAGLEY STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
J. A. and Son have just received the' new season's
designs and specialities in Wall Papers, etc., etc.

BROWN and DONNELLY,
AUCTIONEERS, LAND SURVEYORS,
HOUSE, ESTATE, AND GENERAL BUSINESS
AGENTS.
-
Agent for the Briton Life, and Britannia Fire Insurance
Companies.
4, II AGL E Y STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

MONEY TO LEND, in large or small sums
on personal or other security, interest from 4
per cent. Also upon Freehold or Leasehold Security at
8 per cent, per annum. The utmost secrecy maybe re-
lied upon, and no commission or charges made. Apply
in the first instance by letter, containing fullpartisalars
to save unnecessary trouble, to FRBIAL Revexixs, Esq
Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, London, W.C.

TR. GEORGE JOHNSON, 30, Colmore Row, Bir-
vi. minghat., is prepared to make immediate CASH
ADVANCES upon every description of Security.,

ROSE ENTRY,
HIGH STREET.
STOURB RIDGE
WALTER .11 PACK WOOD
Having commenced in the
UPHOLSTERING
AND
Cabinet Business,
Begs to inform the inhabitants of Stonrbridge and
its Vicinity, that he has taken to Premises at the above-
named place, and having had considerable experience
in London and Birmingham, and Sixteen years with
his father(L. H. Packwood), will be a sufficient guaran-
tee of his knowledge of the Trade in all its Branches,
and trusts by close application to business, and prompt-
ness in executing all orders, to merit a fair share of
their patronage.
DINING AND DRAWING ROOM SUITES
RE-COVERED.
FEATHER BEDS, CLEANSED AND PURIFIED.
---
UPHOLSTERING DEPARTMENT :
Dining Room Suites. Easy Chairs,
Drawing Room Suites, • Hair Sofas, Couches.
drc.
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CABINET DEPARTMENT:—
Bed Room Suites, Marble Washstands, Dining Tables,
Gilt Cornice Poles, Cornice Poles, ete.. etc,
No connection with any other house in the trade.
WALTER Fp• ..1-
DACKWOUD.
A.
NOTE THE ADDRESS:—
ROSE ENTRY, OPPOSITE THE
TALBOT HOTEL.
All orders received by post will receive prompt attention

• '418:1 WALL SO $
BREWERS,
• STOTTRBR,IDG-E,
Beg to inform their Customers and Friends that they have entirely completed their New
Brewery, and are now in a position to supply ALES AND STOUTS of the Finest Quality,
in the most Brilliant Condition.
CASK on BOTTLE.
Price Lists on application.
OFFICES : THE STOURBRIDGE BREWERY.

DUDLEY A RMS HOTEL, DUDLEY.
IHE LARGEST
WEDDING AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT
Iti THE MIDLAND COUNTIES
GEORGE MORRIS, PROPRIETOR,
NAG'S HEAD INN,
KING STREET, (Late Stotie Stieet), AND BAIT AND LIVERY STABLES, DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL
DUDLEY.
.{ DANES. St. Thomas.street, Netherton.
GOULD, Undertaker, Cradley Heath.
MOORE and FERRER, Undeitakers, Kingswinford.
AGANTS : G. WOODALL. Market-street, do.
WFIITFIELD, do. Brierley Hill.
DORREL, do. do.
EMERY, do. do.

J. A. STANLEY,
ALE AND PORTER BREWER,
HAY GREEN BREWERY,
STOURBRIDGE.
LIST OF PRICES.
The 0. D. V. Pale Ale. 54 gals. 36 gals. 18 gals. 12 gals. 9 gals.
A light Dinner Ale, 54/- 36/- 18/- 12/- 9/.
especially recommended
X 1, Mild Ale 45- 30/. 15/. 10/- 7/6
XX 2 63/. 42/- 21/. 14/- 10/6
XXX 3 72- 48/. 24f- 16/. 12/.
XXXX 4, Strong Ale - 72/- 36/- 24/- 18/-
Old Ale 54/. 36/- 18/- 12/. 9/.
D. Pale Ale - 13/6
Table Beer - 24/- 12/- 8/- 6/.
Double Stout 72/. 48/. 24/. 16/. 12/.
Porter - 42/. 21/. 14f- 10/6
All Ole sbovA A LP. S str A PnRTEit are Brewed under J A. S's Dertinnal Ip7prvitiati.
A trial is respectfully solicited.

69 , HIGH STREET. AND 1, UNION STREET, BIRMINGHAM.
A. STEDALL'S
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF
MANTLES, JACKETS, AND SHAWLS.
I shall show for a few Weeks the surplus stock from my other Establishments, which has all
been re-marked and
REDUCED 75 PER CENT
BELOW THE ORIGINAL COST.
A. S TED ALL,
69 , HIGH STREET, AND 1, UNION STREET,
JIB I 12) I\./1 I I\l-
.11 M.
A. STEDALL'S OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS :-
11, 18, and 16, Brompton Road, London. 123 and 124, Tottenham Court Road, London,
21 and 23, Newington Causeway, London.
162 and 182, Edgware Road. London. 92 and 93, High Street, Shorediteh, London,
21 OLDHAM STREET, MANCHESTER.

CLEARANCE SALE,
MRS. WALKER,
SCOTLAND HOUSE,
169, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
Begs to announce that she is disposing of her entire
STOCK, Consi.ting of
BONNETS, DRESS MATERIALS,
MANTLES, COSTUMES, STAYS,
Laces, Ribbons, Gloves, tic., at
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Previous to purchasing
NEW MILLINERY,
To which department she purposes devoting her
attention in future.
1 March, 1878.

JOHN pARKER,
HILL STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER FOR THE
TRADE.
N.B.—Parties finding their own paper can have them
hung at trade price.:

MRS. HUNS TON,
(LASKEY lAND IIIINSTON),
HONITON •POINT LACE MANUFACTURER,
122, HIGH-ST., STOURBRID GE.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING
AND
BABY LINEN WAREHOUSE.
-
MERINO AND FLANNEL VEST,
SCARLET AND WHITE
FLANNEL PETTICOATS,
MERINO, SILK, & BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY.
AGENT FOR
PULLAR AND SONS
DYERS TO THE QUEEN.
PERTH.

TRADESMENS' ADDRESSES.

RAILWAY INN,
CHURCH STREET, STOURBRILUE
JOHN BR,ISTOW,
(Late of the Swan Inn, Flagley Street),
Begs to tender his sincere thanks to his kind friends
who patronized him whilst at the Swan , and to inform
them that he has taken to the above well-known Inn,
which is replete with eveiy comfort old accommodation.
-
ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS
Of the Fiuest Quality.
RECOLLECT THE ADDRESS :
RAILWAY INN, CHURCH. STREET
STOIJRBRIDGE.
Opposite Sale Ground, and Three Minutes' Walk from
the Railway Station.

ryi T
• Li •
BUILDER, CARPENTER AND COFFIN
MAKER,
DEALER IN CEMENTS, PLASTER. COW-HAIR,
LATHS, NAILS, AND ALL KINDS OF
BUILDING MATERIALS.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, WHITEWASHING,
COLOURING, AND GLAZING DONE ON
THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
ADDRESS-
PARK STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

WILLS' ONE OZ. PACKET, 3d.
"BLACK JACK"
Only in Packets,protected by tl, TOBACCO.
same and Trade
Mark of
W. D. & H. 0. WILLS, Bristol & London.

STOVE ORNAMENTS.
TIMOTHY JOKS, & Go.
AND huAIN U.L.Ak.,ICI.NIi 14A±N
AND FANCY STAIIONETts, BOOKSELLERS, Sze.
The Largest and best Assortment of STOVE ORNA-
MENTS, CUT TISsUES, AND GOLD LEAVEs,
in the aiicilauci Counties.
THE TRADE MOST LI.IsEBAELY DEALT WITH.
UNION PASSAGE
(Bull Suet, and
SWAN pASSAGE
(High Street End),
BIRMINGHAM.

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London.]
WORTH A GUINEA A BOTTLE,
SOB
LIMIBLGO, SPRAINS, WENS IN THE NECE
SWELLINGS OP THE JOINTS, PAIN IN THE BACH OE SIDE
.T`rsrvrir tilnE. SCIATICA. }LOOPING Cons etc.,
The English Oils contain no Opium or other poisonous
ingredient, but are distilled from Choice English and Ameri-
can Herbs, together with Medicinal Gums, which render
them perfectly safe in all_cases requiring an outward appli-
cation.
Teatimonial from a Lady living near Brierley Hill.
She says—Your English Oils are worth a Guinea a Bottle.
I purchased a Is lid bottle from you, and had very little
hopes of receiving any relief as I had tried so many differ-
ent things, and was still getting ss orse instead of better.
My nights were very bad, not closing my eyes to sleep for
hours together, neither could I turn myself in bed without
assistance ; but after using a little of your English Oils I
had a comfortable night's rest; and in the morning, to the
astonishment of myself and family, was able to rise from my
bed and dress myself without any assistance, which I had
not been able to do for many weeks before. J. shall recom
mend the English Oils whenever I have an opportunity, and
shall be happy to state my case to.any respectable person ;
but in consequence of my family connection should not
wish my name to appear in the public papers.
Mrs. Marlow, Level street, Brierley Hill, was witness to
the above Testimonial, being present when the lady called.
PREPARED BY
J. WELCH, HIGH STREET, EINVER.
AND SOLD WHOLESALE BY
P. Harris & Co., Wholesale Chemists, Birmingham, ana
Retail by Mr. Levi and Mr. Ford, High Street, Stourbridge;
Mr. Cox, Chemist, eld Hill; Mr. Collins, Chemist, Bret.
tell Lane; Mr. bate, Post °dace, Belbroughton; Mr. Pugh,
Coventry Street, Stourbridge. In Bottle, 7id., is lid and
2s 9d each. Agent for Wednesbury, Mr, Geo. Skirving
Chemist, Lower High btvect. London Agents, Alessrr
liavenduu 6: b.ta

RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM, Gout, Lumbago, Pains
in the Head, Side, Back, Joints, and Limbs
cured by DAY'S ELIEUMAIIC PILLS. Price is. lid,
per box. Sold by Mr. Pugh, Patent Medicine Vendor:
51, Coventry Street, Stourbridge ; and all Chemists
Wholesale by all the London Houses.

CORNFORD,
u • =4 •
(Late R. THOMSON,)
0 ;
LINEN AM) WOOLLEN DRAPER.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
Made to Order, on the Shortest Notice.
STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED.
--
LADIES' JACKETS, SHAWLS, DRESSES, &c.
14 and 15, HIGLEY, STREET, STOURBRID GE

HUNSTON,
0
(LAsKEy AND HUNSTON.)
HONITON POINT LACE MANUFACTURER,
122, HIGH-ST., STOURBRIDGE.
FRENCH WOVE CORSETS,
White and Scarlet
THE ABDOMINAL CORSET.
RIDING AND NURSING CORSETS.
INFANTS' AND CHILDREN S' STAY BANDS.
EIDERDOWN CORSETS.

SALE OF SWISS WOOD GOODS AT
ARCHER CLARKE'S, STOURBRID GE
BARNBY and Co., 5, Arcade, Birmingham, notify that
their Goods wil 1 be on Sale, at their Agent's, Mr.
Archer Clarke, 71, High Street, Stourbridge,
Barnby and Co. especially call attention that the
prices charged will be the same as at Birmingham.
Archer Clarke respectfully calls the attention of the
public that on all his Goods in the shop a conridcrilble
redtlction is made for cash,
Framing orders quickly executed on
Oleographs, Chromos, Scrap and Cut.oat Belie
in the is allowed off for cash.
CARTES-DE-VISITE TAKEN DAILY from 9
o'clock. ss. and 7s. 6d. per dozen. Fifteen copies being
given to the dozen for cash.
SELLING OFF.

PUBLIC NOTICES.
. STOURBRIDGE UNION.
THE GUARDIANS will at their meeting on the 15th
inst., be willing to receive 'TENDERS for the
supply of the following articles.
- NAIL IRON, 3 Tons of No. 1 Cut Rod.
2 Toes of No. 1} Lut Rod,
OLD ROPES, about 3 Tons.
The Guazdians have about 11 cit. of picked oakum
fur sale, aud wuuld be glal to receive an offer for the
purchase of the same.
By order,
GEO. HOLLOWAY,
Clerk.
Workhouse, Kingswinford,
Bth March, 1878.

STOURBRIDGE UNION.
NuricE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Guardians of the Stourbridge Union will, at their
Meeting on FnieTr, the 22nd MALCH INsT., at the
Workhouse, at Kingswinford, receive TENDERS from
persons willing to contract for supplying the W orkkouse
with the undermentioned Articles for a period of 13 •
weeks, from the 29th MAnca just, to the 27th day of
JUNE next, who are requested to send Tenders, with
Samples, addressed "To the Clerk of the Guardians of the
Stourbridge Union, at the Workhouse, Eingsvrinford,"
properly sealed, Free of Expense, and endorsed," TEN-
DER," on or before the 21st met, viz. :
PROVISIONS, Sz.c.
Estimated quantity
red about,
Flour (seconds) per bushel ..........20 sacks.
Bread (best seconds) per 41b loaf .. .. 650 per week
lea, per lb .. .. 190 lbs.
Coffee Berries, per lb. 70 lbs.
Sugar, per lb. . , 1000 lbs.
Loaf Sugar, per lb. 80 lbs.
Best Salt Butter, per lb. .. 13U0 lbs.
Fresh Butter, per lb. .. 52 lbs.
Cheese, per lb. .. .. 600 lbs.
Rice, per lb. ..
.. 224 lbs.
Treacle, per 1b... 20U lbs.
Mustard (D.S.) per lb. .. 30 lbs.
Vinegar, per gallon 6 galls.
Pepper Corns, per lb. .. .. 26 tbs.
Tobacco, per 10. 18 lbs.
Salt, per cwt. .. .. 10 cwt.
Soda, per lb. .. .. 4 cwt.
Dark Blue, per lb. 10 11)8,
Best Starch, per lb. .. 20 lbs.
Best White Soap, per lb. .. 500 lbs.
Pale Yellow Soap, per lb. .. 600 lbs.
Soft Soap, per lu. 2UU lbs.
Candles, per lb. .. • • b() lbs.
.Linseea Meal, per lb. .. .. 60 lbs.
Oatmeal (best), per lb. .. .. • . 9 sacks.
Peas,—Split, and Grey, ?
40 bl.
per imperial bushel I us he s
Bacon, Emeiish, in sides with}
• • .. 1000 lbs. the hams, per lb.
Beef—retinas, crops, and mouse•
pieces, per lb. 450 lbs.
Mutton--fore quarters, per lb. f per week
Suet, per lb.
Coals—Large, per 2,240 lbs. . • .. 120 tuns.
Bough Legiue slack, cute, • • .. 50 tens.
A ticket of the wo Lyn r be sear v:ith, &VI aelwes y.
Ale per gailou • .. 650 gaiis-
Port 11 me }
Gin at per gallon .. • . 20 galls.
hiskey
CLOTHING.
200 yards Strong Brown Calico .. at per yard.
iuo yards Striped Blue Print • • ditto
AA) y aims Wciai Eiannel .• ditto
300 yards kturden bheetiegs, (1} yards wide) ditto
COFFINS.
The Guardians will also receive Tenders for the supp 4
of Cottins. of the following sizes, for One Year, from the
25th of March, 1878, to the 25th of March, 1879.
No. 1. under 2 feet
each.
No. '2. from 2 to 3 feet
• • each.
No, 3. from 3 to 4 feet each.
No. 4. from 4to 5 feet .. each.
No. 5. hem sto 6 feet .. • • each,
No. 6. above 6 feet •• •• eacll.
The Collins to eve a beauiug of two inches retina, to
be e ell pitched inside, and the lids to be I. roperly fittea
No Tender or sample, will be received aner inc
21st day of March instant.
Forms of tender may be obtained on application to
me at Stourbridge, or of the Master of the Workhouse
at Kingswinford, which alone can be received.
The estimated quantity of the several articles as abovc
stated, is about the consumption that may or may not bi
required, but the Guardians do not bind themselves to
receive those or any other given quantities.
All the Articles to be delivered, free of expense, at
such times and in such quantities as the Guardlaus may
direct, at tee Union NV °rehouse, Kiugswinford.
Tire Bread to be delivered baked uotless than '24 hours
eau each 25 Loaves to weigh 100 lbs.
Each Contractor lull be required to enter into a con,
tract, with one or more sureties, as the Uuaraitins may
direct. The contract will contain a proviso tnat if the
Contractor shall neglect to deliver the Goods when
ordered, or snail send supplies of a quality inferior to
that contracted for, the livarchans shalt he at liberty to
procure supplies of a proper quality elsewhere, and
charge the aillerence in price and all costs and charges
incurred thereby to the Contractor.
Payments for Coals will be made monthly, if preferred,
subject to the usual discount.
Toe Guardians reserve to themselves the power of re-
jecting the lowest or any other Tender.
By order of the Board.
GEO. HOLLOWAY, Clerk.
Workhouse, Kingswinford,
March Stu, ?Site

"YE PLAYE'S YE THYNGE."
TOWN BALL, BRIERL EY HILL.
THE SIO URBRIDGE
liEMBLE DRAMATIC
CLUB
WILL GIVE THREE PERFORMANCES
IN AID OF THE RELIEF FUND.
ON MONDAY, lUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
.ALALWII 11TH, r2TII, AND 13rit 1878.
On MONDAY, March 11th, will be performed the
celebrated Diatua, "LOVE'S SACRIFICE," to be
followed by "DANDELION'S DODOES."
On TUESDAY, March 12th, Lord Lytton's famous
Play, " THE LADY OF LYO \ S," to be followed by
the "WANDERING MINSTREL."
On WEDNESDAY, March 13th, the well•known
Comedy, "BIRD IN THE HAND," to be followed by
"DANDELION'S DODGES."
•
Engagement of MISS FLORENCE DODD, of the
London Theatres.
A FULL ORCHESTRAL BAND.
Reserved Seats, 2s. 61. ; Gallery, is. 61.; Second
Seats, is. ; Back Seats, 6d. Plan of the Hall may be
seen and Tickets obtained at IMr. Pritchard's County
Express Office. Doors Open at 7 o'clock, to commence
at 7.30. Carriages may be ordered at 10.30.

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.
SAILINGS FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
The next Ship "The Ironsides," for Erisbane, sails
from London on January 31st.
Female Domestic Servants and Farm Labcurers free
Apply to the i.ocal Agent:
F. CLARKE, 23, Envillo Street, Stourbricige ;
Or to the Agent-General for Queensland ,32, Charing-
Cross, London, S.W.

FORM OF APPLICATION.
Please supply me with a Swiss Pat tit. Geoeve, for
wuich I euelose_the neeebbary amouat.
Name iu full
Street and so. —
Town
County •

Mr. J. Severn formerly British Consul in Rome, and
well known as "The friend of Keats," is announced to be
dangerously ill in Rome.
Another work may be looked for shortly from the
pen of Captain Burnaby, whose intention it is to give the
public the benefit of his experiences at the' seat of war.—
Whitehall Review.
Great excitement prevails in India in consequence
of the state of affairs in Europe. Business is at a complete
standstill
Sir Robert Phillimore, in the Admiralty Division
of the High Court of Justice, has had the subject of the
Cleopatra ralvage claim before him, and, at the request of
the parties concerned, fixed the joint value ;of the ship and
cargo at £25,000.
A conference of miners from every part of England,
Scotland, and Wales was held in Birmingham on Tuesday,
under the presidency o IMr. Macdonald, M.P.
An inquest was held on Saturday at Esher on the
body of Captain the Hon. Reginald James Macartney
Greville-Nugent, known in racing circles as "Mr. St.
James," who was thrown and killed whilst riding Longford
at Sandown Park Steeplechases, on Wednesday in last week.
The evidence showed that the course was kept clear, but the
horse slipped and struck the fence. Mt. St. James fell, and
was in all probability struck by another horse, a fracture of
the skull being caused. The jury returned a verdict of
Accidental death.
The importance of obtaining a cheap and uniform
tariff for foreign telegrams has been laid before the Post-
master-General by a deputation from the Associated Cham-
bers of Commerce. Lord John Manners replied that during
the past year steps had been taken in the direction of a re-
form, and the English Government would propose at the
forthcoming telegraphic conference thatasn assimilation of
the tariffs should take place.
In Rome on Sunday night a crowd collected round
some illuminations in honour of the Pope's coronation,
and shouted, "Out with the lights ! " Some stones were at
the same time thrown at the windows. No resistance was,
however, offered when the police appeared and dispersed
the crowd.
A telegram from Brisbane says that LalY Kennedy,
the wife of the Governor of Queensland, has given birth to
twins, the eldest being a son.
On Saturday the London masons on strike were as
usual paid the regular strike money, the number on the roll
not having materially altered for several weeks past. Some
15 or 16 men have been sent back to Scotland during the past
week by the committee, who, after all disbursements, have
a satisfactory balance on hand.
According to the present arrangements her Majesty
and suite will leave Windsor Castle on Tuesday, the 19th
in.st , for the metropolis, where the Court will !amain for
four days and then return to Windsor
A Kingston (Canada) clergyman, who skated in-
stead of driving across to Garden Island, to officiate on
Sunday, has incurred the censure of his congregation.
The Metropolitan District Railway Company has
had printed a number of handbills with the words, "The
House of Commons is up," and these are distributed to the
various station-masters. As soon as the Speaker adjourns
the telegram is despatched along the line, and the handbill
is posted at the entry of every station, thus saving the mem-
bers and others the trouble of a useless journey to the House.
The following vessels, despatched by Sir Julius
Vogel, the Agent-General for New Zealand, with emigrants
for that colony, are reported to have arrived at their desti-
nations :—The Gainaborough, which sailed from Plymouth
on November 3 for Nelsen and Wellington; the Wellington,
which sailed from the Clyde on November 23 for Otago; the
Wanganui, which sailed from Plymouth on November 25 for
Canterbury.
Victoria, the little daughter of the Crown Princess,
was in a toy-shop at Berlin with her governes sa few days
back, when a young girl same in with oranges to sell. The
little princess noticed how wistfully the poor child glanced
at the playthings, so taking up a pretty doll she went up to
her and in a kind voice asked her to keep it for the sake of
the Princess Victoria.—Whitehail Review.
Small-pox has broken out at St. Etienne (France)
where there have been 176 fatal cases in six weeks, and at
Rieutort (Pyrenaes Orientales), where nearly the whole popu-
lation is attacked by it.
Josh Billings's contributions are short this week, as
he has been suffering in consequence of listening to a friend
who is "getting on nicely "—with the violin.— American
Paper.
The United Service Gazette has reason to belie-se that
there is some probability of the Queen specially promoting
the Duke of Edinburgh to flag-rank by Order in Council, his
Royal Highness having completed his qualifying sea-time as
a captain. Should such be the gracious intention of her
Majesty, his Royal Highness will of necessity have to resign
the command of the Sultan.
The rabbits in many parts of Kent and Surrey have
commenced breeding, and several stops of young conies have
been recently ploughed out of the land. The mildness of
the weather is the ascribed cause for this unusually early
period of rabbits breeding.
Professor Oakley delivered a lecture in Dundee on
Thursday night on the progress of music in Scotland. It
was only recently, he said, that choral music had been
studied in Seotland, but he anticipated unprecedented re-
sults from the great musical awakening in the country.
Twenty-two British and foreign wrecks were re-
ported during the past week, making a total of 260 for the
present year, or a decrease of 219 as compared with the cor-
responding week of 1877. The approximate value of the
vessels and cargoes W 9.3 £365,000, including British,
£255,000.
Mr. Joseph Bonomi, the distinguished Egyptolo-
gist, died at Wimbledon Park on Sunday, at the age of 82.
Mr. John B. Gough, the celebrated temperance
orator, is going to visit England in about two months. It
is said that he will only speak once at the Crystal Palace.
The bakers' strike at Besancon (France), is assuming
grave proportions. The object of the men is to do away
with nightwork.
On Saturday ten members of a Pigeon-Flying
Society at Peckhatat flew a match with pigeons from Chat-
ham for a sweepstakes of £,l each. The birds were tossed
up at intervals of a quarter of an hour, the time taken from
the starting and the time at which they were presented at
the goal by their owners, and a pigeon of the Antwerp
tribe won the match and accomplished its journey home
(about 25 miles) in 31 minutes; the second bird occupied
34 minutes, and two other pigeons flew the distance in under
, 40 minutes' time.
The following Rs-urea will give an idea of the multi-
tudes who travel in the Parisian tramcars :—On a Sunday a
short time back, according to a list compiled at the station
of the Boulevard de la Villette at the Place du Trone, no
fewer than 7,000 passengers took places in the cars running
in the direction of the Plaee du Trdne alone.—The World
'
• Tne walking match at Pomona Gardens, Manchester,
last week, for £2OO, concluded at ten o'clock on Saturday
night, when Hazael had walked 240 miles, being the victor
by 28 miles. Crossland was the other competitor.
A French millionaire, much addicted to science,
has furnished the money necessary for an expedition by
M.M. Angot and Andre to Ogden, United States, which has
been chosen as the most favourable station from which to
observe the passage of Mercury in May.
'4- The international football match, under association
rules, between eleven of England and eleven of Scotland,
took place on Saturday afternoon, in Hampden Park,
Glasgow, and ended in favour of Scotland by seven goals to
two.
Viscount Clifden, who is a student at Eton, is lying
seriously ill at Eton College with congestion of the lungs.
On Monday evening her Majesty, accompanied by Princess
Beatrice, drove to Eton for the purpose of inquiring after
his health.
The Austrian barque Triade, one of the vessels
wrecked in the storm off Margate last November, was safely
got off the Kiugsgate rocks on Saturday morning by the
steam tugs Vulcan and Aid, and towed into Ramsgate
Harbour at half-past twelve amidst the enthusiastic cheers
of a large assemblage of spectators on the pier. The vessel
is unusually handsome and well-built, and but little
damaged.
Leo XIII. has three brothers, two older and one
younger than himself. The eldest, who is eighty-four, is
unmarried; the second has four eons and two daughters.
The eldest of the sons has served as "one year volunteer"
in the Italian army, and the second is still in the ranks.
The Pope's youngest brotheris Professor of Divinity.—Vanity
Fair
The lift accident at the Paris Grand Hotel has re-
vived the discussion on the so-called parachutes used in
mines. By a system of springs, when the rope holding the
cage or wagon parts breaks are released which grasp the
guides at the sides, and I old the weight disconnected. Be-
tween 1851 and 1859 150 lives were saved thus at Anzin.
An important municipal election took place at
I! Liverpool on Saturday to fill a vacancy in Everton Ward,
11 which has a constituency of 20,000 electors, of whom about
I two-thirds voted. Practically, the 'election was a test of con-
fidence or no confidence in the Government, and the Con-
servative candidate was returned by a majority of 2,839
votes. Great excitement prevailed, and in the evening a
Conservative demonstration took place.
At Marseilles is to be tried a novelty for railway
purposes. It is a peculiarly constructed mirror, which
shows, by the aid of electricity, all that is passing upon the
lines for fifty miles 'trollied. The movements of the trains
in every direction, and their distances from the signals and
stations, are said to be faithfully shown at a glance.
A visit to the- new Law Courts in the Strand and
Carey-street just now would not impress any one with
an idea that a great strike in the building trade was going
on. There are now at these works nearly 300 masons, 210
of whom are foreigners. Ever since the month of January,
the protection provided by the strike clause in a builder's
contract has been of no avail, and here the work has been
going on as though no strike existed.—Standard.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledges in
The Times (as "Conscience Money ") the receipt of a £5
note from Miss —, and the second halves of Bank-notes
for £75 from "T. G.," for income-tax.
Dr. Ulla,thorne, the Roman Catholic Bishop of
Birmingham, in his lenten pastoral read on Sunday at all
the Roman Catholic churches of the diocese, states that he
has received a letter from the Bishop of Clifton now in
Rome, as the representative of the English bishops, saying
that he was the first person admitted to a private audience
of Pope Leo XIII., who, after receiving the congratulations
of all the English bishops on his elevation to the see of St.
Peter, expressed a great interest in the English dioceses,
and desired the Bishop of Clifton to convey to the bishops
and their flocks his apostolic benediction.
The barque Glamis, 1,150 tons, Captain John Key,
sailed from Gravesend on the 2nd inst., having on board 118
single men, 90 single women, 78 married people, 60 children
between 12 and 1 years of age, and 8 infants—making a total
of 354 souls, equal to 316 adults. The Glamia is bound for
Maryboryugh. The single women are under the care of
Mrs. Walley, Dr. S. H. Newell acting as surgeon superin-
tendent.
Here are two French jokes connected with the late
war :—A Russian general rides forward to the Grand Duke.
"I have the honour, you: Imperial Highness, tosannounce a
great victory." "Vary well. Go and congratulate your
troops." "There are none left! "—A Turkish Pasha is
surveying the field with his glass. An aide-de-camp rides
up. "All our artillery has been captured." The Pasha
strokes his beard philosophically: "Fortunately it was not
paid for."
Lord Lyons arrived in London on Tuesday evening
from the British Embassy at Paris. His Lordship during his
sojourn in London stays at Norfolk-house, St. James's, his
nephew's, the Duke of Norfolk.
It is reported from Lisbon that Captain Boyton
is now rapidly recoveeing from the effects of his severe
swim down the Tagus. He intends shortly crossing the
Straits of Gibraltar from Ceuta to Gibraltar.
,A public meeting representative of all shades of
political opinion was held at Oxford on Saturday to express
the sense of the inhabitants of the county of the value of Mr.
Henley's Parliamentary services. Sir Henry Dashwood pre-
sided, and there was a large attendance. The meeting passed
a resolution conveying to Mr. Henley an expression of the
grateful recognition by the county of his long and eminent
services, and it was determined that a piece of plate should
be presented to him.
"The day after the Russians entered Erzeroum the
Military Governor of the town died from typhus. General
Heimann is suffering from the same disease."—Mayfair.
A telegram from Canada says that a report which
had reached Ottawa of the possibility of 10,000 men being
required to serve in Europe in case of war caused great
excitement and enthusiasm among the Volunteers, and it
was generally believed there would be no difficulty in raising
such a force.
A remarkable billiard player called " Yank " Adams
has been astonishing the alto of players in New York by his
skill in the regular game, also by his singular feats with the
balls. Tor instance, at his last exhibition, three hats were
placed upon the table in a row, and the two balls placed at
the extremity on a line with them. Adams took a white
ball in his fingers, and threw it carelessly, it seemed, upon
the table. The white globe struck beside the first hat, circled
around-The- second, passed the third, and " made " upon the
two coloured balls A bottle was placed in the centre of
the table with a ball on it, the two red balls were placed in
opposite corners, and the player "wade "on all three. The
lict shot was made cat two bails placed on bottles and a third
upon the table.

BENSON'S 'WATCHES. Watch and Clock
Maker to the Queen and Royal Family, and by
special app.liritment t.,3 the Prince of \Vales and Emperor
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sent safe by poat. Benson's new work, "Time and Tim,.
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