The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-03-23 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, YAWN 28, 1878.

STONB THROWING.—A lad named Charles Trueman
was charged with throwing stones in High Street
Brierley Hill, on the Bth inst.—Police-constable Hollins
proved seeing defenda-it throw two stones and defendant
WB4 fined 83 inf,luding costs.
DAMAGING A WINDOW.-Wiiliim James was charged
iiith damaging a window, the property of Bd ward Perry.
at Dennia Park, on the 9th iost.—Complainant said
three panes of glass were broke in his window on the
above date. Ile did not see it done himself but had a
witness_ who would prove that defendant did it. The
damige done amounted to 2a.—George Hill sail he saw
defebdant throwing at sine pigeons and he broka com-
plainant's window —Complainant said he had frequently
cautioned defendant about throwing —Defendant was
fined 53, 23 dafnage, and costa; in default 7 days' hard
labour.

TFIREATENING.—James 01liver was charged with
threatening Rachael Garbett, on the 12th inst.—Com-
plainant said defendant (who is a cripple) swore at her
on the above date and raising his crutch said he would
knock hrr brains out.—Defendant denied the charge.—
Four previous coavictions were proved against defendant
who was bound over in one surety of £.5 and himself in
£lO to keep the peace for one month.
CAUTION To Caicraus.—Sarnuel Clarke, carter, was
eunamoned for allowing his horse and cart to remain on
the
.highway longer than necessary for the purpose of
loading or unloading, on the Bth must, at High Street,
Brockinoor.—Police-cotistahle Laff,,rd proved seeing de-
feudant's4 horse and cart standing in High Street
Brockinoor, for twenty-five minutes and no one in
charge of it.—Fined; 2s 61 and costs ; in default 14
days.
DISORDERLY AND REFUS:NG TO Qum—Thomas Ore,
foremen over water pipe layers. was charged with being
disorderly and refusing to quit the Vine Inn, Fenton
Street, Brierley Hill, on the 12th inst.—Nl:dry Gutter-
Lige, the landlady, said defendant came to her liouie
near to closing time on the night of the 12th inst, and
called for something to drink. Sue supplied him with
it and he then asked for some bread and a knife. After
she had given him the articles asked for she told him
be must make haste as it was close to closing time and
he said he should. go when he liked. He became
abusive and and she ordered him out but he refused to
go and caught hold of her arms and "swung her round
the place." She had to cull in the police.—Po:ice-ser-
geaat Lavin said lie was called in to complainant's
house on tho above date and found defendant very dis-
orderly. the landlady ordered defendant out and he
would not go. Witness ordered him out and as he
still refused to go he ins i to eject him.—Defendant was
fined 20s and costs; in default one mouth's hard
labour.

DRUNK AND ASSAULTING TUN POLICA.--WilliaLD Davis,
engine cleaner, was charged with being drunk, on the
13th hist, and further charged with a.saniting Police-
sergeant Lavin, on the same date.—Lavin said he was
oa duty in Ohurch Street, Brierley Hill, on the morn.
Mg of tha 1514 init. Defendant was there very drunk.
He had a monkey with him and the monkey was also
drunk. Witness took defeadant to the police-station
and when they got there defendant struck witneie in
the mouth with his fist and also tried to choke him.
When defendant was not in driuk 'v.: W. 45 a veiy
inoffensive man.—Police-constabies Parnell and lount-
ford cJi-rdb.Jrated Lisvin.—Defeliiitat pleaded guilty and
as he hail received a good characier the Bench only
inil:cte.l a tine of 5s and costs on him.

NON•PALUENT OP PO.)lt number of peraons
were Bnllltnou3l fornon-payaieut of rate, at Arnbiecote,
Knigiwint),J, And Kiuver aud t'uo n3ual orders were
trade.

COAL STEALERS.—Two boys named Jaru.2B•Grainger
and Alfred Gillam were charged with stealing a geautity
of coal, the property of the Earl of Dadley, on the 15th
inet,—rhe case was proved aod defendants were each
sentenced to receiveleight strokri with the birch rod.—
Edith Nott, a girl, was Charged with stealing a quantity
of coal, the property of the Earl of Dudley, on the ith
ins,. —Samuel Itobidsun, watchman, in the employ of
the Earl, swdre lie saw defendant taice souse coil on
tne above dete..—Dafeodant denied the uliehee end eal,l
4' the case wais eiljderned site could bring a witness to
prove that she did not take the coal.—The case was
arThuroed f)r a week.—lwo women naroet Sarah Jane
taker and Mary Flavell, of Gornal We ii, were charged
with stealing a quintity of coal, the property of the
Earl of Dudley, on the 6th inst —James I's lot, police-
in the employ of the Earl, said he WAS coneeale,l
in the engine liotrie at No 9 pit, flimiey Colliery, on
the above date When he Ftl9/ the two defenefnts with a
namber of otner women taking coal from the bank.--
-17,je case was withdrawn on payment of costs, 7s each.
—firo boys naine4 Samo,,l Garbett and tViriiim
Edwards were elarg .d with stealing a quantity of coal,
the property of Joseph Mills, on the btu inst.--,John
Biearid, night watchman, proved the case and said the
coll was takea from o. 36 pit, 011 Park Coinery.--
Defendants were each sentenced to receive twelve
stokes With the birch roJ.—Thocaas • Jones wa also
charged with stealing a qtrinity of coil he,ouging to Me
Earl of Dudley, on the 31st Decerub,r last and was
sentenced to receive tweeze etrokes.—Taylor and Robins
eon proved the ease.
ALLEGED ASSAULT —Edward Durwin and John Baket
were charged with aasauiting Eliza Cooper, at Dennis
Park, on the 9th inet.—Complainant said on tho night
of the 9;1 the two defehlante kueeked her door open.
She went out when Baker pushed her and struck her on
th 3 side of the head with his fist. Darwin did not
strike but was cursing and sweariug at her.—Durwin
was discharged as there was no evidence against nim
wed on beieg put into the b)x as a witness for Baker
said they were going home on the night in question and
as they were passing complainaat's door Baker slipped
and fell against it. Complainant ran out of the house,
caught held of Baker, and tore his coat. Baker did net
strike her but simply pushed her.—lle ease against
Baker Was also dismissed, the Bench ren.arking that
complainant omunittei the first ass luit by tearing
Baker's coat.

WIPE Thomas 3r:ia•i, lindlord of
the Seven Stars Inn, Fenton Street, Brierley Hill, was
charged with assaulting his wile—Foe complainant
said she did not wish to go on with the case as defend-
ant did not hart her.—DefenJant was ordered to pay
the costs and was bound over in £lOO to keep the peace
for twelve months.—George Lash:ord was charged with
assaulting his wife and was bound over ia £5O to keep
the peace for twelve months.

NEGLECT or Wt.—At the Police Court, on Thurs•
day, before Mr. I. Spooner, stipendiary, Alfred Edward
Silvers, sit apprentice to Messrs. Stevens and Williams,
glass manufacturers, Nloor Lene, Brierley Hill, was
summoned for negrbeting his viJlk. He Was ordered to
return to work and pay 51 costs and conduct himself
properly otherwise he would be swat to prison.
Assativr CASE.—Goorge John Carrier, iron worker,
Brettell Lane, was charged with assaulting Harriet
Cartwright and wa, fined 10s and costs.
TEE BECKNT DOG CASE.—In reference t 3 this case
which was adjourned from last week for defendant to
bring a witness to prove that the dog was destroyed
Police-constable Banton said he saw the body of the dog
dug up and he wai quite satisfied that it was the body
of def-uiabt's animal.—The ease was withdrawn on
defendant payieg costs.

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—A. Lodge in connection with the above Bo e I Lye
°penal at the how of Mr. Joseph Perry, Vine lu'ig
Waste, on Months"), last, March 18th. •Brother B.
he ter
t Vile
brey, being the presiding offie.:l, assisted by
officers of the Society. This lodge, which was name to
one.
hake of Edinburgh, promises to ti. a successful
which 46 were initiated, and 10 more proposed for r.t
the next meeting night. This makes the fourth lodge tl°_`.
onu_es'e
has been ;opened during the last six mouths,
tion with,the above society. After the usual business twill
concluded', the remaiader of the evening was °Pen
songs &c.
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THE RAINBOW G-ARDEN SEEDn
ba
LECTION contains the brightest, best, r'6
u:1,
easiest cultivated, and most constant flowering. anens
in cultivatim. 15 varieties, is. Post free 14 sisLro
Cultural directions upon each packet.—C. R.
Economic Seedsman, Norwich.
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ECONOMIC KITCHEN GARDEN .77 gic
COLLECTION. 2s. 6d, 55., 10s. 6d., b-ole
each, are most profased and are sufficient for
e-
naic
year's supply of a facuily.—C. I. Freeman, Es3u
Seeedenian, Norwich.
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EPti'S COCOA. —GRATEFUL AND C01110271N0.--°,10.6
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which °)..sto•
the operations of digestion and nutrition an
ad id ,Ltol
ful application of the flue properties well-0;710
cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided oar breakfast tables
esi
a delicately flavoured beverage which may save Se;',,s
heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious 1110:311
articles of diet that a sonstitution may be grall*;!0:01.
up until strong enough to resist every tendeney to eA a
Huudreds of subtle maladies are floating arounueoi
ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We ter
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wellros.
tified with pure blood and a properly nourished 1,40
Service Gazette.—Sold only in Packets 1540
—"Jamas EPPS & CO., HOMOSOptithiS Chemists, L°
IhOILILINZ I—Font TN'S TENTH AND 131111,..A-00
few drops of the liquid "Floriline " sprlfl's)
wet tooth-brush produces a pleauant lather,
thoroughly cleanses the teeth from all par"ll.o
Impurities, hardens the gums, prevents tart. esh
decay, gives to the teeth a peculiar pearly-tvw_."-no
and a delightful fragrance to the breath. It re'', Ab- ot
all unpleasant odour arising from dectqed :r-bsiffS
tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant Florne,
composed in part of Honey and sweet herbO,lS2,7o(
oions to the taste, and the greatest toilet diectle.
the age. Price 21 6d, of all Chemists and.Ponwr...4•
Prepared by Henry C. CiaLtup, 493 Oxford-0w-
London. :
VALTLABLE DISCOYXBY 708 THE Sint.-- I'keri,r.f
hair is turning grey or white, or falling off, ""
Mexican Hair littiewer," for it will vovelY
in every case Grey or White hair to its oriein&l' ,",cofit
without leaving the disagreeable swell
"liestc...srers." It makes the hair charmingly beati.La
as well as promoting the growth of the hair 0a:7,0
spate, where the glands are not decayed. 'Pill!,
Chen)ißt for "TILE 3./InxlcAN HAIN llSSlWNl‘'ctieet•
pared by MINitY C. GALLUP, 4ffj Oxford
f'.--
ert
London, and sold by Chemists wad rer
everywhere at Be 6d per Bottle.

All Olt -
THROAT AFFNCTIONII AND HOANIN3SI/11%--- .0116.
faring from irritation of the throat and bolitla
will be agreeably surprised at the almost ilartrhis.
relief afforded by the use of "Brown's 1060/41
Troches." These famous " lounges " alL,„,l3(tir7- y. 94_
by most respectable chemists in this wv,rbookim
ls lid per box. People troubled with pea-
cough," a "slight cold," or bronchial affiwi',,alfied ta
not try them too soon, as eimilar troubles if saliiiotie
progress, result in serious Pulmonary ol' dAs 0101
agections. See that the words "Browns Brc_yattliti
Troches" are on the Government staniP
each box.—Manufactured by Joni( I. Bnovni_l4o.o,
Boston, United States. Depot, 43S Ozza'
London. usia tht:
119 THERE ABB ANY LADILS who have nut yet --
GLErrrizr.r. STARCH, they are re.pcctluloirect5I
give it a Wall and carefully follow oat the
printed on every package, and if this is delis,
say,
say, like the Queen's Laundress., it is the line°loo,l.
they ever used. When you ask for GLurarsuP h'titrite
see that you get it, as inferior kinds are often 611;:i ipo''
or the sake of extra profit. Beware thers.fcre

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hat i 0 tl;•
Holloway's Pills.—lt is difficult to determine 15' ;To ,
more trying to health, intense cold or eSces,t_alit.,
though everybody knows that sudden transitione
one to the other teem with disease, which l'at'it,rifYl'l.:
iostances be saved off by an early resort to the Poo
regulating, and strengthening Pills. This Well resat',
highly esteemed medicine affords a safe and
a•
ljxni
for almost every constitutional wrong will.,'",,ffsrt,l2
changes, or dietetic errors can engender, ant, ?ivo
removes any weakness self-indulgent habits
15riofilo
induced. In all cOnditions of the system too
disease indicated by apathy, listlesslesB,llollonri3oscw
will prove especially serviceable in beget'
appreciated by both sound and sick.
clown/tares Tza.—Choice teas at very
prices are always to be had of Plorninisn rite§sro.i
euemiats in every Town. Being direct I mporte/iooo.o
Horaiman guarantee the purity, strength and rceelfi,,
all their teas. There Agents are constantlf
ir
fresh supplies from the Wholesale House , fleV•srufo,,.
101 l packets, wii:reby the delicate flavour toT,pg
reserved. Agents ; Stourbridge—Clarke, 162
Baker, 124, High-st.; Hewit, Market Place,
High-at., Brierley Hill—Rawlings chemist
ater, Bull Ring; Pialesowen, Adam, che'llbeiliar•
Jones, chemist, 'Vordsley, Turner, chemist .
°
ford, Pearson, drettell Lane, Coiling', cblui
minghain, Banks, Bull Ring.
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VALUaBLE DISCJVISIT TOE Tits Ealit."-",:' ;le ,
is turning gray or white, or falling Oil, rotor's.,
Mexican Hair Reaewer," for it will poeitivel •1091°,,::
every case Grey or White Hair to its origo
plo
without leaving the disagreeable smelllbesc
" Restorers." It makes the hair charming:l,dr oe :or
as well as promoting the growth of tior • ?foci
spots, where the glands are not dedISY"•,, prlrod •
Chemist for " THE Mimic/a; Hiatt Bgslll,4ll;„ridos,t,
by HENRY C. GALLUP, 493, Oxford Street. ,
sod by Chemists and Perfumers everywOr
per Bottle.
yotit,ol ?
ADVICE TO MOTHER" I—Are you broken
by a sick child suffering with the paia of 63 ,e ti 01
Go at once to a chemist and got a bott`e
„ th'
WINsLOW's SOOTHING SvauP. It will room, lee' by
sufferer immediately. It is perfectly bs! t siesfhof,
pleasant to taste, it produces natural' qui;tle
relieving the child from pain, and the eto,
awakes "as bright as a button.' It soatii6!' „89
it softens the gums, allays all pain, r611!;000.04
regulates the bowels, and is the beat known teeol p
dysentery and diarrhaia, whether arisiothifi
g frogng sirar,
or other causes. Mrs Winslovee Sooi•
sold by Medicine dealers everywhere a‘ iv, 01'
battle, Manufactured in New York, and al
,t
Street, London. • • fa.
to ba te..„4 te
THAT ComPI.EXIoN has aiwaysibeen
love! in which the rose anti the lily contena
or in which their beauty is blended. Great •16: ei•
tb
insnot
made to produce an appearance correspood
combination, but they never succeed. At cif, • re6dei,::
ash Nature The only arrangement t'aatran
render men woman indepeudeu lof all 01)8„ervei
freely use asome's litaorfotta BALE. it preerbadoroi,
skin from premature wrinkles and furrows"
hie') ° be
smooth and supple, and restores the hue w- woe „F.
faded through illnese, exposure to a noxioas
the beat of summer or the frosts of .winter' ;10
tamed of all Chemists and Perfumers throul sod
world. Price S. 61. European Depot : 11
Southampton-row, London.
A Al'IJI„ Pi?
THE iiAI.R.—For 40 years MrS• /IL.?
WoRLD's HAIR ItEsToRRR has received the (3°,. hig
and favour of the pubiic. It has acquired tad;terp
place that can be obtained for any utoderst:Lbottoag,i,,
andcontribated to the adornment of tens
peracins, who hare the proof of its servicableaiod"''',l ,
It will positively renew and restore 'r.
rat colour of grey, white and fa (Castrengthen and invigorate Le Hair, taP
induce a healthy and luxuriant growl.
paratioa can produce thesame beuetici al re' c' 60,
all Chemists and Perfumers, in large 12)ttir6
t
114 & 116, Southampton Raw, Lupd"" '
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The PRIvATiON OF THE USE OF 02tas „, C 54
other functions of Nature are intact is a scri°' tlie
tion to the actively disposed. Such, haweve.r,,ll,, PI paid'
dition of the victims of rheumatism or e; 'De
without enduring agony is impossible, SQ tetiosb 10.1
free from excruciating pain; is WADY iraY.
feeling of gratitude therefore pervades tiobe• se4
he means are afforded of using all lie mOl
suffering. This, we confidently affirm is lo't fosf,,, sad
the judicious and frequent application ji 4011"0,:j
ItHEOIiAIIO EMBROCATION. It AS pass ad, sod 01,1
grandest peeific for the evils we have nito3°.o•4 " 11'
of a similar character. May
be obt6l
Chemists. Price 1s 11d, and '2ll 95Lebo.
00,4,
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and 116, Southampton Row, Loudon.Cl
No MEDICINE FOR TE HE COM Or A. 611- DO pi'
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TION, BRONCHITIS, AND COUGHS, WO s‘c •••
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Nothing else gives such a sound retry .00p
hurt " 01
rest. In hysterical, nervous, and ••• AV'
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they net like a charm. To singers and
rPostliOr so 9,
they are invaluable for clearing aii4
voice. They have a pleasant taste.'
°' AjoiDasgre
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4s 6d, and Us per box. Sold by all ul
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1.1! sy ";:
PuLuomo WoJeas.—Mr. W. Ireland, :e ton
wont, Cum F Alll 11
Cumberland, writes • "
years I have recommended La. LoO001t: 0
fOr ati.f
regard them AS an excellent remedy
bronchitis, iSto., and frequently take theLuo, e
asthma, consumption, bronchitis, o°4o
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rheumatism they give instant relief.
2 91, 4s 61, and lie per box by All 0010 sieclor
FITS.—EPILEPTIC FITS OR FALLISC*..ored
certain method of cure has been di6,61;00 le at"oi
distressing complaint by a phYsii3ja? neolideribe
that all sufferers may benefit from this cad
cuvery ; it is never known to fail, aud
_vrt`tore basloe
hopelesp case after all other Lneansao, parlors`
Full particulars will be sent by post wio. otota
charge,—Address :—,W. WILLIAM'S. Doct)s
Hyde Park_ Land... 01 I". neCl'
CURES OF COUGHS AND COLDS 7 D'Oer rOO ,
FULMONIC WAFERS.—Mr. o'do ioPibe
Birmingham, writes :" A customer ' during 0, 0
d thent to
that he had taken them very frequenUf
four years, and also recommende _ cons
had never known them to fail." 5
A t17:602, 'lrefeej
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Rbeu • taotll
hysterical and nervous complaints, ar,e TiseasaPtlin'er
by DR, LocoeK'S WAFERs, which 15565 5115 Ile
by all Druggists at Is lid, 2.6 95,
Beware of counterfeits.

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