The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1878-02-23 00:00:00

CHARLES MATHEWS

Will appear as ADONIS EVERGREEN, in
HIS OWN COMEDY,

My Awful Dad,

PlaYed by him 200 Nights at the Gaiety 1 beatre,
London ; before the Prince of Wales in India, and with
the greatest success in every City Mr. :Mathews has
visited since his retnrn to England.
MR, MA.THEWS WILL BE SUPPORIED BY
MISS SARAH THORNE'S
, Company of the Worcester Theatre.

Doors open at 7. Lommence at 7-30. Carriage° 10-30
Reserved Seats, 4s. Second Seats, 3s, Ti_ird Seats, 2s.
[back Seats, is.

Plan of Seats and Tickets at Mr. Broonahall'a High
Street.

STOURBRIDGE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
ASSOCIATION.

The Committee beg to aunounce that the

ANNUAL SOIREE

Will take place in the CORN EXCHANGE, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26ra, 1878.
TEA will be served purctually at Six o'ct ,ck.
-The Chair will be takeu cy
THE PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION,
At Half-past Seven o'clock when an E • TERTAIN-
MENT will be given, in which the following Ladies and
Gentlemen have kindly consented to take part :—Mrs.
Fletcher, Miss A. Hickman, Miss Collins Miss Blunsom,
Rev. R. Fletccher, Captain Wolrige, Messrs. W. J.
Turney, J. Hicks, T. Clulee, W. Hickman, and
Members of the Stourbridge Choral Society.
Accompanist, •• Mr, G. W. Bates:
Tickets, One Shilling each may be had at Mr. Mark's,
Mr. Broomhall's, and Mr. Forci's. Admission after Tea,
Sixpence,

PUBLIC NOTICE.

ARTHUR T. BROOES, begs to state he
was surprised to see a paragraph inserted by Mr.
J. Bridges, in the Observer of the 9th inst., with refer-
ence to the MITRE STABLES, &e., as his present ad-
vertisement was inserted at Mr. J. I3's, dictation and with
his entire approval.
A. T. B, whilst thanking the public fur their support
can :assure them that by nis Yearly Agieeoient with Ma.
n. me nas sum
.dation fur his Present .4411
Business, and can extend it if necessary.

Mitre Hotel,

15th February, 1878.

MITRE HOTEL, STOURBRIDGB.
FEBRUARY 6TH, 1878.
If It. JOSHUA BRIDGES begs to state he
Jj has not hi, the M.1.1.1tE Y.AIiD or srABLEs
to Mr.
Br3uks or anyone else. Mr. Brooks rews 4
Stalls in the Mitre Yard monthly, on condition of the
Yard and Stables bt.ing cleared by 12 o'clock at noon
every' Friday for the accommodotion of Mr. Bridges'
Market Customers who he will always be glad to see.
N.B.—Ordinary every Friday, 1.30 prompt.

SKATING RINK,

STOU_RBRIDGE

OPEN DAILY.

MORNING : 11 a.m., till 1 p.m.
AFTERNOON: 2-30, p.m., till 5 p.m.
EVENING; 7 )1 10

THE STOURBRIDUrE BRASS BAND
Will be in attendance Every Evening, and on
Saturday Afternoons.

ADMISSION, SIXPENC
PLIMPTON'S SKATES, SIXPENCE.

Select day, Wednesday, when the charge for
• Admission is One Shilling.

SEASON TICKETS, admitting at all times, when
the Rink is open for Skating, axe now ready, and
may be had on application at the Newspaper Offices,
of Mr. Broomhall, Stationer, High Street; or of
the Manager, at the Rink.

Skating Rink

TICKETS.

YEARL Y, HALF-YEARLY,
QUARTERLY, OR MONTHLY
TICKETS,

to be had at the

"Observer" Offices,
90 & 92, HIGH STREET,

STOURBRIDGE.

pOSTING ESTABLISHMENT,
MITRE HOTEL, HIGH STREET

STOURI3RIDGE.

ARTHUR T. 13RooKs,

(Son of the late Mr. B. Brooks, of the Talbot Rote/),

Begs respectfully to inforni the Nobility, Gentry, and
Inhabitants of Stull:bridge and Neighbourhood, that he
L' s taken the

YARD AND STABLES AT THE ABOVE HOTEL;

And hors, tb qt by strict attention to all Orders that
he may be favoured with, to receive a fair &bare of
public patronage.
tb.

N.B.—Orders niny be left at the Cab Oflie
Yard; or at the Bar of the Hotel.

IF THERE ARE ANT. LADIEF,Who have
GLENFIELD • STARCH, they are respectfully soiic tee
give it a Walt and eaiefuily know out the dire,t,
printed an every package, and if this is done, they wiil
say, hie the cuccn's lauLdre9,F, it is Ulf, fir.,:_*st Starch
i.ney ever used. NN hen you ask for GLN
ace that you get it, as inferior kintla are often au4stitutei
or the sake of extra profit. Beware therefoae of spur-