The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-07-25 00:00:00

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BRIERLEY HILL.
DRVNIZENNESS.—At the Police Court on Monday,
before Messre. G. K Harrison and P. Foley, Joseph
Waagell was charged with tieing diunk on the 14th
inst, at Wordsb-y. PC. Jeffrey proved the case.
Fined 2s 6 t end costs.—Samuel Whitehouse. and
Thomas Dugemore were charged wi h beint drunk
on the I2tn inst.—P.C. O'Brien t-a,w the defendants
got oet of a trap into the road and they were drunk.
A witness was called, who said Wilitehouse got out
of the trap, but Duggnaore did not--Whitehouse
was fined 2s 6d and costs, and Duggmore was die-
charged.—William Jenes 77A13 charged with being
drunk and disordely on the 14th inst P.C. Adams
piosed the case. Fined 5s and costs.—Elizabeth
Iscae 1 Wag Char; • :W,th b ing dim k anti dis.
or etly on the 1 h inst at Quart), hank.—P.C.
beleagured garrison of Kassala still I olds
Himan proved the case. Finea 2s 6d and c sta.
A lisrowraro Hoase.—Thom,s; Edwards was on: gallantly against the rebels, though it is in (Hr.!
charged with furiously driving a horse at Kingswin- extremity, and Colonel CI er aside telegraphs from
f, rd on the 12th inst. P.C. O'Brien said he saw s '
the defendant furiously driving a horse. He was in Care that recently the besieging hordes of savage
a trap, with about 7 more men, and belting the warriors made a determined attack upon the suburbs.
1 cut with the reins. The horse got on to the foot
e lefsn
pat- twice, and aeop'e hid to get out of to way. iers,.however, showed stubborn resistance,
—George Dunn and Mrs. Bt own gave corrol 0 ative ates alias severe fighting repulsed the rebels, in-
evidence.—Defendant said he took parties out and fl.cting upon them a loss of 3,000 men, and captur-
he hail been in the habit of stopping at the Lion
Inn and the hor,e always wanted to stop there. He ng a thousand oxen, a thousand sheep, and some
tried to check the horse and he then started off iii a seven hundred rifles. It is satitl tctory to knew
canter. He w s not going more than 7 mica sn
that efforts are being made to arrange with King
hour.—Whiess were called in support of that t de-
went—The Beech considered the case proved and John of Abyssinia for a relief expedition under Ras
fined defendant lOs and costs.
, • Aloula, the Abyssinian General. Kassala could, by
CAUTION 'to BATHER-. William' Richards,
William Pirsen, Thomas Gill, and Sawn 1 tiill, all promp 'and vigorous action from Abyssinia, speedily
boys, wore charged wi:h d Inas ing a quantity of Se set fr,:e, and its deendcr3 have suffered te•ribly
grass, at Brettell Lau, value 2 61, the propel ty of through the long mow hs during e hich they have
John Guest, oe the 12th inst.—Pro4e-uter saia he
saw the defendants Pa the grass at about ball past had to wit'asti aI 3 c ate as Si :4e fr emutifo
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four o'clock. The heys %volt into the dela to get to
th can tl it, b Lats.—Two Sit:lesses were called who
et ted tha- they were with Samuel Gill at Brettell
Lane fr int four till five o'ela, k.—The case against
SSimeel Gill was then dis nissed. 'the other defend
ants e-e fin d2s 6d wad costs.
OBSCENE Lasoanacix.—Henry Priest was charged
with using ebscene language at Quarry Bank, on
the 13111 Iliman proved the case. Find
28 6al nd coJts.
A DRUNKEN LANDLORD —Eli Sanders was
charged with being drunk o a licensed prnai s on
the isth inst. Mr. Higge defended S. Con-
eolley visited the defendant's house, the Belt Inn,
Delph. He saw the defendant in the kitchen
drunk. The defendant's wife said "He's hen
drinking for three days. and I shall have to sum
mons him myself, for I can do no good with him."
Witness visited tie huts later on with two more
officers and fund the defendant holding himself
up by the door.—P.S. Hollins and P.C. Booth car-
roborated.—For the defence it was urgsd that the
men was not drunk, but excited t. rough having a,
quarrel with his wite.—Fined 'Os and c. sts.
THHEATENING.—Benjaruiu Homer was chanted
with using threats towards Silas Jewess, on the
12th inst, at Q iarry Bank Mr. W. Waldron ap •
peats.-ed for the c.,mplaitr,nt --Complainant said tse
de,fendant came to hi, liste,,e at about 230 in the
morniag and taireatenA to lay him stra'ght. The
defeneant refer ed to sante mon-y and threatened
to kill him if he aid not turn it up. The defendant
came again about nine o'clecic tied again threatened
to kill him.—Alice Jewess gave corrohor dive evi-
dence.—Silas JeAes.s was charg, d with stealing two
half-crowns and two pan tick' ts. 011 the 11th inst,
at Quarry Bank, the Vroperty ot Benjamin Homer.
—William Homer (10) s at of prosecutor, s del he
was sent to Mr. Higg's, with two half-crowns and
two pawn tickeo-s in a poAet handkei chief. He
dropped it a' d he afterw ,rls saw the prisoner kick
the hu.ndkerch ef and then pick it up. Ho un ied
it and put the handkerchief in the hedge.—Ann
Hemet' said t: at she sent her boy with a hand ker
chi f with two 2s tid and two pawn tickets. The
hanker, hiet produced was the same.—John Hick-
man said lie saw irisoner pick t-ie bandit, rchicf up.
When prisoaer pi sseitim Se was uafastentng it.
itneis did not see air mon, y.—P,O Inman said
he went went and searched lie t risoner. He had
SA 83 31,1 in his p ickets. He pro laced his pay-
note which am unts to -Psi 12s 3il, and he ac
count 1,1 tor th mon, y beins sh irt by saying. he had
paid far his d ink shot.—li tit ca-s were dism 6sr.d.
GAMING.—Moses Davis and Noah Pare were
charged wiat garuieg with catds on the 20th inst.—
P.C. Wynn caught the defendants p'aying with card;
on same waste ground in Brickkiln Street playing
with c ssls.—Defendant6 were tined 2s 6d and costs
each.

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Mr. Alfred J. Otter, playing for Enville llafl
Cricket Club against Rowley Regis at Enville, on
Wednesday last, scored 193 runs. beli vths
-
is the largest score made on :the tnville ground for
a number of years.

THRO.IT IRRITATION AND COMM ~)r.::ness and dry-
ness, tickling and irritation, indu !log zough and affecling
the voice. For 'hese syrn.rit 'IIIA uie Epps's Glycerine
Jujubes In contact sith 1.11,-, glands at the mozntnt
they are excited by the act of sucking, the Glycerine in
thase agreeable co.ifectioni beco..nes actively healing
Sold on.y in b :xes, 7i1., ti ii Is. lid., labelled ",,-TAIIER
PP3 SZ Co., Homoeopathic: Cnenaists, Londol. Dr.
George Mo :re, ia his work on "Nose and Throat
Diseases," says "The, Glycerine Jujubes prepared by
James Epps and Co., are of undaahted an vice as a
ear Live or palbative agea Wade Dr. Gordon
tAAnaes, tenior Physician to the Mu ,icipal Tliroat and
Ear lmlirtnary, writes: ",.ift!.r an extended trial, have
found your Glyctrine Jujubes of cousderabie benefit
(with or without unedie.i tresttnent) in almost ail f ,rins
of turoat disease."—lu stourbradge Epi.s's Medicines
I are sold by Morns, 136, Elio Street.

ERVOUS DEBILITY.—URA.TIS, a Medical
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cured without the aid of °flacks. Free on receipt
o a postage stamp.--liddress SEeftEraaY,:froti.ute
of Anatomy, Brininahr.P,

HOM;I: COMFOBTS —Tea being a fireign proluct, Ic he.
pently ad 11 erated by the Chi,e,e. therefore thise
~ng i h ousuiners- who ire not yc Uin Horn:Laaa'b
red, guaAuteed frce fr3ru all win terAtion, are r coin-
rneudifd t-) do 4). ,It i strong, deliebul, warran.ed pn.e
aol su.d at ow,st ,Jon lon

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cisernist.—Kilderminster, Hewitt, Bull Itiug.—dales
owen, Adadis, chemist—Lye, Greco woo I, chemist.—
V: Wt caetniat.—King,idviobrd, Pearimn.—
firettle Lane, Col ins, ;theiniet.—Biriningua,,a , Bank,
& Co Bu 1 ltin4.—Qdarry Ilauk A at.a,Ciujst
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stffarers from Cies) disedses esti (=AA tin Adviee an i
.rd clue Gritis by soiling all pdrtica'ars of their CAEC
to the Medical Secretary, Sandmen, Lidriords, 72:dridracre
Cl &plum), bonlon, S. V.
For a sustai •ing. co afor,ing, sni aouzlslizg bevdrdga
driuk Cadbury's Pure Cocoa, and d) cot b) penad led
to accept a subsAtut 3.

I A vicim o yutul fllfl
REMEDY FREE'
caniiag Prematare De•
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self (u.e witch he Wiii Smirt FLt i to his ielioe•
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The s.,,mptoms are moisture, like psrspiratiin, intense
itching, increased bj ecratch, ug, ; very distressing,
particu!arly at night ; seems as if piu-worms were
crawl ng in and aoout the rectum.; the p ive.e p trts are
sometimes affected. If allowed to cintinue very serious
results may f )11:w. "S WAYNE'S ON CUEN I" is a
pleasant sure cure. Also. fur leltr, Itzu, Salt-liLum
Scald-Head, Erysip.les. lilotche, all scu'y, crusty z.kin
Diseases. Made only by Dr. Swayne & Son, Puilada .
U.S. Price, 2s. Sold by Druggists a F. Newberry Sz.
Sias, Londun,
&Dylan To Montane I—Are you brokeu in your rest
by a sick child s [tiering with the pain of catt[ng teeeth
Go at oace to a chemist rod act a bottle of Mrs. Win-
slow's Soothing Syrup. It will raiieva the pour
sufferer ipmerlittely, It is perfectly haraile .5 and
pleasant to taste. it produc33 natural rtii,t sleep by
re i,ving the child from psin, tliu !At e Chem')
awakes "as brigtit as 5 •)1.1.t, i." is tie ehikd
it so tens Lb gums, ai[afa all pLI 1, reli 'vas wial
re.pilatss the bow-As, aa iis Cis best kno,v re[noly for
dysercery and li srat as, whether arisin; fro n teeth.
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is sod by Medicine dealer 4 ev.trywlere at 13 lid per
bottle.

IMPORTANT CAI', v. CAUTION TO PARENTS
Sm .1-Jolt ws ch Argot] witl. fraudulen' ly obt 'lain
from the Kinxswintord School Bo4rd remission of
the school fees fix one month, on tne Ist init.—Mr.
licibertein appeared to prosecute, and i.i opening the
case said th,..t prisoner's wife canie to tie Board
wi h a paper, which wa.s purported to be signed by
The master, showing that the prisoner had only
earned 26s in the ire.nth. Inquities were made
and i was found that the prisoner had earned £3 ss.
Th:, Board did not wi,h to press fo a heary, penally,
ind hid on:y sent it as a test case.—William
Clarke, Q tarry Bank, said he was the employer of
the priso er. The paper produced was not signed
by him, nor by his order.—Mr. Alden, sell ,o 1 b ,ard
cffi ar, said prisoner's wife attended at the Board
and brought toe papsr produced She obtained re-
mission of fees for four weeks. Witness had seen
prisoner and he d nied all knowledge ef the miter,
hut said hi 4 wife bad. toll him n that she .h d
'coked out for Mr: Clarke, but she had not seen him
.--;0 she uot some one else to do it.—The case was at •
journed for a week, in order to summor,s the wife.
SCHOOL BOARD CASE.—Ten persons were sum-
moned for not sending their e.ildren to school
r,gulsr:y,—Seven were tined 2- 61, two were fined
os, and one was adjown:d for a w! ek.
ASSAULT C A SES. -.-51,try Ann Bennett was charged
with assaulting Leonor,t Huxley, on the 15th mat,
and also with assaulting ELzabeth Huxley.—Mr.
‘Vard appeared f r the complainants.—lt appears
from the evidence sdduced the defendant rushed
into the complainaa's publichouse, and after having
a quarrel about torn 4 teoney, the defendant caught
hold of E izabeth fluxley,by the hair and also struck
her. She afterwards stru,k the otivr complair ant.
The defendant was fin( d2s 6cl and costs in each
case.—A charge against Kizabeth Huxley, Leonoia
Huxley, and Willinn Huxley for assaul,ing Mary
Ann Bennett was dismissed.

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by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere at 38.6 d. per
Bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 83, Farriogdoa
bead, balks. .

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Of all DA froin everything
By u3iiig
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Lathers freely in
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SPORTING NOTES.
Ty our Sportiny Cori esp ndent.)

The bettiug on future evet,ts shows little or no
change. For the Leger Md.ton coutnues at the
had of aff tits, 2to 1 being accepted with avidity.
wnilst 1 obit. mane back to his al pica of lo to 1
Fr well, toe winner of the 1,000 guineas, receives
fair recognitioi, at 16 to 1., and a stable compani.,n
in Latninary als.) found support at outsidf, prices.
Child or h Mit duly b-comes a greater public
fancy, tand should any canard ~rise respeciing the
favourii-, J. Dawson's cult v, ould Ire bouni to see
a very ,hortiprice, Xaintr.,illts having resumed
wo k .he FrenchaJta found favour at 16 to 1, a
price w..ich will not be obtainable slicrtly if he con-
tinues in daily poi work. St. Helena is riTort d
from Newmarket as going on in .he right way, but
so lur g as
MELTON

CORNS, BUNIONS, AND ENLARGED TOE JOINTS.—
DELLAR'S (..oRN AND BUNIJN PLASTERS a:e ili, only
r.niecy. They differ froni all plisters, shields, or com-
pol,itions cvar itiventeii. By i sta_tly iotteniug the
callous surounhng th,3 pain go a at once, the corn soon
to.lowing. Bunions ant enlar,ted t,)e joints require
,ore time for perfect cure, but the action is certain.
Boxes, ttlo,rl by (Jhenthts, &c. everywhere.
GREAT BODILY, NERVE, MENTAL. ANT) D.GE,TIVE
STRENG/II tOilOwo Gio Did of PEPPE,I's Q •ININP.; AND
IRON TONIC. By infusirg new tife, into the nerves, en-
richmg tae blood, aud stiengihening the muscular
sjst,in, syrriptons of w.::akiies disappeir, appttite, re-
turns, fatigue cert,es, and recruten health red u ti, Insist
Ou havi,.g Pepper's Tonic. It can now be übtainel ia
2s 3s bottles o;,c1 everywhve. It cysts abut
each dose.

PEAFNE.SS, NotSE3 TIIN EARS, &C. DELLAit'S
EBSENCE FJP. DIL'AYNES i still-le only rem Edy of any
real worth. Its power of ciarng the ear passges and
otten relieving old cases ha be-n proved during a
quarter ot a century, appi2.l on cotton wool. Bottles,
is lid. bo,d everywhere.

keeps well he need "fear no fce " for the Blue 10a-
band of the North., :Next week glorious Goodwood
wii occupy the attention of the racing public, an
without going into any pros and cons respec ing the
various chances of thos : holding an engagement in
the time honoured Goodwood stakes, with a run, I
teel inclined to stand on
MONOLITH and ZADIG

to get at the whiner. For the famous Gold Cup
(nmmend me to the chance of that good littie Lore
ALTHORP

who is receiving a special tra,ning for this event.
R gardlog the Stewards' Cup, I hear good accounts
of both

GOLDFIELD and ST. BLAISE

one of whom may be r. turned the winner.
These of your readers tnat would like the over.
night selections of y...ur Spot ting Correspondent can
obtain the same by sending 12 stamps and their
address to me, care of Sporting 'tissue " Offik e,
Hull. Final telegrams are sent any day for 26.