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The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-12-16

AN IMMENSE VARIETY AT

S FIELD'S

" OBSERVER " OFFICE.

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PUBLIC NOTICE.

HOMER, News Agent, Cradley Heath
• begs to inform the Public that he is abb
to SUPPLY them with theLONDON DAILY NEW:.
PAPERS.

Gr ORDER AT ONCE.

XT ERVOUS DEBILITY.—Gratis a Medical
WORK, showing sufferers how they may be cured
without the aid of quacks. Free on receipt of postage
stamp.—Address, Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Bir-
mingham
WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCO

ADVERTISING OFFICE

s. FIELD,

ADVERTISING AGENT FOR THE MIT
LAND COUNTIES'
WAREHOUSE, AND
FIVE WAYS, URADLEY BEAT/I. LONDON NEWSPAPERS.

A TEA PARTY (in connection with the above), will
!,e held in the CORN EXCHANGE, OD I/MIDDAY EVENING,
DEC. 28, to be followed bye MUSICAL ENTERTAIN-
-11E1NT, in which Mr. JAMES MATHEWS will take
ou.t. . .

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THE 131tOMSGROVE, DBOITWICH, dr. REDDITCH

WEEKLY 111 lesSA::\G FR,

OF SKI 11.: lIDAY, DECKVIiIIR 23, 1571, will comprise
a GRAM

CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT,

CONTAINING AN ARTICLE ON
lIIE REMINISCENCES OF MAGMA,

By Mr. :COMM, of Worcegster.

The material for this subject ha. been carefully
gathered from the Lyttelten family records, at Hawley,
ey kind permission of the noble Lord-Lieutenant, and
tucludes much valuable and highly interesting matter re•
.ative to Hagley, Stourbridge, Bromegrove, Halesowen,
.nd the county at large.
Copies of the paper forwarded on receipt of lid in
Aamps, by ALFRED PALldhlt, Publisher, Messenger Office,
Bromagrove.—Early orders are requeeted.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-12-16

gocal anb pistrict getns.

THE LATE MR. WILLIAM HARGREAVES.

THE INQUEST.

An inquest was held on Saturday morning at
the Talbot Hotel, before B. Docker, Esq., Coro-
ner. The first witness called was

Mr. William Perry, who said he lived at the
Bank. The deceased came to his duties about
half-past twelve o'clock on Friday. He com•
plaiued of a difficulty of breathing, and pain at
the heart. Witness asked him if he should send
for Mr. Freer, and he said not at present. He
then gave deceased some cold brandy and water.

He drd not get much better, and witness sent for
Mr. Freer, but he was not at home. He then
asked deceased if he should send for Dr. Camp-
bell. Mr. Hargreaves said he thought he should
be better, and would wait a time. Witness then
went to dinner, and on returning about twenty
!ablates past two, went into deceased's room,
and found him sitting in the arni.cliair, quite
dead. He at once sent after a medical man, but
'net Mr. R. L. Freer, near the bank.
Mr. Freer, surgeon, said he knew the de-
ceased. Was on intimate terms with him, and
he was also a patient of his. Had attended him
,cveral times for pulmonary affection of the
heart. He saw deceased in his room at the
Dank. Found him sitting in an easy chair, with
his legs on another chair, crossed, and looking
as if fast asleep, but ascertained that he was
dead. He considered the cause of deceased's
death was pulmonary appoplexy.
The jury found that "Deceased died by the
visitation of God."