The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-02-24 00:00:00

THE STOURBRIDGE OBSERVER.

DRUNKENNESS.—At the Police Court yesterday,
before Col. Fletcher, Major Cochrane, Mess a. T.
D. Thomas and A. Freer, William Curtis was
charged with being drunk and disorderly on the
27th ult. The case was prove 3 by P,S. Oakey, and
defendant was fined 2s 6d and costs.—Edwin
Hazlecline was charged with being drunk and inca-
pable on the 17th inst —Wiliiam Gardener, of the
Lye. was charged with being drunk on the 13th
inst. P.C. Jones proved the case. Fined 2s 6d
and costs.—David Hill was chargei with being
drunk on the 19th inst. PC. Chare provei the
case. Fined 2s 6d and costs.—John Harris, of
Olds winford. was charged with 'y?ing drunk on the
19th inst. P.C. Eaves proved the case. Fined
5s and costs.
CHARGE AGAINST N SALVATIONISTS. —Frederick
Spinks, Emmanuel Hart, and William Glazzard,
memb,rs,of the salvation army, were charged with
obs'ructing the free passage of the footpath at the
Lye Mr. Waldron defended, P.C. Davies
stated that on Sunday afternoon last, about 2.45,
he saw the defendants standing on the footpath in
High Street, Lye. They were shouting and sing-
ing with a crowd nf people run them. A number
of people had to go off the footpath t,) pass by.—
Mr. Waldron asked for an adjournment for a week
and it was gral,tecl.
CHARGE AGAINST AN INNKEEPER. Cha,rl.?s
Mayles, landl,rd of the Swan Inn, Blakedown was
summoned for ha-ing his house open during pro-
hibited hours The case was withdrawn on pay-
ment of costs.

CHARGE A.GAINST A MILKSELLER. Major
Robert Elawkeswoi-d, cowkeeper and milkseller,
of CrAley, was summoned for not keepi:ig his
dairy an 1 milk vessels in a clean and proper con-
dition to tin satisfaction of the inspector.—Mr.
-Waldron defended.—Superintendent Wheeler and
P.S. Payne gave evidence in support of the charztt.
—Defendant was fined 40 . and costs.
VAGRANCY.—AIfred lielch2r was charzed with
begging at Cradley onahe 22nd inst. . Discharged
On protnisinQ- not to otf4nd again.
ScEtoor, BOARD (JA,E'.—zieveral persons were
summoned by Inspe,.itor Baker for neglecting to
send 'heir chi, !reit t school and wer • fled in the
sums of Is and 2s 6d.

CHARGE OF STEALING CoAr„ Bynghain
was charged wit i-tealinz 50113.3 of coal, on the
16th mat, the property of Eliza Ledbury. It was
alleged that defendant took the coal out of prose-
ctror's yErd. The case was adjourned for seven
days. _

INTHEPT.—Mary Ann Brooks (13) was chanted
with stealiug a coat, the property of Ge,o Newman,
from a setio.)l at Wolieseote, on the 20th inst.—
The coat cas missll boa' the school, and 0.1 en-
quiries being made it was ascer aiued that the pri-
soner had pledged it at :Ur. Whitwell's, at Stour-
bricl.:e.—She was fined ss.

POOR RATE DEFAULTERS —A number of persons
were summoned for non-payment of Poor Rates.
Orders were made in each case.

CAUTION TO SHEEP KEEPERS. —David Dall)way,
of Wollaston, was summoned for that he being the
owner of some sheep affected with the 'sheep
so tb," did not give notice of it as required by law
—lie was flied 403 and casts.

ASSAULT CASE.—SatnuA Jon-s was charged w;th
assaultitht William Male on the 18th inst., at Crad-
-1.-y. Mr. Perry app,ared for cum.lainant and Mr.
Romer defended. From the eviclenne it appears
that a dispute arose about some fowls, when de-
fendant threw complainant against a wall arid in-
jured him, and alao threatened him. Mr. Homer in
defence s tid that complainant c true to his clien
house on Sunday and compl tinA aou some fowls.
Jon .s told him to go away and as refused he pushed
him, and corn2lainaut fell down. Twj witnes-s
were called for the &fence, [he 3ench C3asi lered
the assault pro% ed and fined defen law, 10s and
co ts.

CH tRGE OF Dail TICENI,TP,sm.— roieph Newton wag
charged with being drunk at the LvR, Ott the 19th
Pay ue pry d t le c•lsp, also two previ his
cas s. Fined lOs and costa.—Eli Hart was charged
neio4d uatcsi i ,Lsordarl, at Cr .dley,
wai BnAl 103 and costs. Kia; proved the
ea s,

Csuri.)N TO fIA.RTSIIB.-lavil Evans, was
ehargod with b •ing ii sull 9osition a-4 to h.tvi no
c ntrol over his nors -3 .t,fia I.y, on the 15ta inst.
P.C. Campbell proxod the case, Witiidrawu on
payment of ...costs. 9. _ _ _

TattEATa.—Henry Pardoe, of the Lye, was sum-
mo .ed tor using tore Lts t var t ti`e ink Ft;her.
rt.e. ease was proved Lil.t de:earl.tat v Ls houu I ,ver
in thAaum ot £lO to keep the peae) foe twelve
inon

liOA.RD OF GUARDIARS • Raybould presided
at toe usual weekly meltinq of this Board yester-
d.ty. lee uttua )er of p ,rs Hi •ad aittmd. ti 27;
discharge 1 18: deli 3; rernainiug 567 ag4ist 559
laic year. Out door rel:ef, Kin_tswinford dittriet,;
£3B 'is 63 ; Stourbrido district, £3O lOs 9d ,
aalego•en dis.rict, ti2l 18.; ; tot tl .01 12s 3.1
agaiu•t Zn 93 611 ;SG year.

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aid trehtsiozi. uilucbz )1.0 au 1 etrqr.tug tha vole
tad.) ayoaptias 11 ef';op G. vc •r.oe Jlillb id In
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stSLU ,thll, 0 ~11,0 laBU y. ao,l co: -
statnts ail that we term "L,v&iness." y-.t how to toy
..ve t.v.or ,flice ole Oaro
tost Tar, Urlyceriue, male of putril fats. •' EH&
It./6ION aN.I) JPfIJI, JO.a.?" is .113 pur,36,
the whitest, acid roost purifytog of all a .aps. It re-
aloves sil p.naptcs, b:ate, ;es, aud ruugoaess, IJy at
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,THROAT AFFECTIONS AND IrOARSENESS.—AII suf-
fering from irritation of the throat and hoarseness
will be agreeably Atirprised at the almost immediate
relief afforded by the use of "Brown's Bronchial
Troches." These famous " lozenges " are now sold by
most respectable chemists in this country at ls. lid.
per box. People troubled with a " hackii.g cough,'
"slight cold," or bronchial affections, cannot try
them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to pro-
gress, result in eerious Pulmonary and Asthmatic affec•
Lions. See that the words "Brown's Bronchial Troches"
are on thc Government Stamp aromid each box.—
iteparet by JOHN I. BROWN di Somr, Boston, U.S.
.pot removed to 88, Farringdon 'Road,
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FoT:°t• Yeolrtrect li irr
r.,1..70 the distressi.n4 svmptom•
161,7194 1;4. 14d, :rod2s 9d., ''f 411 Gherni4i. - sent
el:where on reJeipt 115 or 34 stamps by ta matter
riPSI,K, Cite :)ist, Notting tam
C UD. -To ALL WHO ARE 'UFFM 'IN FROM THE
PITON an indiscretions of you o, tterVOls wep.kne,s
early decay, loss of manhood. &c, T wit' a rece p,
0) At wilt cure you, Fab4; OF CHA. his great
r,ine'y was discoveied by a missionary in South
ineric4. :;..aida sertadreasel ,evele to tlißev.
1•11),PU T. INMA C. Station D.. New Ir,Pk City, U
OELIGHTFUL FLAVOUR. Cit‘CROBT'S ARECA-NUT
I.:,•)TH PA.4lr. —By using this delicious Aro 'atie Dena.trite, the enamel o file teeth becomes white, sound, and
poitatt6d like ivory It is exceedingly fragrant, and
,pec,aily useful for re/awing ,ncrustations of tartaraon
o,=izlect,.ii teeth, Sold be all chemists Pots. Is and
3d ks.eneroit'sT

AnvICE TO troTanns I—Are you broken in your
rest by a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting
teeth? Go at once to a chemist and get a bottle of
11103. INSLOW'S SOOTFIING SYRUP. It will relieve
the poor sufferer immediately. It is perfectly harm-
less and pleasant to taste, it produces natural,
quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes "as bright as a button." It
soothes the child it softens the gums, allays all
min, relieves in regulates the bowels, and is the
Lit know: roir- for dysentery and diarrhcea.,
whether arising from teething or other causes. e Mrs.
Wualow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers
aceriwlaers GSb. lid. per bottle.

DEAFNESS. Notes r.,1 THE EARS, &c. DELL ARS
!'‘J,sENCE FOR DEAFNESS sh)uld always be tried, as in
r umbers of eases, seemingly incurable, it has done
woods, a Slight Deafness, Obstructitnis in the Ears,
aud the incessant humming sounds so frequent with
iztfected hearing, are removel after two or three nights'
applications. Drier s Essence can be spoken of as sure
to give eime relief in any case of Deafness without
causing the sliAhteat injury to the delicate organisms of
the ear ; and, however surprising, persona for years
Deaf have beard linands after a fair trial of Dellars
Essence. Bottle), is lid. and 2s 91 Sold by all
Chemists Post fr,-e for 18 Stamps sent to Bnilford
Laboratory Bayley ftreet, London. W.c.
FlottTega PaooFee-(Thie Neek.)'"Chis wonderful r -
sults of tip, L cooes Putuomo WApsns we can bear
ti-stimoAy to; we tare customers who come regularly
for them iul say Ovy wonlil on no :ic.mont be withhit
them. We b. Hot: tcheio to n -Me a the
poi,ularity they he•, ga.ned, has been from the bawd-
c•al results eop.riettilleii ov those who nave used chein
and they w• tI eseere the large dAnatid there is for,
the us tin n ORS, eehelts douse,
ingllga.l-hey instantly rail ve add rapidly
o A.thois, t euesimptinn, Sroncintis Coughs, colds
duortries, ,:f Breitt,. Phlegm, rates io the l.hest, Biwa
n!,asanily Sold at is, lid. and
2e. fi•
ld, per boo, o" z. Wii:gisi3

voun WLIGRT !—llydroleine (Hydrated Oil)
as proved of the highest value as a food in con.
etimptlon mud all wasting diseases, invariably- pro-
ducing inereaee in Bach and weight. This preparation
et Hydrated Cod Liver Oil is tonic, digestive, and
tkn times wore nourishing, as well as far more
pleasant te taiite than plain cod liver oil. Hydroleine
will nottrilh and produce Lqcrease of weight in those
eases where oils or tet, not so treated, are difficult or
tr.,..ipeAeilqe to direst. Lll tendency to emaciation and
looki'of weight isarrested by the we of Hydroleine.
LIAI chemists, 4.. M. New depot, da, Farthagdon
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