The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-20 00:00:00

sATITRDAY; BM. 20, IV%

the Inn, was charged with permitting drunkenness in her
house, on the 91h inst. Defendant said she did not say
that the men were not tipsy, but they were not drunk.
Mr. Gem What do you consider drankenneass. Defen-
dant: If a man can walk he is not drunk. Police-con•
stable Knowlea gave evidence similar to that adduced
in the above case. The officer mid he went into the
bar and the defendant WOO nuite fr-,h. Defendant
excitedly : "Qood God I never heard to!! of such •
thing.- 1 have gut 20 wlbiesees to that. The officer
said defendant began cursing him. Defendent Thera
is not • in-u in the world that cord say I was trick
In r iswer to the Superintendent, v.tness mid he
cautioned the defendant the day pre‘.ous. The Bench:
You have earned a treat der' of money by selling diet
to these drunken fe"ows, end you it:9 now have to trim
some of it out. You are fined 20s mud costs.

Tintgaroanso. John Hackett- was charged with
threatening George Bodge, on the 3rd lost, at Birming-
ham-street, Br'esowen. The case was dismissed.—
Borah Bbilvock was charged by Emma Willette, salt
threatening her on the 2nd just, at Halesowen. After
hearing the evidence of complenant, the cue was dis-
missed on defendant paying costs.
DRUNK AND Iscaeancit.—A young man named John
Cole, was charged with being drunk and incapable at
the Leasowes, on the 14th tut. Police-constable Bodge
proved the case. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was
fined Is and costs, or 14 days' imprisonment.
THENT.—rhouzas Batty wea charged by Henry Davis,
with bating on the 29th of May last, stolen a chimoey
sweeping machine, at Halesowen. Prosecutor said he
was • chimney sweeper. Os the day in question prisoner
was in his employ. He left in the morning with the
machine and he never came bad. The machine was
worth about 14s. The articles produced were his pro-
perty. Wi'liam Sutton said he lived at Dudley, and was
a chimney swseper. He knew piisouer, who asked him
to buy the machine, that- was two or three months ago.
He asked ids for it. Witness asked him jilt was his
own, and prisoner said it was. Witness gave him 12s
for it. Police-constable Cowell, stationed at Halesowen,
said he received the prisoner from the custody of the
Birmingham police, on the 13th inst. Witness read the
warrant to prisoner who said. "All right.- As they
were coming along Ball-street, Birmingham, prisoner
said he should plead guilty to it. In answer to the
charge, prisoner pleaded guilty. He said when he lived
with prosecutor he got him eight bags of soot for his
master, and the week before he left he got 20 bags, and
defendant ought to have given him Ids. As he did not
do so prisoner took the machine sod bOld it for 12s.
Prosecutor had got a lot of his clothes worth 20* at his
house. Superintendent Kemp said he knew the prisoner
whilst he was in Birmingham. He had been in custody
10 times, but be bad not been cons:cted for felony.
Prisoner was sentenced to one month's hard labor-.

wee. totally unfit for the to,_ of nu—
stn,ed lint the herrings arrived too late far the 80,
diys market, or they would have been 01 sold whus t
they were fresh. Re did not intend to sell them
he had salted thom.—Fined .£2, and eosts—lls.

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CORRESPONDENCE.
We wink it to lu distinctly understood that
letters in this solum P 1 es' do not thereby identifyouri4
with the OputiollB of our Correrponcients.
ACCOMMODATION AT THE POST °Filet
To the Editor of the " Okaemr."

Bra,—Some time menthe Pod Office was removed tt,i,
Envi"e-street, the cent-e of the town, to the bats%
High-street, to more commodious premiaes ; but hie;
to say it is not convenient to a large majority of tlis
habitrnts of this Una, where trade is rapidly;
At the present Post Office the counter is about 9 last
long There is a small space allotted for pawns wit%
to u.ite telegrams, but if four or Ilse persons Ma* tag
office at one time ton can soareely move, lee
private business you transact ii 11:120111 10 au eb,--"si
nude. If you go at cei :sin times in the day, ibad th
ma' bags ars being made ready, you may stop then I,
10 minutes and not get the slighted attentioa paid pis.
This is a very rer:ona matter to persons of boatman
cannot afford to waste their time us such • Mariner.
think these oily could be removed by taking out ay.,
two yards from the postmaster's passage, alo mgipg
room square, and is providing another clerk,ao 6Z;
of them &nod ',ways be bell, ud the cornier whet re.
quired.
Hoping sometb;ng be done to moldy Um beds.
ven ience.
I remain yor-s, te.
A R&TISPATIL

Noakes or Birth., Marriage., sad Deathaorhaa Oregon
authenticated, will be ialleTted in the" Observer," his
charge.
DIED.

CLARKE.—On the 13th Mat, Frances, the mnehdred
wife of John Clarke, of A, Wohma Bitodings, TN".
took Square, W.C., and daughter of the late idiskod
Archer Burke, Esquire; deeply lamented.

'A V/lIIT TO EPPS./ COCOA 11fAltOTAOTOIT.—.Thrftek
the kindnees of Masers. Epps, ( reeently had ea app..
tunity of eeeing the meny complicated and varied pee.
cesses the Cacao bean passes through are it is soy yr
public use, and, being both interested and highly phial
with what I saw during my visit to the =sadism% p
thought a brief account of the Ciicao, and the yap y
manufactured by Messrs. Epp*, to fit it fore Waleson,
and nutritious beverage, might be of intermit to the
readers of "Land and Water. "—See Article in ',yew
and Water," October 14.

BREAKIUST.—EVPB'• COCOA.--134•TILIOL Al 6 COL
FORTING.—" By • thorough knowledge of the latillt
laws which gavern the operations of digestion midis.
trition., and by a careful application of the fine progssefin
of well•selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided coarleek.
fast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage, whisk
may save us many heavy doctors' bills."—Cital Anis
Guo'te. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Eadi
packet is labelled—" James EPPS & Co.. Homcesisside
Chemists. London." Also, makers of Epps', Cuiaiss
a thin, refreshing beverage for evening use.

MANUFACTURE OF COCOA,CACAOINE. AND Citoo6l.lll
We will now give an account of the process aellepled
by hiesers. James Epps k Co., manafactarmi of dialsne
articles, at their works in the Euston.road, Londe.."—
See Article ia Part 19 of Casse/ts Househoid Guiiie.
HoLtowar's PILLS.— The avecteet Wonder of Atodera
Line..—They coeteet biliousness, prevent faidlegoy,
cleanse the liver, and purify the system, morale 41
debilitated, strengthen the stomach, increase the sp*
Lite, invigorate thet /es, promote health, and reinstate
the weak in an ardour and vivacity never before ittpari•
enced. The sale of the pills throughout the Oche ea•
tonishes everybody, COI vincing the most seeped thst
Holloway's Pills trainee nds all other medicine for MS.
val of disease of eve..., name. They are indeed a him
sing to the aMicted and a boon to those who safer Me
any disorder, inter, al or external. Thousanda (Apemen
have testified that by their use alone they have INi
restored to *loth after all other remedies Itisi pi*
essuccessful.
ADV/CE To MOTHERS MRS. WiliscoWs insrausi
SYRUP roe CHILDREN I—Should always be used ohm
Children are cutting teeth ; it relieves the little Mime
at Once, it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving *
child from pain, and the little cherub awakes " trios
as • button.' It is perfectly harmless, and very plass*
to taste. It soothes the child, it
.seftens the garosodk,
all peon, relieves wind, regulates ties bowels, sad i, ree,
best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea, cthatk,
arising from teething or other cause,. Mrs. Wiselosts
Soothing Syrup is sold by thonsande of Medicine &slew
in all part. of tbe world at is led per bottle, and Millions
of Mothers can testify to its virtue.—Manufactory, 493
Oxford.streat, London.

FLORTLINE! For the TERTEI and BRIATH. —A tee
drops of the liquid " Floriline " sprinkled on a wet testk
brush produces a pleasant lather, which tlioroeekly
cleanses the Teeth from all parasites or other impornam,
lamdcas the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, File to
She Teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness, and a -esliedatial
fragrance to the breath. it removes all unplementedeer
arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke." T.
Fragrant Florilion '• being. composed in part of Bom
and sweet herbs, it sometimsa turns cloudy but it ii da-
licious to the taste, and is the greaten, collet discovery of
the age. Price 2a tid for the lignid, and Is ps. forth
Florihne " Powder," of all Chemists and
Prepared by H. C. Gaccce, 493 Ozford.street Loam.
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND BOARERNESS.—AII slim*
from irritation of the throat and hoareness wd! be sem
ably surprisad at the almost immediate relief landed
by 'die use of 'Brown's Brozehial Trochee." nem
Jimmie "lozenges " are now sold by most respectable
chemists in this country, at Is lid per boa. Peoeh
troubled w,th a " hacking cough," a " slight cold," or
brow hial affections crunot tly them too soon, so Iliad.,
troubles, if allowed to progress, result in sericite Fiala:,
airy aud Aatbmatic affections. See that the Wads
Browda Bronchi,' Trochee" are on the Goverment
Stamp around each boo.—London Depot, 493 Oxford.
street.

VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOE TRH RAZE! !—A re y WO*
perfumed hair dressing called "The Mexican Mem
Renewer," now being sold by most Chemists sad Pelle.
mere at Sc tid per bottle. is fast superseding all "Ritz
E istorers "—for it will poeilieely re,tore errry o.l*
Grcyto It idle to its original colour, by a few appli-
cations, uithout doing M, or leasing the disavow/kis
smell of most" Restorers." It makes the hair chaise
ingly iresutdul, as well . promoting the growth oe ball
spot, where tic. glands are not decayod. Outage*
from Dr. Versmaiin oit every bottle, sith ft II particular&
Alik to,Tt3.ILY-CAO HAIR 11KBEWER," prepared ky
Ut LOP 193, Oxiord-street, Landou.

yER'S WATCHES—fI. Beet and Cheapest ia the
World (vide Mau). 30 PER CENT SATED.
Lowest Price.: Aluminium, 18. to 25.; Hodwssi
Good Silver. 86. to 39. ; Ditto Hunting Cu., as;
Ladies Elegant Silver (Small size), 36.; Hunting Caw
42s ; Gent's Splendid Silver Levers, 454 to 190.; BOW,
ing Case, TOs to 135*; Ladies Fashionable Gold Watched,
53*: Ditto Hooting Case, 118,; Gent's Splendid Gold
Liven. ; Hunting Cime, 180 s. Every kind of TIM
Claes Gold and Silver Watches kept in Stock, at Lowest
Wholemale Cub Prices, All Watches warranted to SW*
chaser+ from one to Ave 'dears each, by Printed and
Stamped Warranties. signed, GEORGE DYER. Psi"
Lista and Orders sent safe per Pod to ell porta of tie
world. Post Office Orders Payable Regent-street ; Ban.
hers. Upicu Bank of London —DYKE, Goldsmith sa
Ws toil mak..r, 90, Legert•street, Lendon,W

Frinted and Pablished by the Sole Proprietor, Immo
diELD, at hie 091ces, 92, Highenreet, Stowbridert,
"Irs County or Worcester: to which place all fiestas 5.4
air& eemommeemms aufl h. addreeeee,
Saaltrday, September 20, 1878.