The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-05-16 00:00:00

PRICE ONE PENNY.

TO THE ELECTORS

OP TI
PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGH OF
DUDLEY.

BROTHIR ELICTORS,

You are again called sport to Elect • person to repre-
sent yon in Parliament. I ask all of you, impesially
those among you who are failed working men, to pansw
and conaider well the claims of the two persons who are
now asking your vote.. On the one hand, you have •
gentleman who never comes among you, or seems to
trouble kiwi- If abut your or the affairs of the Borough,
except when he comes to auk for your votes, to elect him
to • positou which enekles him to get placed on such
Boards of Management as the " Alhart,' and ether Life
Offices, 'thigh bare caused each wide-spread ruin in this
and other districts.

On the other hand, your have an old and musk-
respected friend, who is always with your, doing good te
those around hint and to the district in which he lives,
one who has sprung from the ranks of the workiag as..,
end therefore well able to represent them. Ask your•
selves. then, Delors you vote, what has Mr. Sheridan
done, or is likely to do, for the district; the answsr
must be nothing, except to cause noting and disgreee
to the town ; and then consider the fret that cannot he
denied, that Mr. Ilinglsy has for years, and is now,
giving employment to upwards of 3,000 men, distributing
thousands of pounds weekly among the working classes,
enabling them to earn a comfortable living and provide
for their wives and families; that he is doing this with-
out doing an act of injustice to any of the vast umber
el workpeople he employs. Consider also that by his
enter!i ise he has improved the Trate and added to the
prosperity of the district, and that he has always been
willing to devote the money which his enterprise and
labour have earned to sets of charity, regardless of what
creed, class, or party the recipients of that charity be•
longed to. If the above is • true statement (and no
impartial person can deny it) you sorely will not hesitate
to confer the honour, which is now sought at your hands,
upon him to whom it is dos, your tried Friend,
NOAH HINOrLEY.
I am yours obediently,
AN !ELECTOR.

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT,
1866.

TENDERS FOR CLEANSING AND

WATERING THE STREETS.

THE Commissioners require TENDERS
from Pars is willing to execute the above Work,
from the 25th day of June NIIIXT, to the 25th day of
Arocsr, 1875, both dates inclusive.

Particulars and eonditions of the required work may
be seen at my of6c.•, any day between the hour. of Ton
and Twelve.

Tenders to be sent in 11 me, not later than
.Twelre
o'clock, on MONDAY, th• 25th INSTANT, 1111 d to be endorsed
" Tender for Cleansing and Watering the Streets."
. .

The Coromiesionereinll not conaer thenteelres bound
to accept the Loweet, or any Tender.
(By Order),
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
. . .

56, High.strest, Stourbridie-,
May 13th, 1374.

SARAH SCOTT, Deceascd.

ALL PERSONS saving CLAIMS or
DEMANDS upon lb* Estate of Hrs. SARAH
ttiCit rr, of Stoarbridge, lately deseasted, are requested
to send partieulars thereof to us. And all Pet-come
indebted to her Estate Sr. requested to pay the amouat
of their Debts to no,

REST and HORTON,
Solicitors, un, Newhall-steam, Birmingham.
Mg 15M, 1874.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS.

ORDINARY RETURN TICKETS issued on
FRIDAT, May 22nd, arld FOLLOWING Days, will be
available up to SATCRDAY, MAY 30th, inclusive.
F.V.UIteIIONI TRAINS lull run a. follow.:

On Wair-Sloansr leave Wolverhampton (Low Leval)
7.0 a M., ter hIARKET DRAYTON, CREWE, STOCK.
PORT, MANCHESTER, WiaLLINOTON, SHREWS-
OSWESTRY, RUABON, LL.SNOOLLEN,
BAL.', DOLGELLY, COEWEN, WREXHAM, CHES-
TER. BIRKENHEAD and LIVERPOOL; Passengers
rourniug toe Mllll6 Evening, or (at higher fares) on the
tot owing Thursday.
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IVUIT•MONDAT leave Wolverhampton (Low Level)
at 630. !Miami 6.37, Dudley 6.45, Wednedury 6.42,
West Broinwish 6.90, Buckley 7.0, and bioningliain
(Snow 1401) 7 36 a.m. for IthADINil and LONDON ;
returning the Seale nay or (at higher fares) on the follow.
ing Wednesday or Satardey.
Ler.ve Wolverhampton (Low Level) at 8 15, Bildt:in
8.13. Daisey Bank 6.17, Print** End S 31, Tipton 8 55,
Dudley 8.40, Round Oak 8.45, Brettall Lane 8.4.0, Bir-
mingham (snow Hill) 8.40, tiockloy 8 IS, Bmsthwick
Junction 855. Oldbury 90, Rowley 57, Cradley 9 15,
thourbridge 9.25, Bagley 9.34, and Kidderminster 9 50
a.m. (with exception.) tor I.I.AULEY, WOUCILSrIdIt,
and MALVERN ; returning in each ease, the sane
evening.