The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-04-24 00:00:00

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*- 4 consequently a pecunial7 interest In the Parochial make in the roof. This thatch is sometimes Inge- side to side, ad I thought every minute they would fall out' A CouRTING WIDOW.—A handsome young shopman From the la to the 17th inst. the t xchecluer re- -
- ,Ti Scotland and Ireland the same exclusive- i niously worked into figures of men. We are told that of the car. Nevertheless, I managed to get hold of the rope
-,sminated in England, and he added of the escape valve, and, the,bglloon soon emptied itself and informed her that there were two impediments to their
-4-v it was not uncommon this arrangement of posts is adopted in order that if
they are damaged by damp, &c., below the • 'n
the tnishfid ags.inst a tree. it was four o'clock when I put •la d' t VI; ' - 1 350 feet
wasmade love to by a buxom widow, when he politely
in
nceipthtse amounted to
corresponding
alessctomyeperared with £3,667,380
--vice performed ground', foot on earth. I was seized with a violent febrile convulsion, union.
ndmitted line, that part can be cut off and the post lowered, and soon I became livid and dejected. I
- without affecting the stability of the' house—an inge- about to join my friends in the other world. However, to set up in business is the first," said , long, was opened for con Monday,
e them," said the widow. "The Part of the new
traffic
inz-s age a iverPee /
•14.,),. at Shat f?eld Glasgoow, on Saturday, a stand, crowded with
by little, I got better. I was close beside my unfortunate ample means. 'When they met again, the young man
companions, who were already cold and stiff. I caused their
gevhetr,lnwttales
he.
want
Theyof m‘
parted,‘eNana ms
and the widow sent him a cheque for I At h opening f the season of the Racing Grounds
P
wboigessntnosbane carried into a neighbouring barn. I was choked • • to the sere more or less seriously
hurt.
smiling fair one then ventured to inquire as
- •onsfr CARDS. a still. I a at C' n near Le Blanc wherelt i:.! announced from Paris that Captain Boyton will
hundreds' of 's
spectators, gave way, and about a dozen persons
had taken a house and stocked his shop, and the
other impediment. "My wife," was the rascal's
I have been most hospitably received. I have beenqeverish
!Tryniwghete.it. I iftevniennroatnebeyenuxua_tillielstoreoaNt
TissANDanythingnuLyet and am reply. visit that city in the early part'of next motith and display
' 3 T think, be difficult to read a more terrible hoNnsef? his invention on tho stise. .-q• r r ~,-, _
A poet has got to fiii.•••. lengthitif writing at
_hymn in
the depths qf one of the honour of Bismarck.' It begins, -"tted sive thdl,4n,ince,"
`-‘ind in the above hurried report. "old solemn wilderness& " of the Great West. kparaphrase on "God save thetzlieen."
house?"
FtraOltv'eliCeOrlielY.—!"Where is your
- ' the survivor was the "House ?—I ain't got no home."--" Well, where do The Municipality of Xeres has passed a resolution
' ' '''.4 aironauts, you live? "—" I live in the woods, sleep on the great praying for a reduction of the duties on Spanish wines in
iS government purchase, eat raw bear and wild turkey, Great Britain.
' drink out of the Mississippi." And, he added! Our leading artistic manufacturers are being invited
• - too thick with folks. You're the second to send contributions to a permanent IntenaailDnal Exhibi-
'3^.. last month; and I hear there tion, which is to be held next year at Geneva.
` .gftv miles down the Paris is resuming another of the attributes of' spring.
--nds again.' The open air concerts, which are amongst the great ifistitu-
- ton's of the Champs-Elys6es, are reopening one by one.
-"--. Oueen has sent a done.tiop of 250 to the Syriant
-4 ccational FUnd: The' Object of this fund in
•- who has Net left England, to open
- - .ducation of the poor Syrian
' 4•,visdiction.
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