The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-02-26 00:00:00

NOTICE.
UNION OF STOURBRIDGE
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE, for the
Parishes or Townships folios lag :
PAR SEE OR TOWNFHIP OF
(County of Stafford)
I.—AM BLECOTE.
(County of Worcester)
2 —CAKEMORE.
3.—CRADLEY.
4.—HALESOWEN.
S.—HASBURY.
6.—HAWN.
7.—HILL.
8.-ILLEY.
9 —LAPAL.
10.—LUT LEY.
11 —HIDGACRE.
12.—UPPZ.R SWINFORD.
13 —WOLLASTON.
NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN in reference to each
of the above Dis.ricts that :-
I. The ay.ove Fchool Attendance Committee have
(subject to the approval of the Education Department)
made certain Bye-Lawo, in pursuance of the powers
given to t e Enools Attendance Committee be 574 of
the EletnentaYy Education : Act, 1870, as amended by
the Eleme,tary Education Acts, 1876 and 1880_
printed copy of the proposed Bye-Laws will
c at flue d. posited. for inspection by a, y • atepayer, at
12. Flagly titreet. Stourbridge, the Otlica of the School
Atten•ance Cornmitt,-o for ono month from the date of
the publ-cation f this Nolie.
t the expiration f the said month the said pro-
pastd bye-Laws wiil be submitted to the Education
Dnaitin• nt f .r ap r‘rval.
4-1 he school At endance Committee will supply a
priLted copy uf the said proposed Bye-Laws, gratis, to
any itrepa)er.
T OMAS WALL,
Cerk.

HAGLEY STOCK • SALE.
EVERY 310NDA Y.
THE usual Supply of CATTLE, SHEEP,
PIGS. Eire
OATES. PEURENS, & WOOLDRIDGE

'
• S_Li
ARTIFICIAL IEETEI,
WITHOUT PAII4.
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1
MR J. 1,
.APPERSON
BURGEON DJENTIns
AT LENDS EVERY
TUESDAY
AND
5-RIDAY
From 11 t:11 5
At 12), HIGH STRKILT
STOURBRIDGE.
BIRMINGHAM
ADDRESS -/lAMSTEAD ROAD
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A3ENTS wanted t,) push firat-class Macbirery Oils.
Liberal Comm ssion.—Box 31, Post Office, Liver-
pool.

RILEY'S
ON CONSTITUTION HILL,
AV. 400 PIANOS. ORGANS, and HARMO 0•-
UMS on view in Show ROOMS, and 25 in the
'hop- V
windows by the leading makers, all marked in
plain figures at prices and terms to suit all purchasers.
On Vi•Jw in Show Windows Per Total Cost.
Month, X s, d
Mason and Hamlin Organ .. 20i. .. 36 0 0
Upright Iron Grand Piano .. 20s. .. 25 10 0
Black and Gold Piano .. 20s. .. 33 0 0
Wan t Harmonium .. Bs. .. 510 0
Collard Pianoforte .. 3Cs. .. 65 0 0
Kirkman Pianoforte 225. 6(1. 45 0 0
Upright Iron Grand .. .. 20s. .. 30 0 0
Elegant Walnut Piano 16s. .. 19 0 0
Devtmport Organ 1813. 20 9 1:1
Washington Organ .. 10s, 9 10 0
PTe To, Organ 15' .. 16 0 0
ew Style Organ ... 12s. .. 14 0 0
Walnut Harmonium 6s. .. 415 0
Canadian Harmonium 103 .. 815 0
Upright Iron Grand Piano .. 203. .. 36 0 0
Favori'e I odel Harmonium .. 84, .. 6 5 0
Organ Harmonium, 7 stops, swells 10s. .. 910 0
Lange P anoforte 203, 30 0 0
Pipe Top Organ .. 408. .. 78 0 0
Smith Organ .. 203. .. 25 10 0
Estey Organ, pipe top .. 20s .. 33 0 0
Bell Organ .. 188. ,„ 19 10 0
Collard Pianofore 255. 32 0 0
Pipe Top Organ .. 184. ... 21 0 0
Harps, Musical Boxes' Violoncellos, Violins. Portable
Organs. Concertinas, Guitars, Banj a, Fittings, Strings,
Mau fish, &-c.
SPECIAL BARG %INS in Pianos, Organs, and
Hirmoaiums at Sc., 103., 125., 145., 163., 184 , and 205.,
monthly.
E N PER CENr OFF all above total costs, to cash
bnyers, or a prorortionate amount according to time
paid.
Biley's Local Works! : BENRIETTA STREET, and
Heamon STREET (near Summer Lane). Manufactery
KING'S CROSs, I ONDON.
It hmiog been rumoured the Josnau Muir (known
to the t ablic for the last 35 years as RILEY'S) or one of
his soLs has oatned another place of business, he begs
to state that such is not the case ; neither have the) any
connection whatever aith any musical instrument shop
in Birmingham, The Instruments of this well-known
firm may be obtain d at
RILEY'S ONLY ADDRESS,
RILE I S
9 f--; 9
C ONS fITUTION ILL,
(NEAR SNOW HILL),
BIRMINGHAM.

MOtiEY.- UNION 1301. I-OS.IT BAND (Reg.), No,
17 KIIG WILLIAM STREET, C haring Cio• s,
LONDON, W.C.
L'usrhuri.llE67. (1 11TA1,A.25 COO ; PASERI E
£120,000.
ADVANCES- nirde itbtut dedi ttiors for alert oi
icts ierieds, i rma £0 to £2 (Ur en pers(ra
Feetrity furniture. tactic-in-trade. reveraiers ; also deeds
life prlicies, at FIVE PER NT without mortgage
xpenses. from one to to,. years PiosptcLusee
r poet free on application (persrnal v sit preferred.)
is requested to the follow-
-55 the rust seciet ci bo7rowing money is to know a
reliable bank to go to in the hour of teed. Before ap-
plicatien is made or fees paid to loan 'Aimee, ask your
aoliclor cr any enc:iGneer in I, rgland or Wake, know-
ing this bank, who wiil imn•ediattly tell you you are
treating With a bona fide bank, E Sri A.BLISBED 1867.
rif on cannet obtain in advance here you can rest
marred you cannot get it Ircm any other bank, as em'
raugements are made for carr3ing out every genuine
aevante, and full money applied fcr lent, without any
deduction'', within two clear days from application.
1 he proprietoi ',having a very large capital at c antaar el.
tan lend at a much lower rate of interest than any other
advance bark in the United ICh gdom.
IRST LEI TER of application immediately attended
to. Distance to ol.jee*. A gentleman sent direct from
the lank to carry out all advances. CURRENT AC-
COUNTS OPENED. Interest allowed 4i per cent.
ul on deposits, subject to 14 days' notice.
EDWARD JOHN 9, Manager.

£lO TO £2,000
MONEY.—WBERE AND ROW TO GET IT.—
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK having
been established for eight years in Liverpool, has now
taken extensive Piemises in London, where borr cw,rs
Will have the opportunity of obtaining advances
UpOn
the liMe equitable terms which have caused the
!imperial Advance Bank in Liverpool to become familiar
household words.
Roneeholders, Professional Gentlemen, F
- antlers,
Shopkeepers, Licensed Victuallers, Lodging-41one.
kleepere, Tradesmen, Dairymen, Cab Prepriet„,
aardeners, Clerks, persons entering into busiq„ and
thee responsible persons. ii any part of Englani and
Wa'es can obtain advances almost immediately, in sums
"%Yin, from £lO to £2,000, NO stIaTIEB BE
14 D, either upon their furniture, a ock, plan
- • ops, implements ( they retaining tiro, free use
ni on Dote of band alone. Ben distrain
r executions paid out. Advances extend
.rom ta five years. Easy repayments. No corn
rnirsionis paid to agents, borrowers therefore reap the
benefit. Liberal advances made upon deposit of raw-
cbandise. surplus-stocks, jewellery, furniture, deeds,
scrip, and upon every kind of valuable pro
Petty with the strictest privary.
Further iuforn.ation by calling upon or writing
!tit g amount required) LEWIS SIAIM ONS, Principe
Imperial Advance Bank,
246. Tottenham Court Road. London, W. C.

Royal Colonization Lottery
DOMINION OF CANADA.
AUTHORIZED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
A Grand Chance to Secure a Fortune.
£50,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
Over 2.200, Prizes Ranging from
£5,000 downwards.
IT WILL COST BUT 5 SHILLINGS TO TRY YOUR LUCK.
And it may bring you £5,000.
Bankers—The Bank of Montreal, Montreal.
The first great drawing of the Royal Colonization Lot
tery Dominion of Canada, will take place in the City
of Montreal. Canada,
ON THURSDAY, DEC. 16, 1886,
when fifty thousand pounds worth of real estate and
other valuable property will be distributed. The followr
lug is the
GRAND PRIZE LIST
Value
One Capital Prize, Real Estate, ..... ...... X 5,000
One do do
One do do ..... ........ 2,000
Iwo Splendid Prizes, do £l,OOO each ...... 2,000
Four do d ) 500 „ ...... 2.000
100 Homestead Farms at 200 „ 20.000
50 Town Lots at 100 „ . . 5,000
100 do at 50 „ 5,000
1000 Prizes at 4 ~ ....... 4,000
1000 Plizes at 2 „ „„ 2,000
Grand total to be given away...... 150,000
se-The real estate is warranted to be worth the money
ta.ise placed upon it, and while the Llttery is to as-
sist a Colonization Souety to settie the fertile lands
of the magniticient province of Quebec, it is pre-
pared to find a purchaser for the lands within 60
days from the day of the drawing at a discount of
five per cent, shoutd winners of prizes prefer cash.
Tickets, 5 shillings each, will be promptly forwarded
on receipt of price. To Clubs or individuals purchasing
10 tickets, 5 per cent discount will be made ; 25 tickets
10 per cent nisceunt ; 50 tickets, 15 per cent discount;
100 tickets, 17i per cent, discount; 200, 20 per ceLt
discount ; 500 and cve.r. 25 per cent discount will be
made. A limited numter of live agents wanted.a
All money to be sent by registered letter, P.O. order
or bank draft. Address,
JAMES A. ELLIS, Sec.-Treas.,
li7, SZ.VAIIES ST., MONTREAL, CANADA.

IN E:, Ili .:Vd i aUB
l Work,
DEBILITY
eb w
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vi
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er s
h.O-7,
theyGli A TmIl:
be awed without the aid of Quack. Free on receipt of
Postage stamp.
Address, SECItaTSICY. Inatitnte of Anatomy,
Birmingham.

BOLD only by appointed Agents. licrttiman'e Pure
1:lea rei.ches all consumers at London fixed ptices, and
1. slwa .ys the highest stage of perfection. For 60
3 sera the public kave had the beitefit of Messrs. Horni-
rusu'r system of direct eupply, thus :saving all inter-
mediate profit..
list of Agents in this lccality :—STOMIBIO DOE
(lare. Chemist, Big Street; Baker, Chemist, High
street ; .ellsek, 136, High Street ; Hughes tit Wyatt
Isemist. —litierley Hill : Bawling., Chemist.—Kidder-
star. : Hewitt, Bull Eibg. Holesowen : Lawton
CI mist. Lye : Greener°, d, Chemist. Werdsley
IN Lite, o.mi, t.—Ripgav Mold : Male.— Brettell Lane
Collins, Chemist. —Birmingham : Banks et Co, Bull
(ISE BOX et CLAIKE'S B 41 PILLS iswarranted to cure
discharges from the Urinary Organs, in
ieither sex
required or constitutional Gravel and Pains n the back
Pold in loxes, 4s Id each, by all Chemists and Patent
reedieine Vendors ; or sent to an address for 60. Stamps by
11. akers Tun LINCOLN a MIDI.IND COLTNTISOIV bine
Louvain-, Lincoln, .Wholesale Agents BABCTAT tic Son
aud all tl e wholesale houses.

. CURE OF DEAFNESS.
.NOISEEI IN THE EARS.:
Itiv. E. Jf.,nvinrotv itaites bufferrirs to Fend for his
bcok ebovtirg the disease and the ro( ens of cute. Fot
tree Ocl., wit', letter ef advice if cese can be stated.
Imperial Brildinga, Ludgate (i•cas, London. Free
eonsultations daily.

Electric Belt Free.
I: int roduce it and obtain Agents we will ter. the next Sixty
numberaea
BELofekargirAA Nn cb
Town
GAtLlitem
Z'
ffY of our a
Te, Prioe One Pound; a posit, and
ewe far Nervous Debility, Varicocele, 'aght
Mee, I.une of Newry, ke. £lOO Reward paid very
'we Ellattfacture does not generate a genuine t•' ,trie
Iddress at one, ELECTRIC B= .;QT.
ITS, BROOKLYN, N.Y., 17. L,

WORTH A GUINEA A BOX,
BEECHAM'S PILLS
•
ARE admitted by thoasi
sands to be worth above
a GUINEA ABM for Billions
And Nervous Disorders
Ouch as wind and Pain at
the Stomach, Sick Headliehe, Giddiness. Fulness
and Swelling fter meals.
Dizziness and Drowsiness,
Cold Chills, Flushings of
Beat, Loss of Appetite,
Shortness of Breath, Cos-
tiveness, Scurvy, Blotches
in the Skin. Disturbed
Sleep, Frightful Dreams
and all nervous and Trem-
tlieg Sensations, &c &c.
The first will give relief in twenty minutes
This is no fiction, for they have done it in thousands
of cases. The Proprietor of the Pills having obtainea
a great expense) a Patent for them, he challenges the
whole world to produce a medicine equal to them for
removing the above-named eplaints, and restoring
the patient to sound and lasting health.
Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box of
°tie Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be.
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX.
For females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as
a few doses of them carry off all gross humours, open
all obstructions, and bring about all that is required.
No female should be without them. There is no remedy
to be f. ,und to equal BE tCHAM'S PILLS for removing
any obstruction or irregularity of the system. If taken
according to the directions given with each box, th y
will soon restole females of all ages to sound and ro
bust health.
For a weak Stomach, impaired digestion, and all dis-
orders of the liver, they act like "MAGIC," and a few
doses wi.l be found to work wonders upon the ino,it
important organs in the human machine. They
strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the
long-lost comp'exion, bring back the keen edge of
appetite, and aronse into action, with the ROSEBUD of
health, the whole physical eLergy of the human frame.
These are "FAcTs" admitted by thousands embracing
all clams of Society, and one of the best guarantees to
the Nenous and Debditated is, BEECHAM'S PILLS
have the largest sale of any Patent Medicine in the
world.
Beecham's Magic Cough Pills.
As a remedy for Coughs in general, Asthma, Diffi-
culty in Breathing. Shortness of Breath, 'lightness and
Oppression of the Chest, Wheezing. Etc., these Pills
stand unrivalled, and anyoLe labouring under any of
the above complaints, need only try One Box to prove
that they are the best ever offered to the public for
Asthmatic and Consumptive Coughs, Hoarseness and
Oppression of the Cheat. They speedily remove that
sense of oppression and Difficulty of Breathing which
nightly deprive the the patient of rest. They give
almost instant relief and comfort to those &filleted with
the above distressing and, when neglected, dangerous
complaints. Let any person troubled with any of the
above complaints give Beecham's Cough Pills a
trial.
The moat violent Cough will n a short time be
removed.
CAUTION.—The public are requested to notice that
the words. "BEECHAM'S PILLS, St, Helen's," are on
the Government Stamp affixed to each box of-the Pills
if not on, they are a forgery.
Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, by the
proprietor, T. Beecham, chemist, St. Helen's
Lancashire, in boxes at Is. lid, and 28. 9d. each. Sen
post free for 15 or 36 stamps.
Sold by all Drugelsts and Patent Medicine Dealers
in the United Kingdom.
N.B.—Full Directions are given with each box.

40, KIDDERMINSTER-STal
STOUBBRIDGE.
MRS. GEORGE 11. FIELD
Begs to inform the ladies of Stourbridge and the vicinity
that she has come U reeideat the above address, and is
PREPARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR
111ANTLE 31.A.K1NG,7
Being confident that she can give perfect satisfaction in
STYLE AND FIT.

TIMOTHY JONES & Go
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURING PLAIN
AND FANCY STATIONERS &c.
The Largest and most Complete Stock of
GENERAL AND FANCY STATIONERY,
CUT TISSUES, &c. &c., in the Midland Counties.
PHOTO and SCRAP ALBUMS, PURSES, BIBLES
PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH SERVICES, &c., &c.
THE TRADE MOST LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
11 & 12, EDGBASTON STREET
kIRMINGHAM.
A ;"
WHOLESALE DEPOT }OR
KASTKII
SHOW ROOM NOW OPEN FOR SELECTION
NEW SCRAPS AND BOOKS.
SPECIAL SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
WOOD BRACKETS.
fancy Money Boxes, Drauß-ht Boards
and Men, Chess, Dominoes, Games, &c,
I" laying Cards.
STOVE ORNA.IENTS.
WE CALL SPECI A.L ATTENTION TO OULt SHIL-
LING FIRE SCREENS. BEING EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE.
NEWEST MAKES, AND DESIGNS FROM MOST
EMINENT PUBLISHERS, HAND PAINTED,
AND ALL THE
NEWEST NOVELTIES,
SHOW BOOM, WITH SPECIALITIES FOR THE
COMING SEASON, NOW OPEN.

THE GREAT REMEDY
B LAIRSJ
9- 4 For Gout Rheumatism'
Sciatica and Lumbago.
The excruciating pain is
quickly relieved and cured
in a few days by this cele.
GOUT brated Medicine.
These Pills require no
restraint of diebduring kiwis
use, and are certain to pre.
vent the disease attacking
ley vital part;..
PILL‘,
0 Sold by all Chemists at
,
Ils. Lid. and 20.9 d, per box

TT EATING'S LOZENGS.
Oldest & Rest Cough Remedy.
KBiEATING'S LOZENGES.
Oldest
Best Cough Remedy.
Kec:t
EATING'S LOZENGES.
Oldest Beat Cough Remedy.
IT EATING ODocr.Zowim. rEin,SLToV" there is no
better Cough Medicine than KEATING'S
LOZENGES. One gives relief; if you suffer
from cough try them but once; they IVat
cure, and they will met injure your health;
they contain only the purest drugs, skilfully
combined. Sold everywhere in 13td tins.
CHURCHWARDEN C. E. C.ESAR Esq.,
wrote—Oct. 2, 1886.
Dear Sir,—A congb is so distressing and
disturbing to all wbo hear it that no one
should be ignorant that there can be no
better remedy than your Lozenges.
I have found them perfectly ;effectual;
both at church and meetings where cough-
ing auses so much unnoyance, every one
ought to keep the Lozenges in their pocket
ready for use. Please send me 2 boxes at
once.
Churchwarden, St. Thomas's, Islington N.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, & ITS CURE.
Ta WORDS of WARNING and COUNSEL.
VV The Young Man's Medieal Guide on the Ob-
ject aud Obligations of Marriage, the Causes and Self-
cure of Nervous Diseases, Loss of Energy, Dimness of
Sight, &c., with Instructions how to acquire health and
manly vigour, and avoid unhappy unions. sickly offsprings,
exhaustim, and premature old age, &c. Sent free for
two stamps, to pay postage.
DDREAS,SIECRUTABT, WELLINGTON Hoven, 7, TAY/
STOCK Sr., BEDIORD LONDOW, W.C.

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'l' PATENT -1`
PILLS.
first dose

PREPARED CONCENTRATED
CALIFORNIAN BORAX
"The Household Treasure,"
IS surniEr BY
ALL FAMILY GROCERS,
In Packets, 6d., 3d., & ld.
Uses and Valuable Receipts with each.
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL PREPARED

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SAFE—AGREEABLE I
ABSOLUTELY PURE!
Patent Borax Co., Diecoverers and Sole Makers,
Birmingham. Borax Book "Home and Health
and Beauty," with Sample Packet, free by pod
for Two Stamps.

TEE SUBSTITUTE FOR riiHE MANNA CAKE
CASTOR OIL. BEN- j. is an afficient Worm
NETTE'S MANNA CAKE, Cake. Children take it as a
price lid.:each (not a patent Sweetmeat.
medicine), One Cake equals It is perhaps the most
half-an-ounce of Castor Oil, suitable aperient known
without its griping tnd sub- for use during pregnancy.
sequent constipations. It has Order from Chemists
a mild but certain actiPn. It only or Post Free, 3
is mainly sugar flavoured with for 61. ; 6 for lid ;12
liquorice Juice. for 1 9d.; and 36 for 49
From sole Agent. Mr. 'l.
H. Bland, chemist, 7
, High Street, Stourbridge,

• For Hunting and Rough Wear.
BENSON'S
SPECIALLY-MADE WATCH,
TIME
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BENSON'S "FIELD" WITCH,
The Ranting Editor of "TEE FIELD"
"I can confidently recommend Messrs. Benson's hunting
watch as one that can be depended on."—FIELD, Marti Xi,
1884.
ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET FRIZ.
in W. BEN N, SOLE MAKER
STEAM FACTORY, LUDGATE HILL;
28, ROYAL EXCHANGE;
25, OLD BOND STREET, LONDON.

FIELD
TOBACCONISI
92, HIGH STREET
STOURBRIDGE,
HAS A
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF NEW
MEERSCHAUM
AND
IRIAR-100T PIPES,
PLAIN AND FANO
CIGAR AND CIGAREITE HOLDEBB
And E 7 Description
TOBiWCONIST'S GOODS
ALSO A FINE STOCK OF
CIG-ARS
OF THE BEST BRANDS
TOBACCOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
The Old Established Shop
92, High-St,.
STOITRBRIDG-E

“FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE'!

BLOOD MIXTURE

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT TIISTRICT.
t-A-,
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE BY THE IMPROVEMENT .001114ISSIONER9
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 25th DAY OF MARCH, 'lBB6.
RECEIPTS. i ad EXPENDITURE. A a 4
General District Rate at 1/4 in the A 1196 4 6 Balance due to Treasurer 25 March, 1985, 114 3 Ii
Fire Brigade cash from Improvement 1 Emptying and Cleansing Privies ... 3613 4 4,
Account •• •• ••• 1 10 0 0 Establishment Charges .. .. ... 195 5 4
Balance due to the Treasurer and Collector 43 16 91 Fire Brigade 19 Ilu
Clent Hill Common .. • • • • 10 0 0
Main Drainage Board . • • . . • 911 19 2
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.....----_ .
.£1650 121 Incidental Sirpeases .. .. ..
£565201 18 421
—.wad...-.
,
I have examined the several Accounts, of which this is the Balance Sheet, and have CO:2lWe' the several pay-
• manta credited to the Treasnr_r with the Vouchers, and I hereby caraty that toe ant ins appear to be 41i:street
an i legal, and that the balances of the Treasurer's account v'z : General Ac sou t over item a £l3 16 41. and
Lean A cunt £1250 Its 51 agree with the Balances which by the Treasurer's own.booksaggrair-to be du,i to
. .. . . . „ .
him and from him respectively. .
Dated this Fourteenth day of September, 1886. • _. •• -
(iigned) R. D. GREEN- PRICE.
District /uditcni,

EBY ROYAL
.„ L,
WARRANT.
. .
____i__ol
' VEGETABLE &Fc_n
................„,t . .
FREE BY
POST i-
-1 OR RAIL.) sEEDS,
~.............0
BOXES OF VEGETABLE SEEDS. .
Containing the best varieties in liberal quantities, and arranged
to produce a constant supply of the choicest Vegetables
all the year round.
55., 7s. 6d., 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., 155., 215., 313.6 d.,
425., 635., 1055., & 210 s. each. •
-Boxes •Free. . .
8 % Discount for Cash.
BOXES OF FLORAL GEMS.
Contaia assortments of Seeds of beautiful Flowers for the
Gardens of LADIES AND AMATEURS.
2s. 6d., 55., 7s. 6d., 10s. 6d.,155., & 105 s. each.
•
WEBBS' SPRING CATALOGUE.
Illustrated with Coloured Plates and Engravings, and
containing complete Cultural Instructions. t
Post free, is.
Abridged Edition Gratis and post free to all applicants.
WEBB liz S 0 Sc
The Queen's Seedsmen, WORDBLEY, STOURBRIDCE.

OLD HILL,
STX MANG Cot,—On Wednesday at the 0(1 Hill
Police Court. Alice Neal and Emma Manger, both
of,White Heath, were charged with stealing a
quantity of coal an the 17th inst., the property of
the trustees of the late Earl of Dudley. Polices
constable Styles gave evidence as to seeing prisoners
take about 401 b. of coal from a bank at the Ramrod
Flail Collie,y. Manger had been previously warned
against taking the coal. Neal was fined ss. includ-
ing costs, or seven days' imprisonment, and Manger
15s. including costs, or 14 days.
AN EXPENSIVE DRUNK EN Feemt.—Samuel Midle-
cot (27), miner, Sivet3r's Lane, Rowley, was charged
with stealing a leridle value 7s. 6d., On the 20th
inst., the property of Stephen Smart, Moor Lane,
Rowley. It appeared from the evidence that on
Sunday night a son cf pro3ecutor's went into a
stable and found prisoner with a bridle in his
possession, and also carrying a milk stool away.
On approaching him prisoner threw a brush at him
knit:king him down. He raised an alarm, when
two of his brothers came and prisoner then buried
himself in the hay. They locked him in and gave
information to Police-canstable Barnett, who
arrested him. Prisoner pleaded that he was drunk,
and added that he had no recollection of the affair.
Prisoner was fined £2 4s. 6d., including costs, or
28 days hard labour.
HAGLEY,
STOCK SALE.—Messre. Oates, Penal?, and Wool-
(' idge had a very good supply of all classes of '
stock tat their sale on Monday last, comprising 80
head of cattle, 300 sheep,-16 calves, and 141 pigs.
The sheep were a very good 10., and included BORIO
geand wethers and tegs. With afull attendance of
customers trade was brisk throughout, the improved
pricss of last week being maintained. Store pigs,
of which there was a large entry, were a shade
lover. Fat bullocks made as high as £2l 10s. ;
, cows, £lB 17s 6d.; heifers, :q.,18 ; wethers, 66e. 6d.;
tese, ls ; store pigs, from 20s. 6d. to 31s. 6d.;
calves, 755.; cows and calves, £l9 17s. 6d.
_ Jammu.
BRIERLEY HILL
Seamus ASSAULT. At the Police Court on
Thursday. Edward Ainsbury, carter, and James
Butler, labourer, both of Dudley, were charged with
assaulting Abel Naylor, file cutter, of Ruiton. On
th s 14th inst., Mr. Purchas, licensed victualler, of
Gornal. went in the direction of Dudley, to meet
his wife and niece, who were returning from a
Birmingham Pantomime. He was accompanied
by a companion. On meeting his wife he found
she was being insulted by defendants. He remon-
strated, and as he was afterwards proceeding home
Amsbury followed and struck him with a stick. and
he fell insensible to the ground. Defendauts aloe
pursued Naylor, and they knocked him down and
kicked him severely. For the assault on Naylor
defendants were fined 20s aud costs.
OLDSWINFORD.
CHANGE RINGING.—On Monday evening last the
ringers of St. !Tnomas' Church, Stourbridge, visited
St. Mary's, of this parish, and rang a peal of Plain
Bob, consisting of 720 changes, in 26 minutes. The
ringers were as follows :C. Barrett 1, J Guest
(conductor) 2, H. Harris 3, G. 11. Pagett 4, W.
Lawrance 5, W. A. Pugh 6, tenor 18cwt in F. J.
Guest 'conducted.
CHADDESLEY CORBErr.
THE ENDOWED SCHOOLS. The reports of th.
Diocesan Inspector, the Rey. F. H. Weston, as to
the three schools have just been received. Ile writes
as to the boys' school that the state of religious
knowledge is very uneven, ranging from rather weak
n Division 1 to very good or excellent in Division
3, the last-named of which did very well indeed,
both viva voce and on paper, the boys being bright
and attentive and well balanced. In refeleace to
the girls' school, he says that Division 1 is decidedly
the weak point in the school, that in Division 2 there
should be prep tred twelve miracles and twelve par-
ables, that Division 3 di t very much better on paper
than viva nice, which is not often the case, and that
the general tone, manner, andidiscipline of the girls
is excellent, Of the infants' school he says :
"Tills is a very pleasing little school. _Everything
was well done, but particular praise in due to the
manner in which the repetition was said."
,
SPORTING NOTES.
(By our own Correspondent.)
At Sandown Park and Leicester Meetings this
past week quite a different change came over the
spirit of the scene in connection with th betting
returns for the chief of the sporting events—the
Lincolnshire Bandicap—as after a little finessing
what has all along been a strong favourite Chisles-
hurst—had his position assailed, and even at one
period became in worse odour thaa his stable com-
panion—Castor. Then there W.i.V3 a strung rush tu
support one of my long-elect,
BRA.W LASS,
who if she only comes throu4h the ordeal when
finally wound up will prove a hard nut to crack.
Fullerton at 1000 to 60 seems genuine business;
I whilst at present Hopper's are a "fishy" lot to deal
with. St. George, Ashplant, King Monmouth, and
Isoiiar find most support of the outsiders but
in another fortnight there will be a weeding. B'-
verting to the chef item run next week on Tuesday,
the Croydon o:and luternation il Hurdle Race of
500 soya., I shall declare in fay ur of those two
grand old horses
BOLERO and THEOPHRASTUS,
and for the United Kingdom Steeplechase
PHANTOM.
ythfeor the
aboOvOeNdiesUeaMseP;TiTyoiNt;—usle
hthaoveuPaauPd°asiottrcearseems oet
se, TWO
kind of long stond,ng have been cured indeed so
strong is my faith +a its efficacy, hat I will send
130TrIAS tog,tu,r war. an ENTIEVILY NEW
ANL) VaLU ABLE 1U rIsE on this Diseaqi t any
sufferer Give Acdreas in full. Dr. T. A. SLOCUM,
5, Plum Trie Coart, F.trriugdon Street, London.
DIED.
POUNTNEY.—Ou the 17th inst., at litr residente,
King William Street, Dennis Park, Sarah Pounts
nsy, aged 84, sister of toe late William Trow, of
The Old Medical Sp2cialists may be consulted "ally at
11, Great Charles Street, Birmingham
.LNLcss of Powar and Energy, speedily eure.l
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an
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he Proprietors have muck pleasure in
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ig an Ail
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