The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-01-30 00:00:00

ROWLEY.

SenooL BOARD.—A monthly meeting of this
Board was held on Monday night, Mr. G. Green
presiding.—Mr. Cave, in accordance with notice ot
motion, called attention to the duties of the clerk.
He complained that the clerk's duties were not de.
fined, that he did not reside in the district, and
that he was permitted by the Board to delegate his
duties to others. He did not suppose he should
carry his resolution; but if he was beaten he
should bring it forward again. Mr. Cave then
moved that Mr. Wright should be re-appointed clerk
to the Board at the same salary,—Mr. Hadley said
he did not feel inclined to second Mr. Cave's reso-
lution, but he understood something about his
views. It was a well-known fact in that parish
that all the officers, men paidby the ratepayers, were
expected whenever an election took place to sup-
port a certain party. He' contended that was a
great wrong, and he believed that the sole reason
Mr. Cave had brought that question forward was
because of the system of boycotting that had been
practised in reference to himself. He had applied
at that office to examine the books and he
must say that he (Mr. Cave) must have had a mind
like iron to stand the opposition he had met with
in connection with that office. Mr. Wright said
Mr. Cave had not only had an opportunity of ex-
amining the books, but be bad_had more attention
paid to him than all the other members put. to-
gether. No one seconded the resolution, and the
matter then dropped.

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the agents of JAMES EPPS and Co. (the firsi-establishe,
Homceopathic Chemists in England) have a label over the 1
cork with their autograph trade mark.

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No ARTICLE in daily use is more adulterated than Tea.
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