The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-05-28 00:00:00

BOARD OF GUARDIANS.

Mr. P. P.ll-2-et,r preidded at the usual weekly
meetim2 of this Board hl I yesterday; the other
meinbe-s nrist wPre. M-ssrs. Burr, Rol inson.
Hingtey. Griffin, Park. a Dawes, Bryce, J. Billing-
ham, Gut, Pe., r.-on Br.:elts, Rhodes, H. Billingham,
w. String,r_ W. rthington, Yardley and Hill.
The Master rap .rted : Admitted, 17; discharged,
7; dead, 2; remaining in t• e H.,use, 554; against
500 for the correspondinv week la,t year. The
out low- red f was s follows : Kingswinford £45 95
0,1; Stourbridge, £35 15s 611; Halesowen, ..C2B
id• non-ec-,i'-ent paupers, .22 Is 51; total,
L:112 53 0d; against £ll7 17s Od for the correspond-
in,: week last year.
It was decided, on the application of the LeAs
0-4ardi ns, to petition the Local Government B,rii:d
to introd..ce in the new County Governm. nt.13:11
provisi n 3 tuakiri.! incumbent opin assistaut-
overseers and collect, r 3 to produce to Guardians
and the r Clerk all their b oks and other documents
when considered necesary. and to abolish the office
of paroc,:ial overseer.—A 1 tter was read from the
Local Government Board stating that it was al, eady
duty of collectors : ppointd by Guardians to
attend the meetiiigs of in- Guardians and r'i ant e
Committee, and to produce their books and accohnt:,
for insp eti ii when ordered to do so.
A lett-r was received from Mr. Bishop asking r
an increae of salary.
Mr. H Billingham said they were all agreed that
this officer was the worst paid, and he begge Ito
propo-e that the salary be raised fro:u £7 103 to
£ls.—Mr. Stringer said Mt, Billingham had adopted
a very modest sum, and he hat much pi, asure in
c- econding the proposiiim Lite pr position was
arried unanitnou-ly.
The Building C nnmitte3 reported that the
Master of the House stated that by removing mole
inmates to tre new t, nts he cone find accomod..•
t: ,n for reliving the nursery referred to by Mr.
Long.— Ile report was r ceived.

HoLIDAY REFLECTIONS —With the approach of
Whi,sunticle the min setn naturally to turn to
anticipa ions of Swiss climbing an i Rhine
experteuc,—, the roue r.b ances of which g so far
to make the remainder of ou- Ea 41iih year bearable
Talking ; f the one of, per iapA, tme most
pl,a.ant elc,ene tees t toe tr;tv,ll-ir is—u ;:ct to the
contra-it in the A•iceiter ,!itt i ; ;he style Le.
Lvim wai'AM hi h,i. ,my ti-ters iltrAUe s hin t.-.
Thk th. 3 mitt.r 0 wine alone flow iii ku
it dg d that am e ..m• '0:43 sulh 1 enial ed
hy the li•_tht ie•resti. .i:t why:-
h ge-s —say at st. (1,,a or hich h •
re ONO small, -in fa aro, app a.• tryi hfr
able at Lou,. Cicnnatanc. i i.vd. it- is :ro-,
hi lie t • pe. re:ited realiz o
but, in tuthr; h.. new sehaiu., W & A
IA r tb. i.ht tab. Kines
Or many an : - nagr InehiluOter -mud Ka lowi z
t One Shilin. per ho tl , do much to
meet tv t a r ..vAtt4
Mornini Lost 21,t May, 1887.
„—A • h. 11 ,t_the Vita al

ol . E aicket,
eputy•-u,iri er .c rig tne 'main o the id at
ats ehil . Co .ier, s.iLe worain, who le-
-Lies at "; id'a 1 gin4-sous, Angel Stro t.
From th- t,v•ilcnee f Is. Jeuita.a Joltsss,
49, Btriuttinh Street, it appear l she was ealicd :o
at' rid to iiioteer of d a as,d a out I er •-'cliick on
N lon a
utn vt _. She aF lei up on a Lote •
to •iievtuz °fa er, f Or. E Agar, t. e
varm.:, dot t.• Ih-.: no e Was adir ssed :o Dr.
Et.ctr ,o a.teu i. Ate Cope iin ..er coufi•ieme t.
By an arri- g.ineet with hr. Eagar she itaenied
t.ie p4ri ri ca-es r:ept the bid c and teen silo
fAched Dr. Ea.g A:usrlz.-I'he Coro sr said it was
a very irre;ul r tircedina. \V t teas resuming,
sa wh .n she got t., cend had been
75.) ii foie, 011 litt itei. It •CAS sina I c ild.
S.ie wee I Ito it, and ij no c •usider th re as
an,. necessity tor the attenaance of tee dActor
She saw the child again aootic hal;-pest seven
o'cloc,-i on Tui,day ',notating aud it was thee dew,.
The cuothor t.)ld her that she hail LA the baby
shoat seven o'cioek a d went to B.ottp, and when
she awoke again the (mill was dead. it Wag dis-
coloured °it the face, neck, and aack, Dr. Henry
Hammond Smith said he 6£l,w the baby on Tuesday
afterno m. It was rather a small c did Th re
were no external g`ll9 to account for death. —TLe
jury r turned a verdi.., to tee effect tnat 1-..ceaseu
was found dead in bed.
To BAKEtti Mu l'ol,te Court yes..erlay, b -
fore Col set F etcher and Messrs T. D. Thomas
ant E NV- lib, Edward Brown, bak r. Dailey, was
charge Aitb c4ti in bread to be deiivered withot t
weighing Eluband saw the defendant's
lad at era sly, on the I.Bth ins , d live jig bread
with ut weighin; it. De end nt was tined 10i arid
co‘ts•

u7tc.i.L NEOUS.—BehjiMin Harris, Blau r
man. TAbot Str et, wis charged with assaulti; g
William Juoes. coal aul r, Talb d Street, on the
14th inst. The fitc-,8 ot ttle ease 4 ere reported last
week, wi4eb the ease wits a journ-d for medical
testimony. or. U. smith, ,ho ores.sed the wound,
s4i,i i.. as dmfflc& o say how the mound was
ciased, bat he -ad nut t c ,ul,l be caused t,y
his ha d iri thr itl it-in w. Toe ct.,. wu,s
udi 'lately di:, in -Be.l za married,
Lye, was tine: 5s and tor a..-aultiaz an od
wan, n 04=11 Joseph Patdoe, oo tam 21-it, in.t, by
thr win.; $ :foe ditty water on titin —S:tiuttel Lett
(13), Bretile Lane, and James Dalton k. 3). Coals
bou•nbr ok, were na .ted wi h sto ii g twelve
yowl; turk.-ys, value :303, the pr,por y ot Edwaad
Car:suns, farmur, Wollaston, on the 23rd inst.
Defenda.t. o d• red to tee we six strokes i,vith
the bir. h rod —W Umain Perry (2J), wriker, Lye,
and S;utluel Fri chant (2) bucket in diet., Lye were
onarged with p 1 iyi g pitch alio to oil the 22 td
inst, in We-. et r La-e. Pri-c,ard was fined 5e
aid costs, and Perty 2: 61 ani costs
Dowler (21), labourer, Toe Cliff', was fined 10s and
co ts for aging .hscen • I daguage on the 14 hi it
in the High Street —Charles Adams, labourer,
Oldswt tot, v‘ae hoed 58 meluding eo,s lcr ut).
si ruw, trig ;tie hihv.t oa the 1 i.a lost, by leaving
a kn..- ant 'art th reou for a loag an , unreasonable
time Newt.)n, Cladley, was charg-d
. a pigeon; v due 6s, oil the 22nd inst. tie pro.
uerty diary 810 met, Ooidley. Defendant was
de I 6. the vi;a • ot ;he ptge,m, and pay the costs,
number of p rs.)ni l.u,n Cradiey were sum.
moue(' for tiegleotiog to seal ti,eir child •en to
sonool re4ut trly. Fia:s varym4 from Is to 3s vitro
inflir:ted.

A Ul-11)NEST 'TAN r. ,Jarne,s -Iyan (11,
dra.,er'4,13.31-tan•, w dIJ 20.. or 14 d Lys, for
,tealing a coantity of wearing apparel th piopeity
of his e.t.ploy,r, Julio T. ~yd r clothier, High at.,
StJurbrid.m —qr. Ward lefeuded.

Cutit.TY TO A Cow. Jepn Cutler, farmer,
of 'flew, was oriered to pay Ws 61, COits, rut'
cru ity to a cow on the 16Lli inst. Mr. Perey pro-
secuted.

CALmos.—Flarey Nicholls, rualtster, Wa9 ordered
to piy 5- 6 : for leaving his bicycle on the loitpath,
deary J Walker. cl.rlc, Audi tn. Nvis ord red
to pay 5s 6,1 for riding his bicycle on the footpath.

When one consid,ro whit St. Jacob 3 Oil will
accoinpitau its ta infallible annihilator of aio, tile
two a ,c 1 six ;t, costs appear actually insignite ta
Should ch ,otists near by be ou, of it, write to T e
Charl,s A.. Vogeter Caw pany, 415, Farritigion, Road,
Lon.ton, and the rsponee will be prompt.
GU I LTY,— rtip ill-effects pro 'ucei by the pernicious
custom uf taking at on 4 cat.-.11,t,c. such as pits, etc., to
"keep vie bow -is odeu 1 I" a-iu the" system in grod
repat ! is nu,/ e,ottung s well known that sens,ble
people nay" w o n to -.ee tat dahliasl doong wi-h
dra tie int/Ml.llra u prooucti e•.f tue h (-deal :Dj mu.
tho,e who •tr -iit of rittu, t .lly s sma.owing
for reltaf f-oin di ,easa tur,,ugh ,ughtles !lead shiid
Cect,e n praet.c:: at onime, itop bittdra Eh,- safest,
purest is a b at oi f in ly 3114 is ituiversally
Ica.,wu to expd a.i Jen.attua of aickaeas r, store
hea.S4 to lime feebt,. They give uotirsh ej to She
bmily o tut-wain-44 tee eleoleuts otcro .4(4 ata vitality.
op Bitter" uavd th, g,esteat if um es vi.tue, ; being
s c- most t-eaching
and rwrwauent I. he rn,,st nighly es eemed
(lic e day Bw.e ot in tutor's.
6ee Green Hot, Cluster "on label ad our mon, and
address at its fo.it. File Hop Bitters Company Limited
111, Farringdon Rot. !, Loudon. .

.
Ili° inedmil proic.,3ionare uciw ordering Carson-re
t.,ocos. LSSENCE in thousands of cases, because it contains
more nutritious sad hesh-forming elerneuts Juan any ether
beverage, and it is preferable to the thick starchy Cocoa
ordinarily sold. When you ask for iiadbury's Cocos
EzStLlCti be out o that you get it, as shopkeepers often push
imitations for the take ot extra profits. Makers is tee
Queen. eari6 Depot. it. Failborough It. Honore

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