The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-10-04 00:00:00

BRIERLE Y HILL.

NEGLECT OF WORIL--At the Petty Sessions, held on
Monday, before major Fletcher. Messrs. F. Evers, J.
Holeroft, H. Smith, and H. Hall, Frock Moore, a youth,
was charged with absenting himself on tlic 22n4 Mt,
from the service of Ed. Huglington, and claimed 7a 6d
as compensation. Fined ls and costs, and is hit damage ;
in default 14 days'. _ . _

NK AND Elo7ooB.—Jolln Tlainea was !Urged with
being drunk and riotous, on the 26th alt. Police-sergeant
Waiters proved the case. Defendant pleaded guilty.
Fined ls and coats-12s.— ischard Hammond was
charged with being drunk at Bile:icy Hill, on the 23rd
ult. P.S Walters proved the ease. Defendant did not
appear, and he was tined 2s 6cl and costs.
blionwev OFYLNCE.—Aaron Timmins was charged
with obstructing the road at Brierley Hill, on the 22nd
ult. P.B Walters proved the case. Ordered to pay
costs-10s 6d.

SCHOOL BOARD PROsECIITION.—Joseph Sankey arid
Thomas Bullock, were charged by Hugh Verney Breton,
with not sending their children to school. The defence
of Bullock was that she used to send her boy to the
Board School, who is 13 years old, that he got his eye
cut and she took him away, and put him to another
school. The Loy ras asked to write, but be could not
write his own name or spell. Bullock was fined Is, and
the case of Sankey was adjourned for 14 days'.
REFUSING TO QUIT.—At the Police Court, on Thurs-
day, before Major Fletcher and Mr. F. Evers, Josiah
Whittaker and Joseph Williams, were fined 10u and
costs each, for refusing to quit the Holly Bush Inn, when
requested on the 24th tilt. Henry Price, the landlord,
proved the offence.
CAUTION 10 BEERHOUtIE KEEPERS.-- David Stokes,
beerhouse-keeper, Kingswinford, was fined 20, and costs
for keeping his house open during prohibited houre.
CHARGE OF COAL STEALING.—An old MILD named
, Millward, wu charged with stealing a quantity of cool
the property of Sarah Davis, at the belph. After hear-
ing the evidence of complaisant, the case was dismissed.
POCKET I'ICKING.—AIIrAd Young, a Burnainhsro man,
was charged on remand with rebbery from the peistin.
The evidence in this case appeered in cur lest wet Ma
issue. Superintendent Mills hooded to tho naogisti At.
• list of 14 convictions against prisoner including fot r
years penal se! vitude for watch stealing. Prisor er
Pleaded guilty, nod was sentenced to three mouths hard
labour.

CHARGE AGAINST A PCBLICAN.—AIosham Cope, land-
lord of the beveu Stars, Fenton stud, was aargid
with unlawfully keeling his house open during pro•
hibit td hours on the 27th ult. P.C. Doebi,r preset
vie sting defendaut's horse on tie right in quiistion
about half-past 11 o'clock, and found is man in the
kitchen with a pint cup half full of ale. Wiinewa knew
the man who resided in Britrlty hut. l'olice•cooutuble
Giles gave corrobotialve evidence. Defy nt!ant said the
man was a lodger there. nod that he did not have any
drink in the liou,e. Ib-fendnat's site and • unman
named blonntford were called, and after hearing tin ir
evidence, the Bench said there wee a doubt in the ease
of which they 61101111 give the defeuviot I the benefit, and
dis missed him.

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CII ARGE OP CREELTY TO • Honsy.—At IL. Puree
Court, at linenl-y Hill, bet re Major Flerthir,
F. Evers, J. Holeroft, H. Smith. and 11. Hall, Mary
Norwood and David Ward, were charged with cruelly
illtreasing it horse on the 22nd tilt, by working it whilst
in Au unfit state —Riallerl Jarvis, coachman to Mr. IS.
Robinsot, of Stourton, proved the ease, and said that
there were two huge wbands on the horse blecifin g.
Defendant agreed to destroy the horse, and pay costs ;
and the ease was adjourned for 14 days' for that purpote.

• A Vim TO EPPS'S COCOA Manoractmor.—Throagh
the kindness of Messrs. Epps, I recently had an oppor-
tunity of seeing the many complicated and varied pro.
cease. the Cacao beau passes through ere it IA S. :t1 for
public use, and, being both interested and highly pliksol
with what I raw during n.v visit to the manufactory, I
thought a brief account of the Cacao, and the say it
cusnufacturcd by Messrs. Epps, to fit it for it wholesome
and nutritious beverage, might be of interest to the
readers of " Land and Water. "—See Article in " Land
and Water," October 14.

BREAKFAST.—EPPS'S COCOA.—GRATHFUL AND COM.
FORTING.—" By a thorough knowledge of the nataral
laws which govern the operations of digestion and nu-
trition, and by • careful application of the fine properties
of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our break-
fast tables with • delicately davonred beverage which
may save no many heavy doctors' &mita
(lazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Each
packet is labelled—" Janini Errs & Co.. Ilomiropatliic
Chemists. London." Also, makers of Epps's emntoine
• thin refreshing beverage for evening use.

MANUFACTORD OF 1000A,LACA0INE. AND CHOCOLATg
We Will DOW give an amount of the proton adopted
by Messrs: James Epp. it Co., manufacture", of dietetic
articles, at their works in the Enidon-road. London."--
See Article in Part 19 of Caseell's HonAeltold Guide.

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND 110AESENESq.—All suffering
foui irritation of the throat and boareness will be agree.
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded
by the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troches." Three
famous " lozenges" are now sold by most respectable
chemists in this country, at la 1,1 per bon. People
troubled with a "backing cough," a " slight cold," or
bronchial affections cannot try them too aeon, as similar
troubles, if allowed to progress, result it, FtTiol:s l'lllllo.
nary and Asthmatic effectiona. See that the words
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" are on the Government
Stamp around each boa.—London Depot, 193 Oxford-
stn. et.

HOLLOWAY'S PILI.S.— TI. Occoiest ;Tender of Modern
Timer.—They correct biliousness. revent flatulency,
cleanse the liver, and purify the system. reane it. the
debilitated, strengthen the stomach. increase the appe-
tite, invigorate the nerves, promote health, and reinstate
the weak in an ardour and vivacity never before expeti•
enced. The sa!e of the pills throughout the globe RR.
tonishes everybody, cot viueing the most sceptical that
Holloway's Pills tran•ct ads all other medicine for remo-
val of disease of every name. They are indeed a bles-
sing to the afflicted and a boon to thoae who suffer from
any disorder, intern at or external. Thousands of persons
have testified that by their use alone they have been
restored to health after all oiler remedies bad proved
unsuccessful.

AD VICF: To MOT II F: RS MRS. WINK:WeI SOOTHE'S
Sltr.CP run (1111.01,EN !—Should always be used when
Children are cutting teeth; it relit VeS Ow tittle. But,, r
at owe, it produces natural quiet sleep Ly relie‘inu that
child from pain, and the little cherub awakes "an bright
as a button." It is perfectly harmless, and very plsnatut
to taste. It soothes the child, it softens the gutue,al...Y,
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is tie
best known lemedy bar dysentery and dterrtcen whethet
arising from teething or 0' her ran. es M's. Winslovi's
Soothing ti) cup a. a hi ty thausenON of ilodh i; ••
in all parts of tLe world at Is lid per bettle,auei 11111 011
of Kober* can tettity to its virine.-111anutir WIN 4'3
Oxford-street, London.

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