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The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.

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CONSULTATION BY LSTTES WITHOUT FEE.
DR. H. SMITH, the Eminent Specialist for
the Cure of all Debilitating Diseases, will, for the
benefit of Country Patients who cannot consult him per-
sonally, on receiving descriptions of their case, send his
opinion, with advice and directions for the most success-
ful restoration to health and vigour.
Address, Dr. H. SMITH, 8, Burtomerssaent, London
WC.

pp. 180 cloth, in; post free for 18 Stamps.
DOG DISEASES TREATED BY 110MCE-
OPATRY. —By J4xus Moons., M.R.C.V.S.
Loudon James Epps if Co.. Hornesopathic Chemists,
48 Threadneedle-street; 170 Piccadilly; and 112 Great
Russell-street. Stourbridge: J. R. Bland end E. P.
Morris. Bewdley R. Newnan. Worcester: T. With.
erington.
HOWEOPATIIIC MEDlClNVS.—Caution.—Each bottle or
tube of medicine is recur. 4 by a bold ever the cork bear-
ing the signature, "Janice Epps 8c Co., Ron.ceopathic
Chemists, London," without which in no cue can it be
genuine.

DYER'S %% ATCHEB—The Best and Cheapest in the
World (vide Timee). 30 PER CENT SAVED
Lowest Price.: Aluminium, 18s to 250: Workmen's
Good Silver, 26s to 39.; Ditto Hunting Case, 46s ;
Ladies Elegant Silver (small 'ire), 361 ; Hunting Case-
-420; Gent's Splendid Silver Levers, 45s to 105 a; Hunt,
tug Case, 70s toll& ; Ladies Fashionable Gold Watches,
555: Ditto Hunting Case, 118 a ; Gent's Splendid Gold
Levers. 98.; Hunting Case, 130 s. Every kind of First
Class Gold end Silver Watches kept in Siock, at Lowest
Wholeeale Cash Prices. All Watches warranted to nu,
chasers from one to five Sears (web, by Printed and
Stamped Warranties. signed, GEORGE 111 Prie,.
Lists and Orders E ent safe per Post to ail Feria f the
world. Post Office Orders Payable Regent-street; Ban-
kers, Union Bank of London.—DYEß, Goldsmith land
Watch:oder, 90, Regeat-street, London, W.

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Hamlet
of The Lye and to the Superintendent of Police
of the District of Stourbridge, in the county of Worces-
ter, and to all whom it may concern.
I, WILLIAM MORGAN, Beerhonse-keeper, row
residing at The Hayes, in the Hamlet of The Lye, in the
county of Wore, ster, and for the six mouths last past
having resided et The Hayes aforesaid, do hereby give
notice that it is my intention to APPLY at tim Adjourned
General Annual Licensing Sleeting to be hoirlt n et the
Public Gilice in the township of Stourbridge, in the said
county, on the 3011, day of September instant, for a
License to sell Wines and Spirits by Retail, to be drunk
or consumed in the house Sr premises thereunto belong-
g, situate at The Hayes, in the Hamlet of The Lye
aforesaid, rented by me of John Mobberley, of The Lye
aforesaid, and now in my occupation, and which said
h.. 11110 and premise, are kspt by Inc as a hi erhouse known
by the sign of the 'Par Tree."
Given under my hand this 3i4 day of September,
, 187 S.

WILLIAM MORGAN,
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

THE WATERLOO-ROAD TRAGEDY.

Four days after the attempt to murder the house-
keeper of the "Hero of Waterloo Tavern," the body of
her assailant was found in the mud of the River
l'harues, in fact oLly a few yards hum the ecene of the
_

—.—
It will be remembered, that wt midnight on Wed-
nesday, in last week, Henry Wigg, a guard on the
South Western Ralway, shot Ellen Stone, discharging
several chambers of a revolver at her. He then placed
the muzzle of his weapon just in front of his own right
ear, shot himself, and escaped out of the house, running
down the aide streets in the direction of the Brlvidere-
read. Shortly after he had escaped, he was traced
to the very spot where his body was found at half-past
two o'clock on Sunday morning. The earliest intel-
ligence received about him by daylight on Thursday
morning was that he had left a track down College-
street, and that his foot-prints and blood-stains had
been seen on the mud and on a raft of timber. The
original report turned out to be correct, for near the
spot, imbe&ed in the mud, and below a balk of
timber, was the body found It was immediately con-
veyed to the Lambeth Workhouse to await an inquest.
Intelligence of the finding of the body of Wigg was
communicated to Ellen Stone on Monday, and she
appeared to derive considerable satisfaction from the
information. It had been suspected that she enter-
tained some fear that he was still alive, and might at a
future time renew his attempt on her life; and it was
therefore considered advisable to acquaint her of his
end. This done, she became more composed than she
was before.

An inquest was held on Tuesday, on the body of
Henry Wigg, which resulted hi • verdict that he com-
mitted suicide while in an unbound state of mind.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

THE HARVEST

The heavy:rains of the past week (save the Magnet)
have not only retarded the progress of Ihr rvest, but
have, in some measure, depreciated the condition of
the wheat. The delay has not improved prospects, as
a late harvest is always the canoe of anxiety, and so far
probably not much m ,re than one qiiarter of the crop
has been secured.
The late accounts to hand reopecting the yield in
France are more satisfactory. There is still an ac-
knowledged deficiency, which will require a liberal im-
pertation to make good. La Patric estimatts the
winter wheat crop to be 5 million hectolitres below the
average, and spring wheat about one-third of a million.
Hungary has three fourths of a crop. Austria and
Germany, on the other band, have come out well, and
with the exception of some districts in the south, Russia
has apparently gathered a fair crop.
With reference to the yield in the United States, the
American Department of Agriculture announces that
the prospective wheat crop Is placed at 220,000,000
bushels. The yield, in many instances, is stated to
have greatly exceeded expectations.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

DUDLEY.

SERIOUS CAIN Or CUTTING AND WOTJITDINO.—At the
POIiCP Court, on Monday. before Alderman Wilkinson
and Bagott, Mary Ann Elizabeth Bedford, of Muskroom
Green, was charged with rutting and wounding Samuel
Hill, shoemaker. of the same place, on tbe 23rd ult.—
Mr. Stokes defended —Complainant said he was quarrel!.
ing on the day in question with the husband of defen-
dant. Upon being knocked down, defendant came out
of her house with a table knife, and commenced cutting
his cheek and nose. He cried out " She's killing see,"
and upon that complainant's wife and ster-danghter
came to his assistance, and got defendant and her hus-
band away from him. Cross examined • Witresa said
he waa sober. FIN had a fight with defendant's husband.
After defendant rut him with the knife, he called her a
lot of bad names, but not before thst.—Silvia Cole, the
step-daughter of complainant, stated that she saw him
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

HALESOWEN, WORCESTERSHIRE.

VALUABLE PROPERTIES.
MESSRS. CHESSHIRE and GIBSON
will OFFER for BALE by PUBLIC AUCTION,
at the SEMITONE HOTEL, HALESOWES, on TUESDAY,
the 30th day of SEPTEMBER NEXT, at Four o'clock in
the afternoon—
Valuable Small PROPERTIES and ACCOMMODA-
TION LANDS, containing together 38a 2r 38p., situated
in the townships of The Hill, Ronisley, Haebury, and
Maletoweu Borough, in eighteen lots, or in such other
iota no may be determined at :the time of site, and sub-
ject to conditione to be then produced.
Plana and particulars may be obtained from the Mid-
land Countiee Herald Office, Birmingham; Messrs.
Whiteley, Milward, Bibles, and Lee, Solicitors, Water-
loo Strict; W. S. Allen, Fig , Solicitor, Waterloo Street;
Messrs. J. Matthews and Soon, Surveyors, Waterloo
Street ; the Auctioneere. New Street, all of Binning-
ham ; and at the place of sale.

I 'NYSE'S WORKMEN'S WATCH CLUBS.—
Mr. GEORGE DYER, the Eminent Watchmaker,
SO, Regent-street, London, has organised a system of
Workmen's Watch Clubs, which enables members to
obtain nt WHOLESALE LIST PRICES, his celebrated
Silver Watches by the payment of as low a sum as 14
week Iv, the advantage to workirg men and others of
obtaining good °watches on such easy terms is fully re-
cognised by the numerous Clubs, which are and have
MON EYTO BE LENT in town or country been established in all branches of Trade, and in Her
to Gentlemen, Farmers, Tradesmen, or others, Majesty's service, at home and abroad. Secretaries are
from £5O and upwards upon personal security. Interest required at all places to establish and conduct them, and
a per cent. per annum. from one to seven years. No any party wishing to obtain the management of a Club.
eommission or charges made. Also sums from £l,ooo°ll en obtain particulars lay post, or otherwise, on applica-
mortgage, at 84 per cent. on freehold or leasehold pro- tion Si above. 'I lie system has proved a real boon to
party, for any term not exceeding 21 years—Apply to thousande of the members as tending to encourage pro.
r, Emu Retrain, Civil Engineer and Surveyor (laia vident habits and enabling them to obtain valuable
Cranston, and larelay) 11 Euston-square, London. Watches without trouble or inconvenience to them.
solves.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

THE CHOLERA.

Up to the time of going to press the Lancet
had not beard of any case of Asiatic cholera in
this country. There is no doubt the disease has
obtained a firm footing in Havre. The British
Medical Journal says cholera was imported into
Havre by ships arriving from infected ports in
Germany.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

Per Etlb. to ainit—tke offal.

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6d. d.
Coarse & Int beasts 4 6t 0 Pr. coarse vroolled 6 00 4
Second quality do. 0 5 Prime aortal:Owing 66 6
Prime large oxan.. 5 10 6 0 Large coarse calves 4 0 4 S
Prime Sores, Jac— 6 2 6 4 Prime small ditto.. 6 21 10
Coarse dt Inf. sheep 4 8 5 0 %ergo bogs ..... 4 14 6
Second quality do. I 26 15 firmal porkers .... 0 05 4

METROPOLITAN MEAT M AUBE C.—MONDAY.
The supply of meat has fallen eft but the weather beluit
mild, the trade is slow, at the subjoined currency :
Per Blb, by the carcase,
a. rt. s. el. s. 4. a. d.
Inferior beef 8 4 4 0 I Irfellor mutton.. 4 0 6 0
1
Middling ditto ...„. 4 2 4 8 Middling ditto .. 5 0 6 6
Prime large ditto
Prime small ditto
Veal . ......... „ „ 5 0 5 6 Small ditto
Lambs, 5c On, to 64. 61.
110 Pd.
._. . .. .

Plop picking has been co—Mtne-need, but the ItccoaNts re-
ceived so tar respect ng the )leld are not encouraging. The
poles ome derail light, and the ct nt the recent wind.
Is seen In several distries In the Mashed state el the hops.
There has been no activity in the trade since oru last, out.
good hope Sc. arm in price.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

JOHN POWELL.

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
of Kingswinford in the County of Stafford, and to
the Superintendent of Police of the Division of King-
ewinforil and Wordeley, in the said County, and to all
whom it may concern.

I, JOHN EDGE, Confectioner, now residing at High.
street, Penmett, in the parish of Eingswinford. in the
County of ndo.fford, to hen by give notice, toot it is ray
intention to APPLY at the Aojoin had General Annual
Licensing Meeting to be holden at the PaLlic Office,
Brierley Hill, in the Division aforesaid, in the said
County, on the 29th day of September instant, for a
CERTIFICATE to Sell by Retail, Sweet Wines, to be
consumed on the Premises, at a shop situate at High.
street, Peosnett, in the parish of limgswitiford, in the
county of Stafford, and being .ithin the said Division.
Given under my hand, this 2nd day of September,
1873.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

THE GIGMILL, STOURBRIDGE.

MR. H. KING will SELL by AUCTION,
on Mosinev, the 15th day of Szttrzmnta, 1873,
as above, the LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK.
comprising 2 New Mihill COWS, 1 HEIFER, Sow, 3
Store Pigs, 3.5 Geese, 12 Turkeys, 5 Couples of Fowls,
Rick of well-ended Hay, Materials of Cow Shedding and
Stabling (nearly new), 2-knife Chaff Engines, Cow Ties,
Heel Hake, Hay Forks, Rick Sheet, Quantity of Manure,
Barrel Churn, Dairy Utensils, Capital GREENHOUSE
(nearly new), Quantity of Greenhouse Plants, 4 Hives
of Bees, Wooden Bee House, 4 Canaries, Breeding and
other Cages, ; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Ma)
hogany Chest of Drawers, Sofa, Chairs, Tables, Cup--
b-ards, Iron French Bedsteads, Mattresses, Flock Beds,
Antique t lock, with handsome brass dial, and numerous
other Effects, the property of Mr. Edwardti, who is
leaving the neighbourhood.
Catalogues may be hail of the Auctioneer, Stoarbridge
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock,

DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE TITHE.
FREE ESTATE.
In the Parish of BETTWS in the County of SALOP,
Miles from Kerry Station on the Cambrian Railway,
awl 8 miles from Newtown, Montgomeryshire.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN

RAILWAY.

On Thursday morning an accident occurred
on the Great Western Railway line, near Lydney,
which caned a collision between two goods
trains. A number of cattle strayed on the line,
and the 1.30 up goods train ran into them, kill-
ing three and injuring others. The train then
came into collision at a crossing with another
goods train. Several trucks were damaged, one
laden with beer being completely destroyed.
The line was blocked for several hours.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

AND CONTAINING ALTOGETIIKY,

8.55 ACRES OR THEREABOUTS.

31-K. H. KING is favoured with instructions
to SELL by AUCTION on luau:pa, the gym
day of SILPTEMBEK, 1673, at the BEA11:0 HEAD LIN,
Newtown, Montgomeryabire, at Fon: o'clock in the
AfTELNPON, in the fallowing or such other Lots as may
be decided upon at the tame of Sale, and subject to
conditions then to be produced, and which can be seen
at the offices of Mr. B. Chesshire, Solicitor, Temple
how, Birmingham, three days before the day of Sale, ,
Ex;
Lot I —All that desirable FREEHOLD and TITHE-
FEEL ESTATE, known as " ANDLECOTY Fame,"
aituate in the Parsh of Bettws, in the CiAinty of Salop,
consisting of about 341 Acres of ARABLE, MEADOW,
PLANTA TIONS, and PASTURE LAND, with an excel.
lent HOUSE, ample Farm Buildings, and two Work-
men's COTTAGES.
This Estate is divided into e:nyenient Fields chiefly
with a soutii-seatern aspect, lies within a riLg fence and
adjoins the road leading tram Clan to Newton; it is
bounded by Lands of Each Yowls, Mr. H. Lloyd, Mr.
Mantle, and Mr. Carter, and slorde capital Shooting
which may be increased, as there ire several Covers on
too Estate and on the adjoining Properties.
The views from the Property are very beautiful and
extensive. One of the finest panoramas of Welsh
scenery ia obtained from Kerry Pule, which is but a
short distance from this Property.
The above will be found worthy the attention of
Capitalist Sc a sound and improving investment.
Lot 2—A Piece of PASIUHE LAND, FREEHOLD
and Tithe-free, part of the above Estate, initiated on
Ito west side of the said road to which it has a con-
siderable frontage, and contsicing about Foutteen
Acres.
Particulars, with lithographed plans, may be had four-
teen days before the sale, at the Bear's Heed Inn, New-
town ; or of B. Cheashire, Esq., Solicitor, Temple Row,
Birmingham: or of the Auctioneer, Stourbridge.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, .SEPTEMBER 10th.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

THOMAS HILL.

frO the Overseers of tho Poor of the Town-
." ship of Cradley, and to the Superintendent of
Police, of the lli.trict of Stoutbrolge, in the county of
Worcester, and to all whom it way concern.

I. GEORGE PA LURID° E, Beer. seller. now residing
at Two Oates, in the townbhip of Crauley, m the County
of IVorcester, and for sit mouths last past hoeing resided
at Two (lamb, in the tosniship of Cradley aforesaid, do
hereby give notice that it is my inteniiou to APPLY :it
the Adjoirrnsd General Annul Licensing Meeting b, be
holden et the Public Office, in the tosuship Of Slolll.-
bridge, in the said county, on the 30th day of September
instant, for a HICEN Cc. to bell Excibeable liquors 1.•,,
Retail, to ho drunk or censun.ed in the House or Itemises
thererintii belonging, situate at 'lwo Gates aforesaid.
rented by use of Isaiah Hughes, of the township of
Cradley. and now in my own tie, p dui., and which iqiid
honse arid prem:irr Zr.r SQ• Lee aS Is I;l2efli .Use,
kuownby tho sign or ' The Why Not lull.'
Given under nn y iiand Into 4th day of September,
1873.

GEORGE PARTRIDGE

TO the °veneers of the Poor of the Town-
shap of Wolleseote, and to the Superiutenoen.. f
Police, f the I, st,.et of Sloorbride, in the County uf
Wurtlebtet, tilld to bat UllOlO2 it Iltotj

I. EDMUND HART, Coal DPaler. now rcsiding in
the bawl. tot Wollescote. in th county of tVor,ester,
and for oil mouth- last past having resoled In \Voile:wow
aforesaid; do Itorciiy give no,lee tat it is my intLution
to A i•PLY at the Adjourned General ALLUaI ',leen a.m.!
Sleet ng, to be holden at the Public Office in the torn-
ship of Stourbridge, in the said County, on the 30th day
of September instant, tor a LI.CENU: to tell haeisesble
Lulu as by Retail:, ti be drunk or consumed on the pre-
mises, situate at Wutiescote, in my own occupation, as a
BeerhOUbe.

Given under my hand this sth day of September,
1873.

EDMUND HART.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS.
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse
the vitiated blood whenever on find its im-
purities bursting through the skin in pimples,
eruptions, or sores ; cleanse it when you find
it obstructed And sluggish in the veins ; cleanse
it when it is foul, and your foelings will tell
you when. Keep the blood pure, and the
health of the system will follow.
As this mixture is pleasant to the tnsto, end
warranted free from anything injurious to the
most delicate constitution of either sex, the
Proprietors solicits sufferers to give it a trial
to test its value.
CLARKE'S WORLD.FAMEB BLOOD
MIXTURE is Sold in Bottles 2s 3d each, and in
Cases, containing viz times the quantity, llu each--
sufficient to effect 9. permanent cure in the great
majority of long-standing cases. by all Chemists and
Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the United King-
, dom and the world, or sent to any address on receipt
of 27 or 132 stamps, by the Proprietor,
F. J. C LARK K,CHRIIIST, Apothecaries' Hall,Lincoln.

Wholale A 1 Patent Medicine Howe&
LONDON DRPOT : 150 OXFORD STREET.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

HALESOWEN.

BREWSTER SESSIONS.—The anneal licensing meeting
for the division of hales Owen, was bald at the Public
Office on Tuesday, toe Magistrates on the Bench being
Messrs. F. I). Lea Smith, Edward Gem, and James Wet.
Hon.—The report, presented by Superintendent Kemp.
showed a siight increase in the number of convictions
for drunkenness, which he attributed to the higher
wages and ehorter hours. Only one publican had been
proceeded against during the year, and in consequence
of the overwhelming evidence brought forward for the
defence, the charge woe dismissed. There were two
applications for new lieenses, one by Nathan Smith,
the Shelton lon, Belle Vale, for • spirit license, and by
Ebonies Marriott, of Elamite, for • beer license. Both
applicetions wire refused, the Bench being of opinion
there were already sufficient licensed hcuses in the
and an increase of the somber was not desir-
able. The whole of the existing victuallers licenses, to
the r.ninlirr of fifty-two, and, the beer licenses. number-
ing twenty-one. were renewed.

CHARGE AGAINST A DIARING STORR DEALSR.—Thos.
Hartahorn, a marine store dealer, residing at Netherton,
was charged with receiving from John Harrison. a boy.
iiged eight years, a quantity or riga and bones, the
properiy of Eliza Harrison, well knowing the same to
have been previously stolen. The evidence adduced
WWI to the effect that the boy was constintiv robbing
his mother, and taking the plunder to the defendant,
who purchased it from him for considerably less than
its value. The mother of the boy several times re-
monstrated with the defendant, and requeated him not
to purchase anything more from her son, but on the
24th alt the latter stole the articles in question and
offered them to the defendant, who at once purchased
them After these facts had barn dimposed to the caFe
was adjourned for the attendatie of a material witness
and the defendant was libersted ninon giving bail for Lis
aers•arance.
'F _ _ -

A LENIRNT Wire.--At the Podoe Court, on rueeday,
before Major Smith, 11.neer4. E. Gdm and J. Watson,
John Cross was charged with 'seedling his wife on the
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

SPUTTERINGS FROM JUDY'S" PEN.

IF the Yankee succeeds In crossing the Athintic In his
ba'toon, it woulr ho as writ So get a leaf nut of his book,
flougb, perhaps, it would ouly o n fly leaf biter all

. .
A ( Him) of Iletal—One of the Woolwich Infants.
ISINGLASI—ArI 014 won In spectacle..

.NoT a ',try Soft P,l!ar—Whina IL Is down a granite pillar !

A K,lling Gsme—Crosky.
WHEN you burn sllkbtone coals Is It the correet thing to
light tLe tire with satin wood ?

Mr. GRACE io, It Is said, to get £1,5)0 for his Australian
tour, lb he guts Ills sum for a two'er, what wi,l be paid for
S score'

howI:THUM likely to End In Smoke—The report of a gun.
• Fiala° Party—A coal merchan*.
goxgrillNG all the better with i Llning—A mine.
A NEW CILEATI..N Adam Is Fact Commissioner of
Works. No 0110 can ikny but what he Is the proper man.
A 13b000ino Err -a- Rouge in private life.
cootnN (r.j.rts 01 the S ,a.shore—Niga,
Irt Ii Lov,z s ()lot (:w.dilates for the [neon. Court.
—Jody.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

SHORT AND PITHY.

"Put your words closer together," was the advice
of a judge to a prisoner who had geld, "I am not, after
all, go great a scoundrel as your lordalslp—takes me to be.
- - - -

" Pray, sir, of what profession are you ?" asked Mr.
Bdwin James, of • witness who had come prepared to prove
Stars, and who WM deemed not very respectable. "air, I
am • shoemaker and wine merchant." '' A what, sir r said
the learned connaeL " A wine merchant and shoemaker."
"Then," mid Mr. James, "I may describe you as • sherry
cobbler ,"

In one of the suburban schools • school inspector
ors out the word " posher "to kola.' for spelling. It was •
poser to MI Wit reached the foot of the desk when • curly-
headed little fellow spelled it correctly, but, being asked to
deans it, he shouted out, "More salt."

An enterprising phrenologist rum wrote s note to
the late Charles Dickens, asking permission to make ass exa-
mination of his cranium. Dickens replied:—" Dear sir,—At
this time I require the use of my skull, but as soon ae Ii
shall be at leisure I will willingly place it at your disposal."
"Eat your bread, Charles—do not fling it away,"
mid a learned and good judge to one of his family the other
day, lidding, "for who knows, in the vicissitudes of this We,
if you may not some day want It / " The old gentleman had
to cough, look learned,, and go away, when his youngster
answered, more logically than his parent, .1f I eat it, now
can I have it when I want it?"
An old lady gave this as her ides of a great loan:
"oas who Is tearful of his clothes, don't drink epereta, ken
read without spelling the words, and eat a cold dinner on
wash-day without grumbling
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

SEED.

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LONDON, Monday, Bept. I.—N-4hiag parsing In Cl°repined
for want of aupplies of new Noxltsh, Id foreign samplmwere
held at full ratec 8oro• near white Mustara-seed appeared
from Essex, quality arid stonslitfon fair, but held too high for
the views of the bayers, and knees not yet fixed ; ohl parcels
were uoaltered ds value New wisker Tares were rather dear.
Vine new bye advarced considerably, haring a demand for
teed ramples for France. trlfolitun the same as lad week.
Trefoil firm at fell rate..
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Town.
ship of Cradley, and to the Superintendent of
Police, of the District of Stourbridge, in the County of
Worcester, and to all whom it may concern.

I, THOMAS HILL, Beerhonse-keeper, now refitting
at Park-lane, in the township of Cradley, in the county
of Worcester, and for nix months last past having resided
at Park-lane, in the township of Cradiey, in the county
of Worcester, do hereby give notice that it is my inten-
tion to APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual Licen-
sing Meeting to be holden at the Public Office, in the
township of Stourbridge, its the said county, on the 30th
day of September instant, for a LICENCE to sell Excise-
tithe Liquors by Retail, to be drunk or consumed in the
house or premises thereunto belonging, situate at Park-
lane, in the township of Gradley aforesaid, rented by me
of Harper and Moores of the township of Oddley. and
now in my occupation, ana it hich said house and premises
are now kept by me as a beerhoune, and knowu by the
sign of the " I'ark Lane Tavern."
Given under my hand, this 3rd day of September,
1873.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

PROSPECT PLACE HANBURY HILL,

STOURBRIDGE.

TR. EDWARDS is favoured with instrue-
.ol lions from Mr. Henry Hughes, who is changing
his residence, to SELL by ACC fION, upon the pre-
mise. aforesaid on NV EDNXBDAY next, Mg PlemBER 10th,
1873, part of the Genteel HOICSLHOLD Flitail 1 HEE
and effects, comprising Mahogany four-poet Bedstead@
and Hangings, Hair Mattress, Prime Feather Beds,
Mahogany Chest-upon-Chest, Linen Chest, Two Chimney
Glasses, best plates in handsome Gilt Frames, siv
Mahogany Crown-back Chairs, Pair Armed and Easy
sliding Chairs, Spanish Mahogany Telescope, Dining
Table, 8 feet 6 inches long by 4 feet 6 inches wide, Pair
Mahogany Hound Centre, and other Tables, Handsome
Mahogany enclused Pedestal side-Board, 6 feet 3 inches
long, Brass Curtain Poles and kings, Fine Toned Grand
Horizontal Spare Concert PIANOFORTE, with Metalic
Plate 6i Octaves in Massive Mahogany Case, by Brood-
wood and Sons, Music Stool, Ornamental Bronze Hall
Table, Bronze Tea Urn, Iron Garden Chair, Mahogany
Sofa, Three Guns with percussion Cocks single and
double Barrens, Excellent Casks, Mashing and other
Tubs, Ladder, Wheelbarrow, Dog Kennel, Measures,
200 feet Imsh Zinc Tubing, 'three Spring Window
Hollers for Shop Blinds, with Iron Supports for Shop
Fronts, Stone Slab, Glazed Frames, Carriage Jack,
Scythe and Snead, Odd Tools, Large Wash Tub and
effects.
Sale to commence in the Morning at Eleven o'clock.
.

Catalogues may be had at the Auctioneer's Office, No.
3u, Market-street, Stourbridge, who will forward them
by post on application.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

EASTERN RAILWAY.

On Thursday morning last, an englue-driver
named Harris was rffn over, near the railway
station, at Bury St. Edmunds, by an engine
which was coming out of the engine-shed, and
hi a body was cut completely in two. The en-
gine was moving very slowly, but the deceased
was old and not very active, and in attempting
to get out of the way he stumbled.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

BARNETT MILL, CHADDESLEY CORBETT.

INR. H. KING will SELL by AUCTION,
OD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.4 th, k 73, the
~ and DEAD FARMING STOCK. MILL S LOCK,
. , part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the
perty of Mr. John Giles, who is leaving.
Particulars in neat week's papers.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

MIIMINIIIIMENEMINNimimmimimmmi•

CRADLEY HEATH, HALESOWEN, & DISTRTCT CHRONICLE.

j REUISTERED FOR 1
1 TRANSMISSION ABROAD.)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1873.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

WALKING EXTRAORDINARY!

WONDERS WILLT-T%IEVER CEASE!
THE Renowned Cininupion Glasgow Pedes-
trian 14 NOW WALKINti
2,000 HALF-MILES in 2000, DA•LF•HOURS,
At ROBIN ROOD PLEASURE GROUNDS,
MERRY HILL.

s,.,ce coutguebeing the Fat, on Saturday. August
thothtembi Iler, pronounced hin t be the fastest
and most graedtul Walker ever witnessed, there being
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

NO DECEPTION!

AI.III9AION :—Sd on Saturday. Sunday, and Monday.
On 1 uesday. Wednesday. 1 huraday. and Friday, 2d each.
A BRASS BAND on Saluzday and Monday.
Schools admitted on Thursday. and Fridays, at One
Penny sorb Scholar.
No Disorderly Person admitted.

T3E LAST SUS:)AY OF VIE SEASON,

September 7tk, 1873.
THE
SALOON STEAMER PERSEVERANCE

Wiil run how S lOU *WONT to ROL CAMP,
and It 0 RCN STE IL

Staiting from Steurport at 10 SO a m., arriviug A
Worcester abut 1.0 requiting 'runt WAcenter fur
Stourport at SO p.m., to time to noes the trains.

Farce :—From Stourpnrt to Linrossb, id ; Stoorport
to Holt, return, Gd ; t urport, to Comp, return, Ott ;
Stourport to Worcester, return, Is.

Firet-Clest Refreshments on Board, eoppliod by E.
Davis, Le, pard Inn, Brut.' 2.4 ti e,t,Worcv4er.rrort..t4,,
The Siemver zee be hire t us, retoooloo.e urnm, for
private partive.
The Steamer will run, Wet or Dry. •
L° wER GROUNDS ASTON.-
THESE BEAUTIFUL /MOUNDS ARK

OPEN DAILY. -

SUMMER DISPLAY OF FLOWERS.

BOAIING on the Lake, which hoe been enlarged and
made perfectly safe by the eater being only 4 feet 6
inches all over.

IiTNYI:I2 slid GILMER'S MILITARY BAND will
perform iu the New t, sirs tin ry Mouday,Wcdnesdity,
nod Suturday. from Three tdi dii It.
ADMISSION :—Adaltv 8d; Chrildren under Twelve
21 ; Ditto under Six Id.

SEASON TIC KE'r2 may be cbtainel. Family
Tickets, 210. Single A dEllishlOLl, 10. tid. 2 hese 'tickets
will admit on all ocoasions.

H. O. QUILTER, Proprietor.

CORN IXCILINGE, SToURRRILGE

FOR THREE NIOHYs ONLY, WEDNESDAY, Mb; 11
THDRSDAY. 1115 ; FRIDAY, 12th.
1 ELLER'S WONDERS.
MAGIC! MUSIC! MYSTERY! MARVELS!
M1111H!
ROBERT HELLER,
be Linstenist.
ROBERT HELLER,
The rishiet.
ROBERT HELLER,
Wit Das nu... La.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS Ode Birmitag•
ham Press).
MISS HAYDEE HELLER,
In the Famous Hellerian Mss ery. The Phenoutet.o..
tittperuatnrel Vadon.
For Three Nights Only, Wedaesday, Thorday, aLL
Friday, lOW. Ilth, art 12to Septewber.
Paao way be seen awl .ibtedoed of Mr. For,
Fruiter.
LOST.—On Wednesday last, between Dray.
too sad Stdorbridse, hire Fl ,tsiNO
and One BUNDLE. —The Red, wit, be reitareed 11,
bringing them to the Ohm. re, ettlrs. dynrbtioge. •
TV Must
a Good General SERVANT,
Must be fond of Chioireo ; and Dot nutter 1(
yeses of age. A good Chnot,ter required—Apply
Mr. Wan, Cottage Inn, Oldsainford.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-06

PUBLIC NOTICES.

PRICE ONE PENNY.

rllO the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
_L of Belbroughton, and to the superintendent of
Police of the District of Stourbridge;in the county of
Worcester, and to all whom it may concern.

I, WILLIAM FARMER, now residing in the parish
of lielbronghton, in the county of Worcester, and for six
months last past having resided at Belbrougliton afore-
said, do hereby give notice that it is my intention to
APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual Licensing
Meeting to be holden at the Public Office in the town-
Ship of Sioarbridge, in the said county, on the 30th
day of Septionle•r next ensuing, for a License to sell
Lleibeable Liqu,ra by Lstaal. to be drunk or cousuined
in the house or premises thereunto belonging called Brook
House. in the parish of Belbrougliton aforesaid, rented by
me of Elizabeth Bate, of the parish of Belbroughton, and
now in my occupation, and which said house and premises
will be applied for to be Licensi.d in the place of a
house licensed and coiled •• he Qieen's which
has recently been puiled down.
Given under my hand this 29th day cif August, 1873.
WILLIAM* F

TO the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
of Kingswinford in the County of Stafford, and to
the Superintendent of Police of the Division of King•
swinford and Wordsley, in the said Coutity, and to all
whom it may concern.
I, JOSEPH PARGETER, Grocer, nom residing at
Quarry Bank, in the Parish of Kinttswirif od, in the
County of Stafford, do hereby givo notice that it ía my
intention to APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual
Licensing Meeting to ba hoiden at the Public (Aloe,
brieriey Hill, in the Division aforesaid, us the said
County. on tbe If) lt dat Sol tember neat Issuing, for
a CERTIFICATE to 8-11 by Retail. Spirits and sweet
Wtnee, to be consumed Ar the Premises, at • Shop aitoate
at Quarry Bank, so the Parish of Kingswinford, in the
County of Watford, and being within Site said Division.
Given under my hand this 30th day of August, 11,73
JOSEPH PARGETER.

rpo the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
of Kingswinford in the county of Stafford, and to
the Superintendent of Police of the Diviioa of King.
awinford and Wurdaley, in the said county, and to ail
whom it may concern.

I, JOHN POWELL, Grocer, now residing at Wall-
heath, in the parish of Kingswinferd, in the county of
Stafford, do hereby give notice that ills my intention to
APPLY at the Adjourned General Annual Licensf ng
Meeting to be holden at the Public Office, Brierlev Hill,
in the Division aforesaid, in the said county, on the 29th
day of September instsnt, for a CERTIFICATE to
Sell by Retail, Sweet Wines, to be consumed off the
premises, at a shop situate at Wallheath, in the parish
of Kingswinford, in the county of Stafford, and being
within the said Division.
Given under my hand, this 2nd day of September,
1873.