The Staffordshire and Potteries Examiner. — 1880-09-11 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

EIDSGEOVE.—THERSDAY. Before H. T. Davenport, T. Ashworth, and 1. Heath, inn., Esqrs.  Coors Dexaczo.—Mr. W. Hancock, for whom Mr. R. Bherratt appeared, summoned 1). Bromley, A. Taylor, and If. Hughes, three youths, for wilful damage. —Mr. Sherratt said that complainant had for a long time sustained serious damage by persons trespassing.— Mr. J. Hancock, sou of complainant, spoke to seeing defendants in the field. They were in the act of getting , the pods of the votohen—Defendants pleaded not guilty. and said they were on the footpath, sect called a witness to substantiate their statement —Their Worships thought a stop ought to be put to such damage to property, and fined each of the defendants 61 , and also 6d. _for the damage, and 9s. 6d. costs. • , _  POTATO SrEALINO.—David Chadwick, a yonth, 1,73,1 summoned by Mr. J. Dimmelow for stealing ilbs. of pitatoen—Complainant sail ho ha,l had at least roots of potatoes pulled up and carried away. He lied no wish to press the cam.—The moth .r of the boy appeared, and assured their Worships that the boo did not bring the potatoes home.—llefondant wiak cautioned, and lined 61, with 31. dam Iges, and Ps. 61. costs. ALLEGED FALSIFYIN, O' ACC,)VNTS —Edwin Wright ! surrendered to his hail on a charge of trisifying account s —Mr. Sherratt appeared for Messrs. K yonersley aree Co., and Mr. Heaton for defendant.—Mr. Shensi, stated that with the permission of their Worships I, would withdraw the charge, for during the time the case had been adjourned, Mr. A akiill hod gone throng.. the books, and found that the errors were not int.. tional, bat clerical.—Mr. Heat. said the facts a, reeresented were true. Mr. Ackrill would have been there and told their Worships so, but he bed had t. leave on special business.—After some consultation, their Worships agreed to the withlriteal of the case.  Ninety-six Kurdish chiefs, charged with murder and robbery in Armenian villages, have escaped from Aleppo. Several authenticated cases of Texan fever have appeared en a farm in Oswego County in the State of i Some German papers have been proposing that Germany might aainst in filling the half-empty Greek coffers by purchasing the art tramline recently dug up at Olympia. . .  The Home Secretory has advised the Queen to remit six months of the sentence of one year's imprisonment passed by Baron Pollock upon Robert Hardy for perjury. The prisoner had, during the hearing of a charge of theft against his son, vitt the Dbject of saving him from the consequences, sworn that he himself was the thief.  General Sherman, of the United States Army, speaking ree.ently at the Columbus soldiers' reunion, expressed most pungently his abhorrence of war carried on, or entered into, for tho sake of military glory. There is many a boy here to-day who looks on soldiering as all glory ; but, boys, it is all hell. I look on war with horror. But, if it must come, lain Sere." r •  TEIIIOATMITA rrow.—Soreness and dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough sad affecting the voice. For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerine Jujub..s. Glycerine, in these agreeable confections, being in proximity to the glands at the moment they are excited by the act of sucking, becomes a:lively Sold only in boxes, lit. and Is lid., labelled "Jonas Fl,B d: CO., llol9.topathic Chemists, London.- k letter received : " Gentlemen—lt may, perhaps, interest you ' to know that, after sit extended trial, I have found your Glycerine Juju'. of considerable benefit (with or without medical treatment) in almost all forms of throat disease. They soften and clear the voice. In no case can they do au) harm. —Yours faithfully. tionnom Elotat Ks; L.R.C.P,I: Carrion—When an article in daily use, and inCre :s-ing demand, is favoured with the high app. oval of the public, who know from long experience its suited oily and advantages, that classed person t rifled' Imitators" rush in, offerinr a counterfeit article to the unwary buyer. it i to •voii loss, and disappointment to the consumer. that U.n,. Hornim tn sell their tea packet in the foil and paper wrappers, the price is plainly printed thereon, and their signature is a guarantee of • genuine article—For 40 years Horniman's Tea (with• out mineral facing powder), has been in increasing demand, because of its great strength, delicious flar..nr, end perfect purity.—Beware of spurious knit/id...— Sold by gents only. ate list in our sivertiaing columns.  3IEETING OF