The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-26 00:00:00

ems It took but • few minutia to mouse the f The appointment of tremene was the next business.
mt,w, end with the master and hi. henchman. The Cameral" reported having received Mr. Fleetwood's
fn-1 mewl, nautiou.ly making their way down. "Sig "fln
.. and an annliratioo from Mr. Harding, the
. and Direst Bank hers,wnt benk•wataag.r of the Wilt/. maim, a couple of old TOMB MAW out of an open pre
window Had It been a burglar I might have 6d to become t-raeurer. According to the bank-book they
were indobtal abut PO to the bank.
wm.thise Mg to chronicle, al it I. the °amble Mr. 3. o. u/ILL prop-tied that Mr. Harding b• appobAld
doss Pot ries above • mild cat-satrophe. tresaut sr.
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Mr DVADlCllseconded.A ---11" "°" P°'LL Oa a 4...adios of salary for the treasurer, the Clerk
report-of berme le& tra t the Local Goveromeor Board
te.pectieg an app.inttueut with ealary, but haat received
no answer. The Clerk reported if they noted natuneretion
to treasurers at the rat.- of lute's', doe, it wag tuo.t bluely
the auditor uoold .orch.r.• it, m the new auditor hie
year we. Onll 'am. who torchmaed it some years since. If
ahoy made • fix-d sairny It would be .bowed.
B,veral members felled t) lee boa they could fix a
w'" nunb a nonhunitills eocoust as tleisa was at cm
bank. _

WR COPT TRIO FOLLowiiio ROM Tea " WARWICK
Allure" (Brintass): -'' st. Mark's t'hurch.—The
Hee. John Voever, who bee rroently arrived from
England aa curate to the Viagra,'le A rchdessoon
liattbew, twisted at the services at tit. Mar it's Church,
on Sunday, both morning and evening. He also held
Mierooin services at Si. Andrew's Church. Swan.
creek, where large coogregatious were assembled. The
,estiethan, under the gaidance of the Archdeacon,
will at once make a practical acquaintance with the
district, which ban to be oongratula.ed upon having
band • wood clergyinan ate, my many months'
deficiency." Tile pap. Adds that the rev, gentle-
:law is also Autho teed to celebrate ms.rraveis,
PlealaTATloe. —Mr. VueperiTliolinsa, who lies been
licensed by the Bishop to act as ay-resider in the
whoa Colehill, IL may remembered, recently
sustained • serious accident oo the occasion of his paying
a viii, to • sick man. On coining down the a.airs from
the bed-ooni one of the step. gave way, be fell violently
bick•ards, sustsi,•iiie concussion of the skull and
backbone, He *am iered by his medical adviser
to seek change of a, 11.1 a has been into Cornwall,
from whence be has returned, lootinz considerably
better, and pr greasing towards wu .t we trust will
be • Oiled) recovsry. luring Ilia absence, the poor
of colehin seijeaued vote apt:Etiolation of his work
atoong.t them by gettint up a testimonial. which
tok the form of • handsome biscuit brit And bound.
fully bound copy of the 01.ord Bible with concord.
Cum att.cbed. Tbe Preavng,tinlT Was made by
c,g,,nei nisei, the °Ting aseaing, on behalf ~f the
vunscribers, in very kindly terms, and Mr. Voeper.
Tnoniaa, who was quite talon by surprise, Teaselled
his tba be ma effectively as he could under the
cirCelastaoces. Toe addres• which OLOPallied the
gifts was as follows : —•• We, the undere.gned, beg to
offer for the acceptance of Mr. Voeper-Tisumt,. the
accompanying Bible an biscuit box, In token of
our esteem and respect, and gratitude for his
ministrations aniong.t us. We beg at the same time
Is • sprees our sorrow f. ir the And nevi ieat from
which he has been sufferint, and our hopes through
God's bleeestng to we his entire restoration to
health."
lIPETTISBUIT.

—CIT. P. A. Bartsis reminded them that in • few months
the*. would have • balance in their favour.
Tne subject of salary on the chairman's suggestion was
the eubject of discosaion.
Mr. P. A. HUMES said they ought to Cis out of
debt, and Livid CU seat rat. when collected would clear
them.
Mr. Gil.b said the rotes were not kept high enough, and
ociaerqu.ntly the Board was in debt.
Mr. Erns reminded them it wise tbe cost of the drain
at the bottom of the town which had elways kept them
In debt, still be c meidered they were quite solvent. as .0
answer to. question the Surveyor Mid he c ,uctdenKl the
value or to. ir appointments to be over LIM, leaving out
the fire engine.
Toe salmi of treasurer remained pen till the next
meeting.
A list of defaulting ratepayer,. wee handed round for
Ins_nection, sod
"e Board derided feet Yr. Will. should nee hie atm.%
exertions to get delimitate to pay up arras. by neat
Tuerday theo to report to the loservw Commit.ee
previous to summoning the defanitere at the nezt Petty
Sessions.

IiryOITUIT BAL. Or Fannin° STOCI.--On Weaned-
day Mr. T. &nor submitted for sucti4u the whole of
the farming implements, live tool ti-a I stdck, of South
Farm ia this vtlage (perhaps better ',Down aeStarveall
F.sga). the property of Mrs. Keynes, decliuLnr final•
jag 1)4,11,13.11. Toe sale attractal a noluiderable
number f agriculiuriets and dealers, and the whole
r,gi.r,d 1100-1 prices. A capital luncheon was pro-
vide by Mr: Burpitt, of the Railway Hytel,
fort to which • numerous ',laity sat (lowa. The
sale cominenoed with the muitiferious articles
il.e.dPlital to a large farm, f-llowed by the cheep,
sap.tal dock of .me 400 D .wno, hardy, and of
Kood symmetry sail general avpestance. The liven
luta w. re I,k saoss—twodeeth ewe*, and they Niche
trot 50. 1 625. Tim next seism lots were four-
teeth ewe., in .ssirea, which realized from 575. to
63.. 1 here were fire lute of six-teeth owes, soil
from 61.. to We. The full-mouth ewe* seemed
6P. each. Ewe. and late lambe fetched 66e. Ram.
lout from TO.. 0 874. 63., cad ram lambs 44...
475. 61. Fit ewe, fetched 61.. to 63.. Aud wither
lamb. from 38... to 43a. The h.ries wo.• ol •
miscellaneous deacriptiou ranging as they did from
four guineas to 40 guineas, 43 guineas, 50 guineas,
sod 031) guinea. fore superb roan Maw. Piro fetob.-d
g...d pilau; end p.ultry want at quite their value,
ducks fetching le. a couple.