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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

IS, SALISIBEIR miuIs.ZLZET-STREET,

XTERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
• gentleman, having tried In vain every
advertised remedy, has di•oovered a simple MOWN of
▪ 11-cure. Re will be happy to forward the particulars
to any sufferer on receipt of • stamped and directed
envelope.—Address .1. T. ffswau. Esq. Brook-villa
fismensrsmith, London

pERSONS are invited to inspect varsity of
MEMORIAL OARDB, Embossed, Cameo, or
Plain, M the Ofilos of this Paper, 8, High West-street,
Dorchester.
25 Embossed Cards, with name, date, age, ands Terse
of poetry, or text of Scripture, supplied for is.
25 In Memoriam' Double Cards, Plain Broad Black
with name, date, age, • Terse of poetry, and text
of paws, im ed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

PORT BANITART BOARD.

The member. on the Port Smitery Board were re-
elected.
neaten rOttr.
It was ropoited that tbe pump at Futon-square was
out of repair. sod the chairman was requeoted to have
it done if it was not attended with much oxpeowi. If
it was a heavy matt, it was to be reform(' to the
Water Supply Committee. It was ale" deolded that
the Water Supply Oommittee should report on the
Fortune's Well supply at the next meeting.
Thus concluded the businesi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

PEPPER'S
TARAXACUM
AND PODOPHYLLIN.

A FLUID EXTRACT OF

DANDELION AND MANDRAKE ROOTS.

Good for Liver Disorder.
The best Antibillous Remedy.
Without a particle of Mercury.
Safest and surest Stomach and Liver Medloin&
Clears the Head.
Regulates the Bowels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

RE-OPENING OF THE THEATRE.

As will be 110•11 by an annnuncmient in another
column, this popular place of amusement will be re-
opens.] on Monday next by the new lessee, our enter-
prising townaman, Mr. Harry Wheeler, who has
specially engaged Yearn. Roberts, Archer sod
Bartlett'. Standard Dramatic, Company for the occa-
sion. The theatre has been entirely re-constructed
and re-modelled, front the plans of Mr 8. Jackmo,
and the building is now an exceptionally pretty and
oomfortable theatre. In the old building there was
but one entrance for all classes, n6w the old passage
has been entirely devoted to the public using the pit,
whilst • new spew:dons and separate entrance has been
provided for the remaining parts of the building.
Great changer and Improvements bays been effected
In the auditorium. In the place of the long rows of
uncomfortable chair., there are fixed and divided seats,
comprising the Italic upholstered in blue, black and
gold carriage rep, behind these are the pit
' stalls, comfortably cushioned with mama* rep.
The upholstering upstairs lase been carried
out in • similar manner, the seats in the
' first circle being also divided. Elegant and com-
modious boxes tam also bees built. These are
Papered inside with crimson paper, and a chocolate
and gold deco, as are also the walls of the theatre.
The boxes are also hung with pale blue satin curtains.
The gas arrangemente have been thoroughly im-
manent so that separate meters control the stage,
parenerse, and auditorium. The auditorium is lit by
• capital rundight. which alit acts as a vent ilat .r. and
the entire system of ventilation has been rendered
faultier. The stage and proscenium are entirely new.
the exterior oi the latter being beautifully gilded and
decorated by Mr. J. Collier, of Hull, who lum also
painted the ailing and the remainder of the decora-
tive work throughout the building. A new and large
stook of scenery specially painted by Mr. Collier,
including a handsome act drop, has been provided.
The re-construction of the building. carpentering,
painting, and papering, as well as the upholstering,
have been executed In the most satisfactory manner by
Mr. Hobbs, builder, of Weymouth. The gas arrange-
ments bars been carried out by the Weymouth ifs'
0 rattariay, under the superintendence of their monster,
Mr. Lowe, and the decorations by Mr J. Oilier.
The management of the theatre will be in the hands
of Mr. Harry Nash, of the Royal Theatre, B woe.
mouth, and the local arrangement. and superintendence
in the Imode of the proprietor, Mr. Harry Wheeler.
We are given to understand Mr. Wheeler has
engaged first-clam companies throughout, rani it is to
hoped the public will support his in his enterprise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

0001ELE'S PILLS

wUI newer fade front my memory; and a friend of mice
who pared through the same district many months alter
wards, informed ml that my fare as a ' medicine man
had not died out, but that the marvellona core yam OTIS
hi. theme of conversation In the baser."

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

MO TI

ONLY PRZY•RATION
They place Wale the public.

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JIMMY MEDICINE.
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COOHL S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

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Bozo at la. ltd., k 9d 4.. 64., sad 11a.

COOHL Z'S ANTIBILIOIIB PILLS.
IN vs a

ZIGHTY-THRZE TZARS.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

GENERAL PRINTING

Of cvcry dc.cription executed with
promptitude, at Moderate Charges

'Express' & 'Telegram ' OM"

I. HIGH WILST STRUT,

DORCHESTER, DORSrr,

CARDS of ovary &ice!pike
the Of boot tla• Magma, Defeasifer.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

TN/ PROPOSID NNW VIETZT.

This question woe rained by Mr. Hocutab, who
enquired If anything wig to be done In the in utter.
The Rama remarked belted asks I •surveyor privately
to give him a slight estimate fir a now vestry ti be
erected at the west end In character and keeping with
the church, and tbs sin in it he said was from Dam t,
MO. There was not the alighting doubt the present
vs-try was very Ina logos'. to their resets. They hid
had mveral promise. of h-lp given them, and they
had s small sum already in hand. —Mr. STAYNINI
thought tie estimate rather high.—Other parishioners
prompt were ef the mime opinio •...Tbe Racroa thought
the thus had come when they .11,uld more in the
matt-tr.-4r. SUMMIT eaid h we. quite willing with
Mr. Lick t fsli in with anything. —After 60111 dlis-
-0111411011 it was *greed, on the m ition tit Mr. Buena-Yr,
seconded by Mr. F. B. rumen, that the resolution
poised in 1882. with regard t the new vestry. be
carried oat, an I the f alowalr woe ideated as a 0.11.
MUMS : M. C. Weston, Mr. F. B. Fisher, Mr.
G. A. George, Mr. Yea,d Jiiler.l, and ,Mr. R. ft.
Stiyner.—ln the co tree of th • •Irscessio the Ritcroa
referred to the old p irish whiob we e without
a home •t tha rei.nt time, it Ii lug hop ...ibis to put
them in the li tic • iitry. There are the inter vtiog old
registers vim; back to the yew 1531, which were In
the roost lilepii 1.0 I C nlitloo 111 really did thiak
they ought ti have them phi into as g Kid repair as
possible.—(Tas record. are at present an: imusedated
In the offices of Mr. B mmdl, wh an-we I the vestry
he hod taken every peesible airs of thene.)—The pr
°endings terminated with a vote of thinks to the
rector for presiding, proposed by Mr. STAINS...
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

PEPPER'S

QUININE & IRON
HEALTH.
STRENGTH. TONIC,
ENERGY.

lIIREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ILY QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—Hy infusing
new life, enriching the blood, and strengthening the
m uvular system, the maulfuld symptoms of weakness
disappear, appetite returns, fatigue erases, recruited
health, a general accession of strength and vigour over
the whole system almestantly peeves the benefit derived.
avtr AT NERVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
if QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—It braces
up the weakened nervous system, and increases the
strewth of the pulse, rapidly dispelling the depressed
irritable condition resulting from prostrated nerves.
Each Bottle contains 32 doses.

REAT MENTAL STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
ST QUININE AND IRON TONIC, I.Y ita
buppot ting influence on the body and nerves, repairs
the ravages cancel by overtaxing the brain power.
and so gives really great mental strength. It code
about Id. each lute. Refuse imitntions.

itREiT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH. PEPPER'S
SS QUININE AND I. ON TONIC strynxtbens
C... stow:oil stoppdig sulking sensation.,
indinestion, ilemiloirn. palpitation, èeblost valusible
medicine for delicate females. By the cordial bitter
fin • 'oar Pepper • Tonle •Iways increases the
by its use. all necessity for beer, wine, or spirit as
Islri,.^l hoist on baying only Pepper'', Tonic, And
not mixture of the chemises own compounding.
Bottles, 4s. 64. each, sent carriage free by Parcels Post,
on sending the Amount in stamps or I'. Order to John
l'eppu A Co., Bedford Laboratory, London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

111111GSATION OF lilt SURVITOI.

The followleg letter wee rue] from the Surveyor :
—2Zith April, 1881, 8 .u'hwark. Having met with •
severe at-Adept emus few mouths ago (of which you
are aware), wtich hoe totally disabled me from
attending to my offi lal duties as your surveyor, I
beg to tender my revignatiou In favour of youoger
and abler hand.. I tou4 thank you, one and all,
for the a ntfi leoce placod in me duriod the 16 years of
my office, and trust that I have erect you every
satisfacti nt."

The resignation was sceepied. sod unanimous
expromion of • I wsa made that Moses had com-
pelled him to resign altar ao many you' of faithful
service,.

The Clerk was Instructed to lune wirertleemente
for the ofhce of 3.irreyor with th.t of Ituipectoe of
Nuiaancee at the saws

YINASOI.

Bills to the attest of £76 15f. 91. were orderod to
be paid.

THI OVILIIIIS AND nig MOSBY.

Mr. J. &amen then .'rew attention to the non.
compliance by the overseers with the order for the
school attendanoe and the same waa referred
to the Sch.e.ll Attendance Committee to report thereon
at the next meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

IA RIDE TO KHIV A suLLpotiilNE

THE CURE FOR SKIN DISEASES!
IN A FEW DAYS
THEY ENTIRELY FADE AWAY I

TO ENSURE
A CLEAR SKIN USE
SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATION.

IGAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HAANLEB&

CURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT OR BLEMISH.
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to
line" in a few days, and commence to fads
away, iiiai if seemingly past cure. Ordinary pimples,
redness, blotches. scurf, roughness, vanish as if by
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, eczema,
acme, psoriasis, cones, prurigo. tetter, pityriasis, bowers:
dci ply routtll, Snirlholine ance,,dully attacks. It
destroys the animalcule which mostly cause thesis
unsightly, itntable, painful affections, and produces •
(dear, smooth, supple. healthy akin. " Bnlptiolins"
Lotion is sold by Chi mists everywhere.
Bottles, 2. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

COUNTY COURT.

MOXDAL—Belore SerjeAnt Tindal-Atkinson,
judge.
His Honour opened his Curt puootoally at 10 this
moroing, much to the eetonlehment of those who had
to do business there, and who relied upon the Judge
coming as usual by the 11 train. There were only two
cases of any public interest.
The first was Tom Rowe v. Daniel Hallam. on I was
a claim of 1.1 16... ba,soce of account for fiewLt of
gooda—kir. ittudae appeared fur tbe plaintiff. who is
lb. captain of . I nam-d the France., and he waa
employed on March 22,d by the defendant to ship a
quantity ut piws from B.ownera Ittland. The
quantity of the first ratio was 110 t 'DS fur days
later he shipped • second cure' of 4 tone, tali rate
agreed upon for the •hole being 2e. a ton. Defendant
bad paid £4 to account. and aleo £2 flo. into Court,
battle remaioder be relosari I pay, on Us •gm led that
when delivered there were 28 t no •bort of the 92 agreed
to be token —To* plaintiff was put into the box, and
svrore roost p aitteely lust the full weight was
delivered.—The defendant, who has bad experience in
courts of law before our, began to cross-examine the
plaintiff with • view t aborriefr " it was not the first
time he had done this ;" but his Hon .ur interrupted,
and said as it would be a CLIO of oath shainat oath,
he should require the areistance of • jury, and he
would adjourn the case for that purpose, but he hoped
that in the meanwhile it would be settled, otherwise
It w .uld he • serious matter. . .

- -
I. the second oar Sidra and Co. sued Thomas
,isorway for £3 90.. gar goo& supplied. -rho olain
was for a quantity of cloy oupplied to the delandant,
a stoorware potter, of L .robetti, which. it was
admittsd, had beim reoeivrd, hut the o minotion was
that the bulk was inferior, and not sooortiont to the
sample..—Defiandaut, who rid ha had been 45 pm,*
io business, we. pat Into re box and sw,re to this,
and his Honour gave judamont in hie favour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

HoW LONDON IS RED.

The annual rep trt of Mr. N. &althea., the clerk
and superiumadent of the Loudon Central Meat,
Poultry, and Provision Marketo, addroswal to the
Matkote anima4or of the 1-.1 aporation, mato. lot
toe progre,o be. beea moot ..tialactory, the aver .ge
wa kly weight of meet received bet.g to eloem of a.y
previous year, and the total woight prodnos 00
'blob toll bad been paid having been 223,063 tone, pr u-
ducing a tie of £24,787 for toll, at the rate of •
farthing on every 211 b. w igot, all itqultiol under the
Markets Add. This amount waa derived thua :—From
railway wmpanioe, 133.246 tone, £11,805 ; from
shipping cm:Tanis., 3 690 tons, £410; from salesmen
and slaughtermen, 54,435 tow, 12,048 ; and paid at
the gaga., 31,712 to.s. £3,521 The toll, in 1882
amountwi to £23,495. In 1881 to £24,964, in 1890 to
£31,310, In 1879 to 1.23,665, in 1878 to 121.777, in 1871
to £21,959, and In 1876 to £19,578 (be returns lost
year enow an 1nc,.... of t over 74 per met. on
the first year's rtheipto in 1889, when am, toll was only
£14,220. The ismer* of Gann .ry moat reotoivef boo
bee. 58 per uent.„ not of I two nod foreign
meat 91 por cleat. The tolls on Amor-lath m.d wolch
were £583 in 1876, wore 12,966 last year, and on
AUlar ^IMO Mg .1. We 1nc,.... worn from 1262 to 1881
to £517 in 1883. During lam year thore wrre rtheived
106,391 tutu of country killed ra, at, 74,635 4.ne
../ two kl,leJ, 11 414 tone of geottra foreign moot
and produae. 26,799 tone of Americas ki11..1 fresh
moat, cod 4 671 sous Australiao and Now Za-
and
killed irmb moot, la the preoediug year
ttio American fre.h most r.c.ived weighed 16 635
tow, and the Auotrailan meat 4,671 l's., Tas
number of loads welghod dung the year on the
maoket weighbridges for the perpom of amertalolog
the toll to be paid had been 119 497, cud the receipt.
los zod 44.500. Tao average quantity of produce
brought into the market daily throughout lb* year
had been 728 ton.. The mintmtun dodvery on ono
day we. 924 toot, and Om maximum 1,429 tons. The
eyetooth derive./ from the [DathetS elehleiee of the
r.ntol of the enbothruetnr• of the meet market, and
the vaults nador this avenue. of the poultry mar.
bet, had bees—rent .1 of the meat market, £36,508:
rental of poultry market, £16,540; and toll, 125 294—.
In .11, 1.78.343. lc 1882 UP* total was £75 551, and
In 1881, £77,016; while in 1876 When Ile poultry and
wovittion markets were fir.t orldai to tbe meat mar.
kat, the reo.ipts were but £68,251.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

CORREBPONDENCE.

THE PEOPLE'S cOrrEs TAVERN.

T. the &tiger.

Sir,--If It is true th.t the men put Introit with the
management of the Tavern are .but to appropriate
the bosineee of the said tavern to thern.elvea, they
really do mirk the con lemnation before roeidioned.
Bet what were the ll.rcheirer Total Abstinence
Society doing to all .w this state of thing, tt coins t
pain? They are either guilty f neglrc•folosie, or
else th-y were pursuing their own let •r• 4.. or were
all gone t sleep. N.w they are jut w dr,rl4 uo to
shut the door after tie horse ha. run away, which ii
very mach like Paddy, wit let his watch fall over.
board, sod cut a notch in the stern of the Teasel to
mark the plans where be dropped Ii; but shitting the
stable door, or cutting norther, 414 not bring bad'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,

Royal Rona Guards.

Pens 31 yrs t--" Two pelts ot boots lined with fur were
oleo taken and for physio—with which it is well to be
supplied when travelling In ont-of•thrway places—some
quinine and Cockle'o ral/s. the latter a most invalnable
medicine, end one which I hove used on the natives

°antral Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact
the marvellous effects produced up‘m the titled and body
of in Arab BhMk. who was impstvious to MI native
medlehtea wham I administer to him Ore
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

PETTr SESSION&

TERIUDLY.—Befine the Mayor (1(-. H. T. Trrranloe)
Mr W. N. Western, and Mr. H. thatch.
A poor-r•ta for the pariah of loseleek 2.. 9.1. in the A
Vol duly allowed.
James Parker Allen sontmosed hie wife, Jane Alto.,
for an smolt on the preload' 84nday —D f edam' dld
not appeer.—Allea said he asked her to bare a cop of tea
on Suede,, and thee it., t 0,.. • jar at h to. f t had
hit tic, on ib.4CW* It Malt haw. a 111.4 him. She was
I drunken plc sad when ob., came hoin • o' a night stie
turned Ii with hoofs aod clothe. all no. H. wiabsd to he
separated Irmo her.—Th• Mat or said this waa • ease in
which 'ho B .noh thought toe defendaet had treated the
Court with contempt, and therefore • wsrrset wonld be
Issued for her apprehension.
Thls was nfl the boeisies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

A RIDICULOUS HOAX.

Tbe pollee ban been thoroughly victimised daring
the lase few dam. On Friday last • stranger called
at the shop of U. MIAs, fishmonger, and asked per-
mission to leave his box then for ten minutes whilst be
Went to the Bernath. Inamently mouth Mr. Hibbs
gave perraisikra, but Boding tbe stranger did Dot mem
In • harry to reclaim hie property DO become
owrgtteattdx."Thter"artnra p°lll4°N Wrdlll2°M htla 'landed
sad was wee unusually heavy°. Thrs' ordinary
in-
spaciod the box, and could detect • kind of
metallic abide( In the inside, which was
remarkably imorgestive of infernal machines. Hay.
Mg • remostable ware for their own bodies a• wall
as for those of others, Polise-reargeanta Mitchell and
Carter woefully conveyed the box to some fields at the
back of the town. and herb/ forced the lock, tbsy
tied • long pole to the fmtealag, and, having removed
to • enfe distaam, raised the lid, of warm anticipating •
fearful rep ,rt. Finding DO serious matte lAloweci,
they cautiously &dreaded towards the box and on
examination found it to be fall of books, combs,
brusher, and rubbish. The clicking bed ham caused
by Az CJOtr of • copper slew pm, which did not fit
tightly. We will not attempt to describe this diegnst
of the two worthy officers. The box hag not yet been
enquired for.

THE LATE MR. MATTHEW OEVENIBH, J. P.
At the conclusion of the beelines' at the Police
-
wort on Monday, hie Worship the Mayor (H.
Darden. req.), said—This is the Int occasion of our
seestlng hers eines the death of one of our mkt
magiseratee, Mr. Devonlab. lam sure we all very
numb regret his lose, either is a magistrate
or • • gentleman. I may say the town has
lose use of its most worthy inhabitants, and •
thagooghly.ught conscientious man. The poor have
lost • eery l2fld benefactor, and the Bench one of Its
Owns end most valuable members. lam quite sure
I am ampreasing the feelings of my brother magistrates
when I say we all deeply deplore his loss, and that we
eery heartily sympathise with the widow aid family
In their bereavement.

madnited au the Mayor bad
meld. No one Gould &pine their lon more than he
klanialf did. H. had had the honour of tittle./ upn
She Bench with hint for 13 year*. and he had nwo.
bees mon regular is hie attendance, and moat win
Me &finale In netters consisted with the Bend:
tinfortaaately, they had lost several or their senior
lately—toe It 1, 0017 a abort time ago they
Velirrobeei Darla, and pronoun to that Mr. John
Gel*. Daring the int few years they had lost
eenestidag like three of their oldest and most respected
maglrailtrtion added kir. Devenieh was one of the
oldest magietreter, heels( been appointed in 1856.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

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LOCAL BOARD MEETING.

A anstirs ut t.bi. Eteard hold on Thursday.
Pr-sent : Meson. R. L .n.:, T. Combs° F. Pearoe, R.
Pearce, J. C. Lau.. G. Mitchel:, J. kLaidsr, W.
Combat:, J. J. Patten, C. Gibbs, I'. Gibbs, IL W.
Smith. J. Scrieso, W. Attwooll, R. Ssemom, H.
Saosoco, and R. N. Howard (Clerk).

climax tx Flo Tax.
Mr. F. Pllll.Ol propoma that Mr. J. C. Luso be
chairman of .1.. t meeting, pro few
Mr. T. Comedic iecionded, ad the motion was
carried.

THS LAM [LIMON.

Mr. JORN SCRIVIX, as retiriug officer, produced the
certificate as to the Iseult of the election. This
rhdered that there wore 10 persons no:Warted to fill
vacructee, aud the followiug received tbe great.st
number o rotes, and the trtWairsig Aloes declared
them daly elects I, ids., %were. T. Gibbs, 11. 5a....11,
K. 11. &riven, H. Sens4or,o. Glibos, and H. W.
. _ . .

--"fe; declaration of qualification was then made by
ibew go:Women ozoept Mr. K. B. &riven. wbo
was not preeout.

[LIMOS Of OILAIURN.

Mr. Jr/Hi Scams then returned thanks foe the
kindoem he had rewired from the members daring his
term of offloe.
A unanimous vote of thank+ was then pissed to
Mu. J. &riven for the able manner in which be bad
discharged the duties of the office.
Mr. William Attwooll waa then unanimously
elected chairman for the ensuing year.
Mr. WILLIAM ArrwoJcc, on takiug the chair, re-
turned Minute tor the honour the tnembers had ma-
ferred on him, and statad he would, to the utmost of
hie power, eudeavour to nary out the duties of the
office. and he hoped to their entisfaction.

ILBOTIOS Or 001ILMITTIAS.
It wee unanhnowdy resolved that the School Attain.
dance C .mculttaw, and Footpath. Committee,
Water supply, nominal, and Lighting committee, be
re-etecteri. Slr. W. Attwooll to he chairman by viitue
of hi, office, sad Mr. J. &riven to take Ma place
ou the oomulittooo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

BUIVILYOI.3 REPOLI.

The report of this Surveyor was then read of the
work which had been executed. He recommended
that suitor stones be laid .s 2 • portion of GroveroacL
1i... resolved that the NM be reterred k. the amp
mittee of Footpaths to report thOproos at tee next
meeting.
1.111)10•1.. Wile/ICS altrOßT.
This report we. read and declared to be satiates.
I cry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

DOIIOZ2IIT3I.

Ation.—Min NoWe Woodward. 01 tbw,
Latelope Hotel, haa just been peseect•d by"r
friends with • handsome black marbis dining-room
clock as • mark of soprecistion of her ooartoey and
atteotion. The clock, which hors the followl, g in-
scription, tom sappily! by Mr. F. Jacob, silversmith,
of High Ka.t-stroet: -" Preemented to Miss Nellie
Woodward by a low D friends, Kosise, 1884.'

SUDDEN DEATH OF THE REV. H. G. PENNY.

We regret to anuoun,e the death of the Her. H.
G. Posey, We vicar of Abbotabury, whkh took place
M him residence on Moo o 7 from no stuck of
apoplexy. It will be rememLerei the re.. gentleman
• short time ago reined his living owing to 111-health,
and came t Dorchester. Last Monday b. intendel
leaving the town foe • brief chaos., but I. the 'homing
he was seised with • fit, sad on Mr. Ernest Good, his
medical advisee, being sumnaused, the owe was at
noes pronounced hopeless, death resulting a abort
time afterward.. The doomed gentleman leaves •
widow and aloe children. Mr. Peony wee greatly
beloved by his Abbottbury people, keying been Mom
foe 17 years, and shortly before his leaving the villege
be was presented with • puree of 1110 sovereigns as •
mark of respect, Churchniee sad Dissenters alike
joining in the fund.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06

WIKDOANZ.

Arrourratain —Mr. E ivar.l Tong, formerly of
R 'cheater. having served am a probationer a few
weeks In the Milliner choir, wee, &tine retteot meeting
of the Courch G .vernoro appointed 11. Lay V car
(tenor), t 8 I the vacancy caused by the r manila
I Mr. H. S. Sloan., ou Lady Day last.
Q.O.R. V .o.—On I4onday loot the Wamborce Trip
assembled for mounted drill in Stone Park, the
residence of Elliott Lies, E.g., the rrcintly app Sated
lieutenant of the Tn. mea, WI usual, were well
mounted, and had quite • miiitary &pp...rano. Truly
were put thr bigit • sharp by Cap ain and
Adjotant W. E. Sough and Li it. El iott Lees. after
which they promuled to the Cr iwo if .X-I, where
flout Mites. with hie usual good taste, nerved op a
capital luncheon, which was provided and presided
over by the Lieut. Major Gooilen we. abo premiss
at the drill. It is arranged for the next mounted drill
of the troop to take piece on Monday next, on Bat-
bury Duro, when the numbers will comp to at the
rifle ran_ge for the troop cur. W. understood that
Mr. R. Evers, who WIN formerly the regimental band.
master, hae undertaken tor three years to provide
chargers fr the bend. It I. hoped the drummer
will not meet with • smiler ucap•de se it was his
lot to experience at Weymouth when the regiment
asumbled for the annual eight day.' training lam
111111731110!.

Ttrra's MINITILIIII.-00 Tuesday evening thlt re-
nowned troops gave .141.1 .4 thrir enter sit.m.nte in
the OlifeHowe' Hall. The reputation of each a Mete
being en widely known, it would be euperfluoos f
to endeavour to add ano Chill there*, Mr. Janus T.
Tuts is undoubtedly a moot clever tontine, lve
p,trformance on the violin being marvellous.
cl.at exercise by Mr. Frtul L wimp wadi •xce-dinely well
dammed, and the ballad and quartett "Tate this
Letter to My Mother," wee exquieitely rendered,
meriting and rece•ing en undenlohle 1100011. Mr J.
T. Jon*. wow in g 00•1 voice. The following wan the
programme of the evening : - Overture, " Patience,"
the company; song (comic), "Peek a Boo," Frei
Lame •' ballet and quartett, "Well till the Muds
Roll by," J. T. i.e..; song (conic), '• Aqtuoriem,"
J. Wheatley ; ballad and qaartett, " Dreamiut
of Hume and Mother," T B. Hell ; song
(oomic). Meet H 0,," Fred Lore.; ballad
and quartett., "Sailing," C. H. Park.,; sing (coUPC),
" Mary'. Gone With s Cone," J. W beetle, ; balled
and guartett, "Take This Letter to My Mother," J.
T. Jon..' barleggest, "Dr. Slade. comp to, I
America.. sketch, J. Wheatley and J. T. Jones; violin
solo, i 5.... T. Tote, ILA-M. • stomp oration, J.
Wheatley ; clog exercise, feted Lorne : banit nom.
trinities. T. B Roll ; the '' American F .re."
ducted the whole strength of the trout.; finale. " God
Save our limpreee Queen," company. The *Stead-
envy era. U ,t*factore and •ppre I ttlee, frequent Musts
applau•e a pro .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

THB SHOIR SPORtd.

7 here were anmev.ry hat ...ring comp Aitione. and
og crowds assemble I on la pier. Fru- the chilling
wind prevented large
Rowing March.—Ten ramie Lin value. To be
rowed for by junior crews f y rcoxl.eii rowing
doh in galleys not exceeding 30 I rt. First price, four
large c 11..; 24 prigs, tour •nr.t'l ...apr. H. Taylor,
4. %Vhitty, E. Young. A. If ayavar.l (afr dee). J. C.
CI Atm: (a .x.)—Poole Am atom. Ka .I.g Club ; a dour,
Harward red; W. lineal. A. Dennis. A.
iteale, S. H. Wallis (.tr.ake), Ilunsey (cox.) -Weg-
rn .utia Amateur It wing Club; Weymouth. This
we. a very int-reding rf.c . hut the sty!s of the
, Poole ju lure was by far the snperi at, and they won
eamily.
Rowing Match.—Twenty-fire move. vain.. To be
rowed for by sin .t-ur. f soy x cogniae.lr owing club,
info,- "rod ii.ll.ll.,wifh cox. not exceetint 30
,
feet. First prig., value to) ; El. Weymouth.
—1,. Carter. J. Greg try. If. 11. Cold 'oak, It. Rolla
(.tmits)
Rolls (o.x.)—Weyinouth Am 4sor Rowing
Ilte,; union% light blue. loud n —.J. Cnarlfon,
P. Chariton, J. Ri lout. C. Newling (stroke), Hay-
ward (cox.)—P vole Amateur !towing Club; colour,
Rarwer I red. Suinawsy.—E P. Pike. S. Tuck.r. G.
Drake, C. H male, (stroke). B.w len (o .x.)—Exeter
Agjaj,,,av R.,wiog Club; colour, red. Great mien..
was centred In this race, and it wag rowed amid con-
siderable excitement. Weymouth went off with the
Iced. and roundel the first fi soros distanos to ths
•no I. Ths •••••• •••.•• ro•rit, Imt e We
end of the first course Easter colla,seel, and gave
Weymouth iticrnaland their lead, •Ini it won. wan seen
whoa, race it was; hut few w, ra prepared to see the
Poole men so hopelessly beaten. Weym uth rowed
In amid enthosiastic cheers nearly n quaver of a nails
to the good. It .111 was • .plen li.i etc .ke, and the
while boat pulled in a style that it woul I be difficult
to heat.

Swimmlog RlC3.—(For boya under 16—town and
moirbb 'whom* 100 yards. Firet 15i. ;
2od. 10.. ; 7.. 61. ;4th, 5-. 14, Slitter
Hangar; 2r,1, Mace; 4th, Marks. Slater won eerily.
Swimming Itac• (Open to all (oinere.)-100 yard,.
First prig., El 10.. ; 2nd, Cl ; 10.. Four b.
start or third prize withheld. 10, Kork (Exeter) ;
2n4, Perry (Weymou,h) ; 3.1, Kest.. (Weymouth.)
E.tk won by abut 80 yards. Kest, wad • good
third.

-13;dr-oared Baca (Weymouth) Rowing Club.—This
wee rowed In two heat., Jabs. and Beale winnieg
both with the greatest masa These two young Wey-
mouthians rowed remarkably well.
Melia were the principal event. Coosilerable
eintoemeat was rained by the dock hunt, and walk-
ing the greasy poi,. imperially the latter. The former
we. an exceedingly tame aff or, and little like the
duck bunts to be *eon at some ',mites.
In the evening there 1•1111 • gran I &Imlay of fire-
works by Mead% Brock (for whom Mr. Fairey la the
Wzmouth agent.) The get phloem were remarkably
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

POOLN.

his. CH ATFULD OLLllll—wto ansaccsealally con-
tested Poole to April last, hi. e ,nsente I t elan I I.r
Dirroopoit at eh, next elect n iu ths Liberal leered,
In conjunct' ni with qr. G. W. Medley.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

IIL&NOPORD.

Cousry Pocier., Friday. —Before the county magi,
trate-,, James Burden, and Charles Poor, two young
men of Blandfurd, were brought up in custody,
charged with assaulting Mr. W. ff. Atkinson
Saturday evening preceding.—lr. Dickinson wmc
for the defendants.—The charge against Poor w,e,
dismissed, and Burden was bound over to find two
seretie• ot ti each, and himself in f:10, to be ,f good
behaviour for six mouths.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

WZYKOUTH,

RICat•TIoll ilOllllO On THB NOTRE. —.tt the
last C .Ull.lll weting the Town Cot reed it, f
Ise letter :—" Royal Engineer (Moe, %Veva .uth,
27th Au a t. tVith reference to your
letter of the 4% Jule, ISM, addreme I t the I. ode .4
the Treasury, proposing that .he of the N
hill facing the harbour be planted wit., trees sel lai
out as • rowels/3 ea ground, I am directed to acqoatnt
you, for the information of the Town Council of Wey.
mouth, that the Secretary of State f tit We: rill not
object to the propelled works being carried out by the
Town Council at their own suttees., awl wrier their
oal.t.ing license from the War Departua-nt In. the use
of the ground by the inhabitants of Weeut 'oh, wit.
jot, however, to a birth r payat-st of El a sear, wit
sabject also to the intermits approval of the Command.
log Royal Engin •er. Tilt ground being let for gr ,l'a
It will be nacemary for the Town C uncil to wake
arrantements with the teaaat, Mr. Joeeph itoddrr,
of Portland, with respect to any duziaee which on'
be done to the herbage in carrying out thy work —I
am, sir, your obedient servant. F. Hull, Lieut•C 4.
Comacsodwg it Mngineerts. The Towu
Clerk of Weymouth."—The matter was referred to
the Street Cemmittue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL,

A meeting of the Towo Council was belt at the
Guildhall on Thursday, when there were prewict
—The Mayor (It. N. 'toward, E.g.), is the chair.
Aldermen Thomas, Groves, Ho'o..rtion, an I Ed ;
Councillors Seaman, amuse'', Lovell. Aylesbury,
Charles, Webb, Wallis. Brown, Loaning, Dennis,
Ay's', Snook, and Welaford.
The minimise of the last meeting were read and con.
firma 1,
_

The .M.LTOII said hi ha I reciir.l.l a litter from M.
whi stated that thi t ,nt in Cr at of his
house had been taken down, anti :awl I, • )1.1 removed to
liottmemouth.
_

ddr. flouusell was of opinion that .ui sights should
not be allowed to come into Weyud iuth Oue man
might cm. with • cow with tie h d,. Igt., and he
thinght the thing ought to be stop'', I.
The MAYOR said as the Pre-o was there, he must
again a •nirratulats the town on it, healthy state. The
(loot irhsd reported the town free trio &l dieegse., colt
...thing did crop ul•, it c mid be itom rein,ved.
The repirt respecting the new harbour rune on, and
the CLLIIC read • letttr be bed recsivad frion 11r.
Beasley.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

THE GlitAT 111.,),,D PUltlflll AND UMW.

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all in.puritim cannot be too highly recom-
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For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Di.eanen, 4LI Soren of
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It Cures Old Sores.
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. II
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

REMOVAL 01 AN OLD RELIC.
To the Editor.

Sir, —I should like to know by whose authority the
old rtone was removed from F irdington-bill to
Salisbury Welk. I have heard that it bad 4 .olat the
eorner ft two or three hundred var., and bee always
been regarded by the inhabitants of F mlingtoo with
great veneration. ['be pariabioneee are alresely up in
arms at We act of removal by men in the employ id
the Town Council under the direction id the Borough
Borveyor. Surely no individual member of the
Conned B iard could give snob au order without first
omeniting the general opinion of the whole b
cannot see that any &demises can be gainer' by
Piscine it in its present position at !letup of Selisbury
Welk. Surely there is someone in tie C .unuil
Chamber wit • 6nald raise his vole, egainst the
spoliation ~f this interesting stone. Perhaps Mr.
.iiert Hunt, wh Co well mprevents our parish, will
take the earliest o •p•rtmity ui W.:nein./ the nittter
before "he Council, and thu• sec it restore I to th •
parishioners? If not placed in its old p wition •ooth..r
situation coal.' be provide' in soae in rninent p r if
the pariah. Trusting y..ei will insert II1111.tr•ir, I an,
sir, yours faithfully.
Taus Fotoccorox.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

K

Coliesponunct.

7., At Editor.

Dear Sir,-1 bee. seen In Inat M nday's issue of the
Expren that " Anxious Eidruiter " was desircua of
asoerteining the whersaboute of the szperlotoo.
dent f police. You, with your usual courts'',
appended an • lit trial not*, stating that the Read
Constable, who is alio Superintendent of Cho Fire
Brigade. had been engaged almost inoessantly since
the preceding Thursday In preventing the further
epreading of the fire on Me. Topp'e farm. Are you
aware, sir, that I, together with my fell iw burgess..
pay a watch rate, which is levied after the r ite of 51.
In the E on the rateable value of toe nooses', ite , that
we occupy in the Borough id Dorchester for the
support and maintenance of the trnoudb police
Under theft cirouinata roes, I humbly, yet strongly,
protest tgeinat our superintendent of pollee being
detailed oft (sr such duty outside the borough.—Youre
Dorchester, August 2.ith, 1854.

itiTIIPATIII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

WllitaliAßl.

address wan given in the Town Hall on Friday
bat by Lord Badstock. There wa, a good atteiclanix,
sr. mAuv's Cuenca. In Thursday la,t the rector
(Rev. IL I'. Stoke.) and Sunday School backers id
thin church were invited by Mr. Drew, on., of this
town, who is now staying at Bournemouth. to spend
a day with hitu. The party, numbering about 30,
left Wareham by the half-last nine train for Bourne-
mouth. They were met on their arrival by ur.
Drew, and were escorted by him to his resident-v, The
Beeches, St. Michael's•road, where they partook of a
cold luncheon, after which the party visited St. Peter',
Church and churchyard. They then made their way
to the beach, mane of them taking advantage of the
stuamboat to have a trip to Swanage. Tea WM Pr.
vided at five o'clock, after which each of the party
received a piece of the bride cake id Mr. Arthur
Drew, who has just returned from his honeymoon.
The Her. H. P. Stoke, thanked Mr. Drew for
kindness in inviting them for the day, and from the
happy face, of all present it W2ol very evident the
invitati in was the source of imleh pleamin and enjoy.
!neut. The remainder of Cho time wita spent in the
pier and beach, the party reti g by tip; 0.30 p.m.
train, and arriving home about 10 eClock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

BREWSTER SESSIONS.

On Friday last there wag quite a full bench, Nr,..
J. Parke (chairman), and Ittomicker
Paget, Solly, and Rifle. Fryer 'sang pr......at Th.;
Court was densely crowded with pul,licale.
Previous to the licensing busine•s, Mr.
draper, ,kc., Mr. %V. Ward. and Mr. J. La.:kilo., is.
seated nunien.u.ly a*ned memorials from the
leyan, Congregation/a, Baptist, and
congregat • ; also front fit. Johu.• Church. awl -ta,
from the •• Star of Winiliorne I; .4
Templets. The memorial fruits the
was a" follows :
_

" The memorial of the otficer4 and inember..k the
"Star of Wimborne " Lod_ge, 1.:41, •4
Independent Order of throil Templar., to tie.
Magistrate, of the Winahorne Irk broil .e.•••,14,1 et,
Brewster elmsion, Augmt 22nd, lw.l. remeirmii
.heweth. —That your memorialist. f...•• great iiit.rmk
in the welfare of thi. pari.ll. Your lomnonalet.,
therefore, pray your not b. L,TAnt or
any seven-day iieeme.. at th.• forthcoming
Sopolinn. That the drinking habit. totered t tit.,
continued traffic in ilitoxitating
cause a continual burden of local tavition ‘ot,l
to this krarish by inducing Sabbath breaking, poerty,
paupenstu, dews..., and in many imtaneer Crete t.,
the great grief of many fahnlie.. Volir wordnie,
complying with your niem.wialig.' releot, win ,
for in your magisterial divi.ion a isiore
Choing than any Bill would have oniferrol."
The only fedier apparently taken' or die ineinorills
was that by the Magistrates' Clerk, who ,arl rake
asking Mr. Sim. if ...vim day. notio, Lot
that they could not d.• it. We .uppo... the bench .4
inagirtrate. are equally empowered 44 tip., it
LAM, at white brew.ter wosion in fur .meir,hy
were ref mud, and six.lay license, graut.4
inytead_t_

The Chairman, in introducing the budir.,. id the
day, ...lid the magi.trateni had betide them An
extremely gratifying report f the manner in which
the variout liceiwed hot... had been kept ilurim; the
pant year, and they hoped the publican. would ed..
tinue to kcuip them in the NAM" way. It. lived thy
would remember there wan no ve.t..l mter.t
I linen..., and if a him.. wa. illiconduered, tb.bc..„.„
would be disointinued withinit any iir einnuunt
being given.
There were only two doubtful ea..., v The non
Drop, kept by James Hoare, at liampreidon, ott a
houle kept at Ciiieditution•hill by a publican heard
Barnes, both of whom had a word if 4...1,16..1.111.1111,
tered to, thou. It would seem, at a matter ot
all the the h0w1.... including the wine awl Tint
license., wen! renewed without oppidtion er I,lll.irk.
The adjouriand ....ion will be held on the Itlth
September.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

WlllBO/424 B.

BOARD Or GUARDIANA.—.I fortaightlf meeting of
thui Board WiLi held .4 ,1 Friday, Mr. C. J. Parke pre-
siding. The Slaster's report showed the number of
Minutes in the workhouse to be 73, as compared with
71 at the end of the corresponding week last year.
The tender of Mr. Albert Ilunckton for the remo,.al
of rubbish at the rate of Is. IJ. per cubic yard was
accepted. A letter Will read from the 1,PC:11 liovern.
Went Board, stating that a
_public inquiry would be
held in Wituborne by Mr. Pelham to take into con.
sideration the alteration of the divided_parishes in the
Virimborue and Craulkirne Union. The Clerk said
that the necipisary notices to those concerned would be
duly given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

THIS DEVONSHIRE MYSTERY.

M. ilagh Shordand, wh Wad recently vii irgeti
with the murder of hi. ..Gray-married vita, cito I I rom
Plymouth for New 2 :Maud on Saturday. On Cho ova
of sailing he deitostru lettere threatening Lb, King..
bridge magistrate, wilts criminal pr f
having heti aim in cuit itly without pro if ; ant talorm•
lug the c ironer of the district that ue nail' demand a
Parlmin otter, ingot. y int Lb. premsts,e closing of
tho inquest. kid nisi wrote 3 third letter to the
Doke of Siimerset—luriiishiur him al La I
Lieutenant with siguty ies.on* f ipeoing the
investigation into the circumstance stteuding his wife's
death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-02

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