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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

THE WESLEYAN CHAPEL

The Rev. Mr. Atkins, the successor to the Rev. W.
Allem at this chapel, preached his introductory
sermons on Sunday morning and evening at the chapel.
There wee an overflowing congresration and the result
was ouch as to give good hops that the work of the
church under its new pastor will not saes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

WaLLII.

Duro or CAPTAIII W J.ayoerii.—A gloom has
been met ever Wells )7 the •eniewhat sudden death of
Csi,ptain Falter, which t. oh place ACW. dues ay nutht
n- Captain only • short time ago maga g hi. captal.cy
of the volunteers, and ere believe he had been consorted
sr,th the 101 h Corps since its formation, toad sheet • month
ago under medical advices, he took • short rent from his
epzioual duties, and had only recently Misread, It was
In batter health. He was present .t the lost
meetiag a/ the Town Council, and accompanied the
volunteers to the Cathedral on Sunday week, and we
believe he was out so recently se Monday, but no the
eveniij that day, dangerous symptoms supervened, and
tone./
.7111 physician
.m...Liftoir to 000rilit with
then .te
dition that little hopes weresoentertained of his recovery,
and, deepite the utmost skill and case. to • expired about
half.past nine on Wednesday night. Captain Foster had
been for many years town clerk, clerk to the magigtratee,
clerk to the commissioner., and held various other
positions of trust and responsibility ; and i every walk of
life had distinguished himself by his nriblemmbd honour
and integrity. He will be sadly mimed, and It will be
difficult to fill the gap his unexpected &mime has caused.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

CORK BUTTER MARKET.

Ordinary : Firsts, 11:k ; Reenvirts, grrs. : Thirds.lt
Toertirs, ; Fifths, ; Sixths, Ina Mild Cured;
Superfine, ; Firsts, 114. : Sp-owls, I. ; Thirds, SU
Number of firkins in the market, 3540.

TAUNTON CATTLE BIARKUT

There wag a lama supply of sheep. and a average show
et bullocks, with a large atterelanee of farmers not dealers.
Qaotatious Cc to Cia : Patina wetintl. Mn.
to 5i ; tat ditto. Ma to :f&tewes,FAi tn 54a M. fat
lasers. 1:24 to Li); fat heifers. tit to .C 23 barrooms, /10
to £l7; cows end calves, £l5 to CIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

SRAIPTERBURY FAIR.

SATVED&T —There wad • large goody ol sheepThbt
trade use dull at b. per head under Marlborough ere
were very len horned cattle at offer. sad • quiet trade
use dam at low,' peon.

LATEST.

AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.

Th. negotiations betwam Austria and Turkey are
for the moment Impended. but • correspondent at
Berlin thinks that an arrangeoient will he ultimately
made on the busk of the Anglo-Turhish Convent' .n
respecting Cyprus The Austrians in the Turkish
provinces are charged with following the example of
the Rowd.ns, and romntitting atrocities upon the
plonk. General ',raper, hags had to resist several
farther attacks, and a .evere lutttle is expected to he
toned shortly. Austrian reinforaments are arriving
daily; but as the main holy ha. a strong force of
Turk. in its rear it is tumble yet to commence active
operation+.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

GUPPY &ND_ 00'S KINERAL

-WATKREI.

STEAM WORMS, OLD ORCHARD, POOLE.
toDURE and Delicious ARA TED BEVEL.
AGES, SODA WATER, LEMONAD E,
GINGER BIER, sod SELTZER W tTER.
N.B.— llas Maio are under tie sapirintiodanc• 011
gia assaideencl Load bon London.
J. LAWRENCE,
Manages.
BLANDYORD-11Ir. R. IL o.illonmss.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

FATAL BO AT ACCIDENT.

On Sot., lay afternoon a .mall hat, et-attaining gx
yming men net out from elimby for a !demure excor•
Won. They took at other friend im board at Mary.
port. and on riapaing the South Pier the b at
soddenly capPised. They were aeen atrugsling in the
water by hundreds of ppectators, but only one was
saved.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

SATFRDAY'S MARKETS.

MATM- —A our market wheat 'rat in thort supply. tad
this, roupled with the onfayourablr harvesting weather,
sawed miler' to demand a oinWler tile *assume. From
I. to 211 per qe Inn?, money we, rid for wheat. and
flour rstranred the rote per oe
SHIEFTON M t1.11.4:T -Wheyt. Z. to 44K ; barley,
efla to ; net.. 2la to:14 : bean.. Vie t' t.new 4..
to 491 per qr. ; ftwor, :ft. to r.. per wwk. Reef, 12. 94
to lie 04 Per arm*: mutton 014 to 1.14. pe•lt. seal, ad.
to 94. ; lamli. Pal to MI. Fa iii,. Pk Rd to 111.. M Per
wore. Milk Lutter. I.la. rri to In. Mt per elomn whey
ditto. Via 141. to lk Pl. Ezzl. 124 per dozen. New
potato.. I• 24 to ly 44 pee Peat
TAVNTON.—The morn ri.rket was well attended. •n 4
&trine-. wa. 'usher more than num,. There "me a
lance .upply EnzliA wheat mostly new. The aamples
were of yarialte quality : the hest realised It.. per hiphel,
and inferior ua..ohl at 704. E.l. toss. M. Maize awl barley
Is per qr. New hearts were name, and sold at
fra. 11. per 11141.1
illftl'rESTEtt —There we.. a iterei supply rill itnitish
wheat, the eorwlitinn but the lieb anlil at M. to la
&dean,. Foreign in fair wit not olive request at fully
per qr. more mom y. larley and maim 61
to la dearer. Chita without change.
WARMINSTER.—Wheat. 45r. to SS y per quart.,:
Eerier. e. to;oat., 22r. Mly : pea.. 31k to MY :
Naar. My to M. ; rye, 20s. to 265. : retches, &r. to 7a. per
bushel—At our market wheat wan from la. to L. per
quarter dearer. The Irainples of new wheat shown were
noels out of eciedithm. :rowierluentlr bat little holiness
wee dons In it. The attendance was small Other main
the same as last week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

CHRISTCHURCH

Sin DRUM MOND WOLFF owes his political career to a
happy accident Mg father had returned from his
sAyenturous journey to Bokhara. and was making • little
money by lecturing about it in different parts of the
country. This was mentioned one day at dinner at
Broadlands, and one of the party remarked
,that. It was •
. . . . .

"t
great misfortune for the rumen traveller no
been a Frenchman or a German, as. in that mu, be would
have been well remunerated for hie wonderful courage
and spirit of adventure, and placed with his family in a
distinguished and comfortable position. Lord Palmerston
quite agreed with 'his proposition and asked his friend
—"Can you suggest any way In wiiich I could serve Itimr
" can, said the vialtoyi 'he ha.an Intelligent boy;
pet hint in the Foreign Enloe." "Se I will; mid tits
Minister, and it mu done accordingly. Young Wolff wan
afterwards transferred to the Colonial Office, and has
thee Hero by his Valente and energy to his present
Important and responsible poidtion.— reek
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03

DORCHESTER SATURDAY'S CORN
MARKET.

At the rem Exchange there Wan a mall rupasLof
wheat, which add at a alight advance on late l
No malting Marley on offer. Rain haa fallen more or
Ire daffy, but most of the weal crops amend here
have been safely garnered.

DORCHESTER SATURDAY'S CATTLE
MARKET

and' sqpply of stock. Goorl trade for best qualities,
bet an indifferent ittlllil3ollll in inferior sorts. Fat I on. to
nand from Ha to lsa. per wort ; heifer, sad eal,e.,
414 to at fat lorreners, Llt Pk. to £l6 Lss. per
beeid ; fat sheep, 9il. to lett per lk