The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-30 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

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A smart thundentoral broke over this district about
half-past 12 p. m on Monday. and lasted some little time,
musing many of the minor streams to ovet&w. Louth,
and after the storm were some brilliant flashes of light-
WITIRTAMIILENTS. —Sows Slit-class entertainments bare
been given by the female &days at the Templar Hall,
Bridport, on Tuesday and Wednesday. The pularmansue
are exoellent. indeed the most talented companyithat
mha visited the town for many years. Their
of WV° character are incomparable The company :a will
shortly visit Weymouth.
Omuta or Grumman—The employ* of the arm of
H. Hounsell and Co, limited, twine merchants, on
Tureday. the rd inst., were traded. with their wives and
families, to an excursion to Burton Bradstock. The
services of the band of the let D.H.V. were mewed, under
Bugle-Major Foster. Soon after two o'clock the company,
numbering nearly 100 poises, were comfortably seated in
breaks and vans, and siartsi from "The Pelican Works,"
where flags were hoisted. Arrived at the sisa-side, •
splendid cold collation was provided under • large mamma
by. Mr. Trump, of Briciport, who by the excellent quality
of the fare and his well known abilities as caterer, gave
the greatest satisfaction Dinner was first warred to the
mm, who did full justice to the viands. After dinner the
usual loyall toasts were drunk, and ...no health of she
Chairman ( Yr. H. It lionnesin,"_ with threstimes-thres."
The vice-chair was occupied by Meows. Thorne and lima&
Several interesting speeches were made, the band playing
etiroPriate music at intervals. "The health of Mr.
Roberts " was proposed and drunk. Mr. Roberto made •
suitable acknowledgment, and greatly interested those
present with some hints relative to strikes, and in
the course of them reminded them that had it not
been for their co-operation they would not ham been
together that day under such happy theunsgsanees. while
the dinner was served tithe mendi the tent. the "ladies"
were regaled with a capital repast on the green outside
We were pawed to me Mr. and Kra Gown present with
lge Malmo and sons, who arrived during the &Hinman,
and as soon as their approach was made known • hearty
cheer arose, eccoutpuebsd be rounds of "salute firing."
All then adjourned to the green. where • variety of sports
ware indulesd in. About dusk eanaie were made for Um,
to return to the tent, where, to their agreeable surprise,
another repast awaited them, and, we need not add, was
thoroughly enjoyed. lifter supper Mr. George Thorns
delighted the mmpany with some of his pslsr ditty, and
impersonation& Sam after 10 o'clock were again
• under weigh," having spent • delight/ time of it.
This la the first treat in connection with the firm, but we
believe that, " drcomstances permitting," the intention is
to make It an annual thing.

Beam; on Pout's. Tuesday—Before Mr. H. E. Houma
and Mr. S. W. Whitlow; Guru Possenry, net braider.
was brought up in custody by P.C. Brown, cleared with
stealing two fowia the property of Andrew Spilka, of
Alington, " moulder." Mr. Day for the defence. The
witness " Scaler" said that woe time since he had seven
fowls entrained to his care by • late tenant Mr. 1.
nowisell, end that he could swear they were We In the
house at dinner MEM on Sunday Slat init, as he fed then
at the time. On the same night goon after retirialsod
e
heard the fowls making • noise u if disturbed. He
out of the window and **wean* one going from the dim-
gond the fowl house, with some ofthebirdn He could not
be positive whether it war a man or • woman as the night
was dark. Saw something white which be thought at the
time might be • woman's dress, but it struck him
aterwards it warn one of the birds which wee white the
other being black. He awoke his wife sad went down
stairs and out into the court, and looked around and saw
no one there. Heard some one in • garden adjoining.
Thu went to prisoner's back door which war open, and
saw • candle within placid upon • chair, left the =ix:el
came back again. Shortly after be fund p
door locked. Threw some dirt at the window and prison.;
and hie wife queered, when he "witness" told him some
nue had been stealing hie fowls and begged hint to come
down and help him to And them. Could And no trace of
them. Then he want toward' the town to And • policemen
procured • couple of constables and came with them. Left
the prisoner there whilst he went for the police They then
looked into primers outhouse and saw one fowl on the
ground. Crceerzernined by Mr. Del: Could not swear
whether prisoner had boob; on, he lives next door to mine.
—Mrs, Spinet. "rife of Snit witness corroborated the above
statement —P.C. Brown, deposed the 21st inst be was on
on duty in Wed-street about 11 o'clock pin., when he
met the witness who informed him that hie fowls had
been stolen. He went and found feather' aboutitig,
also a foot print. As soon as it was daylight he d
the marks 01 11 nails on the left side of the heel only. He
asked witness whole fuel-house wae situated at the rear
of the yard. He said it was the prisoners. He saw
feathers on the lock of the door and some near the window
which was partially open. He went to prisoner's hues
and asked him for the key of the fuel-house but he would
not give it up The releaoer then went upetabs to his
wife and he our heard him any to her "I shall
certainly go to gaol." He called to him that if be did not
produce the key he should be under the neceenty of
oren the door. H. procured • her and forced
the door open, entered and found the two fowls lying on
the ground opposite the door. He also examined prisons?'
boots which corresponded in every respect to the prints in
the yard. He then took him into custody, charging him
with the offence. P.C. Courtesy, who was present at the
time of the iiscovery, made a similar statement Prisoner
was sent for trial, bail was requested and accepted, him-
self in 1:20 sad two sureties in RS each.

DI. R. A. Hawnine has died in Calcutta from apoplexy
brought on by the beet.
Tug children of the Sunday Schools found Sidmouth to
be" the place to sp,nd a happy day " on Friday last.
Two HUNDIAD members of the Working Mens' Club had
an outing at Weymouth on Tuesday last which was
heartily enjoyed.
Tug Musical Union has signified their appreciation of
their conductor's services by presenting Mr. Parker with
a hauls me clock and • purse of sovereigiat
A Lamest; on the South-Western Railway, named
Joke Lseebert, has been fined 10a for travelling on the
li., without a ticket. Re ought to have been provided
with. pees
Pummeled:it' Bocuate,of Bradford, and Mr. John Goodden,
of Compton Room, have lately entertained the little waifs
and strays to be found in the Workhouse. Some people
believe there ia more charity in this than sending • blankst
to • benighted black.
One Volunteer Fire-Brigade have had an opportunity to
exhibit the power of their prattles hands." and managed
last Sunday to save half of &rick of 100 tons, which caught
fire at Wyk. Farm. Why clan't they follow the exempla
of the London Firemen, and some floe night, when they
are comfortably between the 'hetet% let the Captain call
them out to an imaginative condagnation some four mike
away.
Mt. Saaara, the father of • confectioner who some
years ago died here, was sued at the Devon Assizes by a
Mies Lavers, the WOOS of his son's wife for 1:300 on •
note. Mt. Levers had acted.. houseketper
or Ik.Tid gentleman, and, according to her statement,
she had " worked very hard " for him. lis erm 87 peen of
ma, and this not was given her to avoid the payment of
legacy duty, which would have had to have been paid
if she had been mentioned in his will. Mr. Sharpe tried
to show that she bed " worried" it out of him, but the
jury would not take that view, and gave the old man's
darling her MO, with 117 10s, for interest

Prot Sri utrric FITS on IALLUIO Ificoursth
certain method of cure has been discovered for this dir
nesidm complaint by • physiciae, who is desirous that
ell sul.r, may benefit from this providential disarray
It is never known to fail, and will cure the most hotels=
case after all other means hart been tried. Pull
wi be gent bypost to any free of charge—fridrelethr ll
Yr. NV:weenie Oxford Terrace, Hyde Perk. Landon.
ADVICI TO MOTw 1--Atre you broken in your rest by
• tick child suffering with the path of cutting teeth I (th
at once to a chemist and got • bottle of Ku. Wurawer
Soorento Snug It will relieve the poor anthem
immediately. It is perfectly hanger militaitoto
taste, it produces nathral, quiet sleep, by the
*had from pain, and the little sheath swam "as I
es • betbat." It soothes the child, it softies the mum,
ellaps ell pale, rebores wind, regulates the boweb, sod Is
the WM iknews remedy for dyeeetery and diarrhea,
whether in&grid.sa teething or other= Yrs.
Winslow% Syrup is mold by
at la i per boUle. )(seesawed In New
dealers
liawaties at Mk Oxford-street, Lambe.
Rartrres Pieta Bum—The narked superiority of
this Lamar! Blue over all others, and the quick ap-
preciation of Its merits by the public, has been
attended by the usual mate—viz., • flood of links-
Noma : the merit of the latter mainly consists in the
ingenuity exerted, not simply in Imitating the square
shape, but making the of the
wrappers rentable that oirrhrigen=rcle. The
Manufacturer' beg therefore to caution all buyers to
see" Raskin's Paris Blue" on each packet.
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—VitaTiiTA-fitiov-sn-r-r-oa-i-tre-Tl•in.-If_yottr hair le
turning grey or white, or f off, use " 'nue Maxim
Hair Renewer," for it wig piously Iraliere in sowy ear
grep or Mate hair to its without leaving
the disagreeable small of moat " Restorera" It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
=of the heir an bald spots, where the terwt ere not
Ask your Chemist for " Tan 11 HAM
Rzetwon," prepared by HICIBY C. GALUTP, Oxford.
infest London, and sold bY Chemistond Perftuners every-
where at As Pd.. per bottle.
TII2OAT ArtICTIONI LIM RoasitlZOL-11.11 suffering
from irritation of the timid and hoarsens's will be agree
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief abarded by
the nee of "Brown's Bronchial Trochee." These humus
"Imager are now told by most respectable chemists Is
tide country at la lid per box. People troubled with.
" braid= cough: • " slight mid." or bronchial affection.,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if al
to program, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown's Bronchia
Trochee are on the Government Stamp around each box.
-Manufactured by Joss L &tows and So.ya, Boston,
United States. Depot. In Oxford-etrest,
71.01/LiNI I -Pat inn Term Lev Baum-A few
drops of the liquid " Floriline" sprinkled on • wet liner
brush produces • pleasant lather, which tho=
cleanser the teeth from all perishes or honoring;
the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, giro to Oe illeth
a aft-IBM pserly-whitenses, and a deßagul framers
to the breath. It removes all unpin/eat odoor
from decoyed teeth or tobacco nooks "The ilitTrin
rloriliaa," being composed in part of hoses mil twee
herbs is delicious to the testa, and the mated Met dis-
covery of the age. Price h, fid., of al cassims mad
perfumers, Prepared by Henry fl Oman?, Re Oxford.
street London.

Hoccewar's Pius—This eceling Medicine has the
Loopiest effect when the Mood is overheated and •
tendency' to inflammatory action is set up in the iryetem
One Pill taken shortly before dinner does away with the
indigestion. f olinoos. and ilamiency—indicetiona of • week
stomach or disordered liver. A few pills taken at bedtime
act as alterative' and aperients I they not only relieve the
bowels hut regalia' every organ connected with them,
overcome all acrid humours, end immures" • free
cistipl
of all the secretionseseentialto our well•being. Hollows
Pine thoroughly cleaner and pained regulate the -
ion, and beget a feeling of
- " " • •

Tomunts AID Ta;vmunt.—Ladies &king, visit-
ing the seaddek, or othavisse=l to the
rays cd the sun and heated of &ski=
ROWLANDS' KALYDO most cooling and reinsh-
lag for the_ hoe, hands, and arms; It eradicates sun-
burn, tan, truckle; &a, allays the pain and irritatka
mused by mosquito and Wm& bitmAnood ram:
beautiful and delicate
as. AL per bottle. ROI' MACASSAR OIL
EVAtArDSktDfcft alitmodurin&e"teetli.weVrlci
voMpnabasi.ers, and bakdreseers. Buy only

A Swan WORTH [WOWING IN Di/ALM WITH
Cana, AID Saw thszesse—Ltlialteeimally small
would be the low of young Cattle end Sheep by
Dhow at the hying Suwon of Cold, Sleet, and
Rah,. it they were pat under shelter and "Di. Son,
and Rewitt`e" "Red Drench and " Gaseous /Fluid," CHARLIE GIIIIT. .._
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administered, es the kind of ailment maiatire.34 The
the Farmer, during bad ,
serious loss to
.inz . BLANDFORD, WIMBORNE. AND leodia
be tad by dosing with the "Red TELEGRAM,
highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And In
etalcrck,offibitP,MilLanibtY. I:l762lkand Cal°Tea,ExhaurtAll dOse C7tWilio "Ingot the iI'AshertiCMGLAND 7„...aziwi1ur'''...........-7
" Gaseous Fluid" is of all remedies, the most sae and
the 00Ii IdedlTO:229 Deteneke Bilkordnak Ut 0.4018., II at
XeliiiiC W.
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•New waTie has the Abaft Wool* Inlingiel 'Vale* WI
ROYAL theFAMILY
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by MIMI BIGUIIITT.
Orden am daily arrives( Irma all parta Meg et eT.
dis or eat water eats areal, Mem moss
surpass all Mame appearanse arid dandeity. Priem train
la. lid. to 44, 44 per yard. Nem Mamma tor lemmer.
Extra reeled MOM ler Gentlemen and litiyir bard wear. tram
Is ed. yr- yard. ratiern books post Ms.
zreitanver. ti 1110EITON BURNLTr • °...11171141 ON.

nuns m,st woNntitFur, INVENTION of the Ago Is tit*
I. Pile MICROPHONE. Post free is Psrilailan post tree.
Jamas lam:NW and Ban, klrmlosham.

PitWATZIL—Ta Ina t. LIPECOMBE
id
co'. PATENT SELF MANNING CBABOOAL
FILTERS.,. throe than nara ancient and wan than mon
anal. than in, ether. Mon than NANO sa In ow 44,
and de, OrAnnareet. Rasaing bun
I=la Bac —Aran In nary tam Month= In utak.

NI•VE's FOOD FOR INFANTS,
YOU/40 CEILDRZN AND INVALIDS.
Bokl by
CHRIMITS sad GROCERS nt home and skald.

WEIGHING MACHINES and WEIGH-BRIDGER. leery
IV variety of GRANO of mom! or Mem power.
RICHARD ttTCßflt, Werringue. lAnceehlre.

S 0 D • W•TILI1 and LBlION•DI 111LA0801111,
0.1110110 lIMEN.
With reoelpse sod latorimatina to make all seated drinks.
Particulars par tree N. G. WILOOCILS, Backetreet, Bath.

1 ILDIA RUBBER STAMPS are the beet for recelpting, ename-
-1 Wenvelope,. etc, and es linen marten,. Aeon
Worm everywhere. Award Irma. aeod stamp for
terms. —Where no Agent tonere order direct from the Rubber
Blimp Oo , 16.UoLborn nodal* London.