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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

WABMIZAX.

COMIOSSIONIOLS OF LAND.-1, may interest our readers
to know that the following are the names of the several
gentlemen who since April, IAO4, have qualified to act as
Commissioners of Land. Assessors, Property and Income-
TRS for the Wareham Division. In some n' the cases
there are three successive generations who have so
qualified and acted. William Chiral!, George Horton
Ilvde, John Bond. 'Thomas Bartlett, John Morton Colson,
William Bond, Nathaniel Bond, John Dampier. A. Bain,
George Pickard Ben iamin Lester-Lester, John Bond,
Williamllett, Nathaniel Bond. John Hales Ca'craft.
William Bond, Janie' C. Ir'yler, William Bragge. John
Manscl, S. Merrell, Ccorge illiter, Henry Pickard Can,-
1.. V. Garland. John Scott Ilankes, John Clavell
Mansel Hirer W. Fairer, John W. Pyles. Nathaniel
Bond. "%Ides Rodgett, Karl of Eldon, George H. Bond,
and F. Filliter (present Clerk).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

QANDELL'ia HAIR RESTO4I
LI. is now acknowl.Aged to be th. ..-
-eligible preparation for
,:r.EY or
Original eclareFAbgaj,
&kW-
. it is aliACeirtailit"°nLtti-!:(Tret:
oeao and a sure eradicator of
....endrifT. For Strengthening and
". keeping the Hair from falling ,it is
onequalled. These inestimable qualities render it an
essential tiolet requisite for all whoprize that choiceat
gift of nature—a good Head of Haar.
Sold by most Chemists, in Bottles, 2s. and 31. 6d.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind.
Agent for Wareham awl Blandford, Mr. GEORGE

Jour; MITCHELL,
/ram PEN NAILER TO
THE gum:.
London Depot-118, Cheapside, KC.
Works—Newhall Street, Birmiaghuo.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

D.RU N g.ntliJaa.

r 6
Nary Jane
_rxx, an altler fee oris, married
women of ljamprenta.n, ware summoned for being drunk
on the 12th of July, at Wimberne.— Defendants, who are
ploodml guilty.—Fined kn. each and 7s. costs.
..10/to Muffins, labourer. of Canford bta...ma. was sum-
moned for a *Millar offence at the samo time and place.
- Defendant dnt not appear.—P.r. Stone proved the
offence—Fined 10s. and coats, 9e.

MIZAFI!ES OF Tqk TURNP_IIik All.

.
Edwin no",;;;;Iii;Tur-ir,"ol.CaaTord. admitted leaving a
waggon and two horses on the highway at Canford
unattended on the 12th of July—Fined 10a. and 7s,
Coat&

--Tietnax Ilrekford, haulier, of Lytchett Ifin.ter, pleaded
guilty to being at such • &stems fo.nt a waggon and
two horses of which ho had charg.. at l,ytchett Minster,
on July 11th, 03 not to have colltrol over the animals.—
Fined re, and Ow
Th”,ao. I e. 0., haulier, of tanford, was ,411,inioned for
id;r.a without reins in a waggon drawn by two horses en
July fith, at ranford.- St,sne gave e%idence.—Defen-
,lant's wife appeared for him. —Fined ss. and costa, Ifs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

A TELEGRAPHIC FEAT,

An unprecedented telegraphic feat wa6—achHeved by the
DO>lin Frrensetia'm .foltrnal of the Sass inst. The Elcho
Challenge Shield had been shot for on the previous day
at Wimbledon, where English, Irish, and Scotch teams of
eight each competed, oath man firinit 15 shots at three
different ranges The next morning the Froeusan'a
Jorfrnal contained diagrams of each of the Tttsrgetg. On
the face of each target was not only shown in black the
exact spot where each shot struck—this was done last
year by the same paper—but this spot showed in its own
centre in white the number of the shot which it repre-
Rented. The most elaborate arrangements were necessary
to secure this result. Special type for the shots had to be
cast— special targets made, and in the course of the
night the exact position on the targets of the Iteal
different shots had to he telegraphed, and then the shots
put in position in Dublin and printed. The feat is un-
precedented in the United Kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

70 RAM LAMBS.

Since this Sale was first advertised Mr. Fleetwood
has Sold his Estate, consequently the whole of his
valuable Flock will be Sold without the least reserva-
tion. The Auctioneers can therefore with great con-
fidence introduce this opportunity to their friends and
the public of securing stock from one of the oldest-
established and most genuine Flocks in the County.
The sheep are descended almost entirely from Bal.
bridge blood with occasional and judicious craws
from the most celebrated Breeders of Hampshire

_
Mr. Fleetwood has for many years carried off the
chief prizes at the Local Fairs with Lambe and Ewes,
and the great demand he 1., always had for his off.
going Ewen fully justifies tlAc .4411 esteem in which
his Flock is held; he has also when selectin.
always made it his great aim never to lose eight of the
chief and fashionable characteristics of the breed,
namely, dark faces with good and smart style, well.
formed weighty tarmacs, and heavy growth of wool.
Luncheon at One o'clock, and Sale to commence
immediately afterwards.
Conveyances will await the arrh al of the Morning
Train/ at the Salisbury stations.
Catalogues will shortly be issued, and may be ob-
tained of the Auctiogrags, Canal, Salisbury.

..
Poole, July 2l, 187 ti. __

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY,. JULY 25, 146.

IX) THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH-
WEST WARD OF THE BOROUGH
OF POOLE.

LADIES AND -
lIAV ING been requested by a large number
of the Burgesses to stand for the Vacancy now
in the Council, I have consented to do so..

_
I need not say anything as to what I should
ensleavour to do if elected, as you have had an ample
oppottunity of knowing me in my past public tile; nor
that I feel a deer interest in the prosperity of my
native town, bound up as it is with my own interests.
The want of time, and not of disposition, will
prevent my having the opportunity of personally calling
on you all, but I most confidently solicit, and hope
for, your support on this occasion.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yours faithfully,
G. CURTIS.
_ _ _

-- • - - -
Poole, July 20th, 1876.
TO THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH-
WEST WARD OF THE BOROUGH
OF POOLE. •

LADINO AWD tharn_tams,
VACANCY having occurred in our Town
Council by the lamented decease of Mr. T. NV.
Green, I have been urgently solicited by a deputation
of Gentlemen to allow myself to be nominated to fill
the vacant seat. I have acceded to this request as a
simple matter of duty.
If you elect me I shall endeavour to the best of my
ability to fulfil the duties of a member of our loud
parliament impartially and conscientiously for the
benefit ...I. us all.

I desire most ardently to he useful in promoting the
prosperity of our town. and in making our Port once
again one of the moat flourishing ports in the United
Kingdom of Great Britain.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yours faithfully.
WILLIAM PENNEY.

LINEN AND WOOLLEN
DRAPERY.

MESSRS. T. & H. BASCOMBE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

Sim

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
DORCHESTER MARKETS.—SmaII supply of
wheat at Dorchester to-day, from Is. to 2a. per
imperial qr. Ism mousy than last week being obtained.
The quotations for the beet qualities ranged from 48r.
to 461. Last week's °Ada average was 465. 7d.
Grinding barley, 1.. per imperial qr. dearer; price,
275. to 30. Oats commended late rate..—ln
oonsequence of the prolonged heat the Dorchester
market to-day wee thinly supplied, and. the attend-
ance being small, trade was but sluggish • Heifer,
and caves, Ell to Lit; fat heifers, OD to £24 per
bead, or about 14s. tone. per wore. Fat mutton may
be quoted at 9d. to 9ed. per lb., and lamb at DM. to
11d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED

THESE OFFICES.

--
MONISM WALLACE, BAILEY, And WILRINA, Bermond
sey, London.-" Further and Final Reports, most
valuable feature-quite original-made a trial of other
Offices for Commercial Information, but our experience
teaches us that, for thoroughly sound information and
speedy replies to inquiries, your Offis* unquestionably
stands first." Members Three years.
Messrs. RICHMOND and CHANDLER, Agricultural
Implement Manufacturers, Manchester.-" Not led us
wrong in any instance."
Messrs. M. Borrouur, jour, and Co., Bradford,
Manchester and London. -"Careful -no trouble squired
-appreciate the care taken- -has our highest common.
dation." Members Seven years.
Mesons. PASAAVANT and SON, Merchants, Leeds.-
"For Continental Information--the importance of your
method of obtaining information from more than one
channel speaks for itself-pleasure in reccanmending
our Offices."
Menus. Howrucv and PALMER'n MACHU Factory,
Reading.- " Recommend." Members Seven years.
Messrs. Wm. SEELLERA mnd Co., Sewing Machine
Manufacturers, Airdale Works, Keighley.-" No bad
debts where we have followed out your instructions
during last four years."

T.. mon Igo wasJi to lois Was Offices as Members.
The year commences on the first of any month.
Cheques crossed National Provincial Bank to FLINT
and Co
SumeitimrioNs 38., £i 5a., £lO 10s. and upwards
per annum.
N.B.- -Please send fur a Prospectus, free on applies-
tion.

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION,

E
TRADE MARE must be
14 REGISTERED anew ler the recent Act.
No existing Registrations at Stationer's Hall or else-
where of any avaiL—Apply at mum to FLINT and 00.,
Cheanside, London, E.I
Trade Marks ReOstered in America, Germany,
France, and all Continental countries.
No charge for TransMtioas into any foreign
language.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOCB PILLS,
In inte anunrgt, all dames of audety
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

ITEMS OF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THIS DAY.

THZ WAR IN SERVIA..
PROMPT MEASURES TO BE TAKEN.
Acoots to Semi official wen Austria' threatens
to occupy Burris mikes war is concluded in a fort-
night

VISITORS OF DISTINCTION.
The Rmperor and Empress of Brazil arrived at
Dover, and proceeded by mail boat to Ostend this
morning.
IRANT.

MN GREAT BARON _
Townes v. Orerst.—At the Court of Clommon Pleas
to-day, leave was given for defendants (Groat and Co.)
to appeal for a new trial, on the ground of wile-
direction.
- -
WILLS AND INQUICSTS.
The following have been =The will of the
Right Hon. George Augustus Marisa, Earl of
Sheffield, who died on April 5 lest, at No. B Portland,
oleos. was proved on the IoM, by his sees. Henry
sow Berl of Sheffield, and the Ham
s.= Nd
Bolrerd, and the lion. Portman,
the mereitors, the personal estaßetneing ewers under
£300,00e. The testator leaven IMOllir other gifte, to his
emoutor, Mr. Portman, £lOO.
The will of Mr. Henry Ilenway Bebdone, late of
himichester, merchant, sworn under £450,050.
The will of Mr. Ward Hall Appleyard, lets of No. 6,
Westbourne-terrace. Paddington, barrister at Ism, sworn
under £24000.
The will of Liviy Augusta Illinahetb Frederica Stanley,
who died on the tat of March lam at The Deanery,
Westminster, hie been proved by her hasten& the Very
Her. Arthur Petarhyn Stanley. D.D.. the sole egeoutor,
to whom she eizzema. 11 her property absolutely, the
personal estate sworn under £lO,OOO.
The will of Sir Henry, late of No. El, Hanover•
square, chief magistrate of the Metropolitan Polios,
Sworn under £14.000.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

SUMMER QUALITY..

To prevent the 'Fly from Striking, and for extreme
cases of Scab, is unequalled by any Composition,
mashie the same ingredients of the ordinary quality,
with the addition of a poison, and is extensively used,
for ;,..eneral dipping pnrposes.
Dare should be taken that it be applied to SHEEP
only, and that as Directed.
This Dip is aatiowiedged to be infinitely superior
and totally different in its effects to any of the old
preparations now in the Market. Hitherto loarmeni
have only been disappointed by using Dips which
I have proved, after repeated applications, to be next to
useless.
It has never been an lation .1 any other Dip,
neither has it nor can it be intenlicteth
Parties should /WO they get the strong
efforts being made to injure the sale of it are
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

BARGAINS IN PRINTS

BARGAINS IN FLANNELS

BARGAINS IN WOOLLENS

BARGAINS IN CARPETS

BARGAINS IN HOSIERY

BARGAINS IN GLOVES

BLANKETS, SHEETS, QUILTS, and
COUNTERPANES, at greatly Reduced Prices.

. A lot of LACE RIBBON and FANCY GOODS,
slightly soiled, at Half Price.

REMNANTS and SOILED LENGTHS regardless
of Cost.

MESSRS. T. & H. BASOOMBE,

f;,;, III(. !I WEST STREET,

DORCHESTER.

hi'LEOD'S
PATNNT UNIVIIRSAL NON-POISONOUS
HEEP AND LAMB DIPPING COMPOSI
1.7 TION is a Hare and Perfect Remedy for SCAB
or SRAII, and pnonotes the growth of the wool
It speedily frees the sheep from TICKS and LICK,
Instantly destroys the Egg% 14 the Scab and Tick
Insects, and Costs only Five Farthings to dip each
Sheep.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

THIS DAY'S XARICHTS.

- DAY.
MARK LANK.-
Whoa closed heavily, it being la lower on the
week. Barley quiet and steady. Oats and maize
lower to sell Beans and pees neglected. Flour very
' ^aly makable on lower terms.

only

METROPOLITAN CATTL.S.—This DAY.
4,330 besets, including 2,300 foreign and 100
Canadian later, in excellent condition. Trade quiet
at 4s. ed. to 69. About 23,000 rbeep. Trade flat at
4s. 6d. to 6a. 10d. Lambs mil at 72. to Ba. Calves at
4a. to Os. Bd., and pip were 'old at 4e. to Os. 6d. per
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

PORCItESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
Munn Smarr.
ENSOR bean to announce that the
1%1 general SALE of HORSES will be held
tier(
S%TtRPAI,Gem 7ith, 1876, (being Dorchester
‘l,,y) st the New and Sposioua RZPOSITORT,
izioromaerr, where every aooommodation foe
of all description, is provided.
finoramor Errata :
1,, superior Cart Mares and Geldings, the property
A the Importer
very powerful Roan Cart Mare, a quiet ivashee
marr yearP, 14.3, quiet to rule or drive
Alase, five years, 17,.2, quiet in harness
7,;ry,a posy, piz ,ear", 12.2, quiet in ha.
11;y cer, mare, quiet worker
A chestnut Cart Horse, 17 hands and A Bay
cid Batt, 17 hands ; the property of Mr. S.
A. smith, Bradford
Viav Cob. At veal*. 14.3, quiet in harness
NiAtt meg, Himeas, silver mounted
tb
wethe wr. number of other Hones,
l
- °atoms?t time of Sale.
st To clock punctually.
powlievu.r. Jely 1876.
zoliggsET AND DORSET.

TR% S XABOROUGH ESTATE,
NI he, of tkaborough and Broadwinsor,
Theo Miles from erewkerne, comprising a
VALI'ABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERW,
wn (*.VITAL MANSION, containing 15 Bed-
... well proportioned mite of Drawing, Dining,
Roonne, with Schoolroom, Nursery, and
wile Domestic Offices, stabling, Conch-houne. &c.,
piewure Grounds, and two Farms,
4,era Seaboo(ugh, Swilletts and Colcombe,with
vvd Farmhouses and Buildings, including 10
jabourers* Cottages, the whole about 548 acres of
ria land (principally Pasture and Dairy). The
riier Ale, in which there is good fishing, runs
though the Eetate, and in addition to shooting, two
;ark" of bond'hunt the district The %melon ia
salvia five minutes walk of the Parish Church.
The Eetatc. which has for many years been farmed
ly the owner, join iierfect order. Early possession
sill le given id the Mansion. The farms as, let on
lease producing a net rental of nearly £1,300 per

le snow).
Es s s FAREBROTHER, ELLIS,
LII CLARK, and Co. have received instructions
1.8E1.1., at the Atvetelf Matti, TOKIINHOCIII•TAID,
losoos,on no:OI,AT, JULY 25th, at one for two
o'clock, the above desirable PROPERTY.
Particithira way he had of hdesers. SYMONDS and
For, Soheitors. Dorchester ; at the place of Sal.; and
at the offices of Mewls. FAItIBROTHIC, ELLIS, CLAIIIt,
ma Co. 7,, Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C., and at 18,
linad..treet,

POOLE BREWERY.

_
PYRE BEERS FROM MALT AND 1:10P8
ONLY.

BITTBR BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Vintat Quality and Flavour, Brewed ea the
llurt.n *nuiple, by an experienced Brewer. MI
ltEEkti Tod ALFA warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and 11011; ONLY, at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORBETSIIIRE.
POOLE BREWERY.

IN Es and SPIRITS of the Beet Quality,
it The Lowest ResnuneratAre Prim.
144 .4 Priors for all kinds of Bele, Al., Porter,
Utile, and Spirita, forwarded on appllcation to
FREDKRICR STYRING.

Fp*. MST OONfICTIoNUy. R. iOM
14....14,Zine, Hackney Wickyorke, Z.
ty
lar °anoint Sanwa* Nei* llysiie ang Spilling Bora
NrPneriM, gado Tairapted to isniptaili balk.
load Own.
PANS ea splikNASsi, foratitY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

WEDNIDSDAT, 20TH SIPTIMBER, 1876.

(IRATELY, HANTS,
Within Five minutes' walk of the Railway Station,
and Seven Miles from Andover.

IUESSRS. WATERS, SON, aud RAW-
iVL have received instructions from W.
Boutcher. Esq., (who is relinquishing Fn
pursuits), to ve PRELIMINARY NOTICE
SALE by AUCgiTION, on the Premises. on WEDNES-
DAY, 201111 SENTENBAIL, 1876, of the whole of the
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK,
comprising the

HAMPSHIRE DOWN BREEDING FLOCK,
CROSS-BRED LAMBS, CART HORSES, AND
OTHER LIVE STOCK,
together with the
FARM IMPLEMENTS.

THOS. G. SHYER,
ANCTIONNER AND APPRAISER.
DORCHESTER.
PROBATE AND PUBLICAN& VALUATION 4.
OrricE-16, WOLLASTON VILLAS,
DORCHESTER.

Selecting Emigration Agent for South Australin.
PRIM P 433,10113 IN GOOD S1111”1.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
and EXHIBITION of CATThE and STOCK
will take place at DORCHWITIL, on WannEsney, the ,
2nd day of .Aucuar next.
Prises amounting to above .1:150 are offered for
Competition.
The TITRNIP HOEING will take place at Warta- ;
sox, on TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1876, at 'Sine o'clock in
the Morning.
The ANNUAL DINNER will be held on
VIrIDINDMAY, the 2nd AUGUST next, under the presi-
dency of H. R. Mimasrox, Esq., at Four o'clock, at,
the Antelope Hotel, Dorchester.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, May, 1876.

POBSESSING ALL THE PROPERTIES OF
THE FINEST ARROWROOT, AND
SERVING ALL ITS USES.
BROWN AND POLBON'S
CORN FLOUR

HAB TviILYTT TWIS' WORLD-WIDZ IMPUTATION,

Non.—The pretension of another Corn Flour to be
"the best" is entirely groundless, and the imperfect
quotation from the Lancd which is being used in
rapport of this pretension does not oonvey the opinion
of that Journal.—Vide Lancet, November 13th, 1875.

QUEEN VICTORIA STREET. LONDON. N.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

BLANDFORD.
DuRSET TO THE FRONT.

_ _ . —...-....
Friday was virt uall y the last day of the shooting 111 connec-
tion with the Wimbledon meeting of lea. The chief com-
petition was the contest for the Loyd Lindsay Prise, open
to squads of four men from yeomanry cavalry, volunteers,
light horse, and mounted rifles. The conditions of this
match, which combines the elements of shooting and
steeplechasing, are that each squad shall ride a course of
about three-quarters of a mile in length, jumping two
hurdles, and firing five shots each, dismounted, at 400 and
MO yards. The rifle (which may he any in use in the
service) can he slung to the saddle, carried on the back. or
iu any nianner adapted to service. There were sixteen
entries, hut of these onlv twelve came to the post The
first aqua!, the Royal Devon Yeomanry, were started •
little after twelve, and completed their work in 9 minutes
ill seconds. These were followed by the Devon Mounted
Rifles, who with their short Snider*, took the third prise
in 11474, and the second last year, who riding well together,
finished in the excellent time 'of :4 minutes 37 seconds.
The next squad woro the Dorset Yeomanry, who looked,
both men and horses, like business. Their performance
did not belie their appearance, u they finished the course
in also short time of 7 minutes 25 seconds, drilling and
riding like one man. The Hants Mounted Rifles took 7
minutes SP: seconds only to their work, bat were beaten
for time by the first section of the Duke of Manchester's
Light Horse, who completed the distance in 7 ininotes
seconds, but hurried their shooting in such • way AA to
I destroy their chance. The lit Roxburgh Mounted Rifles,
who are the first Scotch regiment that have 3 et put in an
appearance at Wimbledr.o ior this prize, in their grey
workmanlike unit..xwa, elicited applause for their good
riding, they taking b minutes If seconds, hit their shoot-
ing w, hos equal to their horsemanship. The other
t 0... -yin, the South Notts Yeomanry, Wilt. Yeomanry.
Worcester Yeomanry, aml Warwickshire Yeomanry—sell
I for little remark with the exception of the last-named,
I who were armed with the Martini-Henry rifles, and
riding well and performing all their movements with
precision, were enabled to take sonmet place. After the
close of the competition the squads faraded in front of the
Council tent. and 1.,0rd Wharnoliffe announced the
winners as follows:-

LOVIs LINDSAY PRIZE. Total.
It P.V..a Alm, W. Richard rifle. Dorset V omanry.. .. IN
al Pnza CIO. klartini•lienry rifle, Warwickshire Yeomanry Hs
SI Prize Lb), Snider elk, Devon Mounted Mika 112
The four victors, we understand, belong to the Bland-
ford Troop.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

LYTCHETT DIATB.AVERB.

BO %RD SCHOOL EXAMINATION AND TREAT. -- the Lytchett
filatrevers Board School was inspected on Thursday, the
Idth inst., by lI.M. Inspector Mr. G. IL Gordon, :assisted
by Mr. T. M. Morgan. The atteniin:...i.. MA. good, and the
results of the examination were very satisfactory. The
inspo.tow aemuol very much pleased with the school
buildings. In the afternoon a tea was provided for the
children in their arhoolroom, and about 160 sat down.
It was a capital tea and well managed throughout, and
the children thoroughly enjoyed it. After singing two of
their school gongs they marched to a field kindly lent by
Mr. Thom. Crumpler, one of the members of the
where they were provided with cricket, swinging, and
other games for their amusement. A public tea was
held in the large room of the school at five o'clock, ond
WA well attended. The proceeds are to be spent in
prima for deserving scholars at the examination. The
wheather was beautifully fine, and a moat enjoyable
evening was spent
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

17PVTICY.

- - -
CONGREG TEI AND BAZ Att - The anniversary
of the settlement of the Rev. .1. Butcher as pastor at the
Independent Chapel, Upwey, was celebrated on Wednes-
day last with a bazaar, tea, and public meeting. The
;tells of work were laid out in a, meadow belonging to
Mrk bantam, and formed a very pretty show of useful
and fan:), goeds. Tea was it;so spread in tl,e I,,eadow,
under atvnings, to Lhelt.; the lathes {row thA burning
sun. Waft attended the tea, including friends from
Roreliester, Upwey, and Weymouth. At the /pastier
before six train another party arrived out from Wes,
lueuth, and more tea had to be made and the tables re-
Ily the time the second party were served the
publio maeting was commenced ; it also was held under
the awnings, the Rev. J. Butcher presiding. The singing
was supported by a harmonium, and some of Sankey's
hymns were sung.—Mr. Butcher stated that about .Ijl2ll
war raised last year from the people and by means of
leetutes given by ministers; and he considered they were
in a tolerably prosperous and decidedly improving con-
dition.—The Rev. T. Neave, of Dorchester, in his addreas
lintel out what C 0.11.1 be done under the Congregational
systole, and he exhorted the people to be united.—Mr.
Talker, of Andover, Also addressed the meeting, and con-
tinued until it was time for roma of the friends 'o lert,
oFrIF,r he ex t.ll trr,,n
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

WYSE REGIS.

Itlois Bug/er -on MorAley ta.out or a, some
p....404i, is suppood ateilent, set fire to part of a
rick of old hay, at rolr. William Stone's Lanehouse Itocks.
nowlrmade rink was elate 1.3. and this also caught.
There was no possibility 00 checking the fire, and the
whole, which was about 21 tons, part clover and part
hay, was consumed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

SECURITY IN CREDITING.

No only to Protect lea to Promote Trade, and to bray
good men together.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

1V ILL COLMENCE A

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

UN SATURDAY, JULY TO, 1576,

FOR CASH ONLY.

Having eteuthlerahly Reduced the Prices of 01l Go. do
in the varioud Departments appendeabelow, we invite
an Early Inepeetion
BARGAINS IN SILKS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

DEATH OF A DORCHESTER MAN FROM
_ _ _ . . SUNSTROKE.

Mr. Read, let; Mr. Galpin, of
Dotilazier, has recently been in poesession of the
Grove Inn Portland. tirin,, thc tact tvo or three
I weeks be ba. bcen to bridporefr,quently, and hurried
I to the top of the Hill (Portland) complaining of the
heat. On Monday lie had a fit, and in tho emergency
'f the case, a messenger was dispatched to the Prison
medical authorities, by whom he was temporarily
, ettcnded. Btit as Mr. Road was a civilian, they
leant to Dr. Parsons as soon as possible, and Mr. I).
' Read has been under Dr. Parson care, with occasional
consultations with Dr. Askharn. Am he got worse,
the first doctor saw hhn four times on Tuesday; his
father and mother also came from I)orchester to see
him ; but he expired on Tuesday night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

BROADWAY.

inc KEN. E. lIIDASIAND'S Fusgast_—Among the
clergymen who attended as mourners on this occasion
was the Rev. -- Manahan, of Upwey, whom name was
inadvertently omitted from our 114.
IN tilguosi sm. —On Sunday last sermons were preached
in this church, morning and evening, in memory of the
late rector. The church on both OCCANiOng was very full,
particularly in the morning, when a number of the
Foresters were present to show their respect to Mr.
Headland's memory. The Rev. J. W. Holden, who is
responsible till the living i tilled up, preached in the
morning, a most excellent discourse from Isaiah kill, 14,
" IN the beast coeth down into the valley, the Spirit at
the aim (nosed bun to The preakle, in the evening
was the Rev. - Hamann. curate of Upwey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

EJECTMENT.

Mr. J. W. Luff wan granted a warrant of ejectment
from • oottago against John Mullinn, who was convicted
of drunkenness an above.—Defendant worked for Mr.
Luff, and the cottage WM part of his wages. lie neglected
his work, and behaved badly, and on being turned off
refused to give up posnession of the cottage, which wan
required for another man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

BREACH OP 11:44111Si.

At the Notts, arises Friday. before Mr. Justice
an anionic; breach of Promise cone Sampson v. Pinder—
was for hearing. The plaintiff wan is widow, :I'.l years of
age, landlady of the Angel Inn, at lineesal. N. to, and
the defendant wan • farmer, eft years of age. residing in
the same village. The intimacy between them commenced
In the sprinz of 18tilt, and continued until the end of Ism,
when the defendant ceased his attentions to the plaintiff.
There was not much comsspontlence between them, but
one of the defendant's letters in very mugging. He
addresses her as "My dear Mary," and writes—" Mar I
be allowed to ask whether you think there is any truth
in the little nong I once sum: in your company, where it
nays absence makes the heart grow fonder : I have raised
my VOinn in Chow, remarkable wonto many those, and I
have always thought them to he very wrong, but now
believe to Int very trite. Ainerine does tusk, the heart
grow fonder t.. theme we sincerely I .ve. This is your cane.
dear Folly; Surely you will nay It,, same for me." He
concludes, " !Cis now church time, no must nay farewell,
but not for ever." A verdict for the plaintiff was taken
by consent --damages, CVO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

I)owns.

WILIINVIDAY, 16TH AUGUST, 1876.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HAMPSHIRE DOWNS

cOOMBE BISSETT,
Three Miles from Salisbury.

MMESSRS. WATERS, SON, and RAW.
LENCE are favoured with instructions from
kir John Fleetwood (who is retiring from farming
pursuits), to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises,
on WZDNIODAT, 16th Avows; 1876, the whole of his
well-known and very valuable
HAMPSHIRE DOWN BREEDING FLOCK,
comp
160 Two-teeth EWES comprising
EWES
150 Four-teeth EWES 180 Chilver LAMBS
150 Six-teeth EWES 7 RAILS
and a choice selection of about
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

CRUELTY TO HORST-4.

Rb Nett, haulier, of Kinson. pleaded guilty to working
a horse whilst in an unlit state, with a sore on its back,
at Kinson, on the 4th of July. —The Deputy Chief Con-
stable said the CaSC was not a bad one. —Fined I, and 7a.
costs.—Allowed a fortnight. . .

CAark. (Idol. jun.. and Tom (WO, brothers, two hos
of Witulswne, were summoned by Sarah Ilennelt, wife of
Abraham Bennett, of Holt-lodge Farm. Wielbornr, for
cruelly ill treating and torturing a mare on the 7th of
July—lb•fendants admitted the offence. —ln answer to
the Bench, Mrs. Bennett uad the witnessed the cruelty,
which was vci horrible and dbglisting. The male was
not injured. She hoped the Bench would be as leniut
as possible to the boys, who both worked for her !malaria,
al did their father.—The nature of the offence did not
publicly transpire.—The Chairman told the defendants
that had It not been for the kindness of Mrs. Itennett
they would have been sent to Iforchester gaol for •
month. As, however, the parents would have to pay,
they would be only fined 10s. each, including costs, and
the Bench regretted that the law would not allow them
to be flogged, as they would have then known theuiselves
what pain was.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

TFATIMONIALs.

iiotham, iscir CieTiarnic,
March leth, I 474
bear Madam, -Pray rieevie my hthrtfelt thanks for the meet
extraordinary rule you have performed nno If I did not
return you such 1 shmild cmsider myself migrate...
I. Ellen Redo, Ins afiticted with Jemmied lath-joint for
an coisidisable time, during a hith my health sadly entered,
so much so, that I became an inmate of tin nalisbury Infir-
mary for II mouths, where they lierforund on operation ro,n
my km, removing the hone which Innen the knee-cap
(I.iitella), after which I was turned out incurable. I was thee
prevailed on to become an imitate of the Charmoutb Con-
valescent Road for thnre mouths, from where I was Mao
turned incurable. At lam I was re -sided to apply to
you, which I did, and am happy to my, by the me of your
valuable Remedies, in the apace of six months I received a
perfect entre. I have nor &MI cured for natty two years,
and.hme had no Wisp of the comniaint. 'Mee.

you to wake thir public 'fur the gUall ol uthcr pour
sufferers,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25

NJ 1 Fa NSLkFi.

Edwin Tapper, pr-onrieter—or tfi—e.i.ailway Hotel, Wigu•
borne, wigs summoned for having four unjr,st TIVAAUfeI
in his possession an the 10th of July.- klr. Hammond
proved that he found four muut jugs tn defendant's her,
ml they were eleven, eight, r.A. find live drachms
deficient re,pectively.- -I,Ar4er.den: said he unfortunately
neeleet, ,1 to tett the cups, which were bought at Poole,
afid giumnteea full measure.—Fined Cl and He costa.