The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-24 00:00:00

currants rule the belle& and without Ida chriatia..
I ~,,,r,at4 b. puddiDONNC which would be like the play a
I"Ha&..wiLbeattMrramot Danmark. Tim dean. bar'
a ' oetrapital display of "creature comforts." In the ot
of Maser;. Loathe, Pidgeoa. Wright Gammen, Taylor,
Burbidge,
.Holmwesid, Haem, tic „al be
I found fruits of every desmitaion, which res the em
the little ones glisten with loy and cause them to ge haw,
in and talk of "uddiag Day." A,Q
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ogrsepeckled doh' of suet and t will not sm.,
on *wary table. A thought ,---Perhape thi
those who have PlonPtriZ to spare if this world's goals:
may distribute amongst the floor some of the emsatiale
for • fluidram dinner. At tots simian, when di shwa
are = for "Goodwill. and penis 011 earth" we shall
be efor aiming in the COILUDIVI of a newspctsat
" God lame eving. Salvation la Him gift:. gnu
joy is His gilt; true Chriatmas Palm Is Gis gift ;"aid to
the poor especially we may ' May you have many Christ
mai gifta"
Another party that is catering well for the nubile meethog
be fassottaa,--sia , the poulterera Turkeys, team, tow*
ducks, sad all the other feathered tribe in semee, are co
Ttaw at magma Mills, Green, and Newport's estaldialt.
meats.
The pork-butchers, Maoism ROOM Hurdle. 11001.11.
pada, and Stocks, have not been unntiedial of the
wants of their customers.
The confectioner,, Yam Tidwell, (Moro, nom
Acutt, Thinnest Lumley, Whittle, Plowman, Trim a,:
ham a great variaLoofbg.ood things, including Cluiitesag
cakes and amain'
Persons wishing to make Christmas primate kam
never boa,. had a larger collectioa of goo& to ming
from. Kr. Wheelers shop alone contains articles of
every description suitable for (Arianism presents or New
Year's gift. His Christmas cards, new books, albs=
ihe, are deeming Inspection,The illumainsesd
artistic cards, emee having scriptural earstatiries ised
others seasonable meetina MT
Mr. J. Roman, at the saw Kies Hill, at Birmingham
Home, Mr. Botcher, Mr. Simms, Kr. Ilmaphrey, ea,
hove an Immense stock of pretty things.
The drapers are not behind Naar selghbotwa Lamm
dresses for arming parties may be sem at Maim
Rotarteou's establish meet,
N., mule sad Sow, gammon. Si. Mardetrest, hag
a large stock of very Sae turkeys, geese, fowls, dachs.
phoniest', rabbits, dic.
Mr. Green, poulterer and pose dealer, had at how dal
birds for his customers to aslant from. Amami* Wes
were some of the finest turkeys and geese that we have
ages for inert.
Mr. W. Rogers, pork butcher, of St. Mary-snet, beg,
grand display of of every dee, from the "baby" at.
to the "grand-ma. His shop was prettily deterated wi
evergreesta
Kr. Wright, of St. Mary-streak had a meet attrattive
Christmas traits, boa-bone, Christmas salsa
Veagl al of
bank tongues.
Mr. George, confectioner, of SR Thammetreek pre-
sented a pleasing appearance; coufectineery of every
description adorned the shelves, Christmas and New
Tsar's cakes, iced like the meet/ at the rowesat time,
were maiptingly displayed In the wiadowa
Yr. 00011:11, coafeetimer. of Arigusta-place, has an at.
tractive display of boa-bons, oaks., and other good thiagg
which, in theast eyes of Use young, are " nacesserisa" at the
Christmas fe
, Mr. Dennis bee an immense supply of wena drapery.
The Market-house never looks better then at Christmas
time. The supply of fruit sad vegetables Is hese, sod ths
benches of green holly with Its omelet berries bright, and
, the mystic reiseitoe with its while glielesiag berries, all
tend to give the piece • cheerful
Before takiag leave of them Ca.ti=am Lreparatieas WI
would add that we hope our readies may
Essay of the good tkinp, and that tan abaire4= may k •
Haypy Otr. as with their fries&

THZ CHRISTMAS MEAT SHOW AT
WXYMOI7TII.
On Murray night the butchers of Weymouth mode
their annual show of meat, which was the best exhibits.
U not the beet ever seen in either Darer or Bomerer
food notwithreading the deportee in trade, the butchers
seemed determined that Christine. this year should fader
bring "good chow."
Mr. B. Perms, St Thalami-street. shawedi Devoe on,
greed by Dr. Dempsey. of Hilton. Medford, which was
coardered the best entanl said at the late sale by Memo
Parses sad which made the highest polo.; three skirt-
horn heifers, bred by llz. Moody, of Wighoroso, ef
amellent prim ; one very saperia; heifer, trued by Ida
John Toot, Beaulieu Wood; an very las heifer, amend
from Mr. R. Williams Beeklmarea ; sad an extram
diary fat Mlles bred by Mr. W. Jests. Nottleuton. Mr.
Parrs also showed a capital lot at saanoes rehires le
ertlideira worsts purchased at Kr. Chloe Symonds'.
Dorchester Repository Sala awl two Portland withers.
Wadby Mr. W. Roberta of Bt. Sdamed'eutrest
vneoutb.
Mesta Bauntoa and Show serpreed all their previous
exhibittom Thr had a very knee number of Portland
eines erased by themselves; sad what gave an &dui.
tonal attraction to these were the addresses on some of
them. Or was ticketed to "Tb. Lei of Beroareld,"
another to "The Marquis of Seliebetry;* sad way others
to our leading county gentry. Messrs. Baciateeis beef
roasted of very prier oxen; two of them were the meet
symmetrical besets that we have seen in the provision for
several
Mr. years.
Mr. of (St Idennad'ostreet) show
Included four heifers, of his own psalm; some prim
Portlend arbors elm erred be Mama nod some
Unmoor sheep.
Mr. George Babbitts, St. Idenuntsatieet, temper the
heads of families by his capital display , which consisted .1
two shorthorn heifer*, 'rued by Mr. Moody Wig-
borough ; one by Mr. Newberry. °newborns ; two by Mr.
Henry Rose, Starminster ; and one by Mr. Williams,
Bodchansplon ; • prise sheep, erased by Mr. Hoar,
Athalhampton, and similar to tllOBO which took the escoad
prime at Islington; one bred by Mr. Chapman Securers ,•
11 sorlidowns, paned by Archdeacon Seminary ; sad
Bye Portland sheep, msed by Mr. B. Bennett
Kr. H. Vine, St. Edmund's-street, showed three very
prime maiden refers, bought at Kr. Laver's Sperkford
Repository Bala Mr. Denspsey's ire at Medford, sad
Mr. Easor's Wirnberne Repository Sale, the latter being
considered the best in the market at the time; and ivory
prime ox., bought of Mr. Dampens Medford; the Beaks
of the heifer, being extraordinary good; a prime improved
eouthdown sheep, grand by Mr. Homer, Athallustaptos
being on. of the largest be-ought into the town ; and some
very good Down withers, height at the Yeovil sad
Dorchester Repositories
Kr. Bolt, St liaryotreet, had, what be always has,
splendid juicy beef and fine wither mutton.
Mr. J. Saunders, St. Mary-street, exhibited twe extra-
orditserY rood Devon 011143. rased by Mr. Dramas of
Medford ; two Hereford oxen bought at Mr. Laver's
Soarkford Repository; one Devon ox. posed Z.L.r.
Moody, Whtliorough ; four heifers bought at
Palmer'. Yeovil Repuideor_ y, one rased by Mr. ham,
and three grimed by Mr. Richards, of Stapleton; • prime
lot of soutlidown sheep. one extroordinary rod Isms
sheep, bred be Mr. liter (Broedwey), and same Portland
rata grand by himself. 18 sheep in all having bees
Mr. Domini'. exhibiting consisted of stoat sad beers,
purchased at the Starkford Repository, and grated_ by Mr.
Brown, of Bridghansron, six heifers from Kr. Golds of
Bowden; as.prod by Kr. J&0414, Megroader Lese
bought at Marra Duke and Son's Dorchester Repository;
sad an erased by
_Mr. Oros& Bridgwater; tee Dori
withers ginned by limn Dike and ass • some Poetised
sheep; and 15 sheep grand by llr. Jobe dead. Gard Craft
Farr Weymouth. In the market • An. lot of sheep eras
also exhibited.
Mr. Laver killed otos very prime ox, erred be Kr
Gifford. of Blackford; six hailers from Mr.
_Brows, of
Bridgbarepton .• ensidee heifer, erased by Kr. Hulsey.
liclurster ; one bred by Mr. Chilcott ; two steers, besat
at the Itimultford Patentor'? a prime lot of Devon
writers, purchased at the Dorchester Christmas Raped.
torte.; two ewes which had been awarded eight or nine
prises, sad were paled by Mr. Mayo, Broadway lad foal
"fitri.sfLohertsiambLehowed an heifer, bought at the Sparkferd
Repository; tom extraordinary 6.118 fat heifer. "'mot be
Mr. B. Beater Mappowder ; on• paned by
_Mt Rem
Sturishmter, end purchased at Mr. Easor's Dora/motor
, Repository; an of Mr. Iforner's Islington prior Hamp-
shire Downs; a very prime lot of orris sad sore
cepital show paned by Mr. Hurdle, of Omingtoe ; end
Mr. Robots di/aimed • fat Mawr row, near by Mr.
Stress Seeberengh. Chowkerne : • choir QS Pula' br
Mr. Moody Wigherour • a splendid amides bailor from
Mr. Jarrels rook at Marigiowder ; an grated by Mr.
Houser, sad paroluaed at Kr. Rneor's Whetting Reposi-
tory; and • very prime ox, posed by Lard Wolverton : as
emainat lot of withers, pased by the Rev. Talbot
Greene, Mk:kern ; sad emir Madras. Portland sheep,
grimed by hinseelf.
Mr. Rogers, pork hirers our Mr. Hurdieviids•
merchant, had • capital skew of perk. Lsurel. holly.
and ether evergreens adorned err of the betchwe shope,
partieularly these of Meets. Boonton end Baas, Domim.
and Parsous.
Kra Humphrey. stricter. St Albsehms, has • large
=pretty assortment of books. cards, sad other three
y adapted as presents for the you.,
In the middle of St. Maryalrest, the beautiful asp of
Mr. S. Wallis is always, prime attraction. Hers are the
loveliest spricareue of the emorado art in pormder frees
Dresden, Wormers Bergs and others of the best masa.
factorise, Par of all eheratag kinks from 1
Bohemian to Ur sewer or other fatay7l
odd weirs if anx err, its tiled with semens. the
price of wiR sit esu pocket.
Kr. Bears the well-known staticem at the Baths in
Meryotreet. hae Ohristnias Cords Is suit the testes of
nersonssidie all the new marmites ler re mere
year--un.