The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-09 00:00:00

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hat 10010 from Ilcoday to Saturday last, soma al the
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dm vary Ilan boon amid be rid to owl 64 for
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beta made to NM at lIIMOt alk• begin WV. Sul odds AP
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Gun:nue Tiertuortau—Oß Saturday Lig Ills
lafastai of taw Dorabaster Halos pressatsd the Hrs.
H. E. Harvey, shaplais Of do Doestt Omni,
Hospital, vita • alaily-booad refss•nos BLb.,sa •
token of flak appreciation of Ids senior during tits
last nine months.
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Dams AND DINORDZILT.— At the Borowh Petty
fiessions. on Saturday, before J. GalOn, EN.
(Chairman), G. J. G. Gregor), Keg, and Dr.
swan Reseillwi, a miserable-looking woman
tlittitild in her arms, was charged with being
drunk and disorderly in High East Street on Friday
evening.—P.C. Stone Raw her in the street opposite
the Stand-up, from which she had been ejecteii, with
• crowd around her; he told her to more off, when she
made use of abusive and disgraceful langtilhge, and be
then took bar into custody Fined 15s. and cods, or
seven days' imprisorunent.—Allowed a week to
loY•
THE RIDLETS AND Mt SOLDIRING INON. Owen
Bliley and his wife, Ellen Ridley, were charged with
being drunk and samaulting Jame. Ridley, brother of
the defendant, in Mill-street, Fordington, on the pre-
vious night —P.C. Stone took them in custody, when
the defendants admitted they had been fighting, but
paid the brother wee at fault. —Mrs. Bull told how she
maw them fighting, the woman striking the complainant
with the eoldering iron, and threatening to kM him,
bow she pulled the woman back, for she really thought
the young man was dead. The way in which the man
was served was shameful.—The female defendant pro-
tested she did not strike him with the iron, only
threatened to do en if he called her ill names again.—
They were each fined ss. and cost., and allowed • week
to pay. In default they will be imprisoned for 14
days.

itsrcriain Misnosaar.—The Rev. A. Mottle, who
has lately retuned from • genuine missionary work
Is Chinn, in which ho has been much blessed, appeared
at the usual monthly Fordingtou missionary meeting
on Friday Irk when the friends were 'm7 glad to
form the opinion that his damaged health had
Improved since return to his native air, and—may we
add? —the sweet sounds id hie father's parish bella.
The meeting wat opened by daging • missionary
hymn, the venerable Vicar brought the blng of
the Great Bender of mindonaries, and the Rev.
Handley Houle read an appropriate chapter from the
Ward. After this the pre an interesting
address rerearg the great and smooureging work In
that part of tk.7lowery Land where lut has been
labouring, whence was grimed that the prattles is
in mares of fultlinient—" Thane shall came from far,
and tress from the lead of flinitn." Rev. George
Mode, rodterrieskeisz, at present gaining etragth
In England, read some intelligenoe from a miedowary
and after further prayer, a collation was
produced about di lla.

HANDY EARIGNO9 1011 SPANK TDOL—Many people
cry out now against the expenditure on local and
other taxation, and sometimes it seems as if the right
way to deal with the increase is to get a Government
situation. But our young men in Dorchester think
they can't all manage this, they have to be drapers'
and grocers' aleistants, clerks, and apprentices 'Yet
they may get hold of some of the Government
property by working (short hour.) overtime, have
honours therewith, and be kept out of miechief into
the bargain. The later part is by no means an
Inconsiderable matter, for lade who become abort-
pipe-smokers, drinkers, or " larrildne," will probably
grow up penniless roughs. Even the lovers of tobacco
iu serials my smoking shouldn't be begun
before twenty one. How are the working climes,
especially young men, then to pan their time, gain
honours, and extract profit from the Government
puree? Why I by joining the Artisan classes at
the School of Art, at which the fees are very
low, while the certificates are very acceptable and the
prime valuable. Here is a fine opportunity for our
young workmen to become favourites of the Govern-
ment Department, and to join that very honourable
' grade, the upper working or middle-class. An &dyer.
dimmest in our columns tells them when the new term
begins, Mr. E. Burnett is the kindliest and heartiest
of hon. secretaries, and our young men will have fini-
ngs opportunities, which he'll put them in the way of
d —of i.hing themselves in the presence of the
fairest ladles of our town.

Guam—BlLL V. Came United C.C. This
return match was played at the Barracks. on Friday
afternoon, when Use •llhary turned the tablas an tier
opposing:. and scored an easy victory, liar* nine
wickets to spare. Scores :

La&
24 Issinp.

lit Ina
lasi.
Birth. c R. Spier. b A.
Bpour .1
, b 'Spicer . .. 0
1•1141. I b b A Spicer . not ont
Rusk c Rolland, bit. Stu?... 21
Kenn run out. b. It *Mar— 6
Vag1i..12.. Spicer ... 2
c Waldo. b R.
no, oat...
2134=, Fitting, b
Stoiress, 804sor
Pram b R. Spicour

• 18

.. 1 not out ... 6

6 nua oat 5
liztraa ... 0

cam CC.
lit Inning. 2nd Innings.
Arlin& c Rant, b Reynokls... c Baker, b GUMS.
Walrles. b Reynolds b Tenet% .
Darden. hit wicket b
Rakes. ran oui b Tallett
d..llPlors, e Burch, b Gillett_ not out _
Rows:: Recta. c Rezolds, b Teßett
B.tt
b b Gillett ...
Darby, b Tellett . I ran out
Hotlaud,cHunt,bBtmno st Stevens
Nutßug. not out . . . . b Gillett . . . .
Extras

Smuts's MILL—On Monday lest, bare John
Galan, Seq., M. Devenish, Sr., and ii. Davis, Esq.,
Senor Moscisemst and 110,10101 Hiacoct, two young
min, were summoned for drinking milk, value 2d.,
the property of Mr. Henry Lovell Damon, of Sat-
mm.—Proescutor said that on Saturday week in
Mr. Reeer's sae-yard, he had three cows for sale, one
was • milch cow. He took them about half-past swan
or *ht in the morning, left them, and returned and
found in the shed Maament and two other men;
hialdment was drinking milk from the mug, which
had about • pint therein, and 111100011 mond to be
watching. Maidnient hid the mug behind • star and
witner charged him with milking the cow. Slr had
not been milked before that morning. There were
three other cows in the shed, but not milch cows.
bialdnesot said the other young men milked the cow,
and gave him the milk. On being taxed with what he
had done, Maid:neat mid it was another boy, a red-
haired one, who milked the cow and gave him the
milk. (The other boy was undw.tood to be • lad
named Upehall).—Josepit Syria butcher, was with
Mr. Damen when he found the boys in the shed, and
saw Madman with his month sll over milk.
Mr. Damon told Wm he ought to have • gcod thrash.
Ins. Found the cow had been milked ; but Makhneet
said be did not milk her.—Both parties said they were
not guilty, Hirer denying having anything to do
asa lasitimatt gird that the "other chap,"
the red-haired or (Linehan said he had authority to
milk the com—Hieorock said Upshall came and said—
"l wish I had snap ; I'd have some milk," he (Maack)
replied—" You had better have nothing _to do with the
cow;" but tipsball answered he had driven the oow
In, ed had authority to milk her. —Mr. Darn rid
Timbal did net drive in the cow, nor had he authority
to talk bee.—ln answer to Mr. Gilpin, Mr. Dames
said It was not • aro= for people shone the ears to
milk the cows, they were not milked till after the
sale.—Mr. 0. Cox from Meerut ead :—" Not without
pa= it, dr."—The Chairmandismissal the case
as Mooch, on the grand In might have had
nothla to do with the meter. Aa to Madura there
was
had the vire= co":"lr3idi"bet=hacli that
?-11=t
repeated ftit he did think so, and the Chairman gave
bins the brat of the doubt, but cautioned him.
Mr. Deana& said they were uncommonly nrr to
crime.—lileceek They wore to bring me into it, if
I don't get Into it, though,

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Limn OM GONG Warne:L-11 Stroud and
Mks Initip, two tlay little *k, were brought up for
stealing sight opp from Mr. names Baanden, of
Tordington. The fowls were kept about 150 yard.
from the hoses, In a field near Dna Way. On F
about two o'clock, Mr. Sounders's man heard tgli
poultry making a soks, went to the fowl-home, and
found Whitty, the unahls, girl, with Iwo head just
outside the fowl'e hop-hatch, and her body Maids. He
unlocked the door, maimed the boom, and found the
mats had been robbed. The little girl had gone in,
and must have been trying to get out when
he caught her ; the other girl was in a
laid I'olollllnd. On little WIWI be found
some ; but did not take away say, and took her
to kb.Baundrs, who pore her in charged the police,
who examined bar podoeft and found et.:.y egritliuoted
those Mr. Senas fowls lay.
followed them, and remained with the other girl
uncalled tillsteirlicemaa mane, But it appeared the
man saw sad spoke to bar, before he saw
little Whitty la the fowls' hatch.—The children were
asked would they be tried them or go before a jury—
they not understand ; but the man who acted as father
to little Stroud, and Whitty's mother, decided to hare
the case tried by the Bench.—The children's dele-
te were—Wlsitgy s that Stroud told her there were
lerdosi there, and hens' eggs, and she could get them,
mid Stroud that Whitty told her to own In for sticks.
—The Chairman said there was mama to fear this
was sot the ins these, it was very lomestable to see
such little children beginning life so badly. They did
not Melt to send the children to Flee; but they
would fine them St and costa There must be some
one behind the scenes, who dealt with the.. sap, the
children could act, and they exhorted the man end
woman to bring up the °Wares howdy. Did they
go to school? Litil. Whitty had not been sent to
school lately, become, the mother said, she could not
aloud the school fees—The Chairman: Do they send
the children back, if you don't mud the
smayiZlirs• Whitty: Yes, Br, mat back
my girl male than once.-Bhe itaid the money •
but the man who Inept little Stroud she having ben;
left to Ithnatlised.wdes liner) 'eked for thee to pay,
which was

DORCHESTER, CERNY, AND WEYMOUTH

COTTAGE GARDEN SHOW.

Tomorrow (Tuesday) the people from this district
are to and in their practice' acknowledgments ol the
efforts made to ancourege them In Cottage Gardeaing.
a° =NAY rows here Major Maderoley and hie p,-
decor bees engaged In tat good work that it Is
=to attempt any sew remark on the local
ail we see the exhibits; but cottager, may be
laterested to know what Yr. Madman thinks ot
plerosnis to be obtained from prdson

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Plot at garden sad gado Cabandipa. for VW aged rall
woo la thin ca. Ova dial filo dam with it. no,
ailed say. pol Ula lbw bad ao markets foe the to•
arolood prods(' le_ V.** be ebeeetemi; bin
=salmis would bo hod y..a, aiming own
of weal* fa didossfr.'limn ...elit w FP=
atom of Worland. wow . lad.
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asking* market for itself. An Mambos ma to be found
which showed very forcibly/the truth of Wto. and that was
the ostrich farming which had latterly been shorted at ta•
Owe of Goad Hope. Ostrich loathers were as article of
lurary of which the ladies were piatlesks* feted, and
that was • capitol foundation for • end aawiwi in the
market. In • aot vary long time tam astrish farmers at
the Cops seat over to this country adddi hisibies to the
vain* of 400.000. They might weals where a mutat
could be found for such • met quest* sad think that
ostrich feathon would have become sla.st as tiommon so
the feathers of cocks and hens; but nothing at the sort.
Hook was the wealth of this country end the avidity sad
desire of the people to have therm ostrich feathers to
adorn thiamine sad to add to the grease Lila nature
bad so liberally bestowed upon thous. that the effect an
Um price of the art,cle wee very slight indeed ; and depead
upon it, if them wen any smoothies of people reedy to
bay more ostrich feathers. More woo • still larger number
at people reedy to buy mere peers sad armles. more
cabbies' and potatoes. mace of all these directly and me-
sa aseseury things which their gardens produced.

DORSIT COUNTY TM/MBA NCH ASSOCIATION.
The unroll waterloo in easoectios with this Aro-
dation was bad as Bounireastk as Wednesday. The
ended with • public meeting lath. meall ball
=el dipil
evesing. The ream, however, was not more than
half full. Than were osi Om platform the Rev. W.
Jackass, Rey. It Forebear, Rev. W. Barker, Hz. Oust*
Drs. Nankivell sad Dunn, Yr. T. W. Moyer. and others.
The Csamusam in openbig the rasetin stigioke geogrally
ho support of Mimosa°, principles, his personal
experience in consectics with the takiag the
Pli
and imposed upon times moving in the weber circle of
society Um responaibility which devolved upon them, and
the value of example. The tyranny of tbe drink traffic
was a thing to be got rid of. He went on to state that in
these those of depression, the first thing which PrePie
thought shout reducing wag their chariecontributieu4
and *to last thing they thogeht of was tbe leaving el of
the dritalt.
The Rey. W. JAMMU, in an enthusiastic address spoke
of the valise of Temperance principles.. He (the speaker)
had behoesid to the Temperance Society betweso 40 and
/SI years. sad had sega the injurious effects of drink is all
classes of society.
The Rev. R. FAZIAILZIN who spoke in favour of the
Support of Bends of Hope and escouraglag Temperance
Ideas smoug children, said that most assuredly would
Frovidesos bring their cause to • socomsful Ogee.
The CRAIRMAN referring to an article on the Irish
Sunday Closing mievonent, said It was stated that the
number of crimes committed in Irelead wee 3,180 legs
mutually since the Act had come late operatics than
W. GLona congratulated those p,u.t on the I
report presented that day. He abo refined to the success
of the idea held at the Orystol Belem the previous day,
sad ariticiesel an artiole as the tate which apperged ía
that day. De* Chrosisie. He said that the Irish
Sunday elegise movemest was only one stop towards an
sod, and Asp by atop they would attain that sod, which
was the astir* pothibitlos of the chink trans
Dr. Do= spoke of the action at intemperance on
Mosso of the DOA and stated that alcohol was the
memo of immuring shuost every aglow to which nigh
was helm Great Mature were 'souffle ipso& swearer,.
He aid lee disapproved ef the barb to Rearisemouth
In instal sk. this putdieigums en liaterday
.
LI7Ig aticing ma to spied tiger wages in dritik":
of at the groom' shops.
The Rev. W. Swum, in the comae of an eloquent
address, aid that 60 years seemed a keg Wog to hays
laboured and yet now than wail mon drunkenness than
there was 50 peen ago. He also woke of the isersees of
this vkie among warm, aallesUed so persons of all clams
of sof*, to amhaspe a duty to their friends by inducing
than to rtmounce the drink.
Other addremes followed, and the proceedings closed
with the mod vote of theatre to the Chairman.