The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-07 00:00:00

ebbs anb enDi.

M, readers ehould look oat for the *clime of the
mooa to-morrow niaht, for it pronalme to be a
trkable one. itemor.ling to Mr. Gleleher, of lb.
R mel Orservetory, in tne Donne..d liomend
Comities' Altwomeme, it bmtio. at a quarter-, a•t libt,
en.l • he moo., will eallpani from 16 magmas
after 9 t, 11 or nate. to 11. or 1 hour and 33 minotea
It will sod at 19 minute. aft.- 11.

A nyose who cun gee • hole through • ladder might
hareo in lid•otly predicted the loevitsible tertimlniai to
reward M. Norton'. notion in the raid upon the
licensed Act The redult• of •.nding roue I th•
h•t up till now prowl... from what I h.sr, that th•
aldermen will us.k... good tbiog .4 it. Cheques for
• cool hon•lred are talked abort, an I. I supo.e., •ren
"the widow'. wit." will a t be rejeeteit. But I
think it world br o ly fair bat mons of the other
Wore in the affair ehould he rem-mhered by an
admiring publio. What are Nlessoa. BA.,
Williem., aol Bilge done th .1 they should he left
out is the cold 1 or, rtther. whit have they not d na
to merit risougiotioo of those who bare • liking for
key-hols / Mw did they not
throw .11 eelf.reepect an 1 maolineee to the clod. t
carry out the hehe.ta of tit ir employ .r. S If-ahasis-
meet wag nothiog who the obj-ct in view Woo 10
ontrop their felloie-meo and fell. e-t•.wostneo.
II mold hare b-en, aol n. d•iuht they w od.i admit it
11 they were candid, an nor jib. Buxton
bon..P you know, boldly at tel h. wo .14 n t h toe
nodaker
en the j ib el belled known m .r.• ahAt .t, 4n I
Int bell.ted Mr. IV rio had dec-ive IBu cher. Neer..
Williams and Ittnotoo, ill. ten •, had come slight r• c on.
New for their Y..ry 0.,e14,01y ta4k-9‘ay hod 74. 6. •
day, hotel exiienses tini iinited in•••ey with which to
airt with aII . of more virtue, sod to eodeavolie
induce those who... anipt.int sr.. th-y mike to do a
ittle gin3bllos on th • quiff . But see whet 'Vitt tAT I
ran? Tab. no* for insist on Btlio...ing little
William., when locislog at the Crow... 1,0,1 be...
Wenn li.t. gon to. t•P of tilos al an Ith • lj
landl..rd bad quietly imt him in. hie hick and eat op n
him for Why all that I haye
remain-,t for isir br.ith.r ow to I. w.osid I AIM ben to
hays roiled Mat up like a ribboo, and seat hi.o back
to tows by the Paresis' Poet.
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Bat pow Mr. BA*, underer,at almost renal dan-
gers, sad without env of the pleautot accomp
meets that attendsi M e.rs. and Barton's
soploits. At lead, I Whew his said he was not paid
He wee not given mom, to %nod at either the
or the " U ecb." He we. aot tend off to go
sod hear the young ladies sing—dreadful orime—st
either of the.. pia ; to me theta dame—still more
terrible; or, aid I °PI b.rdly bring my pen to wri:s it
—the thought ii so overpoweritg—one of them
actually—yes, positively and nalls, lilting on the
knees of their sweetheart, I No! his miwion was
room mask. FUI Isms to he intuited up aloft—by the
way, the owner of the preatie.s &clans be did not
tr be was there, • • tnst ha I • particularly active
clhow ha -cite vers I him tb,e, be might have boss
locked op to answer • ohs I. I being no lb* Pr'qui."
with ktnit I. Crm it • frioll,—like a Cfeershes
(tlulY noon 8.1..13 lolly) ang.-1 to look Odor ths
morals of the place ; 'suing tits character who that
of an amateur Kea .rding ..g-I. by, on that bright,
aw"hl7) &leder mortal's, taking Dotes to go ol ifs
Idooolf for Oho peso of as Wormer. Ms. Base had
asilevoi Ws sad MAW. Moo *gm If salsa.

William*, sod Beztoe, bringing down upon himself
the ri,rhirolo indignation of hoodredi ujon hundreds
I. Po .le. I vesture to say, therefore, that whatever
oolleeted ens; It, in ail feirnere. to a•divkled balw**o
the four.

la always wall to draw attantion to any impeove-
tn .nta that take plasm la • town, and therefora it I.
with plaa.ore that 1 would direct my readera when
lb', "go out ah .eping " Jut to have • 1..4 in at
Hen.ford', 10 the ftigh.etre-t. Mr. John Dooeford
ha. Wel no for him • 'plea lii fr ,nt and Mr Ilan -
ford has b.oke I Vaia up with • diapl•y • I goods thy
will vii with any in lb. town or ueighbAmhoorf.

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WAttkaAll.
We are pleased to see the North Causeway leading
to the railway station is to be lighted during the
eoming winter. Four gas lamps are being placed
there, which will make it much more safe both for
Passengers and vehicular traffic. The posts and
cradles are being supplied by 3.lensrs. Crocker and
Co., of Wareham.