... BEATTY'S ORGANS AND PIANOS. Hon. Daniel F. Beatt,y, Washington Now Jersey, tho groat Organ Mid Piano Manufacturer, is building and shipping more Organs and Pianos than ever. In 1870 Ml- Beatty left home a pemiiless plow boy, and by his indomitable will ho has worked MsY.'ay up so as to sell, so far, nearly 100,000 of Beatty's Organs and Pianos since 1870. Nothing socms to dishearten him ...

... Dead in his Bunk. At six o'clock on Wednesday night, the master of; the ss. Conquil, of Liverpool, after arriving in Penarth Dock, reported the death of an able seaman^ named Nil Peklin, aged 32, which took place in Penarth Roads the same day at three o'clock p.m. T. N. Collier, chief mate aboard the same boat, in- formed Sergeant Morris that he went into deceased's bunk, aud there found him ...

... TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. W ANTED, A Strong Lad, aged 16. Must be used to Howes* T. R. Wadley, Penarth. For Perfection in Quality of DAIRY PRODUCE an ...

... For Class Cakes, Pastry & Bans of every description, You cannot do better than give us a Trial. BREAD DELIVERED DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF PENARTH. Cytos Bread. Cytos ) I Biscuits. Cytos Cakes. ffry our Uffilfi fiea QoHes, 1d. each. THE QUEEN RESTAUR ADIT tan well (ADJOINING STATION,) P E N A R TH. H. R. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. ...

... Literal Meeting at Andrews' Hall, Penarth. On Wednesday evemng a meeting of Liberals was held in Andrews' Hall, the IDbject being to establish a Liberal Association for the Penarth Council District. Mr. Sidney Batchelor was voted to the chair, and he was supported by Messrs. Henry Radcliffe, Pile, Clothier, Shepherd, R. Be van, J. Llewellyn, Pavey, Riley, W. Jones Thomas, Joseph Henry Jones, ...

... Correspondence, WESLEYAN SUNOA Y SCHOOL ANNIVER- SARY. To the Editor of the Penarth Chronicle. Dear Sir,—It is doubtless at our Sunday schools a large portion of our children and young people learn and cultivate the art and practice of singing, and it is beyond the power of man to tell the good influence on the homes as well as on the after lives of these lovers of Sunday school song that such ...

... and she equally attracted the attention or me ocneis, 11 Well, my girl, so you have saved our train, I hear. You are very brave, and I am sure we are very thankful such a plucky little lady happened to be near. What is your name, my dear P The General-for the person who thus addressed Minnie was' Sir William Deane himself—uncon- sciously found himself becoming more familiar as his address ...

... J m- m- Presentation tKnife SPECIAL OFFER to the Readers of the d Penarth Chronicle for a limited time. N PRICE to the first 500 Applicants Is Post Free Is. 2d, IMITATION IVORY AND TOIITOISB SHELL. J. PHILLIPS, & CO. 1. e 13, DVLAJDNT STREET., AN AMERiCAN- ORGAN BOOK FREE. Send your adctress on a ]5osi-eard, and you will receive the g finest and most elaborate Catalogue of American Organs and ...

... iieaa, opHImg OuT scHeme would never pay. Would you believe it, mynheer? said horrified Pieter to his young master, the projectors talk of carrying not only goods, but passengers, at a speed of twelve miles in the hour; some even go so far as to say fifteen. We should do well to sell those shares as soon as possible, mynheer. It is astonishing how soon a man grows accustomed to good ...

... G hit-Ghat. The funeral of Mrs Muller, wife of Mr George Muller, founder of the Ashley Down Orphanage, Bristol, took place last week at Arno's Vale Cemetery. The first portion of the service was condueted at Stokes Croft Chapel, by Mr Muller personally. Mr Muller is 90 years of age. 0 0 0 The deceased lady took a deep interest in Mr Muller's woik at the Orphanage, and also in his labours as an ...

... Fashionable Wedding at Penartli MR. F. C. LLOYD AND MISS NELLIE GRACE THORNLEY. On Wednesday morning, at St. Augustine's Church, Penarth, the marriage was celebrated of Mr F. C. Lloyd, town clerk of Huddersfield, and formerly deputy town clerk of Cardiff, to Miss Nellie Grace Thornley, youngest daughter of Major Thornley, J.P., and niece of the late Sir Charles Warien, mayor of Bristol. The ...

... LLANELLY V. PENARTH- A BIG FIGHT. By ONE OF THE CROWD. Judging by the universal verdict on Saturday last, the match with Llanelly was one of the finest games ever played on the Penarth ground during the last two seasons, and the universal verdict was about right. It was, indeed, a great, and at times a sensa- tional fight. Llanelly had come down here to win; Penarth were determined not to lose ...