... apply JOHN EVANS, Auctioneer. Cardigan, or to Mr. W. J . WILLIAMS, Si+britor, Cardigan Kilgerran Station. G. B. THOMAS Ilan startetl a. Coal and Culm Merchant. Best Quality at REDUCED Prices. Special quotations for truck load& GOGERDDAN ARMS, BLLINPORTII ...

... blue feathers. Mr. Owen (the bridegroom) is the second son of the late Mr. John Owen. of Plas. Glynarthen. He entered the 'service of the National Provincial Bank at Cardigan. under the late Mr. Storey. Since his departure in 18901 Mr. Owen has filled ...

... storm. A quarter of a yen ' bud were held at H e thania and Capel street, Cardigan, who was not present, and fury or inure ago there flouramed quite a Rue- been selling milk in Cardigan for eight • D a a . m . ta al t er ente nwr t i ngs were mid at years ...

... and Mrs. Pieton George and family. Rhydgarnwen, Cardigan, pair of silver flower vases. Rev. D. H. Davies. vicar of Mount and Verstick. Cardigan, silver cake basket. Mrs. and Misses Jones. Abadam Arms, Llanddarog, silver cake basket. Rev. Isaac Morgan ...

... a David Williams. P. 0.; from Glantivy Lodge, Bros. John Davies, P.P.G.M., W. Roth, P.G., D. Williams, P.G., John Evans, P.G., and Tom Owen, N.G.; from Cleddy Lodge, Bros. James 0. Lewis, P.G.. John Thomas, P.P.G.31., and J. D. Jacob. P.P.G.M. The Provincial ...

... behind. Defendant John Morris told them to keep back, and while saying that he picked up a stone which he flhng, but did not hit witness, as it passed his head. The complainants were in a very threatening attitude and swearing. John Morris picked up another ...

... eased. The vicar re•apporoted Capt. John ones, Ilegetel Cottage. as his warders and r. D. T. Volk. Clawdikats, was re elected poop!e's ward Capt. J. Jams. l'enrhoi Jones Abbil Cottages. Mr. G Tvwftnon. Mr. John Jim Trecirn, Mr James J0n, Losigelown ...

... Football.—Goodwick Scouts played their return match with the Cardigan Town Troop last Monday, on the Netpool field. The 3fayorees „of Cardigan kicked off at 2.30 before a crowd of spectators. The Cardigan Scouts soon showed a superior knowledge of sciantific ...

... Blaennant; T. Jones, CaercAidw ; Columbus and that not their own, Jones, Cefogivildwn; John Jones, Pantlleicy, hut because .a p tradesman and a Cilrhedyn; and John Davies. Glannsamog, weaver—men with other trades to rely upon-- Cilrhedyn. have taken a ...

... man touched her on the arm. and smiled at her ingrvtixtingly. She shook her arm free, and turned uj.vrt him with flashing eyes. The man 1.-!t ,innAing before her Fnze, and Ilnlore+, trembling rather from ineignath.n than a:arm, walked on. But she found ...

... The Cardigan and Tivy-Side Advertiser, Friday, ()WAIN ALAW IN NEWCASTLE-EMLYN, hearted young fellow, a general favourite with old and young, to all of whom he showed a uniform, old-fashioned courtesy, no matter what their station. He could always be depended ...

... the Cargo of Manures.—The s.s. Aranci arrived in Cardigan on Monday with a large cargo of Messrs. Goulding's celebrated manures for the Cardigan Mercantile Co. St. Mary's Boy Scouts . —The Ist Cardigan (St. Mary a) Troop Boy Scouts are requested to attend ...