... T emp.eranae eetid at Gogan Ghapel, on Wednesday. ...

... Whitsuntide Holidays. Pleasure seekers had a grand time of it on Mon- day and Tuesday last, the weather being all that could be desired, and, judging from the immense influx of visitors to our town, it would seem as though all the world had given itself up to the enjoyment of the holiday. It has bee a computed that not less than forty thousand persons visited Penarth either by road, rail, or ...

... Shocking Accident at Cogan. A FRACTURED SKULL. A singular accident befel a labourer named Edward Scrum, residing at 37, Pill Street, Cogan, on Monday afternoon. As the unfortunate fellow was wheeling a barrow of bricks across a plank at the Brickworks, be fell and the barrow and its contents falling upon him fractured the base of his skull besides inflicting other injuries. Be wae conveyed to ...

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... Smoking Conceit. THE WORKMEN ARE WORTHY OF THEIR HIRE, AND THE EMPLOYER RECEIVES A PRESENTATION. On Friday evening, October 18th, the first of a series of smoking- concerts was held in the joiners' shop, Station Road, of the firm of Mr J. S. Shepton, Builder, who kindly consented to fill the chair for the evening. In his opening remarks, he expressed his satisfaction of cnce more being able to ...

... I suppose you get your Cake & Confectionery —— AT THE QUEEM RESTAURAMT If you don't, YOU MISS A TREAT! Gfierry Gafce 1s. per Senoa 8d. per 16, Slicfi Wruit Gafce 8d. per 16 SuUanaQafie 6d. per Seed j} 6d. per fJUadeira Gafees 8d. & 1S. eacfi. JLnd 1tï h :JL' olso evil nescripUon of Plait & « tIlE nighest pesife Be sure you get CYTOB BREAD. SOLE AGENT— 7fic (Queen Westauraytt, STAN WELL ROAD, ...

... ESTABLISHED OVER QUARTER OF A CENTURY, David Cornwell, AND PENARTH. rORK PIES, any size, 7.d per Ib BEST PORK SAUSAGES, 8d per lb HOME CURED BAOON AND HAMS (WHITE or Smoked). LEGS OF PORK, 64d per lb HOME MADE BRAWI, in loulds, 8d per Ib Just the thing for the Breakfast or Tea Table. ^BTin Sa.un.dePB Salter and Confectioner, 53, PLASSEY HTIZEET, (,Nex t door to Mr Corrwell, Butobei!.),tiiid ...

... *cuoMt.u uuttj, uavtng a boisterous gown of Nacic velvet upon him, a,s ho came out, overthrew the cross which, trailing down along the tappet, cha.Dced to fat! on J ?. w. Bonner's head. The Cardinal attn?m ?y the confusion inquired what bad bapp ...

... w.wiiiBMBBroum S. ANDilEWS AND SON, Gompieie Funeral Furnisfiers, The Mews, Glebe Straet, PENARTH- EVERY REQUISITE FOR FUNERALS OF ALL CLASSES. FUNERALS CONDUCTED WITH REFINEMENT AND ECONOMY. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH CHIEF OFFICE, CARDIFF. | AN AMERICAN ORGAN Sond on and yon IpB BOQK FREE. ■BHBBSBL I best styles, and how to',Km9M% w Eas /Q JKWBn Lmffifff* 11' i ...

... THE man was very anxious to borrow the money, I and he argued so loud in his own defence that the J president of the bank grew weary. My dear sir, ( he said pettishly, I can't talk to you forever on this subject. Time is money with me. Is that so? inquired the caller with much earnestness. There never was anything truer. Well, then, here's my note at four months give me the cash for it, ...

... No one can know too much, but it is better to limit the field and have thoroughness} rather than a smattering of various subjects- ...

... Penarth Business Directory. BUTCHERS. T. It AVitdley, Globe-sti eet, Penartb. D. Cornwell, Glebe Street. C. Hovord, 51, Glebe Street. R. Guy (Pork), 93, Glebe Street. Bus AND CAB PROPRIETORS. S. Andrews & Son, Penarth Mews. CHEMISTS. r. Blake Benjamin, Glebe-street. CORN MERCHANTS J. J Sanger Tucker, 31, and 32, Glebe Street COAL MERCHANTS. Penarth Coal Co., 28, Windsor-road. CONFECTIONERS V. ...