The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

CORRIS. HORTICULTURAL SHOW. On Saturday the fifth annual show of the Garden, Poultry and Industrial Society was held in r. n-arqu?e near the Railway Station under t,hp~patronage of the Marchioness (D) of London- derry, Mr A. R. Pryce, J.P., and Mr F. H. Birley, J.P. The Committee, who made complete arrangements for the holiingj of the show, was heaitcd by Mr John Lewis, Abercwineiddaw, as chairman. Mr Edward Lewis, •Gaewern Cottage, was treasurer, and Mr William Jones, ldris- street, performed the duties of secretary to the satisfaction of all concerned. The show included a remarkable number of depart- ments. In addition to the usual display of garden produce and flowers, prizes were offered for dogs and poultry and even the harm!oss necessary cat was not forgotten. There wore also sheep shearing competitions, slate splitting, sheep dog trials, as well as an industrial branch including drawing, carving, and sewing. Though the clouds were threatening the whole day, rain kept well off until the evenitiz. There was a fair, but not a good attend- ance, and during the afternoon the Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry attended and was heartily welcomed. The judges were—of the garden produce, Mr Gribble, Plas, Mr Jones, Nannau. and Mr Simons, Dolpelynllyn of dogs, hit- Carruthers, Machynlleth, and Mr J. T. Yaughan, Corris poultry, lilt J. P. ■Jones. Glasynys; of butter, e:s, and articles in class D, Mrs Edmunds, Unicorn Hotel, Machynlleth, and Mr John Morgan, Capel Scion, Llawrin; honey, MrWm. Roberts and Mr Richards, Pennal articles in class E and slate splitting, Mr Owen Jones, Festiniog articles in class F, Miss Jones, Maengwyn-street, and drawing, Mr T. H. Hunt. The favourableness of the year for tubers was shown in the numerous entries of potatoes without any sign of disease. There was also a creditable show of onionsjmd turnip, rhubarb, parsnips, peas, and beans. A good deal of the prize garden produce was grown from seed supplied by Messrs Clibrati and Son, by their agents, Messrs Lewis of Arthog. Fruit, however, was sparsely represented, the district probably, being too inclement for the growth of the usual forms of out-door grown fruits. With the exception of the familiar gooseberry—which was not large enough for a newspaper paragraph—the show of fruit, was represented by a few- plates of black currents and raspberries. In the flower department, a few cut blooms and about a dozen flowers in pots did duty for their class, though there is no reason why the cottage "of the humblest in Corris should not be brightened by flowers. The wild growth of the district in fox glove and heather, meadowsweet and bluebell, wild vetch and hone3' suckle' mountain ash and water lily was well in evidence, and prettily arranged. The skilful fingers of the busy house wife and her youthful Penelopes Slled the industrial class with bara ceirch, cloth hearthrugs, stockings, scarfs, aprons, ■and garments ot useful underwear fcr man, woman, and child! The particular industry of the locality was represented by several carvings in state. one large slab bearing the figure of a goat carved by Mr Hugh Jones, Penvgraig. A pretty bracket ornamented byjearving was also the work of Mr Jones. Photographs by Mr Young of Dolgelley andTowyn of the Oakeley Quarry were very interesting to the quarrymen. Poultry and dogs found a habitat outside the marquee. The judges gave prizes to nearly all the poultry, but overlooked two fine black game birds belonging to Mr Owen, Braiehgoch, probably because they were.but six weeks old. They certainly are very pretty well-bred birds. Out of three cats shown two were given a prize. The show of dogs consisted chiefly of sheep dous and Welsh terriers nearly all of which were placed by the judges. The following is a copy of the prize list:- Gardes PRODUCE.—CLASS A and B, open to cottagers of "£10 rental and under :—White cabbage, 1, Richard LI. Lewis, Machine House 2, Hugh P. Morris, Garres>lwyd. Cauliflower, 1, Richard Davies, Penrhos. Vegetable marrow, 1, Henrj James, Llwyn- gwerii 2, James Harler, Greenfield. Carrots, 1 and 2, James Harler. Beet. 1, Richard Davies, Penrhos 2, Richard Rees, Tanycofd. Turnips, 1, Rees Owen, Bronmeirion 2, John Davies, Aberdulaa. Parsnips, 1, Richard Hughes, Meirion House 2, R. Davies, Penrhos. Spring onions, 1, Henry James, Llwyngwern '2, John Davies, Aberdulas. Autumn unions, 1, R. Hughes, Meirion House 2, John D. Owen, Penrhos. Rhubarb 1 Henrv James, Llwyngwern 2, James Harler. Peas, 1, Lewi's Jones Dafarn Xewydd 2, W. M. Williams, Braichgouh Villa. Broad beans, 1, Richard Hughes, Meirion; 2, Ellis Jones Gaewern Dwarf beans, I, R. Rees, Tatireoed 2, W. M. Williams, Braic-h- gocr, Seariet T runners, 1, Evan Jones, Glanvrafon '? Lewis Jones, Dafarn Newydd. Leeks, John D. Owen, Petirilos. Large shallots, 1, Henry James, Llwyngwern 2, Lewis .Tones, Dafarn Newydd. Small shallots, 1, Morris Moms, Garneddwern- 2 II. P. Morris, Garreglwyd. Parsley, 1, John Davies, Aherddas; 2, John Griffiths, Penrhiw. Radishes, 1 and 2, W. M. Williams, Lettuce, 1, Rees Owen, Bromneirion; 2, R. Davies, Penrhos." Early kidney potatoes, 1 and 2, Thomas Jones, 87, Pensam. Early round, 1, R. R. Hughes, Meirion House 2, Owen Arthur Dolybont. Late kidney, 1, Owen Arthur 2, W. M. Williams! Late round, 1, Lewis Le/is, Aberdulas 2, R. Davies, Penrhos! Red gooseberries, 1, Francis Owen, Factory 2, John Price, Glan- aber. Gooseberries, any colour, 1, William Edwards, Glanydon • 2, Evan Williams, Glanyrafon. Red currants, 1, Henry James,' Llwyngwern. Black currants, 1, Henry James. Apples, 1, Catherine Davies, Pantycelyn 2, Evan Williams, GIanyrdfoo: Calceolaria, 1, Richard Hughes, Meirion House. Fuschsia, I and 2, Thomas Jones, Arddol. Asters, 1 and 2, Richard Hughes, Meirion House. Single dahlias, 1 and 2, Richard Hughes. Double dahlias, 1, Richard Hughes 2, Margaret Jones, Glasyays. Pansies, 1 and 2, William Morris, Station. Geranium in pot, 1, William Morris, Station 2, John D. Owen, Penrhos. Collection of window plants, 1, John Owen. Best arranged and most pro- ductive garden, 1, W. M. Williams; 2, R. Davies, Penrhos; 3, Evan Williams, Glanyrafon 4, Rhys Owen, Bronmeirion. CLASS C, open only to those whose annual rentals exceed 10 (professional gardeners excluded)White cabbage, 1, John Lewis, Abercwineiddaw 2, John P. Jones, Tynyfridd. Cauli- flowers, 1, Richard Hughes, Meirion 2, John Lewis, Aber- cwineiddaw. Red cabbage, 1, Henry Evans, Braiehgoch. Celery, 1, John Lewis. Cucumber, 2, Richard Hughes. Lettuce, Edward Lewis, Gaerwern 2, John Lewis. Carrots, 1 and 2, Hugh Rowlands, Pantcoch. Beet, 1, John Lewis; 2, Evan Davies, Aber- corris. Turnips, 1, William Owen, Braic'ngoch 2, Edward Lewis, Gaerwern. Spring onions, 1 and 2, Henry Evans, Braichgoch. Rhubarb, 1 and 2, Edward Lewis, Gaewern. Parsnips, 1, Hugh Rowlands 2, William Owen, Braichgoch. Peas, 1. Evan Davies, Aberoorris 2, Edward Lewis, Gaerwern. Broad beans, 1, John Lewis 2, Rev R. J. Edwards. Dwarf beans, 1, John Lewis 2, Edward Lewis, Gaewern. Scarlet runners, 1, J. R. Dix, Bryn- awel 2, John Lewis. Leeks, 1, John Lewis 2, Hugh Rowlands, Pantcoch. Large shallots, 1, John Lewis 2, William Owen. Small shallots, 2, John Lewis. Parsley, 1. John Lewis 2, Evan Davies, Abercorris. Radishes, 1, John Lewis. Basket of vege- tables, 1, John Lewis. Early kidney potatoes, 1, Edward Lewis, Caewcrn 2, Evan Davies, Abercorris. Early round, 1 and 2, William Owen. Lae kidney, 1, William Owen 2, John Lewis. Late round, 1 and 2, William Owen. Red gooseberries, 1, Evan Davies, Corris 2, Edward Lewis, Gaewern. Gooseberries of any r-ViiMfv,r jJavies, Corris 2, Edward Lewis. Apples, 1, Koch p UmP'eys, Penegoes. Asters, 1, Henry Evans, Braich- J. R-'Dix^'o68,* I' John Lewis, Abercwineiddaw. Ferns in pot, 1, l' Williipi* \T' ePh Hughes, jun., Penygraig. Flowering plant, of British fern"?' s,atio" master 2, Richard Hughes. Collection Wild flowers, 1 Nn^efh»HusrJles 2' U Penvgareg. Annual flower* '] \Sh A- Edwards; 2, Mary Florence Davies. of six sorts of veir't ,?,?ry James 2, W. M. Williams. Collection WHlfcms.Weh.rf Davi«, Penrhos 2, W. M. jj 9 John D oJi veKe tables, 1, John Lewis, Abercwinei- JoneV Post Office^' 3, W M. Williams 4, Wm. Corris estate (given byMrHm lKar^n hy a"-v PeM011 on the p r ,vw, • ■> H p Morris • iV^y Davies), 1, Richard Davies, Penrhos worn. 8, John D (Jw |>cm hos. p i^rT.nrda Sheep d< £ Av*i\Caerff-vnoo> Dolgelley I 2, Rev J-• Edu £ r^a Braich<roch'• h i rw1, Her,r>' °we». Braichgoch 2, Henry Evans, Biaicn_ocn h.c., Davit) Koj,ert= Penvstipr • r John Owen. Corns. Rough terrier. i inu„ n 1 enjstaer c., n u 1. i, Pantcoch h J V n G- Lewis, Pensarn AmfLew^AlS'vL^Waw.0 We"' > 2, Marcaret POULTRV—Brahmas, 1, Lewis J- Lewis Glanynant. Any colour gaii,e, 1, Lewis Ellis, Biue Cottage ,» J°hn Owen, Llwyi0Ir0lr. Cock and hen, any other variety, 1, Rev R. J. Edwards 2 Win. Owen, Braichgoch. Drake and duct., Aylesbury, it Henry Owen • 2, Catherine Hughes, Penygarreg. Drake and duck, any %,at-iety, d 1, Edward Owen; 2, David Owen, C-arnecicwen Couple of gpcee 1, Joseph Hughes, Ptnvgarreg 2, Cathcune uwen, Cwnic trdiau. Bushel of eggs, 1, Ann Williams, Gianiafon Elizabeth Pritchard, Dulas. Jar of honey, 1. Thomas Daues, Llanbrynmair; 2, Gwen Jones, Caecenau. „ INDUSTRIAL BRANCH—Couple of trussed fowls, 1, I' J Lloyd, Tymawr 2, Mary Owen, Braichgoch. Couple of trussed ducks, 1, Catherine Hughes, Penygarreg; 2, Elizabeth J. L'oyd, Tymawr. Loaf of white bread, 1 and 2, Sarah Davies, Fronfelin. Oatmeal cakes, 1, Elizabeth Griffiths, Penrhiw 2, E. J. Lloyd, Tymawr. Butter spoons, 1, divided between William Puirh, Garueddwen, and William Jones, Ceinws. Carved bracket, 1, Hugh Jones, Peny. graig. Walking stick, 1 and 2, William Pugh. Butter print, 1, William Jones, Ceinws. Freehand drawing of a horse, 1, J. 0, Griffiths, Llanygroes 2, divided between D. W. Ellis, Llwyncelyn, and Evan Price Evans, Prondeg. Freehand drawing of a chair, 1, Evan Price Evans, Frondeg. Map of Montgomery, 1, John Owen Jones, Bridge- street 2, Evan Price Evans, Frondeg. Hearthrug, 1, Sophia Lewis, Tanybryn 2, Anne Griffiths, Llanygroes. Flannel petti- coat, 1, Margaret Jones, Glatiaber;2, Anne Rees, Tanycoed. Pin cushion, 1, Ellen Lloyd, Glanyrafon 2, Margaret Jones, Llanaber. Knitted wool gloves, 1, Hannah L. Morgans, Ksgergeiliog. Darn- ing on stockings, 1 and 2, Sarah Davies, Fronfelin. Patching oil ribbed cord, 1 and 2, Sarah Davies. Marking two letters, 1 and 2, Sarah Davies. Three button holes, 1 and 2, Sarah Davids. Darn- ing on linen, 1, Charlotte Huirhes. Plain hose, 1, Catherine Hughes, Tyglas; 2, Charlotte Hughes, Meirion House. Calico chemise, 1, Edith Jones, Penrhos 2, Jane Anne Edwards, Green- fiefd. Three button holes, 1, Catherine Jones, Mraichgoch-terrace; 2, JSagsrie Humphreys, Greenfield. Patching on flannel, 1, Jane Anne Edwards, Greenfield; 2, Charlotte Hughes. Marking two letters, 1, Sarah Owen, Bronygog. Hemming ou linen, 1, Mary Humphreys, Greenfield; 2, Mary Wood, Aberdulas. Wool sampler, 1, Sarah Owen, Bronygog o, Jane Anne Edwards, Greenfield. Knitted wool seirf, 1, M. A. Lloyd, Tyr.yfridd 2, Eleanor Hughes, Meirion House. Child's apron, 1, Charlotte Hughes; 2, M. A. Llovd, Tynyfridd. Knitted cuffs, 1, Ann C Morris, Troedyrhiw 2, Anne E. Davies, Mount-terrace. ISmall ^vool mat, 1, Jane Anne Edwards, Greenfield 2, M. A. Lloyd, Tynyffridd. Pillow slip, 1, Ann C. Morris, Troedyrhiw; 2, Margaret E. Davies, Glanydon. SLATK Si'I/ITTIN'G.—Junior class, 1, E- an Lewis Jones, Braich- goch-terrace 2, Fvan Da, ies, Tycapel. Senior class, 1, John Jones, Frongaled. Shkki' SuEAttiNO.—1, John Morgan, Troedyrhiwesger 2, Hugh Rowland, Pantcoch h c- S Breezv, an. SIIKUI» DOG THIAI.S.—1, Ev«i Edwards, Tynyberth 2, divide J between Lewis Jones, Tyiiyceunant, Co)h, John Owen, Abercorris. At, half past five the distribution of prizes took place. Mr John Lewis, Abercwnieddau, the chairman for the year, presided. After a few opening remarks, he c.<l:ed on Mr FRANK BIRLKY, Fron- telen, and of the Braichgoch ry, who said he had been Requested by the Marchioness (D) of Londonderry, to state to the meeting hew pleased her ladyship was at her visir, to the show. Her ladyship also wishes to express her desire for the happiness and prosperity of the inhabitants of Corris. (Cheers.) Mr Birley hrther stated that he came to the show, not for the saxe of the people of Corris, but for his own sake, and he was more than pleased by what he had seen. (Cheers.) Everything appeared favourable, the weather, the seed, and theground itself and he could bear witness to the orderly behaviour of all. (Cheers.) The CHAIRMAN then called on Mrs Frank Birley to distribute the prizes to the competitors, and Mrs Eirlev hiving gracefully com- plied, Mr MORRIS THOMAS, C.C., proposed a. cordial vote of thanks to Mrs Birley for her services, remarking that institutions of that kind required the patronage and support of the leading people of the land. The motion having been seconded, it was agreed o with acclamation, and was suitably acknowledged by MRLBIRLE

BLAENPOKTH. DEATH IN AMERICA.—On the 10th July last, Owen R. Evans died at Nanticoke, U.S.A., in his 66th year, he having been born at Blaenporth in January 1829. Whilst yet very young Owen Evans removed from this place to Llanelly and Ebbw Vale. When about 20 years of age he emigrated to America. In 1854 he was married to Margaret Rosser of Cwmbwrla of whom he had ten children, eight of whom survive him. The deceased was a deacon with the Congregationaliss and was highly respected by all who knew him.

POKTMADOC. MARITIME SUCCESS.—Last week Mr Griffith Williams, Meirion House, successfully passed and secured the Board of Trade's certificate as master mariner. A BRIG ASHORE.—A Lloyd's telegram from Lemvig, dated Friday last, states that the British brigantine Tyne, from Portmadoc for Copenhagen with slates, has gone ashore, and will become a totat wreck. The crew barely escaped with their livc3.

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BEECHAM'S MAGIC COUGH PILLS. As a remedy tor Coughs in general, Asthma, Bronchial Affection Hoarseness, Shortness nt Breath, Tightness and Oppression of the Chest, Wheezing, &c., THESE fills stand unrivalled. They are the best ever offered to he public, and will speedily remove that sense of oppression and difficulty of breathing whiob nightly deprive the patient OF rest. Let any persons give BEECHAM'S COUGH PILLS a trial, and the most violent Cough will in a short time be REMOVED. Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor T. Beechaoj, St Helen's, Lancashire, in bcx=.s 9d., Ie. lid., and SsJOd. each. Sold hy all Drvggists and Patent Medicine Dealer everywhere. N B -Instructions are given with each box | j$ujsttt £ ss JUibrtsscs. ABERYSTWYTH. ABERYSTWYTH BAZAAR Z5 (The Old, Original Toy Shop), IS WELL STOCKED WITH THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ENGLISH AND FOREIGN FANCY GOODS Comprising Dressing Cases, Handbags, Albums, Purses, Baskets, Dolls, Toys, Games, &c. &e. Smokers will find CIGARS AND CIGARETTES of all the leading brands. PIPES, TOBACCOS, and CASES of all descriptions. N.B.—Show Rooms on Second Floor. Ear J. & L. WARD, 8, GREAT DARKGATE ST. Fe BENNISOiV, FISHMONGER, &c., LISBURNE HOUSE, 29, TERRACE ROAD. FRESH FISH daily, caught by our own .1- boat in the Bay. Fresh Salmon from the Teify, Severn, and other rivers. Ice always on hand. Horners' clotted cream and cream cheese. POSTING STABLES, NEWFOUNDLAND STREET, (next to the Public Baths), ABERYSTWYTH. HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR HIRE Comprising Landaus, Victorias, Waggonettes, Photons, Dogcarts, Governess Cars, &c., by the day or hour. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 1. LOVEDAY, PLUMBER, PAINTER, GLAZIER, GAS FITTER, &-c., 17, QUEEN STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. T X in soliciting a continuance of the patronage beBtowed upon her late husband, begs to assure the public that all work entrusted to her will receive the same prompt and careful attention as heretofore. First class workmen kept. H. P. EDWARDS BEGS to callthe attention of the Public to J-F his Stock of^Meat— BEEF, MUTTON, PORK, VEAL. Best QluEty of Meat kept at the Lowest Marke Price. 34, GREAT DARKGATE STREET ABERYSTWYTH. COMPLETE FURNISHING! WAREHOUSE. EDWARD" ELLIS IS NOW SHOWING A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF —DINING, DRAWING, AND— BEDROOM SUITES, BEDSTEADS & BEDDING. 28, LITTLE DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. FIRST-CLASS HAIRDRESSING AT POPULAR PRICES. HATRDRESSING ESTABLISHMENT, 23, LITTLE DARKGATE STREET (Opposite the Corn Market Hall), ABERYSTWYTH. NEW DEPARTMENTS for LADIES & CHILDREN are now opened at the above Establishment. SHAMPOOING AND HAIRBRUSHING BY MACHINERY. GENT'S DEPARTMENT.-SHAVING, 2d. (No extra charge for Powder and Bay Rhum). HAIRCUTTIXG, 4d. (No extra charge for Beard Trimminpr and Machine Brushing). SHAMPOOING, 4d. SINGEING. 2d. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.—HAIRCCTTIXG, 3d. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. -IIAIRCLITTI.VG, tid. SINGE- lNG, 6d. SHAMPOOING. Is. The above three attend- ances at the same time, Is. CO. Ladies' and Gent's Wigs made to order from 21s. each. Tails of Hair supplied from 2/G each. Estimates given for every description of Ornamental Hair Work. Grey and Faded Hair Dyed to match Hair of any colour, and made up in any style. W. PERCIVAL WETTON, Proprietor. HAIR DRESSING! WHAT LOOKS NICER THAN A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR. LADIES COMBINGS tastefully made up into lengths of hair at moderate prices. ORflfljVIENTflli flAIR. | Buy your Hair from the Manufacturer and save half the Cost. The following FIRST CLASS TAILS OF REAL HAH. of r,ood quality, suitable for plaiting. Twisting. Coiling, or any style now worn will be rent DIRECT FHOM THE MASCF\CTOUY AT^ HOLESALE PHICES. postage p,,iA ly packed and free from observation, un of Money or Postal Order and ;ru c PRICE LIST. i Manufact'd Full jt of Hair, length o! V, eight. Price. il IfiMKn £ !9 inches long Tail. 1 > 7 rr~ 14 15 1 oz. 8 6 1 16 17 1 o«. s 6 < < 18 19 1} oz. 8 6 I 20 21 1J oz. 10 6 d N 20 21 2 oz. 12 6 S 22 an i.) oz. is o V ( 1 Grey A: Very Light Colours are Kxtra 1 A. JOINSON, 14, Pier Street Aberystwyth. CARDIFF. TO FARMERS. CROSSLIE Y' S "OTTO" OIL ENGINES. J Are simple, economical, and much more convenient than Steam Engines for CHAFFING, CRUSHING, PULPING, or for DAIRY WORK. Also made PORTABLE for THRASHING, &c. FOR PARTICULARS APPLY CROSSLEY i>ROS. (LIMITED), SOUTH WALES OFFICE, I 22, MOUNT STUART SQUARE, CARDIFF. q172 '-s J gttsiitcss Jtbtaases ABERYSTWYTH. GYDES STUDIO. THE STUDIO is AGAIN OPENED FOR SITTERS. PIER STREET. GO to DAVID OWEN (late Hughes and Owen), Saddlers and Harness Makers, for your Tennis, Golf, Croquet, and Cricket requisites. A good assorted Stock of Harness, Saddles, and everything in the Saddlery Trade at a reasonable figure. Note the Address :— DAYID OWEN I Tate W X~,±y > VHUGHES & OWES)} GREAT DARKGATE STREET. T'HE SEASON'S NOVELTIES. CALL AND SEE A N O R T H E Y S Choice Stock of Tam o' Shanters, Wool Wraps, Welsh Turn Overs, Shawls, Blouses in great variety, Corsets, Skirts, and Underclothing, New Ranges, Children's Pinafores, Overalls. Astonishing lines in Hosiery Embroidered from Gid. up. Ladies' Gloves Collars, Cuffs, Fronts, &c. A choice selection of Dress Lengths very cheap. Also Men's Hats, Caps, Ties, Collars, Cuffs. Vouths', and Men's Suits very cheap. Evening1 Trousers to clear, 2s. (id. Bargains offered in [Pants, Vests, Shirts from ls. Gd. Millinery and Dressmaking done on the Premises. Umbrellas re-covered in Five Minutes. Agent for Harries, Birmingham, for cleaning and dyeing. Clothing to measure. New Autumn patterns. Fit guaranteed, prices defied. Suits executed in 24 hours. Call and see windows. All marked in plain figures. One price. Address-NORTHEY'S, Opposite Corn Market, TOTTENHAM HOUSE, RICHARD SAYCELL, FISHMONGER AND POULTERER, LICENSED DEALER IN GAME, CORNER OF NORTH PARADE, AND MARY STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Fresh Salmon from the Severn, Teifi, Wye and other Rivers Daily Dealer in Weaham Lake Ice, also Palethorp's Royal Cambridge Sausages. Horner's Clotted Cream and Cream Cheese Daily. Member of the National Sea Fisheries Protection Association. Telegrams: SAYCELL. ABERYSTWYTH. WORKS-Corner of Portland Lane & Queen's & ad. Private Address-13, Baker Street. J. G. WILLIAMS, OOACHBUII/DER, ABERYSTWYTH, BEGS to inform the Public that he has commenced business at the above address where he will carry on Coachbuilding in all its Branches. All Orders entrusted to him will be executed promptly and efficiently at moderate Charges. J. G. WILLIAMS trusts that he may receive a share of Public Patronage and Support which he will d, • utmost to merit. ol92 DOLGELLEY. JAMES B. MEE, FISHMONGER, GAME DEALER FRUITERER, &c., Bridge End House, DOLGELLEY, 0 Constant eupplies of various kinds of fresh fish. Game, &c., accorcling to Season, ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, And anything not on hand procured on the shortest notice. lee always on hand, and supplied by the pound and Upwards, 13" Note the Address :— Bridge End House, Dolgelley. MR C. H. YOUNG'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS AT DOLGELLEY & TOWYN ARE WELL WORTH A VISIT; They contain the latest advantages and im- provements, and the work will be found fuUy equal to that produced by the BEST LONDON ARTISTS. Very large selection of Views, and Requisites for the use of Amateurs. LLANDYSSUL. FARMERS, SAVE YOUR MONEY AND KEEP YOUR HEALTH By having your own Wool made into Cloths, Flannels Blankets, Stockings, &c. Patterns forwarded and carriage paid to and from theMills on all orders over £ 2. TYLER & COMPANY, MAESLLYN MILLS, LLANDYSSIL, SOUTH WALES §eniisiry. MR QUINTIN MILLER, L.D.S.R.C.S. (ENG.) DENTAL SURGEON, 39, BRIDGE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Mr MILLER has arranged to set apart the time, from 2 till 4 30 on Wednesday afternoons, for the purpose of relievirg the pain of those people who cannot afford a fee, GRATIS. q327 ESTABLISHED 1857. MESSRS. MURPHY & ROWLEY, SURGEON DENTISTS, Corner of TERRACE ROAD And CORPORATION STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Mr ROWLEY visits MACHYNLLETH.—The First & Third Wednesdays in each month. Attendance from 2 to 5 o'clock at Mr Hughes's, Dovey View, near the Railway Station. TOWYN.—The SecoLd & Fourth Fridays in each month. Attendance from 2 to 5 o'clock at Mrs Jones's, 43, High-street, near the Railway Station. I LAMPETER.—The First & Third Fridays in each month. Attendance from 11 to 4 at Mr Evans's, Grocer, Moelfre House, High-street. ABERAYRON.—The Second & Fourth Wednesdays in each month, from 10 to 2 o'clock. Attendance at Mr David Beynon Rees's, 15, Market-street. AT ABERYSTWYTH.—Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. Saturdays by appointment. CONSULTATIONS FREE MR R EDWARDS, SURGEON DENTIST, I PORTMADOC, MAY BE CONSULTED at BARMOUTH. the Firdt and Third THURSDAY in every month, at Mr Jones', draper. Meirion House (opposite the Barmouth Hotel), from 12 till 6 p.m. BALA, at Mr David Jones', saddler, every SATURDAY and FAIR DAYS from 10 till 5 p.m. PWLLBELI, every WEDNESDAY, at Mr Parry's, watchmaker 12 till 4 CRICCIETH, at Llyscaradoc, every WED NESDAY from 4.30 till 7 p.m. COR WEN, first FRIDAY in each month and FAIR DAYS, at Mr Edwards, cooper, from 11 till 5 p.m. n4<9