The Pontypridd Chronicle and Workman's News

Glamorgan County Council. TO THE ELEcrORS OF THE DIVISION COMPRISING Ihe Whole of Llanfubon Parish*, ike Tluial Purtion of Llnnwit Fardre, and Llanwonn\ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, fADIES AND GESTLF.MEN, Having been requested by a most influ- ential number ef electors in your Division to come forward as a candidate for a seat at the County Council, I beg to offer you my services, and, if elected, I promise that neither time nor energy on my behalf shall be wanting to serve you ODe and all to the very best of my ability. Your humble Servant, JABEZ EVAXS Tae Cottage, Llantwit Fardre. v j

Cynghor Sirol Morganwg. -o- i AT ETHOLWrit Y RHANIIATH YN CYNWYS lr 011 °T Blwyf Uavfabon, y Rh m Wlectin o Llantwit Fardre, a Llanwonnj. jj^ONEDDIGESAU A BnNEDDlGIOY Argais nifer luosog o Etholwyr cyf- rifol yn y Rlimbarth uchod, yr wyf Wedi penderfyn u cynyg fy ngwasanaetb i'ch cvn- rychioh &r y Cyugr.or Sirol, ac os gwelwch yn addas fy nycbwelyd, cicrhaf chwi mai fv mbleser pend ac uchaf fydd eich gwasan- aethn chwi uu lie oil hyd eithaf fy Uga>]u. uedd. Mewn hyder y bydd fy etholedigaeth iyneicr, ° Ydwyf, yn ostyngedig, I Yr eiddoch. I' The Cottage, JABEZ EVANS. Fardre. 7RAPNELL & GAUE, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHES, 35 & 38, Queen-street, CARDIF, Hold immense Stocks of every requite for completely furuishiug, at a short u(ce, houses of any size. TRAPNELL AND GAE. FOK BEDSTEADS. Over 50 designs in all sizes to select om. The "Invincible" Bedsteads, full siz^ith two brass rails, gold ornamentation, 126d; and the "Challenge, a massive bedjad, at 233 6d., are made speciaJly for usaind cancot be obtained elsewhere—Best ilue in Cardiff. TRAPNELL AND GArE, FOR BEDDING A large stock in special departing of guaranteed purity, Full Size Wool-3ed, Bolster, and two Pillows, 8s 6d. Fugize Spring Mattresses, 1/s 6d each. Frsize Feather Bed, 32s 6d. TRAPNELL & GATE, FOR DINING AND DRAWIM-ROuM slix, A larger selection th-in any other fil, at prices ranging from £ i 15s OJ., 40 guineas. TA D BEDROOM SUITES, FENDERS, Fill EI HONS, LINOLEUM, FLOORClTH, CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS, and every requisite for furnishing All goods marked in Plain Figur, so that purchasers may compare our rices with other firms. See adyt. on Front Page of this Par, TRAPNELL AND CP4E, The Noted House Furnishers, 35 & 38, Queen Strat, CARDIFF. And at Bristol.] [Established 7Cears. A Book for Evey Ratepayer. The New Lecal GovernmentAct, GENERALLY KNOWN AS THI County Government ict. In clear and concise lan:<a*ge, 8DI convenient form, Price 3d, or free by PosSid -(J- W, H. KEV, STATIONER, & 'I 89 and 90, TAFF STREET, PONTIridD. — EIGHT REASONS W-j- IC EJ "Y"'S PECTOKAL i BAIAM Has a larger salt1 t1 an any b ta, pr I-ati'jll ;ai3 th. HFC 1 i'Cr -■ypro- <CS: lug, aLd all Dises of the Chest and LlB. "RFC ATTSE IfcSthe ste^line 4dy 0f JD -J \J XI u tfce age. One dofeffor(ja instaaUneona i-ef one bottle invariablyres BECAUSE Concealed quen%can8i,gf;e0x°^; toration, and prqte/tbe healthy eecreLiOof the lining membrantaf the f Throat and Lnngjjereby removing entire1^ m0sit severe occaeiona;;OIJ(rhq aEdgivir^relieOmhaS; Asthmatic because Jisi:r«sa on diseaess of I Cheat nnd Lnns^.s. i EC 4 IIS R h does not L"j,ntain' ini«- U OJu rious ingredients,,j -J be safely taken bier80DS oi all agoa. (BECAUSE blessing to thouss^^e^ other r^niediea hSf.M_j BECAUSE reach of all. B .E' It has but because "ir.pr imiwv BE SURE YOU OBTAIN' Key's Pectoral BalsrnJ And do not be persuaded to try any aim, pre. partition. [ Large Bottles at 7M and 1 Bach. PREPARED ONLY BY W. H. CMEWIST 89 & 9G. Taft Street /'«p I AIID .nBi.. r, P08TYP«I1 MESSRS, 1 Lloydandfilliams Beg respectfully to announce that the have OPENED BUSINESS as A uctioneers, Valuercf, Accountants, &e., And t ey are now prepared to conduct Sales of FARMING STOCK, PROPERTY, FURNITURE, &c. Further information obtained on application. Hawthorn, Pontypridd.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888. COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE VOTERS IN THE ELECTORAL DIVISION OF TOWN & RHONDDA WARDS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— The splendid receptions accorded to me at the various meetings already hell in dinareut purt3 of the divisions of our Town and Riiontida Wards assure me that although seeking your suffrages for the first time, I shall not have done so in vain. My supporters are confident that the pledges given are amply sufficient to secure my raturn. The decisive battle is near at hand. I await the result with the fullest confidence, and will conclude with the aivice given by our old friend iiir Pick- wick, When there are two crowds vote with the larger." Your obedient servant, L. GORDON LENOX. Ynysyngharad, Pontypridd.

GLADROSHIRfi COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF LLWYNPIA, OLYDACa VALE, TONYPANDY, TREALA W, AND HEOLFACH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, jj In compliance with the unanimous request of a Public Meeting of Liberal Electors, I have de- cided to offer myself as one of the two seleoted Liberal Candidates for a seat un the County Coun- oil for the Llwynpia aud Treal iw Division. If elected, I will do my best to repreasnt you faithfally. I am, yoar obedient servant, WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Wrexham Housa, Tonypandy, December 24thj 1888.

GLAMJRGANSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF LLWYNPIA, TONYPANDY, CLYDACH VALE, TREALAW, AND HEOLFACH, (KNOWN AS NO. 3 WARD.) LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, L At a Public Meeting of Electors recently held under the auspices of the Rhoadda Labour and Liberal Association, I wriS seleotedas one of the two Candidates to represent the above Division on the County Counci.. I have, therefore, maoh pleasure in plaoing my servioes at your disposal If rdturned, I promise to promote your interests to the best of my ability. Obediently yours, RICHARD LEWIS. Tonvpandy.

GLAMORGAN GOUNTY OOUNGIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE LLANFABON, LLANTWIT FARDRE, AND LLANWOXNO RURAL WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Having been selected as the LiberaFcandidate for a. seat on the County Couneil to represent the above Ward, I beg to offer you my services, and respectfully solicit your support. I have for years past had considerabla experience of the management of public affairs as a member of the Board of Guardians and local Highway Boards. Yours truly, EDWARD EDWARDS. Penylan House, Llanfabon. "v '•«

I Glamorgan County Council RHONDDA VALLEY. TO THE ELECTORS OF NO. 3 WARD. KNOWN AS LLWYNPIA AND TREALAW DISTRICTS, INCLUDING CLYDACH VALE, TONY- PANDY, AND HEOLFACH. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, li Having been requested by a large and influ- ential deputation of the Ratepayers of this Ward, to allow myself to be nominated as a County Coun- cillor, I have much pldasure in complying with the request. Being a Large Ratepayer, and much interested in the welfare of the district, I hope I may be con- sidered an acceptable candidate for the post. If elected, I will endeavour faithfully to dis- charge, to the best of my ability, the important duties of the position. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, ARCHIBALD HOOD.

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Glamorgan County Council. TO THE ELECTORS V OF THE TOWN AND RHONDDA •WARDS t OF THE PONTYPRIDD ELECTORAL DISTRICTS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, The great political battle is near at hand, and on Thursday next it will be for you to decide by your votes whether yoa will be represented by an English fory, or by a Welsh Liberal. From my knowledge of the political views of the large majority of you, and from the hearty reception you have given me through- out this contest, I am confident that you will return me as your Liberal representative by a triumphant majority. 3 am fighting the people's cauae, and I, therefore, feel certain that in your own in- terests you will all on Thursday next record your votes in ac ordctnce w-th yjj>t,r p'inci^Je9 and convictions, and thus gain such a grand Liberal and Nonconformist victory as will in itself deter the Conservative PRrt1 from ever again attempting to thrust upon this Radical constituency a Tory candidate. Liberal Meetings will be held at Coedpea- maen Baptist Chapel, on Friday, the 11th, at 8; Large Mass Meeting at the Town Hall, on Monday, at when Mabon, M.P., and Mr D. llandell, M.P., will be present. I am, Your obedient servant, WALTER H. MORGAN.

W. EVANS & SON, TAILORS, BEG to inform their nuneroua Customers that their STOCK of WOOLLEN 6 fùr the SEA. SON is now oomplete. We pay special attention to LADIES' RIDING H\BIT JACKETS, &o. also to RIDING BREECHES, and LtVERIES." SPHCIAT ITY. — The new Cashmere and Plain EVENING DRESS SUITS, from £3 3s. Note the Address- 29, TAFF STREET, PONTYPRIDD. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 188S. County Council Election TO THE VOTERS IN THE ELECIOKAL DIVISION OF THE Graig & Treforest Wards. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, In January next you will be called upon for the first time to elect one Member to represent you upon the Glamorgan County Council. In compliance with the wishes of a considerable number of influential ratepayers in this distriot, I have consented to beoome a candidate for your suffrages. The duties devolving on the County Council will necessarily be very great and responsible, as the greater part of the non-judicial business hitherto transacted by the Magistrates at Quarter Sessions. with other important matters, will henceforth be edaiiuistared under the provisions of the Local Government Act. I am deeply convinced that the utmost care and discretion should be exercised by you in the etioioe of a fit representative, who should be characterized by sound judgment, be practically acquainted with public matters gen?rally, and be willing and able to devote a great deal of time to look after your interests. Through having been entrusted with the honour of representing you on the Local Board for nearly fifteen years, and also on the Llantwit Fardre School Board for a similar period, as well as being an Overseer for the Parish of Llancwit Fardre for seven years, and for several years as a Member of the Board of Guardians, I have gained aa intimate acquaintance with local administrative business. As most of ycu are aware, I have lived in the town nearly all my lifetime. I am a heivy rate- payer,and have always been of opinion that matters involving the outlay of a large expenditure of publio money should not be undertaken until the views of the ratepayers could be ascertained, and I shall firmly puraue this polioy if elected as a Councillor. The movement to looate the future sit;ings of the Council and Quarter Sessions at Pontypridd has my hearty approval, and I assure you no effort will be apared on my part to secure what would undoubtedly add greatly to the importance of the town, and prove a. boon to the inhabitants of thia populously surrounded district. The trust, again and again renewed, which you have placed in me in tba past, encourages me to hope that I shall be further considered worthy to repres nt you in a more responsible sphere should you favour me with your confidence, you may reat assured I would discharge the onerous duties entrusted to me fearlessly, diligently, and to the test of my ability, having due regard to the interests of all classes irrespective of politics. and especially would it be my constant aim. to promote and protect the welfare and prosperity of my own district whenever ana wherever called I am, Ladies and Gentlemeu, Your obedient Servant, DAVID LEYSHON. Graig Villa, Pontypridd, November, 188d. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, I PONTPPRIDD. I Head Master: Mr J. F. M'CLUNE Late Senior Classical Master, the College, Merthyr 1 ydfil; formerly Senior Mathema- tical Master and Lecturer in Natural Philosophy, the College, Everton, Liverpool. Assistant fflasters- Mr JOHN RANKIN, B.A., Loud. 1st Div., Classical and Mathematical Master July, 18o6, at the High cjcuoui, cad- tenham. Mr W. H. CHAPPBLL, Lond. University. Sliorthand-Ne J. R. LLEWELLYN, (Visiting.) Be .utifuily s ituate.}. Extreuit-iy bf'iltby. Bept and most Liberal Diet. Preparation for Universities, irehminary Law and Medical, Civil Service, Banks, &o. "Undoubtedly most Successful School. Report, 1R88 Thoi0u0h f'duoatioa, oouxbLaing Cuit.v-ition of Gentlemanlike Manners and Conduct. Term commsnca Monday, Jan. 14, 1888. Apply to Mr. J. F. M'CLUNP, The Grange, Poutypridd.