The Carmarthen Weekly Reporter

LLAN FIHANGEL-ABERCO WIN. PARISH COUNCIL. —A meetim of the above council was held under the presidency of Mr J Thomas, Foxhole, on the 4th inst., at the Glasfyrn Board School, where they met in nccçrdnce with their decision at ¿the previous inee ir g, which was also the nrst of the new couucil. Tho old council used to meet in the Church vestry, which cost them Is 6d each time. The council very wisely decided to hold their meetings in future in the board schools—at Glaefryn and Bankyfelin alternately. The plan was politic, because it saves money, and the places Bait themselves equally W'3!! The riveting on Monday evening was a special cue, summoned to appoint overseets and managers of allotments. Messrs D Jones, Station-road, and John Evans, Gwalfy, were elected overseers Mr Charles Thomas was re-oleeted assistant overseer. Allotments and the common land were the subjects discussed afterwards. No important decisions were arrived at, but were left for some further consideia- The agenda of the next meeting will, we hope, contain something about water. Land is all very well, but the inhabitants of St. Clears rannot drink it. We praise the council for studying econemy, but we cannot drink gold and silver, however abundant they be. The water supply of the district deserves immediate and considerate attention, so let there be no more delay. If the council fight shy of the much- needed foot-path, surely they ought not to dsny the toilers and moilers a cup of water. PRINTING of every description executed at the Reporter" Office at Cheap Rates. Send for j Prices. "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."—Clarke's world- famed Blood Mixture is warranted to cleanse the blood from al impurities, from whatever cause arising For scrofula, scurvy, eczema, skin and blood diseases, pimples, and sores of all kinds, its effects are mar- vellous. Tnousandsof testimonials. In bottles, 28!}d and lis each, of all chemists. Proprietors, Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company Lincoln. Ask for Clarke's Blood Mixture, and do not be persuaded to take an imitation.

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Cyfarfod Urddiad Mr. II, Soiriol Williams yn Casllwchwr. Cynhaliwyd cvfarfod i ordeinio Mr Scitiol Williams, o Goleg Henadtuol Caerfyrddin, yn y 118 uchod, ar y dyd.iiaa Sul a'1' LInn, Ebrill y 2Cain a'r 27aiu. Pregethwyd y Sabboth gan y Parch Dr Guruos Jones a'r Parch Eiias 13. Jones, Caergybi yr oedd y brodyr yn en liwyliau goren, a chafwyd cynulleidfaoedd mawrion. Korea LInn am ddeg, awd drwy y gwasanaeth o n-illduo Mr AYilliams i gyflawu wailh y weinidogaeth. Yr oedd disgwvliad niawr yn nhrigolion y pentref a'r ardal am y gwasanaeth pwysig hwn o ganlyniad yr oedd yr addoldy \vedi ei orlenwi cyn amser declnea. Lly\vydd\vvd y gweithrediadau gan yr hybareh dad Mr Thomas, yr hen weinidog. Dechreuwyd trwy ddarllon a gweddio gan y Parch Mr Williams, Goworton. Yna traddodwvd pregeth hynod o amserol ar Natur Eglwys gan y Parch D. S. Davies, Caerfyrddin; wedi hyny hohvyd y gofyniadau arferol i'r gweinidog iouangc gan y Parch Mr Stephens, Bryntog, a cbafwYfl attebion oryno, pwrpasol, ac hynod effeithiol. Yna offrymwyd yr Urdd We-ddi gan y Parch Mr Bevaa, Waenarl\ydd, a phregethodd y Parch Mr Jenkins, Penclawdd, siars i Mr WilHanjS. Yna a-d at y gwaith cysurlawix o anrhegu Mr Williams a nifer o "gyfrolau gwerthfawr o'r Expositor's Bible, ac amryw o lyfrau dindfawr ereill, rhoddedig gan yr eglwys a'r gynulleidfa yn y lie. Cyflwynwyd yr anrheg hon i Mr Williams ar l'an yr eglwys gan yr Hybareh Mr Thomas, a chyd- nabvddwyd y caredigrwydd gan Mr Williams, yn fyr a phwrpasol. mewn teiinlad dwys. Yu ystod y cyfarfod darlleuwyd llytliyr caredig oddiwrlh y Parcli D. P. Davies, Petimacnmawr (gweinidog Mr Williams), ¡ yn gofidio yn fawr ua allasai fed yn bresenol oheru-vdd afiechyd. Yv oedd yn tystio yn uchcl am Mr Williams fel dyn ieuangc o gymeriad pur, o aiiuoedd disglaer, a dyfodol ilwyddianus, ac J'H dymuno Duwyn rhwydd iddo ef n/r eglwys yn y lie. Het'yd darlleuwyd llytliyr arail, ac nid y lJeiaf llythyr- oddiwrth gydefrydwyr Mr Williams o'r Colcg yn :iara.d yn uchel am dano fel myfyriwr lhvyddianus, ac J rl dymuno ei lwyddiant ef a'r eglwys J'ù1 mhob ystyr. Am 2.30 y prydnawu, dechryuwyd gan y Parch Moses Mosss, Llanelli, a phregetiiwyd yn nerthol iawn gan y Parcli JKees Rees, | Alltwen, a'r Hybareh Mr Thomas yn traddodi siars i'r egJwys yn hynod biiodol. Am 6.30 dechreuwyd g-an y Parch T. Bryn Thomas, Maosteg, a phrogethwyd yn I effeithiol ac adeiladol gan v Parchn. Elias B. Jones ao E. Powell,. Pontarduiais. HebUiw y rhai a onwyd, gwelsom 3*11 bresenol hefyd y gwelnidogio'! a'r myfyrwyr j canlynol — Y P a-chn. B. Evans, Lloyd- street; —. Davies, G-owerton —. Thomas, Gorsoinon J. H, ilugltes, Dowlaia Glas- nant Jones, Pwll J. D. Jones, Jiliai, Caeiv fyrddin J. H. Pees, Pelpbrey; —f Edmunds, Hirwaiu —. Lewis, Docks, Llanelli Mri. John GritH-ha, Euwys Lloyd, D. D. Joseph, a Tydwal K. lbyies, Presby- terian College; Thouaaa Moyd, Old College School Hywel Davies. T. P. Han-ies, Penri Evans, IT Jones. David Hopkins, W. Saer, J. T. llughes, a D P. Owen-i, Ammanford. Hefvd dylasem d lywoyd fod anwyl fam Mr Williams yn breBer.ol. Mawy hyderwn y bydd i Ben Mawr yr eghrJs fendithio vr undeb.

S I L 0 H, LLANGELEB, THE INDRCTIOJV OF THE KEY, H. EVANS.— A most interesting series of meetings in connection with the recognition of the Rev H. Evans, late of Llanvbri, as pastor of the above church, were held on Tuesday and Wednesday all day, the 5th and 6th inst. Amongst the ministers preceut were — Revs Professor Junes, H.A., Carmarthen Thomas, Llanybri; Davies, Rhydyceisiad; Davies, Pantteg Dr Gwyune Jones, Laugharne Lloyd, Bwlchnewydd; Evans, Lammas-street, Carmarthen"; Davies, Union-street, Carmarthen; D J Thomas, English Congregational Church, Carmar- then Phillips, Hall-sfreee^t, Carmarthen then; Phillips, Hall-streeet, Carmarthen Price, Ffynnonbedr; Jones, Elim Lloyd, Penygraig; Evans, Hermon Garibaldi Thomas, Nantgaredig Jenlans, Kidwelly; Carvan Davies, Mumbles Davies, Penrhiwgaled; Jones, Pencader Owens', Zoar Richards, Cwmduad Watkins, Llangunnog; Lewis, Gibeon Jones, Llanybri and Jones, student. The service on Tuesday evening was introduced bv Professor Jones, and sermons were preached by Mr Wat.1 sins, of Llangunnog, and Mr Lloyd, of Bwlchnewydd. 'lheve was a very large congregation, and the sermons were of a very high class. Tho service on Wednesday morning commenced at ten, hen Mr Lewis, of Gibeon, read the st, -'ritures and offered prayer. There was a crowdcd audience at this service, and very excellent and appropriate sermons were preached by Mr Davies, of Rhydyceisiad, and the Rev Alderman Thomas, ot Llanybri. Mr Jones, Llanybri, iutrodueed at 2 p.m., and the Revs P. Davies, Pantteg; J. T. Evans, Hermon; and Dr Gwynne Jones, Laugharne, preached. At 6 the Rev Mr Richards, Aberdduar, ancI the Revs T. R. Davids, Penrhiwgaled; Garibaldi Thomas, Nantgaredig; and Vl. C. Jenkins, Kidwelly, preached. At these services also cdoquent and impressive sermons were delivered.

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