The Carmarthen Weekly Reporter

Telegraphic Address: < "THOMAS, IRONMONGER, I [CARMARTHEN." H/6>jrAr& s.y/privttt', CK llI CHAMPION PLOUGH, THE MO&T SUITABLE FOR WALES The Celebrated American Pump, With Wood Pip" lined with Porcelain. NEW NOVELTY IN WALES. Rat? gv,- PAtt V ri Ali; Rs? -SX I-ICORBEI-r'S PATGNTICLFSIM | ffl) WINNOWER HAS CAWEO UPWARQS ll Jff^r.^lOF 14-0 FIRST PRIZES SINCE 1887.1 Agricultural Machinery of all kinds. SPECIAL LOW PRICES quoted during the?preseut and next Month to ensure a CLEAR VNCE OF WINTER STOCK, IMPLEMENT DEPOT-MARKET PLACE, CARMARTHEN. ADDRESS- THOMAS, IRONMONGER AND IMPLEMENT AGENT, CARMARTHEN. GEORGES GRAVEL PILLS A MARVELLOUS REMEDY. For upwards of Forty Years these Pills have held tlte first place in the World as a Remedy for PILES and GRAVEL, and all the common disorders of the Bowels, Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys; and there is no civilized Nation under the Sun that has not experienced their Healing Virtues. THE THREE FORMS OF THIS REMEDY No. I-George's Pile and Gravel Pills. No. 2—George's Gravel Pills. No. 3—George's Pills for the P.iles, Sold everywhere in Boxes, Is. 1 JD. and 2s. 9d. each. By Post, Is. 2d. and 2s. lOd. I PROPRIETOR—J. E. GEORGE, M.R.P.S., HIRVIJJFF, ABERDARE. I &&Y {f}f.U: Y Z-QXZWft 4' .c "> BENSIil If WITCHES I AIL ;,r ,;JCUF.%AV, liar A ilitv, AND Strength. ■ fhe "BANK" and "ZJ J JUA, arc TH-I A.; mv.te, AND Excel all others at the PTFCF I gSr#1 ^r?fm BENSON'S I mR. t«WKEYLESS ENGLISH LEVEfi I 'BANK" I TTFCFST LONDON MADE. Throe-Quarter Plate ENGLISH I JW I IW W -O LEVER Chronometer Balanco, fully Jewelled, Keyless I m )\ M Action, Crystal Glass Cases, in Sterling Silver, 95, or in strong MLS> Y S™ 18'ct. Gold Cases, £ 15. I SI Mm SELECTIONS OF WATCHES OR JEWELLERY SENT I LU F FKBI': 0N REGEIPT 0F REFERENCE. I »I?~ [ JI J| Old Watches avd Jewkucery Taken in Exchange. I MW LP\ KJLRNML WATCHES and JEWELLERY of all kinds sent Frets FC, ■ •R-CNU.C W EN. 1 W our risk, to all PARTS of tho World for Cash or P.O.O« payabft RUSQNS V\ /&• Jl at G P 0 I *M PENSON'S BOOK of WATCHES from £ 2 to £ 500. H FOSTMES O CLOCKS CHAINS. ENGAGEMENT RINGS, BROOCHES, ■ ♦•IMPERIAL" & SILVER PLATE, & CUTLERY. Postfre* ■ In Silver Cases. — ■■M/LTAIIFT I r/9@ /tl r/D m BENSON'S I #m*<(^BGATE" T)EST, CHEAPEST, nnd STRONGEST, London made X> THUEE-QUARTER PLATE English Lever Watch, /#)VV M. I CHRONOMETER Balance, Patent Large Band /A/XB V\ \^R'A DUMP and Dart 1 roof Ring Band, Massive Silver Cases WITH ■ jig!! "T^A U?, RE/?:- CT F °1:AS-, double the Strength and Valna of a'^y B'BI', FL»**■» JVS other A5« 5S. Watch. H MJRF S\\ WADE in Three Sizes, nt ore Price, £ 5 5s.NO. 1, Gentlemen J IFMS ILL .IFISE (as illustrated); NO. 2, Working Men, Bail way Men and Miners': BILL-— *■*</ NO 3, L idies'. FF (LG ~(K iCiit In massive 18-ct. Gold Cases, with Crystal Glass, Gentlemen'* HI /»} JS* £ 12 12?. Ladies', £ 10 IOs. H I\L4 FT "A W/LILI Silver English Levers, London Made,from £ 3.10a I <n,J%ypjU J.W.BENSON,™ H N"K1'' TH- STEAM FACTORY- ■ 12 s 64, LUSOATE HILL, LONDDK, WOTK. -OEDES FOILIL AJSD P J-UTIGULA-RS OF THE TIMES" SYSTTRM POST FFEB. I o' I 4L LICKLEY'S 'ROYAL WELSHMAN' POTATO KIDNEY VARIETY. i WELSHMAN POTATO (LICKLEY'S). In offering tins celebrated new potnto I have no nesitation in pronouncing it to be the finest potato that has yet been placed on the market, being the earliest potato on record, and most valuable as a market potato for early work. All interested in gardening should secure a stok of this most valuable white kidney potato it produces an abundant crop of nice, clean, well- shabed tubers, dry and irealy when cooked, and the flavour i all that can be desired. Stock veiy limited, 4d. per lb. Per peck of 14lbs, 3s. 6d. I)u\e^o^YOTk3Gartori'CrMmiw PuVtan' .P,i?k White Hebron, Up-to-date, Windsor Castle, POTAT^S in^tocka^LOWES^PRICES.anDie 1S' R3ad,n^ G'ant. and all other Varieties of SEED Garden Seeds-Peas, Beans, Onions, Leek., Carrots, Parsnips, &c., &e. LICKLEY'S FLOWER SEEDS ARE UNRIVALLED 1 OR THEIR BRILLIANCY OF COLORS Bulbs and Plants of every description. Palms, Ferns, Ficus, Aralias, and all othur Pot Plants for decorative purposes. Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Herbaojuus Plants. Roses at Lowest Prices. Wreaths, Crosses, Anchors, Hearts, Bouquets, etc composed of the choicest Hothouse Flowers in Season, at lopular Prices, to suit everybody, executed on thesh >rtest notice in the leading Parisian and Covent Garden Styles, Cut Flowers and Fern supplied in liberal Boxes. GRASSES, CLOVERS, MANGOLDS, SWEDES, AND ALL OTHER FARM SEEDS IN STOCK. Farm Catalogue and Garden Seed List Fiee on Application. WILLIAM LICEZLEY. Seed M e rch ant & Art Florist, 12, QUEEN STREET, CA-RMARTHEN. ESTABLISHED 1891. LATE DICKSON'S, CHESTER. NOTICES TO QUIT From Landlord to Tenant and Tenant to Landlord, may be obtained at the Reporter" Office. Price One Penny. ■— r PJTTLJN 11JNGI PRINTING!' GOOD CHEAP, AND EXPEDITIOUS JpRINTING jglXFCVrED At THII "WEEKLY REPORTER" PRINTING & PUBLISHING OFFICES,: 3, BLUE-STREET CARMARTHEN. POSTERS COLOURED OR PLAIN HANDBILLS TRADE CIRCULARS MEMORIAL CARDS (IN GREAT VARIETY BUSINESS CARDS PAMPHLETS ANNUAL REPORTS PARTICULARS AND' CONDITIONS OF SALE PROGRAMMES ■; (BALL CONCERT, OR SPORTS)1 BILLHEADS MEMO. FORMS CHEQUE BOOKS, &c. Orders by Post receive prompt and careful attention. pRICES ON APPLICATION The Carmarthen Weekly Bcpcrtcr PUBLISHED EVERY THCBSDAY EVENING, Circulates throughout South Wales generally, and has the LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN, I PMCtONKPKNNY POST FREE 1.9 PER QOABTIE THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM J on < ALL S OF ADVERTISEMENTS. DENTAL NO RICE. MR J. MACPHAIL L SURGEON DENTIST, 19, KING-STREET (OPPOSITE LLOYD BANK CARMARTHEN. LLANELLY EVERY THURSDAY. CONSULT A TIOM TREK. ESTABLISHED 0 V KB 22 TBABS ':ufr1.ij MORTIMER'S COUGH MIXTURE, For Cttig-hs, Colds p- Croup, and Whooping Cough, Uronchiris, and all Chest Affectious. N.P.—See that this Picture appears upon the wrapper. TAKE NO OTIIER. MORTIMER'S ONLY. CURED COUGH & COLD FOR 3u YEARS. r^uBE^HAYE YOU ACOUCHf^o^ I COUGH J or TAKEN COLD? L COLD J USED PROMPTLY IHAYMAN'S BALSAM] SF,BWILL RELIEVE fSTOPSl AND CURE. f CORES 1 L COLO I Invaluable In Nursery. I COUCH i Cash-,rices, gii.,I/). Agents: J. P. Richards & Co, Chemists.lO.Lamraas-st LITTLE ACHES CAUSE BIGGER ILLS ■ — ——— Especially if Neglected. But a Protrspt & Priceless Remedy— KERfUCK'S VEGETABLE PILLS -is within the reach of the humblest purse. HÁD- ACHFS, INDIGESTION, ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, WINP, IIACXACIIE, KID" Ly Co, PLAINTS, SCIATICA and RHEUMATISM yield to the power of this marvellous medicine. FAT THOUSANDS TAKE NO OTHER. KERNSOK'S VEGETABLE PILLS are /'wc.'y Vegetable and are rjuue Free from Mercury They are. therefore, as harmless as they arc eflecttial. If you Lei iit or ot;t of sorts, or bilious, or suffer from heabche. try O.V E of KERMCK'S VEGETABLE PILLS, uiid yoi: ill always keep a box by you Sold in 7.1,d., I31d.. snd 25. (M. boxes, of all Chemists, &c., or direct from & SON, LTD., Drug Stores, CARDIFF. CLARKE'S 15 11 PILLS are warranted to cure in either sex, all acquired or Constitutional DfcchatgeB from the Urinary Organs, Gravel and Pains' in the back. Free from Mercury. Established npwnids of 30 years. In boxes 4s 6d each, of a 1 Chen ist* scd Patent. Medicine Vend rs through Dut the WoiJd, r sett for sixty stamps by the makers, the LitaColuoand Midland Counties Diug Con:[«ijny (iincoln. J 1'. Lit ;hh" Carmarthen County Schools. THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HEADMASTER E. S. ALLEN, M.A. (CANTAB). COUNTY GIRLS' SCHOOL. HEADMISTRESS: Miss B. A. HOLME, Late Open Scholar of Girton College, Cambridge; Senior Optime, Mathematical Tripos. FEE :-Boys, £1 15s. Girls, £1 8s. per Term (Three Terms in the year. Reduction for brothers or Bisters. Boarders can be received it both schools. The next term begins Tuesday, April 28th. The Headmaster (at the Grammar School) and the Headmistress (at Hillside) will be pleased to see the parents of new pupils on Monday, Aprii 27th, from 2.30 to 6, or on Saturday, May 2nd, from 11 to 2. <. MB ERNEST COLLIER 1;.8.A AKOHIIBCI AND SUBYKYOR QUAY STREET, CARMARTHEN, jjF Wedding, Keeper, and Engagement Rings* All Sizes, Shrpes, and Weight m in Stock. W The Largest and Choicest Selection in J 5 the United Counties. jj$ JOHN WILLIAMS, £ SLOP T MODRWYAU, & 10, LAMMAS-STREET, .4\" I CARMARTHEN, CURRANTS RAISINS SULTANAS LEMON PEEL AT LOWEST PRICES AT T. SMtTR & CO., KING STREET BAKERY tCARMARTHEN. LI) HARNESS & BELTS -I- 'wirl, WI Repaired with Bifurcated Rivets. Driven and Clinched with any hammer. From all Ironmongers, in assorted Boxes, ^in to ^in- Cd. ,2 jin. to Jin. Is. If .unobtainable eend Stamps to BIFT RCA1ED RIVET Co., LTD., 0, WOOL EXCHANGE, LONDON, E.C. NEW JAMS! NEW JAMS! I NEW JAMS! z. D..1 (-) INT I-el 1, COLOMBO STORES Francis Terrace, C A It l A n. T U EX J. B. lltrlIIUl, WHOLESALE GROCER CORN. FLOUR AND SEED MERCHANT PRIORY-STREET, AND THE Q,TTA"Sr STORES CARMARTHEN. Barley, Round and Flat Corn, Flour, Barley Meal, Indian Meal, Middlings, Bran, &c., at lowest possible Prices. THOMAS PHOSPHATE THOMAS PHOSPHATE! A LARGE CONSIGNMENT JUST ARRIVED PRICES VERY MODERATE. OAT F A GENT FOR THE DUBLIN «FE WICKLOW S0LE CELEBRATED MANURES. NOTicE^oourr FROM LASBLOKWIOWMT A WD TENANT TO LANDLORD, May be obtained at the REPOUTER" Office Blue-street, Carmarthen. rRiCE ONE PENNY. TIlE CAHMARTHEN BILLPOSTING COMPANY, 13, BRIDGE-STREET CARMARTHEN. OILLPOSTING and ADVERTISING in all it jy Branches, throughout the Counties of Carita then, Pembroke and Cardigan. R. M. JAMES, Managsr í yosr NUTRITIOUS. aJ P S S G • ATEFUL—COM FORTiNQ. r*| O o A sruAKFAsr-suPP&R. sruAKFAsr-suPP&R.

Oarmarthen Couiity Petty Sessions SATURDAY.—At the Shire Hall, Carmar- then, before Mr C W Jones, Gwynfrjn (vica-chairman), in the chair, and Mr D L Jones, Derlwyn. DRUNK. Thomas John, Abergwili, pleided guilty to being drunk on the highway on the 16th iilt.-P.C James proved the offence, and a fine of 2s 6d and costs was imposed. UNLICENSED DOGS. Richard Davies, collier, Carway Village, Llatigendeirne, was fined 8s and 10s costs for keeping a dog without a license. The following farmers whowerc entitled to exemptions were each fined 8s 6d and costs for keeping a dog without a license W Jones, Tyllwyd-mawr, Llangunnor John Davies, Ferry Hotel and Cwmbuchan Farm Ferryside, and David Thomas, Wernddu, Llangain. This was all the business.

Cardigan Eutire Horse Show. Cardigan annual eDtire show came off with usual success on Saturday, and attrac- ted a large attendance of spectators. The appointed judge was Mr Buckley, Llanelly, but, as that gentleman bad previously judged at Llandyssul, Mr Stephen Morgan and Mr Hubert Wiiliams were added. The veterinary surgeon was Mr J Campbell Hill, Llanelly. The secretary was Mr D Morgan Jones (the town clerk), whose arrangements gave universal satibfaction. The show, from an agricultural point of view, is one of the principal events of the year as a holiday, bnt although the gate money was considerably more than usual, owing to its having been raised from 3d to 6d the number of visitors to the town was not so large as usual. The results were as follows: Thoroughbreds 1st, Mr J F Rees, Carmarthen, II Avnncez"; 2nd, Mr Owen Phillips, Amroth Castle, Sterling Bank." Roadsters 1st, Mr Thomas James, Myrtle Hill Llechiyd, Cardigan, -1 Agility" 2nd, Mr John Williams, Rhydfach, Llandyssul, Gilpin's Per- former 3rd, Mr John James, Sychpant, Rhos- hill, Bouncing Charlie." Cobs let, Mr Thomas James, Myrtle Hill, TruBtful" 2nd, Mr W Jones, Pantybwtler, "Itoyal Trustee"; 3rd, Mr Llewellyn Daies, Tanybancs, Sarnau, Llandyssul. •< Beulah Merry Boy." Welsh cob 1st, Mr John Jones, Ivy House, Tremsin, Cardigan. Comet Bach 2nd, Mr D Davies, Blacripystill, Cardigan,"Cardigan Meteor." Carter (a grand class of eight entriep, most of them pure shire horect) 1st, Mr J Wynford Phiiif-ps, M.P., Pioneer VIr," 2nd, Captain W, bley Parry l'ryse. Noyadd Trefawr, Scaredale Itoci,et 3rd, Mr TJaa.es, Myrtle Hill. Rock's Victor" v h c. Mr William George. Parkygors, Boncatli, Alderc.ui King h c Mr John Janus, Sychpant, Rhoshill, Young Lord Blackburn."

Pembrokeshire Yeonianry. In the House of Commons on Monday, General LaDrie asked the Secretary of State for War whether lie was aware that the 80th Pembroke Yeomanry had not yet recpived the South African War medal and whether in view of the fact that many of the Yeomanry had already received their medals he will arrange that there should be nojfurtqer delay in the issue of medals to the Pembroke men. Lord Stanley The medal roll now for- warded by this company after two applica- tions from the War Office is so incomplete that fresh rolls have to be prepared. It must be remembered that the checking (t the rolls and the subsequent engraving ot the individual medals require considerable time, and further that the rolls must be taken in their proper tarn. All possible expedition is being used in the issue of medals.

Adopting the Education Act. In the Houtso of Commons on Monday, Mr J Lloyd Wharton asked whether it was a fact that Town and County Councils by postponing the taking up of their duties under the Education Act, were forfeiting considerable sums of money which were now lying at their disposal iu the Exchequer ? In Sir William Anson saul t-io matter stood as stated by his tight hon. friend. Rate- payers were suffering coi.idorable loss for every month that thb operation of part 3 of the Act was delayed.

I Llandriudod Concordat. APPROVAL BY WELSH ELEMENT- ARY TEACHERS. The Welsh Teachers attending the Buxton Conference held a meeting at the Boatd Schools, Buxton. A large and repre- sentative number of theConference delegates were in attendance. Mr Tom John, of Llwynypia, was asked to preside, and Mr Rhys r^icholas, of Cwmavou, was selected to carry out the secretarial duties. Among lliotso who took part in the discusti m were — Mr Humphrey Lewi, Llangollen; Mr Howclls, Treorky Mr P Thomas, Neath Mr Tegarty, Bangor Mr J W J une, Tonypandy Mr Edmunds, I.'anolly, and Mi Cadwaladr, Fcstiniog, Mr Tom John having opened tho meeting, Air Rhys Nicholas Euba-ittcd a lesoiution, and ultimately the following was adopted nem. con :— That this gathering of teachers employed in public elementary s hools of \V ales e>prases pleasure at tbe proposals put forth in the Llandiindod Concordat feeling sure that tlmr adof-tioa will Oe the • • » 11? meaus of avoiding sectarian s'riie and oi promoting the C 'US'quect furtherance of educational progress Jti Wales, and hopes that the friondly arrangement may be accepted throughout the Principally." Mi s II Williams, member of tho Execu- tive, was also pres: nt.