Rhyl Journal

INCOMES INCREASED by safe dealings Stocks and Shares by a private dealer. References to Etollolfj r £ gularly receiving monthly profits. — Exchange," ^SS^i Stationer, 207, King's Road, London, S.W. Jt^OTTLTR Y PROFIT ABLE.4bushel8 splendidMixed J^porn.f.o.r.lla. sample free.I'HiMprE, 151, Long-lane,Iipndoa. ENPlMrO Vertical, with or without Boilers, cheap. The GRANTHAM ('HANK & IRON CO. Ltd., GRANTHAM. An DY HOISTi-T—Tho very cheapest Machine for LIFTINO- light "WEIGHTS ever offered; useful fituiwi'ere to Farmers. Builders, Wheelwrights,Millers,Bakers, te^PKeepers, &c. Price from 25/ Illustrated List on appli- ABBOTT & CO., Newark-on-Trent. •f ApANESE & CHINESE GOODS Importers, r. ANTON BENDA & CO., 6, Bevis Marks, London, B.C., -S £ ?ster Avsiiue. Feunel-at. Manchester, 11, West Nile-st. Glasgow. CAST-OFF CLOTHES. JWR. & MRS. H. LEWIS, o, Upper Baker St., W .Marylebone Road, London, remit the highest value in cash. Uriifturn "f Post for Boxes and Parcels of cast-oft: clothing, 'grins, jewellery, old gold, silver, and old teeth. Est. 1830. Jr*ERSONSentitledtomonevorpropertyunder to j. ^ills or settlements can obtain ADVANCES thereon, or pell a<lvatitace, by^ipplyin^ to the Union Keversion A^t'liry, 17, llol- K.C. No t'ees. Imnn-diate advances petidit^g completion. 8RUCE fÊ STILL, NORFOLK STREET, LIVERPOOL. IRON BUILDINGS! IRON ROOF AND BUILDING- MANUFACTURERS, LIYERPOOL, followinjr lmildines 011 hand, (leiivery free to rails for cash:—30ft. by' 15ft., £ ?8 10s. 20ft. by 12ft., £ 14; u- by 20ft., £ 53; 24ft, by 18ft,, £ 26 10s.; 50ft. by 25ft., £ 80 31ft. by 24ft., £ 45. ROOF-ING SliEETS. rge quantity of slightly defective Galvanised Corrugated eets, 6ft long la 9d each 7f Is 9d each Sft 28 Con'}; 9rt-» 2s. M. each 10ft., 2s.'i0(i. eacJi. —Jlni CK & RTILL, "■actors for Iron Buildings, V5, Xorfolk-stieot, Liverpool. ■XJ OB JBz £ 3 "37 ILL, MA NORFOLK STREET, LIVERPOOL. inffsUfa £ t,?rers of Iron Churches, Schools, R-wfs, and Build- from tulta.ble. for all situations, IÜhcst testimonials cne lending clertry, architects, ai<il agriculturists. Estimates and desisns on j(j)jilic,atioii- ONTRACTOKS TO H-M,S. -(i'DYJ',RNMFNT. alefj b Ettctiotn BY MR. R. D. ROBERTS. 6, MARKET STREET, RHYL. MR. R. D. ROBERTS (Mwrog) has been favoured with instructions by Mrs Spink (who is leaving the Market-street Establishment and going to High-street) to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION on MONDAY, the 15th inst., a costly superior Household Furniture, particulars in next week's paper. (2098 25, ABBEY STREET, RHYL. Sale of Valuable and Useful Household Furniture and other effects, Brilliant Toned Full-compass PIANOFORTE (latest improvements), 4 Bath Chairs, &c. MR. R D. ROBERTS (Mwrog) has been favoured with instructions by Mr Burrows to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on the abov.' premises on THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1889. to comuaenee at 1 o'clock, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, being the contents of Drawing Room, Dining llooir, Kitchens, and contents of 5 Bedrooms. For further particu'ars apply to R. D. Roberts, Auctioneer, Wellington Chambers. Telegraphic address—" Mwrog, Rhyl." Cash at the fall of the hammer. All on view morning of Sale. (2120 No. G, CHURCH STREET, RHYL. Sale of Valuable Household Furnituve and other effects, being contents of 3 Entertaining Rooms, Kitchen and? Bedrooms, proof steel Engravings, Valuable Books, sweet toned Cottage Pianoforte by Ralph Allison and Son. RD. ROBERTS (Mwrog) has been favoured jLt, with instructions by Mrs Porter to SELL BY AUCTION on TUESDAY, the 23rd INST., 1889. the whole of the Costly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other effects, consisting of Mahogany round and square centre Tables, Dining Room Suite in hair, Rosewood Cabinet Bookcase, Walnut Whatnot, Music Box playing 8 tunes, Pier Glasses, different sizes, Valuable proof Engraving, 2 Antique Girandole Mirrors with Candalabvas, Valuable Vols, of Books, Brussels, and other Carpets, Folding Chairs, Easy and Swinging Chairs, Couches, Sofas, richly carved Mahogany marble top Table, Hat and Umbrella Stand, Valuable Plants, Mahogany Card Table, Drawing Room Suite, a most valuable 8 day Hall Clock of English make, Lustre, Walnut Cabinet beautifully inlaid, 2 Mahogany Office Tables. Valuable English Timepieces, Window Table, Oil Paintings, Mahogany marble top Dressing Tables and Washstands, plain, do., do., Mahogany and other Chests of Drawers, Toilet do., Swing Glasses of different sizes, fine goose feather Beds, Brass and Iron Bedsteads. Palliasses, hair and wool Mattresses, Quilts, Blankets, Sheets, Linen, single and double Toilet Ware, other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. prompt. Catalogues may be had from the Auctioneer and Hotels. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Wellington Chambers. Telegraphic address— Mwrog, Rhyl." (2119 DISTRICT OF RHYL. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS, APRIL STATE OF THE POLL At 4 p.m.—at the Close. 1'10. Candidates. 1*0. ofVctee. 1 Thomas Ellis 6:J5 2 J. Rowland Thomas J G:3!J 3 Abel Jones 500 4 ThomasDavies. 493 5 Charles Roebuck 436 6 William Williams 403 7 W. J. Kent 355 8 W.B.Carstairs 326 9 P. Mostyn Williams 324 10 R. Llewelyn Jones 239 11 Godfrey W. Parry 202 12 William Davies 1(50 I hereby certify that the first seven persons in the foregoing list have been duly elected Com- missioners, under the Rhyl Improvement Acts, 1852 and 1872. MAURICE D. ROBERTS, 2127) Returning Officer. ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS. TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS AND RATEPAYERS OF RHYL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I thank you JLj most sincerely for selecting me as one of your representatives, and will do all I can to further the prosperity of our town. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 2123) THOMAS DAVIES. COMMISSIONERS' ELECTION, 1889. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF RHYL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Without can- JLj vassing a single person or touting on the day of election, you have accepted the offer of my services and placed me in a handsome position on the list of those elected for the next coming three years. My services shall be freely and willingly given and my promises faithfully kept. Please accept my sincere and hearty thanks for the honour you have done me. Faithfullv yours, CHARLES ROEBUCK. April 11th, 1889. (2124 ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS. TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS AND RATEPAYERS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—Having been JLj your public servant for a period of nearly 3U years, it was highly gratifying to me to find that by placing me in the proud position of the first on the poll at yesterday's contest that your confidence is still cnabated. I have at all times endeavoured to study and promote the interests of the town, and my endeavours in that direction in the future will be enhanced by a sense of the honour you have done me at this contest. Remaining, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obedient servant, THOMAS ELLIS. Ivy House, West Parade, April Uth, 1889. (2122 ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS, TO THE RATEPAYERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF RHYL. I BEG to tender my grateful thanks to Mr G. A. Taverner, Mr E. W. Keatinge, and Mr LI. Lloyd, J.P., for their several nominations of my- self as a candidate at the late election, and to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have been good enough to give me their support. It is plain that my conduct at the Board has not been appreciated by some of the Commissioners, and for manifold reasons it was not to be expected. My view is, that my service is due to the public at large, and I shall faithfully endeavour to do my duty to the best of my ability, without any i^onsideration as to being popular on the Board. The prosperity and the sucress of the Town, as a health resort, ought to be the aim of all sections of the community. I have endeavoured to seek this end, and hope at the expiry of my term of office, it may be found that the Board have moved forward in the path of Sanitary progress, and dealt efficiently with the important questions now demanding consideration. The personal feelings of members of the Board, or the pecuniary success of individual speculations, are of very small amount compared with the welfare of the whole town. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant. 70, High Street, W. J. KENT. Rhyl, April 11, 1889. 2081 COMMISSIONERS ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—For the JLj honoured position in whi 'h you placed me on the poll to-day, please accept my warmest thanks. I have the honour to remain, Your obedient servant, J. ROWLAND THOMAS. Englefield, Rhyl, April 11th, 1889. (2121 IBfljaap, .t"l1l\a1lkl1oJ: Journal oF 15' 3?onwfo!&. J'or BUYING, SELLING, or EXCHANGING every kind of Pro- perty, by PRIVATE PERS ONS. Of all Newsagents, Prioe 2d. j l London oatce: 170. Strand. W.O. alefj fcs Etiction. BY J. E. ROBERTS AND 00. VORYD HALL, RHYL. Highly important Sale of Valuable and Costly Household Furniture, comprising very handsome mahogany carved Sideboard, with Plate Glass back, magnificent Consul Table, surmoun- ted by massive Pier Glass, superior mahogany Telescope Dining Table, mahogany Dinner Waggon, superior Dining Room Chairs, exquisite toned r, q Cottage Pianoforte by Zeigler," in eboniaed case. Rosewood Drawing Room Suite, a very rare collection of Worcester China, massive ma- hogany Warbrobe, very superior mahogany Bedsteads, mahogany I marble top Washstands and Dress- ing Tables, mahogany Chests of Drawers, Brussels, Tapestry and I other Carpets, Timepieces, &c., &c. JE. ROBERTS & Co. have been favoured with • instructions from COL. WEIGHT, to SELL instructions from COL. WEIGHT, to SELL BY AUCTION, on the premises as above on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, APRIL 24 AND 25, 1889, the whole of the costly, rare, and valu. able, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS THEREON Comprising very handsome and valuable mahogany carved Sideboard, with plate glass back, very superior mahogany Telescope Dining Table, splen- did mahogany Dining Room Chairs, mahogany Dinner Waggon, Fenders, Fire Irons, Pier Glasses, Rose Loo Tables, Rosewood Drawing Room Chairs, Couches en suite, Sofas, magnificent Consul Table surmonnted by massive pier glass, Gipsy Tables, COTTAGE PIANOFORTE by ZEIGLEB in EBONIZED CASE, a rare collection of WOR. CESTER. CHINA, Plated Goods, Book Stand, Devonport, mahogany marble top Hall Table, mahogany Hall Chairs, mahogany Hat and Umbrella Stand, very superior mahogany Ward- robes, splendid mahogany Bedsteads, brass mounted Bedsteads, Palliasses, hair and wool Mattresses, prime goose Feather Beds, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, mahogany Chests of Drawers, mahogany marble top Washstands, do. Dressing- tables, cane-seated Chairs, superior mahogany and birch Toilet Swing Glasses, Toilet-ware, Towel- rail, painted Wardrobes, Commodes, Gilt Cornices, Pole and Rings, Brussells, Tapestry and other Carpets, Hearthrugs, bronze and gilt Timepieces, Pictures, Ornaments, CROCKERY, CHINA. CUTLERY, Glass, and a very large variety of other useful and necessary Household Effects, which will be duly enumerated in Catalogue. 1AHJI NOIXOHV 1TVH NAVOI 'SIAAUOPONY JO S3JI{J0 3ID u pl:1q aq 111,3 TptqM Âq ç: pun J(oop(o 51; jo sanoq aq uaaAqaq *al1BS o snotA3.id ÃUP uo eq ll!M eqi SALE TO COMMENCE EACH DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK PROMPT. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers at their Offices, Town Hall, Rhyl. 3, CRESCENT ROAD, RHYL. ON MONDAY, APRIL 15TH, 1889. J E. ROBERTS & CO. have received in. J < structions from Mn FKEEMAN, to Sell by Auction on the above premises the Household Furniture and effects, comprising Mahogany Hair Seated Chairs, Easy Chairs in Leather, Couches, Pier Glass in Gilt Frame, Dining and other tables, Iron Bedsteads, Prime Feather Beds, Toilet Drawers, Washstands, Dressing Tables, &c., &c. All on liew morning of sale. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock prompt. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers at their offices, Town Hall, Rhyl. (2103 J. E. ROBERTS & CO AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. Sales of Property, Farming Stock, and Household Furnitare conducted on the most reasonable terms. VALUATIONS and INVENTORIES for PROBATE and ADMINISTRATION. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED and Sales by Private Treaty conducted. Household Furniture and Effects Bought for Cash. Appointment under the Agricultural Holdings Act. REGISTER kept of Furnished Houses. REGISTER kept of Furnished Apartments RENTS and DEBTS COLLECTED. List of properties for Sale. Prompt Settlement Guaranteed. CERTIFIED DISTRAINT OFFICER DNDER THE NEW LAW OF DISTRESS AMENDMENT ACT, 1888. All business entrusted to J. E. R. & Co, shall have heir best and prompt attention. Offices: Town Hall Auction Mart, Rhyl. (1356 ] jEntertauunents, etc. ST. JOHN'S GLEE & MADRIGAL SOCIETY'S FIRST GRAND JgVENING flONCERT IS THE TOWN HALL, RHYL, ON EASTER TUESDAY, APRIL 23rd, ISSH. Artistes: — MISS CLARA MOULSDALE, Soprano (of the Liverpool Concerts, &c.); MISS TOWNSHEND, Contralto (Rhyl) MR. THOMAS BARLOW, Principal Tenor (of W. H..Tude's Oratorio and Concert Company); MR. HORACE HARFELDEN,] ™ Violinists MISS ADELINE JONES. ) SOI° VL0LLMSTS- ASSISTED BY THE PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH CHOIR, THE GLEE PARTY & OPERATIC CHORUS. Piantforte MR. HORACE HASELDEN. Organ and Conductor MK. T. HOUGHTON. Tickets may be had, and the Plan of Reserved Seats seen at Mr Trehearn's, Stationer, Wellington-road or Seats may be booked per Post on application to the Conductor, 56, Wellington-road, and Tickets will bo forwarded without delay. Tickets also may be had at Mr Sandoe and Miss Guthrie, Stationers, and at Mr Brient's Music Saloon. Reserved Seats, 3S; Family Ticket to admit Four, 10s 6d; Front Seats, 2s; Second Seats and Gallery, Is; Third Seats and Promenade, 6d. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Concert at 8 p.m. Carnages 8t 10-15 p.m. Queen street Entrance for Reserved Seats only. Ladies' Cloak Room provided. (2086 BEFORE ORDERING SUMMER CLOTHING PURCHASERS SHOULD Inspect Styles and Compare Prices at OSBORNE'S, TAILOR, HATTER, HOSIER, & GLOVER Specialities of the Establishment GOOD VALUE, GOOD FIT, AND FIRS rp. CLASS TVORKMANSHIP. 26, 150DE0R STREET. E. W. H ÜGHES,- PURVEYOR OF MEAT, .), MARKET STREET, RHYL, BEGS respectfully to thank his numerous Customers 13 for their past support, and solicits a continuance of their patronage. He begs to direct their attention to the choice selected quality of BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL AND PORK, which is sold at the lowest market prices. E. W. H. wishes to impress on the Public that the meat sold by him is purchased from the best Welsh Feeders. Pleaje note address— 5, MARKET STREET, RHYL. 2048 BILLIARD it Basratollo Tables. Immense Stock. Lists freo.-G. EDWARDS. Kin^sland Road, London. IpATCHWORK. Post Free.—50 Pieces silk, atin, vi-lvet, t-; 50 larger, 16. Print Pieces for quilts, soocl pa.vccl, I S. STACKY, London Road, Southampton. PUBLIC BOON!! PATENT STEEL TINTED PLATE SOLES, for Boots, &o. Post free, six stamps. Preven- tion to Colds,Rheumatism, tec. Better than Cure! Invaluable for Cycling, Field Sports, Easy Walking, &c. To Wholesale A,gent8¡ :Shopkeper8. Bootmakers, Arc., Handsome Commission allowed. Address— jg»WARD] HALE, TABLEY STREET, LIVERPOOL -J' ,&.1 tf' I,D SUMTOII. I J' BY MR. 1VJ!. FREEMAN -h FIXTURE OK S t- 1 E j MB. WILLIAM S AT HENDRE BACH, ABERGELE, ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, THE 25TH AND 26TH APRIL, 1889, The whole of the valuable FARMING STOCK, Implements, &e. Auction Office, 18, Panton Pla; e, Holywell. l — — BY MR. T. c. AJIOS. AUCTION SALE ROOMS, HIGH-ST., RHYL. AN Assemblage of useful Household FURNI- TURE, SATURDAY, April 20, 1889. 2, MORLEY VILLAS, RHYL. THE very superior Household FURNITURE, i THURSDAY, April 2otb, 1889. Particulars next week. 1128 BY MESSRS. P. cj. J. WILLIAMS. 6, JVEST PARADE, RE7L. TO PARTIES FURNISHING, TAXIDER- MISTS, AND OTHERS. Important TWO DAYS' SALE of well made HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, being the con. tents of 6 Sitting Rooms, and 14 Bedrooms. Including BRILLIANT TONED COT. TAGE PIANOFORTE and valuable collection of BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIRDS handsomely mounted in Glass Cases, together with the usual domestic requisites and other numerous effects. MESSRS. P. AND J. WILLIAMS have bepn favoured with instructions from MR CHAMBERS (who is leaving RhyD to SELL BY AUCTION on the PREMISES as above, on I TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. APRIL Kith and 17th, the whole of the useful and genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. IN THE SITTING-BOOMS. Capital Mahogany Cheffioneers, Pier Glasses, Fender and Fire Irons, Foot-stools, Walnut Card Tables, Mahogany Frames, Ladies' and Gents' easy chairs, in hair. Single chairs, do Cornice Poles and Rings, Coat Vases7 Pictures, Window Draperies, excellent Walnut Drawing Room Suite and Couches, Table Linen, Rosewood Sideboard, Kensington squares, superior Spanish Mahogany Tables, Hearthrugs, Pedestal Tables, Mahogany Framed Sofas in hair, Brussels and Damask Table Cloths. Tapestry Car. pets, Mantel Boards, Rich Toned Cottage Piano- forte, Birchwood Chairs in leather, Skin rugs, Ornaments, Chandeliers. Twenty Cases choice specimens of British and Furelgn Birds beautifully mounted in Glass Cases. IN THE BEDROOMS.—Iron Bedsteads and Palliasses, genuine Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Towel rails, good Feather Beds, well-made Pedes tal Washstands and Dressing Tables, Mahogany Commode. Wiral spring Mat'resses, capital birch. wood Washstands and Dressing Tables, clean bed- ding, cane seated chairs, hair and wool mattresses, Toilet ware, Tapestry and Kidderminster carpets, superior birchwood half.tester bedstead, and Hangings, Toilet swing Glasses, Fire Guards, double Duchesses Dressing Tables, Hearth-rugs, Pillows and Bolsters, Bed Linen, Counterpanes, Blankets and other Bedroom items; HALL STAIRS AND CHINA PANTRY.— Mahogany Hatstand, Clock, Barometer, Mahogany Chairs, Door mats, Linoleum, Old oak linen chest, Stair Carpet and brils5 rods. Oil-cloths. Cup. boards, Pictures, Cutlery, China Tea aud Break- fast services, Cut Glass, Wine and Spirit Decanters, Glasses, China, Dinner Services, assortments of Trays, Electro Plated Ware, quantity of miscel- laneous crockery and other articles. KITCHEN AND YAHD. SUPERIOR OAK DRESSER with cupboards and drawers, large Kitchen Tables with drawers, Dish covers, Fender and Fire Irons, Brass, Copper and Iron Saucepans, Wringing and Mangling machines, Oak Chairs, Knife Machine, CROCKERY WARE, quantity of hoarding in lengths about lift, x 4ft., and a large assortment of kitchen utensils and effects. Sale to commence each day at ONE O'CLOCK prompt. May be viewed the day prior of Sale between the hours of 2 p.m. and <5 p.m., and morniugs of Sale. Catalogues of the Auctioneers at their Offices, Market Street, Rbyl. 20G3. P. & J. WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEERS, HOaSE AGENTS §■ VALUERS. PROPERTIES SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. VALUATIONS MADE FOR PROBATE, See. RENTS COLLECTED. ESTATES CAREFULLY MANAGED- FURNISHED HOUSES AXIJ APARTMENTS' AGENCY. Agents for the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company. AUCTION ct ESTATE OFFICES: MARKET STREET, RHYL. 1978. GO TO 22, HIGH STREET For strong, fine flavoured and economical TEAS at 2j. and 2/6 per lb., which are sure to please. GO TO 22, HIGH STREET For FRESH and FINEST FRUIT. EDWARD JONES has now in band Valencia and Jaffa Sweet Oranges, Jaffa Bittere (for Mamalade), Lemons, American Apples, Prunes, Dates, Figs, Nuts of various kindfl, Onions, Maltese New Potatoes, &0. Customers will always get good value for money. Orders solicited. NOTE THE ADDREss- EDWARD JONES Family Groctf and Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer 22, HIGH STREET, RHYL. -+- The Finest collection of Novelties in trimmed and untrimmed Millinery, is now ready for inspection at DANIEL EVANS', 32, HIGH STREET, RHYL. M. BILL SON, HOTEL, BREWERY & PUBLIC HOUSE VALUERS LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, GRENVILLE BUILDINGS, CHERRY ST., (Corner of Corporation Street), BIRMINGHAM. Persons wanting Hotels or Pnblic Houses should send for List. Cash advanced to any amount at 5 per cent, per annum, to enable clients to purchase Hotels. £100,000 trust money to be advanced on Freehold or Leasehold Security at 4 to 5 per cent. (6081 HYDROLEINE SANITARY SOAP POWDER. Why so popular ? Because It expels dirt, promotes health,makes4 Home—sweet Home/ 2. It cleans equapy a Marble Statue and a greasy Saucepan. 3. It brightens Silver and Glass, and purifies Bedroom ware. 4. It renews dirty Carpets, soapy Sponges, greasy Garments, o. It is powerful in the Laundry, and safe in the Nursery rath. Id. Packets. 3d. Bags. 2cwt. Casks. THE HYDROLEINE COMPANY, LIMITED. IJONDON OFFICES: 7;"i, High Holborn, W.C. WORKS: Leicester. FOREIGN DEPOTS Paris, Brussels, Melbourne, Cape Town. Address of nearest Depot on application* Agents Wanted. ORCHIDS Tens of thousands on sale, I I tC I I 11 both established and newly-imported, U 4 in fin? condition and at low price*. Lists, with prices and full particular*, onjapplication to The LiverpoolHorticulturalCo. ,(John Cowan), Lt., The Vineyard and Nurseries. Garston, near Liverpool. CHEAP PRINTING.—Tradesmen and others reo quiring Printing executed wuh conoæ" and Despatch cannot do better than patronise the "lihjl Journal" Printing Worb, 30, nigh Street, Rhyl. I VL\ EST DRY CHAMPAGNE IN THE MARKET HIGHLY PATRONISED. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Old landed 1880 Vintage. r. tra Reserve Ccuvée, Carte Blanche, 1880. 1880, 77s. per Dozen. 678. per Dozen. 48. extra per 24 Half Bottles. 4. extra per 24 Half Bottles. T. SMITH, Agent for North Wales, Old Town Hall, 51, High Street, RHYL. FINEST DKY CHAMPAGNE IN THE MARKET NAPIER JOHNSTONE'S OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY, known as the SQUARE BOTTLE WHISKY, Registered Trade Mark, is certainly one of the finest brands of Scotch Whisky we have ever had the opportunity of testing. (Vide Sportsman, Feb. I st, 1881.) Price 44s. PER DOZEN I NETT CASH WITH ORDER. There is nothing finer than this to be had at any price. | Sole Agent for North Wales—T. SMITH, OLD TOWN HALL STORES, 51, HIGH. STREET. RHYL. (1852 gjcftolaguc ottCCg. GLANMORFA HALL, RHYL. PREPARATION FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES, Sfc„ BY R. M. HUGH-JONES, M.A., Late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford, and late Head Master of Ashbarne Grammar School. Prospectus with terms for BOARDERS and DAY BOARDERS sent on application. (1211 A ROVILLF; V 0 L LE GF FOR YOUNG LADIES, EAST PARADE, RHYL Principal-M ISS MKRCIER (Removed from Russell Road). Masters and Resident English and Foreign Governesses. Preparation for University and College of Preceptors' Examinations, also for the Royal Academy of Music. Special Classes for Ladies in Languages, Music and Painting. Rcereation Ground with Tennis Court. House detached 0052 ST. A SAPB ^BAMMAIl gCHOOL. Large and commodious buildings, erected In 1881. surrounded by six acres of playing fields, and situated in one of the healthiest districts in North Wales. Pupils prepared for Professional and University Examinations. Thirty-tbree Successes in the last two years, including a Scholarship of t50 for 3 years, and I Exhibitions of £ 20 and JE15. Terms, <fcc., on application to I W. EASTERBY. LL.D, B.A. Bead Master. THE VERY REV. THE DEAN OF ST. ASAPH, Chairman of the Governing Body. RONHILDA. AQUARIUM STREET, YOUNG L ADIEs' jgOARDING SCHOOL. Principals MISSES READ. PUPILS successfully prepared for Local Examinations, Preparatory Room for little girls and little boys under eight. Prospectus on application. (2019 RIDDLE-CLASS E DUCATION. F. WELSH, B.A. I Course of Instruction:— ENGLISH SUBJECTS, CLASSICS. MATHEMA. TICS, FRENCH. BOOK-KEEPING, AND SHORT-HAND. PRIVATE TUITION. Full Particulars on Application, Address 27, WATER STREET, RHYL. (0066 ORIEL IlOUSE PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. BOYS from six to eleven years of age prepared by Ladies for Public and other Schools special atten- tion given to delicate or backwarc1 boys; entire charge taken where parents are abroad. Arrangements may be made for the Season. For prospectus apply to PRINCIPAL. Half Term commences March 9th. 1 1059 BLNCATHRA BOARDING gCHOOL For the DAUGHTERS of GENTLEMEN, For Prospectus apply to Principal. THERE are resident English, German and French Governesses. The visiting masters are:— DR. BRIDGE, Chester, for Piano. Class Singing and Theory. MR. T. W. LAWSON. Berlin Conservatoire, Violin. MR. E. A. NORBURY, Painting. MISS WEBSTER, Chester, Dancing and Calisthenics. (4020 .I ELWY JJALL T ADIES: SCHOOL, RHYL. RESIDENT ENGLISH & FOREIGN GOVERNESSES AND VISITING MASTERS. Pupils have passed the "Oxford and Cambridge Local Examination, also Royal College of Preceptors," In class with honours. For prospectus apply to the Lady Principal. gHERBOURNB gOUSE, WEST PARADE. A LIMITED NUMBER OF DAY AND RESIDENT PUPILS RECEIVED. For Terms apply to the Principal- MISS SHAKEbPEAME. 0468) JjlRENCH AND Q E R Jtf A N MONSIEUR L. H. JUNOD. MILLER'S COTTAGE, TOWYN, (Near Voiyd Station). Postal Address MILLER'S COTTAGE, TOWYN, ABERGELE 0530 MISS N ICHOLSON, (Senior Cert. R.A.M.) TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE, 14"3, Wellington Road, Rhyl. Pupils visited at their homes if desired. (1945 MISS WRIGLEY Takes a few Pupils for the PIANOFORTE. Apply at jj. West Parade, Hhyl. \L84¿; JYJADAME MINNIE JONES, (SOPRANO) "R.A.M. Honours' Certificate." FOR ORATORIOS, CONCERTS, &c. LESSONS GIVEN IN PIANO PLAYING, SINGING and THEORY. For terms, address- ST. ASAPH. WHOM SHALL I MARRY? Send copy of Handwriting, or Photograph. with 13 Sti anps, to PROF. W. WALKER. Orapholofrist and Phrenologist, 118. WEIXINGTON RD.. WAVERTREE. X,rVEI tPOOXu ——-■ 7 ■ • SttnMjj Qbcrbtcro, kt. I CHRIST CHURCH, (CONGREGATIONAL) WATER STREET. Tomorrow (Sunday) REV. T. S. ROSS (Pastor) Will preacb. Morning at 11. Evening at 6.30. Collection at each service (1631 "gNGLISH JITESLEYAN CHAPEL, BRIGHTON ROdD, RHYL. To-morrow (Sunday) REV. THOMAS RIPPON Will Preach. Week Evening Service-Wednesday at 7-30. Organist-G. E. FII&LDING, ESQ. Public Lecture on Tuesday next bp the Rtv. Simpson Johnson of Manchester. Subject: The Hand of God in Methodism." The chair will be taken at 7.45 by MB. TIIOS. ELLIOTT. The REV. THOS. RIPPON will preach on Good Friday morning at 10.30 o'clock. MARCH, 1889. LIVERPOOL, AND MOSTYN. THE FAST SAILING STEAMER S W I F T 8 U R E ROBERT LOWE, Master; TratnA from Chester leave Mostyn 7.17 | 9.30 ] 13,33 | 3.41 6.45 I 9,3. Trains from Bangor leave Mostyn 7.49 110.10 112.14 4.4 6.1919.8. o Kitted op speeiallv for the Station, will ply between LIVERPOOL & MOSTYN, leariag North end of Prince's Landing Stage, and Mostyn (wenther and other circnm. stances permittinr) with libert-T to tow. as under:- HeaTy Good« received at Chester Basin, near St. George s Butbs, for Mostyn—March 4th, 10 a.m. to 3 > H'n, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 18th, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 25th, 10 a.m. to 3p.m. 3 Goods received at Prince's Landing Stage an hour before time ofsailing. The Steamer not to be held responsible for non-sellings. Steamer not accountable for damage or injury to Horses, Carriages. Goods when landed are entirely at the risk of the consi gnets. Passengers taken on board and landed Btlfew Brighton, tide permitting, on notice b. inL, giren to the Pier Mftfter there. FARES—FORE CABIN, l8. 6d. AFTER CABIN, U. 6d.; Return same day, Fore Cabin, 2s. After Cabin, 3s. Tickets not transferable. Children four to twelve Half Fare. I -• RETURNS issnrrl on Saturdays, available for tn ee days, tore Cabin, 28. 6d., After Cabin. 3a. 6d. Special nrrangements for Pic-Nie, Schoel Parties, &e. Refreshments on Board. For lime Bills and further particulars aoply to John Dawson, Warehouseman, Mostyn Colliery, or to K.and D. Jones, 24, Brunswick Street, Liverpool. Time Bills to be bad at "The Journal" Office. Sailingo arraoged as near as practicable to Train times from Mostyn for Chester and Bangor way. Mr J. Evans, Min y Don, will meet the Steamer with con. veyances to convey partus in all directions. (.065 A WELSH TRADESMAN AND THE ANALYST. Liverpool, July 23rd, 1888. E. P. JONES, ESQ., 7, Water Street, RhyI. DEAR SIB, I now have pleasure in submitting my analyses of the two samples of Tea received from you, to test, marked respectively 2s. and 2s. (3d. Both I Parcels prove to be absolutely pure, genuine anp I sound also or rich composition in the various active principles and nutrients belonging to this beverage. Judging chemically, there does not seem to be any marked difference of composition in the two samples, and in this respect tbev com- pare particularly well with the choicest qualities of Tea that are offered. The flavour and aroma in each case are exceedingly pleasant and agreeable. And taking the figures upon them as indicating their retail prices, I should consider them as offer- ing special value. T. WILLIAMS, F.C.S., Consulting and Analytical Chemist, Lecturer on Chemistry by Appoint- ment of the Council of the Liver- pool Chemists' Association, Member of the Society of Chemical Industry. <&c., &c. NOTICE. STATEMENT Of the Receipts and Expenditure of the RHYL BRANCH of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, from the 1st January to the 31st December, 1888. Date. RECEIPTS 1888 £ a d Dec. 31—To Annual Subscriptions 19 18 0 „ Donations 0 2 6 „ Contribution Boxes 5 17 Cheques received from Parent Institution as follows:- March 10-To balance against close of 1887 26 8 5 „ Pay amount due to Bank, &c. 45 0 0 71 8 5 „ Sale of Old Boat 11 0 0 £ 107 10 6 Date. EXPENDITURE 1888 E 8 January I-Balance due Bank. 26 8 5 fBy Cash paid for Cox- March swain's Salaries 4 0 0 4uarter By cash paid for expenses I of exercising Life Boat 8 15 0 v 12 15 0 By Cash paid for Cox. .Tune ) swain's Salaries ..400 By cash* paid for expenses of exeixising Life Boat 17 1 6 1 21 1 6 Sept. ( By Cash paid for Cox- Quarter < swain's .Salaries ..400 No Exercise- this Quarter 4 0 0 iBy Cash pa'id for Cox- swainV Sal. uries^ £ 4, Sig- nalman, 1 ye ar £ 1 5 0 0 By Cash paid for expenses Quarter nalman, 1 ye ar £ 1 5 0 0 F By Cash paid for expense-4 of exercising Life Boat 11 16 6 16 16 6 Carriage of Stores 5 10 9 ilxpenaes taking New Boat to I Foryd. &c •• ..726 Painting No. 1 Lifo Boat & Carriage 2 18 0 Copies of Life Boat Journals.. 2 14 7 Other Incidental Expenses. 6 2 7 24 8 5 I' By Balance.208 X107 10 6 Audited and Vouchers examined by THOS. RICHARDSON. T. WINSTON. T. GRlFFlES DIXON, Chairman. HOHERT HUGHES, Hon. Sec. Contributions will be thankfully received by the Treasurer at the North and South Wales Bank or by the Hon. Secretary. (2106. jQANIEL JjJVANS, COMPTON HOUSE, RHYL, Is now showing a very large and the very newest Stock of Fancy Dresses in Costumes and £ iieG.e goods, and in, ction is iuvitril. PAL 1CE AND SUMMER GARDENS. TO LET,—Pavilion Restaurant, and 1st and 2nd Class Refreshment Rooms, also 1st CIMS Refreshment Rooms in Palace. Also Grounds for Archery, Swings, Photo Studio, &c. Various Spaces for Advertisements.—Apply 52 High Street. Rhyl. (2101 ————. AT RHYL, Home for Catholic children, from two years and upwards; no charge except a small sum for their board. Address Mrs Frances, 27, High Street, Rhyl, or Rev. T. Brindle, 8.J., Catholic Church, Rhyl, (2092 RHYL PROMENADE PIER COMPANY. TO BE LET for the Season, the REFRESH- MENT ROOM adjoining the Pier Pavilion— 36 feet by 21 feet, Good Cellerage, Counter and Fittings. Tenders for same to be addressed to Managers, Pier Entrance Rhyl, on or before 15th instant. Rhyl, 1st April, 1889. (2082 I Q Aquarium Street, Rhyl, TO LET, contain- II £ ing three entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, kitchen, &c., also a stable and yard if required with it or separately-—Apply at Messrs. Roberts, Abbey House, Rhuddlan, Rhyl. (2068 PPRENTICES Wanted to the DRESS- MAKING. Apply to Miss Furber, Sussex Street, Rhyl. (2065 TO BE LET.—That pleasantly situated and desirable Residence lenown as TY N«\ -COED, Church Street, Rhyl, with Cottage, Coach-house, and Stabling, standing in its own grounds of half an acre or thereabouts—capital Tennis Lawn, &c., close to Sea, Promenade, and Pier. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr J. Llew. Roe-Browne, Solicitor, Rhyl. CERTIFIED MONTHLY NURSE desires engagements. Highest references given. Apply M.C. Journal" Office. (2065 FURNISHED HOUSES.—The best lists are kept by J. E. Roberts and Co., Estate Agents, Town Hall, Rhyl. (1976 r, TO LET.—9 and 10 Abbey Streat—3 Entertain- ing Rooms, 7 Bedrooms, Kitchens, Ac.—- Apply to J. E. Roberts and Co., Town H%11, Rhyl. rriO BE LET from May 1st, 1889, BRYN A GWALIA. Also houses in Albert Terrace, Mill Bank. Weekly rental, 4s. Apply—D. Davies, Freelands. 1 iy EDWARD HENRY STREET, a HOUSE 1 ( in Morley Road, and other Howies ia dif- erent parts of the town TO BE LET. ApjAf to Tlios. Ellis, 38, West Parade. U771 TO BE LET-a comfortable FUBNISHfD HOUSE, semi-detatcbed—2, St. Aiftgfe Si, Rhyl; containing, on ground floor# Sfttitfg and one Bedroom, Kitchens, &e.. tip stafn Drawing room, four Bedrooms, 8h¡ also Bathroom, with good supply of Lot 0#1J water. Situation open, yet | doM to Parade, Sea-air back and froat. Ua# 0t books pianos; also plate and hms&lim, if reqtlHCd* pianos; also plate and botise'lifteUf if reqtlHCd* Address—2, St. Asaph Street, Rhyl. mO BE SOLD, Eligible Vtt&tM. BUILDING 1 bITES, on the Marine DH*#, Khyl} Victoria Terrace (facing the Sea), Slid Victoria AvAMBC, Prestatyn (opposite the Church). For partienkto apply to E. W, Keatinge, 66, High Street, Ahyl. 1004 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—MOORE COTTAGE, EAST PARADE, ftHYL. Drawing and Dining Room, four Bedrooms, w^J., Box Room, Kitchen, and Scullery, Outhonsei, Stables, and Coach-house. Garden front and back. Charming Sea and Country -View.-Apply as above, or at 76, Woodville Terrace, Liverpool. WINTER APARTMENTS. Best port of West Parade. References given. Terns strictly moderate. Board if requirecl.-68 West Parade. 0972 TO BE LET.—3 very comfortable houses situate in Sandfield Place and Hollinwood Terrace. Rent moderate. Apply—Mr J. Llew. Roe-Browne, Solicitor, 5, Bodfor Street, Bhyl. (1550 HOUSE AND SHOP, 7, Kinroel Street, TO BE LET. Immediate possession. Apply on the premises, or to Mr D. Davies, Freelands, Rhyl. (1470 WANTED, an APPRENTICE to the Letter- Press Printing.—Apply at the Office of this Paper. cl rnO LET-No. 1 PLASTIRION TERRACE' 1 East Parade, containing 3 entertaining rooms, 10 bedrooms, bath room, and other conveniences to suit. In tenantable repair; possession on May 1st, 1889.—Apply to Mr James Davies, Gwynfa Villa, or at No. i Plastirion Ternwe (1005 RHYL.—TO BE LET, 3, GLADSTONE BUILDINGS, containing Drawing, Dininy and Breakfast.rooms, <5 Bed.rooms, Bath and Lavatory, with hot and cold water throughout. 2 W.C's., Kitchen and Scullery on ground floor. Possession 1st of May next.-Apply to Oldfield & Co., Gladstone Buildings. (1917 m TO BE LET, from 1st May, PLAS SYDNEY, Russell Road, Rhyl, containing 10 bedrooMM* 3 entertaining rooms, and the usual modern con- veniences. Apply-T. D. Jones, 1, Churoh-stnet, Rhyl. 1988 TO BE LET. A HOUSE—No. 5, Elwy Street. Newly Painted and Papered. Rent £ 21. Possession may be had at once. A LOCK-UP SHOP—26b, Wellington Road, Rhyl. Rent £ 15. Excellent position. ALSO, a Good YARD and several WORK- SHO. S to be let, in one or separate Lots.— Apply to J. T. Jones, Aled Roue, Rhyl. 2042 TO BE LET—Two New Fouses in Princes St. Apply to E. P. Griffiths, 6 Sussex Street Rhyl. 2047. rilO BE LET—-31 Princes Street. Possession L 1st of May, 18811. Apply at 14 Princes St., kbyl. 2051. TO BE LET GlanglaBfor, Laundry and Rooser. Apply R. D. Roberts (Mwrog). (2033 RESIDENCE TO LET 4, CRESCENT il ROAD, RHYL. Also STABLES. COACH HOUSE, &c., and PRIVATE GARDEN. (Together or separately.) MR. PREECE JONES will let above by the year, or dispose of his valuable lease at great sacrifice, being so much away. and REMOVING RHYL RESIDENCE TO OWN HOUSE, No. 2. Attend. Office there as hitherto, MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, as well as CHESTER, WREXHAM, and WOL- J VERHAMPTON. NO 3 CRESCENT ROAD To Be Let Un- furnished, containing 3 Double and 2 Single Bedrooms, 2 Sitting Rooms, Kitchen and Back Kitchen. With the necessary offices. Apply to the tenant or to Mr F. Hordley, Rhyl. (2029 WANTED A GENERAL SERVANT or I Kitchen Girl-good character required. Apply-Clifton House, West Parade. (1111 TO LET.—A New DOUBLE HOUSE situated on the West Parade, Rhyl; commanding an extensive view of the sea and the Vale of Clwyd, also overlooking the Summer Gardens.-For further particulars apply to Joseph Williams, Crescent Hotel, Rhyl. (2116 ISSES C. & B. WILLIAMS, 26, Wellington UJ Road. Rhyl, Mil!inery, Hosiery and Baby Linen Establishment.—Welsh Yarns, Berlin and Fancy Wool, Socks and Stockings of every descrip- tion made on the premises, also plain sewing. 2115 D A, N I E L E V A N S, COMPTON HOUSE, RHYL, The very latest styles in Silk Plnih and FIlncy Cloth Mantles and Coloured and Black Jackets in a great varietv is now r-pady for inspection at DANIEL Bv A", 32, High Street, Itbyl. I rilHEIR Majesties »tbe QUEEN and tbo Empress FREDERICK photographed "At Home" grouped together. Mt^srs. BYRNE & Co.. Richmond, Surrey, flare just received her Majesty's (rraoiouspermission to publish these important and beautiful PHOTOGRAPHS. Cabinet size, 2, each panel.7 G ..aeh. 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-t.Y..c" "Quite so bad as what ?" the other angrily de- manded. All I ask of you is that you repeat in court what you have told me this morning. If you 11 (Jo g0j you shall have a round five thousand, but if you show the white feather you won't get anything." IVell, I'll do it," Dandridge replied, after a mo- ment s hesitation. There's my address whenever you want me. If the case comes on before the season closes I don't care. I reckon the live thou- sand vv ill pay me for the trouble of coming to ■Duhuque." .J. t'ancy it will," the other dryly returned and VJuing the manager good morning, the two separated m ^'s mutual understanding. IP e dark-browed stranger laughed heartily to him- when he reached the open space which lay between the circus tents and the town. "I'll have the game in my own hands, after all," he said. I saw Cavendish in town this horning, and I know what he's here for. He's forking at one end of the line and I'm at I 9 the other. The one who can pull the hardest the longest will land the biggest fish, and think I'm a trifle ahead now. Let me see There are but two lives now between me and what I'm grasping at-I may say there is but one-for this story about the old man I don't beUeve. He's a htytb, or else he's been dead for years so I shall nly have the other one—the cliild-to deal with. rhat child, by a peculiar chain of circumstances, is r~, AV ell, I'll go and see what, and where, and how it is." J he man quickened his pace, and turning aside the road he had been following, took a side treet, or alley, which ran down to the river side. Before the door of the only house in the vicinity, saw quite a crowd assembled. The building was old and dilapidated, inhabited y the families of several labourers and craftsmen yet now it had acquired a peculiar interest from he fact that it was here that the dead infant had een left by the officers when it was taken from the 'Water. The swarthy stranger moved boldly through the crowd and looked into the door. A few policemen kept all idlers from entering, ut, impressed by the stranger's appearance, they, 5*^ed him to enter. til 10ut difficulty he found his way to a room in e rear of the house, where the object of his in- te*est lay. Several women of the poorer sort were in the Partment, who instantly divined the obiect of his visit. TJ r Upon a bed, in the corner of the room, was a tie form, covered with a coarse and not over- go?'11 s^eet. One of the women turned this aside u revealed a dead infant, whose attenuated form Jd pinched, emaciated features told a pitiful tale 'of suffering. The man looked at the little figure without motion. That the sight interested him deeply was **dent from his keen, attentive gaze, but no pity was visible upon his countenance. lie stooped to examine the child's face more Closely, and reaching out his hand he touched a Purple spot upon its forehead. That's the blow its unnatural mother gave the P°or dear, afore she flung it into the river, sir," jje Woman said, who stood beside him and held the si t ^ack from the face. The little craythur was in ari(^ t° (^e anyway, but that jumping, danc- jt& ^ild riding thing couldn't wait for it to breathe 8 last natural life, so she helped it along wid a stick fist. It's well she's safe lodged in gaol, or eobe she'd have a taste of public sentiment that °nldn't spare her beauty much, the on natural, mur- WK-111'' ravin' gypsy She tried to kill herself a bile ago, and it's a pity she didn't make it out to save the feelings of the hangman." Then you really believe she killed the child be- 0re throwing it in the river, do you ? Believe it, sir ? In course I do. Didn't Officer k*ilkins see her fling it in ? And didn't those as nows all about her say she's just the sort of a thing 0 do the deed A wild Injun couldn't have a worse emper than she has when her blood's up, and—" This wound looks as though it had been done Bt'ii a blunt weapon of some kind," said the man, ^ending over the child and examining its Twas a hair-brush, sir—a great, heavy, steel- .^eked hair-brush the girl used to rig herself up ith whenever she went to the circus. Mrs. Mac- the widow woman she boarded with, saw it c kand, the very day the baby died. The de- thing took on dreadfully when she was rested, but-" I've seen the manager of the circus," the ranger said, again interrupting the woman's olubiiity. He is quite certain the girl committed 'he crime." And it's true for him she did," the woman re- peated. Who else could have done it, I'd likf for you to tell me." The man avoided meeting the questioner's eye f J.^le body before him had a strange fascinatior it* K'm' anc^ cou^ have remained longer besidt but he began to feel uneasy near it. He liac jjSfied himself that the child was actually dead ? had dropped a few words which might fix the rime more firmly still upon the imprisoned girl long really no Pa^Pable excuse for remaining n^et he could not tear himself away without ar m'0^' last, however, feeling that his conduct ight excite comment, he motioned the woman tc eplace the pall. Then he sauntered from the rooir and from the house. Once free of the crowd, he took off his hat and Wiped the perspiration from his forehead. I 'm a fool!" he ejaculated, under his breath A fool who doesn't merit his good fortune. What was there about that dead body, I wonder, to make me tremble so ? I almost wish I hadn't gone neai it- I wish I hadn't touched it." th rubbed his right hand against his coat, as wiough the clammy touch still clung to his fingers. -Then cursing himself for his foolishness, he turned mto another street, anda few moments later ascended the steps of his hotel. (To be continued).