The Pontypridd District Herald and Rhondda Valley, Llantrisant, Caerphilly, and Mountain Ash News. — 1891-12-19 (Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ESTABLIAMIZII7.—That Odd Pontyis still growing is evidently the opinion of Messrs Gibbon who have opened the largest tailoring establishment in the tows. This ample and oommediae Armature is built on the site ot the premises formerly ()couplet by the National Rank of Wales, and Meows Grover sod Grover. and consists of three separate shop fronts, occupying • length of 496. The isiterier is lofty, roomy, and well lighted, and rtes book some 45ft. Messrs Gibbon have done their work well,sed have received as they have deserved since the opening on the 12th inst., a very substantial share ef pablic pat/ogee. Mr Gibson, Pontypridd, was 11. architect, Llarnarrs.—Mr IL B. Rowe, coroner, held two inverts at the Commercial las, Treforest, on the 15th Inst. The erst was over the body of an infant, four math, old, named Sophia Herne. A verdict of "Death from Natnrsl Causes," was returned. Inquiry was made into the causes that led to the death of Thomas Median, a Semen, 86 year' of age, who died seder circumstancee that led to the rumour that he had been poisonet There appeared to be so ground whatever to sapped the rumour. Deceased had been ill • foe SOIDS time, and had prior to his death, vomited at bilaterals. Dr. Hunter, Pontypridd, gave evidence of baring attended the deceased some time ago for heart mischief, and he was surprised that he had lived so keg. A verdict of "Death from Heart Disease," was ' Mused. A Svoaxon Favrarry—A man by the name of Made, a workman in the employ of Mr W. V. Rees, irosnionger, Pontypridd, met with his dea h under very singular circumstances. For some little time past he had given signs of mental derangement, and on Saida, last he asked • young man to walk with him to the river side by the Newbridge Brewery. The river was swollen at the time and the men were not long there before Slade endeavoured to throw his friend into the river. A deadly struggle ensued between the woold.ke murderer and his viotim. At last the you ig man streak Slade a Wow on the face and succeeaed in freeing himself. Slade appeared to hare gone home by the Trodegar Arms, where he was shortly after put to bed. There he died. Dr. Howard Davies was ea/led aid found the dead maa had a black eye. He hesitated about giving • medical certificate in consequence. However, be on further consideration, was of opinion that death was due to Natural Causes, and no inquest was held. Deceased was a married man. Brain ODEITILUCTIoN.—Oar attention has been. directed by several of the townspeople to the very disgraceful condition of Morgan-street—the town end especially. Furniture vans, beer carts, and piles of timber are allowed to stand all night and day—Sundays as well as week days—and it is surprising that such obstroetioss are tolerated by the residents. Where are the authorities, who surely have power to abate this  increasing seismic*. Mr Hardie, Surgeon Dentist, attends at the Oounty HotaL Pontypridd, on the first and second Wednesdays of each month from 2 till 5.30. 21, Windsor Pleas, Oardiff, formerly. of Edinburgh and Paria.  Gmusas' ARMS Homer, —Proprietress, Miss G. Williams. First Class Ordinary at this old &Alai, halted hostelry every Wednesday.