Hopewell directory, 1879

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NEW GLASGOW ADVERTISEMENT.

7 Matheson ey" Go.

Engineers' # oiler Aakers

ACADIA FOUNDRY, NEW GLASGOW,N.S.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Portable Engines - Horizontal and Ver- tical,

STATIONARY ENGINES, Surface and seca WINDING

8 Estimates on Application.

Ceec fee tT C ello etuon of fecelgirvcan :

NEW GLASGOW ADVERTISEMENT. 3

Bank af Bova § Scotia, =o

INCORPORATED 1832,

PAID UP CAPITAL, ~ - SH000,000.

Head Office, HALIFAX.

PRESIDENT, - - - - J. 8. McLEAN, Esa. CASHIER, - - oh es THOMAS FYSHE, Esq. e534 >--

BRANCHES :

AMHERST, DIGBY, NORTH SYDNEY,

ANNAPOLIS, KENTVILLE, PICTOU, BRIDGETOWN, NEW GLASGOW, YARMOUTH.

CEAGKDODO> NEW GLASGOW AGENCY,

(ESTABLISHED, 1866)

James W. Carmichael, Esq., - - - Agent: - SCS PES -

Sterling and American Exchange Bought and Sold, and Drafts issued on all parts of the Domin-. ion. Collections made throughout Canada and United States.

Interest Allowed on: Deposits according to agreement.

4 PICTOU ADVERTISEMENTS.

GHARLES D. MAGDONALD, B. A.,

Parriste and Uttorney-at- Paw. M1

SOLICITOR,

Conveyancer and Notary Public.

OFFICE IN A. HENDERSCN & SON'S BUILDING, WATER STREET,

PICTOU, N. S.

Accounts Collected in all parts of the Dominion and United

States, and Moneys invested on Mortgage.

Sa, SI

"JAMES CG, STEWART, Bo, Barrister, Attorney, -

Notary Public, &c. | OFF

South Market St., Seictow, He. Ss.

'Office of Hon. S. H. Holmes.

[LDING,

| United

PICTOU ADVERTISEMENTS. 5

ohn "thek s80d, BARRISTER & ATTORNEY =(9-14N,

NOTARY PUBLIC,

Surrogate Court of Vice-Ad- miralty, &c.

WATER sT., PICTOU, } N.S.

DR. BAXTER, SURGEON DENTIST, ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL,

- PICTOU, " Me Se James McRae, '5 P.

OFFICE IN A. J. PATTERSON'S BUILDING a8 STAIRS), Corner of WATER & SOUTH MARKET STREETS,

2ICTOV, MN. 8.

Contracts, Agreements, Offsets, Deeds, Wills, Mortgages, and all other Documents written, and executed with accuracy and des- patch. Debts collected and all other Magisterial Business promptly attended to.

6 PICTOU ADVERTISEMENT.

Sra

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D. M. GI

BLOBRT

9

CBOARD AND LIVERY STABLES,

TWINING STREET,

PICTOU, N.S. Carriages Furnished at all hours of the

day or night.

00 Sto

Horses Bought and Sold to the Best Advan- tage, and on Most Reasonable Terms.

gee Mark the address, Twining Street. in the rear of St. Lawrence Hotel, and near the Steam-

boat and Railway Station.

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Our St $2.00 © Octobe For fu

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PICTOU ADVERTISEMENTS.

- ACACIA NURSERY,

Falkland Street, Pictou, Nova Scotia.

Choice Slower. 'Beeis, Slants,

Bulbs, &c., at Reasonable Rates. sctcianers Hoses, Geyauinms, Suchsias, Dalhlias, Gladioli, &c., fe, in in @ reat ariely.

Bedding Plants for the Flower and Vegetable Garden in Season

By Mail or Heveons:

JAMES P. McLENNAN. |

PICTOU POULTRY YARDS, C. & A. MacHonald, Pictou, N. S.,

REEDE RS. OF

"ight and Dark Brahmas, Buff and Part- ridge Cochins, Brown and Black Leg- horns, Black Breasted Red Game, and Black Breasted Red Game Bantams.

ALL FROM THE BEST PRIZE-WINNING STRAINS.

Our Stock has taken since 1876, 36 prizes. Eggs for hatching $2.00 to $4.00 per dozen. Fowls always for sale. Chicks after October Ist, $2.00 to $10.00 per pair; $3.00 to $15.00 per trio. For full descriptive Circular and Price List, Address :

C. &. A. MacDonald,

CEARLES D. MACDONALD, } P. O. Box 45. ARTHUR C. MACDONALD. { PICTOU, N.S

8 PICTOU ADVERTISMENT.

AGENTS "WANTED |

- 20; @goe - -

TILE LIFE OF JESUS OF NAZARETH,

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

This truly valuable work from the pen of the REV. JOSEPH P. THOMPSON, D.D., late of the Broadway Tabernacle Church, New York, is sold by subscription only and cannot be obtained except through the regularly authorized Agents of Mr. Henry sill, Publisher.

Every Christian Parent

Should have a copy of this Work beside the Family Bible for the

constant perusal of his children.

It is beautifully illustrated with Steel and Wood Engravings,

and is at once

Attractive, Useful and Entertaining.

Reliable and intelligent oe wanted in all parts of the Province.

APPLY TO OR ADDRESS,

Ira BK. Abell, General Agent, Front Street, Pictou, N. S.

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tV. JOSEPH rnacle Church, ; be obtained f Mr. Henry

Bible for the

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in all parts

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4 TEARES ~\22 oR BOCOR +

PICTOU AND NEW GLANGOU,N.S

CONTAINING AN ALPHABETICAL

DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, NAMES OF STREETS, AND A

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY,

TO WHICH IS ADDED

Business Directories of Pictou Landing, River John, Stellarton, Westville, Hopewell, and Vale Colliery.

CORRECTED TO MAY, 1879.

PRICE #1.50. To Subscribers $1.00.

:0: Compiled and Published by ROBERT TEARE.

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PICTOU, N.S.: PRINTED BY WILLIAM HARRIS, WATER STREET. SOLD BY J. McK. Beattie, Pictou, H. H. Henderson & Co., New Glasgow. 1879,

CONTENTS.

ACVOPUBOTIONIGs 6.055 0-6 00% in 65-2088 RObr EO sovcces. 1 to 200 Alphabetical Directory, Pictou,........ccesceees + cvoveces 39 Alphabetical Directory, New Glasgow... ..... 00. ceee eee LIS Business Notices, Pictou,.......... ceva ee Héb ew O0,)- Bee rneee Business Notices, New Glasgow........ .ceeesececeeeseres GO Customise DAG 6 avs cheesivns bhi ORES RE ECRD ooeeeneeenn SO FEISUOPIORL MOUOM, (OICUI cbs cbice dy eae Seber cererwen HE Historical Sketch, New Glasgow. ....... 000.0055 ae Trese eh! Index to Advertisements, Pictou. ...... peewee peeks eee Index to Advertisements, New Glasgow... cs... cece eeee eee L4 Miscellaneous Directory.... 6+. ees er CET ne ee ere Teen vy ee cree ee eee OPS A ee

Sires GU ee area varec eu coe so ace ena als a toc ia + Sees acess L5

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PREFACE.

The Publisher has very great pleasure in presenting his Directory of Pictou and New Glasgow, for 1879-80, to its num erous patrons, and trusts it will be found by them and the public generally a reliable index to the business, the places of business, and the residences of the citizens. It is the first work of the kind exclusively of a local character, ever published in the County of Pictou, and although it has involved much labor, he will be amply rewarded if the work will, as he has every reason to ex- pect, be of service, especially to the professional and business part of the community.

No care has been spared to render the work strictly accurate in its various details; and there is no doubt it will be found a correct guide to every place of business in the two important towns of the County, while it will be found reliable in evevy other respect.

To the numerous gentlemen who kindly furnished the com-

piler with useful information, and the professional and business

men in the towns and villages for the very liberal support con- fierred upon the undertaking, the publisher begs tc present his grateful acknowledgments.

ROBERT TEARE.

PICTOU ADVERTISEMENT.

THE PEOPLE'S STORE.

BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.

Abell Ande

GLENNIE'S BUILDING, Bailli

Bank

WALTER STRERT, PICTOU, M.S. tax ee Carro Dicks

JAMES A. GASS, ra Hrase

Respectfully informs the inhabitants of Pictou and surrounding Gass, districts thes he has rented the above commodious premises, Gelde which he will open in a few days with a choice and well selected bi nee 7FAaNt

stock of Hallic Hami

BOOTS AND SHOES, Harri

Hend

including every article usually sold in a first-class store of the Hepb: kind. In connection with this' 'siness he will devote attention Hock: to the Hogg, Ives, |

HAT AND CAP TRADE, gee

.orra

and his stock will be found to contain the newest styles, and the MacD MacD

material in both departments of a superior quality.

O

In order to make the business mutually advantageous to BUY- ER ard SELLER, his terms are CASH.

Remember the address, Glennie's Building, next door to D. Logan's Old Stand.

CAPS,

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id surrounding lious premises, 1 well selected

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store of the

vote attention

DE, yles, and the

Index, Pictou Advertisements.

POU Io aise sosanceven pete Anderson, D......c0cecves 86 Baillie, A. OSE aR aes es 41 Bank The PiICtOUG as. uc: 498

Beeten DPD) Avr. 44080 Beattie, John McK.. .39 Carroll, Peter........ pave 45 Dickson, William A.........38 Byans, Migeccs ovine sacs. 69 Fraser, J. D. B. & Son......50 Praset, Plivaiis.i cscs ac. 42 Grass, James A.............12 Geldert, D. M.... 9

(Grrant, Isaac A............200 Grant, J. Fisher. herein poo Halliday, Theres. era (A!) Hamilton, G. J. & Sov . 198 Harris, William , nares 17 Henderson, Daniel, . Sarre 73

Hepburn, George...........74 HOokneds OO. coheess caval Hogg, M. A. & Co..........57 Ives, George D.............54 Logan, David........... ».. 58 Lorrain, (Wi Ui ise iccees. 07 MacDonald, C. D.....

MacDonald, C. & A

-4 Watt, 7

McDonald, J. R. & Co..... Be G6 0; saree McDonald & Russell....... McKean, Adam & Sons..... McKenzie, Kenneth J.....

McDonald, A.

McKenzie Brothers....

McKenzie, Alex......... MoLennan, J. Pic. cess aes.

Wig 03 Ae

McLennan, McLeod, John D....

McMillan, Hector........ Os tre cnn

McRae, James, Munro, JAMES, . 2... Murray, D. N. & Co.. Oliver, R. W.

Paulin, d. T.. reevasean

oe and: ©0540.

Pringle, Reid, Thomas...

Rood, C. L..

Ross, John. St. Lawrence Mar. Ta

Walker, G. W...... Rémund das acssee

ROWE, WOU ie ceccee 15 Ma peg Stalker, John A. and Co. Stewart. James McG.....

Bank of Nova Scotia......... 3 Cantley, Thomas and Co... . 109 Chisholm, Daniel.... ... 108 Ohuroly.d Weve is iessccanee 107 Cummings Brothers....... 120 Dawson, E. C..........--.119 Douglass and Co...........110 Drake, Francis....°°**....112 Eastwood, James..........110

Braser, Dy. Giictccsaccvceavereses 119 Fraser, Alexander....39 to 161 Fraser, A. and J. Ww aceon 116 PVBBOP UR. TWN: svsieceteieieecacecelere 115 Grant, Mrs. . ae .120

Henderson, H. i. &Co, 40 to 160 Jackson, J. W. and Co.. ..127 Knight, Arthur......... .131 Logan, Daniel....... vo «b02 McDermid, Daniel ........111

Banks,...........166 and 178 Barristers,........ 171 and 178

Churches......... 167 and 177 Corporation of Pictou...... 165 QOPORGPE o-vaseecnaeos haa 171

Co. Officers, Sessions, etc...171 Courts. .........169 and 177 Customs Department.......175 Customs Tariff............ 181 Executive Council, N. Scotial72 Express Office............176 Gov.-General of Canada....171

Her Majesty's Privy Council - Dominion - ........ 173 Inland *Revenue..........175

Inspector of Weights and Measures ............ 176 Inspector of Gas... ...... 176

Justices of the Peace...... 168

INDEX.

Index, New Glasgow Advertisements.

McDonald, A.G..... -+-. 116 McGregor and Co......... 123 McKenzie, 8. M...... eos 128

McLean, J. R.........-..115 McPherson, John.........139 Marshall, D.............136 Matheson, I. and Co........2 Munro, Thomas..........135 Olding, J. C....... .....140

Ross, Duncan........+.-.+. 136 Ross, Hugh and Sons..... 139 Rose, Daniel C.. Pape is. Smith, John R. and Co... ..140 Stewart, John. .».. 140 Thompson, A. C. 'and Oo.. .143 Tupper, S. G..... eceseees 115 Turner, John R........... 111 Walker, R. A.......008. 144

Wallace, Albert.........145

Index to Miscellaneous Directory.

Legislative Assembly.... ..173 Legislative Council, N.S...172 Masonic......... 167 and 169 A HY Se einer <r evar es rane 174 Municipality of N. Glasgow 176 Odd Fellows... ... 168 and 179 Orange Lodge........... 168 Pictou Board of Health. ..i76 Pictou Board of Trade... .176 Pictou Fire Brigade.......165 Pictou Academy ......... 175 Post Office...... .175 and 179 Schools..,.......175 and 178 Stage Routes............ 179 Temperance Orders 168 and 179 Telegraph Cos....176 and 179 United States Consul.... 176 Young Men's Christian As-

sociation...... 167 and 178

Arnis Batte Camp Carro Chapé Churd Chip Colleg Colers Cottas Daws Denoc Desm Elliot Falkle Farm Front Georg Grant Halib Halif: High Hill § Irvin; Ives' | Ives' James John Kem] Kinn Lorne Marg: Mark Martl Nortk Old E

Palme

e eee ble Co... ve 123 epee vis 198 hesgie@acuceeoe 115 ADs es . 139 Siesias . 136 id Co. Pe ENE .135 Pye aE ea, 140 sradheav is icdekaes 136 1 Sons.....139 ee sere oe and Co....140 Gib eae }. and Co...143 nee ae Alb! dai extse sib bas 111 ca wae 144 eas .145 tory: mbly......173 neil, N.S...172 .. 167 and 169 eee eee 174 N. Glasgow 176 .. 168 and 179 es 168 Health. . .i76 Trade....176 ade.......165 Rn a 175 ..175 and 179 ..175 and 178 nei a 179

ers 168 and 179 .- 176 and 179 onsul.... 176 ristian As-

.. 167 and 178

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PICTOU STREET GUIDE

Arnison's Wharf, off Water Street.

Battery Hill.

Campbell Street, near Campbell's Tannery. Carroll's Lane, off Water Street.

Chapel Street, off Front Street.

Church Street, leading from Coleraine Street. Chipman Street, near Knox's Church.

College Street, near Pictou Academy. Coleraine Street, head of Water Street. Cottage Street, off Patterson Street.

Dawson Street, East end of Town.

Denoon Street, leading from Coleraine Street. Desmond Wharf, off Water Street.

Elliott Street, West End of Town.

Falkland Street, off Wellington Street.

Farm Street, off George Street,

Front Street, fronting harbor.

George Street, off Water Street.

Grant Street, East end of Town.

Haliburton Street.

Halifax Road.

High Street running into Spring Street.

Hill Street, near Campbell's Tannery.

Irving's Wharf, off Kemp Street,

Ives' (William) Wharf, off Water Street. [ves' (John T.) Wharf, off Water Street. James Street, off Church Street.

John Street, off Church Street.

Kemp Street, off Water Street.

Kinnear Street, off Denoon Street.

Lorne Street, between Prince and Martha Ntreets. Margaret Street, Between Water and Church Streets. Market Place and House, between Water and Church Streeta. Martha Street, off Prince Street.

North Street, West end of Town.

Old Halifax Road.

Palmerston Street, off Denoon Street.

16 PICTOU STREET GUIDE,

Patterson Street, off High Street.

Prince Albert street, off Denoon Street.

Prince Alfred Street, West end of Town.

Prince Street, off Church Street.

Purves' Wharf, off Water Street.

Railway Landing, off Front Street.

Ross Street, East End of Town.

Ross' Wharf, off Water Street.

St. Andrew's Street, Leading from Coleraine Street, School Street, off Prince Street.

Sinclair Street, East End of Town.

South Market Street, off Water Street.

South Market Street Wharf, off South Market Street. Somer's Place, East end of Town.

Spring Street running into High Street.

Trylor Street, between Cottage and Falkland Street. Twining Street, off Front Street.

Union Street.

Victoria Street, between Prince Albert and Wellington Street. Water Street, Principal Business Street. Wellington Street, off St. Andrew's Street. Welsford Street, off Front Street.

William Street, off Denoon Street.

JOHN ROSS, AV oufectioner' she # | MANU RLCHURER OF

ALL-SUGAR CANDIES.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO WED- DING CAKES, FROSTED & ORNAMENTED.

- - - -

Biscuits, Cake, Pastry, Syrups, Frosting Sugars, &c., constantly on hand.

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ington Street.

TO WED- MENTED.

, Frosting hand.

, M.S.

PICTOU ADVERTISMENTS.

AM be che ne Rag :

<s=~B00EK AND JOB - .

PRINTING OFFICE,

Ross' Building, Water Street, Pictou, N.S.

Main & Ornamental

JOB PRINTING OF EVERT DESCRIPTION, EXECUTED WITH THE OT MOST DESPATCH AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,

A Fine Stock of Letter and Note Papers, Envelopes, Bill- heads, Statements, Cards, and all kinds of Printing Sta- tionery kept on hand, which will be printed to order in first-class style and as cheap as can be imported.

PAPER RULING done to any desired pattern.

Pook Pinpling in all its Branches.

PERFORATING DONE TO ORDER.

PICTOU ADVERTISMENTS,

BOOK BINDING.

2 OF

has in connection with his Book and Job

Printing office, on Water Street, a BOOK BINDERY,

under the Superintendence of

MR. R. N. LAURILLIARD,

a first class Binder.

The subscriber

Books, Magazines, Newspapers and Music Wh Bound in every style. tion of

(rut, a

Blank Books Made and Ruled to any pattern.

neithel

A Specialty is made of repairing and re-binding OLD BOOKS built ul which can be made te look as good as new. 5 Pi-tou

CECEMDOD2> France Prices of Binding : named

Harper's, Scribner's, Chambers' Journal, London Society, The sued, t Quiver, Peterson's, Godey's, and Magazines of that size strongly Bound in Half Roan, from 75 cents per vol. upwards. The Sunday at Home, Leisure Hour, Sunday Magazine, and other of same size Philad strongly bound in Half Roan, from 90 cents per vol. upwards, Young Ladies' Journal, Bow Bells, Family Herald, and others of the same size, strongly bound in Half Roan, from $1.00 per vol. and L upwards. The Illustrated London News, Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie, Scientific American (2 vols. in 1), Graphic, and others of the' same size, Strongly Bound in Half Roan, $1.50 per vol. Medical pointe Works and Law Books, Half Sheep, from 75 cents per vol. upwards.

' Brown

his frie

it was

Full Sheep or Half Calf from $1.25 per vol. upwards. Music - neat- ly occ ly bound - from $1.50 per vol. ic atihe nace the ple » Heat

SCHOOL E BOOKS e Can he repaired nd re-bound in leather at a small cost, and made ' se Mi to last much longer thar books in ordinary binding. > Sab- Bee bath School and other Libraries done at very low rates. i most 1 anit ani io eal : deahdeian | have | WILLIAM HARRIS, eat BOOK and JOB PRINTER. Street

some

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INDERY,

», nd Music

pattern, ILD BOOKS

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Society, The size strongly The Sunday of same size ol. upwards, » and others $1.00 per vol. eekly, Frank others of the' vol. Medical vol, upwards.

Music - neat- "

bst, and made by, see Sab- es.

S, RINTER.

HISTORICAL SKETCH.

TOWN OF PICTOU.

When the early settlers arrived in this County, a small por- tion of land was laid out as a town near what is known as the Town (tut, and likewise a similar work was done at Fisher's Grant, but neither of these commanded sufficient interest to be extensively built upon. The credit of locating the site of the present Town of Pistou, called that name, it is said, after an old Province of France named Poictou, is generally attributed to a gentleman

named John Patterson. When the first grants of lands were is-

_ sued, the block on which the town stands, including the shore from

' Brown's Point round to Carriboo, had been reserved out of the

Philadelphia Company's Grant, and given to Colonel McNutt, and his friends. In the year 1770, however, the grant was escheated, and Lieutenant Richard Williams became the owner. Afterwards

it was transferred to Walter Patterson, Esq., who had been ap-

pointed Governor of Prince Edward Island, and who had previous-

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Packeevaieete

ly occupied the position of Judge in the Province of Maryland, the place of his nativity being the Northern part of Erin's Isle. He at once commenced selling portions of his newly acquired pro- perty, and laid out a town (on paper at least) which he named Cole- raine, eastward of what is still known as Coleraine Street. The most valuable part of the Governor's property appears however to have been purchased by John Patterson, in 1787, which embrac-

» ed the central portions of the town, extending from Coleraine

j Street westwardly to the Market.

The ground along the shore

) some forty feet wide was reserved for a high-way road or street,

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18 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

and this ultimately became the front treet of the town Mr. Patterson soon commenced dividing the front-part of his iand into small lots for building-purposes and effected several sales. It ap- nears at this time the nume of the town was not definitely settled, as in old documents we find it called Coleraine, New Paisley, Alexandria, Donegal, Teignmouth, Southampton and Walmsley, but finally Pictou was given to the oldest town of the County bearing that name. Situated as it is on the North side of the harbour, on gradually rising ground, its position as seen from the water is both commanding and attractive. During the past few years a large number of excellent houses have been erected, es- pecially in the more elevated portion of the town. Here we find commodious and nandsome mansions, modern villas and neat cot- tages, all of which indicate the wealth and prosperity of the inhab- itants. The public buildings are likewise worthy of notice. The Court house, Registry Office, and Custom House stand foremost in this class, and the latter especially is an ornament to the town. The handsome and substantial building lately erected by The Pictou Bank and used as offices for the Company, and the one in course of erection for the Young Men's Christian Association, the ground floor of which we understand, will be our future Post Office, add considerably to the attractiveness of the town.

Pictou is well supplied .with Churches, which include three Presbyterian, one Episcopal, one Methodist, and one Roman Ca- tholic, all of which are moderately well attended. The prin- cipal Educational Establishment is the Pictou Academy, or- iginally founded by the Rev. Dr. McCulloch. The building how- ever must have undergone considerable improvement, since his day, as it now presents the appearance of a modern structure. Then there is the High School, - a building replete with every comfort and convenience for the youthful part of our population. There are several moderately good halls including Masonic, Prince Street, Assembly, and others of minor importance.

TRADE AND COMMERCE. Some years ago the amount of business done here in the export-

ation of coal vas very large, so much so that vessels had to wait

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their

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ferry.

Mr. art of his iand into It ap- t definitely settled,

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of the town

eral sales.

on and Walmsley, 'own of the County North side of the nas seen from the ving the past few ve been erected, es- vn. Here we find illas and neat cot- verity of the inhab- The

e stand foremost in

hy of notice.

nent to the town. ected by The Pictou the one in course ciation, the ground e Post Office, add

1ich include three done Roman Ca- ended. The prin- tou Academy, or- The building how- ovement, since his .modern structure. eplete with every of our population. ng Masonic, Prince nee.

a.

here in the export-

ssels had to wait

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HISTORICAL SKETCH, 19

their turn frequently for weeks, while the beautiful and extensive harbor presented a small forest of spars. Not so now, however, there is unfortunately a decline in this important branch of bus- 'ness which is hoped in the near future may undergo a favorable change. The maritime interests of the town are considerable and The harbour is consider- ed one of the best on the South shore of the Gulf of St. Law- rence and affords ample accommodation to the numerous ships,

The

Marine Railway or Slip for the overhauling and repairs of vessels,

vessels of all classes belong to the port.

which frequently come in to its safe and capacious basin.

leased by M: vars. J. & J. Yorston (who are likewise ship build- ers) is a great accommodation to the shipping trade generally.

The town has Gas Works, Brass and Iron Foundries, Tobacco Factories, Tanneries, - one within the limits of the Corporation own- ed by Messrs. PR. Campbell & Son and the other immediately out- side of the town the property of John Logan Esq., - both of which are doing a very extensive business, and affording work to a large number of hands. Here too, there are several excellent stores, in- cluding Hardware, Dry-Gocds, Books and Stationery, Grocery, Drugs, Boots and Shoes and a variety of others. The town con- tains three Sanks with several Savings Banks, also Fire, Life and Marine Insurance Companies, Telegraph Offices, many excelient Hotels, a most efficient Fire Brigade, a widely circulated news- paper, all of which are more particularly referred to in our miscel- laneous directory.

The Eestern terminus of the Intercolonial Railroad is situated at Pictou Landing, opposite the town, and connected by steam ferry. _The population of Pictou, a seaport town az "ounty seat, is nearly 4000, and is seven miles from New Ciasg: «, the

second largest town in the County.

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"THE COLONIAL STANDARD." The " Colonial Standard" published in Pictou every Tuesday

capita

morning, was established over twenty years ago, its first number being issued in October, 1858. The present Provincial Secretary and Premier of Nova Scotia, the Hon. 8S. H. Holmes, who still re- tains his connection with the paper, was its first Editor and Pub-

lisher. In politics, the "Standard" is a zealous advocate of Conser-

vatism, while its appropriate motto is '"' Fear God and honor the * This Queen". The "Standard" has been generally supported not only J anual by its political friends but by all classes, so that it has had a suc- on W. cessful business career. When the paper first made its appear- McPhe ance it was a symmetrical twenty-four column folio ; in this form presen it was published until 1870, when Mr. Robert P. Grant became ment. publisher, and printed it in an enlarged form. The In 1874, Mr. Grant's connection with the "Standard" was sever- when

ed, and in the following year the paper passed into the hands of Mr. foremo David F. Power, the present efficient Editor and Publisher. Mr. © then, 1 Power at once enlarged the paper from twenty-four to thirty-two ing th

columns and printed it from new type, so that the sheet is now - Presse:

one of the handsomest of its kind in the Dominion. In connec- ~The ion with the "Colonial Standard" is an excellent job office, in which - _ genera' a large amount of printing is done, including the "Monthly Re- © of ever

cord of the Church of Scotland in the Maritime Provinces." 'The differe:

)

KS.

RD."

mu every Tuesday o, its first number rovincial Secretary olmes, who still re- t Editor and Pub- ndvocate of Conser- tod and honor the

pported not only

it has had a suc- st made its appear- olio; in this form P. Grant became

andard" was sever- o the hands of Mr. d Publisher. Mr. our to thirty-two he sheet is now ion. In connec- ob office, in which e "Monthly Re- Provinces." 'The

BUSINESS NOTICES. 21

"Record" is the organ of that portion of the Presbyterian Chureh which declined to unite with the other Presbyterian bedies of Canada, when in 1874 the Union was effected.

In closing this necessarily briet notice, we may observy that as n literary production the " Colonial Standard" holds # prominent place among the weekly Canadian Press. Until very lately the leading articles were regularly contributed by the Hon. 38. H. Holmes. The news and general editing is done by Mr. D. F. Power who also occasionally lends the use of his pen to its political columns. The Editor is assisted by many able regular contributors some of whom rank among the foremost professional men in the county. The circulation of the "Standard", which is steadily in creasing, is some fourteen hundred copies, which constitutes it a

capital advertising medium.

10;

BOOX AND JOB PRINTING, AND BOOK BINDING.

WILLIAM HAF "IS.

"This business was established by Mr. Murdo McPherson, in January, 1868, in connection with his Book and Stationery Store, on Water Street. After continuing it for over two years, Mr. McPherson, in April, 1870, sold it out to Mr. Wm. Harris, the

present proprietor, who liad, from its inception, the full manage-

ment.

The best of Presses and Material were purchased for this office when first started, and it immediately took rank as one of the

foremost Job Printing Offices in the Lower Provinces. Since

_ then, Mr. Harris has kept pace with the times, continually add- Ing the latest styles and most handsome designs of Type, and ' Presses and Machinery of the most improved pattern.

The Coal Mining Companies, the Banks, and the Merchants

generally, freely patronize this establishment, and Fine Printing, of every description, not only for the Town and County, but for | different parts of the Province, is executed here.

23 ; PICTOU DIRECTORY.

There is in connection with the above a Book Bindery, under the suserintendence of Mr. R. N. Laurilliard, where Books, Magazines, ete., are Lound,: Paper Ruled to any pattern, anil Blank Books of ath kinds made, and .Performting done, Some very handsome and unique designs in Binding are turned out here. equal to what is seen in the larger cities of Canada and United

States,

et | er

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

J. D. B. FRASER AND SON,

Wholesale and Retail Druggists, occupy their own extensive and commodious premises, known as Fraser's Building, Water Street. Few establishments in the Province have out-lived the commercial storms of half a century as this house has done, which doubtless -in a great measure, is due to the upright prineiples and business capacity of its late respected founder. Here a large and lucrative business has been continuously carried on since 1828. And it is not at all improbable that the present youthful mei bers of the firm may be permitted to celebrate the centennial of the business. In addition to the various articles kept in x» house of this kind, including British and Foreign Drugs, Chemicals, Pat- ent Medicines, Perfumery, Spices, Oils, Fancy Soaps, Dye Stuffs. &ec., the firm devotes careful attention to Garden, Field, and Flow er Seeds, all of which will be found of fine quality and in excellent

condition.

KENNETH J. McKENZIE. Is proprietor of the St. Lawrence Drug Store, which is situated on Front Street, on the ground floor of the Hotel, bearing the same name. His stock, not merely consists of the finest Drugs

and Chemicals, with the numerous other articles in such a con.

cern, but here the purchaser finds a magnificent assortment of -

Fancy Goods, including Dressing cases, Work boxes, Porcelain and ~

nets, Opera glasses, Glove and handkerchief boxes - -the new Mal-

achi Hai hott)

tensi

M year lernen

hohe

p that

lias some

SUCCE

quain on th tits o Whil not every in th to Gy mast work drv regu

dress

lu

ery, | other Vases, Toilet Sets, Ladies work baskets, Japanese Cabi- -

hand

P and

tS iS th mtg on ole.

ook Bindery, under liard, where Books, to any peettern, unit mating done, Some rare turned out here.

'Canada and United

'CALS.

SON,

their own extensive vers Building, Water e have out-lived the xouse has done, which apright principles and m. Here a large and rried on since 1&2s. sent youthful meta ite the centennial of icles kept ina house Drugs, Chemicals, Pat: hcy Soaps, Dye Stuffs. den, Field, and Flow-

iality and in excellent

IE.

ore, which is situated Hotel, bearing the

bts of the finest Drugs

ticles in such a con-

mificent assortment of ©

k boxes, Porcelain and -

skets, Japanese Cabi- -

boxes - the new Mal- ! and business qualifications of this firm, together with their con-

BUSINESS NOTICKS, Ue }

achite ware ina variety of forms. Nickle and Tortoise shell combs, Hair Brushes, elegantly inlaid and carved backs, chrome toilet hottles and stands, English and French perfumery, with aw ex- tensive stock of other useful and ornamental goods

Mr. MeKenzie has by caveful attention to business for | min years uniform courtesy to his patrons, together with the excel lence of his goods, built up a general trade which is. seeond to

none iv the Province.

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DRY GOODS.

ISAAC A. GRANT.

Prominent amongst the many Dry Goods stores in the Town, is that of the gentleman whose name heads this notice. The house has been conducted by the present enterprising proprietor for some fifteen years, and he has by untiring devotion to business, succeeded in building up an extensive trade. His intimate ac- 'aintance with the leading markets, enables him to purchase on the best terms, and is therefore in a position to place the bene- fits of his purchases within the 'reach of his numerous customers. While devoting attention to goods of foreign manufacture, he is not unmindful of those home products which enter so largely into every day use. In addition to the extensive stock of this house in the ladies department, the proprietor devotes special attention to Grentlemen's outfits, and garments are made to order in the most fashionable styles, under the superintendence of skilled workmen. The stock embraces every article in fancy and staple dry goods, including Carpets and house furnishing goods, and is regularly replenished with the latest novelties. Mark the ad- dress : Water Street, opposite the Market place.

HOCKIN & CO.

Importers and Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Millin-

ery, Carpets, and House Furnishings, Water Street, have always on

hand an ample stock in every department. The long experience

24 PICTOU DIRECTORY

seasol

nection with first-class houses, and an intimate acquaintance with aie oqo actlol the leading British and American Markets, afford unusual facilit-

hoth f

ies for the purchase of their goods, direct from the manufacturers.

In stoe

They are thus in a position to place before the public all the at- ao ' "Us al

tractive novelties produced in the foreign markets.

ota : suspen This house may be justly styled the Ladies Establishment as

goods,

their special attention is directed to Millinery, Dress goods and in

made

fact every article designed for the comfort, convenience, and eleg- 2 ed * spectful

ance of ladies.

/sirous

A. C. BAILLIE,

a call. Ir. the City of London, England, all the money establishments cluster in or near Lombard Street, and so it appears all the Dry (ioods Stores are located in the principal street of the town of Like Pictou, amongst them is the compact and commodious store of Water finest

Mr. Baillie, whose extensive stock comprising House Furnishing

(toods, Family Mourning, Millinery, Kid gloves, Hosiery, Tweeds Frillings, Black and colored silks, Dress goods, with a varied as- White, sortment of small wares. In this establishment Corsets are made - _®!lars a specialty, and consequently a great variety are kept in stock, the late including Dr. Warner's celebrated health corset, and Mr. Moody's Meee re invention in that line which is not less valuable. ign

Here too the purchaser will find an excellent variety in Gents ive thi furnishing goods, Ready made clothing, Hats and Caps, with" '

every other requisite in the trade. Ordevs for clothing executed promptly and on the most economical terms.

Everybody requires Dry Goods in small or large quantities, and Impo intending purchasers before making selections elsewhere, should js a fir visit this store, and inspect the assortment which will be shown for the

with pleasure, whether those honoring him with a call, ouy ornot. are situ J. FISHER GRANT.

; 4

Parties visiting Pictou, in want of dry goods, should not omit to

visit this house, which is situated on Water Street, and bears the es significant appellation of "Cheap Cash Store". Myr. Grant has ee evidently a thorough practical knowledge of the business and no ie takes care to select those goods only which are adapted for the ~

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equaintance with "dl unusual facilit- he manufacturers. yublic all the at- ts.

Establishment as Dress goods and in

renience, and eleg-

rey establishments pears all the Dry reet of the town of nmodious store of House Furnishing gloves, Hosiery, with a varied as- t Corsets are made re kept in stock, , and Mr. Moody's variety in Gents s and Caps, with clothing executed

rge quantities, and elsewhere, should hich will be shown

h a call, ouy or not.

, should not omit to reet, and bears the . Mr. Grant has f the business and e adapted for the

Collars and Cufts, Gloves and Hosiery

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season, and offers them at such prices as cannot fail to give satis - faction. His large stock consists of every article in the trade, hoth for Ladies and Gents wear. Mourning goods always kept in stock, - -and an almost endless variety of hosiery, haberdashery , hats and caps, including white and fancy shirts, under-clothing, suspenders, neckties, collars, umbrellas, trunks, valises, and other goods, all of which will be found of superior quality. Clothing made to order in all the leading styles. The proprietor would re-

spectfully invite parties, both in town and country, who are de-

-sirous of purchasing any of the above lines of goods to give him

a call. Remember the address: Cheap Cash Store, Water Street. ROBERT W. OLIVER.

» Like all the

Water Street,

other principal stores this house is situated on and in it will be found an extensive stock of the finest Woolen, Linen and Cotton goods, including Over-coatings, Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, Vestings, Superfines and Doe-skins, White, Oxford and Tweed shirts, Scarfs, Ties, Linen and paper

y. Here too may be seen all

the latest styles in English, Canadian, and American Hats and

Caps, with all the other goods usually found in a first class store.

Parties who are desirous of purchasing any of these goods should

igive this house a call as they are all bought on the very best terms

in the cheapest markets, and therefore will be sold at moderate

prices. Clothing of all kinds made to order in the latest styles. WILLIAM IVES & SONS.

Importers and Dealers in Dry Goods and other Merchandise, is a firm of long standing, the senior partner of which is agent Yor the Merchants Bank of Halifax.

Banking Office and store \ : : are situated on Water Street.

GEORGE D. IVES, 3 ' i Whose place of business is on Water Street, has a full stock of all kinds of Dry Goods, in connection with which he does an ex-

tensive Insurance business, referred to more particularly under

snother head. ' ;

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JAMES HISLOP. wel This old established house, situated on Water Street, continu BSS es to retain its reputation for all kinds' of Woolen and Linen esta goods, and DANIEL T. HISLOP. ion Devotes attention to Dry Goods, and at the same time carries 7 les « on an extensive business in Lumber and building material, all of fron which will be found of the choicest quality and at prices which iron cannot fail to give satisfaction. bu ANDREW HISLOP, hh This house is situated on Coleraine Street, where a large and pape varied stock of Drapery goods is always in stock, including hats, lates caps, wnbrellas, gent's furnishings, and other goods in great var- pate ee forat , THOMAS GLOVER. | pape One of the best displays of staple and fancy dry goods may necti be seen in Mr. Glover's store, situated on the corner of Water and sider Kempt Streets. In every department the stock is kept fully as: goor sorted with goods purchased in the best markets. pens T. JENNINGS. The New Dry Goods house of Mr, Jennings, is situated in the ASSO

extensive premises next to the Western Union Telegraph Office. > whid

Water Street. The stock comprises a large assortment of choice - - seeu

and fashionable goods, including ready made clothing and Gents © iner

furnishings.

M. A. HOGG & CO. : B

This establishment, near the Post Office, Water Street, is re goo

plete with every article in the Millinery department, including al! iis the novelties of the season. Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, &c.. - which are made up in the most fashionable styles and at moder i

ate prices.

10: oe

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. J. McK. BEATTTE,

The book store of Mr. Beattie is situated on the corner o!

eR he ABS Ce lh id SOR gS

Water and South Market Streets, and contains an extensive and

iter Street, continu

Woolen and Lineu

» same time carries ding material, all ot

nid at prices which

where a large and ock, including hats,

goods in great var-

ney dry goods may corner of Water and ock is kept fully as:

ets.

rs, is situated in the on Telegraph Office. assortment of choice

le clothing and Gents

Water Street, is re artment, including al! athers, Flowers, &c..

» styles and at moder

NERY.

ed on the corner 0!

ins an extensive an¢

Poet aii

oo ee ae et ee Re re eT teat

BUSINESS NOTICES. 7

well selected stock of books, stationery, and fancy goods. His assortment embraces every articly usually found in a_ first class establishment, including, music books, sheet music, engravings and chromos. Here too the purchaser will find ali excellent select ion of gold pens, penholders, pencil cases, with other useful artie les of beauty and value. In stationery every taste may be suited from the cheapest note paper to the most costly erades selected from British and Foreign houses, an ample stock of photograph albums, Christinas, New Year, birthday, and other fancy cards.

In connection with the book store is a news depot, where papers and periodicals, English, Canadian and American, of the latest dates, are continually on sale~ Room paper in the newest patterns, Inks of the best qualities, school books and material, per: forated goods, writing desks, law and shipping blanks, wrapping paper, picture frames and mouldings, - in fact everything con. nected with the trade may be obtained here, and what is of con siderable importance in these times, at much lower prices, than goods of the kind can be purchased in cities where rents and ex- penses are extravagant.

It is the uniform testimony of competent judges that no better assorted stock is held by any retail book store in the Province, which, combined with strict attention and ordinary courtesy, have secured for the proprietor, in a comparatively brief period, a large, increasing, and profitable business.

JAMES McLEAN.

Bookseller and Stationer, Water Street, has always on hand a

good stock of books, stationery, and fancy goods, with every other

article usually found in a store of the kind.

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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

DAVID LOGAN. The removal of Mr. Logan from his old stand to the handsome ly titted and commodious premises in Fraser's Building, Water

Street, has recently taken place. His stock consists of a large as:

28 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

sortment of all kinds of family groceries, including green and dried fruits, of foreign and domestic growth, pickles, sauces, spices, teas of various descriptions, fine flavored coffees, which are roast ed and ground on the premises. Here too the purchaser will find an ample supply of provisions of the finest qualities, consisting in part of well cured hams and bacon of delicious flavor, dried and smoked fish, and a host of other articles, always found in a well conducted grocery and provision establishment.

Fruits and vegetables are received weekly per steamers from Boston, during their season, and may be relied upon as perfectly fresh and of excellent quality.

This new stand, so beautifully arranged, in its various depart ments, may be appropriately styled the Pictou Italian Ware house, and it is hoped the enterprising proprietor may be reward ed with ample success.

P. BROWN & SON,

Wholesale and retail grocers, and general dealers, have their place of businéss on Church Street, and judging from the daily traffic in and about their premises they are doing an extensive and lucrative trade. This house has been in existence many years, and is noted for the genuine quality of its goods, which con- sist of groceries, dry goods, provisions with numerous other

necessary articles.

J.8. McDONALD & CO.

Have been in business for several years, on Front Street. Their stock consists of groceries, provisions, and miscellaneous goods, including black and green teas, Jamaica, Laguira, Rio and Java coffees of excellent quality. In fancy goods, such as, imported pickles, preserves, sauces, East and West India products, grapes, and green fruit in their season ; with a host of other arti

cles for domestic use may be obtained here at moderate prices. MRS. C. MAINLAND. This house, at present conducted by Mr. Peter McKenzie, is

situated on the corner of Front and Coleraine Streets, and has an

extensive stock of groceries and other goods, including dried fruit

spices ¢ '|

various

ing.

tention

sale ai

country

Who South

and we

or, it 1s

pioneer

busines

factory,

long ex to turn + soothins

> erous Pp

Is pr

; large bi i stock w j Mark t Alth ithe "gn conduct grades. 'china a fruits |

'sold wl

| This stantial 'Street, igroweri

cluding green and

les, sauces, spices, , Which are roast surchaser will find ities, consisting in flavor, dried and

found in a well

er steamers from

ipon as perfectly

S various depart uu Italian Ware

rmay be reward

alers, have their ng from the daily ng an extensive existence many goods, which con.

numerous other

nm Front Street.

nd miscellaneous

aguira, Rio and yoods, such as, it India products, st of other arti

lerate prices.

r McKenzie, is eets, and has an ding dried fruit

BUSINESS NOTICES. 29

spices and canned goods, which are warranted this season's pack ing. The goods are classified in well-arranged shelves in their various departments, and are thus well adapted to arrest the at tention of intending purchasers. 'This house does a large whole- sale and retail trade and is favored with numerous town ar country buyers.

A. J. PATTERSON.

Whose place of business is situated on the corner of Water and South Market Strects, may be regarded as one of the old and well established grocery marts of the town, and the propriet- or, it is said, has the honor of being a descendent of one of the pioneers of this county. In connection with the general grocery

business, the proprietor has on South Market Street, a tobacco

factory, under the superintendence of Mr. John F. Harris, whose

long experience, and practical knowledge of the trade, enable him

to turn out the weed in various forms, and of such fine flavor and

' soothing properties as to give unqualified satisfaction to his num-

» erous patrons.

ARTHUR IVES.

Is proprietor of the Alma House, in which he carries on a

' large business as general grocer and commission merchant. His stock will be found of first class quality and at reasonable prices. » Mark the address Water Street.

;

CAPT. D. ANDERSON. _ Although this gentleman is engaged in transacting business on ithe "great waters" he has a well-stocked store on Water Street, conducted by efficient assistants. Here will be found various 'grades of the finest flour, meal, groceries, confectionery, crockery, 'china and glass ware, with a capital supply of fancy goods. Green 'fruits constantly on hand during the season; all of which are 'sold wholesale and retail at prices to suit the times. JOHN A. STALKER & CO.

_ This firm has their place of business in the handsome and sub- 'stantial brick building adjoining the! Pictou Bank, Coleraine 'Street, where they carry on an extensive general trade, including

isrocerice, provisions, dry goods, and miscellaneous articles. Here

reaanttcane 2

30 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

will be found a fine assortment of sugars, teas, coffees, flour, meal,

dried and pickled fish, china, stone and glass ware, 'Small pro

tits and quick returns" is the appropriate motto of the house. JOHN R. McDONALD & CO,

This house is situated in a very advantageous position, especial iy tor country trade, on Market Square. The business under a ditterent name was established some twelve years ago, and is now carried on by the above named firm. Their stock chiefly cousists of dry goods, groceries, provisions, flour, produce, paiuts, oils, aails, crockery, glass-ware and a variety of fancy and other goods.

No trouble or expense is spared by the enterprising proprietors, to secure the best and most popular articles in the trade, and con sequently the stock will be found well assorted and of really good

quality. Don't forget the address, Market Square.

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SADDLERY AND HARNESS MAKERS.

: G. W. WALKER.

In the department of saddlery and harness, one of the leading establishments in Pictou, is that of G. W. Walker. His store is on Water Street, and his stock consists of every article in the trade, including saddlery and carriage hardware, trunks and val- ises. Special attention is devoted to carriage trimming, which is done with great care and neatness, by experienced workmen,

EDMUND WATT.

Whose place of business is on Market Square, has always in stock team and carriage harness, which also are made to order at short notice and on moderate terms. 'Trunks, valises, satchels, and in fact every article in the trade may be obtained here.

D. N. MURRAY & CO.

Harness and trunk manufacturers, have recently commenced business on their own account, on Market Square, one door south of Messrs. J. R. McDonald & Ca's. Their special attention will be given to the manufacture of trunks, while they will have in

stock at all times, every article connected with the trade, includ-

Beni ee

Fee NAS

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ia i he rR 8 HTL i

ing harn

himes, ¢

quality.

Is sit Rood. Revere how On town. in a fev from th graph ¢ it enjo comes | ed, B porary propric ducted

are str

This ted tet the n Morr: the w of gen will 1 large parlor the tr for th

coffees, flour, meal, vare, 'Small pro o of the house, '{), IS position, especial] » business under a "urs ago, andl is now ock chiefly consists roduce, paints, oils, bey and other goods, tprising proprietors, the trade, and con

l and ot really good

uare, } MAKERS.

one of the leading lker.

every article in the

His store is 'e, trunks and val trimming, which is

iced workmen.

we, has always in re made to order at , Valises, satchels,

btained here.

cently commenced ure, one door south cial attention will e they will have in

the trade, includ-

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BUSINESS NOTICES. 31 ing harness, valises, satchels, whips, buffalo robes, horse blankets, hwnes, curry combs, NXC., all of which will he found of excellent quality.

703

HOTELS.

REVERE HOUSE. » L.

Since that gentleman assumed the proprietorship of the

Is situated on Coleraine Street, and conducted by Mr. ¢ Rood. Revere it has continued to retain its former good name, and is now one of the most popular and best patronized houses in the

town. Its location for business purposes is excellent, being With-

/ ina few minutes walk of the Railway station, and not far distant

CPS ent

Les Pa:

ei IRAN YR. ater eins,

Maman acting a Se

ok

from the leading Merchants, stores, Banks, Post Office, and 'Tele- graph Office. As a commercial house for which it is well adapted it enjoys a large share of public support, which as the house be- comes better known will doubtle&s become more largely patroniz ed, Business men and others who make the Revere their tem porary home, will meet with every attention from the obliging proprietor, who keeps one of the most comfortable and well con- ducted hotels in the Province, while at the same time his charges are strictly moderate. ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL.

This handsome and commodious establishment, which was erec-

ted ten years ago, 1s situated on Front Street, overlooking one of

Mr. Maleoln

Morrison the present proprietor has by his prompt attention to

the most beautiful harbors in the Dominion. the wants of his numerous customers, secured a large proportion of general patronage, which as Spring and Summer approaches will no doubt be very largely increased. The house contains a large number of sleeping apartments, drawing and dining rooms, parlors, and sample rooms, with every necessary convenience for

the travelling public. While at the same tinie, is well adapted

for those in search of health and recreation.

32 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

"i a a) j bh a Sats ha > ; irs 'lage » + > j lhe culinary department is first class, and the table is all that facture

can be desired, while rates are unusually moderate, CENTRAL HOUSE,

Is conducted by Mr. David P. Adamson, the proprietor, in the

'but wh

to be pl

- vestme!

substantial brick building on Coleraine Street, near the Pictou

Bank. This house is admirably located and therefore well adapt-

ed for all classes of travellers, including permanent and transient

boarders, who will find every comfort and convenience at the This

Central. Rates reasonable. always

UNION HOUSE. plemen [s situated on Front Street, next to the Dominion Telegraph | lowest

Office. Its location for purposes of business is excellent, being on

one of the principal thoroughfares of the town. 'he present pro- | mpd the | pal tl ghf f the tow The t } , Imp

prietor is Mrs. McDonald, who spares no trouble to promote the ~~ busines}

comfort of her customers. > of all k

| » tractor: - _ - _- - - '0 - _ - __ -

and ma 3

BAKERS AND CQNFECTIONERS. ually f G. J. HAMILYVON & SONS. le ; : , Man This house is situated on the corner of Water and Coleraine | : ' : , » | and ti Streets, and was established in 1841, thirty-eight years have made® 7 5 ; ' ; ' coal hx & great change in this place of business. From the small unpre- - . : : ; ' * special tending store it has become one of considerable 1mportance. Here 7 I : bora , » stoves steam power has been brought into requisition, and all kinds of 7% eee ; SF ' Plain, biscuit are manufactured in large quantities for home use and ex- | : _ sortme portation. Flour of the finest brands, corn meal, oat meal, and = © , ' s Inc confectionery, in endless variety, are sold here at wholesale and = © ' ) calf ar retail rates. 4

Mark the address: corner of Water and Coleraine. - Steam

Power Bakery, Kempt Street.

i Wh

JOHN OSS. J ee, > ly on)

Is situated on Water Street, and has a large stock of confection- ! ° 7 . ' ' : ' t ' ery, including the finest candies, both plain and colored, fruit - gra a flavored, mottos, gum drops, and rich cakes and pastries of almost 7 -s plate,

every description. The finest ingredients being used in the manu-

ne table is all that

rate,

> proprietor, in the et, near the Pictou erefore well aclapt- lent and transient

convenience at the

minion Telegraph excellent, being on

The present pro-

le to promote the

ONERS.

er and Coleraine

it years have made®

the small unpre- importance. Here and all kinds of home use and ex- il, oat meal, and

-at wholesale and

oleraine. - - Steam

ock of confection- nd colored, fruit pastries of almost

sed in the manu-

_4 coal hods, shovels,

Serer en

BUSINESS NOTICES, we

'facture of these articles, they will not merely be found palatable, but wholesome, Give the house an early call where you are sure _to be pleased, courteously treated, and receive value for your in-

- vestments.

HARDWARE.

R. DAWSON & SON.

This old established house, is situated on Water Street, and has always on hand an extensive steck of hardware, agricultural im- plements, and other goods in their line which they offer at the

lowest rates. DAWSON, GORDON & CO. , Importers and dealers in hardware and iron, whose place of | business is situated on Water Street, have an immense assortment > of all kinds of goods in their line, comprising builders and con- j tractors hardware, mechanics tools, iron and steel, blacksmith's _and machinists supplies, furnishing goods, with every article us- ually found in a first-class iron-mongery establishment. FRED. MACLENNAN. Manufacturer and importer of every description of sheet iron,

and tinware, has always on hand an ample stock of stove pipes,

Lider GS I

and other goods of that class. He makes a

specialty of the latest improved cook, parlor, office, hall, and ship

oo

i : ; ) stoves. Plain galvanized tinware, and enamelled hollow-ware. Plain, stamped, and japanned tinware, together with a large as-

_ sortment of kitchen furnishings.

In connection with this business, Mr. Maclennan likewise buys

| calf and sheep skins, for which he pays the highest market value iu cash. Remember the address Water Street.

' JAMES MUNRO.

ii

Whose place of business is on South Market Street, has constant-

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' ly on hand an extensive stock of stoves, cooking ranges, register | grates, and every other article in the trade. At the same time

q he devotes special attention to the business of brass founder, tin-

Ne

Sim

va

4 plate, copper, and sheet iron worker, and plumber. Remember

the address : South Market Street. E

ay

34 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

W. H. DAVIES & SONS,

Proprietors of the Pictou Foundry, situated on Front Strect, manufacturers of steam engines, pumps, and winding machinery for collieries, with every other article in their line,

10% LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL. W. J. LORRAIN.

Whose office and yard are situated on Purves' Wharf, Water Street, has a large stock of lumber, building material, and coal of various kinds. He likewise devotes attention to the cominission and general agency business, and therefore solicits consignments aud orders, which at all times will be carefully attended to. Mark the address : Purves' Wharf, Water Strevt.

10:

TAILORING.

JOHN PRINGLE & CO.

Merchant Tailors, South Market Street, make gents garments

to order, in the latest styles, aud on the most approved principles, combining durability, with elegance. Mr. Pringle's long experi- ence, not only in Nova Scotia, but in Ontario and elsewhere, to- gether with his practical knowledge of the business, enable the tirm to turn out such work as cannot fail to give satisfaction as to price, fit, and quality of material, when the latter is sup- plied by the house. Here it should be remembered, that the at- tention of the firm is not confined to any one branch of the bus- iness, but that it covers all, so that clerical custumes, ladies rid- ing habits, ulsters, jackets, cloaks, servants liveries, youths and boys clothes are artistically and fashionably made. Mark the ad- dress : South Market Street.

10: PHOTOGRAPHY.

McKENZIE BROTHERS. The Photograph Gallery of this firm is situatei in Fraser's

Building, Water Street, where every article connected with the

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BUSINESS NOTICES. 3 le ' : art is turned out in the latest styles. Visitors to Pietou should do on Front Street, : ; Mee) inspect the fine assortment of photographs and cabinets which winding machinery : ; ~~ adorn their rooms. Here pictures are enlarged, copied, and beauti

es ' fied, (no matter how old and faded the original.) Nowe that the fin ; weather has returned readers of this article cannot do better than MATERIAL. - call and have a perfect representation of themselves. 10; res' Wharf, Water naterial, and coal of WATCHMAKING AND JEWELLRY. to the commission WILLIAM ROSS.

licits consignments This store is located on Water Street, and is fitted with every

efully attended to, care for the display of its elegant and costly stock, which com-

pet. | prises gold and silver watches, clocks of various kinds, solid silver and plated ware of very superior quality. Here too will be found a large assortment of fancy goods, spectacles and other useful and _ ornamental articles. The long experience of the proprietor, to-

; ' gether wi is inti , i 1 wi eS rkets i ke gents garments gether with his intimate acquaintance ith the best markets in

proved principles, his line, and his facilities for buying, place him in a position to . . . > ; € 1 la ; . > ngle's long experi- supply his numerous customers with any article in the trade on

e most reas e 8. and elsewhere, to- the most reasonable terms

usiness, enable the - - - - 0::

five satisfaction as ~

INSURANCE.

the latter is sup-

ibered, that the at- ' The St. Lawrence Marine Insurance Association of this town

branch of the bus- is what may be regarded as a home office and therefore should be stumes, ladies rid- _ largely supported - the association is prepared to take risks on iveries, youths and | _ vessels, cargoes and freights, at very moderate rates, while it~ policies ide. Mark the ad- | will be found equal if not better than any other company in the

way of privileges. Remember the office: Doull & Co., in the Pictou Bank Building, Coleraine Street. WILLIAM A. DICKSON, Whose office is in Primrose's Building, opposite the Market, in connection with his profession as Barrister-at-Law, devotes special attention to insurance in its various branches, and holds agencies

of some first class Companies, including the North British and

uatert in Fraser's

nnected with the

meek ea) bo Re es Renee anata eT nae

36 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Mercantile Fire and Life Insurance Companies of Edinburgh and London, England, the Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool, (3. B,, Imperial Insurance Company of London, G. B., Halifax Fire Insurance Company of Halifax, N. 8., Western Insurance Company of Toronto, Ontario, the Accidental Insurance Com- pany of Canada, and the London and Lancashire Insurnace Com- pany, G. B. All of which Associations are of long standing, and bear the highest reputation. GEO. D. IVES.

One of the safest and most reliable agencies in the town is that of Mr. George D. Ives, who represents none but first-class com- panies. In the marine department, he represents the Providence Washington InsuranceCompany. Fire - -Lancashire of Manchester England. Scottish Commercial Insurance Company of Glasgow Scotland, Dominion Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Fire and Life Insurance Company of Hamilton, Ontario. Lirer- - Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut. These companies are all well known, while their financial soundness is unquestionable. Office Water Street.

PRIMROSE BROTHERS.

This old established and well known house is located on Water Street, where a large business has been carried on for many years as general merchants and ship owners, tobacco manufacturers and commission ayents. Mr, Howard Primrose, one of the partners of the firm, is agent for the Bank of Nova Scotia.

30;

TANNERIES.

JOHN LOGAN.

The extensive premises of Mr. Logan are situated outside of the town. In 1847 he commenced business on his own account, and although like many other great institutions, the beginning was small, yet by untiring industry and steady perseverance, the

house has reached its present proportions. Unfortunately in 1875

the pre

notwit this hi ly, in ¢ used,

by cou

lar how

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try wh

BE

Thi Sons, stone i for bu 'in a p "forwa

'States

eps Of Edinburgh and npany of Liverpool, don, G. B., Halifax Western Insurance ital Insurance Com- shire Insurnace Com.

f long standing, and

s in the town is that but first-class com- ents the Providence ashire of Manchester ompany of Glasgow irance Company of surance Company of urance Company of are all well known, able. Office Water

8 located on Water on for many years manufacturers and

ne of the partners tia.

situated outside of pn his own account, bns, the beginning perseverance, the ortunately in 1875

BUSINESS NOTICES, 37

the premises were destroyed by fire, but rebuilt the same year, uotwithstanding the very severe loss which had been sustained, In this hive of industry there are some 20,000 hides tanned annual- ly, in the manufacture of which about 5,000 cords of bark are used. The quality of the leather (exclusively sole) is considered by competent judges, to be superior to any produced by any simi-

lar house in the Provinee. R. CAMPBELL & SON,

This house is likewise one of the great and useful institutions lof the district, where a large number of hands are employed, Both sole and upper leather are manufactured here, and while the demand for home trade is considerable the enterprising firm have succeeded in finding a market for their goods in the mother coun-

try which no doubt, will be lucrative. :0:

BELLEVILLE FREE STONE QUARRY.

This extensive Quarry owned by Messrs. Adam McKean & 'Sons, is situated on the north side of Pictou harbor. The stone is a light grey color, very durable, and admirably adapted 'for building and monumental purposes. The proprietors are now 'in a position to execute orders in large or small quantities, and forward by water or rail to any part of the Dominion or United States.

PICTOU DIRECTORY.

WM. A. DICKSON, | arrister & it onnep-at-

CONVEYANCER, &c.

68 Fe Feet

me, Nolicitor,

Accounts collected, Moneys invested, Loans afeciens and all description of Law Business promptly attended to.

General Poeurence Agent, (sien

Representing the following

FIRST CLASS COMPANIES:

North British and Mercantile, Fire and Life Jusurance Com- pany, of Edinburgh and London. Liverpool, England.

Royal Insurance Company, of | Imperial Insurances Company, of London, Halifax Fire Insurance Company, of Haltom N. S. Western Assurance Company, of Toronto, Ontario. ent Insurance Company, of Canada, and the London and 'Chae hire Life Assurance Company.

Insurance effected on Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Ships

on Stocks, &c., at the Lowest Current Rates.

GZ Isolated Buildings insured for one or three years.

OFFICE,

Up-Stairs in Primrose's Building, opposite the Market.

PICTOU, N.S.

"ALES

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Arbuck ' Armita | Asseml » Babind

4 Baillie

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, Loans effected, Business

Reent |

ES: afe Tnsurance Com-

mpany, of London, of Halifax, N. S. ntario. The Aceid- London and Laneas- 7

Merchandise, Sipe fy

hivee years,

osite the Market.

surance Company, of |

PICTOU DIRECTORY, 39

~ ALER FRASER, Fashionable 2 Tailor, P Provzet t Street, New Glasgow, N.S.

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

PICTOU, 1879-80.

aaa as awd

> Adamson James, House Carpenter, Coleraine Street. 'ADAMSON DAVID P, Central Heuse, Coleraine Street,

>) Adamson Alexander, Coloraine Street.

4 PALL wd Alfred, Flour Merchant, Chapel Street. »Allard Williaa, Flour Merchant, Chapel Sireet.

Allan James, Engineer. Halifax Road.

|ANDERSON CAPTAIN DANIEL, tyorter amd gover

dealer, Water Street.

) Anderson Samuel, engiaeor, Falkland. Anderson Alexander, Falkland.

'Anderion John, engineer, Vietoria Street.

)ANGWIN REV, J. G., Methodist Minisier, Spring Street.

i Arbuckles James, 'Temperance Hotel, Policeman, Creighton St. | Arbuekles John, Farmer, Halifax Road,

|: Arbuckles Mrs. Mary Jane, | "BAYNE House, Coleraine. Armitage Mrs. Diana. ae maker, George Street.

3 Assembly Hall, Water Street.

x Babind Capt. J. A. Master Mariner, eormer of Dawsou anil Sipe clair Street. Baillie Mrs. Catherine, Chureh Street.

J BAILLIE A, OC, dry goods merchant, Water Street, house

Denoon (see advt.)

Barss Charles, agent Dominion Telegraph Company, Front Street.

gp Sete William, Miller, Halifax Road,

) Barry John, machinist, old Halifax Road.

Baxter Dav id, teamster, Cliurch Street.

| Baxter Joseph, County Jailor, Church Street

| Baxter Joseph, engineer. Halifax Road.

| BAXTER D, A, surgeon dentist, office St. Lawrence Hotel Front Street.

avin Captain Jeflery, Master Mariner, Front Street.

ayliss John, builder, corner High and Wellington Streets.

ayliss George R. house carpenter, corner of Fautkland and Palmerston Streets.

| Bayne Mrs. Jane (Widow Rev. Dr.) Falkland.

» x » > > %

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> % , »

sc eS A Pc lS SBS eA AR Lk es Stas fd

jn ae McK, BEATTIE, Bookseller and Stationer, Water Street, Pictou, N. S.

40 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Best English and Canadian Tweeds at Alex. Fraser' 8 Provost 'St. New Glasgow.

Bayne Arthur, surveyor, Falkland. BE ATTIE JOHN McK, bookseller, stationer and dealer in

fancy goods, Water Street, h Falkland. Wa Beattie Francis, cart and plough maker Falkland. Beattie Mrs. J. widow, Church Street. Beattie Robert, Senr. block maker, Creighton. Beattie John, block maker, Creighton. Beattie Miss B. Central School, h Falkland. Beattie Robert, Junr. block maker, near Denoon. Bedford John, (Campbell's Tannery) Halifax Road. Ho Began James, laborer, Coleraine. | Boner James, pavior and laborer, Water Street. Bone Mrs. E., widow, Creighton Street. Bone Robert, ship carpenter, Spring Street. Bone Charles, Senr. ship calker, Battery Hill, Bone Charles, Junr. ship calker. Bone Robert, house carpenter, Battery Hill. Boler James, laborer John Ives Wharf. ; BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, Miss J. Fullerton, Teacher Falk- |

land Brown Robert, blacksmith, Front Street, Brown James, boot and shoe maker, Water Stret, h Spring. i Brown & McNaught, painters and paper hangers, Water Street. © A f Brown John, painter, Water Street, house Elliott. Brown John, poor house keeper, Church Street. Brown Henry, butcher, St. Andrews Street. Brown Charles, boot and shoe maker, St. Andrews. Brown James, house carpenter, Water Street. Brown P. & Son, wholesale and retail grocers. Brown J. Robert, (firm. P. Brown & Son) Church Street. Brown Alexr. blacksmith, Denoon Street. Brown Joseph, stevedore, Denoon Street. Brown William W. mariner, St. Andrews Street. Brown Mrs. Thamer, widow John Street. ' A lar Brown Thomas, currier, Prince Alfred. : eb! Brown James, engineer, Victoria. Brown William, mariner, Union,

BROWNRIGG WILLIAM, boot and shoe maker Water.

Brownrigg William, Junr., boot and shoe maker, house old Hali- fax Road.

Brooks James A. Livery Stables Twining.

Brooks Henry, Front Street.

Brennan William W., carriage painter, Church Street.

Brennan John, truckman, Denoon.

Brennan James, Senr, truckman, Denoon.

Brennan James, Junr. truckman, Denoon.

All kinds of Note-Paper and Envelopes at H. H. Henderson & Co's, New Glasgow.

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PiCTOU DIRECTORY,

A. ©. BAILLIE, oner and dealer in 7

bnd. 'Water Street, - -. - Pictou, N.S.

land.

Provost St. New ( Glasgow.

Dealer in Staple and Fancy

100. OP s @O ODS, Road.

House Tarntabawe Goods,

ret. i Family Mourning,

Black and Colored Silks, Dress Goods,

Millinery, | Kid Gloves, rton, Teacher Falk- | Hosiery, Frillings, oi AND

Stret, h Spring. « A full assortment of SMALL WARES. et. drews, b.

urch Street.

CORSETS,

A Specialty.

'eet.

FOL NEAT EON nick,

A large variety always in stock, including Dr. Warner's Cel- ebrated Health Corset, and Mrs. Moody's Abdominal Corset.

ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF

Gent's Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and Caps, Tweeds and Suitings.

Orders for Clothing solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed,

maker Water. er, house old Hali-

SWE Sr beats or

cite ele

h Street.

sibeane

> Orders by letter carefully filled. Samples of Goods sent on application. New styles of Goods received as they appear. F

scl acnta o8.

n & o's, New Glasgow.

42 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

HIRAM FRASER,

Ceceeeenneenenmeeens tence ses aptatnoes

BUILDER,

CARRIAGE

2 Carriages always on hand, or built to Order. CARRIAGE PAINTING & REPAIRING

Executed in best Possible Manner.

J.T. PAULIN'S No. 1, PICTOU, N. Se

Baggage conveyed to and from the Hotels and all parts of the Town.

ALL ORDERS LEFT AT

Arthur Ives's Grocery Store, Water Street, or at J. D. McKenzie's Residence, Church Street, will be promptly attended to.

N. 8. Always in attendance at Railway Depot and all Steambcate.

Se Cae Rte a ot lide se

iP LA RE Ri ae Aa Sa i Te é

seh 4h ARR MID et SORE

PICTOU DIRECIORY, 43

| Fine 'English 'worsted goods at at 'Alex. | 'Fraser's Provost , Street: 2 New Glasgow.

Breen Mrs. James, small wares, St. Andrews,

Bruce H. baker, Water Street.

' Bryenton William, carriage maker, Church Street

te

BUILDER,

RSL i!

perdi ATES

Burnett Mrs. Martha, widow, Church Street. Burke W. R., agent Dominion Telegraph Company, Front Street. Burton Miss Jane, old Halifax Road.

Calder John, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street.

_ Cameron John D. mariner, George Street.

Cameron John Douglas, blaokemith, Prince Street. Cameron Mrs. Mary, widow, St. Andrews Street. Cameron Alexander, saddler, St Andrews Street.

+ Cameron D. T. Taylor House, Water Street. + Cameron Mrs. Christina, widow, Water Sireet.

' Cameron Miss Jessie A. milliner, Water Street. ) Cameron Neil, wood worker, Spring Street.

built to Order. EPAIRING

anner.

Kermani aS.

ee eR BA.

Meee RODS G eT.

Hotels and all

treet, or at J. h Street, to.

SSR ae anh RR ela A a Ras eee

all Steamboate.

_ Cameron Alexander, wood worker, Spring Street.

Jampbell Miss Lizzie, telegraph operator, Water Street.

Campbell Malcolin, shipping master, custom house, and ship brok- er, residenve William Street.

0 AMPBELL. JAMES H, customs and ship broker, residence

illiam Street.

Campbell George J. Inland Revenue Department, h Denoon.

CAMPBELL 'R. & SON, Campbell's Tannery, Halifax Road.

Campbell R. (firm R. mpbell and Son) residence Falkland.

Campbell Warren, (firm R. Campbell and Son) residence Falkland.

Campbell Miss C. tailoress, Denoon Street.

Campbell Miss Mary, school teacher, Water Street.

Campbell Miss M. D. Pictou academy, Church Street.

CAMPBELL WILLIAM, coal merchant and ship broker, Col- eraine residence St. Andrews Street.

Campbell Hector, clerk, St. Andrews.

Campbell James, house carpenter, Denoon.

Campbell John W. engineer, policeman, h Twining.

Campbell Capt. John, steamer Dragon, h Denoon. '

Campbell James, house carpenter, Denoon.

Campbell Alex. house carpenter, Denoon.

Campbell John, ship carpenter, Dunoon.

Campbell George W. farmer, Denoon.

Campbell W. H. mariner, Irving's Wharf.

Campbell Mrs. Flora, widow, Ross' Wharf.

Campbell Mrs. J. North Street.

Campbell John R. tanner, Prince Alfred Street.

Campbell Samuel K. laborer, Prince Alfred.

_ Campbell Duncan, hostler, Carroll's Lane. + Carroll Peter, auctioneer, and commission merchant, house St.

Andrews.

Picture Frames and Mouldings at J, McK. Beattie's Picton, N. 8.

'44

PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Best broadcloth and Doeskins, at Alns, Fi Fracer's 8 Proveet Street New Glasgow. ;-

Carroil Philip, farmer, li Carroli's Lane.

Carroll Sam. boot and shoe maker, Coleraine.

CARROLL PETER JUNR, board and livery stables, Water. Carroll Miss Bridget, washerwoman, George.

Carson 'William, tinsmith, Kinneéer.

Carson Adam, house carpenter, Kinneer. i (Carson dames, master builder, Welstord. Carleton Samuel, street superintendent, Kinneer. Carleton John, dredge boat, Ross Street. Carleton James, marine slip, h Kinneer Street. 4 Carter Andrew W., watchmaker, Water Street. Condon William, hostler, Water. K Chambers Samuel,- house carpenter, Water. Wy 5 Chipman William, rigger Old Halifax Road. j Christie Andrew, ship carpenter, Creighton.

COLONIAL ITANDARD South Market, issued every Tues:

day, D. K. Power, Publisher.

Connelly George, Empress Hotel, Chapel. Connell William, customs tide waiter, Grant.

Connell Joseph; farrier Grant. Connell Matthew. ship carpenter, Grant. Cooke Robert, cnief engineer steamer Albert, boards' Central

House Coleraine.

Cooke W. E., Mrs. widow, Chapel.

.Cooke John, engineer, Denoon.

Cooke Lawrence, laborer, St. Andrews. Cooke Charles A. pilot, St. Andrews. Cooke W. A.-pilot, Welsford.

Cooke 'Thomas: V., station master, Pictow Landing, h Welsford: '

COURT HOUSE, corner of Church and College.

Craige Daniel, diamond driller, boards Central 'House; ' Coleraine.

Crawford George, engineer, St. Andrews.

Creighen James, truckman, George.

CRERAR CAPT, D; Si, 'Falkland.

Crerar John, reti:ed merchant and ship owner, College.

Crerar Capt. William, Halifax Road.

Crockford John, sail maker, Yorston's Wharf, h Church,

CUSTOM HOUSE, between Front Street and Public Landing,

Curry Capt. Alexr., master mariner, Ross. =

Cullert John, laborer, Prince Alfred."

CURRY THOMAS, grocer, St. Andrews, house Falkland.

Cuish John L., machinist, St. Andrews.

Cuish Donald, boarding Honse, Creighton Street.

Dalton Tames, coal trimmer, J ohn Tvés Wharf. ' @

Davies W. H. & Sons, Pictou Foundry, Front Street. Hf is

PL Yate PSR See

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som O

«pant 6 hentia OES Se ES ct MP5 MOSSES ig ta PoE EIT BSE FE tin

Davies, J. R. (firm Noonan & Davies) Front Street.

na ts

Autograph and Photograph Albums at H. H. Henderson & Co's. New Glasgow.

rest Street New Glasgow. | ~~

a) or

ivery stables, Water.

neer.

eet, eet.

, issued every Tues: t 4

ert, boards' Central

ding, h Welsford: lege. 1 House, ' Coleraine.

, College.

h Church,

Public Landing, - > Falkland.

at.

f.

Street. Street.

b Os New Glasgow

seermet Sais St a cas = samciisda i

PICTOU DIRECTORY. 45

_ PETER ¢ CARROLL'S

furnished on shortest notice.

a SINGLE and DOUBLE TEAMS f

Suitable Conveyances provided for

Weddings, Pic-Nics, &c., &c.

AT R EFASONABLE TERMS.

C]

Carriages always on hand to convey parties" to and from Railway Station.

'Horsks BOARDED & GROOMED

AT ORDINARY TERMS.

- _ on Water Street, Pictou,

(OPPOSITE A. HENDERSON & SON'S.)

46 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

| r | (aap OMAS RETO, D is

(Formerly of Bath, England.) Davies

Respectfuly informs the Inhabitants of Pictou andBavi the Publie generally, that he has opened

SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING?--:

ON GOLERAINE STREET, Where he hopes by strict attention, good works

and moderate charges to merit a share of publicd patronage.

- - - - - -

LADIES' HAIR CUTTING DI CAREFULLY DONE, $

and waited upon at their own homes when required

T. R. begs to thank the various parties who havel honored him with their patronage during his stay ; with Mr. Alexr. McKenzie, and will be pleased tog have a continuance of their visits. | I

- CAINS MARK THE ADDRESS : Corner of Coleraine and Front Streets, nextil door to the Pictou Bank.

basi se Riat aut Kaley =

PICTOU DIRECTORY. 47

st Americaa Hats & Caps at Alex. Fraser's Provost Street New Glasgow.

avies Mrs. B.. Creighton street. avis Nicholas J., mariner, Creighton street. avis W. A.) Creighton street. avies Charles, (firm W. H. Davies & Sons), Mayor, Pictou Foundry, Front street, h St. Andrews street. avies George, (firm W. H. Davies & Sons) Pictou Foundry. avies William M., laborer, Halifax Road. avies James, currier, Hill street. AWSON R. & SON, hardware merchants, Water treet. awson Jolin A. ex-M. P., hardware merchant, Water street. awson Robert A., clerk, Water street. awson Arthur S., clerk, Water street. awson Frank, clerk, Water street. AWSON GORDON & CO,, iron and hardware merchants, ' Water street. Dawson R. S. (firm Dawson Gordon and Co.) h Prince street. awson James, grocer. market square, h Spring street. Dewar H. D. and Co, general dealers, market square. wee Dewar Mrs. J. A. widow, h Water street. ntion, good work Dewar H. D. (firm H. D. and Co.) h Water street. a share of publicBewar Hector, mason, St. Andrews street. Dewar John, fisherman, George street. Devey James, ship carpenter, Denoon street. Vevey William, Water street. Devey Mrs. Clara, milliner, Water Street. Desmond D. coal dealer, Desmonds Wharf. UTTING DICKSON WILLIAM A,, attorney-at-law and insurance agent ' Water Street. IE C icks John, sail maker, Church Street. ' Dicks George, sail maker, South Market Wharf. Doherty Edward, (firm Meagher and Doherty) Front Stveet. gOMINION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Chas. Barss agent, Front 4 street. IONALD REV. WILLIAM, Presbyterian Minister, Denoon St. BONALDSON GEORGE, American House, Creighton Street. Jouglas William, blacksmith, Spring Street. Youglas Daniel, tailor, Water Street. Mouglas Mrs. Margaret, widow, Elliott Street. Moull and Co., merchants, ship owners and brokers, Water Street. BOULL ROBERT, M, P, (firm of Doull and Co.) h Cottage Youll George, (tirm of Doull and Co.) h Cottage Street. Yupray Mrs. Marion, widow, Irving Street. YER C. & CO,, auctioneers, commission merchants, shipping and forwarding agents, Front Street. wwyer C. (firm C. Dwyer and Co.) h corner Church and Water. Streets, next&DGECOMB REV. J, Rector St. James Church, Denoon Street.

ants of Pictou and > has opened

DRESSING

TREBLE,

es when required.

barties who have

antl School Books and Material at J, McK. Beattie's Pictou, N. 8.

48 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Ready Ma de clothing & Rubber Coats at Alex. 'Fraser' s Provost Street, y. @

EdmonJs Joseph, mariner, Prince Alfred Street.

Edmonds William, Pictou Foundry, h Prince Albert.

Elliott Hiugh, framer, Market Square.

Elliott 4. H. barrister-at-law, Water Street, house Church Street.

Elliott Mrs. Eliza, widow, Falkland Street. |

English 'ames P. plasterer, Falkland Street.

English James, plasterer, Palmerston Street.

English Duncan, clerk, George Street.

E nglish Capt John G., coal dealer, George Street.

Evans Mrs. E., shirt maker, Water Street.

Fanell John, laborer, Denoon Street.

Ferguson William, house carpenter, Water Street.

Ferguson Miss Lexy, tailoress, Spring Street.

Ferguson Allan A., J. P., Halifax Road.

FERGUSON JOHN, registrar of deeds, Church St., house Prince.

Fitch J. B., golden 'ointment manufacturer, Water Street.

Fitch Mrs. K. restaurant, Water Street.

Flyn Mrs. B., Scotia House, Coleraine street.

Flynn Barnabas, truckman, Palmerston Street.

Flynn Peter, express man, Palmerston.

FOGO JAMES, Judge of Probate, h Bellville Denoon Street.

Foote Capt. James, Denoon Street,

Coote David, farmer, Denoon.

Foster Capt. James, Denoon.

Forshner John, eS, Spring Street.

FRASER J. D. B, & SON, wholesale and retail druggists, Water [ Street, house Spring Street. 4

Fraser F. W. (J. D. B. Fraser and Son) Spring.

Fraser R. P., (J. D. B. Fraser and Son) Spring.

Fraser Donald, ship builder, Front Street.

Fraser Miss Margaret, tailoress, Spring Street.

Fraser 'D. B. cutter, Denoon Street.

Fraser F, W. commission merchant, Water Street.

Fraser Capt: James A. Halifax Road.

FRASER DONALD, tailor and clothier, Church Street.

Fraser James, small ware dealer, Oéloraine Street.

FRASER P, G, lumber dealer, Coleraine.

Fraser Donald, plasterer, Denoon.

Fraser William G. plasterer, Denoon.

FRASER HIRAM, carriage builder, Spring Street, h Cottage.

Fraser R. J., telegraph repairer, boards St. Lawrence Hotel.

Fraser James, truckman, St. Andrews Street.

Fraser Mrs. Kate, St. Andrews Street.

Fraser Duncan, janitor custom house, h Carriboo.

Fraser William, baker, Water Street.

Fraser Henry, inspector of weights and measures, Spring: Street.

AL

~~ Purses and Pockét-books at HH Herderson & Co's, New Gls Glasgow, N. 8

rovost Street, N. @

Ibert.

ise Church Street. 7

»., house Prince. ter Street.

enoon Street.

of '4 ; | druggists, Water §

pet, h Cottage. vrence Hotel.

oo.

res, Spring Street. |

; it2d States.

PICTOU DIK 'OTORY. 44

BELLVILLE

Free Stone Quarry,

OWNED AND WORKED BY

| ADAM McKEAN & SONS,

Pictou, N. S&S. SP TENA.

The Quarry is situated on the North side of Pictou Harbour nearly opposite the Intercolonial Railway Landing.

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The Stone is a light grey color, durable and well adapted for building and mion- umental purposes.

The proprietors are now prepared to

supply orders in large or small quanti- | ties, forwarded either by water, or by

rail to any part of the Dominion or Un-

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PIlOTOU DIRECTORY,

ESTABLISHED 1828.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

PICTOU, - - NOVA SCOTIA.

§ - - Dealers in - - 5 Geldert

} British and Foreign Drugs, | "i | Chemicals, Patent Medi- | a cines, Perfumery, : Se

SOAPS, SPIGES, DYE-STUFFS, &6., j sien:

i. - - ALSO - - ae

GARDEN, FIELD,AND fn FLOWER SEEDS.

edi- y;

FS, &C.,

ND DS.

1 SCOTIA.

Drugs,

PICTOU DIRECTORY, hi

Winter & Summer Over-coatings at Alex. Fraser's, Provost Streot, Xx. Q.

Fraser Mrs. Catherine, widow, Spring street,

Fraser Alexander, ship carpenter, Battery Hill,

Fraser James, ship carpenter, Prince Albert street.

Fraser Simon, joiner, Prince Albert street.

Fraser Jolin R., blacksmith, Prince Albert street.

Fraser Edward, mariner, Prince Albert street.

FRASER DONALD, Acadia farm, near Pictou,

Fullerton DD. & Son, wool car ling, and plaining factory, Creign. | a St

Mullerton David, furniture, Coleraine Street, h George

Fullerton George, (firm D Fullerton and Son) h George street.

Fullerton J, D. dealer in sewing machines, ete., George street.

Fullerton Miss Janet, teacher brick school house, Falkland.

Gallant Charles, boarding house, Creighton street.

(iallant Alexander, laborer, Spring street,

Gallant Mrs. J. widow, Prince Albert street.

Garvin Alexr., ship carpenter, St. Andrews.

Gias Works, James Merriman, engineer and manager, old Halifax Road,

Garry Edward, laborer, Campbell dbase

GEORGE REV. J. W,, Spring street

German Gordon, clerk, Spring strect.

German John, blacksmith, Farm street.

German William, sail maker, Spring street.

German Daniel, brick layer. Spring strect.

(Gibson Alexander, laborer, St. Andrews Street.

GELDERT D M,, board and livery stables Twining Street, house College Street.

Geldert George J., livery stables, College Street.

Geldert William, conductor, College Street.

Gillis William T., ae clerk, St. Andrews Street.

Gillis Captain John, Central house, Coleraine.

GILLIS MRS. ANNA BELLA, private boarding house, Creighton

(nilis Daniel, Creighton Street.

Gillis Daniel, farmer, Norway Farm, old aaa Road.

GILLESPIE JAMES C,, boot and shoe maker, George.

Gillespie James A. clerk, George.

GLOVER THOMAS & Co., 'dry good merchants, Water Street, house St. Andrews 'Street.

Glover Charles, Printer, South Market Street.

Glennie George, Marine Insurance agent, Ives Wharf.

Glennie William W., broker and official assignee, Water Street

Glover Mrs. J. widow, South Market Street.

Glover Miss Charlotte, booksewer, South Market Street.

GORDON J. A. (firm Dawson Gordon and Co.) h Denoon.

Gordon Mrs. Amelia, Denoon Street.

GORDON J. W,, ship chandler, Front Street, house Denoon.

'Best Stock o: of ' Bibles at J. McK. Beattie's Water § Street, Pictou, N 8.

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2 PICTOU DIRECTORY,

White, Dress and Farey Shirts at Alex, Fraser's Frovest Street New Glasgow. Gordon Alexander, mariner, Water Street. (iordon Alexander. boot and shoe maker, Water Street.

Goldsmith Mrs. widow, Spring Street. . WA (ioldsmith Miss R. B. dress maker, Spring Street. q Goodridge Allan, thariner, Creighton Street. | Gourley Joseph Howe, mariner, Water Street. a

CRANT HON. R, P, President or The Pictou Bank, Front St. (rant Miss Margaret, Church Street.

GRANT J. FISHER, dry goods merchant, Water Street, house S. end W ater Street.

Grant Mrs. J. widow, St. Andrews Street. (rant Alpin, joiner, Commercial Street.

dry goods wercht., Water Street, h Bayview, ]

old Halitux Road.

GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK, Alex. McPhail, agent. ' \' : T

(rant J. 8. boards St. Lawrence Hotel. . (rraham Capt. A. St. Andrews Street. Sha GUNN CAPT. JOHN, barbor master, house Water Street : Sac (runn Miss Hattie, te fe graph operator, Water Street. , Par Gunn Mrs. A. H. Farin Street. q Wo Gunn William, conductor, Intercolonial R. R., h St. Andrews St. Bowe yy. crunn Donald, umbrella maker, Church Street. ; var Hall Mrs. Anna, widow, Church Street, a

Hall Philip, tobacconist, Church Street. 4 Hall Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, Coleraine Street. 4 Gre

HALLIDAY THOMAS, joiner and undertaker, Farm Street, (see | advertise ment. ) 4 Halliday Joseph, joiner, Farm Street. > Halliday James, mariner, George Strevt. 4 Haley John, mariner, Denoon Street; x HAMILTON G.J. & SONS, hakers & flour dealers, Water St. | we Hamilton G, J. (firm G. J. Hamilton and Sons) Water Street. ; Hamilton Clarence (tirm G. J. Hamilton & Sons) Water Street. Hamilton H. H., (firm of G. J. Hamilton & Sons) Water Street. Hamell William, mariner, Halifax Road. Hamell Capt. Hugh, Halifax Road. Hamell J. ship carpenter, Halifax Road. Hann Henry, boards Empress Hotel, Chapel Street. Hansford John, gardener, Hill Street. 4 H ARRIS. WILLIAM, book and job printer and book binder, | Vater Street, 'h St. Andrews Street. Harris Tobn F. tobacconist, Spring Street. 4 Harris George P., grocer, Church Street. 2 Harris W. 8., clerk, Prince Street. 4 Harris T. W.. house carpenter, Spring Street. A N Harris James, Loat builder, Halifax Road. Oo

Bibles, Testaments and Psalm Bocks, at H H Henderson & Co's. New Glasgow. |

r Street.

Pt.

hail, agent,

ater Street. street.

Farm Street, (see 7

4 dealers, Water St. ©

:) Water Street.

ns) Water Street. j ms) Water Street. |

street.

r and book binder, '

n& Co's, New Glasgow. |

Street New Glasgow. :. i WATER ST., - - - -

Bank, Front St. @

ter Street, house 7

street, h Bayview, 7

h St. Andrews St. 4

PICTOU DIRECTORY. 53

- - d, FISHER GRANT,

PICTOU, N. 8. - - + - DBALER IN- - -

STAPLE AND FANE DY GOODS,

COMPRISES A COMPLETE STOCK OF

Shawls, Dress Goods, | Silk Scarfs, Sacques, Black Silks, | Frillings. Parasols, Kid Gloves, Millinery, Wool Goods, Hoisery, ' Laces, Oarpets, 'Cottons, Fringes, - - aLS0 - - -

Great varieties of other Goods, including | a Large Stock of Stlourning Gaads, always on hand.

BENS Beals) Dar ease Cloths in Great variety, Clothing, Under Clothing, Hats and Caps, Gloves, Furs, White and

Fancy Shirts, Braces, Neck Ties, Scarfs, Collars, Cuffs, Umbrellas, Trunks.

- - - AL80 - - - ta" Clothing made to Order at Shortest Notice, in all the Leading Styles.

= >CHEAP CASH STORE. >

64 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

MARI ng . ee AND LIFE

- - Agency, PICTOU, N.S.

)o(

Ce MARINE BRANCH,

Providence Washington Insurance Co., cf Providence, R. L., Incorporated A. D., 1799.

Risks taken on Hulls, Cargoes and Frieglts, at Low Rates. ) S 5 Halifax Forms of Policies issued.

CE-FIRE BRANCH." LANCASHIRE INS URANCE Co: of Manchester England, Capital £2,000.000, Sterling. Scottish Commercial Insurance Co., of Glasgow Scotland, Capital £2,000.000, Sterling.

Canada Fire and Marine Insurance (Co.,

of Hamilton, Ontario, Capital $1,000.000.

Dominion Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,

of Hamilton, Ontario, Capital $1,000.000.

&2°° Insurance effected against loss or Damage by Fire, on all

descriptions of Property in Town or Country at lowest current rates. COLIFE BRANCH.c)

Aina Life Insurance Company, of Hartford Conn.

Incorporated A. D., 1820. Commenced Lite Business in Can- ada, A. D., 1850. Low Rates. Policies Non-Forfeitable.

=

Ladies

Harri: Harri: HARE Harris Harpe

Harpe Hlatto Hatha Head Hend

jlende

Hende HEND Wende Hende Hende Hende Hende Hende Hende HEPB Hempl HERD Herdm Herdm Harritt HIGH Hickey HISL(

@ Hislop

Hislop Hislop Hislop Hislop

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Hockin Hockin

| Hockin

HOGG Hogg

Hogg N Hogg \

LIFE ency,

'ance Co., , 1799.

at Low Rates.

Zp CE Co., ), Sterling.

nce Co.,

Sterling.

irance Co., 000,

irance Co., 00.

by Fire, on all

st current rates.

pany,

usiness in (Can-

'feitable.

PiCTOU DIRECTORY. 55

Ladies and Gents Valises at Alex, 'Fraser's, Frovest Street, New G w Glasgow, X, EY

Harris J. Simpson, clerk, Water Street.

Harris Thomas, baker, Water Street.

HARRIS W. H,, High Sheriff, Church Street.

Harris George 8., Deputy Sheriff, Church Street.

Harper Mont & ( 0., auctioneers & commission merchants, South Market Street, h Church Street.

Harper Miss Jane, Harper house, h Church Street.

Hatton John, weigher of hay, Church Street.

Hathaway James B, hostler, Pictou House Wharf.

Head Miss Mary Ann, dress maker, Prince Alfred Street

Henderson A. & Son, importers and dealers in boots and shoes Water Street, h Church Street.

Hlenderson D. C., (firm A. Henderson & Son) Water Street, b Church Street.

Henderson Ewan, clerk, Church Street.

HENDERSON DANIEL, oyster saloon, Coleraine Street.

Wenderson W. B., J. P., grocer and confectioner, Water Street,

Henderson Alfré di; far mer, Water Street.

Henderson 'ions: house carpenter, Halifax Road.

Henderson Kenneth, Spring Street.

Henderson Hugh, carpenter, corner Prince and Spring Streets.

Henderson Mrs. Rebecca, widow, Margaret Street.

Henderson William, blacksmith, Elliott Street.

HEPBURN GEORGE, undertaker, Water Street. h Campbell St.

Hemple Daniel, ship carpenter, St. 'Andrews Street.

HERDMAN REV. A. W. Presbyterian Minister, Denoon St.

Herdman John R., clerk, Denoon Street.

Herdman Arthur W., clerk, Denoon Street.

Harritt William, marine slip, h St. Andrews.

HIGH SCHOOL, William H. McMillan, Principal, High Street.

Hickey James, joiner, Church Street.

HISLOP D. T., lumber and general merchant, Water Street.

Hislop James, dry goods, Water Street.

Hislop Arthur, clerk, Water Street.

Hislop Andrew, dry goods, Coleraine Street.

Hislop William, laborer, St. Andrews Street.

Hislop Samuel, Water Street.

HOCKIN & CO, dry goods merchants, Water Street.

Hockin R. (firm Hockin and Co. ) h Halifax Road.

Hockin Daniel, custus rotulorum, office Church Street, h Grove Cottage, Halifax Road.

Hockin John M. com. agent, Halifax Road.

HOGG MRS. M. A. & CO, milliners, Water Street.

Hogg Mrs. M. A., (firm of M. A. Hogg and Co.) Water Street.

Hogg Miss Sarah, (firm M. A. Hogg and Co.) Water Street.

Hogg William, Cottage Street.

Chromos a Specialty at J. McK. Beattie's Water | Strest, Pictou, N.S.

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46 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Glover, Neckties, Suspenders &c., at Alex. Frasers, Provost Street, New Glasgow.

Hogg John R. Teller Merchants Bank of Halifax, h Cottage Si

Hogg Andrew, light house keeper, Spring Street.

HOLMES HON. S, H,, barrister-at-law, Water Strcet, residence Halitax N. is. Ne

Horseman Mrs. 8. widow, Water Street. j

Horseman Miss Carrie, dress maker, Water Street.

Horne Capt. James, St. Andrews Street.

Innis Hugh, hotel keeper, Water Street.

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IRVING CHAS. T,, retired merchant, Water Street.

IVES WILLIAM & SONS merchants, Water Street. '

Ives William (firm Wm. Ive. .nd Sous) Water Street. ez( F

Ives Charles W. (iirms Wm. ives and Sons) corner Church and Haliburton Streets.

Ives D. F, (firm Wm. Ives and Sons) Water Street.

IVES GEORGE D, ary goods merchant and insurance agent. bh Spring Street. (see adv.)

Ives Mrs. Sarah, Prince Street.

IVES ARTHUR, grocer and general dealer, Water street, b Denoon Street.

Ives Henry, clerk, Prince Street.

Ives Lewis, clerk, Prince Street.

Ives John T. (estate of) Water St., Alex. C. MeDonald, manager

JACK WILLIAM station agent, railway whart, l St. Andrews Street.

Jack Peter C., assistant station agent, h St. Andrews Street. -

JENNINGS T, ary goods merchant, Water Street, h Welsford St

Jollymore Capt. James, master mariner, Welsford Street.

Johnstone Mrs. 8. M. widow, hillside house, Spring Street.

Johnstone Russell, clerk, hillside house, Spring Street. F

Johnstone George E.. book-keeper, hillside house, Spring Street. |

Johnson A. M., clerk, Water Street. ;

Johnson John, cabinet maker, St. Andrews Street.

Johnson David, St. Andrews Street.

Johnson Mrs. C. widow, old Halifax Read.

Johnson Christopher, shoe maker, old Halifax Road.

Johnson Thomas, Campbell's Tannery, Halifax Road.

Johnson George, coal trimmer, George Street.

Johnson Richard, beamster, Bark Street.

Jones Charles, laborer, Falkland Street.

Jones Studley, currier, Elliott Street.

Jones William, joiner, Victoria Street.

Kansey Michel, mariner, Welsford Street.

King James, captain, Denoon Street. *

King James, Junr., Denoon Street.

Kirsburg Augustus, mariner, Coleraine Street.

Kirslea Miss Elizabeth, Desmonds Wharf.

Ovsle

Ecoks in every Derartment, at H. H. Henderson & Co's. Near Glasgow. N.S. 7

ix, h Cottage Si ht. + Street, residence

eet.

Street. y Street. Street.

reet. insurance agent. h

, Waiter

eDonald, manager

art, lb St. Andrews

Wdvews Street.

set, h Welsford St

ord Street.

ring Street. Street.

ise, Spring Street.

eet.

Street, Kenia. F ,

'

. ner Church and 4

street, bh

PiCTOU DIRECTORY.

Oeste Fro LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS & COAL DEPOT,

ommission ferent Ve jer Aart

se Consignments & Orders Solicited <4 ard promptly attended to.

| SEASONED LUMBER AND MOULDINGS

A SPECIALTY. Purves' Wharf, Water Street, PICTOU, N.S.

jou aN A. STALKER & Co. - - Importers and Dealers in - - -

Dry 'soods, Groceries, Flour, Meal, Dried and

Pickled Fish, China, Stone and

Glassware, &c. &e. Ovleraine Street, - of 's Pictou, N. S.

M. yy HOGG & & Co.

Water Street, Didaes N.§ Ss.

~ -

A full line Se Millinery Goats always

: 'in 7 New Glasgow. NS. Stock.

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54 PICTOU DIRECTORY

| | |

DAVID LOGAN, KIRK - -~DEALER IN - - Kirkw ca ieee © Kitch lye ners Samily Ayroveri ty | LAND & lane] Lapho! GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS OF | Late FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GROWTH, | ran at Pickles, Sauces, Spices, "oie . } Lilly J SUGARS, HAMS AND BACON, | iit: Teas of all Kinds, LOGA Fine Flavored Coffees, Roasted and Ground | (2%) z ) LoRR,

on the premises. " No effort spared to secure the best ; ee and PUREST GOODS which are} tow sold at merely a LIVING profit. 4 rYAt Orders from abroad and Family Trade ; ree carefully supplied. ; En ) McArt ) McCab FRUITS AND VEGETABLES }x<=:: | McCaf Received Weekly by | Mca STEAMERS BOSTON [ior during their Season. Bes Water Street, Pictou, N.S. bos P

AN,

paceries, | ¢ a

ITS OF ROWTH,

es,

BACON,

I

and Ground

> the best hich are profit.

mily Trade

TABLES

dy OSTON n.

N.S.

Pile

S455

PICTOU DIRECTORY. AY Superior Pilots and Beavers at Alex. Fraser's, Provost Street, New Glasgow. KIRKWOOD HENRY, M. D. Physician, corner Church and Ceo Streets, Kirkwood E, clerk, corner Church and George Streets. Kitchin David, proprietor Rivor John stage, h Water Street. Kitchin Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, School Street. LANDRY W. LAURENCE, hair dresser, " What Cheer House", Vater Street. Lane ftdmiticn sea-view cottage, Denoon Street. Lapholder John, mariner, St. Andrews Street. Latters John, fisherman, St. Andrews Street. Latters Thomas, fisherman, Carroll's Lane. Laurilliard R. N., book binder, Coleraine Street. Leslie Daniel, stavedore, Water Street. LITTLE HUGH R,, student-at-law, Water Street. Little Samuel, mariner, St. Andrews Street. Little Arthur, printer, St. Andrews Street. Lilly James, sail maker, Farm Street. Lilly Aviline, sail maker, St. Andrews Street. LOGAN JOHN, Logan's Tannery near Pictou. LOGAN DAVID, importer of and dealer in groceries teas, dried & green truit, spices, &e., Water Street, h ( Chureh Street. Logan Alexander, farmer, Irvings Street. Logan Dougal, fisherman, Dawson Street. LORRAIN W, J, lumber, coal and general mercht., Purves' Wharf, h School Street, (see adv.) Love Robert, stone cutter, Spring Street. Lowden Henry B. farmer, Denoon Street. Lowden James F. farmer, Denoon Street. Lowden John, clerk, Denoon Street. Lowden Henry M., grocer, St. Andrews Street.

> LYALL GEORGE, accountant and confidential clerk, Doull

and Co. , Spring Street.

° Lynch Mrs. Ann, widow, St. Andrews Street.

Lynch Mrs. Bridget, widow, College Street.

* Lynch Nicholas, mariner, St. Andrew. ) McArthur Alexander, teacher high school, h Spring Street. > McCabe George, carriage maker, Water Street.

McEachern Alexr., foundry, St. Andrews. McCaffrey Miss Ellen, dress maker, Church Street. McCaffrey Miss R., dress maker, Church. McCailum Mrs. Jane, widow, Church Street.

} McCarville Thomas, printer, Twining Street, | McCarville Michel, foundry, Twining Street.

McClure Joseph, blacksmith, Spring 'Street.

) McCuish D. boarding house, Creighton Street.

McConnell Thomas, Bark Street. Perforated Goods at J. Met McK. Beattie's Water Street, Pictou, N. §.

60 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

i] oye -sepas epee s NS ee ae _

Best fit in the Province Guaranteed at at Alex, t. Fracer' , 'Provost | Street, WN. Ne

McCoul Thomas, waterman, Commercial Street, McCulloch D. retired customs ofticer, old Halifax Road. " McCurdy R. C,, photographer, George street, h Coleraine street. | MACDONALD CHAS, D,, barrister-at-law, Water Street. q McDonald Angus, engineer, "Denoon Street. McDonald Nelson, clerk, Church Street. McDonald James, printer, Church Street. McDONALD J, S. & CO, grocers and general dealers, Front St. ' McDonald John §S. (firm J. 8. McDonald and Co.) Front Street. McDonald Daniel, collector of customs, h College Street. McDONALD & RUSSELL, blacksmiths, Creighton Street. McDonald Daniel, (firm McDonald and Russel) h George Street. | MeDonald Alexander, blacksmith, Church Street. # UN McDonald Daniel, marble and stone cutter, Church Street. a

McDONALD JOHN R. & CO,, grocers and general dealers, Market

Square, h Water Street. " M:DONALD ANGUS, flour dealer, Market Square, h Church St. i McDonald John and Son, carriage builders, Water Street. ' McDonald John W. blacksmith, Water Street. 4 {| McDonald Alexander, (firm John McDonald and Son) Water

Street. McDonald John P. tailor, Water Street, h School Street. McDonald Charles, grocer, Water Street. McDonald Daniel, joiner, Falkland Street. McDonald Capt. James, Church Street. q Pl

at

McDONALD JOHN D., J. P., Falkland Street. McDONALD JOHN G., boot 'and' shoe maker, Church Street. ;

McDonald James, tailor, Church Street. f McDonald William, truckman, Church Street. J McDonald John (firm E. McKenzie and Co.) Battery Hill. McDonald Malcolm, Church Street. j an McDonald Allan, ship carpenter, Church Street. McDonald Daniel, stone mason, Church Street. McDonald John, stone mason, Church Street. McDonald Mrs. C. Church Street. i A McDonald John, boarding house, Creighton Street. McDcnald Neil, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street. | McDonald Alexander, Creighton Street. W ft McDonald Alexander R., Creighton Street. McDonald Michael, laborer, George Street. Meet McDonald Mrs, Margaret, widow, George Street. ; if McDonald Mrs. Annie, George Street.

McDONALD A. 8, & CO., joiners and undertakers, Church St.

(see advt. ) McDonald Captain A., Chapel Street. ; ; W McDonald Alexander, blacksmith, Chapel Street. '

Blank books at low prices at H. H. Henderson. & Co's. New Glasgow. WN. 8.

rovost Street, N. G

nx Road. Coleraine street. Vater Street.

dealers, Front St. 'o.) Front Street. re Street.

'ighton Street.

h George Street.

arch Street.

ite h Chureh St. ter Street.

ol Street.

hurch Street.

tery Hill.

et. rhton Street.

kers, Church St.

Now Glasgow. ¥. g.

and Son) Water ;

PICTOU DIRECTORY.

74 - lB ty 'Y n wi

2 , % ~_ > rawp') ', - any - da | =e yal ay WZNY.

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A. §. McDONALD & Co.

| UNDERTAKERS, - - - SHURGH Sr,

al dealers, Market 4

Manufacturers and Dealers in all Kinds of

| Coffins and Caskets,

SILVER PLATED COFFIN HANDLES,

Plates, Studs &c. Burial Robes, Habits, LININGS, LADIES CAPS,

and all Descriptions of Undertakers Supplies.

- - ALSO > - -

A FIRST-CLASS HEARSE.

We claim to have as Good and com- plete a Stock as can be found in the Province, and at prices

WHICH DEFY COMPETITION.

PICTOU, N. S.

PICTOU DIRECTORY. : Gents fo > VcDon > MeDon 2 Ale Don B MeDou a VeDon ® MeDon MicDon q Vie Don a VieDon A MeDon - - _ "a ~ apie = ye a = 3 VeDon CAIDAS) © oe @ Cs We AO) AD O19, : yA CAI McDon > VMeDon St. Lawrence Hotel Building, Front St. Pictou, N.S. 4 ae: S MeDon MeDon

Aruggis antl Apothecary. | ios

'IMPORTER AND DEALER IN@>-' @ MeDon 8 MeDon

PURE BRITISH S FOREIGN DRUGS, | 8

S MceDon

CHEMICALS, PATENT 'MEDICINES, Dye STUFFS. B McDon ® MecDou

t_CaF¥IRST-CLASS STOCK OF % McDou

EZ English Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes, Toilet RB | sa

R@ Articles. Lubin's, Atkinson's, Cleaver's, Rimmel's, Sy MeFarl &2 and other Choice Perfumes and Preparations. "jy % MeFarl 4 McFarl

cna . aa | Bray » McFar!l ' > McFar! PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS = 3 xcci ® re M 2 } res And Family Receipts © Motre. Carefully compounded at any hour of the day or night, under (| MeCre; the supervision of the Principal, and only medicines of bh McInni

b . « 4 Me ; undoubted purity are used in compounding. 4 sta

j McInte McInto

GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS. | en - HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES, : om

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-

oo teers

ictou, N.S.

thecarn.

- _

"J

VDRLGS, ve STUFFS.

ws)

shes, Toilet "# {immel's, ations. "S - ¥

PTIONS

or night, under medicines of unding.

R SEEDS. INES,

PICTOU DIKECTORY, 63

» Gents fornishings of all kinds & styles at Alex. Frasers, Provost Street, NW. @.

9 McDonald Norman, ship carper.ter, St. Andrews Street,

MeDonald John, rigger, Welsford Street.

\LeDonald James, ship carpenter, Denoon Street, MeDonald George, house carpenter, Denoon Street. WeDonald Mrs. Jessie, widow, Union House, Front Street. MeDonald Capt. Alexander ©., Irvings Wharf,

MieDonald (apt Daniel, Coleraine Street,

WViecDonuald AM... Denoon Street.

MeDonald Abraham, foreman Campbell's Tannery, Elliott Street. Me Donald George, currier, Elliott Street.

VeDonald Alexander, milkman, Halifax Road.

McDonald Allan, ship carpenter, Commercial Street. McDonald Colin. carpenter, Commercial Street.

MeDonald James, tailor, Spring Street,

MeDonald John, farmer, Halifax Road.

'eDouald Mrs. Margaret, widow. Spring Street. McDonald Angus, pilot, Falkland Street.

WeDonald Donald, ship carpenter, Battery Hill. MeDonald Colin R., engineer, Ross Street.

MeDonald Colin, house carpenter, Somers Place.

MeDonald Capt. Daniel, near Grant Street.

MeDonald Alexr., ship calker, near Grant Street, McDonald Peter, ship calker, near Grant Street. McDONALD REV, FATHER, William strect, MeDonald James D., tailor, Spring Street.

McDonald James R., tailor, Wellington Street.

McDonald Alex. C., manager J. T. Ives estate, Water Street. McDougall Angus, shoe maker, George Street.

McDougall John, quarryman, George Street.

McDougall L., laborer, Si. Andrews Street.

McEachern Douglas, marine slip, Yorston's Wharf. McFarlane Miss E. J., tailoress, Church Street.

McFarlane John, cooper, Farm Street.

McFarlane John, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street.

* McFarlane Allan, laborer, Welsford Street.

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McFarlane David H., engineer, Grant Street. MecGillivry Miss Margaret, grocer, Coleraine Street. McGregor Murdoch, saddler, North Street.

McGregor Lemuel, laborer, Hill Street.

McGregor Capt. Malcolm, farmer, Halifax Road. McInnis Angus, boot and shoe maker, Creighton Street. McInnis Alex., clerk, Water Street.

+) MeIntosh James, wheelwright, George Street.

McIntosh Alexander, wheelwright, George Street,

f McIntosh William, master mariner, George Street. + McIntosh Finley, Kempt Street.

- _ - - - - ..

- Gold Pens and Pencils at J. McK. Beattle's Water Street, Pictou, MS

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64 PICTOU DIRECTORY. Alex. Fracon, Fashionable Tailor, Provost Street, New Glasgow, N. S

Melsaae Archibald, laborer, Commercial Street.

Melsane R., boot and shoe maker, George Street,

Melsaue John, shoe maker, Denoon Street.

Melver Mrs, Johanna, Spring Street.

Melver Robert, engineer, Spring Street.

Melver Mrs. James, widow, Palmerston Street.

Melver Robert, laborer, Palmerston Street.

Melver Patrick, mariner, Palmerston Street.

MeKaighen Miss Mary, washerwoman, Spring Street.

MeKay Angus shoe maker, Spring Street,

MeKay Mrs. Johanna, widow, Church Street.

McKay Alexr. Howard, B, A, Principal of Pictou Academy, hill side house, Spring Street.

MeKay John, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street.

Vik Kay Neil, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street.

McKay Charles D., woodworker, Spring Street.

McKay Mrs. W. L., Old Halifax Road.

McKay J. J., clerk, hoards Union House, Front street..

McKay Miss C., straw worker, Spring Street.

McKaracher Angus, blacksmith, St. Andrews Street.

MeKaracher, Fred, blacksmith, St. Andrews Street.

McKEAN DAVID W,, County Treasurer, office Church street,

h Campbell street. McKEAN ADAM & SONS, architects and builders, Chipman St, (see ad vt.) McKean Adam (firm Adam McKean and Sons,) Falkland Street. McKean Albert, (firm A. McKean and Sons,) Falkland Street. McKEAN HOWARD, steam fitter and plumber, Falkland street. MeKean Melville, Falkland Street. McKean John, post office clerk, Falkland Street. McKean Mrs. E., Water Street. McKeen J., accountant The Pictou Bank, h James Street. McKenua Daniel, Prince Albert Street. McKenna Mrs. A., widow, Church Street. McKENZIE BROS., photographers, Water street. McKenzie Murduch, (firm McKenzie Bros.,) Water Street. McKenzie Horatio, (firm McKenzie Bros.,) Water Street.

McKENZIE CHARLES, fresco painter, Water street, McKENZIE PETER, grocer, Front street.

MeKenzie Daniel, mariner, spring street.

McKENZIE ALEX,, oyster saloon, Front street.

McKenzie Geo. A., clerk, St. Lawrence Hotel. McKenzie Colin, confectioner, Front Street.

McKENZIE KENNETH J,, druggist, Front street.

McKenzie Hugh D., agent Intercolonial Coal Co., Twining Street.

Wrapping paper, Paper bags & Twine at H H Henderson & Co's. New Glasgow

halt tea

.

aan SEU lt pace RE eS ee meget

and

ow Glasgow, N. S

Street.

'tou Academy, hill

rhton Street, hton Street, t.

nt street,. Street.

treet, lice Church street,

ders, Chipman St.

.) Falkland Street. 7

Falkland Street, r, Falkland street.

at.

umes Street. et.

Jater Street.

ater Street. street.

, street. o., Twining Street.

& Co's. New Glasgow

PICTOU DIRECTORY. Hh

VISITORS TO PICTOU

Should not fail to visit the

Jhatograph Gallery, see OB IS ae

Wp LEO ZCE Wiunos,,

and either secure a perfect representa- tion of themselves, or inspect the assortment of Photographs, Cabinets, etc., on hand. SAO RE

| Having one of the best appointed Gall- ) eries in the Province, and every conven- } ience, McKENZIE Bros., solicit the con- } tinued Patronage of the people of Pictou

County, and guarantee satisfactory work ' in the production of

| Photographs, Cabinets,

i - Etc., | SSS

Enlarged fs diy from Photograpne or | eaeuy nee no difference if old or

faded e by an improved modern process, and cheaply.

|

i _

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FRAMES | ON HAND.

Gallery and Sindio, - - Rs Street, Pictou, N. S.

56 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

FRED. MACLENNAN.

MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF

very Decitin of Sheet eon & fin {fore

= ALWAYS ON HAND >

NTOVEPIPE, COAL MODS, SHOVELS,

A Specialty Made of latest Improved

ry

ey SS

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Nene pny er ace DUO YESe

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Al 1)

STOVES. *SHAOLS

r

CNPLEWWELLIMG ST JOHR

PLAIN, GALVANIZED, TINNED AND ENAMELED

HOLLO W=W gS" Plain, Stamped, Japanned and Polished Tinware. * Re Always Guaranteed Satisfaction. Jobbing, "© g 2 Repairing, Gas-fitting, Plumbing, Tinsmithing. "& Re KITCHEN FURNISHINGS. &g Cash paid for Calf Skins and Sheep Skins.

Water Street, - - Pictou, N.S.

Best,

Mel Mcl

Mck Mel Mc McK Meck Mel McK Mcl McK McK McK McK McK' McK' McK McK McK McK McK McK MeK\ Mek Meck: McK McK McK McK McK McK McK McK McK Mck Meck Mel Mcl Mel Mcl Mcl Mc] Me] Mc! Mc!

PICTOU DIRECTORY. 67

Best English and Canadian Tweeds at Alex. Fraser's, Provost Street, N. G.

McKenzie W. F., St. Lawrence Hotel. McKenzie Norman R., dealer in fancy goods and stationery, Front Street. McKENZIE RODERICK, J. P., retired merchant, Water St. McKenzie Miss Flora 4., dress maker, Church Street. McKenzie William, farmer, St. Andrews Street. McKenzie Alexander, clerk, corner Church and Haliburton Sts. McKenzie Alexander, painter, Water Street. McKenzie Mrs. E., dealer in small ware, Halifax Roads. McKenzie John D., boarding house, Church Street. McKenzie Edward and Co., grocers &c., Church Street. McKenzie John, Mariner, Coleraine Street. McKenzie Capt. Kenneth, Creighton Street. McKenzie Miss M., mantle maker, Kempt Street. McKenzie Mrs. Jane, widow, Halifax Road. McKenzie Mrs. Margaret J., widow, Cottage Street. McKenzie Capt. Hector, Denoon Street. McKenzie Capt. Alexander, Cottage Street. McKenzie William, house carpenter, Spring Street. McKenzie William A., farmer. seaforth near Pictou. McKenzie George, laborer, College Street. McKenzie George J., M. D. Physician, Spring Street. McKeil Alexander, ship carpenter, Denoon Street. McEwan Patrick, laborer, Hill Street. McEwan John, laborer, Bark Street. McEwan Alexander, engineer, Bark Street. McEwan James, Campbell's tannery, Spring Street. McKinnon Mrs. Jane, widow, Front Street. McKinnon James, house carpenter, Front Street. McKinnon Norman, blacksmith, Chapel Street. McKinnon Hector, ship carpenter, Denoon Street. McKinnon Mrs. Miza, widow, Front Street. McKinnon Angus, coal trimmer, Paimerston Street. McKinnon Hector, ship calker, corner Irving and Union Street. McKIN LAY JOHN, barrister-at-law, Cottage street. McKinlay John, Halifax Road. McKnight Joseph, Spring Street. :D McLaren William, furniture dealer, Water Street. McLaren William, clerk, Spring Street. ee Mclaren Miss E., Spring Street. McLaren George, cabinet maker, Falkland Street. ik McLaughlan Peter, Spring Street. My ) McLean Mrs. G., milliner, Water Street. i McLean Morris, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street. i): McLean Daniel, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street. i McLean John, boards Temperance Hotel, Creighton Street pe

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PICTOU DIRECTORY,

te)

Fine English Worsted Goods at Alex. Fraser's, Provost 'Street, New Glasgow.

MeLean Capt. Alexander, master mariner, Taylor strect. 4

McLean Mrs. Mary, teacher, Chu ch Street, h Front Street. 4 sé

MeLean James, bookseller and stationer, Water Street h Elliott oe Street.

MeLean Miss Grace, clerk, Wate: Street.

MeLean John, mariner, Coleraine Street.

MeLean William, laborer, Prince Albert Street.

MeLean Duncan, laborer, Ross' Wharf.

MelLean Hector, laborer, James 'eet,

McLellan Robert, classical teacher Pictou Academy, h old Hali fax Road.

MeLellan W. E., teacher Pictou Academy, hillside house, Spring

Street. } McLellan Miss Nancy, tailoress, Church Street, g G McLellan Miss Nellie, tailoress, Church Street. MeLeilan Miss M., tailoress, Church Street. VMeLellan Daniel, boards Te smperance Hotel, Creighton Street. OYS1

MACLENNAN FRED, dealer in stoves, tin and hardware, Water

street, h Se ool street. J McLENNAN JAMES PURVES, J. P., Falkland street. a MeLennan R. P., tinsmith, Falkland Street. MH Me % nan James P., florist, Fallland.

MeLeod Miss Mary, dress maker, Water Street. i od David journeyman saddler, Water Street.

\ML-Leod Miss M: argaret, Coleraine Sivest, ely Lt

ol John S., boards Central House, Colersine Street. od Angus, cooper, Creighton Sireet.

MeLeod George, tailor, Creighton Street.

MeLood Capt. C. HL., Hill Street.

McLeod George, bla sceiith, Chapel Street.

McLEOD JOHN D,, barrister-at-law, Water street, h Spring St. McMaster Alexr., laborer, St. Andrews street. \ McMaster John, labore r, St. Andrews street. q MeMaster William, stevedore, Spring street. | La McMILLAN HECTOR, blacksmith, Creighton street, l Chapel st. § MeMillan He-stor, junr., blacksmith, Creighton street, h Chapel

street. MeMillan Malcolm, house carpenter, Chapel street. T ] MeMillan Joha J., telegraph operater, Chapel street. | (\| McMillan Alexr., blacksinith and boiler maker, Chapel street. } MeMillan D. A., grocer, market square, h Water street, McMILLAN JOHN, M. D, Physician, Water street, h George street.

MeMillan W. H., principal high school, Denoon street. 2 € McNamara James, cooper, Denoon street. ! MeNaught Andrew, painter, Halifax Road.

all you want in the stationery line at H H Henderson & Co's. New ¢ Glasgow.

et, New Glasgow.

strect. mt Street. Street h Klhiott

ly, h old Hali

e house, Spring

hton Street. brddware, Water

reet,

e Street.

t, h Spring St.

t, h Chapel st. reet, h Chapel

et.

iapel street. treet,

treet, h George

treet.

js New Glager.

PICTOU DIRECTORY,

me a FRONT 5

oe he a) BZ

noel _ "

an

- Rees press *

"DEALER IN ">

i ters, Soi le ter, finger Ae

Ginger Beer and Seltzer Waters.

| OYSTERS SERVED IN EVERY STYLE.

- < - - a - -

Water BSt..,

| MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS,

MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.

eos Cases

Latest Styles & Good Fits Guaranteed.

CX AP RBar o> rs

YOUNG LADIES SEWING SCHOOL

= TAUGHT

- - Pictou, N. 8.

BY 2 -

PICTOU DIRECTORY.

THOMAS HALLIDAY, HOUSE CARPENTER & UNDERTAKER,

FARM STREET, PICTOU, N.S.

Ah ae aes III.

Keeps on hand a large assortment of

COFFINS AND CASKETS. |

2 Funerals attended to in Town and Country on the J E2 nest reasonable terms. Mark the address 2 Farm St., between Church and shin Sts. "jj

EDM UN D WATT,

TRUNK AND HARNESS MAKER.

'Teain and Carriage Harness always on hand and Made to order.

Carriage Trimming and Upholstery.

REL PEAS - ecECranks, VCalises aud Satchels Ho Market 1 ee le Pictou.

"McDONALD & RUSSELL, IRON KNEE MANUFACTURERS,

- ~AND~ - SHIP-SM i fg os CRICHTON STREET, - - - PICTOU, N. 8.

DAW. McDONALD. APs 'DAVID RUSSELL. "Hy

{2 Galvanized Block Straps, Clews, Thimbles and Hanks "@Y kept in stock.

) Set Bre

McNeil

@ McNeil

MeNeil

© McNeil > McNeil 5 McNeil

McNeil

9 McPhail | McPHA McPhail

Undertaking attended to in all its Branches |

McPhee

MecPhers McPhers McPhers MePhers

5 McQuarr

McQuarr MeQuarr

® McQuarr

Me Vicar

=» Macumb © Madigan | Madigan

Maguire

Mainland MALMR Martin &. Marshall Marshall

5 MASON

Mathesen

Matheson | Meagher. © Meagher

Meagher

» Meagher

Meagher

© Meagher ' > Meagher . ® Meagher .

Meagher |

HMERCHA

Velt

VAY, RTAKER, |

, N.S.

SS

}

's Branches

of BETS. ry onthe "¥ ddress "J (Sts. "3

' Tr, MAKER. Made to order.

olstery. chels. Soe

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L, URERS,

TOU, N. 8. nd Hanks @g

PICTOU DIRECTORY. 71

Best Broad-cloth & Desking at Alex. Fraser' % Provost Street, New Glasgow.

McNeil Mrs. Mary, widow, commercial street,

McNeil Michael, miller, church street.

McNeil Angus P., carpenter and builder, Dwyer & Co's. Wharf, h George street.

McNeil Hugh, ship carpenter, Ross street.

McNeil Frederick, house carpenter, Ross street.

McNeil Alexr., clerk, Ross street.

McNeil Mrs. laaleila, washerwoman, Ross' Wharf

McNeil Malcolm, ship carpenter, Falkland s:reet.

McPhail Alexander, Water street.

3 McPHAIL EDMUND, post master, Water strect.

MePhail Capt. John, m ister mariner, Welsford street. McPhee Mrs. Ann, Alma House, Creighton street. MePherson James, customs tidewaiter, h Fisher Grant. McPherson Daniel, laborer, Hill street.

McPherson Mrs. Joseph, old Haluix Road.

McPherson Miss Catherine, dress maker, church street. McQuarrie Mrs. Jessie, widow, Coleraine street. McQuarrie Mrs. Nancy, St. Andrews street. McQuarrie Miss Ellen, tailoress, Elliott street. McQuarrie Miss Margaret, tailoress, Church street. McVicar John, Church street.

Macumb Joseph, master mason, Elliott street. Madigan James, mi "ner, Chapel street.

Madigan Mrs. B., widow, Chapel street.

Maguire Miss Ellen, tailoress, Church street.

Mainland Mrs. C., grocer anl general dealer, Front street. MALMROS OSCAR, United States Consul, Water street. Martin Mrs. C., dress * maker, Water street.

Marshall James and Son, meat market, market street.

Marshall D. A., (firm Jas. Marshall and Son) Church street. MASONIC HALL, Front street.

Matheson D., Prothonotary and Clerk of Peace, Water street. Matheson RK. McK., Deputy Clerk of Peace, Water street. Meagher and Doherty, meat market, Front street.

Meagher Wallace, (firm Meagher and Doberty,) Front. street.

Meagher Herbert, meat Market, Front street, boards St. Law- rence Hotel.

Meagher Daniel, truckman, Farm street.

Meagher Thomas, board and livery stables, south market street, h Prince street.

Meagher Thomas, Junr., Prince street.

> Meagher John, Junr., trader, Water street.

Meagher John, farmer, Water street.

Meagher Miss Hannah, Water street.

PMERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAX, Win. Ivos agont, Wator st

'Velvet Frames, at J. Mon. 'Beattie' 8 Water Street, Picton, N. 8

72 PrCTOU DIRECTORY.

- Best American 3 ats gand Caps, a at Alex. Fraser's, Provost, Street, X. G

Merriman Mrs. Helen, widow, old Halifax Road, Merriman James D., manager Gas Works, old Halifax Road. Hi

METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA, Kev. J. G. Angwin,

y astor. 'ab Meynell William, teller The Pictou Bank, Water street. | Meikle James, baker, spring street. 4 mul

ie Mills William, laborer, Irving street.

; Mills W. N., watchmaker, Water street.

j Mills Norman J'., bookbinder, Water street. Miller Thomas, wood turner, Church street. " Stov

Mitchell Andrew, machinist, Coleraine street. Morrison Mrs. Alexander, widow, Kempt street.

& ¥. Map

MORRISON MALCOLM, St. Lawrence Hotel, Front. street. Compo Morrison J. W., marble voutter r, St. Andrews street, h Denoon st. Rude ) Morrison Miss !sabella, dress maker, Kempt street. CeS, TP Morrison William, mason, spring street. Bol a Mulig H R.. coppersmith, Creighton street m Cabin Munro James, watchman, St. Andrews street. i ges

MUNRO JAMES, brass founder and tinsmith, south market, house B Hasps,

Spring 'stre et. q Water Munro Robert, brass founder and tinsmith, Spring street. ets, I Manro Edward A., brass founder and tinsmith, Spring street. fs and ©

Munro Hugh, sail maker, Denoon street. OG

Muno William, pilot, Creighton street.

Munro Mrs. E., widow, George street. No

Munro Mrs. Jane, widow, Front street.

Munro Mrs. J., widow, Front street.

Munro Donald, blacksmith, Spring street.

Munro Daniel, mariner, Front street.

Munro John, sail maker, Front street.

Munro John, clerk, St. Andrews street. '

Munro Capt. W. C., master mariner, Spring street. DA

Munro © nae Daniel, muster mariner, Welsford street.

Murray A. N., grocer, Denoon street. q

MURRAY D, N. "& CO,, saddle, trunk, and harness manufacturers, . Market Square, p

Murray D. N., (firm D. N. Murray and Co.) market square. F

Murray Alexander, market square. kept

Murray Robert, clerk, St. Andrews street. th

Murray Duncan, telegraph repairer, Elliott street.

Murray Milton, clerk, Water street.

Murray Robert, clerk, Church street.

Marray Miss Bella, dress maker, Church street, : Bos' Murray Alexander, stone mason, St. Andrews street. Murray Mrs. Nancy, widow, Spring street. C

Murray Miss Margaret, Halifax Road.

I, H. Henderson & Co., Booksellers & Stationers, Provost Street, New Glasgow.

ost Street, N. G.

1, Jalifax Road.

toi Pan? Angwin,

r street.

ont street. et, h Denoon st. st.

th market, house §

g street. pring street.

be 'eet.

manufacturers, |

cet square,

eet, New Glasgow.

sedis

( ainpoaittoty|| | Rudder Bra-

PICTOU DIRECTORY.

JAMES 'MUNRO,

BRASS FOUNDER,

( in fit, { oper, Sheet froin {unter

onan _E DEALER IN@S>- -

ooking Ranges, - - G

ces, Butt |

Bolts,

ges and |

Hasps, Ships | 1 Water Clos- | ets, Lead and Copper

Soar

1} Cabin Hin- |

= .

& Kept ¢ 'onstantly on hand. S| NSE wNO. 4, South Market Bt, Figtou, N B.

rates &¢. eS

F

| Sc uppers, and all hinds

¢f Ships'

| Furnishings. | A general || Assortment

of

Tin-ware

and Stove Pipe

COLERAINE OYSTER SALOON,

oP RIENOD~2->

DANIEL HENDERSON, PROPRIETOR.

FRESH OYSTERS

kept constantly on hand, and Served in

the Latest ttyles at Shortest Notice.

- TS ALSO ry

Boston Baked Beans and Brown Bread.

One Door North of Revere House, Coleraine St., Pictou, N. S.

J

fhe one i alk Vahipe

74 PiCTCU DIRECTORY.

Kf ©) I; I Vs, Murray ¥ © - WV e ; Murra Py @) Murdo

eo ace

Murdo

' Murdo

fancy yy aint St iptle th 1 ool iy fp Ment Murph

Murdo

MLL LINERY, GENTS FURNISHINGS &C. NARR/

W (SS STREET, - - PICTOU, N.S. Nelson "eae NOON

A full stoc: of Over-coatings, Tweeds, Fancy Coatings,

Vestings and Trowserings, Black Superfine and Doe Noonat ee Thita = A] hs | A ea ES ae 2

Skins, W hite, Oxford, Flannel and Twe ed Shirts, Noonan

Scarfs, Ties, Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, O' Brier

and Hosiery, all the Latest Styles in English, American and O'Briet Canadian Hats and Caps, with all the other Goods generally

found in a First-Class Store. Opn E

GENTS CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. ORAN(

GEORGE HEPBURN, a Soiner, Af arpenter wud {il udertaker,

PATTE HAS ON HAND AND CAN MAKE TO ORDER Patters

SUPERIOR CLOTH COVERED COFFINS. ff Patter

PAULI

Paulin

Paulin

Payne

Pero Ji

Pictou

Pitts A

td ete POPE Haying visited the i fs Craig Establishments of Pope V New York, Philadelphia and Boston, he is satisfied of knowing Porteo as much in this line of business as any one resident here. Potting Has on hand also, and will Make to Order, Wardrobes, Potting

Bureaus, Book Cases, T :bles, Doors, Sashes, &c. oe 2 Place ot Business at present, Mrs. Cassidy's Shop. "Gy JX

roils;

&C,

IN. S

'oatings, Doe

rts,

loves,

can and generally

RDER.

taker, ER

FINS.

1ents of knowing re.

rdrobes,

p. "€3

PICTOU DIRECTORY

Ready Made Clothing and Rubber Coats at Alex. Fraser' s, Provost Street, N. G.

Murray Daniel, student Pictou Academy, Church street,

Murray Miss Isabella, Church street.

Murdoch John, meat market, Coleraine street.

Murdoch James, blacksmith, Ives Wharf, h Spring street.

Murdoch Arthur, blacksmith, Spring street.

Murdoch Mrs. Flora, Church street.

Murdoch R. C., customs tidewaiter, Coleraine street.

Murdoch Thomas, blacksmith, St. Andrews street.

Murdoch Robert, Chelsea House, South Market street.

Murphey Mrs. M. A., widow, St. Andrews street.

Murdoch David, ho sy rt bie William street.

NARRAWAY H. R., J. P., brass founder and plumber, South

Market street, h Chipman street.

Nelson (¢ tharles, laborer, Dawson street.

NOONAN & DAVIES, ship brokers and commission merchants, Front street.

Noonan J. R. (firm Noonan & Davies), h Front st.set

Noonan W. H. (firm Noonan & Davies), Front s*reet.

O'Brien John, clerk, Church street.

O'Brien John, mariner, Commercial street.

ODD FELLOWS HALL, Water Street.

OLIVER _W,, Dey Goods Merchant, Water street.

O'Neil Miss Kate, tailoress, market square,

ORANGE HALL, South Market Street.

O'Toole an 'plasterer, Denoon street.

Pace Mark T., baggage master, I. C. R., Water street.

Page Capt. Jame +s, master mariner, George street.

PATTERSON A. J,, grocer and tobacco manufacturer, Water street, house Spring street.

Patterson James, customs clerk, Falkland street.

Patterson John, printer, Falkland street.

Patterson Miss Adelaide, dress maker, Church street.

Patterson Robert, old Halifax Road.

PAULIN JAMES T,, expressman, Church street.

Paulin John, farmer, Halifax Road.

Paulin John, ship carpenter, Halifax Road.

Payne Samuel, mariner, St. Andrews street.

Pero John, ship carpenter, St. Andrews street.

Pictou Mechanics Institute Savings Bank, Ives' Wharf, Wm. W. Glennie, cashier.

Pitts Alexander, mariner, Iryings Wharf.

POPE ROBERT H,, manager Union Store, Church street.

Pope William H., meat market, Church street, h Elliott street.

Porteous T. M., Church street.

Pottinger William R., cooper, Ross' Wharf.

Pottinger John W., cooper, Ross' Wharf.

J. McK. Beattie, Beckseller and Stationer, Water Street Picton, N. 8

76 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Winter and Summer Overcoating at Alex, Fraser' 7 Provost Street, nN. 4.

POST OFFICE, E. MePhail, post master, Water street.

POWER DAVID F., Ecditor Colonial Standard, Welsford street.

Power William, house carpenter, St. Andrews street.

POWER M., boot and shoe mi aker, Water street

Power Richard, boot and shoe maker, Water street,

Primrose Brothers, merchants, commission and Banking, Water street,

Primrose Clarence, (firm Primrose Bros.) Terrace Cottage, St. Andrews street.

Primrose Howard, (firm Primrose Bros.) Water street.

Primrose James, Terrace Cottage, St. Andrews street.

Primrose James, Junr., Terrace Cottage, St. Andrews street,

Primrose Alexander, clerk Bank of N. S., Water street.

Primrose Mrs. E., widow, Prince street.

PRINGLE JOHN, J. P,, merchant tailor, South Market, house Chureh atreet,

Pringle George Adam, tailor, Church street.

Pringle John Junr., tailor, Church street.

PRINCE STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev.

Donald, Pastor, Prince street.

PRINCE STREET HALL, Prince street

PURNELL J, T,, tailor, Ke 'mp street.

RAILWAY STATION.

RAILWAY MARINE.

Rae William, yeoman, Hill Street.

REID THOMAS, hair dresser, Coleraine street.

Reid Thomas, mariner, Coleraine street.

Reid Mrs. C., Coleraine street.

Reid James R., blacksmith, Prince street.

Reid Archibald, laborer, St. Andrews,

Reid James, plasterer, Front street.

Reid John, machinist, south market street.

Registry Office, John Ferguson registrar, Church street.

Rich Mrs., Margaret, widow, Church street.

Rice James, dealer in small wares and boarding house, Creighton street.

Reily John, boat-owner, Falkland street

Reily John, shoe m: aker, Falkland street,

Roach Thomas, tobacconist, Cottage street.

Roach Nicholas, tobacconist, Spring street.

Roach James, tobacconist, Twining street.

Roach William, house carpenter, Spring street.

ROBINSON C. B,, Western Union Telegraph Office, Water St.,

h old Halifax Road. Robertson Miss Eliza, Water street. Robson George, laborer, Front. street.

Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags & Twine at HE HH Henderson & Co's. N New Glasgow-

PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Street, N. G.

= % % . es ' s Sh ™ SY df

Merchant Cailors,

South Market St., Pictou, N.S.

- _ PP pets te - ma

a = - S mes 1 GENTS iNET ui = ONDER "Rev. W. in the Latest cei and on the "AER aivind ae Durability 4F ombined with regan Creighton

SSS

ENGLISH & AMERICAN FASHIONS

RECEIVED MONTELY.

'ater St.,

| Aflean

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

78 PICTOU DIRECTORY.

WATCHES, cus, JEWELLERY.

ee

WILLIAM ROSS, {Watchmaker and Bfeweller,

- : Lose ) Water Street, ° 2 Pictou, N. 8. ' Russell Russell

a re en

SEES SS | Russell Ryan J ST. JA

SOLID SILVER AND PS

Scott A

Silva Ji

Sim Jai

ELEGTRO-PLATE WARE } Simpso! § Simps

4 Sim pso:

SPHCT ACLES Sim pso

y S51 psol

Sinclair

4 Shea Ji

FANCY GooDSs, | =: : 9 Shea T!

: Shea M

&C. ® &c. =e

PICTOU DIRECTORY, 79

Colored and Fancy Shirtsat Alex. Fraser's, Provost Street, New Glasgow,

Revere House. Charles L. Rood proprietor, Coleraine street, Rodgers Mrs. Eliza, widow, Church street.

Rodgers Bryan, pilot, St. Andrews street.

Rodgers Anthony, laborer, Hill street.

Ruddick James, builder, Falkland street.

proprietor Revere House, Coleraine street,

ROOD CHAS. L. ine ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Denoon and William stvcct.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CONVENT, Penoon street. ROSS WILLIAM

house High atreet. Ross M.S., watchmaker, Water street.

ROSS JOHN, confectioner, Water, h Coleraine street.

Ross Miss Maggie, clerk, Coleraine street. ROSS REV. ALEX,, A. M,, Knox's Church, High street. Ross William, tinsmith, Water street, h Coleraine street. Ross Hector F., printer, Farin street. Ross W. H., broker and commission merchant, Water street. Ross John H., law student, Church street. Ross Mrs. A. P., widow, Church street. Ross Capt. William, Church street. Ross Hugh, ship carpenter, Farm street. Ross William, pattern maker, Wellington street. Ross Miss Elizabeth, tailoress, Church street. Ross Miss Ann, spinster, Prince Alfred street. ROSE JOHN, grocer and provision dealer, Church street. Rose Daniel, 'voiner, Water street. Russell James A., landing waiter and clerk, George street. Russell David, (firm McDonald and Russell,) blacksmith, St Andrews street. Russell John, blacksmith, George street. Ryan James, engineer, South Market street. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Denoon street. Sergent Walter, moulder, Denoon street. Scott Alexander, mariner, Welsford street. Silva John, mariner, Victoria street. Sim James, grocer, Water street. Simpson Mi« E., clerk, boards Central House, Coleraine street Simpson W. B., tailor, Water street, h Welsford street. Simpson Henry, tailor, Welsford street. Simpson David, watchmaker, Water street. Simpson John, farmer, Denoon street. Sinclair Capt. Peter G., Prince street. Shea James, truckman, Water street. Shea J obi, « laborer, Water street. Shea Thomiits, laborer, Water street. Shea Mrs. Patrick, widow, Water street.

~ Pigture Frames 'and M-nldin "ldings at J. McK. Beattie's.

Jr, watchmaker and jeweller, Water St.,

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Skinner Mrs. Ellen

Smith M. T., J. P.,

Smith Willinm H., Smith Angus, pilot,

Stalker J.

Stewart Robert, gas

STILES HOWARD,

Sullivan William,

Sutherland Donald,

Sweetman Willian,

Smith John, hostler, Smith Alexander, blacksmith, Creig Smith Donald, boot and shoe maker,

| Stalker Alexr., (firm J. 1 ie Stalker John A., (firm J. ql Stalker Mrs. Mary, St. Andrews sti

Stewart Robert, sad Stewart Mrs. widow,

Stiles Daniel, joine 5 4

Stone Thomas, ship carpenter Ross street.

STRAMBERG JOHN A, professor of musi Elouse, Coleraine street.

Stroud Robert, labore i Victorian street,

carriage painter, Spring street,

Sutherland Miss Annie, tatloress, ¢

PICTOU DIRECTORY.

Ladies 'and Gents ; Valises at lez, Fraser's, 's Provost § treet, New Glasgow. .

Solomon Joseph, ship carpenter, Trving street. Skinner Michael, printer, South Market street.

T., widow, South Market street. Skinner James A., clerk, Church street.

Coleraine street.

Denoon street.

Prince Albert

hton Street.

Creighton street.

Smith Daniel, pilot, Prince Albert street. laborer, Halifax

Road.

strect. Smith Angus, ship earpeuter, Victoria street. St. Lawrence Hotel, M. Morrison proprietor, Front street. Stalker James and Son, importers and general dealers, Church sta h Coleraine street. , (irm Jas. Stalker and Son), Coleraine street. STALKER. JOHN A. & Co,, general dealers, Coleraine street. A. Bhalkar and Co.,) Coleraine street. A. Stalker and ¢ '0.,) Coleraine street. eet.

ler, Market Square.

old Halifax Road.

works, old Halifax Road.

, Water street.

house carpente

street, h Ri: alkland street.

Stewart Vhomas, Campbell's Tannery, old Halifax Load. STEWART JAMES McG,, berister-atlaw, Water strect h St. Andrews street. Stewart John M. i. Stiles Allan, ship carpenter, Somers Stiles Dickson, drug clerk, Campbel Stiles Nathan, trackman,

Place. 1 street.

Halifax Road. ry and undertaker,

'am pbell street,

'hurch street

fariner, Denoon street.

au Sutherland Colin, curricr, Halitix |

Sutherland Miss Ellen, tailoress, St.

Sutherland D., dry goods and gener St. Lawrence Hotel.

road, Andrews strect

al dealer, Water

engineer, 'rving street

Talbot Mrs. Margaret, widow, George street.

All you want in the Book and Stationesy line at HI. Henderson & Co's, NV. @.

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St Poucrence fv jis. {sociation

~

-OF PIcTore. = - CASS OP OO

This Association is prepared to take Risks on

VESSELN, CARGOES & FRETS

at very Moderate Rates.

Its Policies will be found equal to, if not Better, than any other Company, in the way of Privileges.

SS SSE = = DIRECTORS. = -

JOHN R. NOONAN Esq., President.

R. 8S. DAWSON,

JAMES STALKER, '"

GEO. J. HAMILTON, "

GEO. H. ELLIOTT, "

Officers in the Zlicton Bank Building, UP-STAIRS.

ROBERT DOULL, BROKER.

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832 PICTOU DIRECTORY

HECTOR McMILLAN, - General Blacksmith,

Crichton Street, Pictou, N. 8.

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IRON KNEE MANUFACTURER

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Ship and Steamboat Work turned out with Neatness and Despatch.

Boilers, and every Article connected with the trade Repaired and put into First-Class order, on Terms which cannot fail to give Satisfaction.

CNL ADAARO) DEO

Ship Owners and others will do well to Mark the Address,

CRICHTON ST., PICTOU, N. 8.

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Neckties, | Suspenders, Collars, 3, bey at 'Alex. Fraser's, s, Provost 'Sty New Glasgow.

Talbot Henry, George street. Talbot William, ship carpenter, St. Andrews street.

Talbot Mark, rigger, corner of Falkland and Wellington streets

Talbot John, ship carpenter, North street.

TANNER R, & SON, importers and manufacturers of boots and

shoes, W ater street. Tanner Richard, (firm R. Tanner and Son,) Water street. 'Tanner W. F., (firm R. Tanner and Son,) Water street. Tanner John, clerk, Water street. Tanner Thomas, (firm C. Dwyer and Co.) Water street Tanner Chas. E., barrister-at-law, Water street. Tanner Robert, clerk, Coleraine street. Tanner W M., shoemaker, Coleraine street. Taylor John, clerk, Prince street. Thaine Miss M., Denoon street.

TEARE ROBERT, Directory Publisher, Coleraine street.

THE PICTOU BANK, Thomas Watson, manager, Coleraine

Thompson Mrs. M., widow, Water street.

Thompson Alex unde v, retired merchant, Spring street. Thompson Capt. Archibald master mariner, Ross street. Thompson George, butcher, Elliott street

Thorp Mrs. L., widow, Jolin [ves Wharf.

Treen Mrs. Mary Jane, Water street.

Vance Mrs. Nicholas, St. Andrews street.

Venue Stephen, mariner, St. Andrews street.

Vincent Joshua, ship carpenter, Coleraine street Vincent John W., ship carpenter, Front street WALKER 4G, W,, saddler and harness maker, Water street Walker William, cooper, Spring street.

Wallace Mrs. Susan, old Halifax Road

Waters Capt. Jas., master mariner, Spring street. Waters Capt. John, Chipman street.

WATSON THOMAS, ° nanager The Pictou Bank, h Kinnear

Watt Edmund, sack ler and harness maker, Market Square, house

North street Watt Gordon, saddler and harness maker, North street Welsh Mrs. Margaret, Pictou House, Arnison's Whart. Wesner Lemuel, shoe maker, Water street. West Edward T., farmer and truekman, Prince street. W est Richard, laborer, Prince Alfred street. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Water street Whalen Michael, tobaeconist, Denoon street. Whalen Mrs. Mary, widow, Denoon street Whalen Hector, printer, Denoon street.

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Wilson Charles, dealer in fruit and confectionery, Water street

Sahoo! Books and Materials at J, McK. Beattie's.

84 PICTOU DIRECTORY,

: Pilots and 'Beavers at Alex. Fraser's, Provost Street, N. G.

Wilson Charles W., dealer in fruit and confectionery, Water st. Wilson Charles, cabinet maker and undertaker. Church street, h Water street. Wilson Miss Maggie, milliner, Water street. Wilson Miss Annie, milliner, Water street. Aa Charles E., hairdresser, Front street, h Battery Hill. Yetter Henry, boot and shoe maker, boards Spring street. YORSTON J. & hi ship builders, Marine Railway Wharf. - orston John, (firm J. & J. Yorston,) Denoon street Y orston James, (firm J. & J. Yorston,) Denoon street

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ROOMS, Water st. This

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PICTOU LANDING.

Appleton John, machinist, I. C. R. Bain D., telegraph agent, 1. C. R. and (

Cameron Samuel, foreman mechanical department round house, i. .O. Rk.

Campbell Peter, boiler maker, I. C. R.

Clark Henry G., store keeper, 1. C.

Clark James, engine driver, I. C. R.

Fernie William, engineer May Flower.

Foster Samuel, J. P., general dealer.

Fraser Robert, boiler mater, LC. R.

Harris John, 1. C. £

Heffler Eben, foremar +. e Colliery.

McDonald Daniel, engine driver, L. C. R.

McDonald Allan, Hotel Keeper.

MeDonald Daniel, J. P.

McKay David, mechanical instrument maker.

McKenzie Alexander, Blacksmith.

McKenzie Peter, general store.

McLeod Mrs. E., widow, post mistress & general dealer.

McPherson Mrs. John, general dealer.

Mason Thomas, car oiler, I. C. R.

NAIRN CAPT, JOHN, May Flower.

Smith Christopher J., foreman Acadia Wharf.

Sproull Edward, car inspector.

"ee Matthew, J. P.

Purcos & Pocket Books at H. Z. Henderson & Co' ty New Glasgow.

Vater St.

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PICTOU DIKECTORY. ;

COLERAINE ST., PICTOU, N. 8.

CHARLES L. ROOD, PROPRIETOR.

This well Established House is situated a few minutes walk from the

- Railway Station,

and Combines the Economy of Private Lodgings with the advantages of a

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. Gommercial Travellers

and others visiting Pictou, will find the REVERE replete with every Com- fort and Convenience, while the Charges are STRICTLY MODERATE.

a Sp ak RAY -

FIRST-CLASS STABLING

ON THE PREMISES.

86 PIUTOU DIRECTORY.

_ DEALER IN=™>

flour, flea ant (jraceries,

Confectionery, Crockery, China and Glassware. CC F

> K KPa DOHA ATG BA. JO Wa Cy, ) 6a @) © #8) 0 5 © Fresh Fruit Always on Hand. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

GW. WALKER,

Water Street, Pictou, N.S.

Saddler and fyaruess Hanofacturer

DEALERIN >

SADDLERY & CARRIAGE HARDWARE.

Carriage Trimming done with Neatness and Despatch.

Trunks and Valises of every description

always in Stock.

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PICTOU DIRECTORY.

D. N. MURRAY & Co., rik ~~ yy : Harness & AU ynnk AN anufacturers,

Upholstery and Carriage Trimming.

THUNK, VALINE IM MITUHELS,

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Work executed promptly, and Guar- i | anteed to give Satisfaction. cl parness Yatises, { runs, Whips, Putt | 4 . J oe ' if

Robes, Horse Blankets, Team and |

Hook Hames, Curry Combs, Brushes, and all articles used in the trade. (

€2 One Door South J, B. McDonald & Co's. ea Market Square, - - Pictou, N. 8.

Leta PICTOU DIRECTORY.

JOHN R. MCDONALD & Co..

© GENERAL DEALERS IN >

DIY GOODS, GROCERIES, SPICES,

CONFECTIONERY, | rOvIstanh, flow Ov r, {Ie at! lice.

Table Cutlery, Locks, Hinges, Nails, Spikes, Window Glass , Putty, &c.

De eh 4 sy { = Ee *¥ wy if | y hay AP ; ~~ s bee | & Q @) ds) Ss eal | Pp. VERY CHEAP

'Aad FOR CASH. Wi ah , a a a) aE oe Ad Ree

A fine Assortment of Crockeryware, Earthenware & Glassware,

Boots and Shoes, Buckets, Brooms, Kerosene Oil, Lamps, Wicks, &c., Boot, Shoe, and White-wash Brushes &c. MARKET SQUARE, PICTOU, N, S.

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HISTORICAL SKETCH.

TOWN OF NEW GLASGOW,

In the year 1809, a tract of land containing some 500 acres was granted to a gentleman named John McKenzie, and sub- sequently transferred by him to Alexander McKay for £26 On this land, bought for the insignificant sum just named, stands the rising town of New Glasgow. A surveyor named William Fraser was employed to lay off the front in acre and half acre lots. One of these lots, situated at the bank south ot where the present bridge is located, was presented to a Mr Chisholm, who erected upon the site a log house, where he and his wife lived for some time, and who were the only inhabit- ants of the place until the late Mr. James Carmichael, in the year before named, purchased from McKay the lot adjoining to the east and erected a log building thereon. Some two years later the house was destroyed by fire, but rebuilt without any unnecessary delay. The substantial and modern building erected by his son, the Hon. Jas. W. Carmichael, and used as offices for the Bank of Nova Scotia and other purposes, stands on the same site. The father of the present successful merchant and ship owner, was associated in business with Mr. Argo, and as may ve naturally supposed in those early days, their transactions were not of a very gigantic character subsequently, Mr. Carmichael conducted the business exclusive. ly on his own account, and as the population increased, his business, consisting chiefly in trading in timber, butter, pork, skins, grain, in fact all kinds of agricultural produce, became

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somewhat extensive. As time rolled on, the humble trader who commenced the battle of life with so many apparent diffi- culties, became one of the most prominent merchants in the County of Pictou, and what is of far greater value, history records the fact that this pioneer merchant was distinguished for his uprightness of character and honorable business princi- ples - elements of character which in our estimation, independ- ent of money, constitute the commercial nobleman.

The town, since the period referred to, has became a place of no ordinary importance, and especially since its incorpora- tion. The limits of the town are extensive, and its founders evidently looked forward to the time when, as we hope, it will become at no distant period, a flourishing city. Already some of the largest ships of Nova Scotia have been built here, and although the past few years have been marked by very great depression in ship building and other branches of indus- try still the hope is cherished that ere long a change for the better will take place.

There are several foundries in the town, including the exten- sive establishment of Messrs. I. Matheson & Co., engineers and boiler makers ; also, the New Glasgow foundry and the Nova Scotia Forge Co., immediately adjoining the town. Here too, are three tanneries, ship building yards, factories of various kinds, two banks and savings banks, several excellent stores, and other places of commerve, Many of which would be a credit to any city in the Dominion. In the town we find five churches, three of which are Presbyterian, one Baptist, and the members of the English Church have service in the Mechanic's Hall every Sabbath, and we understand they have it in con- templation to erect a church, when the funds are available and a suitable site obtained. There is no lack of schools, conducted by efficient teachers - a popular weekly newspaper, the " Kast- ern Chionicle" - two superb masonic halls, some good hotels, including the Lorne, Dufferin, and American.

The extensive coal mines in the vicinity, where a large aumber

On ¢ on the started " Mech Messrs. Rev. G exalted the late John 8 a clerk McDon left it t Mr. W ther M Connell the "S ness fo and the McCon: chased,

yle trader ent diffi- 8 in the 2, history nguished 38 princi-

ndepend-

. a place neorpora- founders hope, it Already uilt here, by very of indus- » for the

e exten- eers and 1e Nova Tere too, f various t stores, hid be a find five and the bchanic's in con- ble and nducted " Hast-

L aotels,

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BUSINESS NOTICES. 93

of hands are employed, very naturally add to the importance and increase the trade of this rapidly improving town. The Intercolonial Railway has a station here and the traffic is con- siderable. Distance, 10 miles from Pictou. Population about 3000.

BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE PRESS.

"THE EASTERN CHRONICLE."

On the Ist January, 1879, the "Eastern Chronicle" entered up- on the thirty-eighth year of its existence. It was originated and started in the Town of Pictou, Nova Scotia, as successor to the "Mechanic and Farmer" and the " Presbyterian Advocate" by Messrs. Geldert and Patterson. The latter gentleman is now the Rev. Geo. Patterson, D. D., of New Glasgow, who occupies the exalted position of being the author of several excellent works, the latest of which is a very valuable history of this county. John Stiles who edited the '' Mechanic and Farmer' is at present a clerk in the Pension Office, Washington, U. 8. Mr. E. M. McDonald was the next editor of the " Eastern Chronicle." He left it to start the ' Halifax Citizen" in partnership with the late Mr. William Garvie, leaving the paper in the hands of his bro- ther Mr. John Duncan McDonald up to 1866, when Messrs. Mc- Connell and Alley now of the Truro " Guardian" and Mr. Alley of the "Sun" of the same town, bought it and carried on the busi ness for five years, when Mr. McConnell bought his partner out, and the latter started the Truro "Sun." In January, 1877, Mr. McConnell left for Halifax to run the "Citizen" which he pur- chased, having sold the "Eastern Chronicle" to Mr. Daniel

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Logan, the present editor and proprietor. Mr. Logan entered the employ of Messrs. McConnell and Alley in 1867, in the hum- ble capacity of Printer's Devil, but previously to buying the ''Chronicle," for nearly two years, he had been printing and edit- ing the "News of the Week" at Port Hawkesbury, Strait of Canso. This is a striking illustration of what can be achieved by careful industry, steady perseverance, literary ability, and business capacity - raised from a subaltern to be editor of a lead- ing weekly journal. The " Eastern Chronicle" is now published every Thursday morning in New Glasgow, N. S., and judging from the large number of advertisements which crowd its columns, its general business is in a prosperous condition. The political principles of the '' Chronicle" are strictly reform, while the uniform tone of its articles are in favor of religion, morality, and the well-being of the people. S. M. McKENZIE.

The printing office of Mr. McKenzie is on the ground floor of the 'Chronicle' building, corner of Forbes and Archimedes Streets. The office is well stocked with all kinds of job printing material, and has every facility for getting out first class work. The proprietor is well known as a thoroughly practical printer, and all work entrusted to him is carefully executed under his own personal supervision. Special attention is devoted to fancy printing, letter heads, bill heads, receipts, drafts, notes of hand, circulars, programmes, and in fact every description of work in his line, including posters, hand bills, dodgers and book work. Remember the address "Chronicle" building, New Glasgow, N. 8.

J. W. CARMICHAEL & CO.

Prominent among the commervial establishments of the Pro- vince is the house of Messrs. J. W. Carmichael & Co., whose of- fices are located on George Street. They may be regarded as successors to, or a continuation of the old house of the late Mr-

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BUSINESS NOTICES. 95

James Carmichael, established nearly 70 years ago. Their busi- ness however has been of an extensive character - ship building be- ing its leading feature - the firm may be properly described as merchants and shipowners. The senior partner represents the

Bank of Nova Scotia, as seen elsewhere.

JAMES FRASER & SONS.

Ts one of the few old established business houses of the county which has stood the test of more than half a century. It was founded in May, 1825, and recently it exhibits greater commer- cial vitality than it did in its more juvenile days, caused no doubt by the infusion of new blood into the concern. The warehouse and oftices, which are located on George Street, have within a few months undergone a thorough renovation - the old stock dis- posed of, and replaced by an immense assortment of merchandize, ineluding flour and other provisions, groceries, builders' supplies and a host of other goods too numerous to enumerate in this brief business notice.

R. McGREGOR & SONS.

Wholesale and retail grocers, provision dealers, and general merchants. This house also is one of long standing, and the bus- iness is carried on in their brick building, on Provost Street. The stock u..prises all kinds of fine groceries, spices, provisions, in cluding the finest brands of flour, and in fact every article usual- bv kept in e, first class store of the kind.

DAVID PATTERSON.

Whose place of business is located on Archimedes Street, car- ries on <1 extensive trade in dry goods and merchandize of var- ious descriptions. Mr. Patterson's intimate knowledge of the business, combined with his acquaintance with the best British and foreign houses, place him in a position to buy and sell goods

on the most favorable terms. R. A. WALKER. Prominent among the many houses in the dry goods line, stands that of Mr. R. A Walker, located on the corner of Pro. vost and Kempt Streets, where an extensive stock of staple and

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fancy dry goods, ready made clothing, hats and caps, boots and shoes, with an endless variety of other articles in the trade may be seen.

In connection with this business, the proprietor has a large wholesale and retail grocery and pzovision business, on Kempt Street, where his warehouse is situated. Here the intending purchaser will find the celebrated Dictator X X X and other brands of flour, meal, tea, sugar, molasses, tobacco, oils, soap, buckets, brooms, paper hangings and in fact every article usual. ly kept in a first class store of the kind.

R. 8. McCURDY.

This establishment is situated on Provost Street, where there is an excellent assortment of dry goods, groceries, and provisions, together with an immense variety of miscellaneous goods. The principle of doing business at this house is the cash system, which has been tried for many years, and found to be equally advantag- eous to buyer and seller.

CHISHOLM & MEIKLE.

'The business of this house is carried on in a large double build- ing on Provost Street, where may be seen an extensive assort- ment of dry goods, groceries, and other useful articles. The pro- prietors have by strict attention to business quietly built up a valuable trade which is gradually increasing.

JOHN R. SMITH & CO.

Are importers of and dealers in staple and fancy dry goods, carpeting, and house furnishings, whose establishment is situated on Provost Street. The intimate acquaintance of the senior part- ner of this house with all the leading British and American Markets, enables the firm to buy on the best terms, and conse- quently their numerous customers derive the benefits of such knowledge. Here may be found in great variety every descript- ion of drapery goods, including hosiery, haberdashery, hats, caps, and small wares, all of which are of very superior qualities,

The ladies department is replete with the latest novelties, and

newest styles suitable to each succeeding season.

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DOUGLAS & CO.

Whose place of business is on Provost Street, are importers and general dealers in British, American "ud Foreign merchan dize. They keep an extensive stock of all kinds of dry goods, boots and shoes, together with an immense assortment of other useful articles. The class of goods held by this house in many cases, can be sold cheaper than they can be purchased in large cities, where expenses are so heavy, customers therefore will find it to their advantage to leave their money at home, instead of sending it away and paying higher prices for goods of an inferior quality.

G. W. UNDERWOOD, situated on Provost Street, has an extensive stock of flour, meal, hams and bacon, salt beef, and pork, table codtish, labrador her- ring, butter and other provisions. In addition to which he keeps a large stock of dry goods in every department. ALEXR. GRANT.

The handsome brick store recently erected on Provost Street, by Mr. Grant, is now occupied by him, and in it will be found a general assortment of staple and fancy dry goods, including furs, together with a great variety of sundries all of which are of ster- ling quality and offered at reasonable prices.

8S. G. CHAMBERS & CO.

This house is located at the head of Provost Street, and has re- cently undergone extensive alterations and improvements. Their stock consists of dry goods, hardware, white lead, paints, glass, room paper, groceries, provisions, and other articles. This firm make no bad debts, for the simple reason that their terms are ex- clusively cash.

D. 8S. FRASER.

Whose place of business is situated on Provost Street, has a capital assortment of dry goods, groceries, spices, dried fruit, boots and shoes, all of which will be found of excellent quality

and cannot fail to give satisfaction. ' M

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J. W. COPELAND.

In this establisi ment, which is located on Provost Street, may be * -nd a capital assortment of hardware, groceries, and other goods. In addition to his ordinary business, Mr. Copeland is agent for the Dominion Government Savings Bank.

ALEXANDER FRASER.

The merchant tailoring business of this Province has reached « high degree' of perfection, and prominent in that line is the house of the gentleman whose name heads this notice, situated on Pro: vost Street. The reputation of Mr. Fraser as a fashionable merchant tailor is unquestionable, and it is no wonder that with the assistance of his staff of skilled workmen he should have built up so extensive a business. His stock consists of some of the finest fabrics to be found in the trade, which include English and Canadian tweeds, broad cloth and doeskins, American hats and caps, winter and summer overcoatings, white dress and faney shirts, ladies and gents valises, gents furnishings with a host of miscellaneous goods.

J. F. McDONALD & CO.

In this house may be found a large stock of ready made cloth. ing, dry goods, and gents furnishings together with a vast assort- ment of other useful articles. Their place of business is on Pro-

vost Street. H. L. P. McNEIL.

This boot and shoe establishment is situated on the corner of Provost and McLean Streets, and contains an immense assort- ment of goods in that line. The proprietor having a practical knowledge of the business takes care to import no goods but what are really useful and well adapted to give satisfaction.

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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

J. W. JACKSON & CO. Importers and dealers in drugs and chemicals, whose store and

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Street, may es, and other

Copeland is

as reached a » is the house ated on Pro. a fashionable der that with uld have built some of the » English and ican hats and ss and faney

with a host of

meade cloth- vast assort-

ess is on Pro-

he corner of yense assort- ng a practical bods but what

pn.

ose store and

tensive stock

BUSINESS NOTICES. 99

of all kinds of goods in their line. For many years this house has been one of the leading ones of the town, and apart from the articles usually found in a first class drwz establishment, they have an immense assortment of other goods, including the finest perfumes - fancy soaps, toilet articles in great variety. Their special attention however is devoted to the supply of genuine drugs and chemicals, so that physicians prescriptions and femily recipes are accurately prepared, under the careful supervision of one of the partners. Here too may be found the best British and American patent medicines, which include the latest preparations.

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EARTHENWARE AND CHINA.

%. CANTLEY & CO.

This firm are importers and dealers in china, glass, and earthen ware, lamp goods, cutlery and electro plated ware, and their show rooms and warehouse are situated on Provost Street. The stock consists of the finest goods that the skilled workmen of the old world and the United States can produce. The decorated china ware is very beautiful, comprising dinner and tea services, and other useful and ornamental articles. Also stone ware of various kinds - plain and decorated flower pots, drain tiles, chim ney pots, and in fact everything usually kept by a well appointed house of the kind. It is a singular fact that this is the only house in the county which confines its attention exclusively to the crockery trade, and we cannot marvel, therefore, that so brilliant a collection of articles of ornament and utility meets the eye of the intending purchaser. Price lists furnished by mai! or other- wise on application.

:0:- - _ - -

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

H. H. HENDERSON & CO.

Booksellevs and stationers, Provost Street, have an extensive

assortment of books in every department of literature, plain and

100 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

fancy stationery in great variety. Here will 'be found blank books in various si#es - wrapping paper and paper bags at manu. facturers rates ; room papers in the newest patterns. A capital stock of chromos and engravings, picture frames of every deseript:

ion, which are fitted on the premises. Messrs. Henderson & Co.

likewise deal extensively in fancy goods and their present assort~'

ment is well worthy of attention.

In addition to their ordinary business they receive a regular supply of the latest English, Canadian, and American newspapers and periodicals. Any goods not in stock are obtained at once

and supplied at publishers rates.

MISS 8. E. LAWSON.

The book store of Miss Lawson is located on the corner of Pro- vost and George Streets. The stock embraces every article usual- ly kept in a really good retail establishment, and comprises a great variety of books, and in brief all goods appertaining to her business, that the public may require. Newspapers, periodicals,

and magazines always in stock.

10:

HARDWARE AND IRONMONGERY.

MACGREGOR & CO. Are proprietors of what is appropriately named the "Sheffield

House" located on Provost Street. They are importers and deal- ers in British and American iron, steel, cutlery, nails, and spikes, cordage, twines, canvas, London paints and oils, window glass, house building hardware of every description. Hand, panel, cross cut, and mill saws, and a general assortment of other hardware.

In connection with this business they have always in stock a large supply of flour, tea, and tobacco, which they sell at whole- sale and retail.

The firm are likewise agents for the Washburne and Main Manufacturing Co's Steel Barb Wire Fencing.

able su

Wh

whole:

tubula our a tensive low we fiittng: pipes, |

Mes brated at all t

Is lo. ranges,

will fin

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county

a view putatio

try, anc

good ar

and a

ject of t

land.

of saddl

and oth

trunks

nd blank

at manu-

A capital + descript- on & Co.

rt assort-

a regular pwspapers

Il at once

er of Pro- icle usual- SES & great ng to her

eriodicals,

RY.

"Sheffield and deal- d spikes, low glass, anel, cross hardware. in stock a at whole-

and Main

BUSINESS NOTICES. 101

A. ©, THOMPSON & CO.

Whose place of business is situated on Provost Street, are wholesale manufacturers of plain and japanned tinware, coal hods, tubular lanterns, perfection oil tanks, a cut of which appears in our advertising columns. While at the same time they are ex tensive dealers in stoves of all kinds, enamelled and ordinary hol- low ware, enamelled saucepans, table cutlery, Jamps and lamp fiittngs, chandeliers, bird cages, cistern pumps, kitchen sinks, lead pipes, sheet lead, sheet zinc and a host of other goods,

Messrs. Thompson and Co, are agents for Copp Brothers cele- brated iron ploughs, with steel mould boards, and will be happy

at all times to furnish price list on application. S. G. TUPPER.

Is located on Provost Street, and deals in stoves, grates and ranges, tin, fancy and japanned ware. Parties visiting his store

will find goods of excellent quality and at prices to suit the times.

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SADDLERY AND HARNESS.

DANIEL CHISHOLM.

One of the leading saddlery and harness establishments in the county is that of Mr. D. Chisholm, situated on Archimedes Street, a view of which appears in our advertising department. The re- putation of this house for fine work is the result of steady indas- try, and a desire on the part of the proprietor to turn out a really goud article in every branch of the trade. In 1865, a diploma and a medal for a set of single harness was awarded to the sub ject of this notice by the International Exhibition of Dublin, Ire- land. The stock of this house is varied and extensive, consisting of saddlery and carriage hardware, patent and harness leather, and other goods connected with the business. In addition to this, trunks and valises are manufactured on the premises under the

able supervision of Mr. William Chisholm.

meer rset eeemohagage eos o

FR Pn Nn no

102 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

A. & J. W. FRASER.

New Glasgow is well represented in the saddlery and harness line by the house of the gentlemen who head this notice, which is located on Provost Street. Both partners have had considerable experience in Nova Scotia and elsewhere, and they have the well deserved name of turning out substantial work. At the Provin cial Exhibition held at Truro last year, the house obtained first prize for harness. All kinds of goods in their line are found al ways in stock, including hardware, carriage trimmings, robes and miscellaneous articles,

WILLIAM CHISHOLM.

Whose place of business is on Archimedes Street is one of the old established saddlery institutions of the town, and is too well known to need a lengthy notice, Special attention is devoted to the quality of the material used, while none but skilled work

men are employed in its manufacture.

JAMES R. McLEAN.,

Although the youngest in his line of business in the town, has by steady perseverance managed to build up a profitable and in creasing trade. He imports saddlery and carriage hardware, patent and harness leather of all kinds, and is prepared to do all kinds of work on the most favorable terms. Mark the address, Provost Street.

0: JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND PLATED GOODS.

JAMES EASTWOOD.

It is a well known fact that jewellery derives its name from the jewels or precious stones which were formerly regarded as the on- ly admissible or becoming article of personal adornment. Among the houses in this line is that of Mx, Eastwood, located on Pro- vost Street, where a large stock of gold and silver watches, hand-

some clocks, plated ware, gold framed and other spectacles, and

eye g engag' cellan

all ki

rates,

This propri consist silver, (old ¢ other v present

In pl terns i nickle, ; other by

watches.

Form of McLe now con

The h and exte ed in a1 appearar its vario to the « permane able rate

venience

und harness xe, Which is considerable ve the well the Provin 'tuined first 'e found al

, robes and

one of the is too well devoted to

<illed work

town, has ble and in » hardware, 1 to do all

'he address,

e from the as the on- t. Among d on Pro- hes, hand-

tacles, and

BUSINESS NOTICES, 103

eye glasses may be seen. The jewellery department comprises, engagement and wedding rings, charms, lockets and a host of iis cellaneous useful and ornamental articles, In this establishment all kinds of watches and clocks are neatly repaired at reasonable rates.

THOMAS MUNRO.

This house is likewise situated on Provost Street, where the proprietor is building up a steadily increasing business. His stock consists of clocks in all styles - ladies and gentlemen's gold and silver, hunting and open faced watches, in plain and fancy cases (old and silver jewellery, including brooches, chains, rings and other valuable articles, suitable for birthday, holiday, or wedding presents,

In plated ware and table service, may be found the newest pat terns in spoons and forks, comprising silver, silver plated, and nickle, all of which are of fine quality. In connection with his other business special attention is devoted to the repairs of clocks, watches, and jewellery.

0:

HOTELS.

LORNE HOTEL.

Formerly known as the Egerton House, situated on the corner of McLean and James Streets, has recently changed hands, and is now conducted by Mr. Arthur Knight, proprietor.

The house has undergone a complete change in all its internal and external arrangements. It has been re-painted, and refurnish ed in a most beautiful style. It has a home-like and comfortable appearance, without extravagance, and having been shown through its various rooms, including sleeping apartments, we can testify to the completeness of everything in the establishment. Here permanent and transient boarders are accommodated, at reason able rates, and no trouble is spared to ensure the comfort and con-

venience of its patrons.

104 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

DUFFERIN HOUSE.

Conducted by Mrs. M. 8S. Clish, is located on the corner of Provost and George Streets. This house is close to all the princi- pal business establishments and is well adapted for the reception of the travelling public. The long experience of the proprietr- ess, with her well known care and anxiety to promote the com- fort of her customers, have secured for her a large connection among the business community.

AMERICAN HOUSE.

Has been established many years, and is at present conducted by the proprietors, Messrs. J. and N. McKaracher. It is located on Provost Street, near the railway station, and the premises bein; commodious afford accommodation to a large number of guests.

chaiedehait (ident ENGINEERS, BOILER MAKERS, &C.

I. MATHESON & CO,

Engins ers and boiler makers, are proprietors of the extensive

works known as the " Acadix Foundry," which are conveniently located near Provost Street. Tie buildings are constructed in the most substantial manner, while the machinery is admirably adapted to the purposes of its use. In this hive of industry we find portable, horizontal and 'vertical stationary engines, also, surface and underground winding engines, and in fact every art- icle connected with the business is done under the immediate sup- ervision of either of the partners, both of whom are practical en- gineers. The reputation of this firm is not merely confined to the Province of Nova Scotia but is wide-spread inasmuch as the en- gines built at their works have invariably given the greatest satis- faction. NEW GLASGOW FOUNDRY. This is an old established concern situated within the limits of the

corporation, which has turned out some excellent work and we

regr

iness|

Th limi build subst iron great Frase ment. and w

crown

Is ]

Street

ion, 18 ly erec notice. vince, hall of toned | visitor to obs under | place i

gWeA ri

Is su and pa MrT painter the bes

jness.

e corner of 1 the princi- 1e reception e proprietr- te the com-

/ connection

t conducted It is located he premises

number of

5, &C.

e extensive onveniently ructed in the s admirably industry we gines, also,

every art- mediate sup- ractical en- hfined to the as the en-

eatest satis-

limits of the

rk and we

BUSINESS NOTICES. 105

regret our space will not permit us te vive « more extended bus-

iness notice. NOVA SCOTIA FORGE CO.

This company have removed their works beyond the town limits where they have erected commodious premises. The main building is 180 fee' iong by 65 feet, with two wings, which are substantially constructed of wood and covere! with a corrugated iron roof. The machinery and equipments are inmost complete and great credit is due to the managing partners Messrs. McKay and Fraser who in a few years have built up se extensive an establish- ment. They are now turning out ships knees in large numbers, and we doubt not the enterprise with inereased facilities will be

crowned with ample success

DANTEL McDERMID.

Is proprietor of the Excelsior Billiard Hall, situated on Provost °

Street. This spacious place of cheerful amusement and recreat- ion, 1s on the second floor of the magnificent masonic hall, recent- ly erected by the enterprising gentleman whose name heads this notice. It is one of the most complete billiard halls in the Pro- vince, furnished with every article that should have a place in a hall of this kind. One of its many attractions is a grand sweet- toned piano, which adds considerably to the enjoyment of the visitor who has an occasional half hour to spare. We were glad to observe that notice was given by the proprietor that no boys under age were allowed in the room, and it would not be out of place if another notice to this effect adorned the walls. 'No swearing or obsene language tolerated here.

JOHN R. TURNER.

[s suecessor to Messrs. McDermid and Turner, painters, glaziers, and paper hangers, whose place of business is on McLean Street. Mr. Turner's long experience as a practical plain and ornamental painter, both here and in the States, is well known, and possesses the best facilities for the execution of all work in his line of bus-

iness. He devotes special attention to house, sign, ornamental N

Sateeraes

H a] We Hi 4) f

106 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

and fresco painting, graining, and marbling, all of which are done

in the best style, and what is of some importance in these times,

on the most reasonable terms. Remember the address. FRANCIS DRAKE.

Whose factory is situated on Fisher's Grant Road, is an extensive manufacturer of cream soda water, lemonade, sar- sparilla, ginger beer, champagne cider, Belfast ginger ale, which he manufactures from the original recipe and which is considered by competent judges to be of a very superior quality, and unriv- alled by any in the lower Provinces. It may be observed that this establishment ships goods by rail or water to any address,

and prices compare favorably with those charged in Halifax or

any other city.

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY. 1.are done

ese times,

Road, is

made, sar-

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considered '

and wnriv- if f :

red that \ ew fy snow Jivery Stables, y address, ad ' ; % : fF .

Halifax or

SRT eso, nae .

J. W. CHURCH, PROPRIETOR,

Pag Seen ae

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Single § Rouble Pou:

Furnished at Short Notice,

»

AND

ON REASONABLE LERUS. | je

North End Archimedes Street, AM

MEW GLASGOW, NOVA SCOTH.

108 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

a ee ree I ne re ne nD,

'TRUME AND

HARNESS MANUPACTURER,

OSS

Importer of

Sulitery y Af arin Bpjarduare

Patent & Harness Leather of all kinds.

Dealer in Carriages, Carriage Springs and Axles, Bolts, Bands, Hubs, Shafts, Spokes, Rails and Bent Rims.

AGENT FOR THE

Singer Manu. Co., and Improved Buckeye Mower and Reaper, dtc. NEW CLASGOW, N. Se

P. S. - Received a Diploma and Medal for a Set of Single Harness awarded by the Dublin International Exhibition, 1865.

Br

THE |

dware,

ds. prings afts,

eaper, &e.

e Harness

1865.

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY. 109

THOMAS GANTLEY & CO.

IMPORTERS OF

CHINA, GLASS od) alecha che ele >. 'tee ip. ss = B SAS CW. KAS dds ©)

>) @ ' a) CA,

- AND - EARTHENWARE, Lamps and Lamp Stock,

Breakfast, Dinner, Dessert, Tea and Toilet Sets, Plain and Decorated Flower Pots, Drain Tile, Chim- ney Pots, Etc.,

FANCY GOODS,

| : Shefield filer \ fi ctro-plated Af}

PROVOST STRERE, NEW GLASGOW, ™.S.

THE ONLY HOUSE IN PICTOU COUNTY DOING A

CROCKERY TRADE EXCLUSIVELY. PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION.

110 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

= Pong & ¢ 0. a

Importers & General Dealers

- - IN - - WILI

BRITISH, AMERICAN & FOREIGN

nd | PROVOST ST., NEW GLASGOW, N.S. where

JAMES BASTWooD, |

cia IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL Gla | KINDS OF

rats & Arevic flocs Dates Woc

SBWELRT & SILVER PLATE.

eee All kinds of Fine Watches and Clocks Neatly Repaired.

q ,

ban

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY. 111

EXC! eLSIOR tLijAp HALL,

PbtbRe St., New Glasgow, . vi

WILL BE FOUND THE HANDSOMEST HALL AND BEST TABLES IN THE MARITIME PROVINCES.

If CONTAINS & PIANO

and all the Paraphernalia necessary in a first clsss Billiard Hall.

In connection with the above there is a

BON TON BARBER SHOP,

vhere all kinds of work is done on moderate terms.

D. McDERMID,

PROPRIETOR.

JOwNW R, R, TURNER, PAINTER,

Glazier and Paper-Hanger,

McLean St., New Glasgow, N.S.

Wood Filling, Kalsomining, Coloring, Washing, and all kinds of

PAINIING & GRAINING, DONE WITH Neatness & Despatch.

- mODeEN So -

Alin Puinting a S

specialty,

112 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

_ FRANCIS DRAKE, |

MANUFACTURER OF- - - - - -

AL rea, Sola

FACTORY :

Fisher's Grant Road, New Glasgow, N. 5. ABB - - AY ye Ande

LEMONADE, SARSAPA-

RILLA, CHAMPAGNE CIDER, Belfast Ginger Ale, ° (From the Original Recipe,) se ~ Beatti PICNICS SUPPLIED AT SPE- Betts: CIAL RATES. ot . All Orders Promptly and Personally Executed. : anon MRED OOS > | Hout : ; : Bowm ur Ginger Ale is an Exceedingly Good Ar- Bowm ' ' Bradle ticle, unequalled by any in BROM THE LOWER PROVINCES. | Gamer Goods shipped by rail to any address at Halifax Camer mee Cash N. B. - When parties conte ih se pay the freight and charge hae it in Bill. Gain FRANCIS DRAKE.

° uM

und charge

KE.

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY. 113

ALEX FRASER, Fashionable Tailor, Provost Street, New Glasgow, N. 6

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

:0;-

NEW GLASGOW, 1879-80.

nieerndienseseens {())9 acomcnenceseciens

ABBOTT H,, chief engineer Halifax and Cape Breton Railway and Coal Co., office George street. Anderson John R., watchmaker, James street. Armstrong Henry, laborer, Bridge street. Arnold John, blacksmith, corner High and Bernard streets. Arthur James, wheelwright, Albion Mines Road. "etna ar Alexander, laborer, Glasgow street. Bailey John, forge company, McIntosh street.

BANK, THE PICTOU D. M. Fraser, agent, Provost street.

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, Jas. W Carmichael agent, George st. BAPTIST CHURCH, between East River and Pleasant streets.

Bawden Joseph, (colored) chimney sweeper, McDonald street. Beattie Miss ©., clerk, Provost street.

Beattie John, blockmaker, Provost street.

Bell Adam C., M. P. P., druggist, George street.

Betts "can, laborer, Bridge street.

Betts Allan, laborer, Albion Road.

Blackie Miss Louisa, clerk, Provost street.

Blackie Charles, trader, Mountain Road.

Bone David, laborer, Albion Road.

Bourke R. F., clerk, Provost street.

Bowman John, baker, Provost street.

Bowman Mrs. Margaret, widow, James street.

Bradley Henry, laborer, James street.

BROWLLETTE REV. TELESPHORE, Pastor French Mission. Buckles Henry, laborer, Provost street.

Cameron Daniel R., house carpenter, McKay strec

Cameron Hugh J., 'merchant, Provost street.

Cameron Duncan, house carpenter, Pleasant street.

Cameron Hugh, house carpenter, Campbell street.

Yameron Daniel, tailor, Provost street.

Cameron Miss Sarah, Provost street.

Cameron James A., station agent, Geo. street, h Washington st. Cameron George, constable, McKay street.

* MoK. BEATTIE, Bookseller and § and Stationer, Water Street, Pictou, ¥. &

it | HE |

114 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY,

Best English and Canadian Tweeds at Alex. Fraser's, Provost Street, N. @.

Cameron Andrew, Osborne House, Archimedes street.

Came' Alexr., house carpenter, McDonald street. Camer 'rs. Elizabeth, widow, McDonald street. Cameron. .vid, plain and ornamental painter, McLean street, h

Marsh street.

Cameron Duncan, house carpenter, McLean street, h Pleasant st

Cameron Hugh, house carpenter, McLean st., bk Provost street.

Cameron Laughlan, journeyman shoemaker, Provost street.

CAMERON JOHN H,, boards on Albert street.

Cameron William, blacksmith, Jury street.

Cameron John, grocer, Archimedes street, h McKay street.

Cameron Alexander C.. joiner and grocer, George street.

Campbell W. L., Colleeter H. M. Customs, Provost street, house, Marsh street.

Campbell Daniel, manufacturer of brooms, Archimedes street.

Campbell Peter, blacksmith, Provost street.

Campbell Dunean, blacksmith, Provost street.

Campbell Douglas, boot and shoe maker, Provost street.

Campbell William, blacksmith, James street.

Cantley James, grocer and confectioner, Provost street.

CANTLEY THOMAS & CO,, china, glass and earthenware, Pro vost street.

Cantley Thomas, (firm Thomas Cantley and Co.,) Temperance st.

Cantley Charles, spar maker, 'emperance street.

CARMICHAEL JAS. W,& CO., merchants and shipowners, George street.

Carmichael Jas. W. (firm Jas, W. Carmichael and Co.,) Bridge st.

Carmichael James, Junr., (firm Jas. W. Carmichael and Co,.) Bridge street.

Carew ohn, store keeper and news agent, Provost street, h cor. Glasgow and Victoria streets.

Cassidy Michael, ship carpenter, Albert street.

Cavanagh James, ship carpenter, George street.

Cavanagh Mrs, Thomas, widow, McKay Street.

Cavanagh J. Howard, (firm J. W. Jackson and Co.,) Provost. st.

Carr George, clerk, James street.

CHAMBERS S. G. & CO., general merchants, Provost: street.

Chambers Sylvester G., (firm 8S. G. Chambers and Co.,) Provost street .

Chisholm Daniel, tanner, Albion Road.

Chisholm John R., blacksmith, Provost street.

Chisholm Miss Elizabeth, " Eastern Chronicle" office, h Forbes st.

Chisholm Angus, grocer and provision dealer, Provost street.

Chisholm & Meikle, grocers and general dealers, Provost street.

Chisholm Hugh, (firm Chisholm and Meikle,) Provost street.

All kinds Note Paper and Envelopes at H H Henderson Co's. New Glasgow,

.

Ded other and ¢ debts

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1 street, h easant st t street. eet.

reet,

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street.

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Glasgow,

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY,

A. M. FRASER, J. P. fonmissioner § J upreme § ; fount a

Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Contracts, Agreements, Offsets, and all other le gal Documents writte n, and executed with neatness, accuracy and despatch, Also ILLU MINATED documents, The collection of debts « specialty.

NEW GLASGOW, N.S.

JAMES RODERIGK MoLEAN,

Provost St,, New Glasgow, N. &., Harness Gaker aud Carriage Grimmer.

- Importer of -

Saddlery Hardware, Patent and Harness Leather of all kinds, Upholstering and Eayaserog ne wily done.

S.G. TU>PER,

lealer in Stoves, Slore- Sipe

Register Grates, TIN, FANCY & JAPANNED WARE, ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

teow GLASGOW, = = «6M, &.

DANIEL C. ROSE, Carriage ane Sleigh Aianufacturer,

BUGGIES AND WAGONS MADE TO ORDER ON MODERATE TERMS.

FACTORY :

MARSH STREET, NEW GLASGOW, N. §$.

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PRES XN)

HEW GLASGOYV,

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY,

Wt. & J. W. FRASER,

SADDLE AND

Harness lakers, ke.

(OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOUSE)

Provost Street, New Glasgow, N. &.

ARCHIMEDES STREET,

First Prize for Harness at Provincial Ex-

hibition in Truro, 1878.

A. €, cBonald,

ia IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ie SEWING MACHINES

Musical dustruments.

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NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY,

Fine English Worsted Goods at Alex. Fraser's, Provost St., New Glasgow

Chisholm Miss Julia, cashier 8S. G. Chambers and Co,, Forbes - st.

Chisholm George W. baggage master, Glasgow street,

CHISHOLM DANIEL, saddler and harness maker, Archimedes street, h Brothers street.

Chisholm W 'liam, trunk manufacturer, Brothers street.

CHISHOLM WILLIAM, Saddler and harness manufacturer, Archi medes street, house Forbes street,

Chisholm Alexander, p rovost street,

Chisholm Sweeny, ship carpenter, Provost street.

('hisholm Alexander, Machinist Acadia Foundry, Glasgow st.

Chisholm Miss Isabella, weaver, Glasgow street.

(Chisholm Miss Eliza, weaver, Glasgow street,

('hisholin ty gre arriage maker, Forbes street.

Clapp Mrs. ¥. C., widow, Mountain Road.

CLISH MRS. MARGARET 8, Dufferin House, corner Provost

and Bridge streets.

CHURCH J, W,, board and livery stables, Archimedes street, h

Mc 'Kay street.

Connelly John, moulder, Albion street.

Connelly James, baker, Temperance street.

Connell Jeremiah, plasterer, Temperance street.

Cook James, railroad contractor, Washington street.

Cook Albert, book-keeper, Mountain Road.

('oo Edward, moulder, McDonald street.

('oo William F., tinsmith, McDonald street.

Copeland J. W., dealer in hardware, groceries &c., Provost street, house corner Fraser and High streets.

Creswick Edward, teacher, James street.

COURT HOUSE, Archimedes street.

Cumming William, farmer, west side N. G.

Cumming Duncan, cabinet maker, west side N. G.

CUMMING BROTHERS, furniture manufacturers, west side N. G.

Cumming John, (firm Cumming Bros.,) west side N. G.

Cunningham Thomas, ship carpenter, Bridge street.

( 'unningham James R., boot and shoe maker, Archimedes street.

Dand Mrs. Sarah widow, Archimedes street.

Davidson Robert, miner, Bridge street.

DAWSON C APT, E. Q,, land surveyor, near Merigomish Road.

Deaunton Joseph, laborer, McLean street.

Decoast George, machinist, George street.

Dollard Miss A. S., small ware store, Bridge street.

Dominion Government Savings Bank, J. W. Copeland, agent, Provost street.

Donkin H. J., resident engineer the Halifax and Cape Breton

Railway and Coal Co., Provost' street.

Picture Frames and Mouldings at J McK Beattie's, Water Street, Pictou

118 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

DOUGLAS & GO0,, dry goods merchants, Provost street.

Douglas Geo. A., (firm Douglas and Co.,) Provost street.

Douglas Robert, journeyman saddler, Provost street.

Douglas D. H., carpenter, Provost street.

DRAKE FRANCIS, soda Water manufacturer, Provost street.

Drake Francis H., clerk, Provost street.

Drake Newton H., clerk, Provost street.

EASTERN CHRONICLE, published every Thursday morning Daniel Logan editor and proprietor.

EASTWOOD JAMES, watchinaker, and jeweller. Provost street, h Temperance street.

Eastwood Samuel, clerk, Temperance street.

Eastwood Willian, section foreman, I. C. R., George street.

Egan John, brakesman, Archimedes street.

English Mrs. Janet R., confectioner, Provost street.

Forbes William, cooper, corner Provost and Hunter streets.

Forbes John W., house carpenter, Provost street.

Forbes Kenneth, carpenter, Archimedes street.

Forbes Mrs. Ellen, widow, Archimedes street,

Forbes, Mrs. George, widow, McLean street.

Forbes John James, mason, Marsh Road.

Fraser James, McKay street.

FRASER JAMES & SONS, general merchants, Provost street.

Fraser Thomas E., (firm Jas. Fraser and Sons,) h corner Archi- medes and Forbes streets.

Fraser Alfred, (firm Jas. Fraser and Sons,) McKay street.

Fraser William, iron founder, Provost street.

Fraser Samuel, moulder Acadia Foundry, Albion street.

Fraser William, farmer, West River Road.

Fraser Robert, machinist, Acadia Foundry, George street.

Fraser Mrs. Margaret, widow, Dorian street.

Fraser Joseph, machinist, west side, New Glasgow.

Fraser John, pattern maker, west side, New Glasgow.

Fraser Alexander, pattern maker, west side, New Glasgow.

Fraser Donald, plasterer, west side, New Glasgow.

Fraser Mrs. Matilda, widow, west side, New Glasgow.

FRASER D. C., barrister and attorney-at-law, Carmichael's build- ing George street, h west side New Glasgow.

Fraser Thomas, farmer, west side, New Glasgow.

Fraser Thomas, engineer, Dorian street.

Fraser Cameron, machinist, Dorian street.

Fraser James William, farmer, west side, New Glasgow.

Fraser William, M. D, Physician, Provost street.

Fraser Andrew, tailor, Provost street.

Fraser Miss Mary Ann, tailoress, Provost street.

Furses & Pocket Books at H. H. Henderson & Co's., New Glasgow.

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'Barrister, Stotazy, éce., BANK BUILDING, NEW? GLASGOW, N. §. esi hel

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE

EFFECTED AT THE

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SURVEYING, &C. EDWARD C. DANSON, B.C.

New Glasgow, N. S.

Graduate of Queen's College, Birmingham, England, will be happy to wait on any person requiring the services of a Surveyor. All Surveys made by him will be accompanied with a plan of the property surveyed, without extra charge.

Parties wishing Surveys will find by employing him, they will get an accurate Survey and plan, as he has obtained the most approved Instruments, and at prices to suit the times.

120 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

Millinery Depot,

Provost st. New Glasgow, N.S.

- - _ - _

Mrs.Grant, -- Proprietress.

Always on hand a supply of Seasonable Goods, consisting in part of Ladies Fashionable

TRIMMED BONNETS & HATS, Feathers, Flowers and Laces,

Gloves and Hosiery, Ready-Made Mantles and Ladies Dresses, Ladies Silk Ties and Rutilings, and all articles to be found in first class Millinery Depot.

- GUMMINGS BROTHERS,

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

Svery Blescription of Exurniture, INCLUDING

Sofa Lounges, Bureaus, Chairs, Bedsteads, PILLOWS, BOLSTERS, MATTRESSES, &Xc.

Factory, West Side New Glasgow : Warerooms, Lower flat of Ma- sonic Hall, PROVOST STREET,

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Best American Hats and Caps at Alex. Fraser's, Provost St., New Glasgow

Fraser Simon, ship carpenter, Temperance street.

FRASER D. §., dry goods, groceries, boots shoes and crockery ware Frovost street, h Albion street.

FRASER WILLIAM, post-master, and manager of New Glas- gow Savings Bank, Provost street.

Fraser Robert, clerk, Front street.

FRASER A. & J. W,, saddlers and harness makers, Provost st.

Fraser Alexander, (firm A. & J. W. Fraser,) George street.

Fraser James W., (firm A. and J. W. Fraser,) James street.

Fraser Mrs. 8., dress maker, Provost street.

Fraser James F., blacksmith, Temperance street.

FRASER ALEXANDER, merchant tailor, Provost street, h High street.

Fraser John K., book-keeper, h George street.

Fraser Andrew W., cutter, Provost street.

Fraser J. Baxter, M. D. Physician, Provost street.

Fraser James Downie and Sons, general dealers, Provost street.

Fraser James (firm Jas. Fraser Downe and Sons,) Church street.

Fraser Alex., (firm Jas. Fraser, Downe and Sons,) Church street.

Fraser George, (firm Jas. Fraser Downe, and Sons,) Church st.

Fraser John, (firm Jas. Fraser Downe, and Sons,) Church street.

Fraser Mrs. John, widow, Nelson street.

FRASER JAMES H,, hardware, crockery and furniture, Pro- vost street, h Fraser street.

Fraser Byron, dealer in furniture, Provost street, h Fraser street.

Fraser Albert, boarding house, George street.

FRASER D, M., agent The Pictou Bank, Provost street, h Tem-

erance street. FRASER JOHN R. P,, photographer, Provost street, h Bernard : street.

Fraser Daniel, house carpenter, Washington street.

FRASER A. M., J. P., Town Clerk, Provost street, h Plymouth Cottage, Levina street.

Fraser John D., baker, Archimedes street.

FRASER GILBERT, blacksmith, Archimedes street.

Fraser George, blacksmith, Archimedes street.

Fraser Thomas H., real estate and collection agency, boards at American House.

Fraser Thomas, moulder, Archimedes street.

Fraser Mrs. M., Dominion House, McLean Street.

Fraser John, engineer New Glasgow Foundry, Provost street.

Vraser Jas. W., engineer, (firm I Matheson & Co.,) west side New Glasgow. :

Fraser Mrs. Annie, McIntosh street.

Fraser Graham, (Nova Scotia Forge Co.,) h Temperance street.

Books imported to Order by J McK Beattie, Water Street, Picton, Pp

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Ready ma made de Clothing and R and Rubber Coats at Alex. Fraser' & New ; Glasgow, N. s.

Fraser William Thomas, blacksmith, Glasgow street,

Fraser James, blacksmith, Temperance street.

Fraser Thomas, foreman shipyard, h Temperance street.

Fraser Evan, blacksmith, Temperance street.

Fraser Miss Margaret, boarding house, James street.

Fraser David, telegraph repairer, Marsh street.

Fraser James, Kempt street.

Fraser Thomas, hardware and general dealer, Provost street, Archimedes street.

Fraser James 8., clerk, Archimedes street.

Fraser Robertson, clerk, Archimedes street.

Fraser William, New Glasgow Foundry, Provost street.

Fraser's Furniture Factory, Little Harbor Road.

Fraser Alexander F., moulder, Mountain Road.

Fraser Donald, Old Merigomish Road.

Fraser Daniel, truckman, Pleasant street.

FREEMAN REV, D AVID, Baptist Minister, McDonald st.

Fullerton Howard, grocer and 'dry goods dealer, Archimedes st.

Garrett Frank, upholster er, Cummings factory, west side N. G.

Gibson George, tanner and currier, west side New Glasgow.

GLENDENNING P. H,, agent Western Union Telegraph Co., Pro- vost street.

Gordon William, watch maker, Provost street.

Gordon E. W., cabinet maker, Provost street.

Graham Joseph C., grocer, Provost street, h Temperance street.

Graham Harvey, (firm 8. G. Chambers and Co.,) Forbes street.

Graham Daniel, house carpenter, Provost street.

Graham John, clerk, James street.

traham Mrs. Mary, widow, Temperance street

Graham Robert, Acadia Foundry, Temperance street.

Graham Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, James street.

araham Capt. Peter, James street.

Graham John, clerk, James street.

Graham Edward, truckman, McKay street.

Graham George O., old Merigomish Road.

Graham William, ship carpenter, old Merigomish Road.

Graham Capt. John George, Washington street.

Graham Thomas, Washington street.

GRANT ALEXAN DER, groceries, dry goods, earthenware, hard- ware, leather and general dealer, Provost street.

Grant R. & Co., dry goods, tailoring &c., Provost street, h Tem- perance street.

Grant Robert, (firm Grant and Co.,) Provost street.

GRANT MRS. E., ary goods and millinery, Provost street.

Grant Miss Jane A., dry goods and millinery, Provost street.

Bibles, Testaments and Prayer Books at H. H. Henderson & Co's, N. G.

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IMPORTERS & DEALERS

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BRITISH & AMERICAN IRON, STEEL,

CUTLERY,

Nails and Spikes, Cordage, Twines, Canvas, London Paints and Oils, Window Glass, Putty,

House Building Hardware,

OF ALL KINDS, HAND PANEL, CROSS-CUT, AND MILL SAWS, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE.

FLOUR, TEA, AND TOBACCO,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Agents for

The Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Co.'s Steel Barb Wire Fencing.

555 Provost St., New Glasgow, N. S.

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BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS,

PROVOST ST., NEW GLASGOW, N.S.

Keep always in stock a full line of

In every department of Literature, Blank Books all sizes & kinds, Wrapping Paper & Paper Bags at manufacturers rates.

chool Pooks and Shoal Requisite

With a general Stock of Fancy Goods in all departments.

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English, Canadian & American Newspapers

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Winter an and Summer Overcoatings at Alex. Fraser' 8 Provost, St., New Gla Glasgow.

Grant Alexander, journeyman harness maker, McLean street. (vant Mrs. Annie, widow, McDouald street. Grant Alexander, foreman, ship carpenter, McLean street. GRANT DONALD, architect and builder, George strect, h James street. Grant George, professor of phrenology, Archimedes street. Grant John James, house carpenter, Granville street. Grant Mrs. David, widow, near Campbell street. Grant Finley J., Sec. R. C. Provost street. Green Capt. James, George street. Green Miss Mary, Albion street. Green Thomas, clerk, Front street. trenor John, horse clipper, Provost street. HALIFAX & CAPE BRETON RAILWAY & COAL CO. J. D. Laurie, treasurer, office George street. Hally Daniel, ship carpenter, Jury street. Harris W. A., assistant station agent, h Washington street. Hartley Tsanc, Kempt street. Harding Harris, painter, Albert street. Henderson John, Kempt street.

HENDERSON H. H. & Co, booksellers and stationers, Provost st,

h Kempt street HIGH SCHOOL, McLean street. Hill John, ship carpenter, Provost street. Hinds Robert, blacksmith, Albert street. Hingley Simpson, house carpenter, Forbes street. Hogg David A., clerk, corner Fraser and High streets. Folzomer Edward, furniture painter, Provost street. Holmes A. M., grocer and general dealer, George street. Huggan Thomas, house carpenter, McDonald street. Hunter David, blacksmith, Marsh street. {rving Christopher, carriage builder, Provost street, h McIntosh street. JACKSON J. W. & C0,, druggists, Provost street. Jackson J. W., (firm J "W. Jackson and Co. ,) Provost street. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. E. A. McCurdy, Pastor. JARDINE THOMAS, board and livery stables, James street. Johnson William, ship calker, Provost street. Johnstone Miss Maggie E., clerk, Provost street. Johnstone I, teller The Pictou Bank, Provost street. Jones J., engineer, Osborne house, Archimedes street. Keith Thomas, clerk, Provost street. Keith Peter, laborer, Glasgow street. Keith Jobn, laborer, Glasgow street. Keith Mrs. Mary, widow, Glasgow street.

Room Paper at J. Mc. Beattie's, Water Street, Pictou, N. &

126 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

White Dr Dress and Fi Fancy Shirts at Alex, Fraser' s, Provost Provost St. New Glasgow.

Kennedy Angus, laborer, Kempt street.

Kennedy Rory, laborer, Campbell street.

Kitchen Edward, restaurant, Provost street.

Kitchen - Lenora, clerk,' Provost street.

Kitchen Capt. James, Archimedes street.

KNIGHT ARTHUR, Lorne House, James street.

KNOX CHURCH, corner 'Temperance and McLean streets.

LAURIE J. D., Treasurer The Halifax and Cape Breton Railway and Coal Co., office, George street.

Laurie Andrew, house carpenter, High street.

LAWSON MISS S. E,, bookseller, stationer and news agent, Pro- vost street.

Lewis James A., book-keeper, Provost street.

Linton C. P., clerk, Forbes street.

Linton W. F., dealer in skins and hides, Archimedes street.

Livingston John, laborer, McDonald street.

Livingston Hugh, ship carpenter, McDonald street

Livingston John George, laborer, corner Granvilie a4 McDonald streets.

Livingston John, blacksmith, Provost street.

LOGAN DANIEL, editor and proprietor '* Eastern Chronicle" h Forbes street.

Logan Samuel, tinsmith, McDonald street.

Logan Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, Archimedes street.

Logan Dougal, miner, McDonald street.

Lowden Mrs. E. M., widow, McLean street.

McCann William, seaman, Bridge street.

McCasskill T., ship carpenter, McI>* <h street.

McCasskill Kenneth, house carpente", McIntosh street.

M cCasskill Simon, tailor, McIntosh street.

McCOLL JEF FRY, ship builder Glasgow street, h Forbes street.

McCowin R., tailor, Albion street.

McCredy James, laborer, Little Harbor Road.

McCURDY REV. EB, A, Pastor James Chureh, Mountain Rd.

McCurdy 8. F., Clerk, corner McLean and Washington streets." DY R. S, general merchant, Provost street.

McCUE M-DEK MID D ANTEL, Excelsior Billiard Hall, Provost street,

McDermid John, stone mason, Lorne street.

McDONALD A, G., sewing machine agent, Archimedes street, house Provost Sreet.

McDonald Mrs. Catherine, widow, ©'»<sgow street.

McDonald Alexr., truckman, Glasgo _ street.

McDonald Allan, truckman, Glasgow street.

McDonald Alexr., signal man, I. C. R.

McDonald Randall, laborer, George street.

Pens, Pencils, Ink and Slates at H. H. Henderson & Co's. New Glasgow,

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NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

UNION URUG STORE, J. W. Jackson & Co.,

PROVOST ST, NEW GLASGOW, X.%,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

walsh Frngs and 4h hemicals,

Patent Medicines, English and American--All the Latest Preparations.

Cleavers, Rimmels, Colgates, & Hearle's TOILET SOAPS. William's Celebrated Shaving Soap. PERF UMES--Eau de Cologne, Lavender Water, Ess. Boquet, Jockey Club, Cashmere Boquet,etc.

= - pOTOy = TOILET ARTICLES, Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, Tooth Powders, Tooth Pastes, Pomades, Cosmetics, Etc.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS, And Family Recipes, accurately prepared with the purest Drugs and only by Experienced Hands.

128 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

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St SVE, SWtRENZIE. 800r & JOB pRINTS™

"PARQNICLE" BUILDING, NEW GLASGOW, N. S.

- CP PEA -

This Office is well supplied with Job Printing Material of every description, and the proprietor is prepared to do all kinds of work entrusted to him in

FIRST CLASS STYLE.

Such as Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Drafts, Receipts, Notes of Hand (singly or bound in books), Circulars, Posters, Handbills, Programmes, Dod- gers, Business, Address & Visiting Cards,

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY COURT AND MAGISTRATES BLANKS.

et PROMPT ATTENTION

will be given to all orders, and work entrusted #) him will be

executed WiTtH DespatcH and at rates for Cash which will defy

competition. All kinds of perforated work done on the premis¢s.

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Ladies and Gent's Valises, at Alex. Fraser's Provost St., New Glasgow.

McDonald James W., railway contractor

McDonald Lewis, laborer, Kempt street.

McDonald John, house carpenter, Marsh street.

McDonald Andrew, blacksmith, |orne street

McDonald Angus, section man, lL. C. R., Victoria street.

McDonald Mrs. Mary, widow, Victoria street.

McDonald Randall, ship carpenter, West River Road.

McDonald Daniel, school inspector, west side New Glasgow.

McDonald Daniel, tanner and currier, west side New Glasgow.

McDonald Duncan, journeyman saddler, Provost street.

McDONALD J. F., & CO, dry goods and gents furnishings, Provost street.

McDonald J. Frederick, Summer Hill, Marsh street.

McDonald J. F., Summer Hill, Marsh street.

McDonald Miss Maggie, tailoress, Provost street.

McDonald Henry, restaurant, Provost street.

McDonald Daniel C., clevk, Forbes street.

McDonald Kenneth 8., tinsmith, James street.

McDonald Mrs. John near Railway.

McDonald John, house carpenter, Provost street.

McDonald Michael, ship carpenter, James street.

McDonald Peter, ship carpenter, Marsh street.

McDonald Kenneth, Washington street.

McDonald John, ship builder, Granville street.

McDonald Samuel A., machinist Acadia Foundry, Granville st.

McDonnell Alexander, truckman, George street.

McDougall James, cooper, George street.

McDougall Donald, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street.

McDougall John, (firm McKay and McDougall,) Provost street.

McDougal\ D., blacksmith, McIntosh street.

McDougall Duncan, house carpenter, West River Road.

McDougall George, house carpenter, Provost street.

McDougall Mrs. Sarah, widow, James street.

McDougall Mrs. Eliz., widow, Provost street.

McEarchen Hugh, laborer, McDonald street.

McEarchen Jchn, laborer. McKay street.

McEarchen Daniel, laborer, Provost street.

McEarchen John, ship carpenter, McIntosh street.

McEarchen John, Junr., hostler, McIntosh street.

McGillivery Miss Sarah, dress maker, Archimedes street.

McG'llivery John, barrister-at-law, Provost street, h James st.

McGillivery Daniel, miner, Kempt street.

McGillivery John, laborer, Archimedes street.

McGowan John, cabinet maker, Bridge street.

McGregor Mrs. James, widow, Temperance street.

School Books and Materials at J McK Beattie's, Water Street, Picton, Q

130 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

Gloves, Neckties, 8, Suspenders, Collars, e, ot Alex, Fraser' 8, New Glasgow, N. ry McGregor Mrs. Michael, widow, Provost street.

McGregor R. and J., tanners and curriers, Bridge street. McGregor J., (firm J. and R, MeGregor,) Bridge street. McGregor R. W., (firm J. and [, McGregor, ) Bridge street.

McGREGOR & CO,, hardware and iron merchants, Provost st.

McGregor J. Heywood, (tirm MeGregor and Uo,,) Archimedes st.

McGREGOR R. & SONS, wholesale grocers and flour dealers, Provost street.

McGregor James D., (tirm R. MeGregor & Sons,) h corner Bridge and Albion streets.

McGregor Peter A., (firm R. McGregor & Sons,) h corner Bridge and Albion streets.

McGregor John, house carpenter, McDonald street.

McGregor J. C., (firm Jas. W. Carmichael & Co.,) Temperance st.

McGuinness Donald, shoe maker, Victoria street.

McGuinness: John, shoe maker, Victoria street.

McGuinness John, teamster, Litthe Harbor Road.

MeGuinness Alexander, stone cutter, West River Road.

MeGuin John, laborer, Provost street.

McHardy Miss Jane, compositor " Eastern Chronicle" boards Provost street.

McInnis Donald, shoe maker, McDonald street, h Victoria st.

McInnis John, journeyman shoe maker, Victoria street.

McIntosh William, dry goods &ec., Provost street.

MeIntosh Mrs. Catherine, widow, Provost street.

McIntosh Capt. Robert, Mountain Road.

McIntosh John, farmer. West side New Glasgow.

McIver Philip, peddler, Provost street.

McKaracher J. and N., American House, Provost street.

McKaracher Finley, general dealer, Archimedes street.

McKaracher Angus, blacksmith, corner McDonald and Granville streets.

McKaracher Donald, engineer, Provost street.

McKaracher William, blacksmith, Provost street.

McKaracher Duncan, grocer and general dealer, Provost street.

McKaracher John, New Glasgow Foundry, Provost street.

McKay Hugh W., confectioner, Archimedes street.

McKay Donald, House carpenter, McLean street.

McKay William F., house carpenter, McLean street.

McKay John, painter, Temperance street.

McKay Miss Nancy, James street.

McKay John, pensioner, west side New Glasgow.

McKay Alexander, carriage builder, Archimedes street, h Albert street.

east: John, dealer in dry goods &c., Bridge street.

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ARTHUR KNIGHT, - - PROPRIETOR.

Permanent and Transient Boarders Accommodated at Reasonable Rates.

CERZHEDOD 2-2

The proprietor, having taken the house formerly known as the "EGERTON HOUSE," furnished it throughout in

FIRST CLASS SL TLE,

and opened it under the name of "LORNE HOTEL," is _pre- pared to entertain daily a large number of Travellers, and find comfortable quaiters for Permanent Boarders.

Everything New, Bright and Cheerful.

By every effort to cater to the wants of his guests he hopes to merit a share of public patronage.

132 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

The rut Eastern AU hivonicle,

IS PUBLISHED AT

New Glasgow,-Pictou Co., N.S. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING

IN TIME FOR ALL MAILS, BY

Daniel Logan, Editor and Proprictop.

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Terms of Subscription, $1.50 per annum, in advance.

ADVERTISING RATES very reasonable and furnished on application.

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The EASTERN CHRONICLE pays particular attention to the collection and publication of COUNTY NEWS, as well as the compilation, in succinct style, of the most important DO- MINION AND FOREIGN NEWS. Nothing will be more acceptable to a friend abroad than to send him or her a copy of the EasTeRN CHRONICLE for a year, which you can do by sending the address and $1.50 to the office of publication.

The "E. C." has a very large circulation in all the populous settlements of Pictou County, and hence is a first-class adver-

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Superior Pilots and Beavers at Alez. Fraser's, Provost Street, New Glasgow

McKay Mrs. widow, Bridge street.

McKay John, house carpenter, corner Fraser and McKay streets.

McKay John, Stipendiary Magistrate, Little Harbor Road.

McKay Norman, Farmer, Little Harbor Road.

McKay Miss Nancy, dress maker, George street.

McKay George, gardener, Washington street.

McKay Donald, wheelwright, Marsh street.

McKay Neil, laborer, west side New Glasgow.

McKay John &., (firm McKay and McDougall,) Provost street.

McKay James R., clerk, Provost street.

McKay John, boot and shoe maker, Provost street.

McKay John, boot and shoe maker, Archimedes street.

McKay Miss C., old Merigomish Road.

McKay Neil, boot and shoe maker, Albert street.

McKenzie Alexr., tailor, High street.

McKenzie Mrs, M., confoctioner, Provost street.

McKenzie Mrs. Nancy, restaurant, Archimedes street.

McKenzie W. F., grocer and comn. mercht., Archimedes street.

McKenzie Alexr., tailor, McLean street.

McKenzie Geo. A,, barrister-at-law, Provost street, h Forbes st.

McKenzie Mrs. C., widow, McKay street.

McKenzie David laborer, Provost street.

McKenzie John, boot and shoe maker, Provost street.

McKenzie Alexr., mariner, McDonald street.

McKenzie Mrs. Helen, boarding house, Kempt street.

McKenzie Angus, farmer, west side New Glasgow.

McKenzie James, farmer, west side New Glasgow.

McKenzie Duncan, farmer, west side New Glasgow.

McKENZIE S. M, book and job printer, "Chronicle" building, Archimedes street, h Provost street.

McKewin James, blacksmith, Temperance street.

McKillop Hugh, journeyman carriage maker, Albert street.

McKinnon John, laborer, Provost street.

McKinnon Alexr., ship carpenter, Marsh street.

McLean James, principal high school, Archimedes street.

McLean Alexr., laborer, Provost street.

McLean Jas. R., builder, Marsh street.

McLean William, tanner and currier, George street.

McLEAN MRS, M, mullinery and fancy goods, and agent for Buttericks Patterns, Provost street.

McLean Colin, mariner, Albion Mines Road.

McLean James, laborer, Dorian street.

McLEAN J, RODERICK saddler and harness maker, Provost st.

McLeod James, drug clerk, Provost street. McLeod John, ship carpenter, Washington street.

Books in every department oi Literature at H EH. Henderson & Co'sn. N, @

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Best Fit in the Province guaranteed at Alex. Fraser's, Provost Street, N, G.

McLeod Roderick, teacher, Forbes street.

McLeod M.G., J. P., Temperance street.

McLeod Malcolm, suda water manufacturer, Provost street, h Temperance street.

McLarghlan William, boot and shoe maker, McDonald street.

McNar Miss Eliza, Glasgow street.

McNair Miss Margaret Ann, Glasgow street.

MsNEIL'S HALL, Provost street.

McNeil John, ship carpenter, Marsh street.

McNEIL H. L. Pes boots and shoes and general dealer, Provost street

McNeil Miss Mary, clerk, Archimedes street.

McNeil John, boot and shoe maker, Archimedes street.

McNeil W. P., dealer in musical instruments,. sewing machines &c., Provost street.

McNeil John, ship carpenter, Marsh street.

McNeil Mrs. Annie, widow, McKay street.

McNeil James, ship carpenter, Washington street.

McPherson John, coal dealer, Provost street.

McPheron David, coal factor, Provost street.

McPHERSON JOHN, marble mason and freestone cutter, Marsh street.

McQueen Angus, house carpenter, Temperance street.

Mann Capt. Alexr., George street.

MARSH ALL DAVID, J. P., Marshall's tannery, George street, of fice Archimedes street.

Marshall John, market house keeper, Archimedes street.

Marshall Isaac, ship carpenter, west side New Glasgow.

Marshall Alexr., truckman, McKay street.

Marshall John, hay weigher, Hunter street.

Market House, Archimedes street.

Martin Mrs. Margaret, widow, George street.

MATHESON I, & CO., engineers Acadia Foundry, MATHESO

N W. G., engineer, (firm I Matheson & Co.) Matheson Mrs. Catherine, grocer, McDonald street. Maxwell Mrs. Catherine. widow, Glasgow street. Maxwell James William, cabinet maker, Glasgow street. Meikle Adamson, dry goods and millinery, Archimedes street. Meikle Capt. William, Campbell street. Meikle Peter, (firm Chisholm and Meikle,) Provost street. Miller Charles, M. D., Archimedes street. Miller Miss Ann, dress maker, Forbes street. Moodey Chas. A., surgeon dentist, Provost street. Moore William, (manager Vale Colliery,) Nelson street. Moore Joseph B., Vale Colliery, McDonald street.

Best stock of Bibles at J, McK. Beattie's, Water Street, Picton, 8

A LA

SPOO

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Street, N. G.

| street, h

street.

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machines

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et.

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

THOMAS MUNROE,

DEALER IN ' Ulatches.

{locks and Jewellery, NEW GLASGOW, M.S.

IN STOCK :

A Large assortment of Clocks in all Styles,

FROM $1.50 AND UPWARDS.

SN good Assortment of "rLatches, COMPRISING,

English, Swiss and Waltham, Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Hunting and open ae _ and fancy

ased.

Ser a en iy niece ie ae - org tigi ees

iS, gi atacand:

rats -

ae

A LARGE STOCK OF JEWELLERY, GOLD ANDSILVER, consisting of Brooches, Rings, Chains, &c.

ed

ee ar ne ajo: HON ellis

oa

SPOONS AND FORKS, IN SILVER, SILVER PLATE AND NICKEL. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO

Repairing Watches aud Sewellery.

136 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

Tanner é& © NEW GLASGOW,

- - ?-07g4 00- - -

DWELLING AND TANNERY, GEORGE AND GEORGES STREETS. LEATHER STORE. AND OFFICE ARCHIMEDES ST., (Opposite the Market.)

Hides, Skins, Bark, etc. wanted at Store. -- - -ALSO

LEATHER IN NEATS, SPLIT, CALFSKINS, HARNESS AND SOLE,

For sale low for Cash. Orders Respectfully Solicited.

MAGISTERIAL BUSINESS ATTENDED TO IN THE OFFICE.

ROSS'S BAKERY, NEW GLASGOW, =- = M8. DUNCAN ROSS, PROPRIETOR.

ALL KINDS OF

Riserits, Laney Crackers,

Etc., on hand or Made to Order.

Pilot Bread, Family Bread, Wine and Soda Biscuits, Wine, Sugar, Butter, Water and Ginger Crackers.

CAKES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR WEDDINGS, PIC-NICS, BALLS, &c. got up at shortest notice.

@LL ORDERS PROLPYLY ATTENDED Fe.

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PATTE

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JEORGES 'FICE

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store.

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DDINGS, tice.

P Fe.

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

" Gents' Furnishings of all kinds, 2 at Alex, Fraser's, Provost. § Street, NG

Morrow John F., clerk, Archimedes street.

Munro Thomas, coal agent, Greorge street.

MUNRO THOMAS, jeweller and watch. aker, Provost. street, h George stree t.

Munro Donald R.. house carpenter, McLean strect.

Munro George E., clerk, Provost strect.

Munn Dunean, ship carpenter, West River Road.

Murray Mary, washerwoman, McIntosh street.

Murray Mrs. Mary, widow, Glasgow street.

Murray George, M. D., Archimedes street.

Murray James, boarding house, Kempt street.

Murray David, tanner, George stre vi.

Murray H. «& Co., general merchants, Provost street.

Murray James, ship carpenter, Marsh Road.

Murphey William, F., painter, Provost street.

Nash John, laborer, George street.

NEW GLASGOW SAVINGS BANK, Wm. Fraser manager Provost street.

New Glasgow Voundry, John Fraser manager, Provost street.

Nova Scotia Forge Uo.

Nute John, cabinet maker, Lorne street.

©' Brien John, laborer, Provost street.

()'Brien Dennis, |) orer, Hunter street.

OLIVER JOHN, ship carver, wood worker, and cabinet maker, Marsh str eet.

Oliver J. Howard, ship carver, Marsh street.

OLDING J. C., grocer and general dealer, Archimedes street.

Olding Purdy, truckman, James street.

Olding N. P., jailor, Archimedes street.

Partlow Edmund A., painter, west side New Glasgow.

PATTERSON DAVID,dry goods and general mercht., Archimedes street, house Fraser street.

Patterson R. McGregor, clerk, Fraser street,

Patterson Clarence, clerk, Fraser street.

PATTERSON REV. GEORGE, D. D,, McKay street.

Phinney Miss L., agent Domi.sion Telegraph Co., Provost street.

Polson William, house carpenter, Glasgow street.

Pritchard A. O., I. C. R., George street.

Provo Mary C., washerwoman, McIntosh street.

Pye Thomas E., peddler, Provost street.

Rae Lindsey, carriage blacksmith, Marsh street.

Rankin Sweeney, stone cutter, Provost street.

ae Mrs. Christiana, plain sewing, Provost strect.

Ray Thomas, ship carpenter, Prince Albert street. Reeves James, ship carpenter, Lorne street.

Books in every y department of Literature at H. H. Henderson & Co's. N, G. R

138 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY,

Alexander Fraser, Fashionable Tai vovost Street, New Glasgow, N, 8.

REID JOHN C., lumber dealer and general agent, Provost: st.

Ritchie Henry, book-keeper, Mountain Road.

Roach Mrs. M. B., widow, Archimedes street.

Robinson Daniel P., blacksmith, Provost street.

Rodgers James. dyer, Provost street.

ROSE DANIEL O,, curriage builder, corner Temperance and Marsh streets.

Rose Hugh, mason, corner Albion and George streets.

Rose John. mason, Albion street.

ROSE MISS MAGGIE A,, photographer, Provost street. UN

ROSS ANGUS, watchmaker and jeweller Provost street, h James street.

Ross Mrs. Elizabeth, confectioner, Provost street.

Ross David, cabinet makér, 'emperance street.

ROSS DUNCAN, baker and flour dealer, Provost street.

Ross Alexander, hostler, High street. C, " Ross Miss Margaret, Glasgow street. ore

Ross Miss Isabella, Glasgow street.

Ross William, clerk, Glasgow street.

Ross Donald, tailor, Temperance street.

Ross Donald, saw muil, Melutosh street.

Ross Alexr., house carpenter, corner Bernard and High streets. Ross William G., house carpenter, corner High and Fraser streets. = Fe - -_ Ross John, house carpenter, Provost street.

Ross James W., truckman, McLean street. ROSS HUGH & SONS, New Glasgow furniture factury. e Ross John, (firm H. Ross and Sons,) McDonald street. Ross William, (firm H. Ross and Sons,) McDonald street. Roy James, trader, Glasgow street.

Roy Miss Annie, teacher, Provost street. j tussell John James, boot and shoe maker, Bridge street. Ny, ] Russell Robert, Revere House, Archimedes street. ¢ Russell Miss Lizzie, dress maker, Archimedes street. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, vacant, between Mountain Road and

George street.

SCOTT REV. E. A., Pastor United Church, Archimedes street. Mon SCHOOL HOUSE, west side New Glasgow.

Shepherd Mrs. Susan, widow, George street. ] Sinclair John Robert, (Nova Scotia Forge Co., (west side N. 4.)

Sinclair John, Archimedes street.

Sinclair Miss Ann R., confectioner, Market street.

Small Henry, hostler, James street.

Small John, butcher, James street.

Small Roderick, butcher, James street.

Small William, laborer, Bridge street.

Best stock of Bibles at J. McK. Beattie's, Water Street, Pictou, N. S.

sgow, N.S.

Provost st.

erance and

treet, et, h James

rh streets. raser streets,

eet,

nh Road and

es street.

ide N. G.)

NEW GLASGOW "IRECTORY. 139

Oe es eee RE I

HUGH ROSS & SONS, "|

New - fhlasgow furniture factory « 5 | 4

A)

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AP RGGA).OD-I->

UNDERTAKING attended to in all its branches.

+= 10!

Coffins and Cashets always on Hand.

IWNew Glasgow, Nova Scotia.

Jtreeston ¢ : a

Harble i utter. ' 7 encase :)

Monuments, Tablets, and Tombstones

Made to order in every Style, on ; | Reasonable Terms. af

-

Marsh St. New Glasgow, N. 8.

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY,

Be

JOHN R. 'SMITH & o0., Smit

omit

IMPORTERS & DEALERS Sinit Sinit

Sinit Staple and fancy Ihe foods sit

Smit)

Carpetings and House Peiteitinee: nee Provost St., New Glasgow, N. 8. SMT

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. . Sterli

JOHN STEWART; ice

: " - Stewa Blacksmith and iron Plough STEV Manufacturer, STEV PROVOST SIREET, sulli New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Sullie FIRST PRIZE AWARDED AT THE PROVINCIAL EX- pi) HIBITION, 1878. cies

oe sae a ne ee eee era se ere e Sulliv ape = Suthe

> 9. OLDING Baki

DEALER IN TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, MO- fe LASSES, DRIED FRUITS,

Confectionery, Spices, Crackers, Butter, ete., Kerosene Gil, Soap, Starch, etc., all at Moderate prices. Thom

Archimedes st., New Glasgow, N.S.

Thom

141

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY.

Best English and Canadian Tweeds at Alex. Fraser's 3 New Glasgow, N.S Smith Daniel, ship carpenter, Provost street. a smith A, Milton, journeyman carriage builder, Temperance street. Smith W. Frank, journeyman carriage builder, Temperance street. Smith Frank, harness maker, Provost street.

Smith William, dry goods &c., Provost street.

Smith Thomas, Marsh street.

Smith Thomas, Provost street.

Smith William F., boot and shoe maker, Archimedes street. Smith William, chief of police, McIntosh street.

SMITH JOHN R. CO,, dry goods merchants.

Smith J. R., (tirm John R. Smith and Co. 5) High street.

Smith Mrs. Angus, widow, Bridge street.

Smith John, grocer and Butcher, Mariret street.

Smith Miss Hannah, George street.

Smith David F., joiner, Forbes street.

Smith Thomas, carpenter, Temperance street.

Smith Thomas G., joiner, Marsh street.

Smith Robert, ship carpenter Pleasant street.

Somerville Goerge, mason, Granville street.

Sones Mrs. M., widow, George street.

Sterling George, stone mason, Provost street.

Stewart William D., compositor " Eastern Chronicle" McKay st. Stewart John, McGregor's tannery, Alfion street.

Stewart Thomas, miner, Dorian street.

STEWART JOHN blacksmith and plough manufacturer, Provost street, h Temperance street.

STEWART REV. JOHN, Washington street.

ih Stewart William, railway contractor, Nelson street. \)

pug h

Stewart Joho D., tanner and currier, west side New Glasgow. Sullivan Donald, clerk, Albion street.

Sullivan Thomas, house builder, Provost street. : Sullivan William H., ship carpenter, Albion street. ¥ Sullivan T., poor house keeper, west side New Glasgow. 4 Sullivan William H., ship carpenter, George street.

-otia.

WAL EX-

Sullivan Jolin, Nova Scotia Forge Co., McIntosh street. $e - _ - - - Sullivan William, ship carpenter, Albion street. hs Sutherland H. T., (firm A. C. Thompson and Co.,) Provost street. b Sutherland Neil, grocer, Provost street. 1 Sutherland Miss Susan, confectioner, Provost street. 3

Tabort George J., laborer, Archimedes street.

THOMPSON A. C. & CO., hardware and general dealers. Provost street.

Thompson A. C., (firm A. C. Thompson and Co.,) corner McLean and James street.

Thompson David, farmer, Forbes street.

Go to H H Henderson Co's, for Cheap Stationery -

RS, MO- Gil, Soap,

8.

SA al, BA ach nile 402A tw

142 NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY. Yee, liroad Clothe and Doo Skins at Ales. Fraser's, Provost Street, N. G.

Thompson William, joiner, Provost street. Treen Joseph, stoné cutter, Kempt street TUPPER SAMUEL G,, tinsmith and ironmonger, Provost street, Washington street, Tucker W hae house carpenter, George strect. Turnbull Alexr., laborer, Bridge street.

TURNER JOHN ROBERT, Painter, Forbes street.

'lurner Samuel, painter and paper hanger, Forbes street. UNITED CHURCH, Rev. KE. A. Scott, pastor Temperance st. Underwood UG. W., yeneral merchant, Provost street, h Mountain Road. Underwood Miss Catherine, clerk, Mountain Road.

WALLACE ALBERT, photographer, Provost street. WALKE

RR. A,, dry yoods merehant, Provost street, WALKER REV, GEORGE, McLean street. Walker Andrew, merchant : and banker, George street, Welsh Thomas, blacksmith, Temperance street. Welsh Edmund, mariner, Marsh street. Welsh James, moulder, Acadia Foundry, Lorne street. Wheeler Mrs. Margaret, widow, Marsh street. W heeler George, Nova Scotia Forge Co., McIntosh street. Wilmot Richard, journeyman saddler, Archimedes strect. Williams James, foreman '* Kustern Chronicle" Forbes street. Williams Sarah C., washerwoman, Melntosh street. Wilson John, trader, Archimedes street. Wilson George, cashier Vale Colliery, Marsh strect. Wolfe Henry A., hairdresser, Provost. street, Wright John, farmer, Mountain Road, Young Edward, Vice-President R. C. Provost street

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. President John

Stewart, Mechanics Hall, Archimedes street.

Chremes a Specialty with J, McK. Beattie, Water Street, Picton,

et, N.G.

ost street,

prance st. Mountaire

treet.

nt John

NEW GLASGOW DIRK#CTORY.

&. 6. Ghompsou & Go., NEW GLASGOW, HN. &.,

Wholesale Manufacturers of Plain and vepapnee Tinware, Coal Hods, Tu- ular Lanterns, Perfection Oil Tanks, &c. &c.

DEALERS IN

STOVES OF ALL KINDS,

Enamelled and Common Hollow-Ware, Enamelled Sauce Pans, Table Cutlery, Lamps and Lamp Fittings, Chandeliers, Bird Cxuges, ete. Cistern Pumps, Kitchen Sinks, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc. Agents for Copp Bros. Celebrated Ploughs with Steel Mould Boards.

PLEASE SEND FOR PRICE LIST.

ee

NW GLASGOW DIRECTORY,

| i: Aw al Ihe er,

IMPORTER & DEALER

Pes, ) ree

Staple : Janey Ary ool: READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,

Corner Kempt and Provost Streets,

- ALSO -

On Kempt Street, AVholesale & Retail Croce,

Lat) 2

AND PROVISION DEALER. Always in Stock the Celebrated DICTATOR, XXX, and other Chictas Brands FLOUR, and MEAL, TEA, SUGAR, MO- LASSES, TOBA CCO, OILS, ete., ete. Soap, Buckets,

Brooms.

A very fine Selection of Paper Hangings and Borderings.

Fo

(hoods regul: urly arriving and Stoc rt always complete in each de partment. Intending purchasers will find it to their ad- vantage to- examine the above Stock.

NEW GLASGOW, N. S.

NEW GLASGOW DIRECTORY. 145

WALLACE'S PHOTOGRAPH STUDI, New Glasgow, N. 8.

IN STOCK, A SUPERIOR LOT OF

SQUARE & OVAL BLACK WALNUT FRAMES,

All sizes, Received Direct from the Manufacturers, and will be

ool,

SHOES,

reets,

sold Cheap for Cash. Motte Lrames,

With MOTTOES, superior to anything in this line ever offered in this town.

Also, a splendid lot of

ogee,

SISOS

PHOTOGRAPHS, FERROTYPES,

and other

AR, MO- ickets, tnt &c., made, Copied and Enlarged, and finished in a style no ie excelled anywhere in this country. i ngings E

- - 20S e400 -

For your copies give me acall before you go elsewhere.

A. WALLACE.

1 each de pir ad-

. S.

146 RIVER JOHN DIRECTORY.

RIVER JOHN, - - - £=xNova Scotia. D. W KITCHIN, Proprietor.

10:

This house is pleasantly situated on the East Side of the River,

and fitted up for the reception of Permanent and Transient

Boarders. Every attention paid to the comfort and convenience Archi

ASTB

of Commercial Men, and the travelling public generally. Burk

('ame Collie

Good Stabling, and Livery furnished Less

- _ fl eee: ene ee nc rnanyn the ARRAN mB I SE SO UY ge NN a en - og, a = - npeate i ; Pay a e tenes - 1 : Soares Tala Mle weed ge oy Se STRATE I at iS - : ae at <n Boys eee = eee ie ~e rE "

when required. DOW

(yamm

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WILLIAM MATHESON, Oita

HENR

CUSTOM BOOT & SHOE MAKER, ne

Hende

RIVER JOHN, N.S. oy

All Orders Promptly executed. Holme

wid KITCI Kitchi KITCt Kitchi LANG Langil Langil

jouse {anpenter, laste

aker and

{ abinet Ff

y ~ McCol

' : . McCor River John, N. S. McCU!

Cabinet Work of Every Description made to order on reasonable Bes

Terms.

Scotia.

f the River,

Transient

Ponvenience

yi

rnished

nenter,

reasonable

RIVER JOHN DIRECTORY. 147

Alexander Fraser, , Fashionable Tailor, Provost st Street, | New Glasgow, NS

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF RIVER JOHN.

18 Mites From Piecrow. emcee

Archibald Adam, general dealer. ASTBURY REV. JOHN, Methodist minister

Burke Patrick, board and liv ery stables.

('ameron J. T., M. D.

Collie J. R., M. D.

Dominion Telegraph Co., A. McKenzie, agent.

Douglas John, house carpenter.

DOWNING REV. J. L., Rector, Parish of John the Baptist. (;ammon William, board and livery stables.

GAULD JOHN D., post-master and druggist.

GOLLAN JOHN, U founty and Stipendiary Magistrate.

(iratto M., house carpenter.

HENRY MRS. E. D., proprietor of Acadia House.

Henry Charles E., liver John Nursery.

Henry John, J. P., general merchant.

Henderson Daniel, boot and shoe maker.

Henderson John, saddler and harness maker.

Hingley William, carriage builder.

Hoimes John, J. P., general merchant.

Holmes Stewart, saddler and harness maker. KITCHIN JAMES, ship builder, general merebant, and shipowner eu Kitchin Henry, ship owner. 1 KITCHIN D. W,, proprietor of Alma House. a Kitchin David, proprietor of River John stage and mail contr. aE LANGILL OLIVER, carriage builder. ; Langill David, blacksmith. Langill R. H., merchant tailor.

Landry Mrs. Susan, dress maker.

McColl Miss L. J., confectioner.

McConnell George, tanner and currier.

McOUNN REV, R,, Minister Church of Scotland. 'Best: stock of Bibles at J. McK. Beattie' Water Stree: Pictou, N. &

148 RIVER JOHN DIRECTORY.

'Best English and Canadian Tweeds at Alex. Fraser's, New Glasgow, N. &

McDonald J. R., teacher. McDONALD ALEX., carver and gilder.

McDonald William, carriage builder. McKAY REV. H. B., Presbyterian Minister. McKay Miss Mary, 'teacher, McKenzie John, J. P. McKENZIE & GORDON, general merchants. McKenzie Daniel, bl: icksmith. McKenzie & Leader: successsors to C. McLennan, ship builders. and general merchants. _ McKenzie Archibald, agent Dominion Telegraph Co. McLennan Charles, J. P.

McLeod James Isaac, blacksmith. Ty

McLeod Ebenezer, blacksmith.

McLeod Malcolm, agent Western Union Telegraph Co. Trav

McLeod Miss Bessie, teacher. patre

McQuarrie Miss Bessie, dress maker and milliner. MATHESON WILLIAM boot and shoe maker. Mitchell John W., house carpenter.

Munro George, dealer in dry goods, groceries «e. Perrin David, blacksmith.

Perrin Edward W., carriage builder.

"Pioneer" Newspaper, published every Thursday by J. D. Gauld. Redman William, general dealer.

Rogers Stephen, boot and shoe maker.

Stramberg Mrs. Mary, restaurant.

Stramberg John James, butcher and general dealer.

Sutherland Robert, tanner and currier.

Sutherland George, blacksmith.

Western Union Telegraph Co., M. McLeod, agent.

Books in every department of Literature at H. B. Henderson & Co's. N, G.

sgow, N.S.

p builders.

.D. Gauld.

% Co's. N, G.

RIVER JOHN DIRE: TORY.

ee ey

ACADIA HOUSE,

River John,N. &.,

Mrs. Eleanor O. Henry, Proprietress.

LCEGORDOD2Y~>

This old established House is open for the reception of the

Travelling public, and no trouble is spared to make those who

patronize the "Acadia" comfortable. Rates Moderate.

First-Class pig go & eg oem hostlers.

DS Us X, +)

ounty anl Si RIVER JOHN, N. S.

Collections made & a DEADLY remitted

RH. LANGILL, CUSTOM TAILOR,

RIVER JOHN, N.S.

qistrate,

ALL GARMENTS GUARANIEED TO FIT, AND AT

REASONABLE PRICES.

STELLARTON DIRECTORY.

~ JAMES R. CORBETT,

Manufacturer of Custom Made, & Dealer in Imported BOOTS and SHOBS. ALBION STREET,

Stellarton, N. S.

--YRTtiem itelts io: MERCHANT TAILOR

Cloths and Gents' Furnishing Goods. ALBION Si., STELLARION, W. $.

B. D. RoGers & Co.,

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Confectionery, Sruit, Choige Groceries,

Fancy Goods, &c. Agents supplies of Maps, Charts, Books, Pictures, etc. always on hand.

24> Consignments promptly attended to and proceeds paid over

as soon as goods are sold.

Albion i Street, ot, Stellarton, N.S Ss.

_ Gs GILLIS, Boot aad Shoe akoker,

ALBION STREST, STELLARTON, - - - N.S.

ACAL

Bain Bank Bell } Blenk Came} Carri Clish Clish Coghi

CORE

Falkne Fraser Fraser

Inglis Johnst

KEITt

Kenne

Wrappi

Jealer Ss.

ods.

, wT &.

9 nants,

geries, Books,

nid over

STELLARTON DIRECTORY. 151

Gents' Furnishings of all kinds, at Alex. Fraser's, Provost Street, NV. @.

_ A, Se chs anne

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF STELLARTON.

2 Mixes To New Guiascow, 9 Mives To Picrov.

:0:

ACADIA COAL CO,, H. S. Poole, agent.

Bain James, telegraph agent.

Bank The Pictou, (branch office,) D. M. Fraser, agent. Bell Basil, druggist.

Blenkinsop Thomas, engineer Albion Mines.

Cameron William, brick maker.

Carritt George G., cashier Albion Mines,

Clish James, grocer.

Clish Joseph, dealer in hardwarc &c.

Coghill George, carpenter.

CORBETT JAMES R, dealer in custom made and imported

boots and shoes.

' CUMMING REV. THOM AS, Presbyterian Minister.

Cummings John, biacksmith.

Doran Thomas, accountant Acadia Mines.

Dickson Charles W., accountant Albion Mines. DUNN REV. C,, Presbyterian Minister.

Falkner William, grocer and general! dealer.

Fraser William, grocer &e.

Fraser James W., underground superintendent. Grant Alexander, grocer &ec.

Grant A. G., dealer in boots and shoes.

Gray Donald, grocer &e.

Green John, clerk, Acadia Mines.

GILLIS COLIN, boot and shoe maker.

HOLMES CHARLES, dealer in dry goods and groceries. HILL MRS. SARAH, hotel keeper and general dealer. HUDSON JAMES, agent Halifax Coal Co.

Inglis Mrs. Margaret E., dress maker,

Johnstone Lewis, M. D. Physician.

KEITH JAMES, merchant tailor.

Kennedy Evan, M. D. Physician.

Wrapping Paper, Paper Bagu & Twine at J. McK Beattie's, Water St, Pictcu

152 STELLARTON DIRECTORY.

'Ladies and Gent's ° Valises, at / Ales Fraser 8 Provost St, New Glasgow.

ee -

Leaghy Ndward, dealer in dry goods, groceries, and provisions.

M: DONALD REV, W, B., St. Bridget's Roman Catholic Church.

McDONALD JAMES, station agent. McDougall Miss M. B., ¢vess siallins

McInnis Donald, grocer Ke, McINTOSH WILLIAM H,, merchant tailor. McIntosh John, contractor and builder. McIntosh George, grocer de. McLEAN MISS A, E,, milliner and dealer in fancy dry goods, McKay Mrs. L., dealer in small wares. McKay Charles, grocer ke. McKenzie Hector, post-master. McPherson Brothers, general dealers. McPherson William, carpenter. McQuarrie John, master builder. MITCHEL J SMES manager union association. MOORE REV, D. C,, Rector Christ Church. Murray James hi dealer in fruit and confectionery. Nevin Robert, engineer. Nexon William, blacksmith. POOLE H, S., agent Acadia Coal Co. ROGERS 8. D. & CO,, grocers, confectioners, and general dealers, ROSS JOHN & & SON, merchant tailors.

Smith John, soocuntant Albion Mines.

UNION ASSOCIATION, dealers in dry goods, groceries &e., Jas. Mitchel manager.

Vaux Joseph, time keeper.

Ward George, car inspector I. C. R.

WELDON REV. A. F., Methodist Minister.

Wentworth James, dealer in dr y goods, groceries de.

Willis R. and Co., dealers in dry goods, groceries dc.

- - oe ny ae a are re

~ Blank Books very low at at H. H. Henderson & Co's, N. G.

Tl pring most whie

Dr' '

h

All o tactio

and is lic. I recreat

permar

dlasgow. OVisiONns. ie Church.

dry goods.

eral dealers,

es ke., Jas.

tna nee,

STELLARTON DIRECTORY. 153

i - -

UNION ASSOCIATION,

(stablished 1861.) STELLARTON, - - N.S.

This business is carried on, having for its basis the Co-Operative principle : and the choicest goods in Great Variety, are sold on most moderate terms - a small advance on Cost. The Stock which is being constantly replenished, consists of

Dey Goods, Groceries, Spices, Boots and hoes, Hardware and Ironmongery, Flour and Corn Meal, and

Other PROVISIONS,

All of which are of superior quality, and cannot fail to give satis- faction.

JAMES MITCHELL, MANAGER

| WESTVILLE HOUSE,

This Commodious Hotel is situated on

the Main Street,

Westville, Nova Scotia,

and is well adapted for the accommodation of the travelling pub- lic. It contains good airy rooms, and visitors seeking quiet and recreation will find this house very desirable as a temporary or

permanent home.

D. MUNRO, Proprietor. T

WESTVILLE DIRECTORY.

MURDOCK McKAY,

WESTVILLE, - - - NOVA SCOTIA,

IMPORTER & DEALER

IN BOOTS AND SHOKBKS,

AND SHOE FINDINGS, BAL Brow CALD Gace

Chish

are ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WCRK DONE ON THE

Premises, with Neatness and Despatch, and at such rea-

sonable prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction.

ANDREW £ Westville, N.S. DEALER IN HARDWARH,

Including a large assortment of STOVES, GRATES AND RANGES, with every other article in the trade.

Terms Strictly Moderate. pe

Harri:

~ ROYAL OAK HOUSE, | ie Johns

WESTVILLE, N. &., Ee

John Smith, - - - Proprietor. MeDo Transient and Permanent Boarders accommodated ie in the Best Manner. McDo

TERMS REASONABLE.

IN THE 1 rea-

n.

ator. odated

WESTVILLE DIRECTORY. 155

"Alexander Fraser, Fashionable Tailor, Provost Street, New Glasgow, 37. S.

.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF WEST- VILLE.

5 Mites From New Gtascow Pictov Co.

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Acadia Co-Operative Society, D. B. Graham, Sec'y. BALFOUR DUNCAN, merchant and post-master. (see advt.) Brown John, joiner.

CALDER DAVID & Co., merchants, (see advt.)

Cameron Frederick, dealer in dry goods &c.

Cameron John, expressman.

Chisholm William, carriage builder.

Conn Misses M. E. and M. S., milliners and dress makers. DOMINION TELEGRAPH CO,, Thomas Grant, agent. DOUGLAS JAMES, merchant tailor.

Doyle Edward, engine driver.

Dryden William, engine driver.

DRYDEN JOHN, grocer and general dealer.

Fraser William and Co., general merchants.

Fraser Anthony, miller.

Fraser Daniel, boot and shoe maker. a Fraser Wm. S., house carpenter. i A GRAHAM D. B., Secretary Acadia Co-Operative Society. Graham Alexander, dealer in dry goods dec.

GRANT THOMAS, chemist and druggist.

Grant T. M., teacher.

Gzunn Norman, general dealer.

Harris Henry, gaffer Acadia Mines,

HOOD ANDREW, hardware merchant, (see advt.) Johnston William, tailor. Ny JONES JOSIAH E., M. D. Physician. LEES, REV, J OHN, Presbyterian Minister.

Leithead James, baker.

McDonald John A., boot and shoe maker. McDonald Paul, house carpenter

McDonald William, blacksmith.

McDougall Roderick, cashier I. C. Coal Mining Co.

Chromos a Specialty with J McK. Beattie, Water Street, Picton,

SPT IE 7 Tae eee : ee *

ome

WESTVILLE DIRECTORY,

'Bast t English and ish and Canadiar Canadian | Tweeds a at Alex, Fre Fraser's, & New Glasgow, Glasgow, N.§ .

McDougall John, (Wm. Fraser and Co.)

McInnis Donald, truckman.

McKay John D., 't and shoe maker.

McKay Angus, bo. and shoe maker.

McKay Mrs. George, dealer in dry goods, and groceries,

McKAY MURDOCH, importer and dealer in boots and shoes, (see

advt

McKean Miss Mar rion, dealer in groceries and dry goods,

McKean Harop, carpenter.

McKenzie Charles, plasterer.

McLean Misses M. A. and J. E., milliners and dress makers.

McLellan John James, joiner.

McLellan Michael, blacksmith.

McLeod Daniel A., general dealer.

McLeod Roderick, carpenter.

McPherson George, dealer in groceries.

Marshall James A., expressman.

Matheson James, conductor I. C. R.

Maxwell James, underground overman.

MUNRO DANIEL, Stipendiary Magistrate and proprietor of

Westville House, (see advt.)

Munro David, Travellers Rest.

Munro Alexr. J., joiner.

Oliver John F., general dealer.

Oliver Kenneth, carpenter.

Pero Edward, engine driver.

Purvis Alexander, underground over-man.

Reid James, weaver and store keeper.

Robinson James, mason.

Rogers J. P., agent Western Union Telegraph Co.

Roy James, Justice of Peace.

Saunders George, carpenter.

SIMPSON ROBERT, J. P., manager I. C. Coal Mining Co.

SMITH JOHN, proprietor Royal Oak, (see advt.)

Sutherland Mrs. Robert, general dealer.

Sutherland Robert, plasterer.

Western Union Telegraph Co., J. P. Rogers, agent.

WHITE WILLARD W,, manager Nova Scotia Coal Co., White James, general dealer.

Wilkes James, machinist.

Wilkes John, machinist,

Young Mrs. Marion, dealer in soda water and cigars.

Books in every department of Literature at EE Henderson & Co's. N, G.

gow, 8.

shoes, (see

ds.

akers.

prietor of

WESTVILLE DIRECTORY, L57

t Duncan Balfour, WESTVILLE, - - - NOVASCOTIA,

ALWAYS KEEPS IN STOCK

A large Assortment of Dry Goods, Grocer- ies, Boots and Shoes, Room Paper, &.

FAIRBANKS HAY-SCALES FITTED UP ON THE PREMISES - Weighing done at reasonable rates.

Terms : CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Prompt Monthly payments required or no sale.

DAVID CALDER & CO.

WESTVILLE, N.S.

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. Crockery, Confectionery, &c. ROSE DO TERMS TO SUIT THE TIMES. - Reso Mark the address, Main Street, Opposite the West- ville Drug Store.

158 HOPEWELL DIRECTORY.

BRENRY McocLEAN, HOPEWELL, - NOVA SCOTIA,

DEALER IN

Staple and fancn Aley {hoods

GROCERIES,

Crockery, Hardware, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,

Leather, Lumber, &c., &e.

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All kinds of Country Produce taken in Exchange, and the Me

highest Market price paid for the same. Mc

ee eee fan ai maak ea ee ee Me]

Orn

JAM ES W. McDONALD, Rob 'SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE ALEXANDER McDONALD.) Ros HOPEWELL, N. S. Tho:

Dealer im Dey Goods,

Groceries and Provisions. 0: Always in Stock a good Supply of Ready-Made Clothing,

Earthenware, Tin and Hardware.

Farm Produce taken in Exchange for Goods, or Cash. a

gods,

nd Shoes,

ge, and the

DONALD.)

D ods,

e Clothing,

ge for

VALE COLLIERY DIRECTORY, 159

Best | Broad Cloths and Doo Skins at Alex. Fraser' 's » Provost Street, v0.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF VALE COLLIERY.

- - - 101 - - -

ALLAN SIR HUGH, President Vale Coal Co., R Montreal

BRUCE REV, W.,, Presbyterian Minister.

Grant Donald, boot and shoe maker.

GREENOR JOHN, mechanical engineer and J. P., manager Vale Colliery.

Hanley J. F., time keeper Vale Colliery,

Hingley Fulton, dealer in dry goods, groceries &e.

MecGillivary D. A., M. D.

McKay Hugh, boot and shoe maker.

McKINNON BROS,, dealers in dry goods, groceries, drugs ke.

McKinnon C. J. (firm McKinnon Bros.,) post-master and J. P.

McKinnon A., house carpenter and builder,

MOORE J. B,, Vice-President Vale Coal Co.

Ormiston Daniel, mechanical engineer.

Robinson A., house carpenter.

Robertson D. C., photographer.

Ross Daniel, dry goods and groceries.

Spurs Mathew, deputy overman Vale colliery.

Thompson D. R., Teacher.

Turnbull Thomas, overman vale colliery.

Wilson George, clerk and cashier vale colliery.

Wrapping Paper, 1 Paper Bags" Twine at J. McK Feattie' s, Water St., Pictou.

160 HOPEWELL DIRECTORY.

"Ladies and Gent's Valises, at t Alex z Fraser's Provost St St, New Glasgow.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF HOPEWELL PICTOU CO.

7 Mives From New Ghasaow.

commnmme 1)

Baird Charles, section man I. C. R.

CAMERON ANGUS, blacksmith, (see advt.)

Cumming John, Justice of Peace.

Cunningham Richard W., carriage builder.

Fanning John, miller Hopew ell mills.

FRASER J OHN, merchant and proprietor Hopewell House (see advt. )

Fraser Alexander, painter.

FRASER ALEXANDER, trunk and harness maker, (see adv.)

GALBRAITH REV, P,, Presbyterian Minister. Grant William, (firm John McArthur and Co.,

Grant James W., brick maker.

Grant Joseph How e, cattle dealer. GRAY MRS, DANIEL, Hopewell Mills. Gray Hugh, Justice of Peace.

Gray Finlay, grist and saw mills,

GUNN JOHN, post-naster.

Haas Francis. weaver.

McARTHUR JOHN & Oo,, furniture, sast, door, and blind manufacturers, (see advt. )

McBean A. W. A. , general dealer.

McDONALD JAMES W,, 'dealer in dry goods, groceries and provisions, (see acvt.)

McDonald Enon, dealer in groceries.

McDonald Mrs Daniel, milliner.

McDonald Brothers, woollen mills.

McDONALD JOHN F,, M. D. Physician.

McDonald Hugh, house carpenter.

McDonald John, carriage builder.

McIntosh A, D., teacher.

Blank Books very low at H. !. Henderson & Co's., N. G,

HOPEWELL DIRECTORY. 16]

'Best English and Canadian Tweeds at Alex. Fraser's, New Glasgow, N.S.

McLEAN REV. ALEXR., Presbyterian Minister.

McLean Hector, Justice of Peace. MeLean John D., boot and shoe maker. McLean David, restaurant.

ecLEAS HENRY, merchant, tanner and currier, (see advt.) McLENNAN BROS, dealers in dry gounls & groce ries (Se@ ¢ adv. ) McLEOD THOMAS, station agent.

Munro John Mck., teacher.

Munro Thomas H.., " Blne ksmith.

Munro Daniel, boot and shoe maker.

rimston Andrew, foreman section master L (. R. Robinson Joseph, Tailor.

Ross Peter, Justice of Peace.

URQUHART ALEXR,, mercht. and general dealer, (see adv.)

Urquhart John, boot and shoe maker.

dlasgow.

SWELL

vell House

, (see adv.)

, and blind

oceries and

Best stock of Bibles at J McK. Beattie's, Water Street, Pictou. N. S. U

HOPEWELL DIRECTORY.

ALEXANDER URQUHART,

HOPEWELL, N. §&.,

DEALER IN

Shap ile : dFaucy 3 Tr DY Ahoails

GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c. All kinds of Market produce taken in Exchange, and highest Market prices paid for the Same.

ALEXANDER FRASER,

MAKER,

HOPEWELL, NOVA SCO TIA.

ANGUS CAMERON,

GENERAL BLUACKSMITH, HOPEWELL, N.S.

All kinds of Work connected with the Trade done

in a substantial manner, and at reasonable prices,

Scrol ing a nitur comin class

'change,

ame.

done ble

HOPEWELL DIRECTORY. 163

JOHN FRASER,

Hopewell, - - - Nova: <otia,

GENERAL DEALER IN

Ary Goods, Groceries, Flour

Meal and Country Produce. LCERZEYIHOD >>

EO LP LE SYR L LG OD EO Os,

Is beautifully situated on rising ground, and has been specially titted up for the accommodation of Visitors, Strangers, (ommer-

elal men and the travelling public generally. Terms moderate,

JOHN FRASER, Proprietor.

HOPEWELL NUN AND BLIND MANURACTORY,

JOHN McARTHUR &CO.,

Respectfully inform the public that they are prepared to manu- facture all kinds of

SASHES, DOORS & WINDOW BLINDS, FOR OUTSIDE & INSIDE OF HOUSES.

Scroll and Band Sawing, Fancy and Ornamental Turning, Plan- j ing and Matching. Straight Mouldings of every deseription. Fur- niture made and repaired. J..McA. & Co have every facility in their commodious premises, worked by water power, to turn out first- class work of every description. Remember the address,

Hopewell, Pictou County, N.S.

Ste Lennan Brothers

HOPEWELL, NOVA SCOTIA,

DEALERS IN

AN rs », Af Md Dey Goods & Groceries,

+O:

FAMILIES CALLED UPON

AND GOODS DELIVERED

AT THEIR HOUSES.

- - _c0tetoe - -

PRICES to Suit the Times.

mes.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY,

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

70:

CORPORATION. - Town of Pictou.

MAYOR. - John D. McLeod, Q. ©. COUNCILLORS. - Warp 1 - C. Dwyer, W. J. Lorrain. Warp 2 - D. T. Hislop, R. Campbell. Warp 3 - James Carson, F. W. Fraser, (Druggist.) TOWN CLERK, Treas. and Clerk of License. - G. H. Elliott. STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE - Daniel Hockin. POLICE CONSTA BLES - James Arluckles, John W. Campbell.

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PICTOU FIRE BRIGADE.

HOOK AND LADDER AND PROTECTION COMPANY.

J. 8. Harris, Captain ; R. A. Dawson, Ist Lieutenant ; Daniel F. Ives, 2nd Lieutenant ; James R. Brown, Secretary and Trea- surer ; John D. McKenzie, William N. Mills, Melville McKean, Hiram Fraser, Scott Dawson, John A. Stramberg, Abram Me- Donald, Thomas Dickson, James P. English, Peter Carroll, B. Flynn.

OFFICERS AND MEN IN CHARGE OF HAND ENGINE PHCENIX.

James Yorston, Captain; John A Stalker, lst Lieutenant ; Norman McDonald, 2nd Lieutenant ; J. H. Campbell, Secretary and Treasurer; James Devey, Alexander McDonald, John G. McDonald, Robert Brown, Samuel Chambers, Robert Tan- ner, James E. Gillespie, George Geldert, William Harritt, Daniel Sutherland, John McDonald. :

VOLUNTEER FIRE ENGINE COMPANY IN CHARGE OF THE STEAM FIRE ENGINE EMPRESS OF INDIA.

teorge Dicks, Captain ; F. W. Fraser, Ist Lieutenant ; George Bayliss, 2nd Lieutenant; John Cuish, Chief Engineer ; James McNeil, assistant Engineer; James T. Paulin, Secretary and

166 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

Treasurer ; James Arbuckles, Alexr. McKenzie, John McKenna, John Beattie, Alonzo Henderson, Studley Jones, D. MeDonald, William Henderson, John W. Gourley, Alexander Smith, Alex. McNeil, W. W. Glennie, D. German, John German, James Carleton, George Davies, Hector McMillan, J. Fisher Grant. Angus S. McDonald, Richard Johnston. R. McKenna, J. H. Campbell, Archibald McDougall, Samuel Hislop.

OFFICERS AND MEN IN CHARGE OF STEAM FIRE ENGINE PICTOU,

D. T. Hislop, Captain; F. W. Fraser, Lieutenant; John W. Campbell, Chief Engineer ; James McKean, Assistant Engineer ; James A. Skinner, Secretary aud Treasurer; W. G. Fraser, Dunean English, Adam Pringle, D. C. Henderson, Wm. Noouan, Clarence Hamiiton, James McKinnon, Daniel Henderson, John Bruce, Murdoch McKenzie, Donald Munro, Arthur Hislop, Jolin Murray, Joseph Wilson, Frank Dawson, Daniel Murray.

THE PICTOU BANK, ESTABLISHED 1874, CAPITAT $500. 000, FATD UP $200,000

Dinkerors.- - Hon. R. P. Grant, President ; John R. Noonan, Vice-President ; Robert Doull, Esq. M. P., James Kitchen, Esq., [. A. Grant, Esq., Donald Fraser, Esq., J. D. McGregor, Esq. Manacer - Thomas Watson, Casurter, John McKeen, Tenier, W. D. Meynell.

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, ESTABLISHED 1832, CAPITAL $1,000,000. PICTOU BRANCH - -HOWARD PRIMROSE AGENT. MERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAX, ESTABLISHED 1864, CAPITAL $1,000,000, PICTOU BRANCH--WM. IVES, AGENT.

0;

SAVINGS BANKS.

GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK. AGENT, ALEXR,. McoPnat.. THE PICTOU BANK--SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, Tuomas Watson, Manager. PICTOU MECHANICS INSTITUTE SAVINGS BANK. W. W. GuLeNNig, Cashier.

Pr Don M.

day ,

Co Pasto P. M: 2.50,

Chi Ross,

Week

Mt. of ser day S

Was hath si (lass |

P. M.

Octobe

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Den service Sunda:

NEV each mH ahipful

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McKenna, McDonald, nith, Alex. lan, James her Grant. una, J. H.

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John W. Engineer ; G. Fraser, n., Noonan, rson, John islop, Jolin 'ay.

(TAT, S500-

t. Noonan, chen, Esq., regor, Esq. n, TELLER,

CAPITAL MROSE

LED 1864, |. IVES,

McPuau.. ENT, TSON, Manager. BANK.

5, Cashier.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. CHURCHES.

PRINCE ST. CHURCH (PRESBYTERIAN.)

Prince Street, between Church and Spring Streets. Rev. Wm. Donald, Pastor - Hours of service on Sunday, 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Weekly lecture and prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30, Sun- day School 2.30. Seats free.

ST, ANDREW'S CHURCH.

Corner Church and Coleraine street, Rev. A. W. Herdman, Pastor - Hours of service on the Lord's Day at 1l A. M. and 7 P. M. Weekly prayer meeting, Wednesday 7.30, Sunday School 2.30.

KNOX CHURCH.

Chipman st., between Spring and Falkland Streets, Rey. Alexr. Ross, M. A. Pastor- - - Sabbath services 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday 7,30, Sunday School 2.30.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND, st. James', Denoon Street, Rev. J. Edgecomb, Rector - Hours

of service Sunday 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Wednesday 7.30, Sun- day School 2.30. METHODIST CHURCH OF CANADA.

Water Street (West End) Rev. J. G. Angwin, Pastor- - Sab- hath services 11 A. M. and 7 P, M. Sabbath School and Bible Class 2.45 P. M. Prayer and social meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 P. M. Communion first Sabbaths in January, April, July, and October. Strangers will be cordially welcomed, pews all free.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, WATER

STREET.

Prayer Meeting and addresses every Sunday at 10 A. M., and { P. M., in Prince Street Hall. Bible Class every Tuesday at 8 P. M. J. P. McDonald, President, James Patterson and John Ross Vice Presidents, David Logan, Secretary, Howard Primrose, Treasurer.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Denoon and William Streets, Rev. R. McDonald - Hours of service Sabbath 11 A. M., 3 P. M. Mass every morning 7 A. M. Sunday School 3 P. M.

:0: MASONIC.

New Carponia, No 11, Pictou, meets on the second Tuesday of each month, also fourth Tuesday from April to September. Wor- shipful Master, Thomas Tanner : Secretary, Charles E. Davies.

St. Joun's Royat Arcu Cuaprer, No. 8., Pictou. Secre- tary, A. H. MeKay.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

I. 0.0. F.

Eastern Star, No. 2, Pictou, meets on Wednesday. N., G., J. Fisher Grant ; Secretary, George Lyall.

Sruart EncamMpMENt, No 10, I. O. O. F., Pictou. Secretary, A. C. Baiilie.

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TEMPERANCE ORDERS.

ORIENTAL DIVISION, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, ORGAN. IZED MAY 10, 1848. PROVINCIAL DEPUTY JAMES MUNRO.

POLAR STAR LODGE U. T. A., ORGANIZED APRIL, 1864, PROVINCIAL DEPUTY, JAMES CARLETON, PiceTOU TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB, ORGANIZED UCT. 1877, PRESIDENT, JOHN PRINGLE, J. P.;SECY. AND TREAS., JOHN CROCKFORD.

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ORANGE LODGE.

PICTOU TRUE BLUE, No. 32, ORGANIZED JULY, 1877, MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH.

O - - - - -

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

County or Picrov. - Hon. James Fraser, Robert Murray, George McLeod, Duncan McDonald, William Fraser, Adam McKenzie, James Primrose, Angus Sutherland, John Grant, Neil Gunn, Hugh McLeod, John Logan, William Langill, James Grant, Robert Copeland, William Smith, Alexr. McKay, . R., Alexander Cameron, Roderick McKenzie, Alexander Mc- Kay, W. R., John Crerar, Robert Doull, Henry R. Narraway, Donald McDonald, C. J.. George McKay, George Denoon, John Holmes, C. J.. Andrew Hunter, John F. McDonald, Basil Bell, John H. Lane, Peter G. Campbell, Wm. Ross, John Ross, James Fitzpatrick, Alexr. Chisholm, Donald Fraser, James Wentworth, Duncan Robertson, Thomas Horn, James Holmes, John A. Daw- son, James W. Carmichael, Malcolm G. McLeod, Alex. McHardy, John Dawson, John Mitchel, David Marshall, John McPhee, George W. Underwood, Robert Fraser, Andrew Campbell, David Patterson, Alexr. Grant, Alexr. Thompson, Hector McLean,

Dur Joh Ale Mcl Mcl Wm P. ¢ G., rigg, gall, Mc) Micl Millg Yors Alex Kite (oll eron, McL

Cam}

John Donal S. Mc A. M Gunn, Conne Jas. | J. M John ' David Allan Wm. | Murra McKe Intosh neth J

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ORGAN r JAMES

RIL, 1864, ON, 'ANIZED SSECY.

LY 18 r OF

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5

Murray,

Fraser, and, John m Langill, . McKay, ander Me- IN arraw ay, oon, John Basil Bell, pss, J ames rentworth, ) A. Daw- McHardy, McPhee, ell, David McLean,

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 169

Alexr. McDonald, M. R., Thos. Fraser, James Hudson, John McDonald, (Angus Son), John McDonald (John's Son) Donald McLean, Wm. McGillvray, Chas. McKinnon, Chas. McDougall, Wm. Cameron, Charles McLennan, G, Campbell, J. Hislop, R. P. Grant, K. Ross, A. Fraser, Jesse Hoyt, Don. McDona'' F. G., James Fraser, Daniel Grant, Maurice Power, Wm. Brown rigg, Danl. McLean, Alexr. McLeod, Don. Ross, Wm. Me'ou gall, John Cumming, James Cumming, Don. D. McDonald, Robt. McNeil, Allan McPhee, Donald Sutherland, Malcolm MeDonald, Michael ©, Olding, Wm. 8. Fraser, John R. Fraser, Angus Me Millan, John Falconer, Wm. McLaren, A. J. Patterson, John Yorston, Thos. Kennedy, Daniel Sutherland, Daniel Chisholm. Alexr. Matheson, Jas. W. Jackson, Jas. D. McGregor, James Kitchin, John Henry, David Tattrie, Samuel Archibald, John Gollan, David Miller, John McLeod, Geo. Laurie, Finlay Cam eron, Thos. Grant, Robert McNaughk*on, Daniel Munro, Robert McLean, John Miller, James P. M Le: ran, C. Dwyer, William Campbell, Peter Brown, Duncan Wir. George Smith, John Fraser, Dav. Huggin, Robert Baniierman, James Mitchell, Wm. C, Olding, John D. Fraser, E. McLennan, John Oliver, James Stalker, Geo. J. Hamilton, John Johnstone, John McDonald, Wm. Irving, Robert Dewar, Gece. McConnell, Alexr. MeGillvary John R. Davies, Kenneth Came" 1, Saml. A. Foster, John Me- Donald, Dal., John McKenzie, Jas. Ross, John P. Lawson, Robt. S. McCurdy, John Fraser, Robert Campbell, Alexr. Sutherland, A. M. Fraser, John Denoon, Chas. McKinnon, Alexander N. Gunn, Robt. Campbell, Norman Gunn, John D, Cameron, David Conners, Francis McKenzie, John D. McDonald, Neil Fraser, Jas. Keith, Richard Fraser, David Culton, Wm. McLean, David J. Meikle, Roderick McDougall, James Fraser, Jas. Roy, jr., John T. Oliver, Danl. McLean, Robert Simpson, George Hattie, David Ferguson, David Fullerton, David McKay, Chas. Wilson Allan A. Ferguson, James Little, John Pringle, Alexr. McK ay Wm. Ross, Angus McQueen, Peter Campbell, John Munro, John Murray, Danl McDonald, Hugh Gray, Angus McDonald, John McKenzie, Arc. McKay, John Greenor, James Grant, Wm. Me Intosh, Josiah E. Jones, Angus Davies, John Sutherland, Ken- neth McKenzie, R. McLeod, John MecDougald. ution) .

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DOM- INION.

Chief Justice - (% 33000) - The Hon. William Johnston Ritchie. PUISNE JUDGES.

The Hon. Samuel Henry Strong, Salary $7000. The Hon. Telesphore Fournier, "Salary "$7000.

V

Dun. McKay, James McRae, Richard Tanner, Danl. McDonald, John R. Noonan, Mayhew 'T. Smith, Don. McKay, Alex. McKay,

170 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

The Hon. William Alexander Henry, Salary $7000,

The Hon. Henri Elzear Taschereau, Salary $7000,

The Hon. John Wellington Gwynne, Salary $7000.

Registrar - Robert Cassels, Jr, Salary $2,600,

Precis writer and Secretary to the Chief Justice and Judges of the Supreme Court of Canada, Geo. Duval, Esq. This Court and the Exchequer Court were organized under the provisions of 38 Vic. Cap. LL.

THE EXCHEQUER COURT OF CANADA.

The Exchequer Court has original jurisdiction (1) in revenue eases (2) in civil suits when the Crown for the Dominion is plain tiffs (3) controversies between the Dominion and the Province, or between two Provinces. The Judges and officers are the same as in the Supreme Court.

SUPREME COURT OF NOVA SCOTIA.

Cuier Justice (85000) Sir Wm. Young, Kt. Eaquiry Jupar, ($5000) and Judge of the Supreme Court, Hon. John W. Ritchie, Assistant Judges, (84000) Hon. Wm. F. DesBarres, Hon. Hugh McDonald, Hon. Henry W. Smith, Hon. Alexr. James, Hon Robert L. Weatherbe.

COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES.

Judge Ordinary, the Judge in Equity, with appeal to the Sup- reme Court. Registrar, James H. Thorne.

VICE-ADMIRALTY AND PRIZE JURISDICTION

COURT. Viee-Admiral, the Governor-General. Judge, (8600) Sir Win. Young, Kt., Chief Justice. Advocate General, - - - ~- SURROGATE.

ror Prerou Co., Jolm D. MeLeod, Q. C. SUPREME COURT AT PICTOU.

Supreme Court having jurisdiction in all matters where the claim is above $80. Has exclusive jurisdiction in all criminal matters and civil suits where title to land is involved. Terms at Pictou - J une term commences on Thursday after 2nd Tuesday of June and sits two weeks if necessary. October term commences on Thursday after 2nd Tuesday of October and continues two weeks if necessary.

COUNTY COURT.

County Court for District No. 5 comprising Counties of Pictou and Cumberland sits four times each year in this County. At Pictou on the 2nd Tuesday of January, and Ist Tuesday of August, and at New Glasgow on the 2nd Tuesday of February and 4th Tuesday of August. Each term lasts until all business is disposed of. Has exclusive jurisdiction in matters of contract

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in revenue m is plain 'rovinee, or he same as

TY JUDGE, V. Ritchie, lon. Hugh ames, Hon

CAUSES.

» the Sup- 'TION

Sir Win. SURROGATE

where the ull criminal Terms at Tuesday of cCOMmMMences tinues two

of Pietou bunty. At : a uesday of t February ll business of contract

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between $20 and $80 and concurrent with Supreme Court from $80 up to $400 in matters of contract and up to $200 in cases of test.

Judge - W. A. D. Morse, residing at Amherst, Cumberland Co. Clerk in Pictou County, David Matheson, Esq., Deputy Clerk Robert McK. Matheson, Crier, Miles Geldert.

Supreme Court, David Matheson, Esq., Prothonotary & Clerk. Miles Geldert, Crier,

Wm. H. Harris, Sheriff, George 8. Harris, Deputy Sheriff Joseph Baxter, Jailor.

COURT OF PROBATE.

Judye - James Fogo, Esq., Q. C. Terms of holding Courts, January 14th, August 5th, 1879. Registrar Pro Tem Wm. A. Dickson,

BARRISTERS.

James Fogo, Q. C., admitted Ist May 1838. John MeKinlay, 22nd July 1845.

Hon, Simon H. Holmes, (Halifax) 10th April 1865. John D. McLeod, Q. C., 6th December 1866. George H. Elliott, 18th May 1868.

Charles D. Macdonald, B, A., 6th November 1875, James MeG. Stewart, B. A. 10th August 1878. William A. Dickson, 12th December 1878.

Charles E. Tanner, 28th December 1878.

COUNTY OFFICERS, SESSIONS, &C. Custos Rotulorum, Danl. Hockin. Clerk of Peace, David Matheson. | Sittings of Sessions of Peace

County Treasr., D. W. McKean. | Feby. 4th, July Ist, 187%. Registrar of Deeds, J. Ferguson.

CORONERS FOR THE COUNTY.

David Matheson, Wm. H. Harris, Lewis Johnston, M. D., John McKay, Wm, Fraser, M. D., J. R. Collie, M. D., Samuel A. Foster, Geo. Murray, M. D., James Mitchell.

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DOMINION OF CANADA.

SEAT OF GOVERNMENT, OTTAWA.

HIS EXCELLENCY THE RIGHT HON. SIR JOHN DOUG j LAS SUTHERLAND CAMPBELL, K. T., G. C. M., G. P. C. {

Secretary of the Governor General, Major F. W. DeWinton, Military Secretary, the Hon. Edward George Percy, Aide de- Camp Vernor Chater, Aide-De-Camp, Lieut. the Hon, C. Har- bord.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

MINISTER AT WASHINGTON,

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Great Britain at Washington, Right Hon. Sir Edward Thornton K. C. B., salary £6,000.

Secretary of Legation Vietor A. W. Drummond, Esq., salary £700,

NOVA SCOTIA.

Seat or GoveRNMENT, HALIFAX,

HIS HONOR ADAMS GEORGE ARCHIBALD, LIEUTEN ANT GOVERNOR. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Hon. Simon H. Holmes, Premier and Provincial Secretary. John 8. D. Thompson, Attorney-General. Samuel Creelman, Commr. of Mines and Works. Charles J. MeDonald. | William B. Troop. J. $8. McDonald. \ N. W. White. ' Without Department. Charles J. Townsend. Hector F. McDougull.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. President... Hon Robert Boak, Halifax.

Hon Robert Mollison Cutler, ......0. 0.0000 005. Guysborough, William ©. Whitman ...... teeeeeees «Annapolis,

« Freeman Tupper .................+.++.... Liverpool,

"John McKinnon ................... ....Antigonish,

* Dr. €ameron... . és Rb hC bene es

* Samuel Creelman, M. E. , Commissioner of

Works and Mines... ................Stewiacke,

'" Daniel McN. Parker, M.D................ Halifax.

" James Fraser ............0-ce cece ee ee s+ Pictou, Olaelen: Puan: Tibi cia sia Rive bea bs Cornwallis, De CO aad eps Bains einen Digby,

A. MoN, Coohran,. ads. 004. cervh wr een ess Maitland, Phen 0, MOTH aon os ss tes ea eee Londonderry, eee: HOUss) Ts es eR ea A Halifax, ENE, ic AUT WES cso rol tine rarer nc aires Yarmouth, Charles Boadsos, Bas 6 6.526 sivie sgccae cae ew even Arichat, Charles M. Francheville, Esq.,................ Guysborough, SG Ts DNGRIR, TE ibis a ia ie in Truro,

Dave MoCurdy, Wiis. i rhein Baddeck, C. B.

Clerk, John C. Halliburton. Chaplain, Rev. George W. Hill, A. M. Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, Robert Roman.

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. _. Hon W. B. Troop, M. BE. ©., and Caleb

ANNAPOLIS CoUN A NTIGONISH ('ape Breton "

('OLCHESTER * ('UMBERLAND '*

Diany

GJUYSBOROUGH *

HALIFAX " HANTS INVERNESS " IK INGS. ss j.UNENBURG

Pierou

(QUEENS ¥ RicHMOND "6 SUELBURNE si

VICTORIA te YARMOUTH 4¢

W. Shafner.

.. fon John 8. D, Thompson, M. E. C., At

torney General, and Angus McGillivray.

_E. Tilton Mosely, and //on Hector F, Me

Dougall, M. E. C.

... William Blair and William A Patterson. .. Hon Charles J. Townshend, M. E. C., E.

Vickery.

.Benjamiv Van Blarcum, and Henry M.

Robicheau.

.. J. W. Hadley and A, N. MeDonald. ..Hon Charles J. McDonald, M. E. C.,,

William D. Harrington, John Pugh. Thos. B. Smith and Nathaniel Spence.

...D.J.Campbell, M.D. and Alex. Campbell . W.C, Bill and Hon James 8. MeDonald,

M. E. C.

.. Edward James and Charles A. Smith. Fon SH. Holmes, M. E. C., Provincial

Secretary, Alex. McKay and Adam ©. Bell.

...L, 8. Ford and James C. Bartling. ... Isidore LeBlane and Alex. MeCuish. ..Hon N. W. White, M. E. C., and Nehe

miah McGrey.

... William F. McCurdy and John Morrison. .. Albert Gayton and Joseph R. Kinney.

RETIRED MEMBERS OF COUNCIL RETAINING THEIR

RANK AND PRECEDENCE BY SPECIAL PERMIS.- SION OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.

Hon. Sir William Young, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia.

Charles Tupper, C. B., M. D., M. P.

Adams G. Archibald, C. M. G. Lieut. Govr. of Nova Scotia.

W. A. Henry, Q. C., Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Dominion.

Hon. James McDonald, Q. C.

Ss. L. Shannon, Q. C.

Alexander McFarlane, Senator.

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THE QUEEN'S PRIVY COUNCIL FOR

CANADA.

Ministry Formep 7TH November, 1878.

MINISTER oF INTERIOR - Rt. Hon. Sir J. A. McDons.!:; Premier

MINISTER OF FinaNcE - Hon. 8. L. Tilley.

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Post-MasTeR GeNERAL - Hon. Alex. Campbell. Minister OF Raitways. - Hon C. Tupper. SECRETARY OF State - Hon. J. C. Aikens. MINISTER OF Pustic Works - -Hon. H. L. Langevin. Minister OF AGricutturE - - Hon. J. H. Pope. PRESIDENT OF THE Counctn - Hon. John O'Connor. MINISTER OF JustTICE - Hon. James MeDonald. 3rd Minister OF Mititsa - Hon. L. R. Massen,

MINISTER OF MARINE AND Fisnertes - Hon. James C. Pope. MINISTER OF Customs - -Hon. M. Bowell.

MINISTER OF INLAND Revenve - - Hon. G. Baby.

SPEAKER OF THE Senate - -Hon. R. D. Wilmot.

OT

MILITIA.

The General officer commanding the Militia of Canada, Lieut General Sir Epwarp Sevey Suyva, K. C. M. G. Aide De Camp Epwarp Gray SELBY SMyTH.

PICTOU BATTERY GARRISON ARTILLERY.

Strength 3 officers, 55 non-commissioned officers and men and

13 bandsmen, or 71 in all. hh

Captain, Joseph A. Gordon ; Ist Lieutenant, John R. Davies ; P 2nd Lieutenant, Daniel T. Hislop; Non-commissioned otticers, Son, Sergeant-Major, Nicholas Roach ; Sergeants, Frederick W. Fraser, Ls William Devey and William Tanner- - Corporals, Chas. D. Mec Mel donald, William Dickson, He nry Clarke. Bombardiers, George H A. Pringle, Robert Munro and John U. Ross Or

The battery is fully equipped with uniform of the best mater Tata ial, exactly the same as the Royal Artillery and are armed with Joln Snider-Enfield short rifle. Have a battery of six 32> pounder ry Si guns, mounted on a gun platform on the Batter y Hill, se called. Mas'

Since the formation of the corps in 1875, it has been aT ae in all the militia reports as one of the best and most soldierly looking corps in the Province, and was very favorably noticed by the Marquis of Lorne and the Princess Louise on the oceasion of q

the reception in Truro, November, 1878. They have just ordered Lia the new regulation artillery helmet from England, and when these ; Pi arrive they can for soldierly appearance and completeness of equip- (am

ment compete with any corps in the Lower Provinces. The Band of the Battery was formerly known as the Pictou Sil ver Cornet Band, and under the leadership of Mr. John A. Stram berg, a young man of superior musical talent, has obtained the evedit of being the best band in the Province. The instruments Ww were purchased by the men of the battery, out of the battery funds, Sund and the militia department furnished the uniforms. The members of the Pictou Silver Cornet Band enlisted in the Battery, and are still under the able loadership of Mr. Stramberg. W

'. Pope.

da, Lieut. De Camp

RY.

1 men and .. Davies : ed otticers, V. Fraser, . D. Mee

s, George N, "f

st mater smed with ) pounder se called. nentioned soldierly oticed by cusion of st ordered hen these is of equip-

Pictou Sil A. Stram ruined the truments ry funds, members , and are

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

Educational.

PICTOU ACADEMY.

A. H. McKay, Principal of Academy, and Public Schools. Robert MeLellan, Classical Teacher, W- E. MeLellan, Grade 3rd West. Miss Mary D. Campbell, Grade 2nd West.

HIGH STREET SCHOOL

W. H. MeMillan, (Principal,) Grade 4th East. Alexander McArthur, (trade 3rd East. Miss E. M. Johnstone, Grade 2nd East. Miss Rose, Grade lst East.

CENTRAL SCHOOL Coleraine Street, Miss B. Beattie, Grade let Central. BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE. Falkland Street, Miss J. Fullerton, (Grade ist West.

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Customs Department.

luspector for Nova Scotia J. J. Kerr, Eag.. Amherst N. 3,

Picrou CoL_tecror - -Daniel McDonald. Crenk- Jas. Patter son. CLERK AND LANDING Warrer- - Jaa A. Russell.

LANDING Warrers- - Clarke Murdoch, Waa Connell, and Jas. MePherson,

Housk Keerer ann Messencer - Danean Frases

Our Ports, Sun CoLLecrors New Glasgow, J. EF MeDonald. Tatamagouche, J. O. G. Campbell. Merigowish, Ko Murray. River John, J. Ro Heury.

SHLPPING Masrir Maleolm Campiel Master, J. H. Campbell.

Deputy Shippir

" 1S

Inland Revenue Department.

Luspector for Nove Scotia, George Eawom, Hay Picrou CoLLecror | (vacant,) Derserrex Orricnn, George J ' 'ampbell.

3

Post-Office.

Water Street, Edmund MePhail, Poet Master. Open daily

Sundays excepted at 8.50 A M. and clowed at 8 P. M OFFICLAL ASSIGNEE

Water Street

W._ W. Glennie

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UNITED STATES CONSUL. | ei Oscar Malmros, Esq., office Water Street. iH INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. . eo

Don:

Henry Fraser. INSPECTOR OF GAS.

George Hepburn. J John

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BOARD OF HEALTH. wise

J. A. Gordon, J. A. Dawson, C. Dwyer, Richard 'Tanner, Sen., : Pyare F. W. Fraser, Druggist, Wm.McLaren, R. 8. Dawson. i _FE PICTOU BOARD OF TRADE. eB C. Primrose, Esq., President. Thomas Watson, Esq., Secretary. 4 " - 0! a To Telegraph Companies. ' s

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r ae ' ° Al Western Union, Water Street, C. B. Robinson, agent. : Pot Dominion, Front Street, W. R. Burke, agent. :

EXPRESS OFFICE.

Front Street, Noonan & Davies, Agents. RIVER JOHN STAGE. ee 4 On D Kitchin, Proprietor. Leaves post-oftice for River John, every 4 Pot day, Sunday excepted, at 3 P. M., returning every morning. ; BIN ('hishs - _ - ~0 8@f0-e- - - q | EN Pougl Kir

MUNICIPALITY OF NEW GLASGOW, F MeDo 1879. Sc

y 'ou ee q lors C) ; Tow Warpren- - James D. McGregor. q Provo: CounciLLors - - Ward 1, Daniel Chisholm, George McDougall ; ; P, M. Ward 2, Geo. A, Douglas, John C. Reid ; Ward 3, D. C. Fraser, John Cumming. RECORDER AND STIPENDIARY Maaistrate - John McKay, J. P. Town CiLerk, Treas. AND CLERK or License - -A. M. Fraser. Fire Warps - T. Fraser, (Foreman,) Geo, F. McKay, Donald Grant, A. ©. Bell, James W. Carmichael, John McKay, Peter A. McGregor Te Fire ConstasLes- - - William Smith, D. R. Cummings, David McKa

Murray, John K. Stewart, John R. Chisholm, H. H. Henderson. ¢ Cou a) (

ES.

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in, every

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Dougall ; Fraser,

ay, J. P. Fraser. Donald . Peter

David iderson.

MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY, - Pouice Constasee - - William Smith. HinrartH Warpese Ward 1, Andrew Cameron and William

Chisholm, Ward 2, RK. A. Walker and J. H. MeGregor, Ward 5,

Donald McDougall and James Arthur.

OVERSEERS OF Poor - John Cumming, G. A. Douglas, and Geo. McDougall.

MeEAsurERS oF CoaL, Grain, Wooo, &c. - -Thomas Munro, John McPherson and Daniel Fraser.

SURVEYORS OF LUMBER, SHINGLES, Bark, &c. - Win. Thomp son, Donald Ross, Jolin Marshall, David Murray, Wm. F. Ross, Duncan McDougall and Alexr. Ross.

Fence Viewers -Thomas Clarke, Duncan MeKenzie, and Norman McKay.

Inspectors OF Beer, Pork, &c. - -William Forbes and John Marshall.

Wericguer or Hay - John Marshall.

Towns Assessor - Donald Grant.

Assessors - Ward 1, James Murray, Ward 2, Harry Towns- end, Ward 3, Jamnes M. Carmichael.

Auprrors - -John R. Smith and J. Fred MeDonald.

Pounp Keerer- - John Marshall.

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Committees.

Roaps AND Srreers - - Councillors Cumming, Reid & Chisholm.

Potice AND Licexse- - Couneillors McDougall. Fraser & Reid.

RINANCE AND Aupbririnec - Councillors Douglas, Fraser and ('hisholm.

TENDERS AND Pupiic Property - Councillors McDougall, Douglas and Cumming.

Fire, Pumps, and Weiis - Councillors, Reid, Cumming, and Vic Dougall.

ScHoots - Councillors Fraser, Douglas and Chisholin.

'"'ourT OF APPEAL AND Reviston - The Stipendiary, Council- lors Chisholm, Reid and Fraser.

Town Orrice - R. McGregor & Sons, brick building (2nd floor) Provost Street. Office hours, from 9 to 11 A. M.. and 6.30 to & P, M.

a, 6 heres

Municipal Courts.

TOWN OF. NEW GLASGOW.

Terms First and Third Twesday of each month. Officers, Joh McKay, J. P., Recorder and Stipendiary. A. M. Fraser, Clerk of Court. William Smith, Police Constable.

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( For Supreme and County Courts see Pictou Miscelianoous 5 Directory.)

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BARRISTERS. George A. McKenzie, admitied 19th April, 1853. Sexy Duncan C. Fraser, B. A., 26th daly, 187? John McGillivray, 14th January, 1877.

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Educational.

James McLean, Principal High School.

Treacurrs. - Edward Creswick, Miss A. Roy, Miss M. Me- Pherson, Miss McGregor, Miss McDonald. Scuoo. [Nspector ror County. - - Daniel McDonald. -!0:

Banks.

The Pictou Bank, D. M. Fraser, Agent. Bank of Nova Scotia, J. W. Carmichael, Agent.

New Glasgow Savings Bank, Wm, Fraser, Manager. Dominion Government Savings Bank, J. W. Copeland, Agent.

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Churches.

edad Ww : es . Le St. Andrew's Church (no permanent Pastor). Hours of service on Lord's Day, 1) A. M. and 6.30 P. M. Sunday Sehool 3 P. i M. Prayer meetiny every alternate Thursday at 7.30. ' De United Chnesh, ev. E. A. Scott, Pastor, Sabbath Services 11] ; Syadn A. M. and 6.30 2? M. Sunday School 3 P. M. Week night ser ; De vice every Thursday at 7.30 P. M. Tu (reor James' Church, Rev. E. A. McCurdy, Pastor, Sabbath Servic- rs es 11 A. M, and 6.30 P. M. Week night service every Thurs- day at 7.30 P. M. Saptist Church (no settled Pastor) Sabbath service 11 A. M- : and 6.30. : . nl ] Hi Church of England, Rev. D. C. Moore, Rector. Sabbath Ser- : Solin vice in Mechanics Hall on Sunday at 4. 15 P. M. Sunday School 4 3 P.M. Week night service every Thursday 7.30 P. M. j Young Men's Christian Association, Joun Stewart, President. : a Zs

Axaus McQueen, Secretary.

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l, Agent.

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ait

Masonic. - ty

Albion Lodge, No 5, establisned 1558, meets on the firss Tues- day of each month. Worshipful Master, H. T. Sutherland, Secretary, Robert Grant.

Manitoba Lodge, No 59, established 1870, meets on the 2 Monday of each month. Worshipful Master, Arthur Kniy'): Secretary, J. K. Fraser.

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1.0.0. F.

Norton Lodge, No 6, meets on Monday. N.G. Arthur Knight Secretary, P. H. Glendenning.

TEMPERANCE.

New Giasgow Reform Club mects every Friday. President, Jas. R. Cunningham, Secretary, Finlay Grant.

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Post-Office.

Provost Street, William Fraser, Post Master. Open daily Sun- day excepted, at 8 A. M. and closed at 8 P. M.

0).

Telegraph Companies. Western Union, P. H. Glendenning, agent. Dominion, Miss Z. Phinney, agent.

STAGE ROUTES.

Daily from New Glasgow to Antigonish, Strait o1 i'anse, and Sydney.

Daily to Sherbrooke and Goldenville.

Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays to Arasaig, and Cape George returning the alternate days.

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RIVER JOAN. s

Helping Hand Lodge, No 34, N. G., William Matieson. Secy. John Gollan. SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

M. M. Division, 57, W. P. Archibald McKenzie. Secretary, J. McDonald.

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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

MASONIC.

Western Star Lodge, No 50, meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. W. M., James Roy, Secretary, Alexr. MeLeod, z

I. O. OJ F.

Scotia Lodge, No 11, meets on Thursday. N. G. Walter A.

Sutherland, Secretary, John Dryden. TEMPERANCE.

Dr. Livingston Lodge, No 213, W. C. P., Peter Anderson,

Secretary, Thomas Saunders.

STELLARTON. MASONIC,

Keith Lodge, No 23, (established 1860) meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Worshipful Master, Alexr, Gray, Secretary, James W. Fraser.

10. 0. EF.

Fuller Lodge, No 5. N. G., Peter Ross. Secretary, Hugh MeKelver,

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.,

Victoria Lodge, No 223, W. C., Michael Munro. Secretary, Peter MeMillan.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Albion Mines Division, No 59, W. P., Thos. Stewart. Secy.,

Jos. S. McKay.

:O}-- VALE COLLIERY. LOO. FZ.

Moore Lodge, No 17, meets on Tuesday, N.G., Wia, Pickins.

Secy., Aaron Sleigh. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.

Beaconstield Lodge, No 312. Instituted 24th July 1878. W.

('. Templar, F. J. Anley, W. V. Templar, Sarah Ann MeDonald.

oimeremnne sO}

HOPEWELL. MASONIC, Curren Lodge, No 68, (established 1873,) meets on the first and hird Monday of each month, W. M., Andrew Ormiston, Secy., John M. Dunbar. 1, 0: @& F. Caledonia Lodge, No 2&8, meets on Wednesday, N. G, A. Wi McBain. Secretary, John D. McLean,

1. # hottle barrel lewd, 7 ids: ¢ ery or placed wines first re im alls subjec fair in woods with a puted packa goods of twe specif enact woods and er

% 2 porter valore the (i the an sidere shall | drawt upon collec deduc and th into ¢ at wh where

kind |

nd fourth y, Alexr.

Vulter A.

Lnderson,

e second

Master, Vv, Hugh Ls.

*CTUTATY,

Secy.,

*ickins.

Yonalad.

rst and Secy.,

CUSTOMS TARIFF,

Tariff of Gustoms

i.

OF THE

i DOMINION OF CANADA,

AS IN FORCE

On and after the 15th March, 1879.

7

Resolved, That it is expedient to provide that the value of all bottles, flasks, jars, demijohns, carboys, casks, hogsheads, pipes, . bar rels, and all other vessels or packages manufactured of tin, iron, if lend, zine, glass or any other mutterial, and capable of holding liq-

vids: ¢ rates, barrels and other packages containing glass, china, crock - ery or earthenware, and all packages in whieh goods are commonly placed tor home consumption, including cases in which bottled spirits, wines or malt liquors are contained, and every package, being the first receptacle or covering enclosing goods tor purpose of sale, shall in all cases not otherwise previded tor, in which they contain goods subject to an ad valerem duty, be taken and held to be it part of the tuir market value of suc}. goods for dutv, and when they contain woods subject to specitic duty only, such packages shall be charged with a duty of customs of twenty per centum ad valorem to be com- puted upon their original cost or value ; and all or any of the above packages described as capable of holding liquids when containing goods exempt from duty under this Act, shall be charged with a duty of twenty per centum ad vadovem; but all packages not hereinbefore specified, and not specially charged with duty by any unrepealed . enactment, and being the usual and ordinary packages in which goods are packed for exportation only, according to the general usage

and custom of trade sha | be free of duty.

2. Resolved, That it is expedient to provide that on all goods im-

2 ported into € 'anada, subject under this Act or any other Act to an ad g vadorem duty, upon which a drawback of duties has been allowed by q the Government of the country where the saine were manufac 'tured,

the amount of such drawback shall in all cases be taken and con- sidered to be a part of the fair market valuy of such goods, and duty i, shall be cellected thereon, and in cases where the amount of such 4 drawback shall have been dedueted from the value of such goods upon the face of the invoice under which the entry is to be made, the collector of Customs or proper officer shall add the amount of such 3 deduction, and collect and cause to be paid the lawful duty thereupon, 4 and the fair market value of all goods, wares and merchandise imported 4 into Canada, shall be understoad to be the ordinary wholesale price at which the same are sold for home consumption in the country . where they are purchased or ranulactured ce deduction of any } kind because of any drawback paid or to be paid thereon, or because

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of any special] ent between the seller and purchaser having reference to the tion of such goods, or to the exclusive right to territorial limits for the sale thereof, or because of any royalty pay- able upon patent rights, but not payable when goods are purchased for exportation, or on account of any other consideration by which a specia) reduction in price might or could be obtained: Provided that nothing herein shall be understood to apply to general fluctua- tions of market values.

3. Resolved, That it is expedient to provide that any or all of the following articles, that is to say peeled of all kinds, green fruit, hay, straw, bran, seeds of all kinds, vegetables, (including potatoes and other roots), plants, trees and Siva be. coal and coke, salt, hops, wheat peas and beans, barley, rye, oats, Indian corn, buckwheat and all other grain, flour of wheat and flour of rye, Indian meal and oat meal, and flour or meal of any other grain, butter, cheese, fish (salted or smoked), lard, tallow, meats (fresh, salted or smoked), and lumber may be imported into Canada free of duty, or at a less rate of duty than is provided by this Act upon Proclamation of the Governor in Councii, Which may be issued whenever it appears to his satisfaction, that similar articles from Canada may be imported into the United States free of duty, or at a rate of Guty not exceeding that payable on the same under such proclamation when imported into Canada,

4, Resolved, That it is expedient to provide that if at any time any greater duty of customs should be payable in the United States of America on tea or coffee imported from Canada, than on tea or coffee imported from any other country, then the Governor in Council may impose on tea or coffee imported into Canada from the said United States an additional duty of customs equal to the duty payable in the United States on tea or coffee imported from Canada: Provided that tea or coffee imported into Canada from any country other than the said United States, but passing in bond through the United States, shall be taken and rated as a direct importation from the country wherever the tea or coffee was purchased. ,

5. Resolved, That it is expedient to pesine that an allowance may be made for deterioration by natural decay or breakage upon all per- ishable and brittle goods imported into Canada, such as green fruits and vegetables, crockery, china, glass and glassware, provided such damage is found to exceed twenty-five per centum of the value there- of upon an examination to be made by an appraiser, or proper officer ot customs at the nrst landing, or within three days of such Janding ;

- but such allowance shall only be for the amount of loss in excess of twenty-five per centum of the whole quantity of such goods contained or included in any one invoice; and provided the duty has been paid on the full value thereot arefund of such duty may be allowed and paid in the proportion, and on the fulfilment of the conditions above specified but not otherwise, on application to the Minister of Customs,

6. Resolved, That it is expedient to provide that in determining the dutiable value of merchandize, except when imported from Great Britain, there shal] be added to the cost or the actual wholesale price or fair market value at the time of exportation in the principal mar- kets of the country from whence the same has heen imported into Canada, the cost of inland transportation, shipment and trans-ship- ment, with all the expenses included, from the place of sroerth, production or mannfacture, whether by land or water, to the vessel in which shipment is made, either in transitu or direct to Canada,

7. Resolved, That is is expedient to provide that the Governor in Council shall from time to time establish such regulations, not in consistent with law, as may be required to secure a just, faithful and impartial appraisal of all goods, wares and merchandise imported in- to Canada, and just and proper entries of the actual or fair market value thereof, and of the weight, measures, or other quantity thereof, as each case may require, and such regulations, whether general or» special, so made by the Governor in Council shall have full force and

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auth and ¢ the C andi the t affida time when weigl whol 8. J aid si in qu into th toms; count, ducin been r of ent Collee the pre exami oods and en any pal refund and all thay t and sat

Acid, § Acid, A Acid, But C di Agaric: Agricul Ale, Be twelv

Ale, Be in bot Alkane moni: Salts Animal excee petiti tion. lation condi other or if Animal Animal made nor ii Artifici. Annato Ashe: Appure not o iciled Apples

or having sive right yalty pay- purchased

which a Provided 1 fluetua-

all of the 'ruit, hay, atoes anc ps, wheat t and all and oat sh (salted id lumber » of duty yvernor in tisfaction, ie United yable on ada,

time any States of or coffee ncil may d United le in the ided that 'than the d States, country

nce may all per- en fruits led such e there- rr «Officer landing ; xcess of ntained en paid allowed nditions ister of

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authority of law, and it shall be the duty of the of Canada and every of them, and every person who shall appraiser, or of the Collector of Customs, as the case may be, by all reasonable ways and means in his or their power, to ascertain, estimate and appraise the true and fair market value and wholesale price, any invoice or affidavit to the contrary notwithstanding, of the merchandise, at the time of exportation and in the principal markets of the country whence the same has been imported into Canada, and the proper weights, measures or other quantities, and the fair market value or wholesale price of every of them as the case may require,

8, Resolved, That it is expedient to provide that no refund of duty paid shall be allowed, because of any alleged inferiority or deficieney in quantity of goods imported and entered, and which have passed into the custody of the importer under permit of the Collector of Cus toms; nor because of the omission in the invoice of any trade dis- count, or other matter or thing, which might have the effect of re- ducing the value of such goods for duty, unless the same shall have been reported to the Collector of Customs within ten days of the date of entry ; and the said goods shall have been examined by the said Collector or by an appraiser, or other proper officer of Customs; and the proper rate or amount of reduction certified by him after such examination ; and if such collector or proper officer reports that the goods in question cannot be identified as those named in the invoice: andentry in question, then and in such case no refund of the duty or any part thereof shall in any case be allowed, and all applications for retund of duty in such cases shall be submitted, with the evidence and all particulars, for the decision of the Minister of Customs, who may then order payment on finding the evidence to be sufficient and satisfactory.

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AGIA, BULGHUrIC csc sete ses ST cent per Ib, Acid, Acetic PYTT cisnesees 12 cents per Imp. gallon Acid, Muriatic and Nitric..... désysnnes ebapacen iecitiere 20

But Carboys containing Acids shall be subject to the same

duty as if empty,

Agaric; Agates, unmanufactured arhiaice rreepeeye eetedy Free. Agricultural Implements, not otherwise herein provided for 2

Alkanet Root; Aloes; Aluminium; Alum; Ambergris; Am- monia, crude; Aniline Dyes; Aniline Oil, crude; Aniline Salts sonhsvives == uve peaaes elgavtens eiikinsshe cape easeen Free. Animals brought into Canada temporarily, and for a period not exceeding three months, for the purpose of exhibition or com- petition for prizes offered by any agricultural or other associa- tion, Buta bond shall be first given in accordance with regu- lations to be prescribed by the Minister of Customs, with the condition that the full duty to which such animals would otherwise be liable shall be paid in case of their sale in Canada, or if not re-exported within the time specitied in such bond. Free. Animals, living of all kinds, not elsewhere specified - - - «.....+. 2 Animals for the improvement of stock under regulations to be made by the Treasury Board, and approved by the Gover-

nor in Council Seanuees : Si a pees = soooee Free" Artificial Flowers weynsiys beaaiahis seikaane ; ese was Annato, liquid or solid; Annatto Seed; Anchors; Antimony ;

MADRE, DOs DOBT! GUEIBOUR. 5.550 ice | tyeeee - . ceenew tones Free

Apparel, wearing, and other personal and household effects,

ELLANEOUS DIRECTORY,

Argol Dust; A ernde; Arsenic; Arseniate of Aniline; Articles for the use of the Governor- (reneral; Articles for the use of Foreign Consuls General; Artic lew imported by and for the use of the Dominion Government, or any of the departments thereof, and for the Senate and ITouse of Vom- mons; Army and and Navy and Cana lian Militia, for the use of - Arms, Clothing, Musical Instruments for Bands, Military Stores and Munitions of War ow... a

BahiitcReeteh «© Assists. danueete. Vahvabannes ©. = eentin > borane Bamboo-reeds, not further manufactured than "out into suit- able lengths for walking-sticks or canes, or for sticks for tinbrellas, parasols or sunshades ; Bamboos unmanufactured Barrels, of Canadian manufacture, exported filled with do- mestiec petroleum, and returned empty, under such regu- lations as the Minister of Customs may prescribe; Barilla ; Barytes, unmanufactured; Bells, for churches; Berries for dyeing, or used for composing dyes ehexteane es

Billiard Tables, without pockets, four feet six ine hen by nine feet, a specific duty of $22.50, On those of five feet by ten, a specific duty of $25.00. On Billiard Tables with poe kets, five feet six inches by eleven feet, a specitie duty of 835 00. And on those of six feet by twelve, a specific daty of $40.00. And, in addition thereto, ten per cent ad valorem; each table to include twelve cues, one set of four balls, with markers, cloths and cases, but n0 pool balls, uu. eee

Books, printed periodicals and pamphlets, bound or in sheets not being foreign reprints of British copyright works, nor blank account books, nor copybooks, nor books to be writ- ten or drawn upon, nor Bibles, prayer books, nor psalm

and DVM BOOKS csscissss - - - setae vans 6 cents per Ib. British copyright works, reprints of, six cents " pound, and in addition thereto ..... eceave arenas' © Wea

tibles, Prayer books, Psalm and Hymn books . casaedibioy \eaties

Books, periodicals and pamphlets, imported through the Post Office, for every 'we ounces in weight, or fraction CHGONGOL. | iekers = - eesvas - revs Cikcs eee Chai » ILecent

ques, caste drafts, posters, cards, somnrbabenl blank forms, labels of every dese i aed advertising ple tures or pic-

torial show cards or 'bills . Sri iii inte ee Advertising pian PhLOts vse en rab asavcericesuveevicité a1. 00 par 100 Maps and Charts.. sin Uoosedbouuagussoodgesecenee enseacne Quecssteevecrienceeieees Printed Music, bound or in sheets...... duavrveu cei coves 6 CHB per Ib Playing QUPE Secsvedcnsciceoccess epinsanecnveaabecscreteverits dedsaaundscececcacnuveners Blacking, Shoe.. a eeacaseauueceesvoss soesrbnd voqaveesecvare

Bolting Cloths ; Bones, 'crude and not manufactured, burned, calcined, ground or steamed ; Bone-dust and Bone- ash, for

manfuacture of yhosphates ANd fErtiliZErs...ccsssseseessocssesrereeees Bookbinders' Tools and estas ine luding ruling machin-

es and Binders' Cloth......... viaysnier Sevan beivi. = onpense Borax ; Botany, specimens Of..... cesses cea eee tenes

Brass, "old and scrap, in bars, bolts, and sheets ; in wire, round or flat ; on seamless drawn tubing, and on plain and fancy

tubiag..... hy it ST Teer peer On manufactures of brass, not 'elsewhere specitied Reietve ech as Breadstuffs, viz ; Barley........ ° iGpa Niece SWhaqeieine - - _ waresnua .15 cts. per bushel. Buck wheat........ (= shine =e tern 10 cts, per bushel. Indian Corn......... Fasutaans éveesence «w.7k Cts, per bushel, Oats...... vee ébesessee = Naeahene * .+-e10 cts, per bushel. Rice........ ; Sedegsace eaveavance qevovsnuey - - - cabere ti 1 ct. per tb. BOY Cissescvce sane Ter Tri : eeeeaees .10 cts. per bushel.

WORB iciccsce saseves ee ait eS ae 15 cts. per bushel.

. Free,

ty

Free

10

Free,

Pes Bea Bue Cort Oat Rvye W he Rice Brick, Bristle wold Broo. Broom Pitel not t Butter Button Candle Candles All oth Carriay barro Carriag and n ution of coi 4s MO ufactt than f Cnout music (Cement cubic Cement, Cement,

Cement, Cenient, Chalk a Cheese... Chicory Chicory. kiln d China a Chloride Clays. Clocks, Clothing ('oal, an Coal Ta Cobalt, | Cocoa N Cocoa P Cocoa P one ce Cocoa, | (otfee, | Cotfee, | tes for Coins, g Coke... Commu and or He

line; for

jisens Free, vinvewe ' 1

egu- 'illa ; for -« Free nine ten, kets, 5.00, 10,00, each with PPYT Ty 10 heets nor writ-

'tion cent ovcece ") che- lank pic-

100

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CUSTOMS TARIFF,

Pease ......5 ' ueabaanee evcecsens coeoes

Beans... parsers Wavkesets oscoul

Buckwheat Meal or 'Flour, besebaes oocceees

Corn Meal,,.....4. dacennete soannsées

Oatmeal......... jetsiniee vauesdans sbevsseaee

Rye Flour... soeresens assnecee cesses OO Cts, por bbl.

WO NGE PIO cise © asiteee - - tovavenn 50 eta, per bbl,

Rice and Sago Flour, ...... Giveevelen" caeunes v2 ets. per th, Brick, for building,........ sistanued! 0" Suadeinas.. Uuaheetteee) | caapinaaas ya) Bristles ; Brimstone, Crude or in roll or flour ; Brim- moulds for

wold beaters: Bromine......... weacavens woesavecs 'ae art Free, Broo.ns and Brushes... cece aveves __eenssege ' 25 Broom Corn; Buchu leaves: Bullion, wold 'and silver; H "Burgundy

Piteh ; Burr- stones in blocks, rough or unmanu fae 'tured, and

not bound up into ME MONEcins ass ave ecesseee F POO Butter....... seveeeees toeeeees sevecens ; evovecess 4 ots. per th, Buttons of all Kinds woe ccceeeees eat Wecrsy Zz Candles Tallow cece, cee oT TTT 2 cts, per th. Candles - Paratine Wax......0 000 ccs ates ..5 ets. per th,

All other Candles, including OPOKI ics aevees Tiere sty 25

Carriayes, wagons, railway cars and carriages, sleighs, wheel- barrows, and other like articles...... ae ww

Carriages of travellers and carriages laden with merchandive e

and not to inelude circus troops nor hawkers. Under regal:

ations to be prescribed by the Minister of Customs ; Cabinet

of coins, medals and all other collections of antiquities ; Casts

us models for the use of schools of design ; Cornelian, unman-

ufactured ; Canvas for manufacture of floor oil-cloth, not less

than forty-five inches wide, and not pressed nor calendered ;

Cxoutchouc, Uninanufactured ; Cat-gut strings, or gut cord for

musical instruments ; Cat-gut or whip-gut, unmanufactured,.. Free, Cement, raw, or in stone from the desiameabet per ton of thirteen

cubic feet.. tds 'cmunsine reitny cceeeeereee Ol OO Cement, burnt and unground., ascacate eT 74 cts. per 100 Ibs, Cement, hydraulic, or waterlime, ground includin, barrels

40 cts, per bbl. Cement, in bulk or in bags.......... cesses? COS. per bushel Cement, Portland OP NOMIBN ie Netses sre. Ce a 20 Chalk and Clitf-stone, unmanufactured : Chamomile 'Flowers. free, CHOCO iis) sisten Woes sebbye)) ) aenone sadsasave 3 cts, per th. ¢ 'hicory, 'raw or BROOD i iicci - savin H aont pebareeee 3 cts per th, Chicory, or other root or vegetable used as substitute for coffee.

kiln 'dried, roasted, or ground...... cece seen 4 cts. per th, China and Porcelain WEEG@hiib ne = ae ay aukisens wv

Chloride of lime; Citrons and rinds of, in brine for candy ing :

Clays.....c00 elisaeaee saanevace eeactesvtia Tey soseee oe FPO, Clocks, and purts thereof... - oibagnetiys eehennsen 35 C lothing, donations of for charitable purposes ina . Free, Coal, anthracite and bituminous,.......50 ets. per ton of 2000 Ibs. Coal Tar and Coal Pitch ....... : S askeckeie eeainss Stiete Frit 10 Cobalt, ore of; Cochineal..... Wisitiie. = <= eS = oe . Free, OCOQGRUINUR is Sheer ns abevges- "ievsnsi $1.00 per 100 Cocoa Paste and Chocolate, not sweetened , Seaaies arved 20 Cocoa Paste and other preparations of cocoa 'containing sugar,

one vent per pouns: and Sisant = -euseen. - - ° = "eaves oe _nthwes = sae 20 Covoa, bean, shell and nibs......... sseveenes eetenks ee ccvsceeee PPOO. GCOPWO POON icc ae as > ee ae 2 cts, per tb. Coffee, roasted or ground, and all imitations of and substitu

tes for... ie Sie ery: 3 cts, per th, Coins, gold and silver r, exe ent U nited States silver coin ieee' ree. Coke... ..50 cts, per ton ot 2 2,000 Ibs.

Communion Plate and Plated- ware. for use in Chure hes ; Coir and Coir Yarn; Colcothar, dry oxide of iron ; Conium Cicuta, or Hemlock,

seed and leaf, Colors, viz: Biehromate of Pot-

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ash, Blu f mminese Blue, Coutille Lakes, Scarlet and Marone i fis Green, Prussian Blue, Satin and Fine Washed ie, Ultra Marine, Umber, Raw. Cork-wood or Cork-bark, unmanufactured, Laie

Corks, and other. manufactures, of cork-w xoad or cork: bark..

Copper Rivets and Burrs, and on all manufactures of copper not elsewhere specified... es

Copper oid and scrap, in pigs, "in "bars, rods, bolts, ingots, sheets and sheathing, not planis! red or coated, copper- wire round or flat, and copper seamless drawn tubing Wade Wives 10

Cotton Waste and Cotton Wool ieee wo Free,

Cotton, Manutactures of viz:

On Grey, or Unbleached and Bleached Cottons, Sheetings, Drills, 'Ducks, Cotton or Canton-Flannels, not stained, pain- ted or printed, one cent per square yard, "ANG .essesees

On all Cotton Jeans, Denims, Drillings, Bedtickings, Ging- hams, Plaids, Cotton or Canton- Flannels, Ducks and _ Drills, dyed or colored, Checked and Striped Shirtings, Cottonades, Pantaloon Stutis and goods of like description, two cents per square yard, and

On all Cotton Wadding, Batting, "Batts and Wraps, Carpet- warps, Knitting Yarn, Hosiery Yarn, or other Cotton Yarns under number forty, not bleached, dyed or colored two cents per pound, and.. ee

And if bleac hed, dyed or colored, 3 cents" per 'pound, "and

On Cotton Warp, on beams, 1 cent per vard, and

On Cotton Seamless bags, 2' cents per pound, and

On Cotton Shirts and Drawers woven or made on frames, and on all Cotton Hosiery agate

On Cotton Sewing Thread, on spools

On Cotton in hanks Soenseees

On Cotton Duck or Canvas; of Hemp or Flax and Sail Twine when to be used for boats and ships sails

On all Clothing made of Cotton, or of which Cotton is the component part of chief value, including Corsets

On all manufactures of Cotton, not elsewhere specified 20

Jordage for ships' purposes seetoee 10

Cordage, all other 20

Cream of Tartar in Crystals; Diamonds, unset, including Black Diamonds for borers; Diamond Dust or Bort; Drag- on's Blood wee Free,

Drain-tile,and Drain Pipes and Sewer Pipes, glazed or unglazed 20

Dueck for belting and hose; Dyeing or tanning articles in a crude sie used in dyeing or tanning, not elsewhere speci- firs

Earthonware and Stoneware, brown or colored and Rocking- ham-ware

Earthenware, White 'Granite 'or TIron-stone- ware, and C. C. or Cream Colored-ware

Kgegs :

Electro- -plated Ware and Gilt of all kinds

Emery; Entymology, Specimens of

Essences, viz: - Of Apple, Pear, Pine-Apple, Raspberry Strawberry, Vanilla, and 'other fruits, $1.90 per Imp. gal, and

Essential Oils for manufacturing purposes siteesee

Esparto, or Spanish Grass, and other grasses and pulp of, "for the manufacture of paper F

Excelsior, for upholsterers use voveeeces

Extract of Logwood

Feathers, Ostrich and Vuiture, undressed And dressed

Felt, Adhesive, for Sheathing vessels

Fire-brick or Tiles for lining Stoves and Furneces......

Fire Clay, Fibre, Mexican; Fibre, Vegetable; Fibrilla...

rlet and nd Fine wood or WeerceT Free park ...... 20 ' copper BO ingots, yer-wire "3 10 . Free. eetings, d, pain- coeteeres 15 s, Ging- Drills, tonades, ents per Sabie 15 Carpet- 1 Yarns vo cents mer 15 and..... ' 15 tscalecetee ; 15 ween 15 nes, and Sous 80 tives 20 biases 12 | Twine Letenntys 5 is the kes 80 <aueeT 20 easettese 10 akees 20 'luding 9 Drag- wee Free

CUSTOMS TARIFF,

Fish, Fresh, Salted or Smoked, except fish fre vided by 'the Treaty of W ashington . < Fish-bait ; Fish-Oil and Fish of all kinds, the produce fisheries of the United States, (except fish of | he inland lakes and of the rivers falling into them, and fish preserved in oil); Fish hooks, Nets, and Seines, and lines and Twines for the use of the Fisheries, but not to inelude Sporting

Fishing Tackle or Hooks w ith flies or Trolling Spoons......... Free. Fruit, dried, viz.: - Currants, Dates, Figs, Plums, Prunes,

Raisins, and all other not elsewhere specified ease yaar 25 Fruit, sreen, viz : -

APPlOS.....0. _s veeinee ce cosece - - =_ sv tnonene 4) cents per bbl.

Black berries, Gooseberries, Raspberries, and Strawberries 2 cents per quart

Cherries and Currants - ..., seen eee leent per quart

Cranberries, Plums and Quinces...... 30 cents per bushel.

GHAPGS Ve eisekice, =) eees Saves ewes tiene 1 cent per lb.

PGAGHGS eee reise stasceve en cenees 40 cents per bushel.

Oranwes and: Lemons - - .isce - seesse: | estas | Aeageceews so eate 20 Fruits in air tight cans, including cans, if sweetened 3 cts per tb

And if not sweetened - cacseseee tenn eeeee 2 cts per tb

Fruits preserved in brandy or other spirits, $1 90 per Imp. gal. Folizw Digitalis. Fossils. Flint, Flints and ground Flint

SUGN GS t= a=, terete stein, «sectece) | - ="Sativen ss avavecis, Wie upsets Free, Flax, fibre, scutched acs, saneee eevee '1 cent per tb Biax; fibre; hacklod, 9 issssu- - casscsses) do 0s 2 cents per tb Flax, tow of, scutched or green aa sevevee 4 cent per Ib JON atte ((-(0 iO moniirae Ie mur tiyTT Te eeCEXre 10 cents per bushel Fuller's Earth. Fur Skins, of all kinds, not dressed in any

MANMer - aaeeeaee eS shinee) Nive "Saito = vac . Free. Furs, viz: -

MPSS eta UTORROUG ise oc Aus) dacdesoee-0, wcevshepe Sisstien | sacpensetine 15

Caps, Hats, Muffs, Tippets, 'Capes, Coats, Cloaks and other

manufactures Of FUr ccc, ccccse | vcseessenenn anes 25

Furniture House, Cabinet or Office, including Hair and Spring Mattresses, Show Cases, Caskets and Coffins of any

YOHUGDIOIN \aluritccslecsire wiasskesmircys a) coopescatic bal iscesteevae, uc isiricers 35 Gas, Coal Oil or Kerosene fixtures or parts thereof - .........4 30 Gentian Root, Ginseng Root ...., seen Soak eel a. vee ers Free.

Glass and manufactures of, viz: - On Carboys and Demijohns, on Pressed Bottles, Flasks and Phials of every description, on Telegraph and Lightning-rod Insulators, and on Fruit Jars and Glass Balls; On Lamp and Gas- Light Shades, and Lamp-Chimneys, Globes for Lanterns, Lamps and Gas- Lights; On Ornamented, Figured and Enameled Stained Glass, Stained, Tinted, Painted and Vitri- fied Glass and Stained Glass Windows, Figured, Enamelled and obscured White Glass www, cases evens tees 30 On Common and Colorless Window and on Colored Glass, not Figured, Painted, Enamelled or Engraved. On all other Glass and Manufactures of Glass not herein otherwise pro- VECO Ee SO Nselan ceresek. Saspene. | euveess yi te 20 Goldbeaters' Moulds and Goldbeaters' Skins. Grease and Grease scrap, for manufacture of Soap. Gravels. Guano, and other Animal and Vegetable Manures. Gums, Amber, Ara- bic, Australian, British, Copal, Damar, Mastic, Sandarac, Shellac and Tr agacanth. Gunny Cloth and Gunny Bags...... Free. Gunpowder, and other Explosives, viz : - On Gun, Rifle and Sporting Powder, in kegs, half-kegs, or

quarter-kegs, and other similar packages srvyes .5 cts. per tb. Jn Cannon and Musket Powder in kegs "apd barrels 4 cts. per fb.

On Canister Powder, in pound and parynnde: 15 cts. per tb. On Blasting and Mining Powder... ws seed Cts. per th.

188 | SSSSMISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

On Giant P. ' in, Dynamite and other explosives in which Nitro-G@i mie is a constituent part, five cents per tb. and... a Dap cae

On Nitro-Gi voerineyt fen cents per pound, and..

Gut and orm Gut, manufactured or unmanufactured, whip or other cord... .... Feat rea

Gutta-percha, manufactures of.

Gutta-percha, crude, Gypsum, oriue (Sulphate of Lime)...... Free,

Hair, curled. 20

Hair, Angola, Buffalo and Bison, "Camels, Goat, Hog, Horse, and Human, cleaned or unc leaned, but not curled or other- wise manufactured.

Hats, Caps and Bonnets, not elsewhere specified

Hatter's Plush of Silk or Cotton. aa

Hatter's Furs, not on the Skin. Hemlock Bark. Hemp, un- dressed. a .. Free.

Honey, bees, in the comb or otherwise... . «3 ets. per tb.

Hides, raw or uncured, whether dry, salted or r pic 'kled. Hoofs, Horns and Horntips. es ; . Free

Hops. ..6 cts. per tb.

Hyoscyamus, or Henbane Leaf. ; » Free

India "Rubber, viz. - Boots and Shoes, and other manutactu- res of, = + fas - 25

Ice, : AC . Free

India-rubber, unmanufactured. Indian Hemp (crude drug). Indigo. Iris, orris root, ae ree

Iron and manufactures of, viz:

Pig. * $2,00 per ton

Old and scrap. $2,00 per ton:

In slabs, blooms, loops or billets, puddled or not, and muck and puddled bars or billets.

In bars, rolled or hammered, ineluding flat, rounds and squares, nail and spike, rods, and all other iron not otherwise provided for.

On rolled, round, Wire Rods in 'coils, under half an incl in diameter.

On Iron Rail or Railway Bars for railways or tramways.

On Railway Fish-plates, Frogs, Frog-points, Chairs, and Fin- ger-bars. Ae

On Tin Plates.

On band and hoop, sheet, smooth or polished, coated or galv a- nized, and commoner or black and boiler plate, number seventeen gage, or thinner and Canada plates. " i

On Iron and Sisel Wire, and Galvanized. Fe

On Stoves and other castings.

On Gas, Water and Soil Pipes of Cast Iron.

On Car Wheels and Axles.

On Rolled Beams and Channels and Angle and T Iron. ;

On Iron Bridge and Structural Iron Work, Malleable Iron Castings and Iron Safes, Doors for Safes and Vaults. ..,. ...

On Mill Irons and Mill Cranks, and on Wrought Forging tor Mills and Locomotives, or parts thereof, Hacer aly 25 pounds or more.

On Locomotive Engines and on Stationary Fire or other Steam Engines and Boilers, and on other machinery composed of Iron, er of which iron is the component part of chiet value ..

On Locomotive Tires of Steel or Bessemer Steel in the rough...

On Seamless Drawn Boiler Tubing AT

On Bedsteads and other Iron Furniture and Ornamental Iron Work and Wire Work: ry ooo vis

On Skates and Locks of all kinds,

On tinned, capt or enamelled Hollow ware of cast or wrought iron. a6

On Hardware, viz: builders, cabinetmakers, upbolsters, car- riage-makers, saddlers and under takers, including coffin

ves in per tb ee bc aes 20 Sad 20 d, for - veer Free Agere 25 C)..... Free, re 20 Torse, other- seeeee Free, eree B5 tee 11) », UN- -. Free. per tb. H oofs, . Free per tb. + Free ifactu- 25 . Free drug). wae ree

yr ton rr ton: muck

innees 124 + and rwise

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CUSTOMS TARIFF.

trimmings of metal. On Bolts, Washers and Rivets ie On Tacks, Brads and Sprigs, Hungarian and Clout Nails

On Horse-shoes and Horse-shoe Nails Neib deans On tron Wire Nails, called ''Points de Paris"' eediaives 30 On Tron and Steel Screws, commonly called '' Wood Screws. ...... 35 On Scales, Balances and Weighing Beams. iatineds 30 On Chain Cables over half an inch in diameter whether shackled

or swivelled or not. teegusers 5 On Nails and Spikes, wrought and pressed, whether galvanized

or not, three fourths of a cent per pound, and. seaenaes 10 On Nails and Spikes cut, half a cent per pound, and. esesesaee 10 Nuts. 1 cent per th. and, cuvetyeee 10 On Composition Nails and Spikes and Sheathing Nails eeceeeee 20 On Sewing Machines, whole or heads or parts of heads, $2 each,

and in addition thereto. Teecseete 20 Ink for Writing. eeseetate 25

Iron, Masts for ships, or parts of. Istle, or tampico fibre, Ivory and Tvory Nuts, unmanutactured. [vory Veneers, sawn ony

not planed or polished, Jalap Root. Free. Jewellery and other manufactures of gold and silver, and on Watches, ceatesene 20 Junk, old. voce ae Free, Jute manufactures, - - - eka s - - - - - 20 Jute-butts. Jute. Kelp. Kryolite. Lac, dye, aruda; seed, Button, stick and shell, - - - - - - Free. tte tried or rendered, - - - = - -2 ots. per eh Lard, untried. - - - - - - -14 ets. per th Lead, old and scrap, and on pigs, bars, blocks and sheets. - 10 Lead pipe and Lead Shot, and on all manufactures of lead, not otherwise specified. - - - - - - - 25 leather : - Leather Board. sessed CLS, per th, Or boot and shoe Counters made trom Leather Board....4 ct per pair, Leather, soie, tanned, but rough or undressed....... és Petr 10 On Morocco Skins, tanned, but rongh or undressed . 5 10 On Sole Leather and Belting Leather, tanned, but not waxed and on all Upper Leather and French Kid... 0 ses saved 15 On Leather as above, dressed and waxed..... ..... Kitt a ves 20 On Japanned, Patent or enamelled... 2 ww Giees 20 On all other Leather and S) © -s. tanned, not elsewhere specified. . 20) On Boots and Shoes and other manutactures of Leather, includ- ing Gloves aud Mitts, and Leather Belting......... ACT O 25 Lava, unmanufactured , Leeches; Licorice Root; Litharge ...... Free. Lithographic Stones, not engraved......... isis Receteras 20

Litmus and all Lichens, prepared and not prapared ; Lemons und Rinds of, in vrine, for candying; Logs and Round un- manufactured Timber, not elsewhere provided for; Lumber and Timber, plank and boards, sawn, of boxwood, cherry, chestnut, hickory, mohogany, oak, piteh- pine, rose wood, sandalwood, walnut, Span sh 'cedar and whitewood, not shap- ed, planed or otherwise m: mufactured ; Loe omotives *and Railway Passenger Baggage and Freight Cars, being the pro- perty of Railway Companies in the United States, running up- on any line of road crossing the frontier, so long as C anadian Locomotives and Cars are admitted free under similar cireum- stances in the United States, under Cees to be prescrib-

ed by the Minister of Customs.. é eevikeens a... Free, Machine Vard C} othing......... Wahine iiieateet Eh: 25

Machinery for Worsted and Cotton Mills of kinds which are not manufactured in Canada; Madder and Munjeet, or Indian

Madder, ground or prepared, and all extracts of... 0000... Free Malt ccs PAT tk: re sessed Cts. per th. Manilla Grass...... svuset Sree woe ree.

Murble in blocks from the quarry, in the rough, or sawn on two Y

ada sawn on nob more Marble blocks and slabs, sawn on more than two sides re: On finished Marble and on all manufactures of Marble, not else- where specified Meats, fresh or salted, on actual weight as received in Canada (except Shoulders, Sides, Bacon and Hams) ... ...1 ct. per th. On Shoulders, Sides, Bacon and Hams, fresh, salted, dried Hig smoked 2 ets, per fb On all other dried or smoked Meats, or Meats preserved in any other way than salted or pickled, not otherwise specified 2 cts. per tb, Medals, of gold, silver or copper; Menageries, horses, cattle, carriages and harnesses of, under regulations to be prescribed by the Minister of Customs; Meerschaum, crude or raw; Mica and Mica Waste; Mineralogy, specimens of; Models of inventions and other improvements in the arts, but no article or articles shall be deemed a model or improvement which can be fitted for use; Moss, Iceland and other Mosses, crude; Moss, seaweed and ail other vegetable substances used for beds and mattresses, in their natural state, or only cleaned Mustard Seed, unground Mustard, ground Nickle; Nitrate of Soda, or Cubic Nitre: ell tals received by mail é Nuis of all kinds, exc ept cocoa-nuts Nut-galls ; Oak- bark ; ; Oakum.. Ochres, dry, ground or unground, washed or unwashed, not cal- cined.. aite Oils, cocoanut and palm, in their natural state Oils, Coal and Kerosene, distilled, purified or refined, Naphtha, Benzole and Petroleum, products of Petroleum, Coal, Shale, and Lignite, not elsew here specified.. ...6.cts. per wine gallon. Carbolic or heavy oil used in making wooden block pavement, for treating wood tor building and railway <ies.. ve Cod Liver, medicated... 20 Oil Cake, Cotton Seed C: ake, Palm Nut Cake and. "Meal... . Free. Oil, Lard... Ae Ss tks 1) Linseed or Flax- seed, raw or boiled 25 Neatsfoot... are tre eet i ay 20 Olive or Salad... an ae TK aes x) 20 Sesame Seed 20 sp 20 Oil Cloth for floors, stamped, pete or Repro Opium, drug 20 Opium, prepared for smoking Oranges and rinds of - in brine - for candying; Ores of metal of BILRINGSS iiciser on Gln sitet, oe EP nbviviysse es) avee eats Free, Organs, Cabinet, viz: On Reed Organs having not more than two sets of reeds, a specific duty of $10; having over two and not over four sets reeds, $15; having over four and not over six sets of reeds, $20, having over six sets of reeds, $30; and in addition thereto, 10 per cent. ad valorem on the fair market value thereof. On Pipe Organs and sets, or parts of sets, of 1eeds for Cabinet Organs , Osiers ; Oxalic Acid; Paintings i in Oil by Artists of bi known merit, or copies of the Old Masters by such Artists.. Paintings, Drawings, Engravings and Prints Paints and Colors, not elsewhere specitied On Paints and Colors, ground, in oil or any other liquid... On White and Red Lead, dry, also dry White Zinc and Bismuth. Palm-leaf, unmanufactured soeee Paper Hangings, OY WEIL Paper.) iri in wan oa

ubie feet qinkiveas 16 peadesate 15 eoecneave 20

not else- ae 25 1C lanada t. per tb. dried Hig Ss, pei: é 1 in any specified S. per tb, , Cattle, escribed or raw; odels of O article it which crude; ised for ined...... Free iis 15 yi 25 "eceived Free. Ne 20 Free. not cal- F 10 i: wee Free, aphtha, , Shale, gallon. rement, : é 10 20 woe Free. V1) Wives 25 20 20 ASS Ee 20 its 20 Pe 20 per fb. etal of cscsseee Free, le than o and t over 3; and harket sites 10 nbinet nown «... Free. ri 20 muth. 5 .. Free,

CUSTOMS TARIFF,

Paper, calendered... ... isa Paper of all kinds, not elsewhere 'specified. per Knvelopes, and all manufactures of Paper, noto

MOG iia ew Suen of hii - oo ae yeas = 2 Union Collar Cloth Paper, in sheets, not shapencen HEETEES | or seceesee '0 Mil! Board, not Straw Board......... ; Bas dthanes Ft MEEEE S cdeqcusen 10 Paper Collars, Cuffs and Shirt Fronts... are ise as ey 2 Pencils, Lead, in wood or otherwise...... 4. seeeee nes 25 Vearl, Mother of, not manutactured; Pelts ; Persis, or Extract

of Archill and Cudbear... a pS ee Free.

Perfumery, including Toilet Preparations, viz: Hair Oils, Tooth and other powders and Washes, Pomatums, Pastes, and all oth. perfumed preparations used for the hair, mouth ORSKING Wo este © (alesse Srereitiad Ge tuchacvinee lhc tt esed 30 Philosophical Instruments and apparatus, including Globes, and Pictorial illustrations of insects, &¢., when imported by and for the use of Colleges and Schools, Scientific and Liter-

APYINOCIEUOBG | = Tia steivcseo be le. aeeddesgse | anes Free. Phosphor Bronze, in bloc ks, bars, sheets and wire Saskecese 10 Phosphorous, WWoeest * fobecaes PD atin ) erie Free.

Pianofortes, viz: On all Square Pianofortes, whether round cornered or not, not over seven octaves, $25; on all other Square Pianofortes, $30 ; on Upright Piantortes, $30 ; on Concert, Semi-Concert or

Parlor Grand Pianofortes. $50; and in addition thereto 10 Perts of Pianos, ATO AL AT ee AE 2 Pipe-clay. Pitch (pine) coctiirpos Ae" Mereanuire: .-- Free. Pitche (Coal) anqdi@uslePar . ccve | sista . Deesuevel - no saedae 10 Plants, viz: Fruit, Shade, Lawn and Ornamental Trees,

Shrubs ana Plants SS ae ee aes 20 Plaster of Paris or Gypsum, ground, Arie es Pe ee wv

Plaster of Paris, calcined or manufactured, 15 cts per 10 ths., or 46 cts per bbl. of not over 300 ths, Plaster of Paris, not ground or calcined, Plaits, EEAW Tus-

OAR RNS one oktaa = Uueeads 2° tee aoe Free. Plates engraved on wood and on steel or other metal. file Sas 20 Playing Cards - - - - - - 30 Plumbago, 10 per cent ad valorem, and on all manufac tures of

Plumbago - - - - 2a

Pomades, Prenat or Flow er Odors preserved in fat or oil for the purpose of conserving the odors of flowers which do not bear the heat of distillation, when imported it in tins of not less than

10 ibs each - - - - - - = - 15 Precipitate of Copper, crude - - - - - Free. Printing Presses of all kinds - - 15

Proprietary Medicines, commonly c: alled Patent Medicines, or any medicine or preparation of which the recipe is kept secret or the ingredients whereof are kept secret, recommended by advertisement, bill or label, for the relief of any disorder or

ailment, in liquid form, 50 per cent.; and all other - - 5 Prunella and Cotton and Woolen Netting for boots, Shoes and

Gloves - - - - - - - 10 Pumice and Pumice Stone - - - - - - - Free Pumice Stone, Ground or powdered - - - - == 20 Putty, - - - - - - 25 Quills ; Quinine, 'Sulphate of EYE a eee eae, yal)

Rags, of Cotton, Linen, Jute and Hemp, Paper waste or © lip- pings, and Waste of any kind, fit only for ths manufacture of aper; Rattans and Reeds, unmanufactured ; Rennet, raw or

prepared ; Rhubarb Root ; Resin solieies | A¥eces asiisaes Free. Sails for Boats and Ships, also Tents and Awnings ___....... zn 2B Saffron, and Safflower, and Extract of. Saffron-cake. __...... Free.

Salt imported from the United Kingdom or any British Pos- session, or imported for the use of the Sea or Gulf Fisheries, Free. Salt (excep' salt imported from the United Kingdom or any

LANEOUS DIRECTORY.

rted for the use of the seaor gu!f

be free of duty) in bulk, 8cents per 100 g d other packages, 12 cts. per 100 tbs.

Saltpetre, F eer rtry a Breathe Ge 20

Sal amonia. Sal Soda. Sand eee, Sesarncen Pee Sand Paper, Glass and Emery Paper - - - - - cesecceee tenes 20 Sea-weed, not elsewhere spe: 1, Sea-Grass. "Senna in leay es Free.

Seeds, viz: Flower, Garden, rield, and other Seeds for Agri- cultural purposes, when in bulk or in large parcels, 15 per

cent., when put up in small papers or parcels Gyeasii es cavesaas 25 Seed, Mustard, unground ea... ' euebeders Mare 15 And ground, aacxtes ' alkene a Ss 25 Shingle: 25S iawn Ss Sats 20

Settlers effects, viz : - Wearing Apparel, Household F urniture, Professional 'Books, Implements and tools of Trade, Occupa- tion or Employment, which the settler has had in actual use for at least six months before removal to Canada, not to in- clude Machinery or Live Stock, or other articles imported for use inany manufacturing establishment or for sale. Provi- ded that any dutiable article entered as Settlers' Effects shall not be sold or otherwise Cisposed of without payment of duty

until after two years actual use in Vanada __...... iiastsee Ae ROR; Sowing G@ue and Bie Twist, hisses. wsansdeabiv <avents 25

Ships and other vessels, built in any 'foreign country, "whether steam or sailiug vessels, on application for Canadian register, on the fair market value of the hull, rigging, waue and

all appliances aes, eee " : ase 10 Silex, or Crystallized Quartz Sieg: Free. Silk in the gum, not more advanced than singles, tram and

thrown organzine so seaaes ATOMILC seeseseos 15

Silk Velvets, and all manufactures of silk, or 'of which silk is the component part of chief value, not elsewhere specified, except Church vestmentS «ice cures Cs ecw nee 30 Silk, raw or as reeled from the cocoon, not being doubled, twir ted, or advanced in manufacture in any way, silk cocoons

Hwa ee ak ray ethentee= kt VOCs Silver, rolled and German,insheets usa EL 10 Skins, undressed, dried, salted or pickled PAT ta eer or Free. Slate for roofing. Slate slabs, square or in special shapes,......... 20 CIOCG EMIGREN Ye se SS iin : saree 30 Schooland Writing Slates suas Staats 25 Soap, common brown and yellow, not perfumed 1 cent per ib.

Soap, Castileand White wee. sees 2 cts per ib. Soap, perfumed or toilet Pe a ULE Sark 30 Soda, ash. Soda, caustic. Soda, Silicateof 22 kk sees Free. Spelter, in blocks or pigs eitestsheh an tia = See treats 10 Spices, viz : - Ginger and Spices of all kinds, except Nutmegs

and Mace, UMgrOUND - - aeeeeeee tenes 2

Ginger and Spices of all kinds, except Nutmegs and Mace,

greund Geiveesak Sats Val 25

Nutmegs and Wine. ea Ee niet Fa ae 25 Starch, including Farina, Corn Ste«rch or Flour, and all prepa-

rations having the qualities ofStarch a... ' 2 cts. per bb.

Spirits, viz : -

Spirits and Strong Waters, nov having been sweetened or mixed with any article se that the degree of strength thereof cannot be ascertained by Syke's Hydrometer, for every Im- perial gallon of the strength of proof by such hvdrometer and so on in proportion for any greater or less strength than the strength of proof, and for every greater or less quantity than a gallon, viz: - Geneva, Gin, Rum and Whis- key, and unenumerated articles of like kinds, $1.323 per Imp. gallon. On Brandy seat $1.45 per Imp. gallon. On Old Tom Gin in bulk sagnasnns $1.324 per Imp. gallon.

YY

O

MISCELLANEOUS DIRE

or gulf Spirits sweetened or mixed so that thé per 100 - be ascertained as aforesaid, viz: - Rum> 100 tbs. Schiedam Schnapps, Tafia, Bitters, and um Were t 20 .: ticles of like kinds suas, $1.90 per suaeepeee Free. q On Spirits and Strong waters not elsewhere specified sosedenes 20 $1.90 per Imperial gallon. leaves Free. Spirits and Strong Waters imported into Canada, mixed with r Agri- § any ingredient, and although thereby coming under the De- 15 per nomination of Proprietary Medicines, Tinctures, Essences, Vaiss 25 2 Extracts, or any other denomination not ee nere See o, tveveaens 15 . shall be nevertheless deemed ''Spirits or Strong aters,'' seeeee 25 and subject to duty as such, $1.90 per Imperial gallon. vavetis 20 On Cologne Water and Perfumed Spirits in Bottles or flasks, rniture, not weighing morc than four ounces each, - = - - - - - __ severe rere 40 \ccupa - On Cologne Water and Perfumed Spirits in bottles, flasks or ual use other packages weighing more than four ounces each, $1.90 | to in- per Imperial gallon, and = naeeeeee tenn 30 ted for Wines ofall kinds, except Sparkling Wines, including Gin- Provi- ger, Orange, Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry, Elder and Cur- 8 shall rant Wines, containing twenty-six per cent. or less of Spirits of duty of the strength of proof by Sykes Hydrometer, imported in veecseee Bree. wood or in bottles, (six quart and twelve pint bottles to be teens 25 ? held to contain one Imperial galion) 25 cents per Imperial vhether § gallon; and foreach degree ofstrength in excess of twenty- egister, y six per cent. of spirits as aforesaid, an additional duty of ry and % three cents per imperial gallon, until the strength reaches seeees 10 d forty per cent, of proof spirits, and in addition thereto Tit 30 soeees Free. : On Champage, and all other Sparkling Wines, in botties con- m and 3 taining each not more than a quart and more than one pint seeeesens 15 4 $3.00 per dozen bottles ; containing not more than a pint each, silk is and move than one-half pint, $1.50 per dozen bottles; con- ecified, taining one half pint each or less, 75 cents per dozen bottles. seseeseee 30 Bottles containing more than one quart each shall pay in ad- 1, twis dition to $3.00 per dozen bottles at the rate of $1.50 per Imp. ocoons gallon on the quantity in excess of one quart per bottle. ie Free. In addition to the above specific duty on Sparkling Wines seeens wee 10 : there shall be an ad valorem duty of seasnas es wee 80 eases Free But any liquors imported under the name of Wine, and con- soesevess 20 taining more than forty per cent. of spirits of the strength of teeees 30 proof by Sykes hydrometer, shall be rated for duty as unenu- steeeeen, 20 merated spirits. ; per Ib, q Stationery of all kinds not elsewhere specified = sesessees 20 per tb : Steel and Manufactures of, on and after the tirst day of January, teats 30 1881, viz:-- acstis Free. On Steel in ingots, bars, sheets and coils. .ad Railway Bars a 10 aud Raiisand Fish Plates aaa Tp Se ee ear tees 10 megs 'Yn Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Hay, Manure, and Potato Forks, avian 20 Rakes and Kake Teeth, Carpenters', Coopers', Cabinet-ma- ace, i kers, and all other Mechanics' tools, edge tools of ever . 25 4 description, including axes, scythes, files and saws of all sven 25 q kinds, and on steel Skates, evsesenes 30

teeees

for use by electro-platers =§- - aaeesnane ttt Stone, viz: Rough Freestone, Sandstone, and all other Build- ing Stone, except Marble, $1 per tonof thirteen cubic feet.

Water-lime Stone or Cement Stone, iveeanaee $1 per ton. Grindstones in the rough - _aaaseseee $1.50 per ton. On dressed Freestone, andall other building Stone, except Marble, and on all manufactures of Stone or granite - .,.... 20

Sugars, Syrups and Molasses: On all Sugar above No. 14, Dutch Standard in color, 1 cent per ib. and eovevees i ee eee 38

'CUSTOMS TaRIFY.

9, and not above No. 14, Dutch Stan- f acent per lb. and , Outch Standard, halfa cent per

and

Provided that the ad valorem duty shall be levied and col- lected On Sugar and Melado when imported direct from the country of growth and production, upon the fair mar- ket value thereof at the place of pure hase, without any addit'on for the cost of hogsheads or other packages, or other charges and expenses prior to shipment, anything contained in the section 34 of the Act 40th Victoria, chap. 10, to the vontrary notwithstanding.

On Syrups, Cane Juice, Refined Syrup, Sugarhouse Syrup, Syrup of Sugar, Syrnp of Molasses; or Sorghum, five- eighths of one cent per tb and

On Melado, Concentrated Melado, Concentrated Cane Juice, Concentrated Molasses, Cony sentrated Beet Root Juice, and Concrete, three- -eighths of one cent per tb. and

Molasses, if used for refining, clarifying or rectifying pur- poses, or for the manufacture of Sugar, when imported direct from the country of growth and production

And for the same purpose when not imported direct from the country of growth and production

Molasses when not so used, when imported direct from the country of growth and production

And when not imported direct from the country of growth and production

Sugar Candy, brown or white, and Confectionery. one cent per pound, and

Glucose or Grape Sugar to be classed and rated for duty as Sugar according to grade by Dutch standard in color.

Glucose Syrup, 4 of one cent per tb and

Until the first ay of January, 1881, steel in ingots, bars, sheets and coils, Railway Bars, or Rails and Fish Plates shall be free of duty.

Stereotypes and electrotypes of standard books

Stereotypes and electrotypes for Commercial Blanks and ad- vertisements

Sulphur, in roll or flour. Tails, undressed

Tallow, 1 cent per tb.

Tampico, White and black. Tanner's bark, Tar (pine)

Tea, viz: On all Black Tea, 2 cents per tb and And on all green and Japan Tea, 3 cents per fh,

Teasels, Terra-alba, aluminous. Terra-japonica

Tin, in blocks, pigs, bars, plates and sheets

Tinware, stamped and Japanned ware and on all manufac- tures of tin not elsewhere specified

Tobacco, manufactured, and snuff, twenty- five cents per b., and in addition thereto On Cigars and Cigarettes, 50 cents per tb. and

Tobacco, unmanufactured, for Excise purposes, ditions of Act 31 Vic., ec. 51.

Tortoise and other shells, unmanufactured. Travellers' bag- gage, under regulations' to be prescribed by the Minister of Cnstoms. Tree-nails

Trunks, Satchels, Valises and Carpet Bags...

Turmeric. Turpentine, raw and crude

Turpentine, spirits of

Twines, manufactured of Flax, and not set acs pi cise

Turtles... ' be AY: APE

Type, for Printing ecobes

Type Metal.

Varnish, black and bright, for ships' use.

Varnish, Sebo elsewhere ¢ cieeeana twenty cents per im hes Gal- on, and.......0. eosevees sodecssse

| Stan- scaenane 30 er lb Havias 30 id col- from r mar- t any es, or ything chap. Syrup, , five-

jeceneure 30

Juice

se, and Sabetees oO g pur- ported

sent ee 25

from

gages 30 ym the

jeckeesi 15

zrowth sehes 20 ie cent

Uosecdeus bo

r duty olor. ctee Bas) bars,

Plates

gauucanee 10

d ad-

sswousese 20 Saeeus Free. r tb

Lp suaees Free.

ceeiecaus 10

eeeeceses 10

Free. Sones 10 nufac-

Sekoewens 2»

per fb, Leeks 124 eee 20 con- gaceeceaé Free bag- ster of .. Free. 25 aapeences Free. rests 20 d 25 Free. Eazeas 20 pesaseses 10 Seaene Free

1 Gal-

MISCELLANEOUS DIR

Vegetables, viz : -

Potatoes.. sai ' rr os eee Tomatoes.. 'a ae ace FT I. And all other Vegetables... ee weseee sheeesees 20 Vegetable Fibres, natural, vot pSdaced by | any Mechanical pro- cess, Veneers of Wood and vory, sawn only. Verdigris, or sub-acetate of copper, dry..... «recess tts ... Free. VitIGGRE Gicides = chaasnene eo abate: - haapnre .12 cts, per Imp. Gal. Vitriol, blue kisvsead) | OS yaaenan |. xeteaens eteree extiena Free. Watches, Watch movements anil Watch CABOB 0000 - veveve seven 20

Whalebone, unmanufactured, Whale- oil, ia casks from on ship- boad, and in the condition in which it was first landed. Whit-

ing or Whitening. Willow, for Basket Makers ......0 9 see Free, Wire of Brass and Copper......... eoeseeeee eavaureee: abate 10 Wire Cloth of Brass and Copper...... sss seve aye 20 Wire Rigging for Ships and Vessels deceseese ss eu cane hints Free.

Wood and Manutactures of, viz. Woodenware, Pails, Tubs, Ghana. Brooms Biushen and other

manufactures of wood, not elsewhere specified........ Bo. haneteten 25 Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, parts of, and Wheels, inal hewn or sawn only.. ; ase See nese 20 Lumber and Timber, not elsewhere specified decas,, , Heeees: = Wdevens 20 Wool. Wool and Woolens, viz. : - Wool, unmanufactured, hair of the Alpaca goat and other like ANimals...see A meciYirie ePerncy. Free,

On manufactures composed wholly or in part of wool, worsted, the hair of the Alpaca goat, or other like animals, viz: Shawls, Blankets, and Plannsis of every description, Cloths, Doe- skins, Cassimeres, Tweeds, ee Overcoatings, Cloak- ings, Felt cloth of every descripti:a, are elsewhere specified ; Horsecollar cloth, Yarn, Knitting Yarn, Fingering Yarn, Worsted Yarn, under number 30, Knitted Goods, viz: Shirts, Drawers, and Hosiery of every description, seven and a half cents per pound, and in addition thereto... ' 20 On clothing ready-made, and wearing apparel of every des- cription including Cloth Caps, composed wholly or in er of wool, worsted, the hair of the Alpaca goat, or other like animals, made up or manufactured wholly or in part by the tailor, seamstress, or manufacturer, except knit goods, ten cents per pound, and in addition thereto...... sce seneee 25 On all manufactures, composed wholly or in part of wool, wor- sted, the hair of the Alpaca goat, or other like animals, not herein otherwise PFOVIGOG [OF sis asst, - oortveste _ -vesene 20 On treble ingrain, three-ply and two-ply carpets, composed wholly of wool, ten cents per square yard, and in addition

WeiWadka AC rAdea eS Sine EW Uneenevesde) a vu) tethaaaunne 20 On two-ply and three- "ply ingrain pd a of which the warp

is composed wholly of cotton, or other material than wool,

worsted, the hair of the Alpaca goat, or other like animals,

five cents per square yard, and in addition thereto... ... «. 20 Felt for Boots and Shoes, when imported by the manutactur-

ers for use in their factories desth sl Ashedd anentar © nese 15 Felt for Glove Linings and endless felt for paper makers when BN eat by the manufacturers for use in their factories.. 10

PEDO sccccesee) = se uaacisacs< - | céasecses Sbisasess . Saestsiseee se eoeessae 25 Wire of Brass and Gopper Seeveiey : ¢steeeeee : o seessees . ss eevanses ; 10 Wire Cloth of Brase and Copper icc: cist) sssesees 5 teeesens 20 Yellow metal, in bolts, bars, and for sheathing... ==... Free' Zine, in pigs, blocks Qi ERB acs Stn cathe peciie? 10 zine, Seamless drawn tubing...... 0... cesses cueeee tenes 10 "inc, manufactures of zinc. not elsewhere specified...... ...... 25

On all goods not enumerated in this Act or any other Act as charg- ed with any duty of Customs, and not declared fare of duty by this Act or some unrepealed Act or provision, shall be charged with a duty

STOMS TARIFF.

em when imported into Canada, or taken out of renOi Onsumption therein,

The following articles shall be prohibited to be imported, under a penalty of two hundred dollars, together with the forfeiture of the parcel or package of goods in which the same may be found, viz. :

Books, Printed Papers, Drawings, Paintings, Prints, Photographs, or Representations of any kind ofa treasonable or seditious, or of an immoral or indecent character.

Coin, base or counterfeit.

13. Resolved, That it is expedient to add the following to the list of goods exempt from Customs duty when imported into Canada,

The following articles being the natural products, or the manufact- ures of the colony of Newfoundland, viz, :

Fish, fresh, dried, salted or smoked, Fish-oil and all products of fish. Seal-oil.

Animals of all kinds.

EXCISE DUTIES.

ON AND AFTER 17TH MARCH, 1879,

On every wine gallon of spirits of the strength of proof by Syke'mhydrometer, cco cavves - - senees tenons cnn $1.00 On every pound Of Malt, csc seeceeees Chegsndee - _. seesedene ! On every gallon of any fermented beverage, made in imitation of Beer or Malt Liquor, and brewed in whole or in part from

any other substance than Malt. so aaeeeeeee UT is 4 On Cavendish Tobacco on any pound or less quantity............... 20) On Canada Twist (Tabac blanc entorquette) dO v..ccccce caeee eens 4 On Snutt, per wh. or less quantity. deceuaes Ghee RiescisietatAN 20 On all other descriptions of manufactured Tobacco, per tb or

less quantity......... PERS Seder he He aipet eaves oe") Mebewesuaw - "opeave 20

Cigars, (subject to an abatement or allowance for moisture in calculating the weight for duty, to be tixed by order in Council) ...... eevee sesecees eer iia ea tet a Tee 40c. per th,

All goods manufactured in Bond shall, if taken out of Bond for consumption in Canada, be subject to duties of Excise equal to the duties of Customs to which they would be subject, if imported from Great Britain, and entered for consumption in Canada; and whenever any article, not the produce of Canada, upon which a duty of Excise would be levied if produced in Canada, is taken into a Bonded Manu- factory, the difference between the duty of Excise to which it would be so liable, and the Customs duty which would be !cvied on such art- icle, if imported and entered for consumption, shall be paid as a duty of Excise when it is taken into the Bonded Manufactory.

nada, or taken

orted, under a rfeiture of the » found, viz. :

Photographs, tious, or of an

r to the list of Janada,

he manufact-

roof by

piceve ape litation rt from rer 4 sess 20 sean cies 20 * th or Pree 20 ure in der in

40c. per th,

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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500,000,

DIRECTORS :

HON. R. P. GRANT, President ; JOHN BR. NOONAN, ESQ, m Oe Vice President; ROBERT DOULL, ESQ... JAMES 'i é KITCHIN, ESQ, 1. A. GRANT, ESQ. DONALD t

FRASER, ESQ., JAMES D. McGREGOR, ESQ.

Thomas Watson, - Menager. - 20700 -

BRANCHES :

ASGOW, ri STELLARTON, -'| O.M. Fraser, agent.

AGENTS :

Halifax, Union Bank of Halifax; Montreal, Bank of Montreal ; New York, Smithers & Watson, Ag- ents Bank of Montreai ; London, England,

The Imperial Bank, Limited

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PICTOU, N. 8S.

Wholesale Manufacturers

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I ALL KINDS OF BISCUITS,

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DEALERS IN FLOUR,

OF THE BEST BRANDS.

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Cornmeal, Oatmeal, &c.

Confectionery in great variety, at the lowest prices.