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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



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MACDONALD & CO. 

LIMITED, 
Nos. 1-7 & 162-172 Barrinsrton St HALIFAX, N. S. 







Mill, Mining, Railway and 
Engineering and Sanitary 
for Mechanical Purposes. 



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ber goqds 



STEM, POUR aM HAP PUMPS, and 

MACHINERY 

Of every description, Manufacturers of all classes 
i of BRASS/COPPER & LEAD GOODS and all reams* ^ 
/for the application of STEAM, WATER 

' TORES ^Agents for the NEW ENGLAND FELT ROOFING , 
COMPANY." 



IV P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

, TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS H 

BULBS, SEEDS, 



I And every other Requisite for the Garden. Choice IJ 

Cut Flowers,. Wedding and other Boquets, v 

C! { Funeral Designs of all Shapes. k 

S ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 

t> ^tfill^k. 8 

EBB* ^m 




^ ' NOVA SCOTIA NURSERY. fc 

(^ (Late John Macdonald.) i 

P Near Intercolonial Railway Station, North Lockman St., Halifax, N.S. L 

0-j.- -iT.>ijfc-UO3\TE! ZKTO. 34^. M 

Horse Cars pass Nursery every 7 minutes, 

hi JAMES H. HARRIS, 

Manager. 






(EEEDEEICK'S 

Prince (bir>arb 3slanb 

/// 

DIRECTORY, 



AND 



BOOK OF USEFUL INFORMATION, 
FOR 1889-90. 



PRICE $2.OO. 



PUBLISHED BY 
THE FREDERICK'S PUBLISHIM COMPANY, 

CHAELOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 



CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND: 

GEO. W. GARDINER, STEAM PRINTER, QUEEN STREET. 

1889. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



SEASIDE HOTEL, 

(UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE) 

RUSTICO BEACH, - P. E. ISLAND- 

JOHN NEWSON SCO., 

PROPRIETORS. 

This Hotel is run First-Glass, at Moderate Charges, 
Every Attention Given to Guests 

COACH, will leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and Saturday Evening, 
calling for Guests; Returning every Thursday and Monday Morning, at 9 
o'clock, a. m., Charlottetown time. 

TRAINS leave Charlottetown for Hunter River at 6 a. m. 8.25 a. ra., and 3 40 p. in. 
" Hunter River for Charlottetown 8 a. in., 2.3S p. m., and 6.15 p. m. 
" Hunter River for Summerside 7 a. in., 10.08 a. m., and 5 p. tn. 
' Summerside for Hunter River 6.10 a. m., 12.35 p. m., and 4.55 p. ra. 
Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time, which is 47 minutes and 20 seconds 
slower than Charlotletown Time. 

j Mr. Bagnall will meet Trains from all points at Hunter River, to convey 
"~-~r passengers to Seaside. 



FTJBNITUBB! 

The cheapest on P. E. Island, 

ALL KINDS OF 

Parlor and Bedroom JW1TUES, 

Chairs, Bedsteads, Washstands, Tables, Lounges, 

Bedding, Looking-Glasses and Mirrors, 

Pictures and Picture Moulding, 

Everything in the Furniture Line, work of best 
quality. 

Opposite Post Office, CHTOWN. 



P. B. ISLAND DIRECTORY vii 



PREFACE. 



The design of the Frederick's Directory has been to 
give he Post Office Address of the male inhabitants over 
twenty-one years of age, and others in the Province of 
Prince Edward Island. We have taken great pains to have 
the work complete, and it is confidently believed that it 
will be found reliable and useful to the Public, to whom we 
now take much pleasure in presenting it, and whose 
confidence and good opinion the accuracy of the Directory 
will justify us in meriting. 

As the circulation of the book will not be confined to the 
Island alone, we have, with a view of bringing the Province, 
its capabilities and advantages as a watering place, into 
more prominent notice abroad, included in the work a short 
historical sketch, and a description of its Towns, Villages 
and various summer resorts. 

The advertising patronage, without which it would be 
almost impossible to publish the book, came up to our 
expectations, for which we heartly thank our numerous 
patrons. 

gjjjjTo the Press, professional and business men and others 
PIL' no so na!1 dsomely aided in bringing the Directory to a 
nccessful issue, we tender our most sincere thanks. 

BI 

FREDERICK'S PUBLISHING COMPANY. 

Charlottetown, March, 1889. 




V11I P. E. ISLAND DIREBTORY. 

I 

CONTENTS. 

BUI 

PAG* 

Advertiser! 1 Index, 11 

Alphabetical Directory, Charlottetown, 97 
Alphabetical Directory, of Charlottetown Royalty, 229 

Alphabetical Directory, Summerside, 369 

Alphabetical Directory, Queen's County, 253 

T Alphabetical Directory, Prince County, 397 

Alphabetical Directory, King's County, 513 

Barristers, Notaries Public, etc., 641 

CoA( Biography Hon A A Macdonald (Lieut Governor), 81 

caiiinj Biography Hon W W Sullivan (Attorney General), 89 

TRAP Biography Hon T H Haviland (Mayor), 93 

Business Directory of Charlottetown, 236A 
T ^ Charlottetown Driving Park and Exhibition Association, 675 

siowl Charlottetown Curling Club, 640C 

p aS County Court Sittings (Queen's County), 642 

r= County Court Sittings (Prince County), 644 

M County Court Sittings (King's County), 643 

Vj Court of Probate and Wills, 641 

* Court of Appeal in Equity, 639 

Court of Chancery, 639 

Court of Vice Admiralty, 639 

Court (Supreme of P E Island), 640C 

Close Season for Fish, 6 r 

Consuls and Consular Agents, 6. ^ 

P Corporation of Charlottetown, i ,r^ 

. Corporation of Summerside, 6^9 

- Customs Department, G^i 

Dominion of Canada (Governor General), 6^7 

Dominion of Canada (Cabinet Ministers), 6lV 7 

Dominion of CanadaiP&fliament), 61; ^ 

Ecclesiastical D^ptfrtment, 65t 

Education^Department, 663 

Exciae and Inland Revenue Department, 623 

Finance Department, 625 

Government Alms House, 675 

Health Offices, 673 

Hillsborough Skating Rink Co, 675 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



STANLEY BEOS., 



BROWN'S BLOCK, 



MILLINERY, 

DEESS 
GOODS, 

SILKS, 
GLOVES, 

OOBSETS, 

HOSIERY, 

VELVETS, 

PLUSHES, 

CASHMERES, 

MERLNOES, 

PRINTS, 
SHEETINGS, 

SHIRTINGS, 
PILLOW 

COTTONS, 
BLANKETS. // 




PfilCES. i 




Assorted 
STOCK, 




Ltiij " 
^PERFECTION 

: , 

STYLE and 

ASSORTMENT, 

Satisfaction 

in 
QUALITY 

and 
PRICE, 

One 

TRIAL 
Makes a 

Regular 
CUSTOMER, 



And a well assorted Stock of all kinds of DRY GOODS and 
MENS' FURNISHINGS. 

MILLINERY, Mantle making and Dress making done on the 
lises in the Latest Styles. 

STANLEY BROTHERS, 

BROWN'S BLOCK, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 




CONTENTS. 



Historical Sketch of P E Island etc, 37 

Justices of the Peace P E Island, 645 

Land Surveyors, 673 

Light House Keepers for P E Island, 627 

Marine and Fisheries Department, 626 

Masonic Hall Co., 640C 

Model Stock Farm, 675 

Money Order Offices in P E Island, 633 

Physicians in.P E Island, 669 

Post Office Department, 628 

Post Masters in P E Island, 628 

Port Wardens for P E Island, 627 

P E Island Railway Officials, 623 

P E Island Hospital for the Insane, 675 

P E Island (House of Assembly), 635 

P E Island (Legislative Council), 635 

P E Island (Executive Council), 634 

Provincial Government Offices, 636 

Press Notice, 6160 

Preface, vii 

Public Buildings, Provincial Building, 25 

Public Building, Law Courts Building, 27 

Public Building, Post Office, 29 

Public Building, City Building, 31 

Public Building, Market House, 33 

Rates of Postage, 616L 

Receivers of Wrecks for P E Island, 627 

Society of St Vincent de Paul, 669 

Societies (Masonic Lodge),. 665 

Society (Benevolent Irish), 669 

Society (Caledonia Club), 669 

Society Independent Order of Oddfellows, 667 

Society Sons of Temperance, 640C 

Society Independent Order of Good Templars, 640C 

Society Royal Arcanum, 665 

Special Notices, 681 

Supervisors for P E Island, 636 

The Queen and Royal Family, 614 

The Magistracy of P E Island, 644 

Telephone Subscribers in Charlottetown, 616G 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



CHEAP DRY GOODS 

-AT- 

PERKINS & STERNS, 

QUEEN SQUARE, CHARLGTTETOWN, 



People from every section of the Country when 
visiting the City should not fail to call on us to 
purchase their supplies. Our Stock is always person- 
ally selected in the best European and American 
Markets for cash, and we only require very small 
profits, we can therefore guarantee you the best 
value as well as the 

Best Variety of DRY GOODS to select from, 



Dress Goods, Mantle Cloths, Print Cottons, 
White Cottons, Table Linens, Tickings, Towels and 
Toweling, Flannels, Blankets, Counterpanes, Shirt- 
ings, Sheetings, Damasks, Cretonnes, Muslins. 

The Newest Dress and Mantle Trimmings, 
Millinery and Millinery Materials. 



GENTS FURNISHINGS. 

Carpets, Rugs, and Mats, Oil Cloths, and 
Linoleums, Room Paper. 

Will give you as many Goods for a Ten dollar 
Bill as any other Store on P. E. Island. 

PERKINS & STERNS. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 






m 

Eepresented in Prince Edward Island by the Undersigned: 

The Lancashire Fire INSURANCE Co. of England. 
The Scottish Union & National Fire Ins. Co. of Scotland. 
The Commercial Union Fire Assurance Co. of London. 
The British America Fire Assurance Co. of Toronto, 

Canada. 

The Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. of Toronto. 
The Manufacturers & Accident Insurance Co. of Toronto 

The combined Capital of which amounts to Sixty Million 
Dollars. 

All Classes of insurable property taken at the lowest 
current rates. 



A. S. URQUH ART, AGENT. 



Office in Brown's Block, South Side Queen Square, Oharlottetown, P, E, I. 

Telephone Connection. 




PEAKE BROS. & CO., 

SHIP OWNERS, 

HARDWARE MERCHANTS 



AND 



SHIP CHANDLERS. 



AGENTS 



BLACK DIAMOND STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 



INDEX. 



INDEX 

TO 

TOWNS & VILLAGES. 





QUEEN'S COUNTY. 


Alberry Plains, 


253 


Fredericton, 


Alexandra, 


254 


French River, 


Appin Road, 


254 


Flat River, 


Argyle Shore, 


255 


Fort Augustus, 


Avondale, 


255 


Fullertons Marsh, 


Bavview 


255 


French Village, 


Belle Creek 


256 


Garfield, 


Bethel 


256 


Glentinnin, 


Blooming Point, 


257 


Granville, 


Bonshaw, 


257 


Grand Tracadie, 


Brackley Point, 


259 


Grahams Road, 


Brackley Point Road 


259 


Grand View, 


Bradalbane, 


260 


Hampton, 


Beaton's Mills, 


262 


Harrington, 


Caledonia, 


262 


Hazel Brook, 


Cavendish, 


266 


Hazel Grove, 


Cavendish Road, 


266 


Hermitage, 


Cherry Valley, 


267 


Highfield, 


Clyde River, 


268 


Hope River, 


Clinton, 


269 


Hunter River, 


Clifton, 


269 


Johnston's River, 


Clyde Station, 


270 


Kelly's Cross, 


Cornwall, 


271 


Kinross, 


Covehead Road, 


272 


Long River, 


Crapaud, 


273 


Lot 30 Settlement, 


DunstafFnage, 


274 


Lot 48 Cross Roads, 


Darlington, 


275 


Long Creek, 


DeSable, 


275 


Lake Yerd, 


Donagh, 


277 


Little York, 


Dromore, 


277 


Marshtield, 


Eldon, 


278 


Melville, 


Elliott's, 


280 


Mill Cove, 


Emyvale, 


281 


Milton, 


Emerald Junction, 


282 


Millview, 


Fairview, 


283 Montague Cross, 



283 
284 
284 
285 
286 
286 
287 
287 
288 
289 
289 
290 
293 
294 
294 
295 
295 
296 
296 
297 
301 
301 
302 
303 
303 
303 
304 
305 
305 
307 
307 
309 
309 
310 
310 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



ACADIA COAL DEPOT, 

Peake's No. 2 Wharf, Ch'town. 




The most reliable place to get all kinds of 

& SOFT COA.L, 

-IN- 

ACADIA, Round and Nut. 
INTERCOLONIAL, Round and Nut. 
VALE, Round and Nut. 
OLD MINE, Sydney. 
VICTORIA MINK. Sydney. 
RESERVE MINE, Sydney. 

And all kinds of Cape Breton Coal for House use and Lime Burners, and 
Factories. A Liberal Discount given to Cash buyers, 

OHA.RLE8 LYONS. 




JUST RECEIVED- A large 
Stock of NEW GOODS, and 
we are selling them at Ex- 
tremely Low Prices. We have 
on hand Waltham, Elgin, Hamp- 
den and Swiss 

WATCHES 



In Gold 
Plain 



and Silver Cases. 

and Sett 



Engraved 

Rings, Watch Chains, Broaches, 
Ear-Rings, Bracelets, Lockets, 
Thimbles, Spectacles, &c., &c. 

A nice assortment of CLOCKS 
at very low prices. We are now 
showing something new in 
Clocks. 

I Call and we are bound to suit 
you, both in price and quality 
The - 1J -- 1 --*- 1 - ' 



Having the Latest Improved Tools, and giving personal attention to the re- 
pairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Compasses, etc., we will guarantee satis- 
faction to all work entrusted to our care. Old gold or silver taken in exchange 



for Goods. 



GK JURY, 

North Side Queen Square, opposite P. 0., Ch'town, 



INDEX. 



Monaghan, 


311 Rona, 


337 


Mount Albion, 


311 


Royalty Junction, 


338 


Mount Herbert, 


312 


Rose Valley, 


338 


Mount Stewart, 


313 


Rustico, 


339 


Murray Harbor Road, 


315 


Rustico v ill e, 


339 


Newtown Cross, 


317 


Scotch Fort, 


341 


New Argyle, 


317 


Selkirk Road, 


341 


New Glasgow Road, 


317 


South port, 


342 


New 7 Glasgow, 


318 


South Wiltshire, 


343 


New Haven, 


320 


Springton, 


344 


Nine Mile Creek, 


322 


Springfield, 


345 


North Milton, 


323 


Spring Vale, 


345 


North Rustico, 


323 


Stanhope, 


347 


North River, 


324 


Stanley Bridge, 


349 


North Wiltshire, 


326 


Suffolk, 


351 


Orwell, 


327 


St Peter's Island, 


353 


Orwell North and Cove 


329 


St Ann's, 


353 


Oyster Bed Bridge, 


329 


Ten Mile House, 


354 


Pinette, 


330 


Tracadie Cross, 


354 


Pisquid, 


331 


Union Road, 


355 


Point DesRoche, 


331 


Vernon River Bridge, 


355 


Point Prim, 


332 


Vernon River, 


357 


Portland, 


332 


Victoria (Crapaud), 


359 


Pleasant Valley, 


333 


Websters Corner, 


362 


Park Corner, 


334 


Western Covehead, 


362 


Pleasent Grove, 


334 


Winsloe Road, 


363 


Pownal, 


335 


Wheatley River, 


363 


Riverdale, 


336 


Wood Islands, 


364 


Rocky Point, 


337 






PRINCE COUNTY. 


Alberton, 


397 Burlington, 


419 


Abram's Village, 


409 


Burton, 


420 


Albany, 


410 


Campbeleton, 


420 


Alma, 


410 


Cape Traverse, 


422 


Augustine Cove, 


411 


Cape Wolf, 


425 


Bideford, 


412 


Cape Egmont, 


426 


Bedeque, 


412 


Carleton, 


426 


Bedeque Central, 


413 


Central, 


427 


Bedeque North, 


414 


Clermont, 


427 


Belmont, 


417 


Coleman, 


428 


Bloomfield, 


417 


Conway, 


429 


Bloomfield Station, 


418 


Darnley, 


429 


Brae, 


418 


DeBlois, 


430 



INDEX . 



Egmont Bay, 


430 


Norborough, 


462 


Ellerslie, 


431 


North am, 


462 


Elmsdale, 


432 


North Carleton, 


468 


Fifteen Point, 


433 


O'Leary Station, 


465 


Foxley River, 


434 


O'Leary Road, 


467 


Freeland, 


435 


Palmer Road, 


467 


Freetown, 


435 


Peterville. 


467 


Grand River West Lot 


14. 436 


Pierre Jacques, 


469 


Hamilton, 


437 


Piusville, 


469 


Howlan Road, 


438 


Port Hill, 


471 


Indian River, 


439 


Princetown, 


472 


Inverness, 


439 


Richmond, 


474 


Kensington, 


440 


Roseville, 


474 


Kildare Central, 


444 


Sea Cow Head, 


475 


Kildare Cape, 


444 


Sea Cow Pond, 


475 


Kildare Station, 


446 


Sear 1 town, 


476 


Kinkora, 


* . 448 


Shamrock, 


476 


Lot 1 Post Office, 


450 


Skinners Pond, 


477 


Lot 6 Cascumpec, 


450 


South West, 


479 


Lot 6 P Mill Road, 


451 


Springfield, 


479 


Little Tignish, 


452 


St Eleanors, 


480 


Little Pierre Jacques, 


453 


Tignish, 


481 


Lower Freetown, 


453 


Travellers Rest, 


486 


Maddock, 


451 


Tryon, 


487 


Margate, 


454 


Tryon North, 


489 


Middletown, 


454 


Tyne Valley, 


491 


Miminigash, 


455 


Victoria West, 


492 


Miscouche, 


456 


Waterford, 


492 


Montrose, 


457 


Wellington, Station, 


493 


Mount Pleasent, 


458 


Wellington, 


494 


Muddy Creek, 


459 


West Devon, 


497 


McDougall, 


460 


West Cape, 


497 


New Annan, 


460 


West Point, 


499 


Nail Pond, 


461 


Western Road, 


499 


Newton, 


462 Wilmot Valley, 


501 




KING'S COUNTY. 




Aitkens Ferry, 


521 


Bay Fortune Red House 




Annan dale, 


521 


Post Office, 


526 


Ar mad ale, 


523 


Bayneld, 


526 


Baugor, 


523 


Beach Point, Murray 




Baldwins Road, 


524 


Harbor, 


527 


Bay Fortune, 


525 


Bear River Line Road, 


527 


Bay Fortune South, 


525 


Bothwell, 


52 


Bay Fortune North, 


525 Brooklyn, 


52 Q 



P. E. TSLATO DIRECTORY. 



THE CHEAPFST STORE. 



J. B. MacDONALD'S 

ALWAYS TO THE FRONT WITH 

NEWEST & CHEAPEST GOODS 

To be found in Charlottotown, 

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 

Men's and Boy's CLOTHING, 

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 

Your moneys worth every time at 

J. B. iVlAcDONALD'S, 

Queen Street, Charlottetown. 




OAPT. JOHN HUGHES, 



IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 



Round, Nut, and Anthracite Co d, 



BEST QUALITY. 

Orders Left at His Office, Water Street, Will be Promptly Attended to 
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 

OFFICE : Water Street, Charlottetown. 



10 



INDEX. 



Browns Creek, 529 

Bull Creek, 530 

Byrne's Road, 530 

Cable Head, 531 

Cardigan Head, 531 

Cardigan Bridge, 533 

Cardigan Road, 635 

Cherry Grove, 536 

Chepstow, 537 

Corraville, 538 
Clear Springs Post Office, 538 

Commercial Cross, 538 

De Gros Marsh, 539 

Dundas, 540 

Easb Baltic, 541 

East Point, 542 

Elmira, 542 

Elliott Vale, 543 

Fail-field, 543 

Forest Hill, 544 

Farmington, 545 

Gaspereaux, 545 

Georgetown, 515 

Gowan Brae, 546 

Glenfanning, 546 

Glen William, 547 

Qlencorradale, 548 

Goose River, 548 

Greenvale, 549 

Hazel Green, 549 
Head of Hillsborough, 550 

Head of Montague, 551 

Herman ville, 551 

High Bank, 552 

Hopefield, 552 

Kingsborongh, 553 

Lakeville, 553 

Launching, 554 

Little Harbor, 554 

Little Sands, 555 

Little Pond, 555 

Lot 40 Post Office, 557 

Lower Montague, 557 

Midgell, 559 

Milltown Cross, 560 



Mitchell River, 560 

Milltown, 562 

Mink River Road, 562 

Mansfield, 565 

Montague, 565 

Morell Rear, 566 

Morel I Station, 568 
Murray Harbor North, 569 
Murray Harbor South, 571. 

Murray River, 573 

Narrows Creek. 577 

New Zealand, 577 

New Perth, 578 

New Port, 578 

North Lake, 579 

Peakes Station, 580 

Peters Road, 581 

Point Popular, 582 

Priest Pond, 582 

Rock Barra, 582 

Red Point, 583 

Rollo Bay, 584 

Rollo Bay Cross, 584 

Rollo Bay West, 587 

Sailers Hope, 587 

Souris East, 589 

Souris West, 595 

South Lake, 597 

Summerville, 597 

St Andrews, 599 
St Catherines (Lot 45), 599 

St Mary's Road, 599 

St Margarets, 601 
St Peters Bay Greenwich 

Post Office, 603 
St Peters Bay (Head of) 605 

St Peters West, 608 

Sturgeon, 609 

Upton, 610 

Union Road, 610 

Valleyfield, 610 

Victoria Cross, 611 

Whim Road Cross, 612 

White Sands, 612 



ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



1.1 



ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



Charlottetown. 

American House, 104 

Anglo American Telegraph Co, 208 
Apothecaries Hall, outside front cover 
Auld Bros., 32 

Bagnall J. S., D. D. S., 56 

Balderston B., 54 

Ball John, 24 J 

Barrett James, 100 

Beer Brothers, outside front cover & 46 
BellJ.H., 114 

Bevau Frederick, 640 D 

Bolger Simon, 640 B 

Bridges Robert, 114 

Brace R. K.. 314 

Bruce D. A., 250 

Cairns & McLean, 220 

Callaghan P. 20 B 

Canada Life Insurance Co., 238 
Cameron John A., 68 

Carvell Bros., 668 

Carter Geo. & Co., 24 K 33 & 616 B 
Carroll, Henry M., 126 

Chappelle, Theo. L., 66 

Chappell & Phillips, 31 

Charlottetown Woolen Mills, 216 
Charter Oak Stoves, 36 

Champions., 210 

Clarke W. W.. 214 

Clarkin Bros., 134 

Coffin Louis H., 238 

Cook George H. & Co., 126 

Convent De Notre Dame, 34 

Connolly & Co., 106 

Coombs John, 96 A & outside J>aek cover 
Coombs George, 42 

Davies B. S. & Co., 29 

DesBrisay James, 138 

Dawson W. E., 102 

Dodd S. W., 106 

Dodd & Rogers, 36, 96 & 695 

Down A., 100 

Duchemin Albert, 144 

Dudier Lawrence, 144 

Examiner Publishing Co., 70 

Ferguson John W., 128 

Fitzgerald, R. R., Q. C., 162 & 691 
Fletcher C. P., 122 

Foran. P. J.. 676 

Forsythe William, 132 

Frederick's Publishing Co., 24 G 
Full, George E., 30 

Gaffney John, 132 

Gillis P. P. 110 



Grant Jas. E., outside back cover 
Great London & China Tea Co. ,32 

Hall J. B., 20 A 

Harper Wm., 126 

Harris George M., 174 

Harris W. C., 17 

Harris L. W., 122 

Harris & Stewart, 58 

Haszard Horace, 660 

Haszard G. Herbert, 46 

Haszard F. L., 20 C & 689 

Henry Charles C., 104 

Herald Printing Co., 142 

Hutcheson W. A., 24 

Hyndman F. W., Outside front cover 

Hughes G. E., outside front cover 

Hughes Capt. John, 9 

Island Guardian, 174 

Joy John, 212 

Jury G. G., 6 

Kelly John, 104 

Kennedy W. C., 24 C & 319 

Kinsman E., 666 & 674 

Large & Son, 86 

Leckie Andrew A., 100 

Lewis C., 198 

Long William H., 172 

London House, 58 

Love E. B. & Son, 132 

Lyons Charles, 6 

MadiganR. F., 20 C 

McCoubrey I. P., 52 

McCoubrey & Co., 250 

McDonald J., 142 

McDonald J. B., 9 

McDonald Angus, 212 

McEachern J., 88 

McGregor C. V., 196 

McKinnon & McLean, 694 

McKenzie A. B. & Co., 30 

McKie W. S., 20 B 

McLeod John & Co., 24 O & 690 

McLean & McDonald, 214 

McMillan R., 116 

McMillan C. A., 128 

McRae John, 108 

Meikle John, 228 

Mellish J. T., 24 C 

Merchants Bank P. E. Island, 214 

Miller Brothers, 40 

Moore G. V., 20 C 

Morris & Hyndman, 226 

Morris T. J., 658 



12 



ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



Morrison Charles Ives, 662 

Murphy A. J., 98 

Myrick J. H. & Co., 228 
Newbery Fenton T., 

Newson John, VI 

Newson John & Co., VI 

Osborne House, 196 

Palmer Robert & Co., 140 
"Patriot" Publishing Co., 204 
Paton James & Co., 25 & 44 



Peake Bros. & Co., 
Perkins & Sterns, 
Peters & Peters, 
Pickard Jasper, 
Poole & Lewis, 



4 
3 

64 
112 
122 



P. E. I, Railway 20 F, 21, 22,23,24,& 396 
P. E. Island Steam Nav. Co., 24 E 

Prowse J. Jarvis, 20 E 
Prowse Bros., ii & 616 A 

PurdyE. F., 24 J 

Quirk A. & C., 112 

Railway House, 108 

Rackham George, 48 

Redmond James, 202 

Reddin James H., 202 

Ritchie Bros. & Co., 104 

Riley Thomas B., 616 C 

Robins T. C., 64 

Robins W. F., 146 

Robertson W. B. & Co., 20 

Robertson John F., 144 

Roberts Sample Rooms, 72 

Rodd W. W.. 24 F 

St. Dunstan's College. 35 

Saunders and Newsom, 112 

Schurman C. H., 138 

Seaman f.J., 220 

SlackfordJ. H., 198 

Small David, 204 

Sprague J. C., 252 

Stanley Bros., 1 

Stair Mrs. E.. 134 

Stevenson M., 224 

Steele R. J , 298 

Stewart & Gates, 42 

Strong George R., 252 

Tanton W. N., 226 
Taylor E. W., 200 & 218 

Taylor lames D. 174 A 

Taylor G H., 44 
Telephone Co., 222, 240 & 416 

Thorne George, 228 

Trainor Owen H., 108 
Tryon Woolen Mills, 24P & 507 

Tweedy George, 306 

Urquhart A. S., 4 

Vatcher George, 118 

Vatcher James, 118 

Wad man Isaac W., 98 



Warburton & Smallwood, 210 

Warren C. B. , 38 

Watson W. R., 48 

WellnerW. W., 24 P 

Worth Bros., 130 
Wright Mark & Co. , 90 & 120 

Wright Geo.J., 616 X 

Summerside. 

Baker Philip R., 394 

Brennan W. A. , 4 pages between 

[370 & 371 

Brown D. C., 366 

Campbell D., 384 

Clarke & Bowness, 674 

Dickieson John, 390 

Godkin Bros., 368 

Gourlie J. A., 298 

Linkletter J. T., 392 

McDonald John A. , 372 

McDonald Fred, 384 

McCormack A. J., 378 

McNeill Daniel, 388 

McNeill James A., 395 

Mollison John, 20 C 

Murphy Bernard, 392 

Muttart George, 384 

Noonan J. N., 174 

Paton James & Co., 386 

Pentz Bros., 378 

Pioneer Publishing Co., 372 

Read Joseph & Co., 370 

Russ J. B., 24 J 

Schurman Ellis, 382 

Stewart Daniel, 382 

Walsh Milton, 616 P 

Wright H. E., 388 

Wright A. M., 394 

Wright & Strong, 388 

Aitken's Ferry. 

Aitken Benjamin, 522 

Albert on. 

Birch & Dyer, 404 

Cunningham James P., 

Cunningham J. H., 402 

Currie Hector, 

Dyer W. B., 

Larkin James, 406 

McLeod A., 398 

Reid John A., 

Skerry James, 402 

Wilkinson T.& Co., 400 

White J. W.. 504 

Annandale- 

McAuley Mrs. J., 568 A 

McFarlane Edwin , 568 A 



ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



13 



Belle Creek. 
McLaren Daniel, 

Bloomfield. 
Gallant Frank, 

Bloomfleld Station. 
Pratt John, 

Brackley Point. 

Houston, Ewen, 
McCallum Neil, 
McMillan Alexander, 

Bradalbane. 
Taper Charles & Co., 

Campbellton, Lot 4. 



279 



403 



408 



263 
265 
261 



261 



408 



423 
423 
424 



534 
532 
534 
568 C 
534 
532 



Matheson J. A., 

Cape Traverse. 

Buxton Charles, 
Pethick Dr. W. H.. 
Strang Alexander, 

Cardigan Bridge. 

Campbell John J., 
Grant Peter T., 
McDonald James E., 
McKay Alexander, 
Minto William, 
Morson & Morgan, 

Clifton, New London. 
Sutherland D. A., 352 

Coleman. 
McKizmon A. & Co., 490 

Commercial Cross. 

Heekbert Charles L.,^ 568B 

Crapaud. 

McLean D.. 
McLeod, J. J., 
Wadman O. B., 
Williams John, 

Dundas. 

Burdett Richard, 568 E 

Martin Alexander, 568 D 

McLellan Hugh. 568 C 

Nicholson John M., 568 D 

McKay Lauchlin, 568 E 



276 

276 

276 

24 O 



Eldon. 

McLeod, D. A., 682 

Elliott's Mills. 
Elliott, James R., 608 E 

Georgetown. 

Hession Michael, 516 

Ledwell T., 516 

Jenkins W. W., 518 

McDonald A. A. <fc Bros., 518 

McDonald & Westaway, 514 

McLean Angus, 518 

McKinnon D. A., 516 

Russell House, 520 

Governor's Island. 

McLean L. H., 660 

Hunter River. 

Vanlderstine J. H., 298 

Kensington. 

Bentley G. W. W., 445 

Bowness & Anderson, 443 

Clark [. M., 449 

Ching'W. A.. 447 

McLeod Hugh, 445 

McNeill H, J., 500 

McNutt C. A., 498 

Mead William, 503 

Profit John R., 449 

Proctor Edwin, 449 

Tuplin Reuben & Co., 441 

West John. 447 

Kinkora. 

O'Ronaghan John, 300 

Lot 16. 

McKinnon D. & Son, 292 

Lot 48. 

Boyce John, 306 

Guard James, 308 

Lower Montague. 

Poole Wm. A. & Co., 522 

Maddock, Lot 8. 

England J. J., 466 

Mill River. 

Carruthers C. H., 498 



14 



ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



Miscouche. 




New Glasgow- 




DesRoches H. V., 
DesKoches Gilbert, 
Gaudet John S., 
Malone Daniel B., 


490 
496 
502 
502 


Buote J. D., 
Laird James, 
Stevenson J. C., 

O'Leary Station. 


319 
321 
319 


Murray Harbor South. 


Barclay James, 


468 


Henry E. M., 
Hugh J. T., 
Prowse I. R. , 


568 H 
572 

568 F 


Dennis William, 
Ellis Thomas B.. 
Ellis Robert jr., 


466 
468 
464 


Sharam William, 


568 F 


Ellis Robert sr., 
Ellis William, 


470 
24 M 


Murray Harbor North. 


Jelley John A., 
McLellan E., 


468 
470 


Clow James & Son, 


570 


Pate P. N., 


468 






Turner H. W., 


464 


Murray River. 




Oyster Bed Bridge. 




Gillis Murdoch, 
Hume David, 


678 

678 


McKay Donald, 


328 


Mclntosh Dr. G. A. C., 
McLure Bros., 


680 
680 


Pownal. 








Gay James J. & Son, 24 A & 


24 K 


Montague. 




Richmond Station. 




Aitken J. M., 
BellJohnD., 


561 
563 


Larkius John R., 640 B 


Beer & Sprague, 


567 


Rustico. 




Campbell J., 
Cameron D. G., 


563 
568 G 


Gallant Joseph, 


340 


Hancock John, 
Kelly Patrick, 


564 
564 


Rusticoville. 




MacDonald Bros. & Co., 
Mac Donald John J.. 


556 

558 


Houston Benjamin, 


340 


McDonald D., 


564 


St. Eleanor's. 




McLean John <fc Son, 


563 






McLean L., 


567 


McDonald R. H., 


500 


MacLeod D. & Son, 


556 






McLeod Norman, 


574 


St. Peter's Bay. 




McRae John, 
Martin & Nelson, 
Martin A., 
Park man E., 
Robison John T., 
Wightraan George, 


568 H 
561 
561 

568 G 
558 
558 


Anderson L., 
Mclnnis M., 
McLeod Neil, 
Pratt C. E., 
Waye Charles, 


606 
606 
606 
604 
604 






Stanhope, Covehead 




New Haven. 




McMillan Angus, 


265 


McMillan H., 


321 


Southport- 




Newt own. 




Burke James, 24 B & 


24 K 


Anderson M., 


279 


Bovyer Henry, 


134 


North Wiltshire. 




Springfield, Lot 8- 
Hooper R. P., 


478 


McLean Bros., 


328 


Wilkenson Jos. C., 


478 






ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



15 



Souris. 




Boisner Allen, 24 C & 92 


Brennan James, 


594 


Campbell S. P,, 


596 


Carlton C. C., 


600 


Cheverie Leo, 


692 


Currie Archibald, 


588, 


Doyle & Co., 


590 


Ford Dr. E. P., 


592 


Matthew, McLean & Co., 


586 


McCormaek Michael, 


596 


McCormack J. A., 


594 


McDonald Capt. A. R., 


588 


McEachern & Co., 


598 


McLean James R., 


594 


McQuaid James, 


596 


Mellett William, 


590 


Murphy P. S., 


602 


Moynagh James jr., 


585 


Pierce Norbert, 


602 


Sterns J. G , 


592 


The Gazette Publishing Co., 


24 N 


Stanley Bridge. 




Brown S. H. & Co., 


350 


McLeod A. J. & Co., 


352 


McLeod John, 


348 


McMillan E. H., 


346 


Walsh Patrick, 


348 


Whitehead Joseph, 


348 


Tignish. 




Carter & Conroy, 


482 


Carter's Hotel, 


484 


Chaisson I. S., 


482 


Chaisson Joseph M., 


482 


Lark in A. F., 


504 


Myrick J. H. & Co., 


484 


Perry Bros., 


484 


Richards Joseph E., 


482 


Tyne Valley. 




MacDonald H. A., 


488 


Yeo James, 


488 


Victoria, Crapaud. 




Brien A., 


360 


Hudson & McQuarrie, 


360 


Myers Wesley, 


24 K 


Palmer Percy H., 361 ( 


& 684 


Penprase Neil, 


361 


Rogers Joseph S., 


684 


Victoria Cross. 




McQueen John, 


691 



Vernon River Bridge. 

Finley John, 356 

Forbes George, 358 

McDonald D. & W,, 358 

Vernon River* 

O'Neill George, 358 

Wellington Station. 

Arsenault Jos. O., 495 

MeCormack C. B., 495 

West Point. 

Auld John, 496 

West Cape. 

Me Williams Alfred, 640 D 

Halifax, N. S. 

Acadia Powder Co., 84 
Archibald P. P., Albion Hotel, 74 

Bauld, Gibson & Co., 236 

Brown Brothers & Co. , 136 

Brown & Webb, 78 

Corbett F. D. & Co., 24 1 

Clayton & Sons, 308 

Dumaresq J. C., 616 P 

Duggan James & Sons, 20 D 

Eagar M. F., 84 

Fulton, Foster & Co., 672 

Halifax Shovel Co., 608 G 

Halifax Herald, 250 

Halifax Piano & Organ Co., 148 

Harris Herbert. 124 

Harvey Charles H., 76 

Hay ward & Kenny, 618 

Hirschfeld George, 684 

Hiseler George J. & Co., 622 

Howell W. W. & Co., 616 P 

HuestisS. F., 616 T 

Johnson W. H., 620 

Jones George W., 672 

Kelley & Glassey, 620 

Kenny T.&E., 24 L 

London Rubber Stamp Co., 238 

Macdonald & Co., iii 

MoirSon&Co., 80 

Moir W. & A., 20 B 

Mott John P. & Co., 60 

Morrison E. & Co., 236 

Macintosh James C., 84 

Murdochs' Nephews, 20 A 

Neily J. B. & Co., 234 

Nova Scotia Nursery, iv 

Oland S. Sons & Co., 76 

O'Mullin P. & J., 316 



16 



ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



Pike George A., 234 

Scott James & Co., 232 

Scotch Dye Works, 616 T 

Silver W. & C., 616 

Smith Brothers, 508 

Starr John, 616 M 

Schwartz W. H. & Sous, 82 

Thompson George, 234 

Tobin John & Co., 616 T 
Walsh P. r 510 & 251 

Wheatley & Co., 314 

St. John, N. B. 

Estey All wood & Co., 158 

American Rubber Store, 158 

American Dye Works, 162 

Brackett C. E., 24 1 

Brock & Patterson, 160 

Bullock Jos., 160 

Bourke Thomas L., 638 

Burditt W. F. & Co., 666 

Clerke James & Son T 188 

Coombs H. F., 166 

Connor Thomas & Sons, 166 

Dailey S. E., 194 

Daniel & Boyd, 184 
Dominion Safety Fund Ass. T 26 

Estabrook J. F. & Son, 156 

Elliott E. W., 158 

Foster S. R. & Son, 182 

Gard W. Tremaine, 574 

Ganong James E., 156 

Gilbert Harold, 182 

Goodwin A. L., 176 

Green R. H., 174 B 

Hamm J. B., 640 

Hannah John, 194 

Hart S. H., 650 

Hay wood W. H., 176 

Hawker W. & Son, 650 

Henderson, Burns & Co. T 50 

Jones Simeon, 152 

Kelly & Murphy, 160 

Kerr H. P., 188 
Lewis William & Son, 1 1640 & 56 

Leonard Bros., 174 B 
Liverpool & London & Globe 

Insurance Company, 162 & 691 

Logan William, 180 

Lynch J. P., 148 
Manchester, Robertson and 

Allison, 154 & 616 V 

Maritime Steam Lithograph Co,190 

Manks&Co.. 188 

McCormick D. W., 184 

New Brunswick Railway, 206 
ST e w Dominion Paper Bag Co. , 20 E 



O'Shaugnessy R. & Co., 50 

Perry&Co., 174 B 
Robertson L. B., lines 481 to 501 

Scovil E. G., 170 

St. John Dye Works. 24 I 

Slipp & Flewelling, 160 

Sharpe's Balsam, 186 

Simonson George F., 202 

Smith A. C. & Co. T 638 

Smith J. W., 650 

Thompson G. F. & Sons, 166 

Thome W. H. & Co., 202 

Tippet Arthur P. & Co., 170 
Troop George A. & Co, lines 

Ungar's Laundry, 24 M 

Victoria Hotel, 184 

Wisdom F. W. y 640 

Woodburn J. R. & Co., 170 

Boston, Mass. 

American Net & Twine Co., 616 D 

Baldrige M., 616 K 

Barclay & Co.. 190 
Boston Consolidated Produce 

Company, 616 F 

Boston Type Foundry, 616 H 

Burrows & Co. , 652 

Clements, F. L. & Co., 616 J 

Cutler E. H., 244 

Belong & Seaman, 192 

Dennison Mfg. Co.. 616 R 

Ditson Oliver & Co., 248 

Edwards E. B. & Co., 314 

Foster C. B. (Charlestowu), 656 
Gloucester Net & Twine Co., 340 

Griffin H. B. & Co., 576 

Hall John G. & Co., 654 

Howe Frederick C. & Bro., 54 

Johnson I. S. & Co., 24 H 

Kimball Lorenzo S. & Co., 616 K 

Mead A. & O. W. & Co., 654 

Morse & Holt, 616 H 

Murch C. H. & Co., 246 

McKeever & Hall, 608 H 

Nelson & Clark, 664 

Noyes, French & Fickett, 509 
Rockwell George C. & Son, 246 

Russell Edward T. & Co., 616 E 

Smith A. M. & Co., 658 

Sorrell A. C. F., 664 

Woodside & Co., 656 

Amherst, N. S. 

Amherst Boot & Shoe Co. , 118 

Casey C. R. & Son, 608 B 

Christie Bros. & Co., 608 A 

Rhodes, Curry & Co., 608 A 

Robb A. & Sons. 608 B 






ADVERTISERS INDEX. 



17 



Berwick, N. 
Beardsley W. W., 

Bridgetown. 
Reed John B. & Sons, 

Cambridge, N. S. 
Harrison C. & Co., 

Fredericton, N. B. 

Hoegg D. W. & Co., 
McFarlane, Thompson and 
Andersoa, 

London, England 
T. & E. Kenny, 
Pitt Bros. & Co., 
Schlusser Frederick, 

Lachine, Quebec 
Dawes & Co., 

Moncton, N- B. 

Hotel Brunswick, 
McSweeney George, 

Montreal. 

Biggar E. B.. 616 X 

Canada Bank Note Eng. Priating Co., 693 
DesBarrats G. E. & Son, 415 

Gurney E. & C. & Co., 150 

Johnston's Fluid Beef Co., 640 A 
Silverman Lyon, 608 F 

New Glasgow. 

Drake Francis, 652 

Fraser Bros., 608 B 

McDearmid D., 62 

McNeill W. P., 24 L 

Macgregor's Tannery, 608 E 

Stewart John, 174 A 

Pictou, N S. 

GeldertD. M.. 20 D 

Hamilton G. J. & Sons, 72 



242 



24 F 



138 



50 
54 



24 L 

668 
670 



624 



128 
128 



Stellarton, N. S> 
Willis J. F. fc Co., 608G 

Shelburn, N. S. 
Harlow J. C., 622 

Shediac, N, B. 
Harper <fc Webster, 658 

St. Stephen, N. B. 

Broad E. & Sons, 79 & 235 

Ganong Bros., 

St. Croix Soap Works, 

Vroom C. N,, 



178 

58 



Sussex. N. B. 
Culbert & Theal, 

Toronto, Ont. 

Confederation Life Associa- 
tion Company, 
Webb J. B., 

Truro, N. S. 

220 
652 
291 
608 C 

608 C 
608 D 



27 



616N 
613 & 679 



Gunn D. , 

Hopper R. & Sons, 

Lee Newton, 

Prince of Wales Hotel, 

Smallwood Robert, 

Smith D. H. & Co., 



Westville, N. S. 
McDonald William, 

Windsor, N. S. 

Bennett Jas. A.. 
Pidgeon & Mosher, 
Windsor Furniture Co., 

Yarmouth, N. S. 
Burrell Johnson Iron Co., 



244 



24 D 

24 F 

640 D 



96 



. C. HARRIS, 



CORNER POWNAL AND FITZROY STS., 



18 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. 



ADDITIONS & CORECTIONS received too late for 
insertion in their proper Department. 

OMISSION NEW RESIDENCES 

CHARLOTTETOWN. 

E. Kinsman, Ag't Agricultural Imp'ts, Queen, h Weymouthy 

E. H. Norton, h Prince, 

Robert Bearisto, Auctioneer, Queen, h King, 

Daniel J. McDonald, Mail Clerk, h Weymouth. 

OMISSIONS IN ALPHABETICAL LIST 

James Stewart, of Stewart & Gates, Grafton, h Great George, 
James Sinclair, Clerk at Dodd & Rogers, bds Pownal, 
PatTc Callaghan, Grocer, Queen, cor Dorchester, bds Dorch. 
John T. McKenzie, of McLeod & MeKenzie, cor Fitzroy & Edward Streets 
P. J. Foran, Merchant Tailor, Queen, h Lower Prince 

OMISSION OF RESIDENCE 

Horace Haszard, h cor. Prince and Euston. 

CHANGE OF RESIDENCES 

C. H. McLean, Manager Great London and China Tea Store, h 132 Weymouth, 

W. N. Tanton, Jeweler, Fitzroy, cor. Queen, 

Hugh Mclnnis, Reporter, Examiner, h Euston Street, 

T. C. James, Superintendent A. A. Telegraph Co., h eor. Enston & Spring Pk, Bd , 

John GafTney, Painter, h Water, near Hotel Davies, 

T. R. Brooks, h Upper Hillsborough, 

Daniel McDonald, Plasterer, h Douglas Street, 

Dr. Dawson, h Esplanade, 

Dr. S. R. Jenkins, Office & h Pownal, 

J. T. Mellish, Office London House Building, Queen Street, 

J. J. O'Rielly, Picture Dealer, Douglas, h do 

CHANGES IN BUSINESS FIRMS 

CHARLOTTETOWN. 

Prowse Bros., Dry Goods, successors to L. E. Prowse, Queen. 

KENSINGTON. 

Ching & Hopgood, Gents' Store, successors to A. W. Ching. 

SUMMERSIDE. 

Joseph Read & Co., Coal & Lumber Merchants, successors to 
Joseph Read. 

CRAPAUD. 

McLean & Cameron, successors to D. McLean. 
OMITTED IN ALPHABETICAL LIST 

ELDON. 

Rev. A. McLean Sinclair. 

RUSTICO. 

Rev. G. DeFinance, P. P., instead of Rev. A. E. Burke, 
transferred to Alberton. 

SOURIS EAST. 

Matthew Fahey, Express Man. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 19 



FENTON T. NEWBERY, 



Commission Merchant, 

AND 

INSURANCE AGENT, 
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 






Direct Importer of and Dealer in 

FLOUR, CORNMEAL, SUGAR, MOLASSES, TEA, RAISINS, 

CHEESE, RICE, KEROSENE, MATCHES, SOAP, SOLE 

LEATHER, AND GENERAL GROCERIES. 

EXPORTER OF 

OATS ft P. E. ISLAND PRODUCE. 




REPRESENTING IN P. E. ISLAND- 

Canada Atlantic Steamship Co., plying between Ch'town, Halifax and Boston. 

Red Cross line Steamers between N. York, Halifax, Newfoundland and P. E. I. 

Imperial Fire Insurance Co. of London. 

Hartford Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford. 

Canada Sugar Refining Co., of Montreal. 

Canada Jute Co., of Montreal, Manufacturers of Jute and Cotton Bags. 

Peck, Benny & Co., Montreal, Mf 'rs of Nails, Horse Shoes, Horse Nails and Tacks. 

Reinachs, Nephew & Co., of London, exporters of Tea. 

Tullock & Co., London, exporters of Pickles, Cement, &c. 

Tolson, Scott & Co., Highgate, Ont.,Millers & Makers of "Matchless" & other brands of Flour. 

Dunk River Cheese Factory, of P. E. I. 

New Rockland Slate Co. 



20 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



W. B. ROBERTSON & CO. 

106 Queen Street, 
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, 



Agents for the 



Patterson Implements, 



so well 
and favorably 

known 

all over the 

Dominion. 

Works 
established in 

1837- 
the oldest and 

best 
in Canada. 



Also, dealer in Jennie's celebrated Seeds, 

which are pronounced the Best in the Dominion, 

EVERYTHING SOLD ON ITS MERITS, AND GUARANTEED 
AS REPRESENTED. 




P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 20 A. 



LONDON. NEW YORK. 

MURDOCHS' NEPHEWS, 




Merchants, and Manufacturers' Agents. 
READY-MADE CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHINGS 

Branch Warehouses, Corner of Hollis and Prince Sts., 

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA. 
Sample Rooms, Parqutiarson's Building, - - 6MARLOTTETOWN, 

it. 



STILL AHEAD! 







PARTIES wanting BOOTS or SHOES will find HALL'S the cheapest 
place on the Island to purchase their Boots, Shoes, Overshoes, Rubbers, 
Felt Goods, etc. A complete Stock always on hand thoroughly excellent 
in every particular. 

The rare combination of strength, style and fit, has taken the trade by storm. 
Come to HALL'S for the Neatest, Tastiest and Cheapest Boots in 
Christendom. 

JAMES B. HALL, 

Praser's Corner, Corner Queen and Eichmond Streets, Charlottetown. 



20 B. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

P. CALLAGHAN, 

PROVISIONS AND QROSEI^IES, 

CORNER OF QUEEN & DORCHESTER STS., CHARLOTTETOWN. 

A FIRST CLASS LINE OF GROCERIES, 

TEA, SUGAE, FLOUR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, &c., PORK, HAM, 

CORNED BEEF, PIGS' FEET, &c,, 

And all Articles found in a first class Grocery Store. 

P. CALLAGHAN. 



Head Hillsborough Street, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. B. ISLAND, 
Buyer &c Shipper* of all olassos of 2P. B. Island 



ORDERS FOR PURCHASES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 



Correspondence solicited. 



CITY FOUNDRY Ap ff|ACHINE WORKS, 

210, 212 & 214 Barrington Street, 

:, 3ST S. 



Mechanical Engineers and Machinists. 

Marine and Stationary ENGINES, Steam Stop 
Valves, Marine Spring Safety Valves, Condensers, 
Circulating and Air Pumps, and Bilge Ejectors, 
Pumps, Elevators, Water Grates and Hydrants, Mill 
and Mining Machinery, Shafting, Pulleys and 
Hangers, Brass and Iron Castings of every descrip- 
tion. Steamship repairs a specialty. Repairs 
promptly attended to. 

ALL WORK DONE ON REASONABLE TERMS. 

Inporters and Dealers in Kubber, Asbestos, Hemp and other packings, 

Zinc plates for Marine Boilers, Salinometers and other 

Engineers requisites. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



20 C. 



^BARRISTER, 
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, 

OFFICE-CAMERON BLOCK, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 

R. F. MADICAN, 

Charlottetown, P. E. I. 

Stamper of all kinds German-silver Key 
Checks, Trunk, Box and Carriage Plates. 

Also, Publisher and Dealer in Penny Bal- 
lads, Five, Ten, Fifteen and Twenty-flve cent 
Song Books, Seaside and Leisure Hour Lib- 
raries, Novelties, &c. Books ordered for 
customers through the News Companies. 

A Ten, Fifteen, or Twenty-five cent assortment of Songs sent post paid on receipt of amount 
in stamps, to any address. Publishers please send Circulars. 

REFERENCE : Any person doing business in Charlottetown. 

Address, R. F. MADIGAN, 
P. O. Box 298. Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 

GEORGE V. MOORE'S 




A Key Check like above cut 
with your name and Address 
on it, Post Paid, for Twenty 
cents in stamps. 




SHAVING, HAIR-CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING. 

FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN IN ATTENDANCE- 



Also a separate Hair-Cutting and Dressing Department for Ladies 
and Children. 



GRAFTON ST., NEXT TO J. D. McLEOD'S CORNER, CH'TOWN- 

JOHN MOLLISON, 




All kinds of WOOD ENGRAVING ar\d STEREOTYPING done at short 
notice and on reasonable terms. 






SUMMERSIDE, 



P. E. ISLAND. 



20 D. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



D. M. GELDERT, 




COACH, BOARD AfJD LIVERY STABLES. 



Teams of all kinds furnished at short notice. 
Wedding Teams a specialty. Horses bought and 
sold on reasonable terms. 

A First-Class Hack will attend all trains, and 
be at the service of the travelling Public. 



Twining St., ioap (Basons 1 Hall, Pictou, N. S. 



ESTABLISHED IN 1863. 



James Duggan & Sons, 

AUCTIONEERS. 
Commission Merchants and Real Estate Brokers. 

Office and Salerooms, CITY MARKET BUILDING. 

HALIFAX, N. S. 

Special attention is given to sales of Live Stock and all descriptions 

of Conntry Produce, as well as Damaged Goods and 

Wrecked Materials. "We have facilities for 

handling Cargoes Oats and Potatoes. 

Our Rooms are Conveniently Situated for Produce Sales, 
and prompt payments are Guaranteed. 

LIVE STOCK SALES-YARD AT RICHMOND 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 20 E. 

NEW DOMINION 

PAPER BAG COMPANY, 

MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 



PAPER BOXES, TEA CADDIES, Etc,, Etc, 

WRJIPPLNfi PAPERS JLND TWIMS, 

ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS. 

OFFICE AND WAREROOMS : 

8 and 1O Waterloo Street, \ Of I O 1-4 M M R 
221 and 24O Union Street. 1 OU J W JTl IN , IN. D. 



TIN SHOP. 



Having just returned from Boston, I have opened up Business in 

DOUSE'S BUILDING, 

Upper Queen Street, (formerly used as Police Station), 

CHARLOTTETOWN, 
Where you will find a Stock of 



STOVE PANS, STOVE PIPE, ELBOWS, &c. 

Stove fitting and Bepairwork promptly attended to, 

A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. 

J. JARVIS PROWSE. 



20 F. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

I 



Prince Edward Island 



SUMMER TOURIST TRAVEL. 



TOURISTS AND VISITORS to the Maritime Provinces 
should include in their trip PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, the 
"Garden of the Gulf. 1 ' All the beautiful seaside and 
fishing resorts of the Island are reached by this railway. 

Three trains run daily for western points, and two daily 
for eastern points during the summer months. See page 
25 for Tourist and Mileage Tichets. 

J. UNSWORTH, 

Superintendent. 



How to Reach the Island.^ 

E of the elegant Steamers of the Prince Edward Island 
Steam Navigation Company on arrival of the Train from 
St. John, N. B., leaves Point Du Chene every day (Sundays 
excepted) for Summerside, connecting with Express Train for 
Charlottetown and other parts of the Island. A Steamer of 
the same line leaves Pictou, N. S., on arrival of the Halifax 
Express for Charlottetown every day (except Sundays and Tues- 
days). Steamers of the Canada Atlantic, and the Boston, Halifax 
and P. E. Island Steamship Lines, ply weekly between Boston, 
Halifax and Charlottetown ; the Quebec Steamship Line fort- 
nightly between Montreal, Summerside and Charlottetown; and 
the Fish wick Express Line weekly between Halifax, Cape Breton 
ports and Charlottetown. The Black Diamond Line fortnightly 
between Montreal, Charlottetown, and St. John's, N. F. 






P. K. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



21 



P, E, I. EAILWAY RATE OF FARES-EAST, 



MILES. 


STATIONS. 


FIRST-CLASH FARE. 


SECOND 

CLASS. 


SINGLE 
TICKET. 


RETURN 
TICKET. 




CHAKLOTTETOWN 








2 


*St. Dunstan's 


5 


10 


5 


3 


"^Cemetery 


10 


15 


10 


5 


Royalty Junction 


15 


25 


10 


5 


Brackley Point 


20 


30 


10 


7 


*Union 


20 


30 


15 


9 


*York 


25 


40 


20 


11 


^Suffolk 


35 


55 


25 


12 


St. Peter's Road 


40 


60 


30 


13 


Bedford 


40 


60 


30 


16 


*Tracadie 


50 


75 


35 


19 


^Scotch fort 


60 


90 


40 


22 


MT. STEWART JUNCTION 


65 


1 00 


45 


24 


*Pisquid 


76 


1 15 


50 


29 


^Peake's 


90 


1 35 


60 


31 


"^Baldwin's 


95 


1 45 


65 


34 


48 Road 


1 00 


1 55 


70 


35 


*Perth 


1 05 


1 60 


70 


40 


Cardigan 


1 20 


1 80 


80 


43 


"*Brudenell 


1 30 


1 95 


85 


46 


GEORGETOWN 


1 40 


2 10 


90 


22 


MT. STEWART JUNCTION 








23 


*St. Andrew's 


70 


1 05 


50 


25 


Douglass 


75 


1 15 


50 


29 


*Lot 40 


90 


1 35 


60 


31 


Morell 


95 


1 45 


65 


33 


*Marie 


1 00 


1 50 


65 


36 


Midgell 


1 00 


1 65 


70 


38 


St. Peter's 


1 15 


1 75 


75 


40 


* Five Houses 


1 20 


1 80 


80 


42 


* Ashton 


1 25 


1 90 


85 


45 


* Selkirk 


1 35 


2 05 


90 


47 


* Roilo Bay 


1 45 


2 20 


95 


50 


Bea r River 


1 50 


2 25 


1 00 


52 


* NOW Zealand 


1 55 


2 35 


1 05 


55 


* Harmony 


1 65 


2 50 


1 10 


60 


Sou us 


1 80 


2 70 


- 1 20 



Denotes Flag Stations. 



22 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



P. E. I. EAILWAY EATE OF FARES-WEST. 



MILES. 


STATIONS. 


1 FIRST-CLASS FARE. 


SECOND 
CLASS. 


SINGLE 
TICKET. 


RETURN 
TICKET. 





CHARLOTTETOWN 








5 


Royalty Junction 


15 


25 


10 


6 


*Winsloe 


20 


30 


15 


10 


*Milton 


30 


45 


20 


11 


Loyalist Road 


35 


55 


20 


17 


North Wiltshire 


50 


75 


35 


20 


Hunter River 


60 


90 


40 


24 


*Clyde 


70 


1 05 


45 


27 


*Elliott's 


85 


1 30 


55 


29 


Bradalbane 


90 


1 35 


00 


32 


EMERALD JUNCTION 


95 


1 45 


65 


35 


Freetown 


1 05 


1 60 


70 


40 


Kensington 


1 20 


1 80 


80 


43 


Barbara Weit 


1 30 


1 95 


85 


44 


*New Annan 


1 35 


2 05 


90 


49 


SUMMERSIDE 


1 45 


2 20 


1 00 


50 


St. Eleanor's 


1 50 


2 25 


1 05 


54 


Miscouche 


1 65 


2 50 


1 10 


60 


Wellington 


1 80 


2 70 


1 20 


65 


^Richmond 


1 95 


2 95 


1 30 


70 


Port Hill 


2 10 


3 15 


1 40 


76 


* Con way 


2 30 


3 45 


1 55 


85 


*Coleman 


2 55 


3 85 


1 70 


89 


O'Leary 


2 65 


4 00 


1 80 


91 


*Mill River 


2 75 


4 15 


1 80 


94 


Bloomfield 


2 85 


4 30 


1 90 


LOO 


*Elmsdale 


3 00 


4 50 


200 


L03 


ALBERTON 


3 10 


4 65 


205 


LOS 


*Montrose 


.3 ?5 


4 90 


2 15 


110 


Kildare 


3 30 


4 95 


2 20 


L12 


DeBlois 


3 40 


5 10 


2 25 


.14 


Harpers 


3 45 


5 20 


230 


-17 


TlGNISH 


3 50 


5 25 


235 


32 


EMERALD JUNCTION 


93 


1 45 


65 


36 


"Kinkora 


1 10 


1 65 


75 


39 


"Albany 


1 20 1 80 


80 


44 


I!APE TRAVERSE 


1 30 2 00 


90 



* Denotes Flag Stations. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 23 

P. K ISLAND RAILWAY, 

THROUGH TICKETS. 



For New York via either All Rail Line or International 
S. S. Co.'s Steamers to Boston, thence via Rail and Ston- 
ington Line S. S. Go. ; for Boston, Portland and Bangor, 
via All Rail Line, also for Boston and Portland, via Inter- 
national S. S. Go's Steamers from St. John, and to all the 
principal stations on the Intercolonial Railway, can be 
purchased at the following Stations : 

Tiffnisli, Kensington, Bradalbane, Mount Stewart, Morell, 
Alberton, Freetown, Ennter Eiver, Cardigan, St. Peters, 
O'Leaiy, . ISmerald, E"orth Wiltshire, Georgetown, Souris, 
Port Hill, Gape Traverse, Oharlottetown. 

And for all points West and Northwest at 

Alberton, Summerside, Kensington, Gape Traverse, Bradalba ne 
Hunter River, Chaiiottetown, Mount Stewart, Georgetown, Souris 

At Charlottetown, to all principal points on the Grand 
Trunk Railway. 

TOURISTS' TICKETS. 



At Charlottetown and Summerside, during the months of 
June, July, August and September, Round Trip Tourists' 
Tickets will be issued by S. Nav. Go's Steamers, I. C. Rail- 
way, Nova Scotia S. S. Go's Steamers, and W. & A. Rail- 
way to St. John, Halifax, Annapolis find Pictou, cr vice 
versa, good to return up to October 30th. 

MILEAGE TICKETS good from station to station on this Rail- 
way, are on sale at Principal stations at the following race : 
300 Miles for $6.00. These Tickets are issued in book form, 
containing the same number of coupons as miles represented, 
are good for first-class car accommodation, and in addition 
to being issued to individuals, can also be sold for use of 
two members of a business firm, or to two members of a 



F. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



family. Persons living near Flag Stations, purchasing these 
ticket?, have ;V:;;I privileges with persons residing at or 
near Booking Stations. 

At Booking Stations rr.ssengers are respectfully requested 
to purchase Tickets lei'ore taking seats in trains. 

This Railway is not responsible for lost Tickets, therefore, 
all necessary precaution should be taken to prevent their 
being lost or stolen. 

Personal Baggage when not exceeding 100 Ibs. in w r eight 
will be checked to and from Stations on the line of this Rail- 
way, and to all principal points in Canada and the United 
States upon presentation of Tickets. All Baggage should 
be addressed. 

Passengers paying on Excess Baggage will receive a Bag- 
age Ticket which must be delivered to Station Master with 
ks when Baggage is claimed. 

Passengers are respectfully requested to report to the 
Superintendent, any instance of incivility on the part of 
Employes of this Railway. 




Queen Square, 



Charlottetown 



W 



E keep in Stock a Choice Line of CONFECTI ONERY of all kinds 
Wholesale and Retail. 



Our Goods are warranted of the purest quality. We are prepared to 
supply the trade at prices that defies competition. Why not encourage 
Home Manufacture. 

W. A. HUTCH ESON, 

Opposite Court Hous Building, Quen Square, Chailottetown, P. E. I 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



24 A. 



JAS._J. GAY ft SOH, 

Dealers in and Growers of 

TREES, 

Plants, 

SEEDS 

AND 

Vegetables. 

BUSINESS STALLS- Nos. 23, 24, 25 and 26, 




ADDRESS-POWNAL, P. E. ISLAND. 



JOHN STEWART, 



MANUFACTURER OF 



AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 



I make the Building of Iron Bridges a specialty. 




Received Highest Awards for Plows, at Provincial and County 
Exhibitions 1879, '80, '81, '82, '84, '87. 

Factory a few yards south of the I. C. R. Station, 

HALIFAX, N. S. 



24 B. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



GLEN STEWART 
UJarket Garden, 

1& Miles from Charlottetown, 
By Southport Ferry. 



10 ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION. 



STRAWBERRIES, 
Cauliflower & Celery 



ARE SPECIALTIES. 





JAMES BURKE, 

Southport P. Office, P. B. Island. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 24 C. 

BOISNER'S HOTEL, 

Souris East, P. E. Island. 



PHE above Hotel is newly built and handsomely Furnished 
throughout, containing all the modern improvements, and is 
now open to the Travelling Public, is centrally located, in close 
proximity to all Public Buildings and Business Houses. The 
House faces the beautiful Colville Bay, which affords delightful 
Surf Bathing, Boating and Fishing. It is a favorite resort for 
Tourists, Sportsmen and others. 

Also, a very convenient place for Commercial Travellers. 

The house is well conducted under the personal supervision of 

MB. & MRS. ALLEN BOISNER, 

Who make the most genial of hosts, who will leave nothing 
undone to insure the comfort of their guests. 

The table is at all times supplied with all the luxuries of the 
season. 

TERMS MODERATE. 

JOHN T. MELLISH, M. A. 
Barrister at\d Attorney-at-Law, 

NOTARY PUBLIC, &c., 
CHARLOTTETOWN, - P. E. ISLAND, 

Office : London House Building, Queen St. 

Collecting, Conveyancing and general legal business attended to. 




Special 

GLASGOW & LONDOjII INSURANCE GO. 



ONTARIO MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., 

Address: P. 0. Box 264, Charlottetowt\. 



24 D. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



RAW GROUND PLASTER, 

A FERTILIZER FOR THE GROWTH OF CROPS. 

Address: JAMES A. BENNETT, 

Windsor, Hants Co., N.S., Mill near Windsor Foundry. 

TO THE PUBLIC. 

RAW GROUND PLASTER 

Claims its merits as a Fertilizer. Large quantities are shipped from here to the United States 
and West Indies for this purpose, and we are informed that much sent to the United States, is 
there manufactured for Ontario farmers. 

From these facts, together with the increase for its demand throughout the country, we 
conclude that the trade will increase, and also, that the article can be manufactured here, 
where it occurs in nature, just as well as somewhere else. Consequently, we have secured 
the mills and necessary apparatus for the purpose, and are now prepared to supply the best 
quality of Land Plaster in any quantity, at a reasonable price. 

"Plaster, unburned, is used as a fertilizer. Its action is probably somewhat like that of 
lime, and in addition it gathers up ammonia and holds it for the plant." Steele. 

"It is said that Franklyn brought Plaster into use by sowing it over a field of grain on the 
hillside, so as to form in gigantic letters, the sentence, "Effects of Gypsum." The rapid 
growth produced soon brought out the words in bold relief, and decided the destiny of gypsum 
among farmers." 

In its action, gypsum does not seem to enter into the composition of the plant, to any great 
extent, but rather plays the part of the cart which carries the manure to the field, in acting as 
an agent which gathers ammonia and food from the air and readily yields it to the 
growing plant. 

Its action seems to be beneficial on all kinds of soil, and especially on loam or sandy soils, 
which seem to be incapable of holding a manure. Manure, mixed with a liberal supply of 
gypsum, applied to such soil, will be more than doubled in its effect. Several years of 
experiment j ustifies this statement. And again, the power of gypsum to absorb moisture from 
the air, makes it of value on soils which suffer from drought. 

Not the least of the uses of plaster, is that of the preservation of manure. How easily is 
the smell of ammonia detected in horse-stables, while the manure heap is dried up, and the 
cart carrying it to the field is like "Drychaff's dung cart- that creaking hearse that is 
carrying to the fields the dead body whose spirit has departed." This most valuable 
constituent of the manure is readily absorbed by the free use of plaster. 

Therefore we recommend its use : 

1. About the stable in order to save 3he real strength of the manure ; as well as to keep the 
stable healthy. 

2. When the manure is applied in the field. (The plaster should be applied with the manure.) 

3. On grass, and especially on clover lands. Try a few ridges and you will soon notice the 
difference in the colour and quality compared with the rest of the field. 

jt2TRemember it is the famous "Windsor Blue Plaster," which, whether it differs chemically 
or not, has long established itself as a fertilizer superior to other varieties. 
After ist July, 1889, I shall be prepared to fill orders for Calcined Plaster. 

Burnt Plaster, which makes a Hard Durable Wall, will be 
kept constantly on hand at a resonable price. 

JAMES A. BENNETT. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 24 E. 



PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 

Steam Navigation Co. 




ST. LAWRENCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES 

Leave POINT DU CHENE every day (Sundays excepted) on 
arrival of day train from ST. JOHN for SUMMERSIDE, con- 
necting there with Express train for CHARLOTTETOWN. 

Leave SUMMERSIDE every day (Sundays excepted) on 
arrival of morning train from CHARLOTTETOWN, for POINT 
DU CHENE, connecting with the day train for ST. JOHN. 

Connections at MONCTON with trains for CANADA, and at 
ST. JOHN with Steamers of International Line and Railways for 
BOSTON and UNITED STATES. 

Leave PICTOU LANDING every Monday, Wednesday, 
Thursday, Friday and Saturday for CHARLOTTETOWN, on 
arrival of day train from HALIFAX. 

Leave CHARLOTTETOWN Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 
Friday and Saturday mornings for PICTOU LANDING, con- 
necting there with day trains for HALIFAX. 

lUP Through Tickets to be had at Stations on Grand Trunk 
and Intercolonial Railways, also at Railways and Steamers in N. S. 

F. W. HALES, 

Secretary, 
Charlottetown, P. E. I. 



24 F. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Fro prlet o r- 

CENTRAL HOUSE, 

Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 

O-ood jfiLOOoxxinaociCLtion ffc>r* l>a,n or- Beast, 



Iso/jBoot ai}d 

Repairing 1 done at short notice & satisfaction guaranteed. 

PIDGEON & MOSHER, 

Windsor, Nova Scotia. 

MANUFACTURERS OP 

Eureka Brand of Superphosphate, 
Eureka Potato Manure, 

Eureka Plant Pood, for Flowers. 
Ground Bone, for Agricultural Purposes, 

Bone Meal, for Cattle Peed. Also, Ground Plaster. 

IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN 

Sulphuric Acid, Ammoniacal and Potash Salts* 

BED. W. E. REED, S. S. REED. 

JOHN B. REED & SONS, 

Manufacturers of 

PARLOR, CHAMBER, AND DINING ROOM 




Pulpits, fcet) 4 Lodge Efeairs, 

CHAMBER SUITS IN THE WOOD A SPECIALTY. 
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 

BRI DGETO WN, 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 24 Gr. 

FREDERICK'S 
PUBLISHING CO. 

Map and Directory Publishers, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 
Agents for all kinds of 

RUBBER STAMPS. 



Also, orders taken for all kinds of 

CUTS f 



AND 



Oan save anyon. froixi S5 to SO per oent. 

FREDERICK'S PUBLISHING CO. 



24 H. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




- UNLIKE ANY OTHER.- 

Positively Cures Diphtheria, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds, Hoarseness, Hacking Cough, Whooping- 

Cough, Catarrh, Influenza, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Earache, 

Nervous Headache, Sciatica, Lame Back, and Soreness in Body or Limbs. 

AS MUCH FOR INTERNAL AS FOR EXTERNAL USE. 

It is marvelous, how many different complaints it will cure. Its strong point lies in the fact that it acts 

quickly. Healing all Cuts, Burns and Bruises like Magic. Relieving all manner of Cramps, Chills, 

Lameness of Muscles or Stiff Joints and Strains. 

ORIGINATED BY AN OLD FAMILY PHYSICIAN. 

All who buy or order direct from us. and request it, shall receive a certificate that the money shall be 
refunded if not abundantly satisfied. Retail price 35 cts. ; 6 bottles, $2.1)0. Express prepaid to any part 
of the United States, or Canada. fcF~Valuable pamphlet sent free. I. S. JOHNSON & CO.. Boston, Mass. 

GENERATION AFTER GENERATION HAVE USED AND BLESSED IT. 

Parsons' Pills 



These pills were a won- 
derful discovery. Un- 
like any others. One 
Pill a Dose. Children 
take them easily. The 
most delicate women 
use them. In fact all 
ladies can obtain very 
Treat benefit from the 
use of Parsons' Pills. 

One box sent post- 
paid for 25 ets., or five 
boxes for SI In stamps. 
SO Pills In every box. 




The circular around 
each box explains the 
symptoms. Also how to 
cure a great variety of 
diseases. This Infor- 
mation alone is worth 
ten times the cost. A. 
handsome Illustrated 
pamphlet sent free con- 
tains valuable Infor- 
mation. Send for it. 
I>r. I. 8. Johnson A 
Co., S3 Custom House 
Street, Boston, Mas*. 



Make New Rich Blood \ 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 24 1, 



Saint John Dye Works, 

86 Princess Street, 

DYER & CLEANER OF WEARING APPAREL 

Damask and Repp Curtains, Table and Piano Covers, Shawls, &c%, 

Dyed and beautifully Pressed. 

Feathers Dyed in all Shades. Kid Gloves Cleansed and Dyed 

at short notice. 

C. Br. BRACKBTT, Proprietor. 

Geqts L\g\\t Clothing cleansed by a new process to look like new. 



WARREN, HICKS, & McMURDO BROS. 

Agents at Summerside, P. E. Island, 



A. L. BROWN, Agent, Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 

EUREKA MATCH FACTORY 

FRICTION CARD MATCHES, 

UNEQUALLED FOR SAFETY AND ECONOMY. 
Quality Guaranteed. 



MANUFACTURED BY 



J. M. CHASE & CO 



F. D. CORBETT & CO., Agents, 

HALIFAX, N. S. 



24 J. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




Summerside, P. E. Island, 
J. B. RUSS, - - Proprietor. 



above House is first class in all its appointments, 
is centrally located for Commercial Travellers, and 
pleasantly situated for Tourists and others. The rooms 
are large and well furnished, and second to none in the 
Province. Hot and Cold Water Baths; Private Parlors; 
Reception Booms, &c. Spacious Sample Booms in con- 
nection, and every attention paid to the comforts of 
Guests. Free Coach meets all trains and boats. 

A first class Livery Stable in connection. Teams in 
readiness to convey parties to all parts of the Island. 

Moderate. 




E. F. PURDY, 

Marble i Freestone Cutter, 

134 Kent Street, Charlottetown, P, E, I, 



A VARIETY OF TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS & GRAVE MARKS, 
CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 



Dominion Land Surveyor, 

RESIDENCE-SPRING PARK ROAD, 
Office Charlottetown. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTOR*. 24 K. 



CEO. CARTER & CO., Seedsmen. 

CEO. CARTER & CO. went into the Seed Business about ten years 
ago. Their Store is centrally located on Queen Street, Charlotte- 
town, nearly opposite the western end of the Market House, and 
convenient for all to visit, whether they drive into the city or come by 
rail or steamer. They are widely known for the superior quality of 
their Seeds. 

They issue a very handsome Seed Catalogue, free on application, 
and keep also on hand a first class supply of Groceries. 

JAS. J. GAY <& SON, Trees & Plants. 

WHOSE business Stalls are in the Market House, Charlottetown, does 
a large trade in Trees, Plants, Seeds and Vegetables. The ex- 
cellence of their Orchard and Garden products command a large and 
increasing sale. Their Post Office address is Pownal, P. E. Island. 

GLEN STEWART MARKET GARDEN. 

ONE and a half miles from Charlottetown, comprises ten acres under 
cultivation, on which is grown every description of Vegetables. 
Particular attention paid to the raising of Strawberries, Cauliflower 
and Celery. Mr. J. Burke, the Proprietor, whose Post Office address 
is Southport, P. E. Island, is fully prepared at all times to supply the 
various products of the Garden at short notice. 



WESLEY MYERS, 



DEALER IN 



COAL and LIME, 



AND EXPORTER OF 



VICTORIA, CRAPAUD, P. E. I. 



24 L. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



T. & E. KENNY, 






HALIFAX, CANADA. 



T. & E. KENNY, 

(F. C. MAHON), 



General Commission Merchants, 

161 CRESHAIVf HOUSE, BISHOPSCATE STREET, 

LONDON, E. C., ENGLAND. 

(Scott's and Vaughan's Codes.) 

Jubilee Harrow! 



The Best Steel Harrow in the market. 
LIGHT and DURABLE. 



MANUFACTURED BY 



NEW GbASGOW, N, S. 

JOHN DICKIESON, Summerside, General Agent 
for P. E. Island. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 24 M. 

UNGAR'S 

STEAM LAUNDRY 

S. & M. UNGAR, Proprietors, 

32 Waterloo Street, St. John, N. B. 

FIRST CLASS WORK AT MODERATE PRICES, 



General Blacksmith, 

O'LEARY STATION, P. E. ISLAND. 




ALL KINDS OF 

CARRIAGE WORK & REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE, 
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 



HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. 



24 N. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY, 



-THE- 

King's Bounty Gazette, 



FOR 

KING'S COUNTY, P. E. ISLAND, 

Will be an 8 Page (40 column) Journal, issued every Saturday at 

SOURIS, P. E. ISLAND, 

On or a/bout tli 1st Ma,y, 1QS, toy tli 

Gazette 



THIS PAPER WILL BE 

NON-PARTISAN, NON - SECTARIAN, 

AND STRICTLY 



It will be Fearless and Outspoken in its advocacy of the interest 
and welfare of King's County, Prince Edward Island and the 
Dominion in general. A special feature of the paper will be the 
Agricultural and Shipping interests of the Province, and bringing 
the advantages of the Island, as a Summer Resort, into more prom- 
inent notice abroad. 

No pains or expense will be spared to give the latest Foreign and 
Local News. With an efficient staff of writers the Gazette will be 
second to no other paper in the Maritime Provinces. As the Pro- 
prietors are bound to make the Gazette the most widely circulated paper 
in the Island, it will be to the interest of business men and others in 
all parts of the country to Advertise through this medium. 

Advertising Rates Low. Subscription $1.00 a year in advan.ce. 

The Gazette Publishing Co. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



24 O. 



JOHN MACLEOD & GO'S 

Merchant 
Tailoring 




AND 



Furnishing 
Store, 

Queen Street, 

Charlottetown.P.E.I. 



JOHN WILLIAMS, 
Merchant Tailor, 

CRAPAUD, P. E. ISLAND. 



All Work done in the latest Style, 
and fit guaranteed. 



24 P. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY, 



TRYON WOOLEN MILLS, 




(Established 1856.) 



Woolen Manufacturing Co. 

Manufacturers of 

Tweeds, Flannels, 

BLANKETS, DRUGGETS, 

Horse Rugs, Harness, Cloth and Yarn. 

Quality first class in all respects. Goods exchanged for Wool or 
Cash on the most advantageous terms to the purchaser. 

Address our branch Store, Queen Square, or Hon. H. J. Callbech, Char- 
lottetown; Willian Reid, Summerside; or the Company direct, at Tryon, 
P. E. Island. 

4S-CASH FOR WOOL AT ALL SEASONS. 



HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OP 

Watches, Blocks, Jewelry, Silverware, 

SPESTACLES & EYE LASSES 

In the city, at prices to suit all. 



Watches, Clocks & Jewelry 

REPAIRED AT SHORT NOTICE. 

We GUARANTEE FIRST CLASS WORK in every department. 

North Side Queen Square, Charlottetown. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



25 




PROVINCIAL BUILDING, CHARLOTTETOWN. 



BUY YOUR DRY GOODS 



AT 



JAS. PATON & GO'S, 

MARKET SQUARE. 

Customers can always rely on getting good 



lue. 



~^ have the largest Carpet Department on 
Island. 

>on't buy before you see our Stock. 

JAS. PATON & CO., 

OHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. Island. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



THE SAFEST. THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST. 

THE DOMINION SAFETY FUND 

LIFE ASSOCIATION, 

ST. JQHIsr. 3ST. B. 

The only regular Life Insurance Company in America 
devoted exclusively to the business of 



Reliable Life Insurance for all Classes. 

FULL DOMINION DEPOSITS. 

The Insurance is purely mutual, for cheapness, 
but is conducted by a reliable Stock Company, 
for stability. 

Insured Incur no Liability whatever. 

* I do not think I ever saw so perfect a plan, adapted in every way to the 
wants of those who look for a cheap and reliable form of LIFE INSURANCE. ] 
examined it with the intention of finding some fault with it, if possible, but I 
was unable to lay my hands upon any element of weakness." 

WILLIAM T. STANDEN, Consulting Actuary, 

i SOUP HOME fflSTITUTM 

DIRECTORS: 

W. H. THORNE, Esq., President Board of Trade, St. John, 

J. DEWOLFE SPURR, Esq., Vice President B'd of Trade St. John, 

THOMAS TEMPLE, Esq., M. P. Frederieton. 

C. W. WELDON, R. C. M. P. St. John. 

JOHN MeMILLAN, Esq., J. & A. MeMILLAN, Publishers,|St. John. 

DAVID ALLISON, L. L. D. Chief Sup't. of Education for Nova 

Scotia. Halifax. 
JAMES P, STEVES,fM,D., Med. Sup't. Provincial Lunatic Asylum, 

St. John.N. B, 
JAMES DEWOLFE SPURR, CHARLES CAMPBELL, 

> President. Secretary, 

E, ROWE, 

Superintendant of 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




LAW COURTS BUILDING, CHARLOTTETOWN. 



W. H. CULBERT. 



F. L. THEAU 



SUSSEX NURSERY, 

GULBERT & THEAL, 

PROPRIETORS, 

GROWERS AND DEALERS IN THE FOLLOWING 

NUKSEKY STOCK 

Apples, Plums, Pears, Cherry and ornamental Trees, 
Goosberries, Currants, Raspberries, Blackberries Grapes, 
Strawberries and Rhuberb. Shrubs, Roses, Hedge Plants 
and everything usually kept in a Nursery which we offer 
on reasonable terms. 



33. .A.. SHA.RP, 

General Agent for P. ID. I. Oflle* Summerside, 

References: Summerslde, Silas Hicks, Alex Allen, James 
Wright. Cape Traverse. David MeFarlane. Kensington, -John 
West. Granville, H. Henry. Tryon, James B. Laird, South- 
port, Henry Burke. 



28 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




GANONG BEOS, 

MANUFACTURERS OF FINE AND STAPLE 

CONFECTIONERY. 



SPECIALTIES, 

Lily Chocolates, band made Creams and Bon Eons. 



Lily Choc. Cream Drops. 
Lily Almond Creams. 
Lily Walnut Creams, 
Lily Jim Crow. 
Lily Cream Almonds. 
Lily Choc. Caramels. 
Lily Cocoa Bon Bons. 
Lily Walnut Nougat. 
Lily Monte videos. 
Lily Josephine Bon Bons. 
Lily Walnut Bon Bons. 
Lily Nougatine. 
Lily Burnt Almonds. 
Lily Pistachio Pralines. 
Lily Coffee Bon Bons. 
Lily Filbert Persas. 
Lily Zulutine- 
Lily Walnuts. 
Lily Almond Nougat. 
Lily Fruit Nougat. 



Lily Walnuts. 

Lily Africanos. 

Lily St. Nicholas. 

Lily Marshmallow Drops. 

Princess Bon Bons. 

Chocolate. " 

Raisin. " " 

Pistachio " ' 

La Richesse Bon Bons. 

Orange. 

Superb. 

Pascha's Delight BonBons 

Par Excellence Bon Bond. 

Mikado 

Olivette 

Exquisite 

Violet 

Jap Jelly Sherbet. 

Glady's Bon Bons. 

Abbies Choice. 



Rose Apricot Bon Bona. 

St Nicholas " 

Lyonaise Confts. 

Pooh Bah Bon Bons. 

Mazeppa " " 

Patrician 

Minnehaha " 

La Jeunesse Bon Bons 

Africanos. 

Almontinos. 

Americanos. 

Pignolia Bon Bons. 

Apricot Slices. 

La Mignon. 

La Masco tte. 

Langtry Bon Bons, 

Apricot Wafers, 

La Favorita Bon Bons. 

Marasehino " '" 



ST. STEPHEN, N. B. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




GENERAL POST OFFICE, CHARLOTTETOWN. 

B. S. DAVES & CO., 

CUSTOM TAILORS. 



Men's fine Neckwear, Shirts, and all the 
novelties in Men's furnishings a specialty, 

ALWAYS IN STOCK 

A full line of Worsteds, Tweeds, &c., of the 
best Manufacturers. 

Good Fits, best Value. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 

B. S. DAVIES & CO., 
Cameron Block, Opposite Post Office. 



30 P. E. ISLAND 



B. MacKENZIE & CO., 

loODS, 

-, Boys' and Youths', Ready 
# & Underwear, 

BEDS 
i ture. 

Tin's hcin;| one of the Ion tablished and 

inn--! reliable I louses in the Trade, Customers are 
always guaranteed to receive polite attention, good 
value and low prices. f';dl and see them. 

GEO. E. FULL," 

DRY (MODS and CLOTHING, 

Queen St., Charlottetown. 

ALSO MANA(iKR OF 

Charlottetown Roller Mills. 

Cash Paid for WHEAT. For Sale, Fine Flour, 
Shorts and Bran. Also Manufacturer of 

POTATOE STARCH, 

FACTORY AT HUNTER RIVER, 

Address, 

GEO. E, FULL 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 



P. E. 




CITY I',i;iLI>INO, CIIAKLOTTKTOVVN. 



C- B. CHAPPELL. 



L. PHILLIPS. 



CHAPPELL & PHILLIPS, 

ARCHITECTS. 



PREPARE, 

Designs, Drawings and Specifications, 



For every Description of Uuildin;j;.s : ?ilso ^iv; sj 
attention to the Remodeling of Kxistin^- Stnu-Jju-cs M.cH UK 
Superintendence of work. 

an refer to upwards of Forty Puhlio n.nd J J j-iv;i.f,; 
Buildings erected in the City during the 
past three yearu 



32 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



J. M. AULD. G. E. AULD- 

AULD BEOS., 

DEALERS IN AND EXPORTERS OF 

EGGS AND PRODUCE. 



IMPORTERS OF 



TEA SUGAR, FLOUR, MOLASSES, 

And all Lines of STAPLE GROCERIES, EGG 

CASES and FILLINGS always on hand and 

sold at Lowest Prices. 

Grafton Street, CH'TOWN, P- E. ISLAND. 

THE GREAT LOW ft CHINA TEA CO,, 

Direct Importers and Retailers. Keeps constantly on hand 
a well assorted Stock of 

CHOICE TEAS 

AND 

PURE CO FFEES, 

At prices to suit everybody. 

USEFUL PRESENTS, 

In Glass, China, Crockeryware, Silver and Plated-ware, Cutlery, 

Lamps, Vases, &c., &c., given to every purchaser of one 

pound or upwards of Tea. 

The G-reat London & China Tea Co., 

139 Queen St., Charlottetown, P. E. I. 



P. E. ISLAND DIREBTORY. 



83 




MARKET HOUSE, CHARLOTTETO'VV N. 



SEEDSMEN, 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 



HEADQUARTERS FOR TRUE AND GENUINE! 



We Imported our Seeds from the Leading and most reliable Growers 
in England, the United States and Canada. Specialties, Seed Wheat, 
Clover, Timothy and Turnip Seed. Illustrated Seed Catalogue free 
to all, .Also Importers and Dealers in Choice Family GROCERIES 
FRUITS, &c - Highest price always paid for Fresh EGGS. 

GEO. CARTER & CO., 
MARKET SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN. 



34 P. E. ISLANDlDIRECTORY. 

CONVENT DE NOTRE DAME, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 




mlllS Institution affords peculiar advant^g..-;-: in iho way of delightful 
1 location, excellent board, well-heated and airy apartments, iirm 
yet mild discipline, and careful instruction in the useful branches of 
Education. 

Qualifying candidates for the Profession of Teaching is made a 
specialty. 

The Departments of Music, Drawing-, Painting and Needlework are 
presided over by efficient Teachers. 

French may be learned practically and thoroughly, the teachers being 
conversant with the language 

A conscientious care is bestowed on the moral and physical well- 
being of the Pupils, and judicious efforts are made to inculcate prin- 
ciples of courtesy and social amenity. 

Differences of religion will not be regarded in the admission of Pupils. 

The Scholastic Year is divided into two sessions, commencing on 
the First of September and on the first of February. 

TERMS PER ANNUM. 

Board arid Tuition 70 QQ 

Bed, Bedding, &c . g 00 

Washing '.'.'... i2'.oo 

Instrumental Music, Piano, with use of instruments 2o!oO 

Vocal Music. Private Lessons ........' 2LOG 

Drawing, and Painting in Water Colors 10.00 

Lessons on Harp, Painting in Oil, Wax-work, and Culinary Art form extra 
charges. 

French. Vocal Music in Classes, Calisthenics, Plain Sewing, and every 
variety of Fancy Work, are taught without additional charge. 

Besides the uniform which sonsists of a black dress, each pxipil should be 
provided with knife, fork, table-spoon, tea-spoon, and a sufficiency of inside 
clothing, towels, and everything necessary for the toilet. 

5-jTN.B. Catholic children are carefully instructed in their religious duties 



P. E. ISLAND 0IRECTOBY 



35 




CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 

TEACHING STAFF. 

Rev. J. C. McDonald, Professor of Greek and Mathematics. 
Rev. J. A. McDonald, Professor of Physics and Mental Philosophy. 
Mr. Blaquiere, Professor of Latin and French. 
Mr. McDougall, Professor of English, Latin and Vocal Music. 
Mr. Ronald A. McDonald, Professor of History and Mathematics. 
Mr. J. M. Sullivan, Professor of Book-keeping, Actual Business 

and Telegraphy. 

Mr. W. P. McNally, Assistant Professor of .French and English. 
Mr. J. H. Cunningham, Professor of Preparatory Course. 

TERMS OF ADMISSION. 

Board and Tuition for Scholastic year $106 00 

Washing 6 00 

Piano lessons and use of instrument , , 20 00 

Drawing 5 00 

Library Free. 

Books, Stationery and Medicine are charged extra. Payments must 
be made serai-annually in advance. Students entering after the 
com nl en cement of the terra are only charged for the remaining 
portion ; but every month begun must be paid in full. Students 
leaving the College in the month of May are charged for the rest of 
the term. 

REV. j. c. MCDONALD, 

Rector. 



36 P. E. ISLAND DIKECTORY. 




We Guarantee "CHARTER OAK"- Stoves and 

Ranges to save 2 to 3 Ibs, beef in every 10 Ibs. 
roastecl. Compared w . ordinary tight Oven, the 

lo;s in "Charter Oak 1 Oven with Wire Gauze Door 

being only 1 Ib. in 10 Ibs. and 3 to 4 Ibs. in 
Tight Oven. 

We Guarantee a saving in fuel of at least one 
quarter, owing to Oven of "Charter Oak" Roasting 
and Baking with 100 degrees less heat than any 
other Stove made. 

The circulating of Pure air is the secret of these 
good results. 

"Charter Oak" Stoves are the handsomest and 
best in the market. 

Made in 18 sizes and styles and sold complete 
from $25.00 upwards. 

DODD & ROGERS, 

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



Mott's Cocoa, highly recommended by Physicians. 
A SHORT 

HISTORICAL SKETCH 

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, 



AND A DESCRIPTION OF ITS 



PRINCIPAL SUMMER RESORTS, &c. 



PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, one of the Provinces of the 
Dominion of Canada, situated in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, 
was discovered on St. John's day ; twenty-fourth of June, 
1497, by the celebrated discoverer, Sebastian Cabot, who, 
indicative of the day, named it the Isle of St. John. Its 
length is one hundred and fifty miles, and width in the 
widest part is thirty-four miles, and it contains an area of 
two thousand one hundred and thirty-three square miles. 
It is separated from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick by 
the Straits of Northumberland, which, between Capes 
Traverse and Tonnentine, is only nine miles wide. The 
Island is deeply indented with bays and rivers, which 
afford short and safe communication betwixt many inland 
places. A magnificent growth of forest trees at one time 
waved over this province, and there still remains many 
shady groves of soft maple, graceful cedar, elegant elm, 
spruce, hemlock, and all the varieties of wood peculiar to a 
Canadian forest. 

By the treaty of Fontainebleau in 1763, the Island was 
ceded by France to Great Britain, and placed under the 

John P, Mott & Co., Manufacturers, Halifax, N.S. 



38 * E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

"W. W. WELLNER 

HAS THE LARGEST & BEST STOCK OF 

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, 

SPECTACLE &. VASES 

IN THE CITY, 

AT PEICES TO SUIT ALL. 



WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELRY 

Repaired at short notice. 

We guarantee first-class work in every 
department. 

North Side Queen Square, CHAELOTTETOWN, 

c. B. WARREN! 



For all kinds and qualities of 

BOOTS & SHOES.. 

Home made and Imported 

BOOTS & SHOES. 

SPRING, SUMMER, FALL AND WINTER 

BOOTS AND SHOES. 



Before you buy Please tiy at 

STAMPER'S 



C. B. WARREN. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 39 

Mott's Chocolate, Grateful and Comforting. 

government of Nova Scotia. A survey of the Island and 
of all the British North American Provinces, ordered by 
the Imperial Government, was commenced in 1764, and 
finished in 1766. After this survey no doubt remained as 
to the fertility of the land. Previous to that various plans 
were suggested as to the settlement of the colony. The 
most strenuous efforts were made by the Earl of Egmont, 
first Lord of the Admiralty, for a grant of the Island, and 
to hold the same in fee of the crown. He proposed to 
settle it on a feudal plan, and that he himself should be 
lord paramount of the whole Island. His plans were set 
forth in an elaborate memorial to the king,and were backed 
by several communications addressed to the lords of trades 
and plantations, and signed by influential gentlemen dis- 
tinguished for military and other services. The king 
referred the matter to the board of trade. In 1764 the 
board reported that the principles of the plan seemed 
adverse to the system of late years adopted in the settlement 
of the colonies, anil that as his lordship's scheme was more 
calculated to answer the purpose of military and defence 
than of agriculture and commerce, they could not advise 
his majesty to comply with Lord Egmont's proposal. The Is- 
land was afterwards divided into sixty-seven lots. These lots 
or townships, with the exception of a few reservations, were 
disposed of, by means of the ballot box, to parties having 
claims on the government upon certain conditions. Thus, 
on the twenty-third of July, in the year 1767, was the 
Island apportioned, with the exception of lot sixty-six. 
About six thousand acres were reserved for the crown, and 
lots forty and fifty-nine which had already been promised 
to parties in consideration of having made improvements 
and established fisheries on the Island. 

In 1770, at the request of the proprietors, the Island was 
erected into a separate government, and Capt. Walter 
Patterson, one of the Island grantees, was appointed 
Governor. At this time there were only one hundred and 
fifty families and five proprietors living on the Island. 
In 1773 the first Assembly was convened, and the first Act 
passed was one ratifying the proceedings of the governor 
in council from the first clay of May, 1769, to the then 

Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spice, 



40 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




PIANOS, ORGANS, 

(From Several of the Best Makers.) 
Prices from S5O to S5OO. 

SEWING MACHINES, 

OVER TWELVE KINDS IN STOCK. 
JE-KOD&E ^S TPO 



SOLID OUST EA.SY 



219 QUEEN STREET, - CHARLOTTETOWN 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



Mott's Broma for the Sick. 



session of the Assembly. One of the conditions on which 
the land was granted was, that the grantees should settle on 
each lot a settler for every two hundred acres, and one- 
third of the land to be settled within four years. Three 
years had passed ; hardly anything had been done to comply 
with these terms. Only a very few of the proprietors 
showed any zeal in doing their duty in this matter. To 
make gain with as little expense as possible seemed to be 
the great object of the most of these gentry. Governor 
Fanning succeeded Governor Patterson in 1787, and, being 
appointed through the influence of the prorpietors, he was 
more disposed than Governor Patterson to favor their 
interests. He caused a bill to be passed the first session of 
the Assembly held after his appointment, nullifying some 
sales of land made for nor. -fulfilment of terms in 1781. 
The bill, however, did not receive the royal assent. Under 
the direction of the Provincial Government an investigation 
was held in 1797, whereby it was found that twenty-three 
lots, embracing four hundred ami fifty-eight thousand five 
hundred and eighty acres, had not a .single family settled on 
them, and eighteen lots, containing three hundred and 
sixty-three thousand acres, had only eighty-four families. 
At this time the whole population was estimated at five 
thousand. These facts led to an agitation for the escheat 
of the lands of those proprietors who had proved so utterly 
indifferent to the terms of settlement. The House of 
Assembly, sensible to the necessity of the more effectual 
settlement of the Island, petitioned the Home Government, 
praying that measures be taken to compel the landlords to 
do their duty, or that their lands be granted to actual 
settlers. The petition was forwarded to the Duke of 
Portland, who commended the resolutions ; but so powerful 
was the innuenae of the proprietors with the Home Gov- 
ernment, that they not only succeeded in preventing the 
petition from leading to any practical result, but also suc- 
ceeded in obtaining (1802) a reduction in the quit rents, 
which, l)y the condition of settlement, they were obliged to 
pay the government, and which now had fallen into arrears 
amounting to nearly fifty-nine thousand pounds sterling. 
The inconvenience arising from the Island bearing the 
same designation as the capitals of Newfoundland and New 

J. P. Mott & Co., Importers & Dealers in TEAS. 



42 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 





GEORGE COOMBS, 

GENERAL DEALER IN 

Coal, Ship Stores, Provisions, &c, 



DONE IN ALL STYLES BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. 

AWNINGS, TENTS, &C, MADE TO ORDER- 
ALL KINDS OF COTTON DUCKING ON HAND. 



HEAD OF LORD'S WHARF, 
Water Street, - Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 





BUY YOUR GROCERIES FROM 

STEWART & GATES, 

If you -want to get the Best Value for your Money in 
PRICi'J AND QUALITY. 



We keep constantly on hand a First class Stock of 



WHICH WE WILL SELL AT BOTTOM PRICES. 



.-- We make a Specialty of 
FLOUR & MEAL-Best Brands always in Stock. 

9** GIVE US A TRIAL. 

STEWART & 

NORTH SIDE MARKET SQUARE. 

N. B. Goods delivered to any part of the City. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 43 

Mott's Coffee is guaranteed. 

Brunswick, it was deemed expedient to give the colony a 
new name. In 1798 an Act was introduced in arid" passed 
by the Local Legislature, which changed the name to Prince 
Edward Island, and received the royal sanction the following 
year. The change took effect from the commencement of 
1800. This name was given as a mark of gratitude to the 
Duke of Kent, father of Queen Victoria, and Command er- 
in-Chief of the forces of British North America, who took 
a practical interest in the welfare of the Island. Although 
the reduction of the quit rents failed as an inducement to 
many of the proprietors to pay what was really due the 
government, it enabled them more easily to obtain pur- 
chasers for their estates, so that from the commutation to 
the year 1806 nearly a third of the Island was transferred 
by purchase to persons, many of whom were desirous, by 
industry, to make the venture a profitable one. Notwith- 
standing the large reductions made in the arrears of quit 
rents by the crown, the landlords seemed in no way desirous 
of fulfilling their obligations regarding the payment. In 
1803 the Island Assembly passed an Act authorizing the 
establishment of a Court of Escheat on the Island, with a 
view of having the estates of non-paying proprietors 
reverted to the crown. The bill was sent to the Home 
Government for approval. There was no session of the 
Assembly in 1804, and no information was as yet received 
regarding the fate of the bill. In 1803 the Earl of Selkirk 
brought out and settled on his property, north and south of 
Point Prim, eight hundred Highlanders, who, by industry 
and perseverance, became comfortable and prosperous farm- 
~ers. With this exception Governor Fanning's eighteen 
years administration, which terminated in 1805, was no 
way remarkable for the progress or advancement of the 
interests of the Island. 

Colonel Joseph F. W. DesBarreg in July, 1805, succeeded 
Governor Fanning. He was well advanced in life, and was 
for some time previously Governor of Cape Breton, when 
that island was a separate colony. Shortly after his arrival 
he received official intimation that the bill passed by the 
Local Assembly in 1803, regarding the Court of Escheat, 
was disallowed. During his eight years of office public 

Mott's Spices are the Best. 



44 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

FIRST PRIZE 

STOCK 



O K 



READY MADE CLOTHING, 



JAS. ^ GO'S. 

THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY 

lens fur Daps, Hats, Overcoats & Reefers, 

JAMES PATON & CO., 

CHAELOTTETOW.M & SUMMEB8TDE. _ 

G. H. TAYLOR, 

WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, 

Has on hand a fine Stock of 

GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, GOLD & GOLD- 
PLATED JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, &c. 



SPECTACLES FOR ALL SIGHTS. 



ENGRAVING at short Notice and without extra 
charge when goods are sold. 

REPAIKS TO WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. 

OLD GOLD & SILVER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE TOR GOODS. 
North Side Queen Square, CJIARLOTTETOWN, 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



Mott's Spices are the Purest, 



affairs seems to be conducted with calmness. He gave no- 
evidence of the tyrannical disposition which characterized 
his successor, Charles Douglas Smith, who succeeded him in 
1813. War was then raging between England and the 
United States, and Governor Smith's earliest attention was 
given to forming companies of militia for defence of the 
province. The Assembly met in November, 1813, but, as it 
did not accord with his notions of propriety, he thought 
proper to prorogue the House in January, not again con- 
vening it until July, 1817, and then, taking offence at some 
of the proceedings during the session, he dissolved the 
House, with a view of returning an Assembly more in 
accordance with his own views. The new House, on being 
convened, proved as refractory as the former one. In a fit 
of passion he dissolved it. His actions on subsequent occa- 
sions goes to show him to have been an erractic, if not an 
autocratical ruler. 

On the twenty-sixth of July 1823, the Prince Edward 
Island Register, the first Island newspaper made its appear- 
ence, edited and published by Mr. James Douglas Haszard. 
It referred in severe terms to some of the recent actions of 
the Governor and charged him with stretching the 
prerogatives of his office far beyond their legitimate limits, 
more especially in his capacity of Judge in the Court of 
chancey. For these publications he was called before the 
Court, with the Governor against whom the alleged offence 
was committed as judge. He was charged with contempt of 
court. But on Mr. Haszard disclosing the authors of the 
articles complained of, he was dismissed after a solemn 
admonition that when about to publish anything again to 
beware and keep clear of a chanceller. The chanceller's 
rule, however, was drawing to a close. In the following 
October he was succeeded by Colcnel Ready who arrived in 
a brig from Bristol. It is not our intention however to 
dwell on the earlier history of the country. The land 
question for years was a cause of agitation and discontent 
on the Island. All that is now happily settled. In 1875 
the local government passed an act by which the lands were 
purchased from the proprietors, in order that the tenants by 
easy terms, would become owners of the soil they had 

John P, Mott & Co., Manufacturers, Halifax, N.S, 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



G. HERBERT HASZARD, 

WIPRINTER & BOOKBINDER, 

OT^V^^HMSiV * - * -.=- ' 



Blank Book lanufacturerJPaper Wer, 

STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER. 



00^^ 



BROWN'S BLOCK, 



QUEEN SQUARE, 

, IP. EX 




BEER BROS 

Queen Street, Oharlottetown, 



E invite you to call and see the 
thousands of Bargains & Novel- 
ties we are showing 1 . For CAR- 
PETS & OILCLOTH we cannot be 
beaten. For DRESS GOODS and 
COTTONS our Prices are Lowest, 

In MILLINERY GOODS we are the 
acknowledged LEADERS. 

For SHAWLS, SACKS, ULSTERS, &c., 

We cannot fail to please you. 

Our STOCK is LAEGE & NEW, our Variety is Very GREAT & our 
PRICES are the LOWEST, it pays to buy your 

DRT GOODS & MILLINERY 
AT BEER BROS. 

N. B. Goods cheerfully shown and Guaranteed as Represented. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 417- 

Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spices. 

jdeemed from the forest, consequently a very healthy 
impetus was given to the farmers and prosperity of the 
Island. 

The soil of the Island is strong and rich, and for a long- 
time, if attention is paid to rotation, good crops can be 
obtained with but little manure. The soil is particularly 
adopted for wheat, oats and potatoes. There are many 
peat bogs said to be of excellent quality, and may some 
day afford good fuel. The union of P. E. Island with the 
Dominion of Canada, took place on the first of July 1873, 
since which time the progress of the Island has been rapid, 
and the export trade more than doubled. 

The population at the last census (1881) was one hunched 
and eight thousand eight hundred and ninety- one, which is 
supposed to have increased to one hundred and eleven 
thousand. 

To those who like to spend their summer months in a 
sequestered spot, undisturbed by the roar and rush, and de- 
mands of fashion, at the big resorts of pleasure, Prince 
Edward Island has peculiar charms. Its cultivated farms 
and the rolling sea that breaks upon its white downs, and 
its long reach of magnificient shores are beginning to at- 
tract American visitors, and yearly the travel to its silvery 
strands is increasing. Those who have summered in Prince 
Edward Island speak in glowing terms of its green hills, 
and pleasant vales.surf, bathing, boating. fishing an: shooting, 
are among the enjoyments that are here offered. Hardly a 
square mile but affords a view of the sea with its invigor- 
ating breeze. Hardly a parish but can afford excellent 
fishing or shooting. Hardly a mile of its shores, but 
offers tempting sea bathing. The drives from Charlottetown, 
the capital, to the sea shores, to the salmon and trout streams 
with which the Island abounds, offers abundant enjoyment 
in themselves, attractions that cannot be lightly esteemed 
by parties on a summer vacation. 

The Island is not deficient in good accomodation. There 
are many fine seaside hotels, plenty of comfortable country 
hotels and summer boarding houses affording a pleasant 
haven during the summer months. For pure air, beauty of 
scenery and general appearence of comfort and independ- 

Pure Spices from John RMott & Co., Halifax, N.S. 



48 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



THE BUSINESS OF 



33 QUEEN STREET, OHARLOTTETOWN, 

Has gained a reputation for RELIABILITY best Quality and Purity being 
the first consideration, with good value for customers money. 

The Stock carried is very large, and carefully selected, the 
Departments being : 

PURE DRUGS FOR DISPENSING, &e. 

All the Popular PATENT MEDICINES & TOILET PREPARATIONS 

of the day. 

TOILET ARTICLES, such as Brushes, Combs, Sponges, Soaps, &e. 
FANCY GOODS, for Presents. SPECTACLES, Eye-glasses, Cases. 
Winsor & Newton's OIL PAINTS, for Painters and Artists' use. 
PUREST WINES & LIQUORS, for Sacramental and Medicinal use. 

FISHING GEAR OF ALL SORTS. 
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, PIPES and Smokers' Goods generally. 

Orders by Mail promptly attended to. Special prices to Physicians and 
Country Merchants. 

Mr. Watson is Agent for Messrs. AYER'S, COMSTOCK'S, and most other 
standard preparations; also for BUTCHER'S ANTISEPTIC INHALER. 

Also Manufacturer of WATSON'S BALSAMIC SYRUP, DYSPEPSIA 
BITTERS, SCHOLEDION and the well known P. E. I. REMEDIES. 

GEO. EACKHAM; 

DEALER IN 

CHOICE GROCERIES. 

*>0 

I have in Stock a large supply of Canned Goods, in Peaches, 
Pine Apple, Corn, Tomatoes, Sardines, Salmon, Corned 
Beef, etc-, etc, 

Worcester Sauce, Tomato Sauce, Harvey's Sauce, 

Tomato Catsup, Yorkshire Relish, Capers, Salad Oil, 

Olive Oil, French Mustard, Flavouring Extracts, 

Druggists Sundries, Mixed Pickles, 

Chow Chow, Piccalilli. 

Marmalade, Jams & Jellies, Fruit, & Con- 
fectionery, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, & Broma. 

Cor. Prince & Kent Streets, CHABLOTTETOWN. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spices, 

ence of its people, the Island is without a rival. The, care- 
fully cultivated farms, the neat and comfortable houses, the 
well kept orchards and shady groves, the churches, schools 
stores arid post offices, all betoken a thrifty and prosperous 
people. There are very few who have spent the summer 
months in this province, who do not again return to their 
favourite haunts by its shores, verdant fields and shady 
groves. Its fair bays with wooded Islands offers rich duck 
shooting at certain times, while plover and otlier|small 
game are plentiful in their season. There are splendid 
sheets of water for boat sailing, and dark pools overhung by 
shadowing trees or ripples of miniture waterfalls offer un- 
failing sport to the lover of the rod and reel. In a few of 
the watering places, such as Malpeque, Rustico and Souris, 
it is a pleasant sight to behold the fishing fleet in the 
harbor, as the tall masts grow dim and the Island fade 
from sight in the twilight that steals over land and water. 
It is also a fine scene to observe them again getting under 
way and sailing out to sea as the sun sparkles on the 
rippling waves and snowy sails. In these parts are unlimited 
recreation for all who care to enjoy cod or mackerel fishing 
and excellent spots for surf bathing around the sandy 
shores. 

On approaching the Island from the sea, it appears 
comparatively level, but many parts round the coast are 
steep, rising to an elevation of five hundred feet. Ne&ring 
the shores the voyager beholds imposing and picturesque 
scenery. The verdant slopes, luxuriously waving grain 
fields, handsome cottages, and fair rural seats command a 
beautiful prospect of well cleared and highly cultivated 
land. Sailing round the Island and entering 

CHARLOTTETOWN, 

one of the finest harbours in the world, the tourist can at 
once combine city with suburban life. Charlottetown is the 
capital of this fair and fertile Island, and is beautifully 
situated on undulated ground, and bordered by the placid 
waters of the Hillsborough, York, and Elliott Rivers. The 
city contains about thirteen thousand inhabitants. Its 

J. P, Mott & Go,, Importers & Dealers in TEAS, 



50 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

R. O'SHAUGNESSY & CO., 

MANUFACTURERS OF, AND DEALERS IN 

FTSHI^Q TACKLE 

OF EVERY JDESCftSPTiON. 

ALSO, A FULL LINE OF TKUNKS, BAG-S & VALISES, 



83 GERMAIN STREET, 
JOIKCIW., - - 3sr. 



D. W. HOEGG & CO. 

FRKDEfSSCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK, 

PACKERS OF 

DOMINION AND STERLING BRANDS OF 

CANNED GOODS. 



Dominion Brand : Sugar Corn, Baked Beans, Green 

Peas, Tomatoes, String- Beans, Blueberries, 

Pumpkin, Squash, Apples, etc. 

Sterling- Brand : Lobster, Salmon, Herring-, Mackerel. 



Our Goods are of uniform good quality, and we invite com- 
parison as to Quality and Price, as our Goods are second to none. 

HENDERSON, BURNS & CoT 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

SLATE MANTELS, REGISTER GRATES, 
STOVES, RANGES, SINKS, HOLLOWARE, 
TINWARE, Etc. 

SAINT JOHN, N. B. 

Warerooms - - 83 Prince 'William Street 
Foundry - - ISO to 186 Brussels Street 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



Mott's Spices are the Purest, 

civic government comprises a mayor ancl ten councillors. 
It is well laid out, with large squares and wide streets 
running at right angles to each other, some of them have 
lately been ornamented with various kinds of native and 
imported trees, which in a few years will add considerably 
to the pleasant and charming appearence of the city. The 
four large squares, named respectively Queen's, King's, 
Hillsborough, and Rbtchford, are conveniently and ex- 
cellently located. On Queen Square stands the Dominion 
and Provincial buildings. This square of late summers has 
through the exquisite taste, judgment and incessant 
watchfulness of Mr. Arthur Newbery, assistant provincial 
secretary, become the centre of culture and beauty. To 
attempt a de'scriptiou of it would be idle. It is one mass of 
variegated bloom. Its well designed walks and the rare 
taste displayed in harmonizing the colors of the beautiful 
flower plots command the admiration of beholders. On the 
erection of a contemplated fountain this square will com- 
pare favourably with any public garden in the Dominion. 

The city is steadily adopting the improvements of the 
age. It is lighted with electricity and connected by 
telephone with the other principal towns on the Island. 
This fall (1888) it will be supplied with an abundance of 
pure water, from a spring in the valley west of St. Dunstan's 
College, about 2}4 miles out in the suburbs. Charlottetown 
can boast cf as fine public buildings as any city of its size 
in the Dominion. The Post Office, Custom House, Savings 
Bank, and the various offices connected with the Federal 
Government are in the Dominion, building ori Queen Square. 
The Court House built of brick, finished in 1876, is a fine 
building. In the centre of the square is the Colonial build- 
ing, built of Nova Scotia free stone, the cornor stone of 
which was laid in 1843. This is a very imposing edifice and 
from the roof a splendid view can be obtained of the 
harbour and surrounding country. In this building the 
local parliament meets, and in days of yore its walls re- 
sounded to speeches which would be creditable to statesmen 
of mightier parliaments. 

A New City building just completed is another acquisi- 
tion to the city. This building affords accommodation for 

Mott's Coffee is guaranteed. 



52 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



CARRIAGE TOP MAKER, 




UPPEE &BEAT OEOKGE STKEET, 

NEXT DOOR NORTH DOMINION HOUSE. 

BUGGY AND SLEIGH 

TRIMMER. 



All Kinds of CARRIAGE] and SLEIGH 

UPHOLSTERING. 



Repairing- in the above Lines promptly and 
Punctually Attended to. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 53 

Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spice. 

the City Council chamber, Mayor's Offices, the Stipendiary 
Magistrates Court room, water Commissioners, Police and 
other offices. The steam fire engines are here housed in a 
roomy apartment. It is built of Island brick trimmed 
with free stone and fitted with all the modern improvements. 
A photographic view of this and other public buildings ap- 
pears in the preceding pages. 

There are also two excellently appointed and thoroughly 
equipped hospitals, named the Charlottetown, and P. E. 
Island. 

The Market house which is on a line with the Dominion, 
and other public institutions on Queen Square, is a large 
wooden building and on Tuesday and Friday is capitally 
supplied with all the creature comforts flesh, fish and 
fowl an abundance of excellent vegetables and fruits 
which can be procured at extremely low prices. The City 
Hall is over the Market place and is capable of holding a 
large number twelve hundred or more persons. There is 
also a well furnished opera house, with a seating capacity 
of one thousand, on Prince street. 

The churches are numerous and well attended. With 
few exceptions, can the school accommodations of Charlotte- 
town be excelled. Besides the Government schools, there 
are many other massive buildings worthy of notice. The 
Colleges, Convents, Bishops Palace, and Lunatic Asylum arc 
magnificent structures and a credit to the capital. Within 
the last five years, some exceedingly handsome private 
residences have been erected, and the number at present 
under construction goes to show the taste and prosperity 
of the inhabitants. The warehouses, dry goods and 
other stores are substantial buildings. The business men 
are noted for their integrity, and their places of business, 
plainly indicates that they are no ways lacking in energy, 
and determination to succeed. 

The suburban scenery is magnificient, of which perhaps 
Victoria Park, about ten minutes walk from the centre of 
the city and charmingly located, takes the lead. It is 
encircled by a road running along the shore of the beautiful 
Hillsborough River, and commanding a splendid view of 
the picturesque entrance to the harbor, and winding around 

Mott's Chocolate^ Grateful and Comforting, 



54 P- E. ISLAND DIEECTOEY. 





132 STATE STREET, BOSTON. 

COHHSSIOJ HffiCMTS 



AND 



BROKERS. 



CANNED GOODS, DRIED FRUITS, &c. 

CASH ADVANCES ON APPROVED CONSIGNMENTS. 



B. 



Manufactures a varied assortment of 

CHOICE PURE CANDIES, 

WHOLESALE VERY CHEAP. 

He also keeps GKOCEEIES of all descriptions, and SEEDS 

in Season, Country Storekeepers supplied for cash. 

at the Lowest Prices, 

B. B^LDERSTOIST, 

QUEEN ST. CHARLOTTETOWN. 

nWARLANE, THOMPSON & AIDIBSOlT" 

New Brunswick Foundry and Machine Shop, 

FREDERICTON, N. B. 

Manufacturers of Buckeye Automatic Cut-off Engines, Celebrated Dunbar 

Improved Shingle Mills, Improved Rotary Saw Mills, Mill Machinery. 

Enclosed Gear Mowers, Ithaca Horse Rakes, and the New WALTER 

A. WOOD HORSE RAKE, to be introduced for Season 1889. 
If you want the Best Rake made, don't purchase until you have seen it. 

T CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ^& 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 55 

Mott's Broma for the Sick. 

towards North River. The delightful drives, shady walks 
and forest scenery would afford a rich theme for the lovers 
of natural beauties. A more enjoyable drive could scarcely 
be pointed out than the Malpeque or St. Peter's Road and 
around the Royalty. Across from the city is Southport, 
reached by a ferry steamer which crosses every half-hour 
from here. The Georgetown road to Vernon River is a 
favourite drive with strangers as well as natives. 

In summer,steamers ply regularly between the Island and 
England, Montreal, Shediac, Pictou, Boston, and elsewhere. 
In winter, the means of communication between Capes 
Tormentine, New Brunswick, and Traverse, a distance of 
nine miles is difficult, and has to be accomplished in small 
open boats. The steamer "Northern Light" built to ply 
between the Island and Nova Scotia, will this coming- 
winter give way to a new, improved and more powerful 
steamer built of steel. The vessel is now being constructed 
on the Clyde expressly for this service, and it is anticipated 
that she will greatly facilitate winter communication. 

The hotel accommodation is first class. The " Hotel 
Davies," John J. Davies, proprietor, is situated on Water 
Street-, and is one of the best Hotels in the Maritime 
Provinces, and has a large patronage. The " Osborne " 
is a large and well conducted house, fitted with hot and cold 
water baths and all the modern improvements. Owing to 
its increasing patronage it has lately ho<m enlarged and 
otherwise improved. Contains some fifty or sixty sleeping 
apartments, besides a number of parlors, sitting room and 
a spacious dining room. The tables are at all times abund- 
antly supplied with the delicacies of the season and the 
best that the market affords. Mr. C. V. McGregor, the 
owner and proprietor, has had a large experience in hotel 
business and is an obliging and popular host, and pays 
every attention to the wants and comforts of his guests. Free 
coaches await the arrival of all trains and boats. The 
hotel is well patronized by tourists, commercial men and 
others. The " Rocklin " house situated on Kent street. 
Mr. S. Fraser, proprietor, is obtaining a large share of 
patronage. The house is well furnished and the fare 
excellent. Parties visiting Charlotte town, will do well to call 

J ohn P. Mott & Co., Manufacturers, Halifax, N.S. 



56 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

J. S. BAGNALL, D. D. 8 

Graduate of the Boston Dental College, 
Class of 1878. 




HOURS 

2 p. m. to 

5 p. m. 



The Best Artificial Teeth at the Lowest Rates. Every 
Set guaranteed. 

All Aching teeth can lie cured & filled. 

Teeth extracted without pain, with Nitrous Oxide G-as or Ether, 
and Artificial Teeth without plates. 

P. G. Eraser's Corner, side door, opposite 
London House. 



WM. LEWIS & SON, 

S-A.I3STT JOHN, - 1ST. B., 

MANUFACTORIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 

OF WROUGHT IRON WORK, 

Screw Bolts, Turn Buckles and Bridge Work, 



LIGHT & HEAVY FORGINGS, 

Manufacturers of IRON ROAD BRIDGES, 
BOILERS and TANKS, &c. 

LOWER COVE, ST. JOHN. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



Pure Spices from John P, Mott & Co, Halifax, N.S. 

at the " Rocklin " where they will find all the comforts re- 
quired. It is well situated, and very convenient for the 
public in general. The " American " house kept by Mr. J. 
Kelly, and the Provincial, Duncan, and the Eldon house, are 
good houses, and centrally located. The Eailway house, 
kept by Mr. McRae, situated on Richmond street, is in close 
proximity to the Market, Post Office, and other public 
offices. The patrons of any of these hotels, will meet with 
every comfort, and substantial table fare at moderate 
charges. There are many other hotels, and lodging houses 
which our limited space forbid mentioning. 

The line of Railway traverses the Island from Tignish, 
the western terminus, to Souris, the eastern, with branches 
to Charlotte town, Georgetown, and Cape Traverse. The 
total length is two hundred and ten miles. The road is well 
managed, and kept in good condition, and Mr. Unsworth, is 
one of the most popular and efficient Superintendents in the 
Dominion, and his many kindly acts prove him to be a 
whole-souled gentleman. The conductors and other officials 
connected with this railway, are as popular and courteous a 
class of men as can be found anywhere. We must also 
mention that the P. E. Island Steam Navigation Co.'s boats 
plying between Summerside and Point du Chene, and 
Charlottetown and Pictou, are excellently fitted up for the 
comfort of the travelling public, and the officers and men 
proverbial for their kindness and attention to passengers. 

From Charlottetown easy access to any part of the Island, 
can be had by rail or boat. Of late tourists are beginning 
to find their way to the Island in large numbers and the 
numerous summer hotels are constantly increasing along the 
beautiful shores, where the bright skies, the cool breezes 
from the sea and the luxurious vegetation of the fertile 
Island, bring health and enjoyment to the wearied toilers in 
hot and dusty cities, and bloom to the cheeks of their 
children. Of the beauty of the interior, too much can 
hardly be said, and scores of excursions can be made by 
rail, steamer, or carriage, each presenting a peculiar scene of 
enchantment. In fact the drives through the royalty, which 
is almost a continuous park, affords some excellent views of 
water and shores, and everywhere dotted with farm houses, 



Mott's Spices are the Best, 



58 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



LONDON HOUSE, 

QUEEN SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN. 

DRY GOODsT 
CLOTHING, 
CARPETS, 

FLOOR CLOTHS. 



WE DO A READY CASH BUSINESS. 



Our Stock is Large and well Assorted, and our 
Prices always Right. 



C. N. VROOM, 

St. Stephen, New Brunswick, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

igwam Slippers, AMiac Slippers, 

AND OTHER SPECIALTIES IN LIGHT FOOT WEAR. 

ALSO 

Oil Tanned Larrigans, Pacs and Moccasins, 

FOR WINTER WEAR. 

Manufacturing the Finest Line of the above Goods in Canada, 
our business is rapidly increasing. 

Orders by Mail will receive prompt attention, and our Traveller 
will show Samples to the Trade. 

C. N. VROOM. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 59 

Mott's Cocoa, highly recommended by Physicians. 

embowered in foliage, are of themselves well worth a visit 
to the Island. The scenery along the courses of the 
north, west, and east rivers is delightful, all presenting 
objects of interest and admiration. A magnificient drive 
from Charlottetown, is that to Brackley Point, and calling 
at the "Sea View" house, kept by Ewen Houston, the tourist 
can have a magnificient view of the gulf and bay. The 
scenery is beyond discription. After partaking of the good 
things provided by the amiable hostess., we start for 
"Shaws Hotel," kept by Mr. Neil Shaw. This house is 
large, well kept and nicely furnished, and has all the com- 
forts of a first class summer resort. After leaving this 
pleasant spot the next point reached is the " Grand View 
Hotel," about one mile beyond. Mr. Alex. McMillan is the 
sociable host. This house is situated on the sloping shores 
of Rustico bay, it is roomy, well lighted and the table fare 
is second to none on the north shore. After a mile's drive 
further on the "Island Home" kept by Mr. Neil McCallum, 
is reached. This house is beautifully situated on the 
western shores of Covehead Bay, and everything in con- 
nection with it is well arranged, and up to the requirement 
of the times. " Point Pleasant Hotel," Covehead. is the 
next stopping place, Mr. Angus McMillan is the proprietor. 
From here we get the most commanding view of the gulf 
that can be obtained from any point of the shore. This 
house was among the first of the summer hotels in this 
section of the country and still maintains its excellent re- 
putation. A hotel in course of erection by Mr. Francis 
Mutch, when finished, will be a valuable acquisition to the 
pleasant hotels that dot this section of the county. Those 
who take a holiday at this delightful coast will find safe 
and pleasant boating, excellent fishing in stream and sea, 
and every facility for use of the gun. Returning by Union 
and St. Peter's Roads, the scenery is of ever varying and 
rural loveliness. The visitor will be well repaid by a drive to 
Tea Hill ; not many miles from Charlottetown. Here 
picturesque scenery and magnificient views open before 
him. The faint outlines of Nova Scotia, in the dis- 
tance, the blue waters of Hillsborough and Pownal bays, 
with their pretty Island, surrounding hills, and sharp head- 

John P, Mott & Co., Manufacturers, Halifax, N,S. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Broma, Gocoa, 



AND 



Highly Recommended by Leading Physicians. 



William H. Ho wit t, Esq., M- D., of 
Toronto, writing under recent date, 
says : " I have examined with care your 
preparation of BREAKFAST COCOA, 
and find it exactly what is claimed for 
it, a perfectly pure article, free, from 
fat and starch, and in flavor superior to 
any other make I am acquainted with. 
In these days of over-wrought syst 
it is gratifying to find a harmless sub- 
stitute for the deleterious Tea and 
Coffee so generally used, and which, in 
my opinion, are productive of so much 
harm." 



R. Hearn, Esq., M. D., Toronto, 
writing under recent date says : " Your 
COCOA has given every satisfaction, 
both as to purity and flavor. I regard 
it as a r \ excellent beverage, highly nu* 
tritious, and, owing to its freedom from 
ms Fatty Matters, agreeable to the most 
delicate stomach. I take pleasure in 
recommending it to my patients, be- 
cause of its healthfulness, purity, and 
its being easily assimilable by the 
stomach," 




ocolate^ 



ANO 




OLD o*y OUNG 
_ ROBUST 
FEEBLE 



OR 



Thos. Nichol, M. D., LL.IX, I). C. I...' ,\. O. Poussett, Esq., M. ]>.. Sarnia, 

^^^^^^ir" 118 ; i fn rccen ^ date ' TV' 1 

have been drinking Chocolate and have used both your Homeopathic Pre- 
Cocoa, and have at various times used pared Cocoa and Breakfast Cocoa, and 
all the preparations of Cocoa in the lind lhem excellent, in fact, superior to 
market, but I have met with nothing , , . , T , . , 

equal to your preparation. Your ^PP S whlch l use(1 to thlllk as g od a 



equal to your preparation. 
HOMEOPATHIC PRKPAKKD COCOA. c..s- could be made, and I shall have plea" 
pecially, is superior to any I have seen sure in recommending your px-epara- 
for use by invalids." itions." 

FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. 



P. MOTT & OO. 9 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 61 

J. P. Mott & Co,, Importers & Dealers in TEAS. 

lands, arid the waters dotted with white winged vessels and 
steamers is a panorama once seen is ton forgotten. 

At the East and West River, the blockhouse, and other 
resorts, no great distance from city the disciples of Isaac 
Walton will enjoy good sport. It' the special attractions of 
this Island, were as widely known as pla-;- is natural 

beaaty, we feel confident that it would f\oon become what 
nature destined it to be, I ing watering place -f this 

Dominion. 

After lingering some days in Charlotte town, ami its 
-.mdings, the tourists will naturally be inclined to visit 
other portions of this fair and promising land. This he 
does on a fair summers day, by star the train for 

Hunter River, en route to Rustieo, passing down the valley 
of Hunter River, with its gentle - grain 

fields, and numerous orchards, on through the tillage 

of New Glasgow, until he reaches I\ This diive is 

through some of the fairest scenes of rural loveliness. The 
"Seaside," kept by John Newson & Co., is here, and takes 
rank amongst the very best watering places in the provinces. 
The location and beautifiul surroundings of the hotel, can 
hardly he surpassed. Nature has been, generous to this 
locality ; no hot or sultry days are here experienced. In 
Rustico the bracing breeze wafted over the dancing waves, 
that roll before it, renders the air cool and invigorating 
giving bloom to the cheek, and health and vigour to the 
languid system. 

From the piazza of the "Seaside" the view is extremely 
delightful. A few paces from the lawn, a little to the 
north, is the calm and placid waters of the harbor with its 
narrow entrance, and protected on the other side by a 
substantial breakwater, a friendly lighthouse ^guides 
the hardy toiler of the sea. A group of fishing establish- 
ments in the back ground, flanked by green and picturesque 
scenery rolling away to the west. Another branch of the 
harbor is to the right, and is separated from the gulf by 
Robinsons Island, while beyond all, the deep blue sea in 
majestic grandeur stretches away, far away beyond the 
reach of mortal eye. Robinsons Island is a long stretch of 
grass grown downs, or sand hills, whose outer banks slope 

Mott's Spices are the Purest, 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY 



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This Hotel is heated throughout by 

Steam. Hot and Cold Water Baths. 

All Modern Improvements. 

Meals Served on Arrival of all Trains, 

D. McDERMID, 



PROPRIETOR. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 03 

Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spices, 



away to meet the dancing waves that glide so majestically 
towards its welcoming embrace. The scene here is inagni- 
ficient and we cannot do better than give the beautiful 
description of a graphic writer, who visited the shore. "Over 
the smooth broad beach, the waves unceassingly roll and 
break in white foaming surf that is a delight to the bathers 
who day after day in their gay costumes sport in the genial 
waters. How many of them stop to learn the song these 
wild waves sing, of the majesty and power of Him "who 
holds the waters in the hollow of his hand." Out far out is 
the ever restless, never silent sea, dotted with hundreds of 
fishing boats that follow the movements of their tinny 
prey. Shoreward its waves playfully roll. On calm 
bright days when there is little more than a zephyr to stir 
them shoreward, they dash and hurry; and surge with angry 
roar, when the storm king drives the fishing fleet to shelter 
and tosses the sand far over the top of the highest downs. 
The waves and the winds are the messengers that proclaim 
the existence of a diety whose praises they sing in an ever 
varying tone." 

The surf bathing at Rustic^ is acknowledged to be 
unequalled in any of the watering places. The two and a 
half miles of beautiful beach, with the splendid boating 
facilities, lined with good boats, a.nd experienced boatmen 
in attendence at all times offers inducements which the 
admirers of the beautiful, cannot fail to appreciate. The 
surrounding country also affords many delightful drives. 
The roads are in excellent condition, every hill top affords 
splendid views, and every farm has its orchard and shady 
grove. 

Like Souris in the south eastern section of the Island, the 
large mackerel fleet of schooners and boats make the harbor 
of Rustico the head quarters at the north side of the Island 
and consequently affords an excellent opportunity for the 
enjoyment of deep sea tishing. The Seaside is elegantly 
furnished, fitted in the best style, and is bright, airy and 
comfortable. The dining room has a capacity \yithout 
crowding of seating a hundred. The parlors, reading, and 
other rooms are well furnished and command good views 
of the gulf. And the cuisine cannot fail to satisfy the 



Mott's Coffee is guaranteed. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



DR. ROBINS, 



DENTIST, 

Great George Street, 

(OPPOSITE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL,) 

CHARLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS 

and Notaries Public, <fcc. 



CAMERON BLOCK, - CHARLOTTETOWN. 



FRED. PETERS. ARTHUR PETERS. 









HISTORICAL SKETCH. 65 

Mott's Broina for the Sick. 

most fastidious. A new wing has lately been added, which 
owing to the increased patronage w r as necessary, and the 
hotel now affords room for about one hundred guests. 

One of the most beautiful scenes perhaps of the whole 
Island is thus described by the graphic, pen of the visitor 
heretofore quoted, and one beheld nearly every evening 
from the Piazza of the " Seaside ;" " is when about one 
hundred of the white sailed fishing boats, with their tired 
crews, come into the harbour every sunset, each boat as she 
comes to anchor in the quiet haven inside the bar dropping 
her snowy sails, as a bird folds its weary wings at twilight, 
or a child sinks to rest on its mothers breast. The breeze 
dies away, the sea calms down, mystic twilight, soft as an 
angels blessing, steals slo\viy over the scene, merging into 
the darker hours of night, till all is hid from view but the 
faithful lamp of the lighthose, the twinkling farm lights 
on the hillsides, the watch lights of the boats, and the 
silvery harbor whose surface is touched and glorified hy 
the faint beams of the new moon, just di.- in : he 

wet uid.ever bl 

to long heaving swells sings in jrs plaintive ii ! 
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morning song ringing in our ea 

Another beautiful scone for thoa who rise with the sun, 
is the starting out of the fishing fleet. Under a cloud of 
white canvas, they leave the harbor together, and by the 
time they have scattered and reached the various fishing 
grounds the round of sweet holiday has again commenced 
among Rustico's happy visitors. 

Another beautifully situated place with charming natural 
surroundings is 

GAPE TRAVERSE 

destined to become one of the leading resorts of the 
province. It is beautifully situated at the narrowest 
part of Northumberland straits, opposite Cape Tormentine. 
From these capes the ice boats cross in winter, and at. this 
point is the terminus of Cape Traverse Branch Railway. 
Here also the Island is connected with the outside world by 
telegraph and daily trains. Besides its beautiful natural 

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HISTORICAL SKETCH. 67 

Pure Spices from John P, Mott & Go, Halifax, N.S. 

scenery it possesses many other advantages peculiar to it- 
self. The dark green woods form a splendid back ground 
to the rich farms that tip the waters edge, and at some 
points terminating in abrupt headlands and steep red banks 
with a long line of splendid beach at their base. 

A splendid bay is formed by Cape Traverse River, with 
Carl ton point on the right, and Cape Traverse on the left. 
Boating and sea bathing are the favourite pastimes here and 
for such there are ample facilities. Here the tourist enjoys 
good trout fishing in Cape Traverse and other rivers. The 
shores, meadows, and marshes, abound in plover, snipe, and 
duck, while the straits afford some of the finest mackerel 
fishing. The air at this place is the purest, and the water 
the clearest that can be met at any point along the straits, 
this together with the temperature, which is most agreeable 
during the summer months, contributes largely to make the 
Cape one of the most attractive points along the Island 
coast. 

Along this shore is seen the long low line of New 
Brunswick coast, terminating in Cape Tormentinc, only a 
distance of nine miles across the strait. Whilst the -con- 
tinued passing and repassing of numerous steamers, vessels, 
and boats on the blue waters of this narrow strait adds 
vivacity and interest to the natural scenery. Cape 
Traverse is a stirring little village. The " Lansdowne " 
hotel, Alex. Strang, proprietor, is in every way as good 
as could be wished for ; in connection with which are 
conveniently situated bathing houses, sail boats, and other 
attractions and conveniences necessary for a full round of 
amusement and recreation. The \ 7 iew from the hotel is in 
all directions splendid, and those who wish to spend a 
pleasant vacation in a delightful spot will find the realization 
of their desires in a visit to Cape Traverse. The drives 
round about and into this highly cultivated section of the 
country are very pleasant, and the walks along the shores 
and on the lengthy pier running a considerable distance out 
into the waters of the strait, form a splendid promenade 
during a fine summer day. 

Leaving Cape Traverse for the west, we touch at the 
thriving village of 



Mott's Chocolate, Grateful and Comforting. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



JOHN A. CAMERON, 

WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, 

IMPORTER & DEALER IN 

I ITCHES, GLOOIS ft JBf SLRY. 



SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, &o. 



WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY of all 
Kinds repaired and warranted to 
give good Satisfaction. 

Kent Street, - CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 

a. M. GSKDSRT, 







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Teams of all kinds furnished at short notice. 
Wedding Teams a specialty. Horses bought and 
sold on reasonable terms. 

A First-Class Hack will attend all trains, and 
be at the service of the travelling Public. 



CHA.RQKS 

Twining St., Rear Masons, Hall, Pietou, N. S. 






HISTORICAL SKETCH. G9 

John P, Mott & Go., Manufacturers, Halifax, N,S. 



KENSINGTON 

situated eight miles east of Suminerside. This is a place of 
commercial importance, its business men arc noted for their 
enterprise, and the straight forward manner in which they 
conduct business is very commendable. The hotel accom- 
modation is very good. The "Jubilee" hotel is well furnished 
and receives a large share of patronage. The people are 
contented and prosperous. We are much indebted to the 
resident physician, Dr. Darrach, for the courtesies and 
kindness shown us while procuring reliable information for 
the directory. In addition to his regular practice the doctor 
conducts an extensive drug business. The doctor is also a 
member of one of the leading mercantile firms. Within 
a few miles drive of Kensington, good bathing, and 
boating can be enjoyed 

After a short and pleasant drive we reach 

SUMMERSIDE 

the capital of Prince County, and the second town of im- 
portance in the Island. Here we find fine stores, splendid 
private residences, good hotels and several excellent private 
boarding houses affording accommodation for a large num- 
ber of guests. The natural facilities, the tempting attrac- 
tions of the surrounding country, the numerous forests 
west of Summerside abounding with partridge, the shores 
swarm with curlew and plover, the streams with fine sea 
trout and salmon, the ample opportunities for indulging in 
deep sea fishing, and the various places within easy reach 
affords unfailing sport and makes .Prince County the most 
inviting field to the sportsman. The Dunk. Lot 10, and 
Trout River, Tignish, Pierre Jacques, little and big 
Miminegash, Black Pond, round pond, Bain's and various 
other streams easily reached by carriage or rail, are the 
haunts of fine sea trout, and in not a few of them splendid 
salmon fishing is enjoyed. 

A drive from Summerside to Alberton, affords a magni- 
ficient opportunity of viewing a delightful variety of wood- 
ed and richly cultivated country, and an excellent shooting- 
ground, being the haunt of myriads of partridge and other 
game. A long range of sand hills divides the harbour of 

Mott's Spices are the Best, 



70 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS. 
JOB PRINTING. 

The EXAMINER OFFICE has been Removed to 
Commodious Apartments in the 



and they are well supplied with good men and excellent materials. 
All we want now is Business. We solicit 



TAGS, LETTER HEADS, 

CARDS, POSTERS OF ALL KINDS, 

BILLHEADS, BLANK FORMS OF ALL KINDS, 
Cases in appeal to the Supreme Court. 

In Short, Printing of all kinds done 
Promptly, Satisfactorily, and Cheaply 
at the EXAMINER OFFICE. 



DAILY EXAMINER PER YEAR - - - - $5.00 
WEEKLY EXAMINER PER YEAR - - - - $1.00 



CASH WANTED. SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED. 

CAHEFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL OEDEES, 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 71 

Mott's Cocoa, highly recommended by Physicians, 

Alberton from the open waters of the gulf. Here is a 
splendid sheet of water and all that could be desired for 
etc. The large lieet o'f schooners, and fishing boats 
that seek the finny tribe in the treasure stocked waters of 
ult 1 , make Alberton harbour their head quarters. The 
country in the neighbourhood of the village is exceedingly 
picturesque. The line farms dotted with neat arid com- 
fortable buildings, and the vast rolling green swells broken 
here and there by shady groves and luxurious orchards. 
While lingering around a magnificient settlement known as 
Kildare, we touch at the Capes, where the visitor cannot but 
look with admiration on the vast blue waters dotted with 
the white sails of the fishing fleet. While away across the 
broad gulf looms the neighbouring shores of New 
Brunswick. Passing through a very beautiful, and one of 
the most inviting spots on the Island we reach 

TIGNISH 

the western terminus of the P. E. Island Railroad, sixty 
eight miles from Summerside. It is a neat, thriving, well 
kept though somewhat scattered village. The streets are 
well laid off and carefully looked after. The surrounding 
country at once gives evidence of the industry and thrift 
of the people. The groves and orchard surrounding the 
majority of dwellings indicates a love of the beautiful in 
nature. The land in this vicinity is level, and the farms 
highly cultivated. A beautiful view of the gulf with the 
picturesque fleet can be obtained from a site near the 
church. The shore with gently sloping, smooth, hard sand 
beaches is about a mile and a half from here and offers 
tempting inducements to surf bathers. The large marsh 
between the shore and the village, through which runs a 
fine trout stream emptying into Tignish river, is a capital 
shooting ground ; beginning about the middle of August, this 
marsh abounds with plover, curlew, and other small game. 
The quiet streams and ponds of Tignish and vicinity affords 
unrivalled sport. While the deep sea fisheries here are the 
most extensive of the Province. Besides, good hotels, there 
are a number of commodious and finely situated private 
dwellings, whose owners could be induced to accommodate 

Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spice. 



P. 11. ISLAND DIHECTOIIY. 



GJ-HAMILTQN&SOMS 

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Pemry . Caramels, 

Fins Cpaokors, Bhcul; -^ Pilot Bread. 




Situated on the Grona : l Floor, (six good rooms,) 
RICHMOND STREET, next doo to London House. 

LI8HT, Convenient and in the most 
Central part of the City. 

Key at JAS. B. HALL'S BOOT & SHOE STORE, 

CORNER OF QUEEN AND RICHMOND STREETS, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 73 

John P, Mott & Co., Manufacturers, Halifax, U.S. 

a limited number of tourists who might tarry awhile at 
this pretty village. 

Returning eastward a delightful drive on excellent 
roads, can be had through the picturesque village of 
Cascumpec, and crossing ferry to Lot 11, pass on by the 
winding banks of Canadian and Foxley Rivers, passing- 
pastures green, and fields of waving grain, by Con way inlet 
and Freelands cultivated farms, green woods and charming 
retreats, or branching off to Egmont Bay, find another de- 
lightful summer resort. Proceeding east, we come to the 
thriving village of Port Hill, and on to the beautiful 'aeadian 
village of Mise^uche, through St. Eleanors, and brick once 
more to Summerside. We take" the cars at Snmmerside 
and roll along through some of the most fertile spots on the 
Island. To the right and left as far as the eye can reach are 
large fields of wheat, oats, potatoes, timothy ,and rich orchards 
which must rejoice the hearts of the owners. Alighting at 
Bedford Station, and after an interesting drive of four 
miles from there, arrive at a pleasant watering place that 
has many special attractions, we are in 

TRACADIE, 

connected with the gulf by a narrow channel running 
out into the sea, on the outside are a high narrow range of 
sand hills " grass clad to their picturesque summits." At 
their base the sea rushing in over a reef breaks in a snowy 
line of booming surf on the closely packed bright and stain- 
less sands of Tracadie's wild reef." This beach can hardly 
be surpassed for bathing purposes. There is here an ex- 
cellent hotel, the "Lome" under efficient management. 

BRACKLEY POINT, 

between Rustico and Covehead Bays, is peerless, as a 
haunt for bathing. No one who contemplates spending a 
pleasant summer holiday in this garden of the gulf will 
regret making Brackley Point his stopping place. The 
range of beach to Rustico is beautiful in the extreme. 
There are a number of good hotels and boarding houses in 

Mott's Spices are the Best, 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



ALBION HOTEL, 

22 Sackvills Street, HALFAX, N. S. 

P.P.ARCHIBALD, 

PROPRIETOR. 



This house is convenient to SHIPPING, 
STEAMERS, BANKS, POST OFFICE and all 
other Public Buildings, well suited to acco- 
modate Mercantile Men and others who want 
quiet and comfort at MODERATE RATES, and. 
has D38Q most liberally patronized for the 
past seven years. Conducted on strictly Tem- 
perance principles. 



James Diiggan & Sons, 

AUCTIONEERS, 
Commission Merchants and Real Estate Brokers, 



Office and Salerooms^ CITY MARKET BUILDING. 

Special attention is given to sales of Live Stock, and all description 

of Country Produce, as well as Damaged Goods and 

Wrecked materials, We have facilities for 

handling 1 Cargoes, Oats, and Potatoes, 

Our Rooms are Conveniently Situated for produce Sales, and 
prompt payments are Guaranteed. 

LIVE STOCK SALES-YAM) AT RICHMOND 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



J. P. Mott & Co., Importers & Dealers in TEAS. 

this vicinity, and in the immediate neighbourhood, surf 
bathing, shooting, fishing, and other recreations sought after 
by tourists. There are many other excellent summer resorts 
in Queen's County, but our limited space reminds us that we 
cannot dwell much longer on the charms of this county. 
After visitino- the "New London" house at 



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STANLEY BRIDGE. 

a most delightful locality for recreation, affording good 
angling, boat sailing, and quiet bathing, we leave the fail- 
settlements of Queen's Count}'. On our route to King's the 
eastern County of the Island, we touch at Mount Stewart 
where some years ago shipbuilding was carried on to a 
considerable extent, and is a lively shipping place at certain 
seasons. The produce of the surrounding country for miles 
is shipped from here, and numerous vessels of the neighbour- 
ing provinces, after the summers fishing is over, come here 
to load with potatoes, grain, and other products of the farm. 
Leaving Mount Stewart, we pass St. Andrews Station and 
across the famous trout rivers of Morel 1 and Midgell, 
along the banks to the head of St. Peter's Bay, where the 
waters are spanned by a bridge. This place is thickly 
peopled. Here are stores, tasteful houses, and one or two 

gx)d hotels. The most imposing edifice is the Catholic 
hurch with its towering spire which is seen for miles in 
the distance. It is built of brick, and makes a pleasing 
point of colour in the landscape. There are other fine 
Churches, and Schools, Post Office, and wharves all within 
convenient distance of each other. 

A few miles north from here is Cable Head, at the extreme 
north side of the Island, and from here all along the shore 
as far as east point is an luirl vailed view of the deep blue 
sea, flecked with foam and dotted with the white sails of the 
fleet which off thesis shores find an almost exlmustless run 
of fish. From St. Peter's we pass through to ixollo Bay, to 
enjov the rustic scenery to the utmost, once more we pass 
the green and gold of the waving giv.in.nnd the varied foliage 
so refreshing to the eye, and hetfe .-md there the freshly 



Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spice, 



4 

P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



THE ARMY& NAVY BREWERY, 
S. OLAND, SONS & CO. 

BREWERS, 

And also Bottlers of XX-XXX, also B extra 
Stout, English Table Beer in Casks and Bottled, 

HALIFAX, KOVA SCOTIA, 

Office 243 Hollis Street, 

Works, Turtle Grove, Dartmouth. 

Branch Office 12 NOBTH WHARF, 

ST. JOHN 1ST. B. 

CHAS. H. HARVEY, 

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in 

GREEN & DRIED FRUITS, 

WEST INDIA PRODUCE, 

GENERAL & FANOY 

GROCERIES, 

10 & 12 SAOKVILLE ST., 

1ST. S. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 77 

Mott's Cocoa, highly recommended by Physicians. 

painted houses shining in the sun, and every where is an 
air of hospitality and comfort. A bend in the road and the 
stately towers and building of a town are in view. We are 
landed in 

SOURIS 

the commercial metropolis of the east and the eastern 
terminus of the P. E. Island Railroad. A walk through 
its streets reveals the energetic and enterprising- 
character of its merchants, and the prosperity and comfort 
of the general inhabitants. It has tine churches and schools. 
A public hall, large stores, and warehouses. The streets are 
well laid out, cleanly kept, and lighted at night. The 
favourable position of the harbor on the south east of the 
Island commands one of the iinest views of the gulf between 
the Island and Cape Breton. Inside of the substantial and 
extensive breakwater is the sheltering resort for a very 
large fishing fleet. It is also a port of call for a number of 
steamers including the one to the Magdalen Islands. The 
landscape of King's County is sufficiently undulating to 
relieve it from monotiny, while the bays and winding rivers 
with their silvery waters and varied banks, together with 
the dark and bright green foliage of evergreen trees, and 
rich verdure of the meadows, make up a scene, which if 
not grand is at least beautiful and picturesque. 

GEORGETOWN 

the Capital of King's County, is thirty miles from Charlotte- 
town. It has a magnificient harbor which remains open 
the greater part of the year, and attractions too numerous for 
detail. Not far from here is the thriving villages of 
Montague and -Cardigan, which at times present a lively 
and bustling scene of shipping and commercial industry. 
A visit to ^Murray Harbour, White Sands, and the many 
points of pleasure or interest along the south shore of 
King's County, leaves many a lingering and pleasant re- 
collection in the mind of the tourist. It is a great place for 
a home, for health, or for a visit. 



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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



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Pure l> round Spines, fieal Fruit Syrups, 
Lime Jam -i yavcuj'iag Extracts, 

Which have held for manj te HIG.iJ"3ST PLAGE for excellence 

of quality. 

COKRESPOr- UENCL INVITED. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH. 



79 



Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spices, 

We would fain dwell on the generous acres, the varied and 
beautiful scenery of this fair Island. Every bay and head- 
land has its natural beauties, "each place rivalling all others 
in loveliness. An afternoon on the sand hills is one of 
peculiar and healthful enjoyment. How deep the blue of 
the great sea flecked with foam and dotted with the white 
sails of the fishing fleet. You sit on the sand hills and 
wreathe the bright blossoms that cover their summits. 
Ocean's wild turmoil roars at your feet, the little sparrow 
whispers its ditty by your side ; the sea gull's shriek rends 
the air overhead. A group of wild mallards is dappling in 
the silvery lagoan ; the great northern diver is plunging in 
the dark sea billow. You look' to the foam and the wild 
war of waters, and the driving mist, and the desolate sand 
reef, and then to the fairy picture of rolling green swells 
and fair white homes, arid glossy streams that mirror the 
spotless heaven of blue, and acknowledge the unsurpassed 
joyous beauty that dwells in this wave girt gem of the gulf." 




ELISHA BROAD, 



T. WIN3LOW BROAD. 



WALLACE BROAD. 




E. BROAD & SONS, 



Manufacturers of 



Axes, Jtldge Tosls Hammers, 
PICKS, &c., &c, 

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ST. STEPHEN, N. B. 



Be sure and obtain the above old, 

Reliable make ot AXES 

and Edged Tools. 



Mott's Chocolate, Grateful and Comforting, 






80 . P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

J HSUJL1 VA 

MAMMOTH WORKS, 

Ars:yle, Duke and G-rafton Streets, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

BISCUITS & CONFECTIONERY, 

Fruit Syrups, 
Desiccated Cocoanut, 
Extracts, etc,, etc,, 

Headquarters for 

COCOANUTS. 



DEALERS IN 



HFI8, DATES, IKS, GllOft SUMS, 
LICORICE, &C. 

HA-LIFA.X, 1ST. S. 



BIOGRAPHICAL. 31 



BIOGRAPHICAL. 



HIS HONOR, ANDEEW ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, 

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOPx OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 



HON. ANDREW ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, Lieutenant 
Governor of Prince Edward Island, was born in this Prov- 
ince on the 14th Feb., 1829. He is the eldest son of Hugh 
MacDonald and Catharine MacDonald his wife, and grand- 
son of Andrew MacDonaLl who purchased an estate of 
ten thousand acres on this Island in the early part of the 
century, and with his family and some fifty of his country- 
men whom he brought with him to settle on the property, 
emigrated from Inverness-shire, Scotland, to Prince Edward 
Island where his kinsmen MacDonald Glenaladale and 
other relations had already taken up their abode. Shortly 
after his arrival in the Province, he likewise purchased the 
beautiful Island of Panmure, seven hundred acres in extent 
at the entrance of Cardigan bay. There he erected a dwelling 
house and store, and took up his residence. Here he set 
apart a suitable piece of land for a church, which was soon 
built, with the assistance of a few settlers of the same faith, 
and these all would assemble to join in offering the 
sacrifice of the mass at sucii rare intervals as a Priest visited 
the district. The firm of Andrew MacDonald & Son, 
established an extensive business in exporting the pine 
timber of the province to Great Britain, and importing such 
goods as the settlers required, and also extended a branch 
of the house to Miramichi in New Brunswick. They ex- 
perienced all the usual difficulties of early settlers in a new 
country, but we will only note a few somewhat different 



Mott's Coffee is guaranteed, 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



HALIFAX STEAM 

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W, H. SCHWARTZ & 




Finest Coffees & Spices WHOLESALE, 

HALIFAX, N. S- 



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WRITE FOR PRICES. 

SPICES BEST ON EARTH. 



CITY fOUJDRY & I0: 

210, 212 & 214 Carrlngton Street, 

I-IA.LIF A.X, 1ST. S. 

W. & A. MOIE, 

Mechanical Engineers and Machinists, 

Marine and Stationary ENGINES, Steam Stop Valves, 
Marine Spring 1 Safety Valves, Condensers, Circulating- 
and air Pumps and Bilge Ejectors, Pumps, Elevators, 
Water Gates and Hydrants, Mill and Mining Machinery, 
Shafting 1 , Pulleys and Hang-ers, Brass and Iron Casting's 
of every description, Steamship repairs a specialty, 
Repairs promptly attended to. 

ALL WORK DONE ON REASONABLE TERMS. 

Importers and Dealers in Bubber, Asbestos, Hemp and other packings, 

Zinc plates for Marine Boilers, Salinonieters and other 

Engineers requisites, 



BIOGRAPHICAL. 



Mott's Broma for the Sick. 



from the ordinary kind. In 1807 while the first ship they 
had chartered was loading, a sloop of war arrived from 
Halifax arid pressed the crew for the king's service, no men 
could be had to replace them, and the ship and cargo was 
detained for a long time, otiier ship owners Bearing the 
same fate would not accept colonial charters, and provincial 
trade was at a stand still, but Mr. MacDonaM represented 
tha matter, so vv-ell to the government that the practice was 
soon discontinued and business went on. At another time 
as the old man and one of his sons were taking passage to 
Britain in the Autumn, by a timber laden ship, she was 
captured by an American privateer and taken as a prize to 
Philadelphia, where he and his son were confined in jail for 
some months, as prisoners. In the following spring he 
managed to acquaint his friends with his situation, and the 
attention of the Provincial Government being called to the 
case, they obtained his liberation and he returned home. 
In 1817 the house at Panmure with every thing it contained 
including valuable family papers, was destroyed by fire, 
the inmates barely escaping with their lives, but undaunted 
still he imported brick and material fiom Britain and 
erected the first brick dwelling house and stables ever seen 
in that part of the Province. His original purchase of 
township lands had proved a very unfortunate one and 
involved him in a chancery suit which continued up to the 
time of his death. His son Hugh succeeded to the property 
and continued the suit for almost another generation, with 
the usual result in the chancery suits of that period, the 
litigants were ruined and the whole estate swallowed up in 
costs. Hugh MacDonald of Panmure Island was one of 
the first Roman Catholics appointed to any office of import- 
ance after the passage of Catholic emancipation. He was 
high Sheriff' of the Province in 1834, and held many other 
important offices, and represented Georgetown in the House 
of Assembly for some time, he died in 1857. He was 
succeeded by his eldest son, Andrew Archibald MacDonald, 
the subject of this sketch, who was educated at the public 
schools of the county and by private tutors. He first 
entered as a clerk in a general store, opened in Georgetown 



Pure Spices from John P, Mott & Co, Halifax, N ,g 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



DRTJOOIST, 

Manufacturer and Importer of DRUGGISTS' & GROCERS' SPECIALTIES , 
ARMBRECHT'S COCOA WINE. SPRATT'S DOG AND POULTRY FOOD. 
153 & 155 HOLLIS ST., HALIFAX. 

AGENT FOR 

THTTRBKR, ^^HYL^^D <fe CO., 
WHOLESALE GROCERS, NEW YORK, FRANCE & LONDON. 

CHRIST, JAlVtES & CO., 

Commission and Tea Merchants, Purveyors and. Exporters of 
Pickles, Sauces, Jams, &c., &c. LONDON. ENGLAND. 



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BIOGRAPHICAL. 



Mott's Coffee is guaranteed, 



by a relative, in 1844, and soon became a partner in the 
business. On the death of the senior member of the firm, 
1851, he purchased the estate, continued the business and 
embarked largely in the fisheries, and took his two brothers 
into partnership. The firm became large buyers and 
exporters of the products of the province, and engaged ex- 
tensively in ship building. In LV71, he removed with his 
family to Charlottetown, and shortly afterwards disposed of 
his interest in the business to his partners. He had been 
consular agent for the Lnittvl States, at Georgetown, for 
twenty-five yeais before his removal to the capital. He 
had entered political life at an early age, and was returned 
to the House of Assembly in 1^54, as one of the repre- 
sentatives for Georgetown. At the next general election 
although he polled a majority of the votes, he was unseated 
on the change of parties, by scrutiny in the house in 1859. 
When the Legislative Council first became elective in 1863, 
he was elected thereto by the second district of King's 
County, and again returned by the same constituencv in 
1868. Whilst a member of the opposition, the Government 
appointed him one of the delegates to confer with those 
from the Government of Nova Scotia, ancl New Bruns- 
wick, at the Charlcttetown Conference, of first of September, 
1864, on the expediency of the union of the three provinces 
when the deputation from Canada was received, and the 
subject of a general confederation of the British America 
provinces informally discussed. He was also in the same 
year a member of the delegation to Quebec, which arranged 
the first terms of confederation for the Dominion. On 
submitting these to his Island constituents, at public 
meetings, they were not approved, and he did riot after- 
wards advocate this measure until terms more favourable to 
the province, and more acceptable to the people had been 
obtained, when they received his strenuous support, both on 
the platform and in the legislature. He was first called to 
the Executive Council in Mr. Coles' administration, formed 
March, 1867, and continued in that of Mr. Hensley, and also 
of Mr. Haythorne, until the defeat of the party in September, 
1870. They were succeeded by Mr. Pope's government, of 



Mott's Spices are the Best, 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



CHARLOTTETOWN 





J 

105 Upper Great G-eorge St., 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 



LARGE & SON, 




MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF 

CARRIAaES&SLEIGHS, 

REPAIRING & PAINTING, 

DONE AT SHORT NOTICE, 



SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 



BIOGRAPHICAL. 



87 



Mott's Chocolate, Grateful and Comforting. 

which he became a member and was leader in the upper 
house until the dei ? eat of the party and their resignation 
on the 22nd April, 1872. They wore recalled to power 
within the year and he continued a member of the Govern- 
ment from that time until the better terms of confederation 
were secured and finally accomplished, when he resigned 
his seat and accepted the position of provincial postmaster 
general, 1st July, 1873. After confederation this office was 
merged in that of post master of Charlottetown, although 
still directing the provincial mail service. In 1881, he was 
also appointed post office inspector for the Colony, and held 
these offices until his appointment as Lieutenant Governor, 
on 1st August, 1884. He was a delegate to the international 
convention held at Portland U. S., in 1868, and has been a 
governor of the Prince of Wales College, a trustee for the 
Provincial Hospital for the Insane, a member of the 
Board of Education, a member of the Board of Works, and 
a member of the City School Board. In 1875, he was 
appointed by the Government arbitrator to settle differences 
between them and the contractors of the P. E. I., Railway. 
He was also public trustee under the land purchase Act 
of 1875, and when the value had been awarded to the pro- 
prietors by the Court of Commissioners, but they had 
refused to divest themselves jj^Jjjffijg titles, he executed 
conveyances of upwards of our^nous~and acres of th 
property to the government, as provided in the land 
purchase act. While in the legislature he assisted in passing 
many of the most important acts on the provincial statute 
book, and was one of the earliest advocates of the con- 
struction of the P. E. Island Railway, as a provincial work, 
although it involv.-d an expenditure of three million of 
dollars by a pro vine ' whoso ordinaiy revenue was only 
three hundred thousand dollars, and whose population was 
but one hundred thousand, but it was successfully accom- 
plished and the cost borne by the province now enjoying 
its benefits. Mr. MacDonald, like his fore fathers from time 
immemorial, professes the Roman Catholic faith. He is a 
member of the St. Vincent do Paul .-'ociety, for the relief of 
the poor, and ha? been cihioi : iho Caledonian Club for 

J. P Mott & Co., Importers & Dealers in TEAS- 



88 P. E. ISLAND DIHECTOBY. 






REPRESENTING 

IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 

THE ROYAL INSURANCE GO. 

OF LIVERPOOL. 

The London & Lancashire Insurance Co. 

OF LIVERPOOL. 

The City of London Insurance Co. 

OF LONDON. 

THE PHENIX INSURANCE CO. 

OF BROOKLYN, N. Y. 

THE MUTUAL LIFE 

OF NEW YORK. 

The Norwich & London Accident Ins- Association 

OF LONDON. 




OFFICE : 

Maeeachern's -Corner, Queen Street, 

Oharlottetown, P. E. Island. 



BIOGRAPHICAL. 39 



Mott's Cocoa, highly recommended by Physicians. 

several years past. He is also president of the Arbor 
Society. He married in 1863, Elizabeth, daughter of 
Thomas Owen, formerly postmaster general, with issue four 
sons, the eldest ^Eneas Adolphusis his private secretary and 
a law student in the office of Peters & Peters ; the second 
son Percy has gone into a mercantile establishment to learn 
the business, and the two younger sons are still at college. 



HON. WILLIAM WILFRED SULLIVAN, Q. 0., 

ATTORNEY GENERAL OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 



HON. WILLIAM WILFRED SULLIVAN, Charlottetown, 
Premier and Attorney-General of Prince Edward Island and 
a member of the Provincial Parliament, for the second 
district of King's County, was born at New London, Prince 
Edward Island, on the 6th of December, 1843. His parents 
William Sullivan and Mary McCarthy, both now deceased, 
were natives of the County Kerry, Ireland. Hon. Mr. 
Sullivan was educated at the Central Academy, and St. 
Dunstan's College, Charlottefcown. He studied law with 
the Hon. Joseph Hensley, then Attorney-General and now 
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Prince Edward 
Island. He was called to the bar of Prince Edward Island 
in trinity term, 1867, and became a partner of his preceptor, 
holding that connection until Mr. Hensley was appointed to 
the Supreme Court bench two years later. No client ever 
suffers at the hands of Mr. Sullivan, for the want of close 
application to his cause. Possessed of much coolness, clear 
judgment and sterling good sense, and being candid and 
logical in his arguments, Mr. Sullivan never fails to make 
admirable points, or to favorably impress bench and jury. 
We learn from Rose's Cyclopaedia of Canadian biography 
that Mr. Sullivan was appointed a Queen's Counsel, by the 

Ask your Grocer ibr Mott's Spice, 



90 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



HEAT ! HEATEB,!! HEATING ! !'! 

LATEST IMPROVED M h:THODS. ECOHOMY of FUEL. 



MODERATE FIRST COST. 



Sections cleaned in a few seconds with all doors 
shut, by simply turning a crank and without soiling 1 
hands or clothes of onprnt^r 




The JUBILEE is OIL- HUM A^.IU/J . ..,, , Heater pronounced 

by Hot Water Engineers, I soft Coal HEATEB 

in the Dominion, 

MARK WEIGHT & CO. 



BIOGRAPHICAL. 91 



Mott's Broma for the Sick, 



Government of Prince Edward Island in June, 1876, and by 
his excellency the governor-general of Canada, under letters 
patent, on the 19th of May, 1879, that he was one of the 
Counsel for the Government in the interests of the tenants 
before the land Commissioner's Court, under "the land 
Purchase Act, 1875." Hon. Mr. Sullivan is head of the 
extensive law firm of Sullivan & McNeill, who do business 
in all the Courts of the Province, and the Supreme Court 
of the Dominion ; is a deputy Judge of the Admiralty 
Court, and a Notary Public, and" is president of the 
Board of education and president of the Board of 
Trustees of the Prince Edward Island Hospital for the 
Insane, a director of the Merchants Bank of Prince Edward 
Island, and a local director of the Canada Life Assurance 
Company. He first entered public life in 1872, when he 
was elected to represent the first district of King's County. 
He was returned for his present seat at the general election 
in April, 1873, and again by acclamation, the following 
month on being appointed to office. He was re-elected at 
the genera] elections of 1876, 1879, 1882, and again at the 
last general election, 1886. He was a member of the 
Executive Council from the 22nd April, to June 1872, when 
he resigned, was appointed to the Executive Council with 
the office of silictor-general on the formation of the Pope 
Administration, 18th April, 1873, resigned his seat in the 
Executive Council, upon the resignation of the conservative 
government on the 4th of September, 1870, and was 
unanimously elected leader of the opposition at the meeting 
of the legislative on the 14th of March, 1877. On the 1st 
of March, 1879, Mr. Sullivan moved in the House of 
Assembly, a resolution of non-confidence in the government, 
which after a long and animated debate was carried by a 
vote of nineteen to ten on the 6th of March, and the 
administration resigned the following clay. Our subject 
Was then invited by the lieutenant governor, Sir Robert 
Hodgson, to form a government and take the position of 
premier. He succeeded in forming an administration, and 
the government were sworn in on the llth of March, 1879. 
He was elected leader of the government by the unanimous 
vote of his party in both branches of the legislative, and 

Pure Spices from John P, Mott & Co, Halifax, N.S, 



92 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

LONDON. NEW YORK. 

MURDOCHS' NEPHEWS, 

WHOLESALE 

Woolen and General Dry Goods, 

MERCHANTS, 

And Manufacturers, Agents, Ready made cloth- 
ing and GENTS FURNISHINGS a specialty. 
BEANOH WAKEHOUSES, Comer of Eollis and Prince Streets, 

HALIFAX, - - NOYA SCOTIA. 

Sample Rooms. Parquharson's Building-. 

CEAELOTTETOWN, 
J. D. RIED, AGENT. 

NEW TIN SHOP, 

Having just returned from Boston, I haze opened up Business in 

DOTJSE'S BUILDING-, 

UPPER QUEEN STREET, (Formerly used as Police Station.) 

WHERE YOU WILL FIND A STOCK OF 

TINWARE, STOVE PANS, 

Stove Pipe, Elbows, &c, 

Stove fitting and Repair work promptly 
attended to. 

A share of your patronage Solicited, 

J. JARYIS PROWSE. 



BIOGRAPHICAL. 93 



was appointed attorney and advocate general, and president 
of the Executive Council, on the formation of the adminis- 
tration, which positions he has held continuously ever since. 
The House of Assembly was dissolved and a general election 
held on the 9th of April, 1879, when the Government were 
sustained by a majority of twenty-six to four, being the 
largest support ever accorded to any administration in the 
Island. Among other acts Hon. Mr. Sullivan was chiefly 
instrumental in securing branch lines of railway to Souris 
And Tignish in 1872 ; assisted in carrying through the 
Island legislature, Terms of Confederation in 1873 : assisted 
in passing the Land Purchase Act, 1875, and other acts on 
the same subject in 1876 ; introduced and carried through 
the Legislature, an Act for Abolishing Imprisonment for 
Debt in 1879, and the Jury Act, l.S-sO, which provides for 
the trial of all civil cases by seven instead of twelve jurors, 
as well as many other measures of law reform, and acts for 
the general welfare of the province. The Hon. Mr. Sullivan 
has been on several occasions a delegate to Ottawa on 
public business, and in 1886 was a delegate to London to 
lay before the Imperial Government the case of Prince 
Edward Island concerning the non-fulfilment of the Terms 
of Confederation with regard to continuous steam com- 
munication between that province and the mainland of 
Canada. He declined a nomination for the House of 
Commons at the general election in February, 1887. Hon. 
Mr. Sullivan has been Premier for a longer period than any 
of his predecessors. As a leader he matures his measures 
thoroughly before submitting them to the House, hence his 
success in that position; his industry is unwearied, he j 
clings with the utmost tenacity to the cause which he 
advocates, and never trusts the discharge of any parlia-' 
rnentary duty devolving upon himself to another. He is a 
thorough master of the English language and speaks with 
exactness and precision. He is also extremely cautious and 
takes good care not to got his party (the Conservatives) 
into deep water. Having a strong and determined will, 
once convinced that he is right he pushes forward with 
unflinching perseverance, and success almost invariably 
crowns his efforts. He was married at Charlofctetown on the 
13th August, 1872, to Alice Maud Mary, third daughter of 
John Fenton Newbery, B. A., of Oxford, and formerly of 
London, England, and Siena, Italy, and they have six 
children. Their residence " Brighton Villa " adjoining 
Charlottetown is a beautiful place. 



94 BIOGRAPHICAL. 



EON, THOMAS HEATH HAVILAND, Q, 0,, 

MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN, 



HON. THOMAS HEATH HAVILAND, son of the late Hon. 
Thomas Heath Haviland, formerly of Gloucester, England, 
who for many years before the introduction of responsible 
Government in this Island, (1851) was a member of the 
Executive and Legislative Councils, and Colonial Secretary 
of P. E. Island. Born at Charlottetown, 13th 'November, 
1822. Educated at Brussels, in Belgium. Married in 1847, 
Ann Elizabeth, daughter of John Grubbe, Esq., late of 
Horsendon House, Bucks, England. Called to the bar of 
Prince Edward Island in 1846', and was created a Q. C. in 
1865, also a master in chancery ; a Notary Public, and a 
Colonel in the volunteer militia. Was a member of the 
Executive Council of Prince Edward Island, from April 
1859, until November 1862; for a short period in 1865 ; 
from 1866 to 1867, and from September 1870 until April 
1872. During which several periods he held the office of 
Colonial Secretary almost constantly, except in 1865, when 
he was Solicitor General. He was Speaker of the Provincial 
Assembly in 1863 to 1864, and leader of the Opposition in 
that Chamber from 1867 until the general election in 1870. 
Entered the local cabinet again 18th April, 1873, and held 
the office of Provincial Secretary, which he resigned in 18/6. 
Was a delegate to the Quebec Union Confernce, 1864, and 
to Ottawa with Hon. Messrs. Pope and Howlan, May, 1873, 
to arrange final terms upon which the Island was admitted 
as a Province of the Dominion. He was a representative 
for Georgetown in the Provincial Assembly from 1846 until 
he resigned, 1874 ; during which he introduced and was with 
others instrumental in passing many measures beneficial to 
the Province. He was called to the Senate of the Dominion 
in October, 1873, and was Lieutenant Governor of Prince 
Edward Island from 19th July, 1879, to the 31st July, 1884. 
Elected Mayor of the City of Charlottetown 1886, re-elected 
in 1887 and 1888, and again in 1889, a position he now holds, 
and fulfills the duties in this as well as the other responsible 
positions he has held, with the dignity of a gentleman, and 
the abilitv of a statesman. 



ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY 



OF 



CHARLOTTETOWN AND ROYALTY. 



BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

OF 



96 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 






LIMITED. 

YARMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA, 



pi 

" 



ENGINEERS & IRON FOUNDERS, 

Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES, STEAM PUMPS, 
STEAM FIRE ENGINES, TUG BOATS, YACHTS, Freight 
and Passenger STEAMERS, Gas and Water Works, 
Leffell Water Wheels, Lanes Rotary Mills, Ship 
Castings, Mill and General Machinery. 

STOVES IN GREAT VARIETY, 

We claim to Manufacture the Largest and best Variety of STOVES of 
any concern in Canada, 

Sole Manufacturers of the Victor Soft Coal Cook- 
ing STOVES, "Model Grand' Ranges, New Silver 
moon base Burners, u Vesta" Soft Coal base Heater, 
Orient Franklin, Churchille Patent, Odorless Boilers, 
Hollow Ware, and a great variety of articles too 
numerous to mention. 

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, 

Messrs. DODD & ROGERS, 

Agents for Charlottetown, P. E. I. 




COOMBS' 



Printing Office 

flr>OOE>BINDERY. 



[T has been proved beyond all doubt that this 
cp 

Establishment is tfye only on^e in the Province 
tljat can, give complete satisfaction ir\ the different 
varieties of worl^ that it advertises to perform. 
Our facilities are extensive for filling orders for 
large quantities at short notice. Our BOOK and 

PAMPHLET Printing Business has increased immensely 
within t\\e past year or two. Our Mercantile and 
j^ancy Printing has been favorably pronounced upon 
by leading Typos in % U. S., particularly the 
DlTuiTiinateb UToifj, which is oqe of our Specialties. 

Our BOOK-BINDING Department turns out every 
description of work, both in Account Books with any 
pattern of Ruling, and Magazine work, Art Journals, 
Bibles, Prayer Books. Wallets. Pocket Books. &c., in 
Fine Morocco or Calf Bindings, round or square cor- 
ners, gilt or colored edges. Remember, this is the 
only place in the Province where Edge Gilding can 
be done. 

Prices as low as anywhere, consistent with quality. 



(OVER) 



CHABLOTTETOWN. 97 



Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, If, B, "^kSHSS,? co - 



CHARLOTTETOWN DIRECTORY, 


1888=89. 



ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS WORK. ab, above ; adv advertisement ; asst 
assistant; bds boards; cor corner; do sameplace or same street ; dpt department; 
e s east side; h house; n near; n s north side; opp opposite; r rear; rev reverend; 
s s soitf /* s('f?e ; wid icidoiv; w s tces side; s soM ; e ea-st ; w trestf; bet between. 



Acorn Win, blacksmith, h Spring- 
Ad ams John, bds Gay Town 
Adams Amos, carpenter, h Dorchester 

Adams Wm, blacksmith, h Gay Town 
Adams Margaret wid Charles, h Dorchester 

.Aitken W. H. of Carvell Bros., h 239 Euston 
Aitken Charles, groom, bds Kent 

' Aitken George E, drug clerk, bds Osborne House 

.- Aitken Theo., carpenter, h Hillsborough 

'Alchorn T B, china store, 135 Queen h Upper do 
Alleyne John D, shoemaker, bds Great George 
/ Allan Matthew, carriage builder, h Fitzroy 

Allen Arternas, machinist, bds Richmond 
% Allan Major John, Keeper of Poorhouse, Brighton Road 
. Alley Thomas, architect, Prince 

Alley George, Judge Queen's County Court, h Dorchester 
V Alley Arthur, clerk, bds 335 Richmond 

' Amos Arthur, machinist, h Baytield 

j Angus Robert, manager Telephone Co., h Kent 

Anderson Wm, teamster, bds Kent 

Anderson Capt. Jones, h 237 Fitzroy 
Anderson Hedley, clerk, h Alley 
Anderson Mrs wid John, h Hillsborough 

Anderson Henry ,foreman,roundhouse,Rail way h Weymouth 
J Anderson Prof. Prince of Wales College, Weymouth 

JAS. B, HALL, Boots & Shoes, Fraser ' s cSS& e . a street> 



98 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

GrO TO 

238 UPPER QUEEN ST. 238, 

Where you can select from a choice lot of 

WORSTEDS & TWEEDS, 



IN- 



ENGLISH AND SCOTCH MAKE, 

In Prices to Suit EAery Body and made up 
in STYLES second to none in this Province. 

A. J. MUEPHT. 

CH'TOWE" CUSTOM TAILOR. 



ISAAC W. WADMAN, 

QETSTER^L UNDERTAKER, 

Grafton St., No. 126 & 130, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 



FIRST CLASS 



HEAJRSES & HOUSES. 




Funerals attended to at all hours, fiine lot of ready 
made CASKETS & COFFINS, of first class quality always 
in Stock, 

ROBES, CASKET bINING & MOUNTIJMS 

ALWAYS ON HAND. 
PRICES REASONABLE. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 99 



Bet the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 



An- Capt. David, h Cumberland 

An<: isoii Win, truckman, h Cumberland 
Ar- iariean Telegraph Co., 51 Queen, see adv 

Artiui J . mes, truckman, h Fitzroy 
k.riiiu P-'.iil, laborer, h Euston 

Arbiiig 0, blacksmith, Kent St., h Great George 
Arbing John, truckman, h Edward 

Arbing Wallace, barber, h Edward 
Arbing Win, butcher, h Edward 
-Armour Nelson, engineer, Railway, h Hillsborough 
Arnaud F H, Cashier, M. Bank of Halifax, h 45 Grafton 
Ashley Caroline, wid John, ii Great George 
J ' Ashley John, steward, bds Great George 
J' Auld Bros., Eggs and Produce, Grafton. w- adv 
vNAuid GE, of Auld Bros., bds Grafton 
Auld Wm, clerk, bds 223 Kent 
Ayling Edward, porter, Railway, h Victoria 
Babcock John, laborer, h Gay Town 
1 Baird Otto, machinist, Railway, h Sydney 

Baird John, cabinet maker, bds Fitzroy 
r 'Bagster C B, bds Great George 

' Bagnall John S, Dentist, Richmond St., h Queen, see adv 
J Bagnall G R, tel. operator, railway, bds Hay den House 

* Bagan Mrs wid, h King 

Baggs John, laborer, h Rotchford 
\J" Ball John, clerk Leg. Council, h Royalty 
v-Ball J P., C E, bds Royalty 

Balls Wm, laborer, h Orlebar 

*/ ' Balderston Benj., grocer, 141 Queen, h Great George, see adv 
j* Bank Merchants of P. E. Island, Water, see adv 
i/- Bank Merchants of Halifax, Richmond 

' Bank of Nova Scotia, cor. Great George and Richmond 
^h Barrett R M, bookkeeper, h 97 Water 

4 Barrett James, Lumber Dealer,Pownal Wharf,h Dorchester, 
w Barr Miss Emma, teacher, bds Dorchester 

Barr Grace, wid James, h 274 Grafton 
' Bartlett A A, commission agent, 53 Queen, h Fitzroy 
Barnes Michael, cooper, h Queen 
Batt Bros., Tugboat Owners, Peakes Wharf 
Batt William, of Batt Bros., h 174 Water 

Larrigans and Moccasins at James B, Hall's, 




100 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

A. DOWN, 

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF 

HARD, 

SOFT, 

ROUND, 



POWNAL WHARF, Oharlotteto-wn, P. B. I. 

Please Give U3 a Call. Orders thankfully Bsceived. 

JAMBS BARRETT, 

DEALER IN ALL SORTS OF 

LUIBSii, 
PINE, 
SPRUCE MAPS. 

SHINGLES, LATHS. PALINGS," 

CLAPBOARDS, SMI JG, FLOORING, 
FENCE RAILS & CEDAR POSTS, 

ALL AT VERY MO DERATE PRICES. 

ANDREW A. LEOKiE, M. R. C. V. S. 

Member of the Koyal College of VETEBHTABY SURGEONS, Member 
of the GLASGOW VETJBBINABY MEDICAL SOCIETY, Honorary 
FeUow-ship DIPLOMA from the said Society. 

(CLASS CERTIFICATES.) 

1st. Class in Junior Anatomy. 2nd. Class in Materia Mediea. 
2nd. Class in Morbid Anatomy. 

(PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION.) 

1st. Class Certificate and passed in Latin, Mathematics, and 
Algebra. 2nd. Class Certificate in Science & Art Department 
of Great Britan for Physiology. 

ELDON HOUSE, Kent Street. 







CHARLOTTETOWN. 101 



Medals awarded Seo, A. Troop & Co,, P aris 1876, Hula. 1878 

- J Batt George, of Batt Bros., h 176 Water 
J Batt Frank, of Batt Bros., h 174 Water 

Bateman Mrs, washwoman, h Graf ton 
V/.Bayfield & Blanehard, barristers, 212 Richmond 
v/ 'Bayfield E, of Bayfield & Blanehard, h Lower Malpeque Rd 
^ 'Bayfield Fannie, wid H W, h Queen 

Bayne Mrs Eliza, h Hillsborough 
J Bayne Miss Lizzie, teacher, bds Hillsborough 
,4* Bayue Miss Lillie, music teacher, bds Hillsborough 
^ * Beales James, broker, Great George, h Grafton 
vJ* Beairsto Robert, auctioneer, bds Osborne House 

Beairsto George A, bookkeeper, h Douglas 
^ 'Beer Bros., Dry Goods, 157 Queen 
*J Beer W W, of Beer Bros., h Weymouth 
J rBeer Frank, of Beer Bros. ; h Weymouth 
^f - Beer & Goff, grocers, 169 Queen 
7 *Beer F H, of Beer & Goff, h 419 Kent 

* Beer Frank D, M D, h 226 Weymouth 

Beer L L, of Weeks & Beer, h Kent 
Beers Fred, tanner, h Fitzroy 

Beer William, can maker, h Sydney 
J-Beer Mrs, wid Henry, h Water 
j ' Beer Jane, wid John, h Weymouth 
/ Beer Mrs, wid G R, h King Square 

Bell John, tailor, h 197 Prince 
^'Bell Joseph, tailor, h Kent 
si 'Bell John, tailor, Pownal h do 
<J \ Bell J H, shoemaker, Great George 

Bell Francis A, engine driver, railway, h Kent 
Bell Mary, wid John, h Euston 
, Bell George farmer h Fitzroy 
a Bell Charles, shoemaker, h Fitzroy 
Bell Dougald, truckman, h Euston 
Bell Murdock, truckman h Euston 
. Bell John E, clerk, bds Pownal 
/ * Bell Charles, tailor, h Prince 

9 Bentley Hon G W, Commissioner Public Works, bds Water 

Bennet Mark, blacksmith, h Euston 
\1 Benoit Clement, Eureka House, Water 
vBethune David, painter, h Kent 

Go to Jas, B, Hall's for Rubbers and Overshoes, 



102 



P. 11. ISLAND DIRECTOEY. 



THE F>I>ACE; TO BUY 



BUILDERS AND GENERAL 

HARDWARE, 

IRON, STEEL, NAILS, PAINTS, OILS ftc. 

SAJDDLEiR'S GOODS, 

CARRIAGE STOCK, 

TRIMMINGS IN ALL LINES. 

MANUFACTURED OF 

BUGGY TOPS. 




AGENT FOR 



MCLAUGHLINS NOISELESS GEAR, 

ALL OTHER MAKE OF GEARS IN STOCK, 

"W. E. DAWSOE", 



CORNER KENT & GT. GEO. ST. 



Charlottetown. 



CHAELOTTETOWN. 103 



Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, 



Be van John, tailor, h 114 Edward 

Be van Fred, tailor, h 177 Cumberland 

Billingslee Almira, wid Richard, h Euston 

Binns Charles, barrister, h Kent 

Binns Archibald, bailiff, h Richmond 

Binns Walter, machinist, railway, h Graf ton 

Blackburn Edward, laborer, h Queen 

Blake Bros., butchers, Market House and King St 
Blake Patrick, M. P. P., of Blake Bros., h 124 King 

Blake David, upholsterer, bds Hillsborough 
Blake George, blacksmith, h Hillsborough 

Blake Philip, fireman, Hillsborough 

Blaker John, baker, h Kent 

Blanchard S, lawyer, h Grafton 

Blanchard Clement, bds Great George 

Blanchard Joseph, mason, h Gay Town 

Blatch Louisa, wid Henry, h 105 Fitzroy 

Board of School Trustees Office, Richmond 

Bolger John, pro. Railway Hotel, Water 

Bolger Simon, Ocean House, 33 Pownal 

Bolger Samuel, groeer shop, and h Prince 

Bonnell E. S., watchmaker, 114 Q\ieen h Grafton 

Bonnell Thomas, cabinet maker, h Grafton 

Boreham W R, clerk, h 66 Kent 

Bos well W J, clerk, h Pownal 

Boswell Harry, clerk, bds Pownal 

Boswell Wallace, clerk, bds Pownal 

Botts William, wool finisher, h Fitzroy 

Bourke John, laborer, bds Grafton 

Bourke Mrs wid W C, Water 

Bourke Crilly W, clerk, Hotel Davies 

Bourke Patrick, of Bourke & Edmonds, h Richmond 

Bourke Michael, painter, h Hensley 

Bovyer Jane, wi<! George, h Grafton 

Bovyer Wm, machinist, h Great George 

Bowden John, laborer, h Grafton 

Bowden Daniel, laborer, h Grafton 

Bowers John, saddler, h Hensley 

Boyce Albert, painter, bds Kent 

Boylan Patrick, h Weymouth 

Men's hand made Long Boots Cheap at J.B. Hall's. 



104 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

RITCHIE BROS, & CO, 

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 



AND DKALKRS IN 



fRUIT, PRODUCE, &C. 



EGGS & FRUIT A Specialty, 



QUEEN ST. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 



o. 

Dealer in Seeds, ftrocBries antl Provisions, 

Canned Goods, Preserves, Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Dyes, 
Hardware, Crockery and Glassware. 

Also, Exporter of EGGS, for which the Highest Cash Price is 
always paid. An advance of 1 per cent, per dozen given in exchange 
for Goods. Remember the places : 

Stores : One on Great George Street, near W. E. Dawsoris ; the other 
on the Corner of Great George and Bay field Streets. 



Exporter and Dealer in all kinds of P, E. Island Produce. 

&^ EGGS a specialty. Produce bought on Commission. 
P. O. BOX 268, CHARLOTTETOWN, P, E. ISLAND. 

AMERICAN HOUSE' 

33 Dorchester Street, Charlottetown. 

Accommodation for Permanent and Transient Boarders. 

JOHN KELLY, Proprietor. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 

Geo, A, Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 

Y Boyle William, tanner, Lower Spring Park Road, h do 
1 Brace R. K., grocer, Graf ton, h Sydney 
' Bradley Peter, policeman, h Douglas 
^Bradley James, h Great George 

Bradley James, laborer, h Pownal 
Bradley Peter, carpenter, h 131 Hillsborough 

Brawders Win, cabinet maker, h Fitzroy 

> raze I Patrick, laborer, h Sydney 
I - Breeken F. De. St. C., postmaster, h 99 King 
/ Breeken John, h Kent 
J* Breeken Joseph, bookkeeper, bds Eustorf 
~ ' Breeken Leith E, law student, bds 99 King 
' ' Brehaut Wm, plasterer, h Grafton 
; ' Brehaut John, waterman, h Great George 
^ Brehaut Wm, jr., plasterer, bds Grafton 

Brennick Patrick, apprentice, bds Bishop 

Brennan Thomas, h Chestnut 

Brennan Mrs, grocer, h Sydney 

Bremner Wilfred, clerk, bds 232 Prince 

Bremner George, asst collector customs, 232 Prince 
* Bremner A G, bds Great George 
/ Bremner Benjamin, printer, h 343 Grafton 
\A Bridges Robert, butcher and pork dealer, h Hillsborough 

Bridges Miss B, bookkeeper, bds Hillsborough 

Brydges Philip, machinist, h Queen 

Brydges Charles, fireman, Weymouth 

Brydges William, clerk, Weymouth 
' " Brooks Thomas R, truckman, 96 Grafton 
' Brown A L, dry goods, 97 Queen h Euston 

Brown William, h Fitzroy 

Brown John, carpenter, h Grafton 
Brown Miss Maria, dressmaker, h Euston 
Brown Charles, blacksmith, railway, h Kent 

J Brown Alex., h Fitzroy 

Brown William, watchman, h School 
Brown Miss Kate, bookbinder, bds Grafton 
* Brown James D, carpenter, h St. Peter's Road 

Brown Robert, blacksmith, St. Peter's Road 
, Brown J G W, Post Office clerk, bds Euston 

Bruce D. A., merchant tailor, Queen h Dorchester, see adv 

JAS. B. HALL, Boots & Shoes, Fraser ' s oh c Sf&t Q oZ n street ' 



106 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

THE MEDICAL HALL, 

S. W. DODD, 

Dodd's Corner, Queen Spare, Oharlottetown, P. E, Island- 
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Combs, 
Sponges, and all Druggist's Sundries, Dyes, and Dye woods, 
wholesale and retail, warranted best of their kind. 

Fishing Tackle, Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco Pouches, etc., etc. 

Liquors and Wines for Medicinal use ; of the best quality, 
imported direct from France and Spain by the proprietor. 
Also Californian Wine, especially recommended for invalids. 

Physicians' Prescriptions & Family Recipes 

Dispensed and prepared from Genuine English Drugs. 

All Goods in the establishment may be relied upon as 
the best obtainable. 

GROCERIES! 



CONNOLLY & CO. 

(Late Connolly Bros) 

DIRECT IMPORTERS OF 

Choice TEA and Family Groceries, FLOUR, 
MEAL, MOLASSES, KEROSENE OIL, &c. 

-ALSO- 

A choice selection of English & Canadian CONFECTIONERY- 

Goods despatched, free of charge, to any part of the city, Railway 
and Steamers. Highest Cash Price paid for EGGS, or 1 cent per 
dozen extra for trade. 

BEIAE EOOT PIPES, CIGAKS, TOBACCOS, A Specialty. 

Kj^Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits 
Corner Queen and Dorchester Streets, Charlottetown. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Mammoth Older, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

>ruce Alexander, clerk, bcls Sydney 
Bruce L A, clerk bds Kent 
Burns James, laborer, h Dorchester 
Burns Edmund B, clerk, bds Euston 
Burns John, blacksmith, bds Euston 
Burns John H, clerk, bds Dorchester 
Burns James, laborer, h King 
Buchannan John, laborer, h Union 
Burbridge Mrs, dressmaker, h Richmond 

* Burke Rev A E, Roman Catholic Bishop's Palace 
Bulger Mrs, dressmaker, h Great George 

' Burris Mrs T, teacher dancing, h Great George 
' Burris Thomas, printer, h Great George 

Butler Richard, laborer, h Kent 

Butler Elizabeth, wid John, h Euston 

* Butler Mrs, h Fitzroy 

Butler Thomas, fireman, h Fitzroy 
v Byrne Bros., grocers, 40 Great George 
Byrne James, of Byrne Bros., h Dorchester 

* Byrne Edward, of Byrne Bros., bds Dorchester 
Byrne John, of Byrne Bros., bds Dorchester 

^ Byrne William, bookkeeper, h Grafton 
" Byers William, laborer, h Rotchford 

* Byers David, laborer, h Rotchford 

* Byers William^flaborer, h Grafton 

Cahill Patrick, laborer, h Mount Edward Road 
Cahill Miss Mary, railway janitress, h Cumberland 
Cahill John, baker, bds <6 Grafton 
Cahill Thomas, janitor bds Grafton 
Cairns Mrs J, boarding house, 309 Kent 

* Cairns Adelbert, marble worker, bds 309 Kent 

- Cairns & McLean, marble workers, Kent 

Cairns Charles, of Cairns & McLean, h 336 Kent 
^Cairns John, clerk, bds 309 Kent 

* Callbeck Thomas R, bookkeeper, h Dorchester 

' Callbeck H J, agent, Try on Woe] en Mills, h Sydney 

> Callaghan Bernard, grocer, Dorchester h do 

* Callaghan W F, gentleman, bds Osborne House 
? Callaghan James, clerk, Post Office, h Grafton 

Callaghan Miss Lucy, h Kent 

Gall and inspect Jas, B, Hall's Fine Boots & Shoes, 



108 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

RAILWAY HOUSE, 

RICHMOND STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN. 

Farmers, Mechanics, Professional & Business Men and 

all Travellers who desire quiet Homelike Lodging are 

respectfully invited to Patronise this House, within a few 
yards of the Market & Public Offices. 

BEST STABLING IN THE CITY IN CONNECTION. 

JOHN MCRAE, 

PROPRIETOR. 

OWEN H. TRAINOR 

TONSORIAL ARTIST, 

LOWER QUEEN STREET. 

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO 

SHAVING, SHAMPOOING & HAIRDRESSING, 

CHAROES REASONABLE. 

All Work warranted First-class at Lowest Rates for Cash. 



JAMES D. TAYLOR, 

Bookbinder, Itak Manufacturer, te, 

NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, 

OHABLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 

Satisfaction always Guaranteed, or no Charge made. 

Special attention given to the Binding of Old Books, 
Magazines, Law Books, Music, Picturesque Canada, etc. 

AH work executed with neatness and despatch, at rock- 
bottom prices, and in a manner that will ensure satisfaction. 

Those favoring me with their orders will receive prompt 
attention. 

JAMES D. TAYLOR, BOOKBINDER, 

North Side Queen Square, - Oharlottetown, P. E. Island. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 109 



Mammoth Viaepr Works, St. John, N. B, GEO - & 



co - 



Callaghan Owen, laborer, h Chestnut 
Callaghan Mrs John, h Spring 
Callaghan Bernard, gardener, h Dorchester 
Callaghan Patrick, fireman, h Spring 
Callaghan James, truckman, Mount Edward Road 
Cameron Charles, sergeant police, h Great George 
Cameron Roderick, capt str St. Lawrence, h Pownal 
Cameron Alexander, capt str Princess, h Grafton 
Cameron James, h Grafton 
Cameron James M, clerk, Kent, bds do 
Cameron Edmund, grocer, Kent bds do 
Cameron John A., watchmaker, Kent bds do 
Cameron Alexander, laborer, h King 
Cameron John, carpenter, h Dorchester 
Cameron Daniel, painter, bds Brighton Road 
Cameron John, hairdresser, bds 20 Queen 
Campbell Francis, laborer, h Hensley 
Campbell Thomas, Wbwss*, h Richmond 
Campbell Robert, bookkeeper, h Water 
Campbell John M, clerk, Post Office, h Water 
Campbell Alexander, carpenter, h Water 
Campbell Alexander, laborer, h Dorchester 
Campbell Duncan, teamster, h Kent 
Campbell Frank, laborer, bds 314 Kent 
Campbell John A, carpenter, h Douglas 
Campbell Mrs Mary, h Palmer's Lane 
Campbell Thomas, h Great George 
Campbell Neil R, tailor, h Weymouth 
Campbell A S, bookkeeper, 
Campbell John N, policeman, h Kent 
Cant well William D, engineer, h Water 
Cantley John, fireman, h Kent 
Carmody Enoch, oysterrnar, h Sydney 
Carmody Joseph, oysterman, h Dorchester 
Carmichael Charles, cabinet maker, bds Kent 
Carmichael Mrs Mary, h Kent 
Carpenter Joseph, carpenter, h Rotchford 
Carpenter John, laborer, h Kent 
Carpenter William, fisherman, bds Rotchford 
Carr George, laborer, h Powaal 



JAS. B. HALL, Boots & Shoes, ^fcffiESSr street> 



HO P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

BOARDING, 









OPPOSITE ST. DUNSTAN'S CATHEDRAL, 
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. EX I 



P. P. GILLIS, PROPRIETOR. 



Horses, Coaches, Bug-gles, 

Barouches and Open Wagons 



TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Get the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Carr John, gardener, h Euston 
Carr Robert, blacksmith, h Euston 

J * Carroll & McAleer, carriage builders, Great George 
v Carroll Timothy, of Carroll & McAleer, h Alley 
Carroll Bernard, carpenter, h Dorchester 
Carroll Daniel, carpenter, h Dorchester 

Carroll J*)hn, grocer, h Sydney 
Carroll William, captain, h Pownal 

J * Carroll Henry M, barber, Water h Sydney, we adv 

* Carroll John, clerk, bds Rotchford 

* Carroll John, reflector Oyster Saloon, Queen h do 

Carroll Miss Mary A, confectionery etc., Queen h do 
^ Carroll John, h Rotchford 

v* Carruthers Rev. James, (Presbyterian,) h 320 Pownal 
' Carter George & Co., Grocers & Seedsmen, Queen, see adv 

Carter George, of George Carter & Co., h Great George 
p Carter Isaac, of George Carter & Co., h King Squire 

Carter Daniel, carder, h Great George 

Carter Joseph, clerk, h Vermont 
Carter John, laborer, h Douglas 

Carter Miss Annie, clerk, bds Great George 
' % Carter W. F., confectioner, Queen h do 

Carter James, clerk, h Orlebar 
v ' Carvell Bros., Commission Merchants and Steamship 

Agents, Queen, see adv 
J Carvell Hon J S, Senator, of Carvell Bros., h West 

* Carvell Lewis, of Carvell Hros., h Pownal 

Carvell F Parker, clerk, bds West 

* Casely Thomas, coal dealer, h Sydney 
. Cass Robert, laborer, h Hillsborough 

J - Caven Professor. P of W College, h Weymouth 
4 Cavanagh David, truckman, h King 

* Champion S, Cooper & Lumber Dealer. Queen's Wharf h 

School, see adv 

Chandler Henry, h Great George 

Chandler James, carriage builder, bds Great George 
' Chandler William, steward, h King 
Chandler Charles, clerk, bds Southport 
Chandler, F S, city collector, h 169 King 

Chapman Arthur, laborer, h Royalty 

James B, Hall's for Stylish Boots and Shoes, 



112 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

A. & C. QUIRK, 

<C1TY STEAM BAKERY,^ 



MANUFACTURERS OP 



PLAIN & FANCY BISCUITS, 

PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, 

And Dealers in Choice CONFECTIONERY, A 
full Stock of 

CAKE, PIES, FRESH ROLLS, &0. 

Always on hand. Parcels delivered at Station free of Charge, 
Prince Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 

JASPER PiCKARD, 

SADDLER & 

HARNESS MAKER, 

North Side Queen Square, Ch'town, P. E. I. 

All khius L w HARNESS constantly on 
hand and rapr i- attended to promptly. 



SAUND ,^S & NEWSOM, 

LERS IX ALL KINDS OF 

FRESH AND SALT MEATS, 

OF THE BEST QUALITY. 

COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR SMOKIM MEATS 

OF ALL KINDS, 
Kent Street, near King Square, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. H3 



Beo. A, Troop & Co,, Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, S, B, 

* Chapman Alexander, carpenter, h Sydney 
Chappell Mrs, h Fitzroy 

Cbappell David, grocer, Prince h do 
Chappell J J, railway clerk, h St. Peter's Road 

* Chappell Charles B, of Phillips & Chappelle h Kent 

* Chappelle Theo. L. books etc., 103 Queen h Prince 
I Charlottetown Gas Works Co., Sydney 

^' Charlottetown Woollen Mills Co., office and store, 195 

Graf ton. see adv 

J' Charlottetown Business College, Richmond 
J - Charlottetown Sash and Door Factory, Peakes Wharf. 

see adv 

- Charlottetown Milling" Co., foot of Prince, see adv 
Chiltoii Sarah, wid Arthur, h Chestnut 
Chilton George, tailor, bds Chestnut 
Chiasson Angus, tailor, bds Queen 
, * Churchill H M, fish dealer, h Hillsborough 
9 *City Building", cor Queen and Kent 
* City Hospital, Dorchester 
f * City Market, Queen Square 
Clark James A, bds School 
Clark Joseph, engineer, h Water 

* Clark W. W., shipping agent, etc., Queen's Wharf, h Sydney 
"Clark C A, supt Woolen Mills, h Clark 

Clark Miss Emily, dressmaker, bds 335 Kent 
V * CJark Pope, train despatcher, railway, bds Great George 
Clark Arthur, clerk, h King- 
Clark, C J, section foreman, h Pleasant 
Clark Thomas, fireman, h Malpeque Road 
Clark George, farmer, h Royalty 
Clark Joseph, flour mill, h Richmond 
^' Clarkin Bros., Coal Merchants, S. N. Wharf, see adv 

Clarkin Peter, of Clarkin Bros., h King 
J Clarkin Patrick, of Clarkin Bros.,h King 
Clarkin John, clerk, bds King 
Clarkin John, truckman, h King- 
Clary Miss Maggie, h Fitzroy 

Clements A H, cabinet maker, bds 140 Weymouth 
>/* Clements Robert, shoemaker, h 140 Weymouth 
, Clinton Michael, laborer, h Pownal 



JAS. B. HALL, Boots & Shoes, FrasCT ' s c & e &fc streetl 



p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



4l.JL.JL., 



CUSTOM BOOT & SHOEMAKER, 

Keeps constantly on hand a full line of 

HAND-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, 

For Gents', Ladies', Misses', Boys' and Youths' wear: Also 
a full supply of Shoe-findings, Closed Uppers, Lasts, etc. 

ORDERED WORK always 
promptly attended to. 




I Eepairing, of all kinds, 

DONE WITH 

NEATNESS AND DESPATCH. 

T. H. BELL, 

Sign of the Great Big Boot, Knight's Old Stand, Upper Great George St. 

ROBERT BRIDGES, 

-PACKER AND SHIPPER OF 

Barreled Pork, 

Hams, Bacon, Lard, 
Beef, Produce, &c., &c. 



HILLSBOROUGH STREET, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. H5 



Malt, Cider and White lino Vinegar, Mam S t j& r . E"* 1 - 

Clinton Patrick, laborer, h Pownal 

v Coady Mrs. M., wid Richard, Restaurant, Great George h do 
% Cobb Samuel, gardener, h Sydney 
Cobb William, carpenter, h Dorchester 
Coffin Henry S, carpenter, railway, h Hillsboiough 

Coffin Herbert, clerk, bds 242 Kent 
+ Coffin John, pro Morell House, 242 Kent 
* Coffin W D, farmer, St. Peter's Road 
Coffin Benjamin, clerk, bds Sydney 

* Coffin W M, grocer, Grafton h Hillsborough 
Coffin Robert D, salesman, bds 61 Sydney 

-Coffin Louis H, carriage builder, Great George h Academy 
Coffin Augustus, laborer, bds Fitzroy 
Coffin Robert, carpenter, h Bishop 

* Collins C D, grocer, Richmond, h do 
Collins John, caulker, h King 

* Collings John, steward, h Great George 

* Collins Solomon, tanner, h grafton 
Coles Mrs George, h Kent 

* Collier William, truckman, h Rotchford 

> Collier George, laborer, h Rotchford 

* Colwill W P, crockery, etc., Grafton h do 
Colwill John, gardener, h Upper Queen 

Colwill Philip, contractor, h Malpeque Road 
Connolly Mrs Owen, h Esplanade 
/ - Connolly Mrs, grocer, Queen h King 

Connolly & Co., grocers, Queen 

J Connolly Patrick, of Connolly Bros., h Dorchester 
Connolly John, h Dorchester 
Connolly Henry, bds Grafton 
Connolly Patrick, baggage master, str h Richmond 
Connolly Miss Mary, boarding house, Richmond 

* Connolly P C. Hotel, Grafton 

> Connolly Mrs Patrick, h Pownal 
Connolly Michael, laborer, h Pownal 
Connolly John, laborer, h Pownal 

Connolly John B, boiler maker, bds Fitzroy 
Connolly Mrs Mary, h Fitzroy 

Connolly Robert, grocer, cor Wey mouth and Fitzroy h do 
f Connolly Thomas, carpenter, h Sydney 

Jas, B, Hall's is the Place to buy Boots & Shoes. 



116 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 






R. MCMILLAN, 



DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF 



HARD AND SOFT 



COAL & WOOD, 



FOOT OF PRINCE STREET, 



CHAELOTTETOWN, 



P. E. ISLAND. 



CHAKLOTTETOWN. H7 



Mammoth Older, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

Connolly Miss Maggie, clerk, bds Queen 

Connors John, laborer, h Dorchester 

Connors John, truckman, h Great George 

Connors John, laborer, h 149 Queen 

Connor Thomas, laborer, h Grafton 

Ccnroy Peter, physician, h l(j Great George 

Conroy Thomas, warden Aysluni, h Grafton 

Conroy William, shoemaker, Kent bds 199 Wey mouth 

Conway John, truckman, h Grafton 

Con way Mrs James, h Richmond 

Conlan Edward, shoemaker, h Spring 

Connought Thomas, laborer, Sydney 

Convent de Notre Dame, Hillsborough, Square, see adv 

Convent St. Joseph's, Pownal 

Cook G. H. & Co., Photographers, Queen 

Cook G H, of G H Cook & Co., h Kent 

Cook Thomas, photographer, Queen h Sydney 

Cook John, apprentice, bds Grafton 

Cook William, sailmaker, h Pownal 

Cook James, bookkeeper, h Prince 

Cook John, grocer, Hillsborough 

Coombs Joseph, painter, h Euston 

Coombs George, ship stores etc., Water h do. see adv 

Coombs John, printer, Queen h Water 

Cooper Miss Lottie, clerk, bds Euston 

Cooper Elizabeth : wid Henry, h Euston 

Corish William, tobacconist, h Grafton 

Corish William, laborer, h Grafton 

Corish Mrs John, h Grafton 

Corney Samuel, laborer, h Gay Town 

Corney Robert, carpenter, h Gay Town 

Corney James, laborer, bds Grafton 

Corbett Robert, machinist, railway, h Sydney 

Correll Philip, carpenter, h Gay Town 

Cornfoot Alexander, laborer, h Richmond 

Costello Thomas, h Bayfield 

Cotton W. L., editor '' Examiner," h Queen 

Cox John W, carpenter, h Wey mouth 

Cox Capt, h Prince 

Cox P D, Land Surveyor, Queen h Prince 

French Calf Boots and Shoes at Jas. B. Hall's 



P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



ESTABLISHED 1867. 



AMHERST 

BOOT & SHOE MFG. CO. 

WHOLESALE 

BOOT & SHOE MANUTAOTUBEBS, 
AMHERST, NOVA SCOTIA, 

FACTORY NEAR DEPOT, 
114 by 40 feet, Four Stories High. 

STOP! HOLD ON! WAIT A MINUTE! 

Did you know that VATCHER keeps that Grocery and Provision 
Store on the Corner of Huston and Orlebar Streets? Now, no. Well he 
does; and do you know he sells Cheap, and keeps such a Good Fresh 
Stock. Everything nice ; call and see him. He keeps a nice assortment 



Such as Brackets, Watt Pockets, Card Receivers, Picture Frames, &c. 
Don't tell anyone. Good morning. Bemember the place. 

GEORGE VATCHER, 

Euston Street, Charlottetown. 



CONFECTIONER AND FRUIT DEALER. 

After ten years experience in catering for Teas, Picnics, &c.,Iam 
prepared and determined to continue giving satisfaction as in the past. 

Large or small orders Jilled at shortest notice. 

A FIEST-CLASS SALOON in connection with the Confectionery. 

Strictly Temperance Drinks always on hand. Ice Cream and Fruits 
in season. Oysters served, or by barrel, in season. 

JAMES VATCHER, 

No. 290, Kent Street. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Co., Paris 1876, Phila. 1878. 

Coyle John, cleaner, railway, h Fitzroy 
Ooyle Philip, laborer, h Kent 
Coyle Peter, foreman, h Fitzroy 
Coyle William, tanner, h Douglas 
Coyle Miss Frances, h Dorchester 

* Coyle Philip, h Richmond 

* Coyle John, laborer, h Dorchester 
Coyle John, painter, h Richmond 

Coyle Stephen, tobacconist, h Richmond 
Coyle Mrs, h Graf ton 

Coyle Owen, clerk, bds Richmond 

% Coyle Philip, mason, bds Richmond 
x Coyle Thomas, mason, bds Richmond 
^ Crabbe Simon W., Hardware Merchant, Graf ton h Prince 

Crabbe Joseph, carpenter, h Euston 
x Crabbe William, h Weymouth 
v Crabbe Henry, carpenter, h Weymouth 
4 Crabbe Robert, pro Provincial House, 63 Sydney 

Crabbe Neil, tailor, Weymouth 
, Crabbe Mrs, h King 

v * Crabbe Otto R, railway mail clerk, bds Hotel Davies 
J * Crawford R H, bookkeeper 

Creane Robert, carpenter, h Bishop 
Crehan Michael, moulder, h Rotchford 
, Crehan Frank, laborer, King 
' * Cronan James, carpenter, h Fitzroy 
Croake John, tailor, h Douglas 
Crockett Donald, mason, bds Kent 
Crockett James, mason, h Cumberland 
j -Crockett John T, bookkeeper, h 162 Kent 

Crockett William, cabinet maker, h Fitzroy 
^Crockett Ralph, watchmaker, h Weymouth 

Crockett James, bricklayer, h Cumberland 
' Crosby Albert R, druggist, h Hillsborough 

Crosby J D, stone cutter h Fitzroy 
Crosby William, painter, h Fitzroy 

* Crosby George, laborer, h Pownal 

Croskill W H, clerk supt railway, h Cumberland 
J Grossman H H, painter, h Fitzroy 

* Cross William P, saddler, h Gaytown 

Jas, B. Hall's for Boots & Shoes, Eraser's Corner. 



120 R E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

MARK WRIGHT & CO., 



MANUFACTURERS OF 



Household, Church, School, Store & Office 

FURNITURE. 



Large Stock to Select from. Lowest 
Prices in the Province. 



WE CAN SUPPLY THE TEADE AT LOWEST EATES. 
ALL KINDS MACHINE JOBBING. 



MARK WRIGHT & CO., 
Funeral Directors. 

COFFINS, CASKETS & FURNISHINGS. 



ORDERS TAKEN DAY OR NIGHT. 

n?x:x.xixxKO3!iirxi asro. 3. 

CHARLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

Cullen Joanna, wid Thomas, h Pownal 
<* * Cullen Patrick, keeper 17ominion building, h do 
Cullen Miss, h Kent 

Gummings Charles, engineer, h Chestnut 
Cummings Christy, wid Stephen, h Richmond 
Cummings Harriet, wid William, h Palmer's Lane 

* Cummings John, engineer, h Hillsborough 
Cummiskey Michael, truckman, li King 

\ Cundall H J, capitalist, li West 
' Curley Philip, boarding house, Queen 
v Curran Michael, tanner, h Douglas 
J " Curran Francis, teacher, h Euston 

Curran Margaret, wid Lawrence, h Great George 

Curran Patrick, laborer, h Richmond 
> Currie James, Collector Customs, h Pownal 
Currie Angus, laborer, h Graf ton 

Currie Daniel, laborer, h Graft-on 

Currie D A, laborer, h Euston 

Currie Mrs, wid John, h Pownal 

Currie John, laborer, h Pownal 

Currie Donald, shoemaker, h Pownal 
4 Currie Mrs, wid Donald, h Prince 

* Currie Miss Florence, teacher, bds Prince 
J * Currie Miss C, clerk, bds Prince 

* Currie Miss Maggie, dressmaker, h Pownal 

* Currie Miss Jessie, dressmaker, h Pownal 
Currie John, carpenter, h Sydney 
Currie John, laborer, h Weymouth 

* Curtis James, high sheriff, h Wiiisloe (Royalty) 
' * Curtis J Fred, landing waiter Customs, h Queen 

Curtis, Mrs, h Rotchford 

* Custom House and Post Office, Queen Square 

* Daly Michael, tailor, h Water 

* Daly James, yard master, Railway 

-* Dalton Michael J, clerk, bds Dominion House 

* Dalziel John, h Hills borough 

~ Dalziel John, bookkeeper, h Queen- 

r Dalziel Charles, timekeeper, h 52 Bayfield 

* Dammarell Fred, carpenter, railway, h Hillsborough 
Darrach John, grocer, 100 Richmond h do 

Go to James B. Hall's for Fishermans Boots. 



122 P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

THE MUSIC STORE, 

(SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE.) 




HEADQUARTERS FOR 

PIANOS, * ORGANS, 

AND ALL OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 

Sheet Music and Music Books. Best VIOLIN STRINGS always in Stock 

C. P. FLETCHER. 

Queen Street Charlottetown, OPPOSITE WATSON'S DRUG STORE. 

CITY TIN" STORE, 

UPPER QUEEN STREET, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 

L. W. HABKIS, Proprietor. 

Tinware of Every Description, Wholesale and Eetail, at 
Lowest Prices, BAKE PANS, COAL SCUTTLES, STOVE- 
PIPE, and ELBOWS, Cheaper than ever. 

FITTING UP STOVES A SPECIALTY. 

ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. 

POOLE &. LEWIS, 

PKAKK'S No. 3 V/HARF% CHARLOTTETOVVN, 

DEALERS IN 

Pine, Spruce and Hemlock Boards, 

Scantling, Studding, Laths, Palings, 

Cedar Posts, Lime and Brick, etc. 

Prices as Low as can be found Anywhere. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 123 



Get the Mammoth Yinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

* Darrach Angus, laborer, h Euston 
Darmid John, sailer, h Cumberland 

' Davies B. S. & Co., Clothers etc., Richmond 

* Davies Benj., of B S Davies & Co., bds Sydney 
^Davies George, h Brighton 

Davies Simon, h Sydney 

* Davies Benjamin, paymaster, railway, h Water 
Davies Richard, boiler maker, h Euston 
Davies Charles E, pit cleaner, railway h Grafton 

k Davies & Sutherland, barristers, Queen 

* Davies L H, M P., of Davies & Sutherland, h West 

* Davies J J, pro. Hotel Davies, Water 

* Davies John R, clerk, bds Sydney 
Davies Nathan, Inspector Hides, h Sydney 

Davies Hon Daniel, merchant, h Esplanade 

* Davison & Co., grocers, Great George 

* Davison George D, of Davison & Co., h Cumberland 
Davison Henry C C, of Davison & Co., h 240 Kent 

Davison Eliza, wid William, h Douglas 

* Davison James, clerk, h 59 Prince 

Davison Milton J, bank clerk, h Prince 

* Davison H McLean, bookkeeper, h Richmond 
Davison Frank, bds Douglas 

' Davidson Robert, H M survey, h 50 West 

* Davidson Edwin, printer, bds 50 West 

' DawsonW. E., Hardware Merchant, cqr Great George and 
Kent, h Kilburn Malpeque Road, see adv 

* Dawsoii J Brenton, bookkeeper, bds Malpeque Road 

* Dawsoii Thomas, physician, h Kent 

Davy Edward, blacksmith. Richmond h do 

* Davy Charles, shoemaker, Kent h do 

* DeBlois R F, prov. auditor, h Pownal 
DeBlois Mrs, wid G W, bds Prince 

' DeCourcey Nathaniel, truckman, h Rotchford 
Delaney Michael, laborer, h Cumberland 
Deininger Frank, groom, h Euston 

* DesRoche Angus, truckman, h Great George 

* DesRoche L, laborer, railway h King 

* DesBrisay James, Insurance Agent, Richmond h Pownal 

* DesBrisay Mrs Theo., h Spring Park Road 



Hand made Boots and Shoes at James B. Hall's, 



124 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Established 




1847- 



TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, 

BULBS, SEEDS, 
And every other Reptile for the Garden. 

CHOICE CUT FLOWERS, 

WEDDING & OTHER BOUQUETS. 
FUNERAL DESIGNS OF ALL SHAPES. 



ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 

Send for Catalogue. 



Bobie and North Streets, Halifax, N. S. 

HERBERT HARRIS, Proprietor. 



CHAKLOTTETOWN. 125 



Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, GEO - &JS r * co -> 



DesBrisay Benjamin, resigtrar of deeds, h Prince 
DesBrisay Louis, bank clerk, bds Prince 
DesBrisay Miss Penelope, h Fitzroy 
Desmond Thomas, laborer, h Chestnut 
Dewar Robert, salesman, h Grafton 
Dewar James, cabinet maker, h Kent 
Dewar Joseph, laborer, h Euston 
Diamond Maria, wid James, h 15 Euston 
Dillon William, sailmaker, h Grafton 
Dillon John A, messenger, bds Grafton 
Diblins William, sailor, h Prince 
Dickieson J, h Sydney 

Dingwell Howard, baggage master railway,h 199 Weymouth 
Dixon George A, clerk, bds Sydney 
Dodd & Rogers, Hardware Merchants, Queen 
Dodd Hon. T. W., of Dodd & Rogers, h Pownal 
Dodd S. W., M. D. Druggist, Queen h Pownal 
Dodd William, h Mount Edward Road 
Dogherty B, laborer, Prince 
Dogherty Miss, h Dorchester 

Dogherty Major G L, shooting gallery, King h do 
Dogherty Patrick, laborer, King 
Dogherty A F. clerk, bds King 
Dohen John, ship carpenter, h Cumberland 
Doiron Andrew, tailor, bds Great George 
Doiron Mattheas, apprentice; bds Great George 
Doiron Felix, saddler, bds Great George 
Doiron Laurence, student, bds Great George 
Doiron Joseph, boarding house, Great George 
Doiron Eusebe, saddier, bds Great George 
Doiron Leon, ship builder, h King 
Doiron Mrs Joanna, bookbindress, h Fitzroy 
' Doiron Peter, blacksmith, h Cumberland 
Dollar James, laborer, h Grafton 

Donovan Thomas, tobacconist, h Grafton 
Dooley Mrs, h Pownal 

Doolaii Margaret, wid Jamas, h Cumberland 

Dorsey James, shoemaker, h King 

Dorsey Mrs, wid John, h Prince 
Doull John, upholsterer, bds Sydney 



JAS. B. HALL, Boots & Shoes, 



*"* 



126 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

* 

GEORGE'!. COOK & 00, 

Are making very fine Photographs in all the latest styles 

Their general work takes the lead of anything yet 
produced on the Island ; and they 'are abreast of the times 
in all the latest improvements 

IN STYLETS AND FINISH. 

||.Their Prices are as Low as First-class Work will per- 
mit. Special attention paid to 

COPYING AND ENLAEGING OLD PICTURES. 
PICTURE FRAMES, in great variety, 

KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 
Over Apothecaries Hall, DesBrisay's Corner, Charlottetown. 

OLD LONDON 

TONSOR1AL PARLORS 

HENRY M. CARROLL, PROPRIETOR, 

Water Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 

WILLIAM HARPER, 
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, 

381 PITZROY STREET EAST. 

Estimates on all kinds of Buildings cheerfully given. 

Having lately put in Steam Machinery, etc., I am pre- 
pared to manufacture all kinds of Doors, Sashes and Blinds 
at cheap rates. 

Planing 1 and Resawing Done with Neatness and Despatch. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Geo, A. Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 

* Doull John, cabinet maker, h Kent 

' Doull W P, Insurance Agent, bds Kent 
Doull Nelson, cabinet maker, bds Kent 
Doull Thomas, shoemaker, Kent h Alley 
Dougan Richard, laborer, h King 
Dougan Anthony, clerk, h Grafton 
Dougan William, shoemaker, h Sydney 
Dougan W T, railway h Prince 
Dougald Norman, laborer, h Rotchford 
Doucette Annie, h Fitzroy 

* Douse Henry C C, h West 

* Douse James P, h Sydney 

* Douse Miss Arabella, h Sydney 

* Dover Thomas, shoemaker, h Kent 

* Dowling John, printer, bds Rocklin 
Dowling Edward, carpenter, h Pownal 

v Down Augustus, Coal Merchant, Pownal Wharf, h Kent 

see adv 
f Down William, clerk, bcis Kent 

Downing Walter, tinsmith, bds Gay Town 

Downing Eliza, wid James, h Gay Town 

Dowe Nathaniel, carpenter, h Hillsborough 

Doyle Sarah, wid Peter, h Kent 

* Doyle Andrew, jr., Eureka Stable, Grafton h do 

* Doyle John, truckman, h Chestnut 

* Doyle Thomas, blacksmith, railway h 322 Euston 
Doyle Maurice, baker, h Great George 

'Doyle James, bookkeeper, bds Grafton 

* Doyle Dennis, policeman, h Douglas 
Doyle Michael, carpenter, h 405 Fitzroy 

* Doyle Thomas, printer, bds Fitzroy 
Doyle William, blacksmith, h Pajmer's Lane 
Doyle Mrs. h Great George 

* Doyle Capt Andrew, steam dredge, h Grafton 
Doyle John, h and shop, 53 Prince 

Doyle James, engineer, h 293 Water 
^ Doyle Peter, clerk, bds Dorchester 

Doyle John, truckman, Gregor's Lane 
Drake John, butcher, Grafton h do 

Drew Charles W, cabinet maker, h Grafton 

Jas. B, Hall's for Boots & Shoes, Eraser's Corner. 



128 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

JOHN W. FERGUSON, 

HOUSE CARPENTER, 

Charlotte town Royalty, Gay Town, 

Is prepared to do all kinds of work in HOUSE BUILDING. 

Special attention paid to repairing Carts, Wagons, Sleighs, 
and Farming Implements. 

PRICES MODERATE. - - CALL AND BE CONVINCED. 

\ 

THE MICADO 

OYSTER & CHOP HOUSE, 

CORNER OF WATER AND QUEEN STREETS, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 

C, A, IcIILLAI, Proprietor. 

^ OYSTERS SERVED IN EVERY STYLE. 

HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 

MONCTON, N. B. 

:PROF>RIEDTOR. 



The above FIRST-CRASS HOTEL, situated a few minutes walk 
from the I. C. R. Depot, has been thoroughly renovated and furnished 
with all the modern conveniences, Electric Light and Electric Bells, 
Hot and Cold Baths ; everything in the way of comfort ; spacious 
Parlor, Ladies' Room, Office, etc., and the Table ranks second to none 
in the Lower Provinces. 

Tourists are specially invited to stop over and see one of nature's 
most interesting sights, the passing of the Bore, or Tidal Wave, 
washing up the Petit Codiac. Moncton is a Railway centre, full of 
activity. Numerous enterprises in full working order are chief at- 
tractions to the traveller. It is the heart of the Intercolonial. From 
Moncton the Tourists can go to any point of the celebrated Bathing 
and Fishing places, such as Sliediac, Charlo, Dalhousie, and to the 
famed Prince Edward Island. A rest at Moncton would be quite a 
treat. The Hotel has accommodation for 150 guests, with or without 
adjoining rooms, or rooms en suite. 

The Hotel is famed throughout the Dominion and the United 
States, and every attention is given to the pleasure-seeker. A First- 
class Library is attached to the establishment, and the surroundings 
are well worth inspection. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 129 

Medals awarded GBO, A, Troop & Co., Paris 1876, Phila, 1878, 

Duchemin Albert, Planing Mill, McMillian's Ayharf h Great 

George, see adv 

* Duchemin Albert, apprentice, Vis Great George 

Duchemin Ernest, apprentice, bds Great George 
Duchemin Henry h Great George 

* Dudier Laurence, grocer, Queen h do 

* Dudier Jacob, clerk, Vis Queen 
Dudier William, clerk, bds Queen 
Duffy James, laborer h Dorchester 

* Duffy Michael, grocer, Pownal h do 

* Duffy Patrick, grocer, King Square h do 
*Duffy Richard, mason, h Clark 

* Duncan John M, teacher, h Bayfield 
Duncan Andrew, truckman, h Kent 
Duncan Robert, ship carpenter, h Water 

' Duncan House, cor Water and Prince 
Dwyer Ellen, wid Patrick, h Douglas 

* Ear)e S N, professor of music, h West 
Eagan Mrs John, h Great George 

* Eagan Patrick, sea captain, h Fitzroy 

* Eagan James, grocer, Cumberland h Fitzroy 
Eagan Michael, pump maker, h Great George 

Eagan William, laborer, h Dorchester 
Eckland Gustave, weaver, h Great George 

* Eden James, grocer, Pownal h do 
Edmonds John, laborer, h Bishop 

v Edmonds Heniy, carpenter, h Great George 

Edmonds James, of Bourke & Edmonds, h Hillsborough 

Edmonds Arthur C, clerk, bds Great George 

* Eldon House, Kent, Win Forsyth, pro, 
Electric Light Station, Water 

. Ellis M F, books etc., Fitzroy. 

* Ellis John, bookkeeper, bds Queen 

* Ellis James, bookkeeper, bds Queen 
Ellsworth Martin, carpenter, h Dorchester 

Ellsworth John, shoemaker, h Hillsborough 
Enman Mrs Thomas, h Rotchford 
Enman Joseph, laborer, h Rotchford 
"Enman Sidney B, clerk, bds Hillsborough 

* Essory Thomas, carpenter, h Kent 

James B. Hall's for Stylish Boots and Shoes, 



130 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

WORTH'S 

LIVERI STABLES, 

PRINCE STREET, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P, E, ISLAND. 




First-class Double & Single Teams 

Furnished at short notice, with or without Driver*. 



Covered and Open Carriages, 

BAROUCHES, PHOTONS, CARRYALLS, &c. 



Fine Turnouts for Wedding or Pleasure Parties. 

CHARGKES MODERATE. 

TELEPHONE GOMMUNICA TION. 

WORTH BROS., Proprietors. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Malt, Cider and White Wine Vinegar, Mam ? a t v jS a N. i opk * 

Evans Charles, laborer, h Fitzroy 

Evans John, clerk, bds 309 Kent 

Evans Mrs Mary, h Dorchester 

Evans Thomas, laborer, h King 
' Evans John, carpenter, h Richmond 
Evans Fred, carpenter, bds Richmond 

* Examiner Publishing Company, Queen, cor Richmond 
Fairclough Mrs, nurse, h Pownal 

Fardy Mrs, washerwoman, h Sydney 

Farrer Peter, laborer, h Dorchester 
-Farmer Patrick, tailor, h Spring 
Farquharson & Son, general store, Queen 

- Farquharson D, M P P, of F & Son, h Upper Prince 

- Farquharson R S, of F & Son, bds Richmond 

Farquharson W H, pro Duncan House, Water 
*Farquharsori T J, agent, bds Duncan House 

Farquharson Alfred, Grocer, cor Prince and Water 

Faugh t Wm A, ticket agent, Queen 

1 Fennell Joseph, carpenter, h Cumberland 

Fennell Ann, wid Wm, h Cumberland 

Fennell John, carpenter, h Douglas 
' Fennell Robert, of Norton & Fennell, h Euston 

Fennessey Miss Alice, teacher, h Gt Geo 

Femwick Geo, painter, h Pownal 
Ferguson John, Sr, carpenter, h Gay town 
Ferguson John, jr, weaver, bds Gaytown 
Ferguson Daniel, warper, bds Gaytown 
Ferguson James, laborer, h Palmer's Lane 
Ferguson Mrs J E, book agent, h Fitzroy 

; Ferguson Peter, railway, h Graf ton 
Ferguson Wm, h Graf ton 
Ferguson James, laborer, h Weymouth 
Ferguson John, can maker, h Water 
Ferguson J C, drug clerk, bds Mt Edward Road 
Ferguson Charles, can maker, bds Water 
Ferguson Kenneth, painter, bds Weymouth 
Ferguson Donald, clerk, h Prince 

* Ferguson John T, agent, Mt Edward Road 

' Ferguson, Hon D, Prov Secy and Com Public Lands, Tulloch 
Findley W H, retired, h 101 Sydney 

JAS, B, HALL, Boots & Shoes, Fraser 'kSattr street> 



132 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



The above House is conveniently situated on Kent Street, 
and is now ready to receive 

TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT BOARDERS 

AT REASONABLE RATES. 

No pains will be spared to make those who may favor us 

with their patronage satisfied. 
GOOD STABLING in connection. 

WILLIAM FORSYTH, Proprietor. 



HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER. 

Whiting", Tinting", Plain and Decorative Paper Hanger. 



CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 



Gilding, Glazing and Graining done for the Trade. 
All work done with Neatness and Despatch. 
CHARGES MODERATE. 



E. B. LOVE. E. G. LOVE. 

KENSINGTON TANNERY, 

(FORMERLY POPE'S OR KENSINGTON BREWERY,) 

St. Peter's Boad, Oharlottetown, P. B. Island. 



E. B. LOVE & SON, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

Buff, Upper, Grain, Splits, 

HARNESS, LEATHER, ETC. 



Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides, Bark, &c. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 133 



Malt, Oilier and White Wine Tinegar, 



* Findley H B, dentist, bds 101 Sydney 
Finley Misses, boarding house, 127 Kent 

Finley Wm, laborer, h Edward 

* Finley Johnseaman, h Kir-g 

Finlayson Kenneth, cabinet maker, h Hillsboro 
Finriigan Mrs, h Bay field 

* Fisher John, shoemaker," Gt Geo, h do 
Fisher John, carpenter, h Hillsboro 
Fisher John, carpenter, h Water 
Fisher Geo, laborer, h Union 

' FitzGerald R R, Barrister (Stipendiary Magistrate) see ad, 

Richmond, h Royalty 
Fitzgerald James, truckman, h Dorchester 

* FitzGerald Rev David, D D, Episcopal, h Orlebar 

Fitzgerald Henry, freight clerk, h Orlebar 
FitzGerald M J, bank clerk, bds Orlebar 

Fitzpatrick Richard, laborer, h Fitzroy 
Fitzpatrick John, jr, truckman, bds Bayiield 
Fitzpatrick James, hostler, bds Bayiield 

* Fitzpatrick John, truckman, h Bayfield 
Flaigher Mrs, h 121 King 

Flaigher Charles, seaman, h 212 King 
Flaigher, Henry, shoemakef, h Kent 

* Flanaghan B, Blacksmith, Kent 
Flanaghan Thomas, grocer, 217 Fitzroy 
Flanaghan Thomas, farmer, N River Road 
Flanaghan Henry, shoemaker, h Kent 
Flanaghan Mary, h Euston 

Fletcher C P, Pianos, etc., Queen, h West 
Flynn John, laborer, h Palmer's Lane 

Flynn Thomas, laborer, bds Queen 
Flynn James, laborer, h Euston 
Flynn Anthony, fireman, h Hillsboro 
Flynn Mrs Joseph, h Rotchford 

> Flynn Thomas, landing waiter, h Sydney 

Flynn Wm, railway clerk, bds Sydney 
Flynn Arthur, tobacconist, bds Sydney 

Flynn Patrick, tobacconist, h Dorchester 

* Flynn Thomas, tobacconist, h King 

Flynn Jeremiah, bill poster, h King 



Best on Earth, "Surprise" Soap, 



134 P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

HENEY BOVYEE, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

SOUTHPOBT, P. E. ISLAND, 

ALL KINDS OF 

COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD, 

POTATOES A SPECIALTY. 

CLOTHES CLEANING. 



Irs, E, Stair, - Grata Street, Cliarlottetown, 



Clothing 1 of all kinds (Ladies and Gents'), Cleaned and 
Repaired with Neatness and Despatch. 

DYEING A SPECIALTY. - - CHARGES MODERATE. 



CLARKIN BROS..' COAL DEPOT, 

East Side Steam Nav, Go's, Wharf, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL KINDS OF 

PICTOU & OAPE BSETON, MUD, BUT & SLACK 



Which we will sell at the Lowest possible 
Rates to Suit all Purchasers and guarantee 
to give the best of satisfaction. 

Country Customers will receive every attention, 

CLAEKIN BEOS 



CHARLOTTETO WN . 1 35 



Get the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Flynn Peter, railway, h Hillsboro 

Fogarty Mrs, h Dorchester 

Foley Thomas, accountant savings bank, h Bayfield 

Forrest William, sea captain, bds Hensley 

Forsyth William, pro. Eldon House, Kent 

Foster Arthur, blacksmith, h Great George 

Foster George, blacksmith, h Rotchford 

Foster George, student, bds Rotchfcrd 

Foster Fred, carriage builder, Queen h do 

Foster John, laborer, h School 

Foster John, carpenter, h Gerold 

Fowle Aubrey C, trader, h Dorchester 

>Foy Philip, boarding house, Kent 

Foy Alexander, grocer, 80 Kent bds do 

Fransom John, laborer, h Dorchester 

Franklin John, cleaner railway, h Weymouth 

Fraser William, clerk bds Rocklin House 

Fraser Hugh, truckman, h Graf ton 

Fraser Alfred, painter, bds Prince 

Fraser Artemas, blacksmith, bds Prince 

Fraser David M, foreman carpenter railway, h School 

Fraser Capt R, h Prince 

Fraser Robert, seaman, h Prince 

Fraser John W, blacksmith, h Prince 

Fraser S D, pro. Rocklin House, Kent 

Fraser George, can maker, h Fitzroy 

' Fraser William, contractor, h Rotchford 

Fraser Donald, machinist railway, h Prince 

Fredericks Publishing- Company, Map and Directory 
Publishers and Manufacturers, MaeEaehern's Build- 
ing", Queen Street 

1 Frederick A. C., of Frederick's Pub Co., bds Osborne House 

Full George E., Dry Goods, Queen h Prince 

Furlong William, laborer, bds King 

"Furness Michael, carpenter, h Palmer's Lane 

Furneaux Mrs, h Kent 

Furze Richard, h Alley 

* Gaffney John, painter, h Dorchester 

Gahan Mrs John, h Sydney n Queen 
Galbraith Robert, bandmaster, h Weymouth 

-Use "Sea Foam" Soap. 



130 P- K. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




No Medicine of the same age has so many genuine 
certificates of cures made and relief given as 

SIMSOISPS LHSTIMEI: IT. 

Pain caused by Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Rheu- 

matism, Stiff Joints disappear on its being applied. 

The hair will not fall out, (no bald place on the 

head), and the saying, " Your wife is cross," 

will not be said to you if SIMSON'S 

LINIMENT is properly applied. 

Two or three drops on Sugar, taken internally, will relieve 
the Croup in a very short time. 

SIMSON'S JAMAICA GINGER 

Possesses all the valuable properties of Jamaica Ginger. It 

gives relief in cases of Dyspepsia, Colic, Chills, and 

imparts a glow and vigor to the whole system. 

Simson's Jamaica Ginger is a Medicine, not a Beverage. 

SIMSON'S TOLU AND ANISEED 

Is a scientific preparation of valuable remedies that have 

long been used for the relief of Coughs, Colds, Throat 

and Lung Troubles, and is very pleasant to take, 

The smallest child will not refuse SIMSON'S TOLU AIVD 
ANISEED, and the old like it equally as well, 

Use Simson's Liniment, 

Simson's Jamaica Ginger, 

Simson's Tolu and Aniseed, 



&T- CO., 

CHEMISTS, 
HALIFAX, - - - NOVA SCOTIA. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 137 



Beo, A. Troop & Co,, Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 

* Galbraith Major, can maker, h Wey mouth 
Galloway Mary, wid William, h Euston 

.* Gallant Annie, wid Moses, h Chestnut 
*Gallant Angus, cleaner, railway h King 

* Gallant Joseph, boarding house, Great George 
Gallant John F, bds King 

Gallant Rev F X, R C., Bishop's Palace 
Gallant Ambrose, barber, bds King- 
Gallant Miss Edith, dressmaker, bds Queen 
Gallant Robert, clerk, bds King 

* Gallant Matthew, painter, h King 
Galliv 7 an James, laborer, h Brighton 

*Gallick John, plumber, h Pownal 

* Gardiner George W, Book and Job Printer and Book- 

Binder, Queen Street, h Cumberland 
Gardiner C C, retired merchant, h Euston 
** Gardiner Fred, clerk, h Cumberland 

Gardiner Charles, painter, h Cumberland 
"Gardiner Jefferson D, machinist, railway h Water 

Gardiner Mrs Elizabeth, h Water 
"Garnhum John, warehouseman, h Bishop 

Garnhum Charles, hostler, h King 

Garnhum Charles, chief hostler, Osborne House 
*>Garnhum Brenton, head waiter, Osborne House 

Garrigan Terence, laborer, bds Kent 
*Gates Arthur, of Stewart & Gates, bds St. Peter's Road 

Gates Mrs Leah, h Alley 

^Grates John Henry, h off St. Peter's Road 

* Gaudet T, shoemaker, h Grafton 
Gaul Mrs, h Great George 

Gay William, carpenter, h Gay Town 

Gay Miss, h Cumberland 
George N J, U S Consul, bds Hotel Davies 

Gibbs Mrs H, h Green 
Gidley John C, carpenter, h Prince 

Gill John, Agr. Implements, 223 Queen 
-Gill Fen wick P O clerk, bds Great George 

Gillan Michael, seaman, h Fitzroy 

Gillan James, laborer, h Grafton 

Gillon Thomas, blacksmith, railway h Grafton 



"Granulated Soap," the St. Croix Soap Mfg. Co. 



138 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Insurance Company of England. 
Confederation Life Association of Toronto, 

JAS. DESBRISAY, AGENT, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 

EXCELSIOR PACKAGE DYES 

Are unequalled for simplicity of use, beauty of color, and 

the large amount of Goods each Dye will color. 
The Colors Supplied are namely: 

Yellew, Orange, Eosne, (Pink,) Bismark, Scarlet, Green, Dark Green, 
Light Blue, Navy Blue, Seal Brown. Brown, Black, Garnet, Magenta, Slate, 
Plum, Drab, Purple, Violet, Maroon, Old Gold, Cardinal, Red Crimson. 

The above Dves are prepared for Dyeing Silk, Wool, Cotton, Feathers, 
Hair, Paper, Basket Wood, Liquids and all kinds of Fancy Work. Only 8 
cents a package, Sold by all first-class Druggists & Grocers, & wholesale by the 

EXCELSIOR DYE CO., C. HARRISON & Co., 

Cambridge, King's Co., N. S. 

C.H.SCHURMAN, 

DUNCAN'S BRICK BUILDING, 



CHARLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND, 

DEALER IN AND SHIPPER OF 

OATS, POTATOES, PRESSED HAY, &C. 



Quotations given on all kinds of Island Produce 
delivered at any Point. 

TERMS EASY. 

C. HL SCHURM^JST. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 139 



Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, GEO - 



co - 



* Gillespie W J, bookbinder, h Euston 
Gillespie Mrs H, h Green 

Gillis P. P., Livery Stable, Great George and pro. "Union 

House " Queen, see adv 
* Gillis Angus, baggage master, h Water 

* Gillis Alexander, teamster, h Bayfield 
Gillis John, teamster, h Euston 

* Gillis Joseph J, barber, Sydney h Long 
Gillis Rev R J, R C, Bishop's Palace 

* Gillis Capt. John, h King 
Glover Mrs, h Pownal 

Godfrey Joseph, blacksmith, h S N Co Wharf 
Godfrey Thomas, laborer, h Kent 
Godfrey James, blacksmith, S N Co Wharf h do 

* Godfrey Roger, tanner, h Kent 

Godfrey Frank, apprentice, bds S N Co Wharf 
^GodkmJohn L, jr., tanner, bds 273 Grafton 
*Godkin John L, tanner, h 273 Grafton 

Godkin Flora, wid Isaac jr., h Edward 

Godkin William, tanner, h Gay Town 
tGoff Richard C, of Goff Bros., bds Hotel Davies 
Goff Bros., Boots <te Shoes, Queen 
9 Goff Henry, salesman, bds Richmond 
Goff Lewis W, of Beer & Goff, bds Hotel Davies 
Good William, driver, railway h Hillsborough 

* Good James, law student, bds Prince 

*Good John, carpenter, railway h Hillsborough 
Goodwin John, grocer ; Hillsborough h do 

* Goodman Mrs Martha, grocer, below Market House 

* Goodnough William, butcher, h Rotchford 

* Goodnough George, truckman, h Rotchfprd 

Gordon Daniel, of J McLeod & Co., bds 127 Kent 

Gormley James, bricklayer, h Dorchester 

Gormley Patrick, laborer, h Dorchester 

Graham Mrs, h Palmer's Lane 

Grant Richard, cabinet maker, bds Dorchester 

Grant Patrick, railway 
* Grant James, messenger, h Grafton 

Grant John, h Dorchester 

The Great Self Washer, "Surprise Soap." 



140 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

CHARLOTTETOWN 

FACTORY. 




The undersigned Manufacture, and keep con- 
stantly on hand : 



SASHES & SASH FRAMES, 

ARCHITRAVES, MOULDINGS AND FINISH, 

Flooring, Clapboards, Spouting & Conductors, 

Stair Rails and Stair Balusters, Blinds, Newel Posts, &e. 



PLANING, JOINING, MORTICING. TENONING, 
TURNING, JIG AND FRET SAWING, &.G., 

DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH. 

Every Description of Gothic Windows made at shortest 
notice, and reasonable price, 



Stairs, Stair Rails, Balusters and. Newel Posts 

A SPECIALTY. 
A PATENT DRY KILN ON THE PREMISES. 



KS- ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. la 

ROBERT PALMER & CO., 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMla. 1878, 

Grant James E., Commission Merchant and Lobster 

Packer, Queen h Euston. see adv 
*Grant J L, bookkeeper, bds Hotel Davies 

* Great London and China Tea Store, 73 Queen, see adv 
Green Mrs L L, h St Peter's Road 

Green Thomas, cabinet maker, h Graf ton 

Greenan James, carpenter, h Queen 
Grey Sidney, News Agent, railway, h Orlebar 

Gregory Samuel, keeper Peoples' Cemetery, h St Peter's 
Road 

* Griffin Jonathan, saddler, h Palmer's Lane 

* Griffin James, h Dorchester 
Griffith Mrs Nelson, h Dorchester 

* Griffith John A, painter, h King 

* Griffith Daniel, grocer, h King 

Griffith Elizabeth, wid John, h Wey mouth 

* Grimes Patrick, fireman, h Pownal 
Grimes Daniel, truckman, h Chestnut 
Grcora Frederick, laborer, h Gay town 

* Groom Wm, painter, Prince, bds Graf ton 
Guthrie Mrs, restaurant, Queen 
Hagan Thomas, jr, tanner, h Spring 
Hagan Mary, wid Frank, h Euston 

* Hagan Patrick, tanner, h Bayfield 
Hagan John, tanner, h Spring 

**Hagan Bros, Tanners, &c., Green 

Halligan Wm, farmer, h St Peter's Road 
*Hales F W, Sec'y Steam Nav Co, h Water 

Hall James B, Boots and Shoes, 147 Queen, h Chestnut. 

see adv 
*Hall Frederick, clerk, bds Chestnut 

Hall Alfred, clerk, bds Chestnut 

Hall Jahn, groom, bds Graf ton 
*Halloran Peter E, carriage builder, h Fitzroy 
*Halloran Maurice, blacksmith, bds Fitzroy 
<*HaIloran Peter, carriage builder, h Fitzroy 
*Hann Patrick, truckman, h Spring 

Hannay Robert, laborer, Palmer's Lane 

* Handrahan Thomas, of Peake Bros & Co, h Rotchford 

Square 



Try "Sea Foam" Soap for the Toilet, 



142 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

Cameron Block, Queen Square, 

BIJOU RESTAURANT 

CONFECTIONEEY AND FRUIT STORE, 
Meals Served at all Hours, between 9 A. M. & 11 P. M. 



Oysters Served in Every Style, 

ICES, SODA from the Fountain and other drinks, 

ICE CREAM, STRAWBERRIES AND 

CREAM and FRUITS IN SEASON. 

j. MCDONALD, 



PROPRIETOR. 



THE 



CHARLOTTETOWN HERALD 

Has a very large and constantly increasing circulation 
and is acknowlecl to be the 

BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN CH'TOWN, 



PRICE ONE DOLLAR A YEAR 

IN ADVANCE. 



ADDRESS 



HERALD PRINTING Co., 

PUBLISHERS & PROPRIETORS. 
145 Queen St., - Oharlottetown, P. E. Island. 



CHARLOTTKTOWN. 143 



Mammoth Dicier, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

Handrahan Miss May, tailoress, bds Pleasant 
Handrahan Mrs, h Water 
^Handrahan James, carpenter, h Dorchester 

* Handrahan George, clerk, bds Pleasant 

* Handrahan Thomas, student, bds Pleasant 

i Handrahan James, student, bds Rotchford Square 
Handrahan James, laborer, h Graf ton 
Hanson John, painter railway, bds Gaytown 

* Hardy John, clerk, bds Pownal 
Hardy James, laborer, h Sydney 

* Harper Miss, dressmaker, h 315 Queen 

* Harper Frank, bookbinder, h Gt Geo 

* Harper Charles, carpenter, h Fitzroy 

* Harper John, carpenter, h Fitzroy 
*Harper William, jr, carpenter, h Fitzroy 

, Harper William, carpenter, h 381 Fitzroy 
Harrington John, bookkeeper, h Chestnut 
Harrington James, laborer, h Gaytown 

* Harris L W, Tinsmith, Queen, h St Peter's Road, see adv 

* Harris G M, Auctioneer, Queen, h St Peter's Road, see adv 
Harris John, carpenter, h 125 Hillsboro 

* Harris James, upholsterer, bds Grat'ton 
Harris Mrs, h Grat'ton 

* Harris James, h West 

* Harris T J, of Harris & Stewart, h Pownal 
Harris & Stewart, Dry Goods, Queen 

'" Harris W. C. jr., Architect, bds Pownal. see adv 
< Harris W C retired, h Pownal 
Harris James, bds Great George 

* Harris John, sexton, Methodist Church, bds Grafton 
Harris William, clerk, P O, h Great George 

* Harrison Rev William, Methodist, h Prince 

* Harvie G A, jail keeper, h do 

Harvie H A, bookseller, Kent h do 

* Harvie Henry A jr., clerk, bds Kent 

* Harvie Fred G, drug clerk, bds Kent 
Harvie Mrs, h Dorchester 

* Harvey Charles, boarding house, Queen 
Harvey Minnie, dressmaker, Queen 

* Haszard F. L., Barrister, Richmond h Euston. see adv 



Granulated Soap, the "White Cross" Brand, 



144 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

JOHN F. ROBERTSON, 
COIIISSM MERCHANT 

AND GENERAL SHIPPING AGENT, 

LOWFR QUEEN STREET, 

CHAKLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 

LAWRENCE ' DUDIER, 



DEALER IN 



Groceries, Provisions, &c,, 

Lower Queen St. Oharlottetown, "f. E. Island. 




Beer's Wharf, Charlottetown. P. E. I 

ALBERT DUGHEfflffl, PROPRIETOR, 



FTTX.X. s-mroo 



Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c., 

KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, 

^LT LOWEST jPRICES. 



We can also supply, at short notice, 

SHIPS' BLOCKS, DEADEYES, ETC. 

Orders by Mail promptly attended to. 

ALBERT DUCHEMIN. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 145 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

^Haszard Horace, Commission Merchant, Queen h 

* Haszard G. H., Bookseller Stationer, etc., Richmond h do 

* Haszard Walter, railway mail clerk, h off Mt Edward Road 
Haszard W D, barrister, bds Prince 

>JIaszard Lewis H, clerk, bds Richmond 
*Haszard Mrs G T, h Richmond 
'Haszard Mrs Susan, h King 
Haszard Mrs Henry, h Prince 

^ Haviland T. H., Mayor of Charlotte town, h Prince 
tHaviland E H, barrister, Richmond bds Prince 
*Haviland Miss Bessie, bds Grafton 
'Hawkins John, laborer, h Euston 
-Hawkins William, carpenter, h Hillsborough 
*Hawley W A, piano tuner, bds Rocklin House 
Hayden Mrs Alexander, pro Hayden House Great George 
*Hayden Hammond, bds Great George 
^Haynes James, clerk, h Hillsborough 

* Hay thorn e R P, senator, bds Hotel Davies 
Hayter John, rigger, h Richmond 
Hardin Edward, laborer, h Edward 

* Heard William, retired, h off Malpeque Road 
^Heartz Benj., Farmer & Stock raiser, h Prince 

* Heartz Richard, banker, Great George h do 
1 Heartz John, shoemaker, Great George 

*' Heartz Charles, mason, h Queen 

* Heartz F H, upholsterer, bds Queen 

* Heartz William, messenger, h Richmond 

'Hensley Hon. Joseph, Judge Supreme Court, h Prince 
Henderson James, carpenter, h Dorchester 

* Henderson Edward, clerk, bds Kent 

* Henderson Mary, wid John, h Kent 

* Henderson Daniel, groom, bds Grafton 
Henderson John, carpenter, h Douglas 
Henderson William, plasterer, h Fitzroy 

^Hennessey James, laborer, h Euston 

Hennessey James, blacksmith, h Chestnut 
**Hennessey Hugh, sailmaker, h Hillsborough 

* Hennessey M, cabinet maker, Great George h do 
Hennessey Ellen, wid John, dressmaker, Great George 
Hennessey James, stonecutter, h Grafton 

Try it, SURPRISE SOAP, try it. 



146 P- K. ISLAND DIKKCTORY. 

KENT STREET 

LIYERY & BOARDING 
STABLES, 



Chrlottetowii, - - RE, Island, 




W, F. fcOfilJVS, Proprietor. 



HORSES, COACHES, BUGGIES, BAROUCHES 
AND OPEN WAGONS ON HIRE DAILY. 



TERMS REASONABLE. 
Telephone Communication with all parts of the City. 



CHAKLOTTETOWN. 147 



Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, G - &$$ co 



Henly Angus 0, shoemaker, 

Henry William, carpenter, h Richmond 

Henry Charles C, Groceries etc., Great George h Bayfield 

*ec adv 

Henry John, lime kiln, Malpeque Road h do 
* Hermans A & Son, plumbers, Queen 

* Hermans Augustus, of Hermans & Son, h Baytield 

* Hermans Henry, locksmith, h Queen 
Hermans Charles of Hermans & Son, Bayfield 

* Herron George, shoemaker, h Richmond 

* Herald Pty. & Pub. Company, Queen, see adv 
Herring Frank, laborer, h Weymouth 

Herring Charles, laborer, h Weymouth 
Herrell James, helper railway, h Kint;' 

* Hickey & Stewart, Tobacconists, Queen 

* Hickey Michael, of Hickey & Stewart, h 168 Water 

* Hickey Thomas, surveyor, h Sydney 
** Hickey Mrs, h Sydney 

* Higgins John, agent, li Prince 
Higgins John W, h Euston 

Higgins David, laborer, h Great George 

Higgins Sarah Jane, h Palmer's Lane 

Higgins Simon, laborer, h Bayfield 

Higgins Edward, laborer, h Chestnut 
^Higgins Luke, cabinet maker, h Water 

Higgins Mrs Mary, h Sydney 
^Higgins Charles, merchant, Graf ton h Richmond 

Higgins John L, boiler maker railway, h Water 
*Hine Henry, sexton, St. Peter,s Church, h do 

Hoben Daniel, boiler maker, h Euston 
*Hoar John, wheelwright, h Euston 

* Hobbs John, hatter and grocer', cor Prince and Graftonh do 
v Hobbs John, cabinet maker, h Hillsborough 

*Hobbs Hiran capt, tug W Aitken, h Water 

* Hobbs Miss Edith, milliner, bds Hillsborough 
Hobbs Edward, carpenter, bds Water 

"Hobkirk W C, bds -Prince 
Hobkirk Dr W H, h Prince 
'Hodgson Mrs George W, h Graf ton 
* Hodgson R R, h Kent 

Unexcelled for washing, "Granulated Soap". 



148 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

J. P. LYNCH, 

COMMISSION MERCHANT 

AND DEALER IN 

Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Pork, Lard, Apples, 
Potatoes, Onions, Oats, &c. 



QUICK SALES. PROMPT RETURNS. 



NORTH MARKET STREET; 

(NORTH SIDE CITY MARKET}, 
ir JOSSIff, - - 



THE HALIFAX PIANO & ORGAN CO, 

1870. BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1870. 

THE LEADING- HOUSE IN THE TRADE. 

Sole Agents for Steinway & Sons,gAlbert Weber, J. & C. Fisher, 

New York ; Hentzman & Co., Toronto ; Collard & Collard, 

London ; and many other Pianofortes. 

W. Dogherty & Go's, and The Mason & Hamlin Organ Go's. ORGANS. 

Write or call for Catalogues and particulars. Instruments sold on easy terms. 

THE HALIFAX PIANO & ORGAN CO., 

Warerooms 157 and 159, - - Hollis Street, Halifax, N. S. 

P. CALLAGHAN, = 

PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES, 

CORNER OF QUEEN and DORCHESTER STREETS. 

Store formerly occupied by M. B., Halifax, 

A first class line of GROCERIES, TEAS, SUGAR, FLOUR, 
OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, &c,, POEK, HAM, CORNED 
BEEF, PIGS FEET, <fcc., and all Articles found in a first 
class GKOOERY STORE. 

P. .CALLAGHAN. 



CHAKLOTTETOWN. 149 



Geo. A. Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 

'Hodgson Russel, clerk, bds Water 

*Hodgson Joseph, h Sydney 

*Hodgson James, carpenter, h Prince 

4 Hodgson Silas F, accountant railway, h Pleasant 

* Hodgson E J, lawyer, Water, h Richmond 

* Hogan John Joseph, laborer, h Grafton east 
Hogan John, carpenter, h Great George 

* Hogan Patrick, Lumber Dealer, S N Co Wharf h King 

* Hogan M P, Lumber Dealer, h Prince 
Hogan Thomas, saddler, h Rotchford 

Hogan Martin, tobacco maker, h Rotchford 
*Hogg Robert, custom appraiser, h 94 Prince 

* Holl Henry A, h 242 Prince 

* Holl Fred, clerk, bds Prince 
Hoi man John, h Green 

* Hooper Henry, sr, retired, h Douglas 
Hooper Hannah, wid Benj, h Gt Geo 

* Hooper D L, grocer. Gt Geo, h do 
<* Hooper S A, clerk, bds Euston 

** II coper Henry, carriage painter, h Euston 

* Hooper D R M, bds Euston 

* Hooper G Chas, giocer, Gt Geo, h Euston 

* Hooper J Herbert, drug clerk, bds Euston 
Hooper George, retired, h Bayfield 

* Hooper Henry, pro Milton House, Kent 

* Home A & Co, Grocers, etc, Queen 

; Home Alex, of A Home & Co, h 313 Queen 

Home Henry, mason, h Douglas 

Home Charles, laborer, h St Peter's Road 
Home Alfred, laborer, h Hensley 

Hornsby Oswald, pro P E I Pottery, Royalty h Bayfield 
' Hornsby A, bank clerk, bcls Bayfield 
* Houle Alfred, machinist railway, h Dorchester 
*Houle Harry, trackinaster railway, h Prince 
** Houston James, Tinsmith, Fitzroy, h do 

* Houston James, jr, tinsmith, bds Fitzroy 
Howatt Henry, seaman, h Orlebar 

* Hewlett Daniel, painter, h Edward 
*HowG Theophilus, clerk, h Sydney 
%Howlan Hon (r W, senator, h Brighton 



"Sea Foam" Soap is white, 



150 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



E, & C, GURNET & Co., 

385 & 387 St. Paul Street, 

MONTREAL, 




WHOLESALE MAX I I A( TUKERS OF 

Burney's Celebrates! Hot later Heaters, 

OAST BUNDY RADIATORS, 

Hot Air Furnaces, for Coal or Wood. 

SCALES. 

Plumbers' Supplies, Steam Fittings, Oast Iron Pipe- 

Gurney's Gravity Springless Door Locks. 

ROTATING DOOR FURNITURE, &c. 



cm c vLAJtx 



A PPL ICA TION. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Medals awarded. Geo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, Phila. 1878, 

*Huddy Richard, laborer, h Rotchford 
Huestis Lewis, groom, bds Kent 
f Huestis R B, freight clerk railway, h Gt Geo 
*Huggan W T, accountant railway, h Prince 
^Hughes John J, seaman, bds Water 

* Hughes James, seaman, bds Water 

fcHughes Thomas, bricklayer, h Kino- 
Hughes John, tobacco maker, h Sydney 
Hughes John, engine driver, bds King 
Hughes Frank, cabinet maker, h Pownal 
Hughes Patrick, trnckman h Spring- 
Hughes John, truckman, h Spring- 
Hugh es W H. clerk, bds Euston 

* Hughes Geo E, Apothecaries Hall cor queen and Grat'ton 

h Euston .svy "/' 

* Hughes F W, clerk county court, h Gt. Geo 
+ Hughes Charles, clerk, bds Gt. Geo 

* Hughes Cleaver, clerk ; bds Gt. Geo 
Hughes Patrick, truckman, h Bishop 

Hughes Edward, h Bishop 
Hugh.es Bridget, wid Edward h Spring 
Hughes John, laborer, h Euston 

* Hughes Geo A, asst despatcher railwoy, h Grai'ton 
* Hughes Felix, customs boalsman, h Pownal 

* Hughes Capt John, coal dealer Water, h do 
Hughes James, bds Water 

* Hughes Thomas, bricklayer, h King 

* Hughes Henry, trader, h King 
Hughes James, laborer King- 
Hughes Philip, h Rotchford 

#-Hughes John, lobster packer, h King- 
Hunter John, engineer, railway, h Hillsborough 

* Hunter Peter, drug clerk, bds Queen 
Hurry Edward grocer &c Queen, h do 
Hurry John, h Queen 

Hurry James, laborer, h Spring 

*Huteheson W. A. Confectioner Graf ton, h Olebar 
Hutchison Rev J, Presby, h Kent 

Hutcheson John, cooper, h Gerald 



For sale everywhere, "Surprise" Soap. 



152 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

SIMEON JONES, 

BREWER, ' 

ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, 



ALE & PORTER, 

IN WOOD AND BOTTLE, 
IN HOGSHEADS, BARRELS & HALF-BARRELS, 

ALSO IN 

QUART AM PINT BOTTLES. 
NEW DOMINION 

PAPER BAG COMPANY 

MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 



Shipping Tags, Paper Boxes, 



WRAPPING PAPERS AND TWINES, 

ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS. 

OFFICE AND WAREROOMS : 

8 and 1O 'Waterloo Street, \ qm TOTTM T\T 15 
221 and 24O Union Street, / O 1 , J UHIN , IN . JJ. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, 



*Hyndman Fred W, general Insurance agent 18 Queen, h 

49 Euston, see adv front cover 

Hyndman Chas A, of Morris & Hyndman h Brighton 
^Hyndman C West, manager brewery, bds Brighton 
Hyndman Miss Louisa, h Prince 
*Inglis David, truckman, h Brighton 
tlnglis John, h Euston 
*Ings John, capitalist, h Esplanade 
*Ings Ernest, law student, bds Esplanaoe 

* Inman Joseph, laborer, h Grai'ton 
Innis Peter, h Vermont 

*Innis Peter, jr, boilermaker, bds Clark 

* Irving Col Jas D, h of Mt Edward Road 

* Irving Robert, chief clerk waterworks, bds Osborne House 

* Irwin Archibald, reporter, bds Gt Geo 
*Irwin William, clerk, h Gt Geo 
*Jackson John, cooper, Euston, h do 

Jackson Joseph, cooper, Gt Geo, h Victoria 
*James T C, supt A A Tel Co, h Weymouth 

James John, carpenter railway, h Hillsboro 
jfeJeffs Mrs Ann, saleswoman, bds Sydney 
^Jenkins James, mason, h Hillsboro 
Jenkins Isaac, bricklayer, h Douglas 

* Jenkins S R, physician, Gt Geo, h Pownal 

* Jen kins J T, physician, Gt Geo. h Royalty 
Jewel Richard, pork packer, h Hillsboro 
Johnston Annie, wid Hammond, h Kent 
Johnston M, tailor, King 

-^Johnston John, plasterer, h Pownal 

Johnstoij Archibald, tailor, bds Grat'ton 

Johnston Marcella, wid James, h Euston 

Johnston Miss, dressmaker, bds Chestnut 
'Johnston John, tailor, h Bayh'eld 
^Johnston John, jr. tailor, bds Bayfield 
*Johnston Robert, printer, bds Bayfield 

* Johnston Arthur, drug clerk, bds Kent 

* Johnston Richard, physician, Kent h do 
* Jones Rev T. W. Episcopal ion, h West 

* Jost R. K, Boots & Shoes, Graf ton h Sydney 
Jost Rev J. V. Methodist, h Euston 

A washing compound, "Granulated Soap," 



154 P. E- ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



5: 

WHOLESALE 

Dry Goods and Millinery, 
ST. JOHN, N. B. 



Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, 
Ribbons, Laces, Parasols, 
Shawls, Mantles, Muslins, 
Millinery, Dress Goods, 
Silks, Velvets. 



Dress & Mantle Trimmings, 
Ladies & Gentlemens Cloths 
Tailors' Trimming's, 
Dress Makers' Trimmings, 
Gentlemen's Furnishings, 
Prints, Cottons, Shirtings, 
Linens, Hessians, Bags, 
Flannels, Blankets. 

LUIYIBERlYIElNrS OUTFITS, 

Carpets, Oilcloth, Linoleum, House Furnishings, 
Yarns, Warps, &c., &c. 

Orders entrusted to our Travellers, or sent to Warehouse, 
will receive careful and prompt attention. 

M. R. & A. 



CH ARLOTTKTO WN. 



Get the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Joy John, Old London Restaurant, Water h do 
Joy John, laborer, h Ens ton 

Jov John, l>ds Water 

f Joy James, expressman, h King 

Judson Howard, watchmaker, bds Gaytown 

Judson Daniel, laborer, bds Gaytown 

Judson Theo, weaver, bds Gaytown 

Judson Geo J. waterman h Gaytown 
*Jury George G, watchmaker, Graf ton h Sydney 

Keenan Francis, laborer, h Cumberland 
%Keenan Pak'ick, jr, trucktnari, h Dorchester 

* Keenan Peter, truckman, h Dorchester 
Keenan Patrick, laborer, h Dorchester 

* Keith SylvaHus, tailor's cutter, bds Water 

* Kelly Frank, conductor railway, h Graf ton 
Kelly M, shoemaker, h Pownal 

* Kelly John, Com Merchant, American House, Dorchester 
'Kelly Michael, carpenter, h Fitzroy 

* Kelly John, shoemaker, Dorchester h do 

* Kelly Patrick, shremaker, Richmond h do 

* Kelly Michael, carpenter, h King- 
Kelly Patrick, laborer, h Hensley 

%Kelly Michael, li King 

Kelly James, shoenuiker, bds Sydney 

Kelly Robert, shoemaker bds Sydney 

Kelly John, tanner, h Rcyalty 
*KeJly James, Railway, bds King- 

* Kelly F F, physician. Queen h Fitzroy 
Kennedy James, farmer, h Edward 
Kennedy Albert, tailor, h Edward 
Kennedy Robert, -fainter, h Edward 
Kennedy Daniel, student, bds Edward 

* Kennedy A, & Co., Ship Chandlers, Queen 
Kennedy Arch, of A Kennedy & Co., h Water 
Kennedy W C, Insurance Agent, bds Osborne House 
Kennedy Duncan, teamster, h Kent * 

i Kennedy Mrs Win, h Hillsborough Sq 
n Kennedy J H, horse dealer, h Dorchester 

Kennedy Richard, hostler, h Dorchester 
^Kennedy Miss Maggie, saleswoman, bds Dorchester 



You need "Sea Foam" for the Bath. 



156 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



GLPHDON HOTEL 



) 

109, 111 & 113 PRINCESS STREET, 

SAJDSfT JOHIST, - 1ST. B. 



JAMErS L 6AN0NS, Preprieter. 



Special Rates for Commercial Travellers and 
Theatrical Companies. 



J, F. ESTABROOK & SON, 

COMMISSION MERCHANTS 

FOR ALL KINDS OF 

COUNTRY PRODUCE. 



-ALSO- 

IMPOETEES OF FOEEIGN FETJIT. 

Ho, 16 North Market Street, Saint Jolm, If, B, 

J. F. ESTABROOK. W. G. ESTABROOK. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 157 

Beo, A, Troop & Go., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 

Kenney Elizabeth, wid Henry, h Palmer's Lane 
*Kent Joseph, saloon, Richmond h do 
Keoughan Mrs, h Dorchester 

* Keoughan Frank, clerk registry office, h Bayfield 
*Kerr Robert, bookkeeper, bds Dorchester 

Kervick John, seaman, h Hensley 
Kickham Lawrence, sea captain, h Sydney 

* Kiggins Bernard, bailiff, h Spring 
Kiggins Michael, laborer, h Spring 

*Kili'oy Mrs, laundress, h Richmond 
* Kilfoy Thomas, butcher, h King 

Kilfoy Michael, laborer, h Cumberland 

King Michael, laborer, h Rotchford 
King George, laborer, h Mount Edward Road 

King Frank, laborer, h Richmond 

King Joseph, truckman, h Water 
*King John, carpenter, h Queen (upper) 

* Knight Richard, baker, h Rotchford 

* Knight Joseph, gas inspector, h Hillsborough 

* Knight Isaac, laborer, Fitzroy 

Knox John, physician, h Prince 

* Kinsman E, auctioneer and general agent, Queen 
*Lacey Patrick, tailor, h Prince 

* Ladner William, carpenter, h Hillsborough 
^Lafferty John, laborer, h Sydney 

Lafferty James, fireman, h Dorchester 
Lafferty 'Patrick, brakesman h Dorchester 

* Laird William, clerk, bds Great George 

^ Laird Hon. David, Water Gomr. and manager Patriot h 

Great George 
Laird John, laborer, h Prince 

* Lane Isaac, clerk, bds Kent 

* Lane Joseph, blockmaker. h Prince 
Lane John, shoemaker, h Hensley 

<*Lane John jr., shoemaker, bds Hensley 
^Lane George, studert, bds Prince 

Lannan Michael, laborer, h Hensley 

Lannan Michael, seaman, h Euston 

Lantry Ellen, wid Michael h Euston 
^Lantry Patrick, warehouseman, bds Euston 

"Granulated Soap," so easy in hot water. 



158 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

BUBBEE GOODS. 

IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN 

RUBBER aOODS, 

Such as Belting, Packing, Hose, Eubber Coats, 
Ladies' Cloaks, Boots and Shoes. 

Or any conceivable article in RUBBER, write to 

BSTEY, ALLWOOD & CO., 

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS LIN 

MILL SUPPLIES AND RUBBER GOODS, 

SAINT JOHN, N. B. 

JELLIOT"S HOTEL 

28 to 32 Germain Street, - Saint John, N. B. 

IMPROVED JVLEIvrrS. 



TERMS :-ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. 



A STRICTLY TEMPERANCE HOUSE. 

E. W. ELLIOTT, Proprietor. 

WRITE TO AMERICAN RUBBER STORE, 

65 Charlotte Street, Saint John, N. B., 

For their prices of finest quality Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks, 
including our celebrated Tight-fitting Rubber Cloaks, of best American 
manufacture. Men's Rubber Coats in immense variety. Boy's do. do., 
extra fine quality. Pure Gum Rubber Boots, warranted best made. 
Ladies' Rubbers in 31 styles. Overshoes, all kinds. Rubber Hot 
Water Bottles, Syringes, all kinds ; Atomizers, Sponge Bags, and 
Rubber Goods of every description. Largest and most complete 
stock in Canada. Only exclusive Rubber Store east of Boston. 
Agency famous Langtry Bustle. 

$3$** Call and inspect our Store when in St. John. Visitors always 
welcome. 

AMERICAN RUBBER STORE, 
65 Charlotte Street, - - Saint John, N. B. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 159 



Malt, (Mer and White Wins Vinegar, Mam th vinegar works, 



5 Saint John, N. B. 



Lappin Patrick, engineer, h Hillsborough 

Lapthorn James, manager soap works, h Fitzroy 

Large & Son, carriage builders, Great George 

Large Philip, of Large & Son, h Baytield 

Large Alfred P, of Large & Son, h Prince (upper) 

Large Hammond R, carriage painter, bds Bayfield 

Large William, 

Large A N, aerated water mfr., Queen h do 

Large Evered, apprentice, bds Grafton 

Larter John, laborer, h Chestnut 

Larter Samuel, shoemaker, h Grafton 

Larter George, laborer, h Union 

Lavers Alonzo, railway, h 25 King 

Lawler James, laborer, h Fitzroy 

Lawson J A, Post Office clerk, h School 

Lawson Charles, grocer, Great Grorge h School 

Lawson David, h Fitzroy 

Lawson Mrs Henry, h Bayfield 

Lawson Rev Stephen, h School 

Lawson Miss Ellen G, teacher, bds Bayfield 

Lawson Henry jr., machinist, bds Bayfield 

Lawson George, grocer, Kent h Prince 

Lawson Miss Eliza, teacher, bds Bayfield 

Lawson Miss Maria, teacher, bds Bayfield 

Lawson James D, guager customs, h School 

Law Courts Building', Queen Square 

Leahy John, printer, h Dorchester 

Leckie A. A., Veterinary Surgeon, bds Eldon House 

Ledwell Mrs, keeper Provincial Building 

Ledwich George, clerk, h Alley 

Lee James, deck hand, h Pownal 

Lee William, laborer, h Pownal 

Leeming Thomas J, physician, h Bayfield 

Leigh Charles, R N, h Fitzrov 

Leigh Charles jr., secy Y M C A, bds Fitzroy 

Leitch Wallace, clerk, savings bank, h Hillsborough 

Lemon Phineas, laborer, h Hillsborough 

Lepage Frederick, h Fitzroy 

Lepage Henry T, general agent, h Grafton 

Lepage Thomas A, professor, P W College, h Kent 

" Sea Foam " Soap for the Bath, It will float. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



KELLY & MURPHY, 

Manufacturers of CARRIAGES & SLEIGHS, 

REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. 

Old Carriages Bought and Sold, and Exchanged for New. 

ALSO, ROAD WAGONS & TRUCKS A SPECIALTY. 

3^ Catalogue sent if called for. ^J 

FACTORY, MAIN STREET, PORTLAND, SAINT JOHN, N. B- 
J. KKLvLY. O, N1TJRPHY. 



JOSEPH BULLOCK, 

REFINERS' AGENT AND IMPORTER IN 

OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 

Sulphuric & Muriatic Acid (American manufacture), 

Turpentine, Benzine, English Linseed Oils, 

and Tanners' Supplies. 

5 and 7 Nelson Street, Saint John, N. B. 

Correspondence solicited. 



BROCK 

AND 

PATERSON, 



SAINT JOHN, N. B. 



IMPORTERS 



OF 



Millinery Specialties, 



AND NOVELTIES IN 

32 KING STREET, 



FANCY DRY GOODS, 



WHOLESALE ONLY. 



SLIPP & FLEWELLING, 

160 MAIN STREET, 

Portland, New Brunswick. 

FORK PACKERS 

AND BUYERS OF DRESSED HOGS. 




CHAKLOTTETOWN. 



Mammotli Cider, WMte Wine & Malt Vinegar is tie Best, 

* ~ lr -~-~" 1 ~" r -r-n-^j ..-L --J-, - - - -- J - __. __T.-L -i-.-i.n-i 

Lepage Miss Jane, telephone operator, bds Kent 
, Lewis Cyrus, Photographer, Grafton h do 
* Lewis John, of Poole & Lewis, h 239 Grafton 
Liddell A M, agent, h Euston 

Livingstone Arch, laborer, h Euston 

Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance Co., R R Fitzgerald 

agent, Richmond 
11 Lloyd Rev F E J, Episcopal, h Queen 

Locke tt Miss M, clerk, bds Pownal 

Lockett Mrs Richard, h Pownal 

Loekett Edwin, B S, of Frederick's Publishing Co., bds 

Osborne House 

c Logan J H, professor of music, bds Kent 
- Long W. H., harness maker, Great George h offMalp. Road 

Long George F, tanner, bds Euston 

Long Alfred E, tanner, bds Euston 

Long James, tanner, h 79 Euston 

Long worth Mrs John, h St. Peter's Road 

Long-worth John A, Prothonotary, bds St. Peter's Road 

Loii^worth Bronton, farmer, bds St. Peter's Road 

Longworth R Vernon, bank clerk, bds Water 

Long worth W H, of Longworth & Co., h Euston 

Longworth George D, of Longworth & Co., h King Square 

Longworth & Co., lobster packers, Water 

Longworth Francis M, clerk land office, bds Royalty 

Lord Hon W W, h Water 

Lord Artemas, agent Marine Dept. h Brighton 

Lowden Mrs, h Water 

Lowclen Morin, violinist, bds 282 Kent 

Loughran Cornelius, butcher, h Euston 

Loughran Francis, clerk savings bank,h Pleasant 

Lourie John, laborer, h Union 

Love & Son, Kensington Tannery, St. Peter's Road 

Love E. B., of Love & Son, h St. -Peter's Road 

Love E. G., of Love & Son, h St. Peter's Road 

Love Herbert J, fireman railway, bds St. Peter's Road 

Lowe Bros., contractors, Kent 

Lowe H C, of Lowe Bros., h Hillsborough 

Lowe Samuel, of Lowe Bros., h Edward 

Lowe Walter, carpenter, h Kent 

"Surprise Soap" is the leading Laundry Soap, 



162 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




f 

(SUCCESSORS TO GOULD BROS.) 

Office-South Side King Square, Saint John. 
Works Black Spring Road, Portland. 

Ke-dyers and Finishers of all kinds of Ladies' & Gents' Wear, 

All Goods dyed the latest colors, and finished in the 

most artistic and skilful manner. 

Gents' Wear cleansed, dyed and pressed ready for use. 

HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 

Such as Repp and Damask Curtains, and all kinds of 

Covering Re-dyed and Cleaned to look like New. 
LAGE CUKTAINS CLEANED & DYED BY A PSENCH PEOCESS. 



ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 



THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE 



FIRE AND LIFE. 

Assets 1st January, 1888, $38,814,252.85 

Assets in Canada, 837,079.69 

The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World. 

Rates Moderate. Settlements Liberal and Prompt. 
AGENTS; 

R. R. FITZGERALD, Charlottetown. 

LEONARD MORRIS, Summerside. 

Head Office for the Maritime Provinces of Canada : 
118 PRINCE WILLIAM STREET, - SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
"W. M. J-A.RVIS, G-eneral Agent. 



R. R. FITZGERALD, Q. C., 

Barrister, Attorney-at-Law, and Notary Public. 



Cameron Block, Ghaiiottetown, P. E. Island. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Bet the Mammotli Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Lowe Annie, wid George, dressmaker, h Fitzroy 

Lowe Eliza, wid William, h Kent 

Lowe George G, carpenter, h Kent 

Lydiard James, clerk, bds Pownal 

Lydiard Edward, bookkeeper, bds Pownal 

Lydiard E L, customs broker, h 345 Pownal 

Lynch Thomas, lumber surveyor, h Dorchester 

Lyons Charles, Coal Dealer, Peake's Wharf bds Hotel 
Davies. see adv 

Mabey William, laborer, h Grafton 

Mabon Mrs Ralph, h Cumberland 

Mabon Sidney, bank clerk, bds Cumberland 
1 Macdonald Ron A. A. Lieutenant Governor, Govt House 
< Macdonald /Eneas, law student, bds Govt House 
1 Macdonald J B, Dry Goods Queen, h Dorchester 
' Maedonald Joseph A, Merchant Tailor Queen, h Sydney 

Maedona'd Angus, Oyster Saloon Queen 
Macdonald J S, Barrister Richmond bds Water 
Macdonald Reginald, student bds Govt House 
MacDonald James, carpenter, h Kent 
MacDonald James R, clerk, bds Kent 
MacDonald Newton ( bds Kent 
MacDougall Ewer., grocer, Gt Geo, h do 
MacEachern John, Insurance Agent, Queen, h Water 
MacGowan D H, conductor railway, h Grafton 
MacGowan Peter, h Rotchford Sq 

MaeKenzie John, printer, bds Bayh'eld 

* MaeKenzie Donald, Ag'l Implements Kent h Bay field 
MaeKenzie Arthur, machinist, bds Baytield 
MaeKenzie Alex, clerk, bds Bayfield 

MacKieson Mrs, h Po\vnal 

MacKiulay Thomas, draughtsman, Land Office, h Prince 
ivlacKinlay Miss Isabel, teacher, bds Prince 
MacKinlay Henry, miller, h Edward 
MacLennan D R, bookkeeper, bds Prince 
MacLennan Miss, h Prince 
MacLennan Mrs Catherine, h Prince 
MacLeod D C, of Palmer & McLeod, bds Hotel Davies 
MacLeod James, physician, h Richmond 
x MacLeod John, of John MacLeod & Co h Prince 



Try our celebrated " Granulated Soap", 



p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



MacLeod Malcolm of J MacLeod & Co bds Rocklin House 

MacLeod John & Co, Merchant Tailors, 207 Queen 

MacLeod J D, & Co, Grocers, Queen 

MacLeod J D of J D MacLeod & Co, h Euston 

MacNeill Chester B of Sullivan & McNeill, h Gt Geo 

MacNeill Rev D, clerk education office, h Prince 

MacNutt F L, produce dealer Water, h St Peter's Road 

MacNutt Leslie of Saunderson and Co h Olebar 

Madden Thomas, hostler, bds Cumberlad 

Madden Mitchael, laborer, Hensley 

Madigan R, grocer. Pownal, bds Rotchford 

Mahar Martin, laborer, h Fitzroy 

Mahar Joseph, farmer h Cumberland 

Mahar Philip, laborer, h Grafton 

Mahoney Francis, wid Patrick, h Spring 

Mahoney James, moulder, h Spring 

Mallet Theo, apprentice, bds Euston 

Maloney John, bailiff, h Rotchford 

Malone Hugh, laborer, h Union 

Mallony Mitchael, seaman, h Fitzroy 

Mollony Mrs, h Spring 

Manuel Jacob, laborer, h Union 

Manderson James, carpenter, h Great George 

Martin Kenneth, law student, bds Prince 

Martin Zacariah, truckman, h Gerald 

Martin J D, music teacher, h Fitzroy 

Martin Angus D, carpenter, h Chestnut 

Martin Peter, laborer, h Hensley 

Marine Hospital, Dorchester 

Marshall James, carpenter, h St. Peter's Road 

Market House, Queen Square 

Mason J D, h Richmond 

Mason Daniel, laborer, h Richmond 

Mason Robert, painter, bds Richmond 

Mason George S, watchmaker, bds Pownal 

Matheson Roderickt M 3 kman, h Fitzroy 

Matheson Mrs, h Great George 

Matheson Walter, Merchant, Queen bds Hotel Davies 

Matthew George, carriage builder, Weymouth, h Kent 

Matthew Mrs H, h 214 Weymouth 

Matthews Mrs, h School 

May Capt David, Restaurant, Grafton h do 

May Thomas C E, bds Osborne House 

M ay Miss, h Orlebar 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N. B, GEO - &S52 



CO., 



Maynard Richard, tailor, h Great Geoige 

McAdam Michael, blacksmith, h Hillsborough 

McAleer John, boiler maker, h Weymputh 

McAleer John of Carroll & McAleer, h Dorchester 

McAleer Joseph, laborer, h Great George 

McAleer Patrick, truckman, h Fitzroy 

McAree Bernard, laborer, h Queen 

McAree Albert, truckman, bds Queen 

McAree Patrick, h Dorchester 

Me Arthur Sarah, wid Archibald, h Chestnut 

McArthur George, baker, bds Chestnut 

McArthur Patrick, shop and h Prince 

McArthur Mrs Mary, h Fitzroy 

McAulay Miss, h Dorchester 

McCabe Edward, truckman, h Fitzroy 

McCabe Thomas, laborer, h Sydney 

McCabe Alexander, laborer, h Sydney 

McCabe Peter, laborer, bds Sydney 

McCabe Joseph, laborer, bds Sydney 

McCabe John, laborer, bds Sydney 

McCallum Elizabeth, wid Neil, h Chestnut 

McCallum Mary, huckster, h Euston 

McCallum John, fisherman, h Douglas 

McCallum Duncan, trader, h Gay Town 

Me Call on Joseph, laborer, h Spring 

McCannell Alexander, clerk, h Bayfield 

McCarey Peter, cleaner railway, h Dorchester 

McCarey Frank, foreman, h Dorcherter 

McCarey Joseph, Post Office clerk, bds Dorchester 

McCarey Patrick, truckman, h Dorchester 

McCarey Patrick, laborer, h Dorchester 

McCarron Peter, baggage master railway, bds King 

McCarron F P, C C., h Richmond 

McCarron Mrs Francis, sr, h Richmond 

McCarron Hugh, moulder, bcls Spring 

McCarron Miss Catherine, dressmaker, h Chestnut 

McCarron John, laborer, h Spring 

McCarron Mrs Patrick, h Malpeque Road 

McCarron James, clerk, bds Spring 

McCarron Patrick, laborer, bds King 

The purity of "Sea Foam" Soap is unquestioable, 



166 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

New Brunswick Cordage Works, 

THOS, CONNOR & SONS, Proprietors, 

IPORTIL, AuTsTD, - - 3ST. B. 



Binder Twine, Manilla Cordage, Clothes Lines, Lath and Paling Ties. 
Lobster Marline, Katline, Lanyard Eope. 

VESSEL'S OUTFSTS A SPECIALTY. 



Wholesale Dealers, Manufacturers and Importers of 

White Lead, Paints, Pure Putty, Dry Colors, of all 
kinds, Whiting, Ochres, &G., &c. 

Mixed Paints, in Tins, all ready for use, warranted to dry 
quick, and of best quality. 



GOODS AT Low F>]RIOES. 
141 PRINCESS STREET, SAINT JOHN. N. B- 

H. F. COOMBS, 

S^IISTT JOHISr, - N 

Manufacturer's and Inventor's Agent, 

I sell or buy Inventions on orders, make out patent papers, and 
procure patents in all countries at low rates. Sole wholesale agent in 
Maritime Provinces for the DANDY, the best bag holder made. 

General agent for ROLLASON'S PATENT DOOR FASTENER. 
All travellers need them. Sent by Mail on receipt of 25 cents, 

Agent for LOGAN'S STUMP PULLER, a good machine, strong 
and cheap. 

Agent for the BRUNSWICK READING DESK, highly com- 
mended by clergymen and others. 

COOMBS' PATENT BUTTER TUB 

Is the best shipping package known. Order for spring delivery. 
I also sell LEPAGE'S FISH GLUES, MUCILAGE & HARNESS OIL. 
I am manufacturer of the BRUNSWICK LEATHER CEMENT, 
for mending Boots and Shoes, and RUBBER CEMENT for repairing 
Rubbers. Sample bottles 15 cents Liberal discount to wholesale 
buyers. If you want to buy any patented article write. 



CH ARLOTTETO WN. 1 67 



Medals awarded Boo, A. Troop & Do,, Paris 1876, PMla, 1878, 

McCarvill laborer, h Grafton 

McCarthy John, laborer, h Hillsborough 

McCarthy Michael, truckman, h Rotcht'ord 

McCarthy Dennis, seaman, h Water 

McCarthy Patrick, laborer, h Great George 

McCloskey, .Patrick, shop and h Prince 

McCleary Peter, h St. Peter's Road 

McCormack Mrs, h Wey mouth 

McCormack Amelia, h Palmer's Lane 

McCoubrey George, harness maker, Gt Geo h Hillsborough 

- McCoubrey Isaac, Carriage Trimmer. Great Geo h Euston 
McCourt Peter, clerk registry office, h Queen 

McCourt J, laborer, h King 

Me Curry Michael, h Sydney 

McDonald James, customs, bds Richmond 

McDonald Alexander, driver railway, h King 

McDonald St Glair, h King 

McDonald Frank, dentist, h King 

McDonald Lemuel, railway, h 25 King 

McDonald John, Bijou Restaurant, Queen Square h Sydney 

McDonald Stephen, laborer, h Water 

McDonald John, rigger, h Pownal 

McDonald Peter, engineer, h Kent 

McDonald H. C., of McLean & McDonald, bds Kent 
McDonald Peter, shoemaker, bds Kent 
McDonald Rufus, boarding house, Kent 

McDonald D J, railway mail clerk, bds Osborne House 
McDonald Mary, wid James, h Grafton 
McDonald Sylvester, laborer, h Euston 
McDonald Joseph, laborer, bds Queen 
McDonald John R, laborer, h Euston 
McDonald Alexander, laborer, h Euston 
' McDonald Alex., Chief Clerk railway, h 371 Euston 
McDonald Daniel, plasterer, h Bayfield 

McDonald A E, purser str St. Lawrence, bds Osborne House 
McDonald Joseph, carpenter, h Bishop 
McDonald Daniel, laborer, bds Fitzroy 
McDonald Daniel, clerk, bds Fitzroy 
McDonald Sylvester, barber, Queen bds Kent 
McDonald William, laborer, h Chestnut 

All Grocers sell "Surprise" Soap, ask them. 



p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



McDonald Peter, laborer, h Baylield 

McDonald John, plasterer, h Baytield 

McDonald Alexander, caulker, h Hensley 

McDonald Donald, laborer, bds Graf ton 

McDonald Finlay, hostler, bds King 

McDonald Samuel, carpenter, bds Weymouth 

McDonald Peter, carpenter, h Weymouth 

McDonald Capt, h King 

McDonald John, mason, h Alley 

McDonald Mrs, matron hospital, Royalty 

McDonald Ronald, clerk, bds City Hotel 

McDonald John Andrew, h Sydney 

McDonald John S, attorney, bds Water 

McDougall Archibald, clerk railway, h 249 Euston 

McDougall Ann, wid Archibald, h Palmer's Lai^e 

McDougall Miss, h Sydney 

McDougall Capt, h Dorchester 

McDougall Alexander, carriage painter, h Malpeque Road 

McEachern Donald, clerk, h Richmond 

McEachen John, dry goods, Queen 

McEachern Archibald, h Euston 

McEachern William, marble worker, bds Euston 

McEachern Dugald, farmer, h Douglas 

McEachern John, cutter, bds Richmond 

McEachern Mrs Peter, h 106 King 

McEachern Pius, carpenter, bds Sydney 

McEachern George, carpenter, h Richmond 

McEwen John W, truckman, h Chestnut 

McEwen Joseph, shoemaker, h Bayfield 

McEwen Miss, h Queen 

McFadyen Miss, boarding house, Sydney 

McFadyen Peter, railway, bds Sydney 

McFadyen Peter, farmer, h Euston 

McFadyen Donald, lunch rooms, Market House 

McFarlane James, grocer, Graf ton h King 

McFarlane Henry M, clerk, h King 

McGarigie W T illiam, blacksmith, h Sydney 

McGarry Peter, h Dorchester 

McGill John W, h off Spring Park Road 

McGonnell Hugh, policeman, h Vermont 

McGonnell James, laborer, h Spring 

McGregor C. V., pro. Osborne House, Water St. see adv 

McGregor Charles, carpenter, h St. Peter's Road 

McGregor Mrs, St. Peter's Road 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 159 



Set the lammotli Vinegar forks Pure White Wine Vinegar; 

McGregor Charles, messenger, bds Kent 

McGregor John, watchman railway, h Fitzroy 

McGrory Francis, painter, Kent h do 

McGrory John, carpenter, h Fitzroy 

McGuigan Patrick, laborer, Malpeque Road 

McGuigan Felix, h Chestnut 

McGuire William, clerk, h Dorchester 

McGuirk John, truckman, h Richmond 

McHasland Henry, cabinet maker, bds King 

McHasland James, h King 

Mclnnis Michael, carpenter, h Richmond 

Mclnnis Neil, seaman, bds Richmond 

Mclnnis John, bookkeeper, h Pleasant 

Mclnnis John, carpenter, h Orlebar 

Mclnnis Bros, carriage builders. Kent 

Mclnnis John, of Mclnnis Bros, h 29 Alley 

Mclnnis Patrick, laborer, h Chestnut 

Mclnnis David, of Mclnnis Bros, bds 29 Alley 

Mclnnis Hugh, reporter Examiner, h Cumberland 

Mclnnis Allan, truckman, h Chestnut 

Mclnnis J T, painter, h Richmond 

Mclntosh Neil printer, bds Sydney 

Mclntosh Mrs M, h Sydney 

Mclntyre Rt Rev Peter, R C Bishop of Ch'town, Palace 

Mclntyre Miss, h Graf ton 

Mclntyre P, bookkeeper, bets Osborne House 

Mclntyre James, printer, h Rotchford 

Mclntyre Duncan, clerk registry office, h Hillsboro 

Mclntyre John, shoemaker, h Grafton 

Mclntyre Wm, tailor, h Bayfield 

Mclsaac Dugald, seaman, h Euston 

Mclsaac John, sea captain, h Sydney 

Mclsaac James, editor Herald, h Pownal 

Mclsaac John, hairdresser, bds Queen 

McKay David, manager Ch'town Woolen Mills, h 23 Prince 

McKay Lemuel, sec'y Gas Co, h Weymouth 

McKay George, painter, h Hillsboro 

McKay Arch, cooper, h Fitzroy 

McKay John, carpenter, h Grafton 

McKee James R, railway conductor, h Prince 

All kinds of Soap made by St, Oroix Soap M'fg. Co. 



170 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



IMPORTER OF TEAS, 
No. 11 North Wharf, Saint John, N. B. 

AGENT FOR PELEE ISLAND CANADIAN WINES. 



Oriental Tea Go's. Prize Tea Packets, put up in eases of 41bs. 
A PRESENT IN EACH PACKET. 

Victoria Steam Confectionery Works. 

ESTABLISHED 1873. 

J. JR. WOODBURN & CO., 

Manufacturers by Steam of Pure Confectionery, 

44 and 46 Dock Street, Saint John, N. B. 

Pulverized Sugar always on hand. Sugar and Cream of Tartar 
ground for the trade. All orders promptly and carefully attended to. 
Goods shipped free on board at St. jjolm, $10, $15 and $20 sample 
cases, comprising a choice variety, sent to any address on receipt of 
P. O. Order. Clear Drops and Tablets in tins and bottles a specialty. 
Terms as per agreement. 



ARTHUR P. TIPPET & 

MANUFACTURER'S AGENTS, 

3 and 4 North Wharf, - Saint John, N, B, 



Macurquhart & Co,. London, England, Worcester Sauce. 
John Stephens, Son & Co., Gloucester, England, Pickles, 

Jams, etc 

Orlando Jones & Co., London, England, Pure Rice Starch. 
Jacquot & Cie, Paris, France, French Blacking. 
Rivoire & Caret, Lyons. France, Maccaroni, etc. 
Gray, Young & Sparling Co., Blyth, Ont. ; Dairy Salt. 
William Wilson, Toronto, Vinegars. 
Oval Wood Dish Co., Tiffin, 0., Butter Dishes. 
Spring Valley Corn Starch, New York, 
Canned Finnan Haddies, Thistle Brand. 

We also handle the finest lines of Grocers' Sundries, Dried Fruits, etc. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



171 



Mammoth Older, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

McKee Geo, bookbinder, bds Prince 

McKee John G, h Dorchester 

McKee James, laborer, h Fitzroy 

McKee Henry, laborer, h Prince 

McKeever John, tailor, Prince, h do 

McKearney, Michael, railway, h Queen 

McKenna Miss, teacher 

McKenna Patrick, shop and h Richmond 

McKenna Mrs, h King 

McKenna Mrs, h Richmond 

McKenna James, railway, h Sydney 

McKenna John, h Sydney 

McKenna Henry, customs, bds Hotel Davies 

McKenna John, land surveyor, h Prince 

McKenna Daniel, laborer, h Bishop 

McKenna Patrick, laborer, h Palmer's Lane 

McKenna Ann, wid Frank, h Douglas 

McKenna Mrs. h Gaytown 

McKenna Mrs James, h Douglas 

McKenna Frank, grocer. Queen, h do 

McKenzie A B & Co, Dry Goods, Grafton 

McKenzie A B, of A B McKenzie & Co, bds Prince 

McKenzie Wm, laborer, h Genii d 

McKenzie John, laborer, h Gerald 

McKenzie John, truckman, h Gt Geo 

McKenzie Mrs Thos, boarding house, Water 

McKenzie Hugh, clerk, bds Dorchester 

McKenzie Neil, carpenter, h King 

McKenzie Alex, confectioner, Queen, h do 

McKie James A, clerk, h Hillsboro 

McKie William, carriage builder, h Clark 

McKie W S, trader, h Hillsboro 

McKinnon & McLean, Iron Founders, Spring 

McKinnon Alex, of McK & McL, h Euston 

McKinnon John, tailor, h Pownal 

McKinnon Mrs Jane, dressmaker, h Fitzroy 

McKinnon Mary, wid Donald, h Brighton Road 

McKinnon John, crier sup court, h Euston 

McKinnon Donald, retired, h Gaytown 

McKinnon Mrs John, h Sydney 

"Sea Foam" Soap, St. Croix Soap M'fg. Co. 



172 P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

WM. H. LONG, 

GREAT GEORGE STREET. 

Ckrlottetown, - - P, E. Island, 

MANUFACTURER OP 

Heairy Team & Light Driiring 



Ladies' and Gents' 'Riding Saddles, Double 

Carriage and Express Harnesses, and 

Heavy Team Collars, 

A. s DP* :ES. G DC .A* DC. r 



Repairing neatly and promptly executed in 
all its branches. 



NONE BUT THE BEST STOCK USED. 



SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 



Whips, Light Driving Harnesses, Harness Oil, &c, 

^ 3 CHARGE* MODERATE. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 173 



Mammoth Vinegar Work8, St. John, O., 



McKinnon Miss, h Pownal 

McKinnon Geoge, h. Dorchester 

McKinnon John, farmer, h Euston 

McKinnon John, laborer, h Euston 

McKinnon Dugald, tanner, h Chestnut 

McKinnon Miss Isabella, compositor, bds Chestnut 

McKinnon Hugh, h Great George 

McKinnon Charles Edward, bds Euston 

McLaren Mrs Mary, h King 

McLaren Margaret, wid Lauchlin, h Pownal 

McLaren Robert D., collector market, h Grafton 

McLauchlin Peter, drug clerk, bds Eldon House 

McLauchlin John, laborer, h Vermont 

McLaurin Robert, of A. Kennedy & Co., h King Square 

McLean Hugh, capt. " Heather Belle" h King 

McLean John A., fireman, railway, h Fitzroy 

McLean & McDonald, Barristers, Richmond 

McLean Angus A., M. P. P., of McL & McD., h Grafton 

McLean Daniel, laborer, h Grafton 

McLean John, laborer, h Sydney 

McLean Ewen, farmer, Sydney 

McLean Malcolm, of Cairns & McLean, bds Kent 

McLean Miss Minnie, dressmaker, h Sydney 

McLean Daniel, tailor, h Edward 

McLean Thomas A,, of McKinnon & McLean, h Euston 

McLean Capt. Salvation Army, bds Euston 

McLean John, laborer, h Euston 

McLean William, cashier Merchants Bank, h St Peters Rd 

McLean Mrs, h Richmond 

McLean 0. H., Tea Store Queen, h Wey mouth 

McLean Duncan, clerk waterworks, h King 

McLellan Sextus, tailor's cutter, bds 223 Kent 

McLellan Hyacinth, shoemaker, h Fitzroy 

McLellan John D. machinist, h Bishop 

McLellan Kenneth, bookkeeper 

McLennan James, tailor, bds Kent 

McLeod Frederick, shoemaker, h Euston 

McLeod James A., grocer, h Chestnut 

McLeod James, carpenter, bds Chestnut 

McLeod Hector, plasterer, h Stewart 

Everyone uses "Surprise" Soap. 



174 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



DOMINION HOUSE BUILDING, 

Water St., Summerside, P. E. I., 

Dealer in CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, Iced Sodas, and 
all kinds of Temperance Drinks. 

Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, and a fine line of Plain 
and Fancy Biscuits always in stock. 



ALSO, IMPORTER OF 

nia Leaf Plug and 
Cnewing Tobaccos, and Smokers' Requisites. 



Fine Cigrars, Pure Virginia Leaf Plug and Fine Cut Smoking and 
obacc 



Banpission Merchant and Auctioneer. 

NEW & SECOND HAND FURNITURE CONSTANTLY ON HAND. 



Office and Warerooms 129 Queen Street, 
CHARLOTTBTOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 

The Island Guardian 

AND CHRISTIAN SHRONICLE, 

AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO RELIGION, 
TEMPERANCE, AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE & GENERAL NEWS. 

The endeavor will be made to supply the latest and best information on all 
subjects interesting to its readers. 

It is issued every SATURDAY MORNING, from their office, Cameron 
Block, (opposite the Post Office, South Side,) 

CHARLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



TERMS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE, $I.OO. 

ittance may be made by Registered Letter or by Post Office Ord 
o 

THE ISLAND GUARDIAN COMPANY, CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Printing done at the Lowest Rates.^o 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 174 A. 

JOHN STEWART, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

JGE&O3ST PILiO' 

AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 

I*make the Building of Iron Bridges a specialty 




Received Highest Awards for Plows, at Provincial and County 
Exhibitions 1879, '80, '81, '82, 84, '87. 

FACTORY A FEW YARDS SOUTH OF THE I. C. R. STATION. 

2STE-W OHi^SO-0-W- 3ST. S. 



ALL WORK WARRANTED FIRST CLASS AT LOWEST RATES FOR CASH. 



JAMES D. TAYLOR, 

t Bookbinder 8*- 

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, &c., 

North Side Queen Square, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 



Satisfaction always Guaranteed or no Charge made. 

Special attention given to the Binding of Old Books, Magazines, 
Law Books, Music, Picturesque Canada, etc. 

All work executed with neatness and despatch, at rock-bottom 
prices, and in a manner that will ensure satisfaction. 

Those favoring me with their orders will receive prompt attention. 

JAMES D. TAYLOR, Bookbinder, 

North Side Queen Square, - Oharlottetown, P, E. Island, 



174 B. P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



PERRY ft CO., 

ST. Jomr, IT. B. 

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Smallwares, Notions, Fancy Dry 

Goods, Haberdashery, Combs, Brushes, Jewelry, Hosiery. 

Gloves, Purses, Handkerchiefs, &c., &c., &c. 

BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS, 

Of which we keep the Largest Stock outside of New York. Subscriptions 
received for the Dileneator. Fashion Sheets given away to all applicants. 
Large Catalogues, small catalogues, and Delineators always in stock. 



Tailor's Squares, Rules, Yardsticks, Tapes, Scissors, Shears, 
Tracing Wheels, &c., in stock or furnished at short notice. 

Orders by Mail immediately attended to. 
ST. JOHN, N.1B. 

LEONARD BROS., 

Packers of Boneless Fish, Curers of Finnan Haddies, 

Bloaters, Kippered Herring, and Dealers in all 

kinds of Fresh and Smoked Fish. 

ST. JOHN, - - - IT. B. 

R. EL CffRMrlf 



& Commercial 

122 & 124 Germain Street, 

ST. JOHilSr, - - - IT, B. 



v Wedding Invitations, Visiting Cards, flotarial aqd Society Seals, &c 

DOOR PLATES AND STENCIL PLATES. 

Arms, Crests & Monograms Engraved & Stamped in Colors. 

jJgTOrders by Mail promptly attended to. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 175 



Malt, Cifler and White Wine Vinegar, 



McLeod John, h Bayfield 

McLeod Arch, tanner, hds Bayfield 

McLeod Donald, laborer, h Richmond 

McLeod Donald ; keeper P O building, h do 

McLeod John, laborer, h Hensley 

McLeod Murdock, plasterer, Gregor's Lane 

McLeod Arch, clerk, h Dorchester 

McLeod Mrs David, h Sydney 

McLeod Andrew, fireman railway, h King 

McLeod Neil, M P P, of McLeod Morson & McQuarrie h 

Richmond 

MeLeod, Morson & McQuarrie, Barristers, Richmond 
McLeod John of McLeod & Stewart, h Great George 
MeLeod & Stewart, Grocers, Prince 
McLeod Norman, blacksmith, h Great George 
McLeod Miss Flora, h Kent 
McLeod Donald, h 446 Fitzroy 
McLeod James of McLeod & McKenzie, h Fitzroy 
McLeod & McKenzie, Merchant Tailors, Queen 
McLeod T J, student, h St Peter's Road 
McLeod Hector, farmer, h St Peter's Road 
McLeod Malcolm of Palmer & McLeod, h Malpeque Road 
McLeod Hugh, shoemaker, h Dorchester 
McLeod John, junk dealer, Lord's Wharf, h Richmond 
McLeod James, laborer, h Cumberland 
McLeod John, plasterer, h Edward 
McLeod Rev J M, Presbyterian, h 123 Prince 
McLeod Kenneth, sea captain, h King 
McLeod A D, cashier customs, h School 
McLeod John, engineer, h Orlebar 
McLeod D J, prof. P W College, h Hillsborough 
McLeod Mrs D, grocer, h Edward 
McLeod George, clerk, bds Kent 
McLeod Angus, tailor, h Queen 
McLeod George, clerk, bds Queen 
McLeod Daniel, bds Queen 
McLecd Neil, laborer, h Graf ton 
McMahon James, shoemaker, h Great George 
McMahon Mrs Eleanor, h Fitzroy 
McMahon Philip J, painter, h Great George 

Ask your Grocer for "Granulated Soap," 



176 P - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

A. L. GOODWIN, 

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN 

Foreign Fruits and Vegetables, 

No. 5 & 6 Market Building-, Germain Street, 

S^IISTT JOHN", 1ST. B. 



ORANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS, APPLES. 

GRAPES, PEARS, PEACHES, NUTS, FIGS. 

DATES, PRUNES, EVAPORATED APPLES. 

CHEESE, BUTTER, ONIONS. 

W. H. HAT WAED, 

IMPORTER & WHOLESALE DEALER IN 



CHINA AND GLASSWARE, 

85 & 87 PRINCESS STREET, 

ST. JOHN, N. B. 



O, BOX 215. 



CHAELOTTETOWN. 



Beo, A, Troop & Co 4) Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 

McMahon. Mrs John, washerwoman, li Union 

McMahon James, bds Spring 

McMahon Mrs, h Douglas 

McMannus John, laborer, h Hillsborough 

* McMillan R, Coal Merchant, foot Prince, h do 
McMillan Malcolm, carpenter, h Euston 
McMillan Donald, clerk, bds Sydney 
McMillan Duncan, pro North Star Hotel, Gt Geo 

* McMillan C A 5 pro Micado Restaurant, Water, cor Queen 
McMillan Ewen, printer, bds Euston 

McMillan J, engineer " N. Light," bds Richmond 
McMurrer James, truckman,- h Grafton 
McMurrer James, jr, truckman, h Fitzroy 
McMurray S W, h Prince 
McNally Mrs J, h Kent 
McNally Mr, laborer, h King 
McNally James, h Puwnal 
McNamara Michael, h Prince 
McNaughton Peter, h and shop Prince 

* McNeill Arch, Auctioneer, etc, 53 Queen, h Sydney 
McNeill Allan, Asst Jailor, h jail 

McNeill William, sealer, h Kent 
McNeil! Duncan, clerk customs, h 8- Bayfield 
McNeil! James, carpenter, bds 280 Grafton 
McNeil] Catherine, wid John, li '280 Grafton 
McNeil] William, bookkeeper, bds Sydney 
McNeill Joseph, machinist railway, bds Sydney 
McNeill Arthur, clerk, bds Sydney 
McNeill Miss E, teacher, bds Prince 
McNevin Neil, shoemaker, h 327 Euston 
McNeviri Daniel, laborer, bds Kent 
McNevin John, bookkeeper, bds Queen 
McNevin Donald, laborer, bds Queen 
McPhail John, carriage builder, h Kent 
McPhee James, laborer, h Euston 
McPhee Duncan, sea captain, h Dorchester 
McPhee Rev Pius, R C Bishop's Palace 
McPherson A H, city clerk, h 388 Kent 
McPherson William, bds Chestnut 
McPherson Ewen, tailor, h King 

Grand for Laces, "Sea Foam" Soap. 



178 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



TJSE 

Sea Foam Soap 

FOR 

Bath, Toilet, Fine 
Laundry. 



BTJ-5T 

Granulated Soap, 

THE 

" White Cross Brand." 
A Washing Compound. 




lF VWSHEP TUT IT 







The St. Croiz Soap M'f 'g Co. 

St. Stephen., 3^T. S. 



Granulated Soap, 

THE 

" White Cross Brand." 
A Washing Compound. 



TJSE 

Sea Foam Soap 

FOB 

Bath, Toilet, Fine 
Laundry. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 179 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, Phila. 1878, 

McPherson Daniel, railway, h Weymouth 

McPherson Alex, engineer, h Bay field 

McPherson John, laborer, h Union 

McPherson Capt Daniel, h Chestnut 

McPherson John, trackmaster railway, h Cumberland 

McPherson John, machinist railway, h Cumberland 

McPhillips Edward, bds Dorchester 

McPhillips Bernard, locker customs, h Dorchester 

McPhillips Michael, laborer, bds Dorchester 

McQuaid John, moulder, h Baytield 

McQuaid James, grocer, Gt Geo, h Fitzroy 

McQuaid Andrew, teamster, hi Gt Geo 

McQuaid Capt, h Sydney 

McQuaid Michael, shoemaker, h 68 Queen 

McQuaid Philip, printer, bds Queen 

McQuaid Peter, machinist railway, bds Queen 

McQuarrie John, wheelwright, h Kent 

McQuillan John, grocer, King, h do 

McQuillan James, laborer, h Rotchford 

McQuillan Charles, shoemaker, h Rotchford 

McQuillan Andrew, tobacconist, bds Rotchford 

McQuillan Bernard, parkkeeper, h V Park 

McQuillan John, laborer, h Rotchford 

McQuillan Patrick, clerk railway, h King 

McQuillan John, jr, clerk, h 113 King 

McQuirk Patrick, laborer h Cumberland 

McQueen Henry, laborer, h Kent 

McRae Mrs, h Dorchester 

McRae William, coachman, bds Richmond 

McRae, Donald, clerk, bds Richmond 

McRae John, boarding house, Richmond 

McRae Miss, boarding house, Grafton 

McRae Samuel, Grocer, 49 Kent, h do 

McRae Alex, laborer, bds Sydney 

McRae Duncan, sea captain, h Dorchester 

McRae Norman, lineman telephone, h - 

McRory Bernard, grocer, h Sydney 

McSwain John, teacher, h Bishop 

McTague Win, laborer, h Hensley 

McWay Hugh, ship carpenter, h Kent 

"Surprise Soap" is the best, 



180 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

SAINT JOHN DYE WORKS, 

86 PRINCESS STREET. 

DYER & CLEANER OF WEARING APPAREL. 

Damask and Repp Curtains, Table and Piano Covers, Shawls &e, 

Dyed & beautifully Pressed. Feathers Dyed in all shades. 

Kid Gloves cleansed and dyed at short notice. 

C. E. BRACKET!, PROPRIETOR. 

Gents light Clothing cleansed by a new process 
to look like new. 

WARREN, HICKS, & MCMURDO BROS. 

AGENTS AT SUMMERSIDE, P. E. ISLAND. 



A. A. BROWN, AGENT, 

Oharlottetown, P. E. Island. 

AUTUMN LEAF SOAR 



It takes the Lead every time, and Mfls fair to 
Beat the Eeeord of any and every other 

"W R ^ P F> E D SO 

IN THE MARKET, 



MANUFACTURED BY 



SAINT JOHN, - - - N. B. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



181 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

Meikle John, painter, Felling n Fitzroy, h do. see adv 
Meikle Rowland, saddler, bds Fitzroy 
Meikle William, shoemaker, h Fitzroy 
Meikle Charles, blacksmith, bds Fitzroy 
Mell A C, grocer, Euston, h do 
Mellish John T. Barrister, etc, Gt Geo, h do 
^Merchants Bank of Halifax, Richmond 
Merchant Thomas, watchman, h Green 
Merry James, carpenter railway, h Sydney 
Messervey Benj, clerk, bds Rotchford Sq 
Messervey John A, bookkeeper, h Rotchford Sq 
Messervey Martha, wid Benj, h Rotchford Sq 
Miller Bros, Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines, Queen 
Miller Warren J, of filler Bros, h Prince 
Miller L B, Principal Business College, h Kent 
Miller Lemuel, teacher, h Prince 
Millman Joseph, fireman railway, h Hillsboro 
Milligan John, tanner, h Rotchford 
Milford John, student, bds Gt Geo 
Millner Amanda, wid G W, Tinware, Gt Geo h do 
Mills Thomas, warehouseman, h Kent 
Mills Pope, clerk, h Fitzroy 
Mitchell Richard, steward St Lawrence 
Mitchell Leah, wid Frederick, h Fitzroy 
Mitchell N A, bookkeeper, h Pownal 
Mitchell A W, bookkeeper, bds Pownal 
Mitchell F S, watchmaker, bds Pownal 
Mitchell Richard, painter, h Dorchester 
Mitchell Wm, trader, h Grafton 
Mitchell Chas A, groom, bds Grafton 
Mitchell Barbara, wid J W, h Euston 
Mitchell George, printer, h Chestnut 
Mitchell John, moulder railway, h Dorchester 
Mitchell Miss Helen, teacher, bds Grafton 
Moan John, printer, bds Sydney 
Monaghan Patrick, cooper, h Dorchester 
Monaghan Hugh, produce dealer, h Grafton 
Monaghan P, grocer, Pownal, h do 
Monaghan Mrs, washerwoman, h Richmond 
Monaghan Francis, h Gt Geo 

Best on Earth, "Surprise Soap", 



182 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTOKY. 

HAROLD GILBERTT 

Carpet & House FurnisMiig Warehouse, 



A complete and full Stock will be found in my Ware- 
rooms at all seasons, my arrangements with the leading 
Manufacturers enable me to show all novelties immediately 
after producton, ^___^___ 

The Newest Designs in Parlour Furniture, 

Special attention given to Furnishing HOTELS, PUBLIC 

BUILDINGS, CHURCHES, &c., SAMPLES & QUOTA- 

TIONS sent to any part of the Dominion. 



Orders by mail will receive my personal attention. 



54 King St. ST. JOHN, N. B. 

S, R. FOSTER &SON, ....... 

JOHN, - ST. B., 



MANUFACTURERS OP 

CUT NAILS AND SPIKES, 

Tacks, Brads, Finishing Nails, 

SHOE MILS, HUNGAKIAN NAILS, &c,, &c. 

OFFICE, WAKEHOUSE AND FACTOEY: 
Gr XS O X& 3r 3E3 ' S5 1 ^C" X^ ^S 3EI I 3?'. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Bet the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Monteith Edward,' baker, h Spring 

Montgomery J), supt Education, h 273 Prince 

Montgomery Daniel, clerk, L Prince 

Mooiiey James, laborer, h Hensley 

Mooney John, tailor, h Kent 

Moonoy Mrs John, nurse, h Dorchester 

Moore' Geo M, of Perkins & Sterns, bds Water 

Moore Geo V, Barber, Graf ton, bds Richmond 

Moore John A, teller Bank N S, h 431 Kent 

Moore F W L, attorney, bds 437 Kent 

Moore S C, clerk, h King Sq 

Moore F S. teller M Bunk, h 267 Prince 

Moore Stephen, sailmaker, h Richmond 

Moore Rev I 1 W, Methodist, h 437 Kent 

Moore John C, baker, h Richmond 

Moore Edward, clerk, h Weymouth 

Moore Joseph, gardener, h St Peter's Road 

Moreii M J, clerk customs, h 96 Cumberland 

Moren George; carpenter, h Weymouth 

Moren Richard, sea captain, h King 

Moren Richard, laborer, bds King 

Moren Michael, laborer, h Gerald 

Morgan James, laborer, h Pownal 

Morgan Patrick, painter, h Vermont 

Morgan Patrick laborer, h Spring 

Morgan James, laborer, h Spring 

Morris T J, Grocer, Queen, h do 

Morris Thomas, Merchant, Queen, h Esplanade 

Morris Miss, h Water 

Morris Augustus, shoemaker, h Weymouth 

Morris, William, Shoemaker, h Prince 

Morris Frank, clerk, bds Prince 

Morrison Hector, packer customs, bds City Hotel 

Morrison John W, Secy Public Works, h Grafton 

Morrison A E, manager A A Tel Co, h Grafton 

Morrison Chas I, clerk, h Grafton 

Morrison Margaret, wid Duncan, h Euston 

Morrison Duncan, tanner, h Fitzroy 

Morrison Daniel, laborer, bds Fitzroy 

Morrison George, laborer, h Prince 

Granulated Soap the " White Cross" Brand. 



184 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 





D. W. McCORMICK. 

* 

KING STREET, 

SAINT JOHN, - - N, B, 

DANIEL & BOYIX 

Market Square, St. John, 

IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS 

IN EVERY KIND OF 

FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS, 

Their extensive and attractive Stock being 

constantly replenished by importation 

from leading Manufactures in the 

Old World and the New. 

ST. JOHN, - - - N. B, 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Medals awarded Bfeo,. A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMla, 1878, 

Morrow Benj, clerk, bds Graf ton 
Morrow George, clerk, bds 



Morrow Miss Isabella, h Euston 
Morson W A O, of McL, M & McQ, bds Hotel Davies 
Morson J E, law student, bds St Peter's Road 
Mugford Mrs, grocer, Gt Geo, h do 
Mugford Sarah Jane, h Gt Geo 
Munn Mrs, h Grafton 
Monroe Angus, moulder, bds Fitzroy 
Murley Isaac, cabinet maker, h Hillsboro 
Murley John, laborer, h Gt Geo 
Murley Richard, shoemaker, h Gt Geo 
Murley Cephas B, clerk, h Malp Road 
Murchison Michael, h 296 King 
Murphy John, baker, h Queen 
Murphy John, shoemaker, h Bishop 
Murphy Edward, laborer, h Palmer's Lane 
Murphy Bernard, laborer, h Palmer's Lane 
Murphy James, coachman, h Richmond 
Murphy James ; gardener, h Hensley 
Murphy A J, Tailor, Queen, h do 
Murphy Mary, wid Hugh, h Gt Geo 
Muvphy James, laborer, h Grafton 
Murphy Matthew, laborer, h King- 
Murphy John, pump repairer, h King 
Murphy Nicholas, laborer, h Richmond 
Murphy Andrew, Confectioner, cor Prince & Grafton, bds 

Richmond 

Murphy H G, Barber, Queen, h do 
Murphy Mrs P, h Dorchester 
Murphy Matthew, engineer, h King 
Murphy James, laborer, h Hensley 
Murphy Dennis, mgr Gas Works, h Sydney 
Murphy M W, clerk P 0, bds Weymouth 
Murray Joseph, truckman, h Vermont 
Murray Thomas laborer, h Dorchester 
Murray A, Saddler, Grafton, h do 
Murray Alex, cabinet maker, h Queen 

Murray Wm, Baker & Grocer, Dorchester, cor Pownal, h do 
Murray John P, student, bds Dorchester 



Try "Sea Foam'' Soap for the Toilet. 



186 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

SHARP'S BALSAM, 

THE BEST REMEDY 

Ever offered to the people, 

For Croup, 

Whooping Cough, 
Coughs & Colds, 



FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. 



Note. T'is important in several cases to 
take a double doze. 



FOE WHOLESALE PRICES ADDRESS, 

SHARP'S BALSAM m. co, 

Saint Join, - - IB, 



CHAELOTTETOWN. 187 



Geo, A, Troop & Go., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 

Murray Wm, jr, baker, bds Dorchester 

Musick Fred, carpenter, h Cumberland 

Musick Lemuel, truckman, h Chestnut 

Music John, h Malpeque Road 

Music James, carpenter, h Gerald 

Musterd Andrew, photographer 

Mutch Henry, shipping master, 115 Prince 

Myriek J H & Co, Fish Market, Grafton 

Myers Stephen, carpenter, h Gt Geo 

Myers Mrs Michael, h Prince 

Myers Philip, laborer, Edward 

My re, Patrick, laborer, h Wey mouth 

Nash S C, Inland Rev Dept, h Prince 

Nash Charles, bookkeeper, bds Prince 

Nash Fred, reporter Patriot, bds Prince 

Needham E 7 auctioneer market house, h Euston 

Nelson Bros, grocers, 112 Richmond 

Nelson Robert G of Nelson Bros, h Sydney 

Nelson Samuel A of Nelson Bros, h Sydney 

Nelson John, lunch rooms, Market House 

Nelson John S, clerk, h Weymouth 

Nelson John, gardener, h Grafton 

Nelson Thomas, railway, h Cumberland 

Nelson Henry, tanner, h Cumberland 

Newbery Fenton T., Wholesale Merchant, Water h do 

Newbery Angus, driver, h Spring Park 

Newbery Beverly, bookkeeper, bds Water 

Newbery Arthur, asst prov secy, bds Hotel Davies 

Newman Arthur, boarding house, Grafton 

Newson John, Furniture Mfgr, 120 Richmond h Euston 

Newson William, clerk, bds Queen 

Newson' Mrs, h Queen 

Newson Andrew T, cabinet maker, bds Grafton 

Newson Augustus, cabinet maker, h Grafton 

Newson William, fuller, h Douglas 

Nicholson Angus, tanner, h Pownal 

Nicholson Donald, bookkeeper, h 87 Kent 

Nicholson John, pro City Hotel, Dorchester 

Nicholson Margery, wid James, h Great George 

Nicholson John P, clerk public works, h Grafton 

The Great Self Washer, "Surprise Soap." 



188 F - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

MANKS & CO., 

IMPORTERS OP 

American & English Fine Felt Hats. 



MANUFACTURERS OP 

SILK DRESS BLA.TS. 



LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE FURS, 

OF ALL KINDS. 



Society and Uniform Hats made to order, 
57 King Street, ST. JOHN, N. B. 

ESTABLISHED 1847. 

JAMES CLERKE & SON, 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

BOOT TREES, CRIMPS AND LASTS, 

NO. 11 ST. PATEIOK STKEET, 

Near Union Street, SAINT JOHN, N. B. 

WHOLESALE 

Manufacturing Confectioner 

AND IMPORTER OF 
ENG-LISH <fc AMERICAN 

NOVELTIES. 

Send for sample case containing twenty varieties, averaging $15. Prices low. 




28 Dock Street, - Saint John, N. B. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Mammoth Yinepr Works, St, John, I. B, GEO - &5Jg& co 



Norton John H, h Bayfield 
Norton G B, clerk, bds Bayfield 
Norton Edward, bookkeeper, h Bayfield 
Norton E H of Norton & Fennell, bds Bayfield 
Norton R B of Norton & Fennell, h Prince 
Norton & Fennell, hardware, Queen 
Notre Dame Convent, Sydney, see adv 
O'Brien James, carpenter, h Fitzroy 
O'Brien James, grocer. Bayfield h Queen 
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, h Grafton 
O'Brien Philip, blacksmith, h Richmond 
O'Callaghan B, grocer, Dorchester h do 
O'Connor Mrs, wa-sherwoman, h Richmond 
O'Connor Martin, baggageman railway, h King 
O'Connor L, asst yard master railway, bds Hillsborough 
Oddfellows Hall, 168 Richmond 
Offer James, carriage builder, h Chestnut 
Offer John, carriage builder, bds Queen 
Offer Mary A, wid James, h Queen 
Ogar Thomas, rigger, h Peake n Queen 
O'Halloran Barbara, wid Martin, h Great George 
OlHis David, cooper, bds Euston 
O'Neill John, printer, h Euston 
O'Neill Mrs, wid Arthur, h Euston 
Orange Hall, 298 Kent 
O'Rielly J J, picture framer, h Douglas 
O'Rielly Patrick, printer, bds Douglas 
O'Rielly James W, printer, bds Douglas 
O'Rielly Edward, picture framer, bds Douglas 
Orman James, trader, h Union 
O'Shea Martin, grocer, Great George h do 
Osborne House, C V McGregor pro, 61 and 63 Water 
Osborne John, laborer, h Grafton 
Owen L C of Welsh & Owen, h St. Peter s Road 
Owen William, farmer, bds St. Peter's Road 
Owen David, grocer, h Richmond 
Oxenham Isaac, secy school trustees, h 373 Fitzroy 
Painchaud C, bookkeeper, bds Grafton 
Palmer Hon Edward, chief justice, h Queen 
Palmer Charles of Palmer & McLeod, h Wey mouth 



"Granulated Soap", the St. Croix Soap M'fg. Co 



190 r - I; - ISLAND DIKECTOKY. 

BAECLAT & CO. 

191 Atlantic Avenue, Boston Mass. 

GENERAL SHIPPING 

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 



AND DEALER f? IN 



Mackerel, Potatoes, Eggs & Canned Goods. 

Twelve years experience in this Market, 
->*H^ 

BEST P. E. I. & BOSTON REFERENCES. 



All consignments will Imve our best attention, 





MARITIME 

Lil 




BESMERS, ENGRAVERS & PRINTERS. 

Commercial Work of every description. Maps, Plans, 
Show Cards, Debentures, &e. 



GLOSSED LABELS A SPECIALTY. 

MODERATE PRICES. PROMPT EXECUTION. 

>*<* 

L. D. CLARKE, MANAGER, 

SO Dock Street, - Saint John, New Brunswick. 



CHAKLOTTETOWN. 



Malt, (Mer and White Wine Vinegar, Mami sain h t jL n h e if, a N 

Palmer Mrs Henry, h Kent 
Palmer H V, barrister, b<Js Kent 
Palmer & McLeod barristers, Richmond 
Palmer Robert & Co., Planing Mill, Peake n Great George 
Palmer James H of Palmer & McLeod, h Kent 
Palmer Mrs David wid, h Sydney 
Palmer Robert H of R Palmer <fe Co, h Dorchester 
Paoii Paul, sea captain, h Hillsborough 

; Simon S, bookkeeper, bds Hillsborough 
Parks Jabez, sea captain, h Fitzrby 
Parks Mrs Harriet, h Fitzroy 
Park man John, truckman, b Euston 
Parkman Alary-, wid John, h Grai'ton 
Park man Henry, laborer, h Euston 
Parkman Fred, carpenter, b Euston 
Parkman Edwin carpenter, h Euston 
Parsons Anson C, machinist, h Weymouth cor Grafton 
Parsons Thomas, blacksmith, Hillsborough h do 
Parsons Henry, blacksmith, bds Hillsborough 
Parsons J T, blacksmith, bds Hillsborough 
Parsons W, blacksmith, bds Hillsborough 
Parker George, machinist railway, bds Hillsborough 
Passmore William, landing waiter, bds Fitzroy 
Passmore George, city marshall, bds Kent 
Passmore Richard, bookkeeper, h 49 Great George 
Passmore John G, clerk, h Hillsborough 
Patterson Alexander jr, moulder, h Dorchester 
Patterson Alexander, boiler maker, h Dorchester 
Patriot Pub. Co., Hon D Laird mgr, 100 Richmond 
Pa ton James of J Pat-on & Co, h Prince 
Paton James & Co., Dry Goods, Richmond 
Payne James, engineer, h Dorchester 
Peake Bros & Co., Merchants and ship owners, 43 Queen 
Peake George of Peake Bros & Co, b 225 Euston 
Peake Mrs Ralph, h Grafton 
Pearson George, printer, bds Kent 
Pearson N W, carpenter, h Kent 
Peardon J T, baker, Great George 
Peardon Thomas, lime burner, h Gay Town 
Peardon David, lime burner, St. Peter's Road 

"Use ''Sea Foam" Soap, 



192 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

E. R. BELONG. J. BENNETT. 

BELONG & SEAMAN 



5 

BOSTON, M^SS, TJ. S. 

SHIPPING & COMMISSION MEECHANTS. 



WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 

Hour, leal, Provisions, fishing Supplies, 

CANADA FLOUR IN BOP A SPECIALTY. 



ALSO 



Receivers of Fish, Canned Goods, Produce 
and Lumber, on consignment. 



We have special facilities for receiving and selling all kinds 

Of Dry and Pickled Fish and Canned Goods. 



CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. 



CODFISH, SALMON, MACKEREL. 



Lobsters, Mackerel, Herring, Blueberries and Strawberries. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 

" i 

Bet the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Peardon John, saddler, h Richmond 
Peardon William, grocer, Great George h do 
Peebles George, blacksmith, h Rotchford 
Peebles James, blockmaker, h Kent 
Percival James, laborer, h King 
Percival James, caulker, h King 
Percival Robert, h 320 Kent 
Perkins & Sterns, Dry Goods, 165 Queen 
Perkins Henry, bds Great George 
Perkins Fred" of Perkins & Sterns, h St. Peter's Road 
Perkins Amelia, wid Samuel, h Fitzroy 
Perkins Joseph, laborer, h Royalty 
Perkins Fannie, wid Hugh, h Great George 
Pel-ring William, blacksmith, h Queen 
Perry John, fisherman, h Great George 
Perry Joseph, cabinet maker, h Gerald 
Peters & Peters, Barristers, Cameron Block, Richmond 
Peters Hon J H, judge sup. court, h off North River Road 
Peters Fred, of Peters & Peters, h Sidmount off N Riv Road 
Peters Arthur of Peters & Peters, h Brighton 
Peters Joseph, laborer, h Palmer's Lane 
Peters Felix, clerk, h Water 
Peters Fidelle, laborer, bds Queen 
Peterson S S, asst register deeds, h Hillsborough 
Phillips & Chappell, Architects, 66 Queen 
Phillips J L of Phillips & Chappell, h Hillsborough 
Pine Mrs, h King 

Pickard Jasper^Harness Maker, Grafton bds do 
Pickard Mary, wid Earth, bakery & groceries, Gt Geo h do 
Pickard Thomas, carriage trimmer, Kent h Euston 
Pickard Miss, tail or ess, h Fitzroy 
Pidgeon Michael, warehouseman, h St. Peter's Road 
Pidgeon James, clerk, h Grafton 
Pigot Henry, shoemaker, Great George h Bayfield 
Pollard Mary, wid Edward, bds Chestnut 
Pollard Patrick, truckman, h Chestnut 
Pollard Joseph, printer, h Queen 
Pollard James B, h Kent 

'Poole & Lewis, Lumber Dealers, Peake's No 3 Wharf 
Poole William, machinist railway, h King- 
Try "Sea Foam'' Soap for the Toilet. 



194 P- E- ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

S. E. DAILEY, 

Gold, Silver and Nickel Plater. 

MANUFACTURER OF 

Fine Damage, Sleigh I Harness Trimmings, 



ELECTRO PLATEE IN ALL KINDS OF 

Metals, Sleigh Rails, Pung Rails & Buggy Rails. 

Door Plates, Pew and Door Numbers always on hand. 

ALL KINDS OF TABLEWARE REPAIRED & REFLATED. 

Carriage Dasher Rails and Handles Plated with the above Metals. 
All orders promptly attended to, and good workmanship guaranteed. 

242 Union Street, SAINT JOHN, N. B. 

JOHN HANNAH, 

City Road, St. John, 1ST. B., 

MANUFACTURER OF 

THE CELEBf^TEt) N. B. 



WOYEN WIRE MATTRASS BED. 



I make them in several grades and prices. I sell to 
the Wholesale Trade only. Ask your dealer for the 
N. B. WOVEN WIRE BED, and take no other. I make also 
a superior kind of 

SINGLE WOVEN WIEE COT BED, 

Sold largely to Hotels. It folds into a small space, and is 
Light, Neat and Cheap. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 195 



Mammoth Yinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 6BO -.2tL co " 



Poole L. M., of Poole & Lewis, h 50 Hillsborough 
Poole Joseph, clerk, bds King- 
Pope Percy, mgr Savings Bank, h Hillsborough 
Pound David, engineer railway, h Water 
Power John, laborer, h Cumberland 
Power Mary J, wid Michael, h Palmer's Lane 
Power. Michael, laborer, h Richmond 
Power Cornelius, seaman, h Euston 
Power Patrick, carpenter, h Cumberland 
Power John, laborer, h Cumberland 
Power Capt James, h Grafton 
Power Mrs, tailoress, h Union 
Power Michael, truckman, h Dorchester 
Power William, laborer, h Dorchester 
Power J, mason, h Cumberland 
Power John, laborer, h Sydney, 
Power Michael, laborer, Cumberland 
Power Thomas, laborer, Sydney 
Power John, laborer, h Dorchester 
Power Miss, h Dorchester 
Pow r er Michael, h Sydney 
Fraught William, grocer, upper Queen h do 
Fraught Daniel, seaman, h Chestnut 
Fraught Edward, car repairer, h Water 
Proctor George jr, cook, str P Wales, h Malpeque Road 
Proctor George, gardener, h Malpeque Road 
Proud Mrs, keeper ^ M C A, h do 
Proud Henry, machinist, bds Richmond 
Proud John, clerk at arinony, bds Victoria Barracks 
Prowse L. E., Dry Goods, 6^ Queen h Grafton 
Prowse George, tailor, h 28 Rotchford 
Prowse George, painter, bds 28 Rotchford 
Prowse Artemas, carpenter, bds Great George 
Prowse Benjamin, clerk, h Sydney 
Prowse Thomas, laborer, bds Rotchford 
Prunty John, h Richmond 
Prunty John, laborer, h Grafton 
Prunty Michael, laborer, bds Richmond 
Puncher James, mason, h Hillsborough 
Puncher James jr, mason, h Hillsborough 

The Great Self Washer, "Surprise Soap." 



196 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

OSBOKIN IODSB, 



STREET, 

CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. I. 



C. Y. McGEEGOR, 



The Tourist's and Commercial Hotel of the City, 



CENTRALLY LOCATED. 



In close proximity to Steamboat Landings and 

Railway Station, and all Public Buildings 

and Mercantile Houses. 



HAS ALL THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS 
Table second to none in the Maritime Provinces. 



FKEE COACHES MEET ALL TEAIHS AND BOATS. 
CHARGES REASONABLE. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 197 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

' Purdy E. F., Marble Works, Kent h Gay Town 
Purdy Albert, marble cutter, bds Gay Town 
Purdie James T, clerk, h Sydney 
Pyne Mrs, dressmaker, Grafton h do 
Pyke Richard, laborer, bds Grafton 
Quinn John, laborer, h King 
Quinn Mrs, h Prince 

Quinn Patrick, farmer, bds North Star, Great George 
Quinn James, clerk, h Dorchester 
Quinn John, fireman, h Queen 
' Quirk A. & C., City Steam Bakery, Prince 

Quirk Alfred J, of A & C Quirk, h 171 King 
* Quirk Charles, of A & C Quirk, bds Prince 
Quirk John, h Prince 
Quirk Gothard, laborer, h Hensley 
Rackham Henry, carpenter, h Chestnut 
'Rackham George, Groceries etc, Prince h Orlebar 
Ramsay Barbara, wid Neil, h Euston 
Ramsay Howard, stone cutter, h Hillsborough 
Rariahan Hugh, grocer, Prince h do 
- Rankin C. D., Druggist, 111 Grafton h 151 Fitzroy 
Rattenbury Oliver, attorney-at-law, h Bayfield 
Rattenbury Nelson, com. traveller, h Great George 
Rattenbury William, pork packer, 67 Water h Great George 
Rattray David, shoemaker, h Grafton 
Rattray F C, shoemaker, bds Grafton 
Read Rev John, Methodist, h Prince 
Reardon William, cabinet maker, h Fitzroy 
Reardon Michael, laborer, h Fitzroy 

' Reddin James H., Barrister, Cameron Block, bds Prince 
Reddin James, inspector weights and measures, h 119 Prince 
Reddin D O'M, Druggist, Richmond h Weymouth 
Reddin Richard, barrister, Great George 
Reddin G H, drug clerk, bds Water 
Reddin D O'M, judge king's county court, h Water 
Reddin Arthur, drug clerk, bds Prince 
Redmond Daniel, painter railway, h Great George 
Redmond Mrs, h Queen 

' Redmond James of Scott & Redmond, bds Great George 
Regan J J, barber, Queen h Dorchester 

Use ''Sea Foam" Soap. 



198 P. B. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT, 

P. E. I. 



Best facilities for making FAMILY GROUPS at LOW PRICES. 

Second to no House in the Dominion for High-class Photography. 

CHILDREN'S PICTURES A SPECIALTY. 



Picture Frame Moulding a large variety always on hand. 



1YLAJ3E TO ORI3KR. 

If you want to purchase Stationery, or any kind of Fancy Goods, 
be sure and go to LEWIS, as he keeps all kinds very cheap. 

Plush and Metal Goods, Fancy China, Dolls, Games, Musical 
Instruments, Photo Albums, Plush, Brass and Ebony Cards, Cabinet 
and Panel Frames, Easels, Card Holders, Stereoscopes, &c., &c., 
always in stock. 

WALL PAPEE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY. 










I am now prepared to build Boats of all 
descriptions, Single & Double Scull Pleasure 
Boats, Sail Boats, &c., Spoon & common Oars. 



BOATS TO HIRE BY THE DAY OR HOUR, 

SPECIAL RATES BY THE MONTH. . 

J. H. SLACKFORD, 

S. N. Co. Wharf, CHARLOTTETOWN. 



CHAKLOTTETOWN. 199 

Beo. A. Troop & Go., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 

Reid John D., Clothing etc., Cameron Block, h Pownal 

Reid Henry, janitor W Kent School, h do 

Reid John, truckman, h Fitzroy 

Rendle John, h Hillsboro 

Rendle John, laborer, h Brighton Road 

Rice John, farmer, h Douglas 

Rice F, wheelwright, h Birch 

Rice John, laborer, bds Grafton 

Rice Wallace, truckman, h - 

Richards John F, clerk, h Cumberland 

Richards James, bank clerk, h Cumberland 

Richards David, clerk, bds Cumberland 

Richardson H A, accountant Bank N S, bds Hotel Da vies 

Ridgway Thomas, florist, Prince, h do 

Riggs, Win, gardener, h Gerald 

Riggs W N, tailor, Kent, h do 

Riggs Thomas, fitter railway, h Fitzroy 

Riley T B, Tobacconist, 40 Water, h 42 Pownal see adv 

Riley Peter, tobacco maker, h 42 Pownal 

Riley Charles, grocer, Pownal, h do 

Ritchie Bros & Co, Commission Merchants, Queen 

Ritchie Geo, of Ritchie Bros & Co, Alley 

Ritchie Andrew, of Ritchie Bros & Co, h Alley 

Roche Edward, legislative librarian, h 29 Euston 

Roberts' Sample Rooms, Richmond 

Roberts Richard ; sewing machine agent, 33 Queen 

Roberts Harry, tel operator, bds 57 Kent 

Roberts Richard, shoemaker, h Victoria 

Robertson C E. Merchant Tailor, Queen, h St Peter's Road 

Robertson W B & Co, Agricultural Implements, Queen 

Robertson W B, of W B R & Co, h Pleasant 

Robertson Geo, cashier railway, h Prince 

Robertson Thomas, boarding house, Prince 

Robertson John F, commission merchant, Queen, h 42 

Grafton see adv 

Robertson J N, clerk P 0, h Sydney 
Robertson Alexander, h Euston 
Robinson George, Barber, Richmond, bds Gt Geo 
Robinson Thomas, clerk, bds Pownal 
Robinson George, landing waiter, h Pownal 

Granulated Soap the "White Cross" Brand. 



200 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



H 

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p 
o 

SJ 




CHARLOTTETOWN. 201 



Malt, Cider and White Wine Vinegar, Mammoth Vine ^ ap 



Saint John, N. B. 



Robinson David H, clerk railway, bds Chestnut 
Robinson George A, teacher, bds Chestnut 
Robinson Maria, wid George, h Chestnut 
Robinson James, blacksmith, Gt Geo, h do 
Robinson James, laborer, h Water 
Robinson Mrs Edward, h Graf ton 
Robinson Thomas, seaman, h Richmond 
Robinson Henry B, grocer, Gt Geo, h Alley 
Robinson E H, bds Gt Geo 
Robinson I) F, bds Gt Geo 
Robins T C, Dentist, Ut Geo, h 211 King 
Robins W F, pro Livery Stable, 277 Kent, h 276 do 
Robins Mrs John, h 376 Graf ton 
Robin Mrs, h Queen 
Rodd Charles, laborer, bds Fitzroy 
Rodcl W S, laborer, h Fitzroy 
Rodd Charles E, saddler, bds Kent 
Rocld W H, shoemaker, Kent, h do 
Rodd Charles, blacksmith railway, h Edward 
Rogers Benj, of Dodd & Rogers, h Hillsboro Sq 
Rogers George, clerk, bds Hillsboro Sq 
Rogers Thomas D, clerk, bds Hillsboro Sq 
Rooney Patrick, oiler railway, h Richmond 
Roper "Robert; farmer, h Spring Park Rd 
Roper Benj T, carpenter, h Euston 
Rossiter Mary, wid John, h Gt Geo 
Ross Daniel F, turner, h Gerald 
Ross John, moulder railway, h King 
Ross Murdoch, tailor, h Richmond 
Rnss William, carpenter, h Dorchester 
Ross John, bds Dorchester 
Ross John, tailor, h 223 Kent 
Ross David L, carpenter, h Queen 
Ross James, stonecutter, h King 
Ross John, Magic Healer Salve Mfgr, h King 
Rowe J A, 2nd engineer sir P Wales, h Richmond 
Rowe George, laborer, h Graf ton 
Rowe J T, h 136 King- 
Rush Felix, laborer, h Grafton 
Rush James, laborer, h Rotchford 

Best on Earth, "Surprise Soap". 



202 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

SCOTT S REDMOND, 



KOOMS, ttOKTE SIDE OUESN SQUARE, (opp Post Office Building.) 

SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING & SHAMPOOING. 

Particular attention given to Ladies' & Children's Hair Work. 
K&- NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS AETISTS EMPLOYED. r, 

JAMES H. REDDIN, 

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law, 

SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC, &C. 

O 3F IE" I G 3ES O -A. 3MC JE3 3R, OIIKT 3EKX.OC33E, 

(HEAD OF STAIRWAY,) 

OHARLOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. 

W. H. THORNE & CO., 

Market Square, Saint John, N. B., 

HARDWARE MERCHANTS. 

ACCENTS FOR 

Carson's Antieorosion Paint, Hazard Powder, Howe 
Scales, Atlas Powder Dynamite. 



MANUFACTURER OF 

Wood Shelf Boxes, Paper Boxes of every description, Paper 

Specialties and Paper Boxes. 
THE SELF-OPENING PAPER BAG IS THE BEST BAG MADE- 

Wholesale Dealer in Straw Boards, Wood Pulp Boards, Wrapping 
Papers, White and Colored Print Papers, Surface, G-lazed and Tissue 

Papers and Printer's Supplies. Blank Books, Egg Oases, etc, 
36 KING STRE^KX, SAINT JOHN, N. B. 
Catalogues, Price Lists and Estimates furnished. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 203 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, Phila. 1878, 

Rudge Mrs Ellen, dressmaker, h Prince 

Russell Robert, printer, h Fitzroy 

Ryan Mrs, h Edward 

Ryan Alex A, conductor railway, h 290 Fitzroy 

Ryan George, laborer, h Rotchford 

Ryan D D, purser sir P Wales, h Sydney 

Ryan Michael, laborer, h Dorchester 

Sabine William, laborer, h Kent 

Saint Dunstan's College, Malpeque Road, Rev J C 

McDonald, Rector 

Saint Joseph's Convent, Pownal, n Kent 
Salmond Mrs, grocer, Fitzroy, h do 
Saunderson S, of Saunderson & Co, bds Rocklin House 
Saunderson & Co, Grocers, Richmond 
Saunders Isaac, apprentice, bds Euston 
Saunders & Newson, Meat Market, Kent 
Saunders John, of Saunders & Newson, h Euston 
Saunders Charles, butcher, bds 382 Fitzroy 
Saunders Mrs Isabel, wid John, h 372 Fitzroy 
Saunders Charles, student, bds Malpq Rd 
Saunders Richard, grocer, h Malpq Rd 
Savidant Francis, carpenter, h Gaytown 
Savidant J J, fisherman, bds Gt Geo 
Savidant James, fisherman, h Gt Geo 
Scantlebury George, Carriage Builder, h Kent 
Scantlebury Wallace F, clerk railway, h Prince 

Scantlebury George, carpenter, h Prince 

Scantlebury Mrs Aunie, Hillsboro Sq 
1 Sehurman C H, Commission Merchant, Water : bds Kent 

Scott Miss L, teacher, bds 235 Kent 

Scott John, Carriage Builder, h 235 Kent 

Scott & Redmond, Hairdressers, Grafton 

Scott William, butler Gov house, h Qusen 

Scott James, of Scott & Redmond, bds Spring Park Road 

Scott Rev Wm, Presbyterian, h 39 Euston 

Scott William, student, bds 89 Euston 

Scott Walter, apprentice, bds 89 Euston 

Scott Jacob, tanner, bds Alley 

Scott Miss, h Alley 

Scott Miss, dressmaker, h Grafton 

"Granulated Soap", the St. Croix Soap M'fg. Co. 



204 p - E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




DAVID SMALL, 

Ship Chandlery, Sailmaking, 
PRODUCE, SHIP AID GQIIISSM BROKER, 

DEALER IN 

O^VTS & POTATOES, 

CHARLOTTETOWN, - P. E. ISLAND. 



Vessels Chartered for Provincial and United States Ports. 



THE BEST PAPER. 

O3KTX3 



THE WEEKLY PATRIOT 

Is beyond cavil the very best Newspaper Published 

in Prince Edward Island. 
Sent to any address for only One Dollar a Year, IN ADVANCE. 



Advertisers have always found the Patriot to be the 

BEST ADVEKTISINa MEDIUM IN THE PKOVINCE, 

AND NOW IT IS BETTER THAN EVER. 

Those who advertize in both the Daily Patriot and the Weekly 
Patriot reach a larger, a more wealthy, and a more intelligant numb er 
of readers than can be reached through any other channel. 

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE DAILY PATRIOT : 

Three Months, $1.25 

Six Months, 2.50 

One Year, - - - 5.00 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 205 



Get the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Scott John, bookkeeper, h Sydney 

Scott W F, clerk, bds Pownal 

Scott Robert, carriage builder, h Fitzroy 

Seaman J J, Carriage Builder, Prince, h Queen see adv 

Seaman J D, teacher, h Bay field 

Seller Wm, Butcher, Hillsboro, h cor do and Richmond 

Seller Henry, City Weigher, h Kent 

Seller Benj, carpenter, h Graf ton 

Seller Thomas, carpenter, h Grafton 

Seller F H, of Beer & Goff, bds Grafton 

Seller Miss H, saleswoman, bds Kent 

Sentner L J, grocer, Grafton, h 282 Kent 

Sharp Geo A, Station master railway, bds Hillsboro Sq 

Shaw H, h Hillsboro 

Shaw Mrs William, h Weymouth 

Shaw Miss Jane, saleswoman, bds Weymouth 

Shaw Miss Celia, saleswoman, bds Weymouth 

Shaw Ellsworth E; baker, h Weymouth 

Shea M 0, grocer, Gt Geo, h do 

Shea Patrick, watchman, h Hensley 

Shea Patrick, laborer, h Euston 

Sheen Catherine, wid John, h Euston 

Shepherd Mrs Effie. dressmaker, h Grafton 

Shepherd John, laborer, h Rotchford 

Shepherd James, laborer, h Rotchford 

Sherry Patrick, h Fitzroy 

Silliphant Geo, livery stable, bds 223 Sydney 

Simmons Charles, painter railway, h Hillsboro Sq 

Sims Patrick, laborer, h Rotchford 

Sims John, laborer, h Rotchford 

Simpson Rev James, Episcopal, h Pownal 

Simpson Edward, laborer, h Prince 

Simpson Mrs, h Gerald 

Simpson Patrick, jockey, h Weymouth 

Sinnott Miss, dressmaker, h Dorchester 

Skerry Edward, carpenter, h Fitzroy 

Slackford John, Boat builder, S N Co Wharf bds 309 Kent 

Slate Charles, bds 145 Kent 

Slate Mrs Mary, h Richmond 

Small David, ship stores, Water h Pownal 

Grand for Laces, "Sea Foam" Soap. 



206 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




FORMING WITH ITS CONNECTIONS 

THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 

BETWEEN THE MARITIME PROVINCES 

ini the lew England Slates, ie. 

MAKING DIRECT CONNECTION FROM 

Halifax, Pictou, New Glasgow, Cape Breton, 

and Prince Edward Island Points. 

St. John, Fredericton, Houlton, Woodstock, 

Northern New Brunswick and Maine, 

St. Andrew's, St. Stephen's and Calais, 

To Bangor, Portland, Boston, and all Points 
North, South and West. 



FAST TRAINS! 

NEW ROLLING STOCKS 

ELEGANT PULLMAN CARS! 

NO TRANSFERS. - EASTERN STANDARD TIME. 
US' Purchase your Tickets via the " All-Bail Line." 



P. W. CRAM, 

General Manager. 



A. J. HEATH, 

General Passenger 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 2Q7 



Malt, Cider and White Wine Vinegar, MM ? t jSfnTS. S opkl> 



Small Robert, tinsmith, h Fitzroy 
Small William, drug clerk, bds Pownal 
Small William, carder, h Bayfield 
Smallwood James, carpenter, h Bayfield 
Smallwood Robert, mfgr mill machinery, Chestnut h do 
Smallwood Albert, grocer, Prince h do 
Smallwood Rev F, Methodist, h Prince 

1 Smallwood Charles of Warburton & Smallwood, h 217 King 
Smallwood Gay, blacksmith, bds Richmond 
Smallwood Charles, blacksmith, Richmond h do 
Smith Thomas, tailor, Great George h do 
Smith Nathanial, carpenter, h Euston 
Smith William, cooper, h Alley 
Smith Andrew, shoemaker, h Fitzroy 
Smith Robert, snoemaker, h Fitzroy 
Smith Douglas, bds Fitzroy 
Smith SiHney, h Fitzroy 
Smith William, clerk, h Palmer's Lane 
Smith William, h Richmond 
Smith Philip, laborer, h Hensley 

Smith H B, city surveyor, Dominion House Great George 
Smith George, tinsmith, 17 Euston 
Smith Mrs Richard, h Grai'ton 

Smith Henry, asst clerk county court, h Hillsborough 
Smith Patrick, cook, h Union 
Smith James, steward, h 333 Water 
Smith William, tinsmith, h Hillsborough 
Smith Thomas, laborer railway, h Cumberland 
Smith Mrs, h 39 Cumberland 
Smith Henry, h Pleasant 
Smith M W, teacher, h 325 King 
Smith Charies, railway, h King 
Smith Hugh, laborer, h King 
Smith Edward, railway, h King 
Smith Miss Florence, clerk, bds Prince 
Snaddon Miss C C, teacher, bds Prince 
Snelgrove Mrs T, h Weymouth 
Snelgrove John, printer, bds Weymouth 
Snelgrove Albert, bookkeeper, bds Weymouth 
Snelgrove Miss M A, dressmaker, Kent h do 

All kinds of Soap made by St. Croix Soap M'fg. Co, 



208 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



ANGLO-AMERICAN 




(LIMITED.) 

TELEGRAPHIC COMMUKtCATtQI 

WITH THE PRINCIPAL 

Cities & Towns in the World. 



General Manager: H, WEAVEE, 

Old (Broad Street, London, E. C. 



Prince Edward Inland Division. 



T. C. JAMES, - - Superintendent. 



OHARLOTTETOWN OFFICE : 

CORNER QUEEN & WATER STREETS. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 209 



Mammoth Yinegar forks, St. John, K, B, ^S&j&S co ' 



Spencer H ; clerk railway, h Water 

Sprague J. C., Boots & Shoes, 109 Queen h Southport 

Squire Charles, carriage painter, h Weyinouth 

Stair Mrs. E., Clothes Cleaner, Graf ton h do. see adv 

Stamper C N, wid Henry, h Queen 

Stanlake Albert, apprentice, bds Great George 

Stanlake Catherine, wid Henry, h 70 Queen 

Stanlake John, gardener, h Malpeque Road 

Stanley Bros., Dry Goods.Brown's Block,Richmond. see adv 

Stanley Gertie, saleswoman, bds Grafton 

Stanley W. W., of Stanley Bros., h 121 King 

Stanley Mrs James, h 121 King 

StanleV George of Stanley Bros, bds 121 King 

Stanley Thomas, baggage master railway, h Hillsborough 

Stanley Francis, shoemaker, Kent h do 

Steele Roderick, laborer, h Grafton 

Steele Robert, painter, 61 Grafton h do 

Steele Daniel, cooper, h Alley 

.Steele James, groom, h Douglas 

Steele Joseph, laborer, h Mount Edward Road 

Steele Ronald, jockey, h Kent 

Steele Joseph, carpenter, h Grafton 

Stentiford John, painter, h Dorchester 

Stentiford Joseph, painter, h Weyinouth 

Sterns A. W., of Perkins & Sterns, h 241 Grafton 

Sterns Harvey, clerk, h 318 Kent 

Stetson H A, railway, h Edward 

Stevenson M., Tinsmith, Queen h Richmond, see adv 

Stevenson Arthur H, clerk, bds Richmond 

St. Luce Rev. Mother, Convent de Notre Dame 

Stewart & Gates, Groceries etc., Grafton. see adv 

Stewart Jessie, wid Richard, h Euston 

Stewart John, tailor, h 102 Richmond 

Stewart Bruce, machinist, h Pownal 

Stewart Frances, wid Charles, h Great George 

Stewart Harriet, wid R B, h Great George 

Stewart Peter, tobacco maker, h King 

Stewart Mary, wid James, h Chestnut 

Stewart N A, trader, h Bayfield 

Stewart Hugh, laborer, h Kent 

Use ''Sea Foam" Soap, 



210 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

S. CHAMPION, 

Dealer in and Manufacturer of Boards, Shingles, 
SCANTLING, Pine Dressed FLOORING, POEK 
& MACKEREL BARRELS, STAVES, HOOPS, 
HEADING, and all kinds of LUMBER. 



CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 



WARBURTON & SMALLWOOD, 

BARRISTERS, 

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, 

HOT1BIES PUBLIC, ftc. 

OFFICE; 

Cameron Block, - - CHAELOTTETOWN. 



A. B. WARBURTON, B. C. L. C. R. SMALLWOOD. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 211 

Geo, A, Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, H, B, 

Stewart D, baker & grocer, Kent h do 
Stewart William, carpenter, h Grafton 
Stewart W S, barrister, Richmond bds Hotel Davies 
Stewart W. H., of Harris & Stewart, h Cumberland 
Stewart D B, law student, h Weymouth 
Stewart James, h 149 King 
Stewart James, of McLeod & Stewart, h King- 
Stewart James, hostler, h King 
Sterling Mrs, h Water 
Stockdale Mrs, h Gay Town 
Story Ann, wid John, h Euston 
Strain James, h Spring Park Road 
Strain Miss Margaret, bds Euston 
Strain Sarah, wid James, Euston 
Strickland C. L., Dentist, Richmond h Fitzroy 
Strickland W L, student, bds Fitzroy 
Strickland Thomas, butcher, h Edward 
Strong" George R., Agricultural Implements, Queen h 

Weymouth. see adv 
Strong W A, clerk, bds Grafton 
Strong R A, asst com Public Lands, h Grafton 
Strong D S, clerk, bds Grafton 
Stumbles J & Co., harness makers, h Great George 
Stumbles John of J Stumbles & Co., h Hillsborough 
Stumbles W W, bookkeeper, h Weymouth 
Stumbles Miss Carrie, teacher, bds Weymouth 
Sullivan & MeNeill, Barristers, Great George 
Sullivan Andrew, landing waiter, h Dorchester 
Sullivan Hon. W. W., (of Sullivan & McNeill) Attorney 

General, h Brighton 
Sullivan Daniel, cooper h Dorchester 
Sullivan John, laborer, h Euston 
Sullivan James, livery stables, Pownal 
Sutherland Henry, fireman railway, h Weymouth 
Sutherland Jas M, M P P, of Davies & Sutherland, h Prince 
Suttis Capt, h Cumberland 
Suttis Inix, seaman, bds Cumberland 
Swan James, laborer, h Fitzroy 
Sweeney Jeremiah, truckman, h Sydney 
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, h Syndey 



Granulated Soap the "White Cross" Brand, 



212 P. E- ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

EXHILARATING FLUIDS. 



Having secured the Agency for this Province from Mr. 
James A. Roue, of Halifax, for his 



I will be pleased to fill orders with despatch in the following lines : 

LEMONADE, 

CREAM SODA, 

PLAIN SODA, 

G-INGEB ALE Large and Small Bottles. 

OHAMPAG-NE' CIDER, 
NERVE POOD, 

In order to give my CITY CUSTOMERS every satisfaction, I have 
secured the servies of an 

EXPERIENCED EXPRESSMAN, 

Who will deliver Goods to any part of the city without delay. 
Special Rates to management of Picnics, etc, Highest Price paid 
for all kinds of EMPTY BOTTLES. 



TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION. 

J-OmsT JOY, 

Old London House, "Water Street. 






f 

Queen Street, OHAELOTTETOWN, P, E. I, 

ANGUS MCDONALD, Proprietor, 

MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 



OYSTERS SERVED IN EVERT STYLE, 



CHOICE STOCK OF 



Havana Cigars, Irated Waters, &e. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 213 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

Sweeney Michael, grocer, Water h do 
Sweeney Patrick, h Sydney 

Tanton W. N., Watchmaker & Jeweller, Queen, h do 
Tanton W D, saddler, Great George h do 
Tanton Herbert A, prof, music, bds Douglas 
Tanton A W, pork packer, bds Douglas 
Tanton John P, pork packer, Great George, h Douglas 
Tanton L P, groceries etc., cor Kent & Gt Geo h Douglas 
Tanton George S, baggage master railway, h St Peter's Road 
Tanton Elizabeth, wid George, boarding house, Queen 
Tanton Miss Amelia, h Great George 
Taudvin Daniel, engineer str Heather Belle, h King 
Taudvin Miss Sophia, umbrella repairer, Hillsborough h do 
h Taylor E. W., Watchmaker & Jeweller, Richmond h 447 Kent 
Taylor F P, F R C S Edin, physican, 123 Graf ton 
, Taylor James D., Bookbinder, Graf ton h Fitzrcy 

Taylor William, h Edward 
Taylor G. H., Watchmaker & Jeweller, 177 Graf ton h 

Cumberland see adv 
Taylor Thomas, carpenter, h Edward 
Taylor William, carpenter, h Hillsborough 
Taylor S, woolen mills, h Cumberland 
Taylor Robert, gunsmith, h Cumberland 

Taylor William, truckman, bds Cumberland 

Taylor Thomas, painter, h Hillsborough 

Taylor Joseph, carpenter, h Hillsborough 

Teed William, upholsterer, h Euston 

Terlizzick H J P, book agent, h Queen 
< Temperance Hall, 205 Queen 
' Telephone Co. of P. E. L, R Angus, ragr, office, Kent 

Thistle Thomas, laborer, h Great George 

Thistle Nicholos, laborer, h Gregor's Lane 

Thompson Mrs, h Queen 

Thompson J L, conductor railway, h Pleasant 

Thompson Margaret, wid James, h Pownal 

Thompson John, expressman, bds Pownal 

Thome Catherine, wid Richard, grocer, Pownal h do 

Thorne William, machinist railway, h Grafton 

Thorne Alfred, truckman, h Cumberland 

Thorne George, printer, bds Pownal 

"Surprise Soap" is the best. 



214 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

MERCHANTS BANK 

OK 

PRINCE EDWARD ISDAND. 

DIRECTORS: 

L. H. DAVIES, M. P., President. 
Hon. W. W. SULLIVAN, L. L. BEER, 

D. FARQUHARSON, BENJ. HEARTZ. 

WM. MCLEAN, 

WM. MeLEAN, Cashier. 
AQBNOY AT SOURIS,- JAMES J. HUGHES, Agent. 

FOREIGN AGENTS- 

LOHDON.-THE CITY BANK. 

BOSTON.-THE BOSTON NATIONAL BANK. 

MONTEEAL.-ST. JOHN & HALTFAX,-THE 

BANK OF MONTREAL 

Collections made in ail parts of the Island on the most reasonable terms and promptly 
remitted for. 

W. W. CLARKE, 

COIIISSM MERCHANT & GENERAL AGENT, 

AGEXT FOR 

FUKNESS LINE OF STEAMEES BETWEEN HALIFAX & LONDON. 

DEALER IN COAL. LESSEE OF QUEEN'S WHARF. 

Agent for Fishwiek's Express Line to Halifax, N. S. 

OFFICE- -HE AD QUEEN'S A?VHARF% 
OHARLOTTETOWN, - P. E. ISLAND. 

MCLEAN & MCDONALD, 

BARRISTERS AND ATTORNEYS, 

SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &.C. 
BKOWFS BLOCK, OHAELOTTETOWN. P, E. I. 

A. A. MeLEAN, L.L. B. H. C. MeDONALD, B. A. 



AGENTS NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Co., Paris 1876, PMla. 1878. 

Thorne George, salesman, bds Pownal 
Thorne Richard, baker, bds Pownal 
'Thorne George, Meat Market, Sydney, h do. see adv 
Thorpe Israel, sea captain, h Douglas 
Tice Wyndham Charles, boarding stable, Grafton h do 
Tiernay Elizabeth, wid James, h Great George 
Tomlins Alfred F, clerk city court, h West 
Toole Stephen, laborer, h Dorchester 
Toole Bernard, mail driver, h Dorchester 
Toole John, trader, h Hillsborough 
Toole James, laborer, h Dorchester 
Toombs William, grocer, Queen, h Grafton 
Toombs G H, Commission Merchant, Queen h Kent 
Toombs Robert, harness maker, Great George h Euston 
Toombs Edmund, grocer, Malpeque Road h do 
Toombs Edmund jr, grocer, Great George h do 
Toombs John, tailor, bds Kent 
Toombs James, stone cutter, bds Kent 
Towan James, mason, h Sydney 
Trail Mrs M, h Sydney 
Trainor James, laborer, h Great George 
Trainer John, truckman, h Kent 
Trainor James, painter, h Pownal 
Trainor Bernard, clerk P 0, h Prince 
Trainor John, clerk, h Water 
Trainor Hugh, tireman, h Spring 
Trainor Francis, grocer, 60 Grafton h do 
Trainor J J, boarding house, Queen 
Trainor James, truckman, h Vermont 
Trainor P H, painter, 222 Kent h do 
Trainor Michael, h Pownal 

Trainor John L, clerk, Merchants Bank Halifax, bds Pownal 
Trainor Michael, h Pownal 
Trainor Patrick, truckman, h Rotchford 
Trainor John, laborer, h Dorchester 
Trainor Peter, laborer, bds Euston 
Trainor Michael, bookkeeper, bds King 
Trainor Patrick, clerk, h Spring 
Trainor Patrick, butcher, h Wey mouth 
Trainor Patrick, mason, h 258 King 

Best on Earth, ' "Surprise Soap". 



216 P. B. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

CHARLOTTETOWN 

WOOLEN MILLS 



WHEN IN WANT OF 

TWEEDS, 
FLANNELS, 
OR BLANKETINGS, 

ASK FOR OUR MAKE. 



THE BEST VALUE U THE MARKET, 




CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I, 



CliAiiLOTTETOWN. 



217 



Male awarded Seo, A. Troop & Do,, Paris 1876, PMla. 1878, 

Trainor John, machinist railway, h King 

Trainor Owen, barber, King 

Trainor James, carpenter, h Water 

Trainor James, mason, h King 

Trowaii Mrs, h Weymouth 

Try on Woolen Mills Depot, Richmond 

Turnbull Andrew, laborer, h Rotchford 

Turnbull Robert, sea captain, h Richmond 

Turii ..nder, saddler, h Bishop 

Turner Chistopher J, clerk, bds Douglas 

Turner Edward, clerk, h Euston 

Turner William, truckman, h Hillsborough 

Turner Arthur, saddler, bds Hillsborough. 

Turner John, blacksmith. Hillsborough 

Tun. 'iel, clerk, h Gerald 

Turner.' ngineer, h Hillsborough Sq 

Turner E R, photographer, bds Fitzroy 

Turner Joseph, saddler, h Graf ton 

Tweedy Mr, clerk. Pleasant 

Tynan Charles, truckman, h Chestnut 

Tnsworth Joseph, Supt. P E I Railway, h Upper Prince 

Urquhart A. S., Insurance Agent Brown Block, h King Sq 

United States Consular Agency, 53 Queen 

Vanlderstine Robert, city janitor, h Gerald 

Vanlderstine Mrs, h Great George 

Vanlderstine Henry, plasterer, h Hensley 

Vanlderstine Cephas, warehouseman, h Gerald 

Valley Joseph, laborer, h Rotchford 

Vateher G. W., Groceries etc., Euston cor Orlebar h 

Hillsborough. ste adv 

Vateher James, Confectioner, Kent h do. see adv 
Vickerson Mrs, h Grafton 

Vickerson Lemuel T, laborer railway, h Weymouth 
Vinnicoinbe H W, piano tuner, h Fitzroy 
Vishey John, mail driver, h Spring Park 
Vissey John, laborer, h Pownal 
Waddell James, mgr Electric Light Co., h Water 
Waddell Matthew, tinsmith, Grafton h Water 
Waddell Charles, tinsmith, IvGrafton 
Wadman Isaac W, undertaker, Grafton h do 



Best on Earth, "Surprise Soap". 



218 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



SPENCER'S 

Opthalmoscopic Test Lenses 

WILL DETECT ALL VISUAL DEFECTS. 

A scientific and practical in- 
strument for detecting all op- 
tical defects of the eye, and 
determining the lenses needed 
for their correction. 

As we use this instrument in 
adjusting Spectacles and Eye- 
glasses, we can guarantee satis- 
faction to our customers in all 
cases of 

MYOPIA, or Near Sight, 
HYPEROPIA, or Far Sight, 
PRESBYOPIA, or Old Sight, and 
ASTIGMATISM, or Poor Sight, 

Caused by oval eyes, which 
causes some figures on a clock 
dial at fifteen feet to look darker 
than others. 

This instrument measures each 
eye separately, a method which 
all Oculists agree is the proper 
one. 

In our experience many per- 
sons have been found to have 
eyes that are unlike, that is, re- 
quiring lenses of different mag- 
nifying or diminishing power 
for each eye, which, combined 
in one frame, will give distinct 
normal vision. 

Persons who have had diffi- 
culty in obtaining Spectacles to 
suit them are cordially invited 
to call and acquaint themselves 
with the merits of the instrument 

SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES 

Always in stock, of the several grades in Frames, in STEEL, RUBBER, 

NICKEL, CELLULOID, SILVER, GOLD, and Spectacles and Eye-glasses 

other than regular goods mounted to order. 

OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED. 

Sole Agent for B. Lauranee's Celebrated Axis Cut Feeble 
Spectacles and Eye-glasses. 




X3XT 

ROCKFORD & WALTHAfVS WATCHES. 

TINE DIAMOND AND OTHER RINGS, 

Fancy Brass Goods, Silver-plated Novelties, etc. 

E. "W. TA.YLOR, 

WATCHMAKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, 

Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



219 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 



Wad man Miss Ada, teacher, bds Graf ton 

Wadrnan Henry D, tinsmith, Pownal h do 

Wade Miss Mary, milliner, bds Prince 

Wade Miss Jane M, saleswoman, bds Prince 

Wade Mrs Mary A, h Prince 

Wagner Henry, laborer, h Grafton 

Wakefield Joseph, timekeeper, h Dorchester 

Wakeford G W, bookkeeper, h Great George 

Wak eland Thomas, mason, h Queen (upper) 

Walker Angus, pattern maker, h Bishop 

Walker Edmund, h Wey mouth 

Walker Charles, carriage blacksmith, h Prince 

Walker George, messenger customs, h Euston 

Waller George, clerk, bds King Sq 

Waller Edmund, grocer, h King Sq 

Waller Edward, turner, bds King Sq 

Wallace James D, machinist, h Euston 

Walsh John, painter, h Richmond 

Walsh John, laborer, h Prince 

Warburton & Smallwood,Barristers,Cameron Blocks adv 

Warburton A B, of W & S, bds North River Road 

Warburton James, physician, h 94 Prince 

Ward Job R, plasterer, h School 

Ward John, h School 

Ward Robert, carpenter, h Hillsborough 

Ward William, butcher, h Hillsborough 

Ward Joseph, mason, h School 

Wares John A, blacksmith, h Fitzroy 

Warren Edward, carpenter, h Euston 

Warren James, painter, h Fitzroy 

Warren C. B., Boots & Shoes, 72 Queen h Euston. see adv 

Warren N, painter, h Birch 

Warren Henry, carpenter, h Chestnut 

Warren John R, grocer, St Peter's Road 

Warren Thomas, bds Grafton 

Waters Caroline, wid George, h Douglas 

Waterman H H, tanner, h off Great George 

Waterman W R, tanner, Clark h Sydney 

Waterman R R, wool puller, h Gay Town 

Watson's Drug" Store, Victoria Building, Queen 

Grand for Laces, "Sea Foam" Soap. 



220 R E - INLAND DIRECTORY. 



J. J. SEAMAN, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES & SLEIGHS, 




Repairing of Carriages promptly attended to 
and satisfaction Guaranteed. 

FACTORY AND STORE} ROOMS, 

UPPER PRINCE STREET, CHAJRLOTTETOWN. 



CAIRNS & McLEAN, 

DEALS ns i^ 

MoMisiite, TaWets, anil Headstones, 

IN MARBLE AND FREESTONE. 

Good Material, Good Workmaniehip, and Low Prices- 

- CALL AND EXAMINE. 

3& 




INGLIS ST., TRURO, N. S, 

General Grocer & Oommission lerck&t, 



DEALER IN 



PORK, LARD, HAMS, POTATOES, &c., &c. 

>t^ CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. ^ 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 221 



Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, Mam ? a a v jo n h e n g , a N. B r . orks> 

Watson L. W., Druggist, h Queen 

Wat/ling Charles, painter, h Great George 

Watts Mary, wid James, h Kent 

Waughan James N, painter, h Wey mouth 

Waughan George, truckman, h Cumberland 

Waughan Henry, truckman, h Cumberland 

Waye Mrs, grocer, h Great George 

Waye David, painter, bds Great George 

Waye Thomas, laborer, h Gay Town 

Waye Richard, expressman, h Great George 

Wayman Charles, painter, bds Chestnut 

Wayman Margaret, wid William, h Chestnut 

Weatherbie Miss, dressmaker, h Fitzroy 

Weatherbie Peter, laborer, h Palmer's Lane 

Webb George, engineer, h Euston 

Webb Thomas, truckman, h Rotchford 

Webb George H, clerk, bds Euston 

Webster D, carpenter, h Fitzroy 

Webster Mrs George, h 31 Prince 

Webster George, machinist, h 31 Prince 

Webster Grafton, clerk, h Fitzroy 

Webster John, laborer, h Fitzroy 

Webster Charles, boiler maker, h Douglas 

Webster Miss, dressmaker, h Grafton 

Webster David, sailmaker, h Hillsborough 

Weeks & Beer, wholesale Dry Goods, Queen 

Weeks Mrs Georgina, wid Robert, h Prince 

Weeks Henry of J Paton & Co, h Pownal 

Weeks William A of Weeks & Beer, h Rotchford Sq 

Weeks William, shoemaker, h Richmond 

Weeks William, fisherman, h Euston 

Weeks Arthur, clerk, bds Rotchford Sq 

Weeks W A jr, Deputy Frothy, bds Richmond 

Weldon John C G, clerk probate court, h Grafton 

Weldon. George, mail driver, h Euston 

Wellner W. W., Watchmaker & Jeweller, Grafton h Prince 

Wellner W L, watchmaker, h Hillsborough 

Welsh John, coachman, Government House 

Welsh James E, Insurance Agent, h Prince 

Welsh H Pope, port warden, h Grafton 

All kinds of Soap made by St, Oroix Soap M'fg, Co, 



222 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




(tapng 



OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 



Toll Line Stations and Tariff of Charges. 

The Stations now connected are as follows : 



Charlottetown, 
Hunter River, 
County Line, 
Freetown, 
New Glasgow, 
Laird's Mills, 
Rustieoviile, 
North Rustieo. 
St. Eleanor's, 



Souris, 

Dundas, 

Annandale. 

Kensington, 

Summerside, 

Clifton, 

Stanley Bridge, 

Murray Harbor N, 

Valleyfield. 



Murray Harbor S, 
Cardigan, 
Mount Stewart, 
Georgetown, 
Montague Bridge, 
Murray River, 
Orwell, 
Vernon River, 



The following are the Rates of Charges for Written or 

Verbal Messages ; 
VERBAL MESSAGES : From Station to Station, when the 

distance is 5 miles or under, for each five minutes 

conversation, or part thereof ................ 10 Cents 

do do 5 to 10 miles ..... 20 " 

do do over 10 miles ..... 25 " 

WKITTEIM MESSAGES, subject to Company's conditions, will 

be sent from Station to Station at the following rates : 
When distance does not exceed 10 miles, for twenty words 

or under ................................. 15 Cents 

When distance is greater than 10 miles ........ 25 " 

For each additional word, 1 cent extra. 

A discount of 20 per cent, from the above rates will be 
made to lessees of Instruments. 

Written Messages will be delivered in Charlottetown 
within city limits, and from all other receiving offices within 
a quarter of a mile from said offices. 

Special rates will be made for delivering at greater 
distances. 

All communications and messages must be prepaid 

The Company is prepared to lease Telephone Instruments 
in Charlottetown and Summerside at established rates, and 
to treat with persons requiring private or toll lines. 

For further information apply to the subscriber at 
Charlottetown. 

HOB ANGUS, Manager. 



CH A RLOTTETO WN. 



223 



Get the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar, 

Welsh Joseph, laborer, bete Chestnut 
Welsh Frank, laborer, bds Chestnut 
Welsh Catherine, wid Michael, h Chestnut 
Welsh Patrick, carpenter, h Great George 
Welsh Martin, carpenter, h Douglas 
Welsh Capt M, h Queen 
Welsh Mrs, grocer, Queen h do 
Welsh Mary, wid James, h Palmer's Lane 
Welsh Thomas, seaman, bds Fitzroy 
Welsh Catherine, h Kent 
Welsh & Owen, ship owners, King- 
Welsh William M P, of Welsh & Owen, h Keppock, Lot 48 
Welsh Michael, carpenter, h Cumberland 
Welsh William, railway, h St Peter's Road 
Westcott W, carpenter, h King 
Westcott Bruce, clerk, bds King 
Whear John, h Kent 
Whear Louis G.. clerk, bds Kent 
Wheatley & Sons, produce dealers, Euston 
Wheatlcy George of W'& S, trader, bds Kent 
Whelan Mrs Edward, bds Dorchester 
Whelan Mrs Thomas, h Grafton 
Whelan James, shoemaker, h Grafton 
White A. & Son, Machinists etc., Kent 
White Edwin, clerk customs, h Fitzroy 
White A D, of A White & Son, h Kent 
White A, of A White & Son, h Kent 
White John, gardener, h Spring- 
White George, boarding house, Grafton 
White N, clerk P 0, lining 
White Robert, waterman, h Spring Park 
White Theo, waterman, h Spring Park 
White Lemuel, truckman, h Spring Park 
White George, waterman, bds Spring Park 
White- Robert, fireman, h Fitzroy 
White James D, machinist, h Grafton 
White Mrs Thomas, h Richmond 
Whitlock Caleb, carpenter, h School 
Whitlock Silas, tinsmith, h School 
Whitlock John, carpenter, h School 






"Surprise Soap" is the best, 



224 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 





MANUFACTURER OF 



mmi STOVE PIPE, te 

127, QUEEN STBEET, 
S CHARLOTTET(WN, P. E. ISLAND. 

ORDERS ^PROMPTLY ATTTKNOED TO. 



FACTORY WORK A SPECIALTY, 



WHOLESALE & RETAIL 




AND CHRISTIAN CHRONICLE, 

An Independent Family Journal devoted to Religion, 
Temperance, Agriculture, Science & General News. 

The endeavor will be may to supply the latest and best information 
on all subjects interesting to its readers. 

It is issued every SATURDAY MORNING from their Office, 



(Opposite the Post Office, South Side,'} 

CHAELOTTETOWN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



TERMS : PER YEAR IN ADVANCE, - - 81.00 

Remittances made be made by Registered Letter or by Post 
Office Order addressed to 

THE ISLAND GUARDIAN COMPANY, CHARLOTTETGWN. 



iar Book and Job Printing Done at the Lowest Bates, 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 25 



a Vinegar forks, St. John, S, B, ASJM co " 



Whitman Rev Edward, Baptist, h Kilburn Avenue 

Whitty Mrs T, h Dorchester 

Whitty Stephen, clerk, bds Dorchester 

Whitty Peter, laborer, bds Dorchester 

Whittle Mrs John, h Richmond 

Wiekham James, laborer, h Graf ton 

Wickham John P, principal school, bds Osborne House 

Wilkshire Mrs, h Douglas 

Wilkshire William, laborer, St Peter's Road 

Wilkshire Thomas, laborer, h Hillsborough 

Williams Joseph, fireman railway, h Hillsborough 

Williams John, carriage builder, h Pownal 

Williams Michael, sea captain, h Sydney 

Williams Mrs, h Dorchester 

Williams Miss May, music, teacher, bds Dorchester 

Williams George, saddler, bds Great George 

Williams Yalliain, warehouseman, h Alley 

Williams Albert, teamster, bds Great George 

Williams Richard, laborer, h Great George 

Williams William, expressman, h Queen 

Williams Hour}', laborer, bds Queen 

Williams John, laborer, h Euston 

Williams Thomas., clerk, h Bayfi; 

Williams George, upholsterer, h Euston 

Wilson George, tinsmith, h Fitzroy 

Wi:son Mark, butcher, h Chestnut 

Wilson Herbert C, clerk, bds Fitzroy 

Winchester Lemuel, clerk, bds Fitzroy 

"Winchester Joseph, watchman railway, h Fitzroy 

Wise Thomas, caulker, h Hensley 

Wise John, caulker, h Dorchester 

Tfonnacott John, Boots & Shoes, Queen h Great George 

TFoimacott John jr, clerk, bds Great George 

Food Ingraham, clerk, bds 282 Kent 

Tfood Robert, butcher, bds King 

TFood Peter, laborer, bds Cumberland 

TFood James, tinsmith, h Bay field 

Wood Mrs John, h Richmond 

TFood Louis, carpenter, h Weymouth 

TFood Andrew, deckhand, h King 



Use "Sea Foam" Soap, 



226 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Watchmaker and Jeweler 



FOR THE 



AURORA 

WATCH 



COMPANY, 




FOR THE 



OELEBEATED 

LAZARUS 
Spectacles, 



WALTHAM, ELGIN, HAMDBN & SWISS WATCHES, 

AMERICAN CLOCKS, in Walnut, Veneered, Brass and Nickel. 

JEWELRY, IN ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS. 
ST Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing personally attended to. '>& 

218 Queen Street, - Charlottetown, P. E. Island. 



THOMAS MORRIS, 

Telephone No. 67, 
CHARLOTTETOWN. 



C. A. HYNDMAN, 

Telephone No. 35, 

BRIGHTON. 



OPPOSITE VICTORIA PARK. 



ESTABLISHED 1848. 



Brew Pale, Amber & Light 



MANUFACTURES OF MALT. 

DEALERS IN BARLEY. 

MORRIS & HYNDMAN, 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 227 

Beo. A, Troop & Go., Mammoth Yinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 

Fooldridge David, truckman, h Euston 

Fooldridge Thomas, laborer, b Kent 

Worth H. J., Livery Stable, Prince h Kent, see adv 

Forth Fred, bds Bishop 

Forth Lemuel, truckman, h Pownal 

Forth John, sail maker, h Bishop 

Forth Henry, sail maker, h School 

Forth William, sail maker, h Great George 

Forthy Lemuel, carpenter, bds Hillsborough Sq 

Worthy George W, machinist railway, bds Hillsborough Sq 

Worthy Benj, carpenter, bds Hillsborough Sq 

Worthy George, bookkeeper, h Hillsborough Sq 

Wright George J., Pork Packer etc, Kent h Water 

Wright Lemuel, bds Kent 

Wright George D, cabinet maker, h Euston 

Wright Mark & Co., Furniture Mfgrs, Kent, see adv 

Wright Benj, farmer, h St Peter's Roacl 

Wright Mark, of M Wright & Co, h King Sq 

Wright Joseph, carpenter, h Hillsborough 

Wright. Robert, plasterer, h Orlebar 

Wright P A, H M Gulnare, bds Hotel Da vies 

Wright William, carpenter, h Prince 

Wright Louis, farmer, h Prince 

Wright Daniel, laborer, h King 

Wright Mrs George, St Peter's Road 

Wright Francis, laborer, Royalty 

Wright A A, tailor, bds 223 Kent 

Wristan Thomas, tobacco maker, h Rotchforcl 

Wyatt William, shoemaker, Hillsborough h do 

Wyatt William jr, machinist railway, bds Hillsborough 

Wynne Thomas, grocer, Great George h do 

Yates William, saddler, h Hillsborough 

Yeo John, h 286 King 

Yeo Patrick, laborer, h Sydney 

Yeo John, h Prince 

Yeo William, truckman, h School 

Yeo John, driver railway, h 479 Fitzroy 

Young J W, teacher, h Pownal 

Young Richard, clerk railway, bds Kent 

Young Albert R, painter, h Great George 

Granulated Soap the "White Cross" Brand. 



993 R E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 




I&CO 



PACKERS & DEALERS IN 

PORK, LARaHAMAc. 
FISH Of^AL^ KINDS. 

CANNERS OF NEPTUNE BRAND 

LOBSTERS & MACKEREL, 

OHAELOTTETOWJT, TIGNISH and ALBEETON, P. E. I 

TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION. 



SIDNEY ST. } 

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, 

GEO. THORNS, Proprietor. 

Keeps in Stock Fresh & Salt MEATS of all kinds, HAMS, 

PORK, BACON, SAUSAGES, &c., POULTRY and 

VEGETABLES of all kinds low for cash, Goods 

Delivered to ail parts of the City free. 

Farmers having anything in my Line to dispose of, will do well to call. 

JOHN MEiKLE, 

PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER. 

FELLING ST. Near Fitzroy St. (east) CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 



Painting, Graining, Glazing, Paper Hanging, etc., executed at shortest 
notice, and in the most satisfactory manner. 

LETTERING AND GILDING A SPECIALTY. 

t<-' TERMS 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 229 



Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, Mam ? a in h t 



Young Mrs Robert, milliner, h Hillsborough Sq 

Young Charles, L L D Judge Surrogate & Probate Court, h 

Fairholm Fitzroy 
Young-husband Mrs, h Fitzroy 
Younker Mary Ann, wid Lemuel, bds Queen 
Young- Men's' Christian Association, Richmond 



DIRECTORY 

OF 

% 

CHARLOTTETOWN ROYALTY. 



Atchly Frederick, attendant Insane Asylum 
' Ball John, land surveyor 
r Bayfield Edward, attorney at law 

Bell John, farmer 

Bell Francis, manager stock farm 
Bevan Frederick, mfgr Aerated Waters 

Binns Harry, farmer 

*Blanchard E S, M D Med Supt Insane Asylum 
k Blake Maurice, Butcher 
* Blaquire J. H., Prof French, St Dunstan's College 

Bourke Joseph, laborer 

Boysner William, tanner 

Boysner Christopher, farmer 

Bradley Frank, laborer 

" Surprise " Soap is the best. 



230 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

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CHARLOTTETOWN. 231 



Mammoth Older, Wliite Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 

Brehaut William, farmer 
r Brow E R, bookkeeper 
Burris George, farmer 

( 'ame-ron Miss Martha, cook, Insane Asylum 
Chapel] e John K, blacksmith 
Char! ton Edward, laborer 
Clark Thomas, fireman. Woolen Mills 
Coady John, laborer 
Coffin William D, farmer 
Comi'.'rs Miss L, house maid, insane A.sylum 
C nrley John, farmer 

Gallagher Edward, attendant Insane Asylum 
Gates Frank, farmer 
Garnhmn George, farmer 

* Government Stock Farm 
Gregory Mrs Jane, wid 

Han Catherine, attendant Insane Asylum 
Henry John, lime kiln 

* Hio-o's B W, merchant 






Hiins Patrick, farmer 






Higgins John, farmer 

Higghis L. farmer 

Hio-gs V F. Cabinet Maker 
* Hornsby Oswell, P E I Pottery 
'Hornsby Oswell, clerk Merchants Bank 

Hornsby Francis, apprentice 

Hogan \Viiiiam, laborer 

Hurry William, chirk 

Hurry farmer 

f Jenkins J T., S? 1) 
'Jenkins Le\vis. farincl 1 

Jennings John, laborer 

Jur. r:\rdener 

machinist 



Lewis ;: 

Math 

Math e.son Roderick, farmer 

Matheson Mary, attendari 



Grand for Laces " Seaibam Soap." 



232 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

ARMY & NAVY DEPOT! 




JAMES SCOTT & CO., 

117 & 118 Granville St., HALIFAX, N. S. 

IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN THE FINEST BRANDS OF 

CHAMPAGNE, MOSELLE, HOCK, (Sparkling,) 
HOCK, (Still,) CLARETS, SAUTERNE, BUR- 
GUNDY, SPARKLING SAUMUR, SHERRIES, 
PORT WINES, MADIERA, MARSALA. 

ANGUSTITRA & ORANGE BITTERS. 

LIQUOES, 

Curacao, Noyau Chartreuse, Beneilietiiio, 

Cherry Brandy, Creme-fle-Caouo, Gold 

water, Kummel, Vermouth. 

Very choice extra old BRANDIES, SCOTCH, IRISH, 

BOURBON and RYE WHISKIES, "OLD TOM" 

PLYMOUTH & HOLLANDS GIN; "JAMAICA 

RUM", BASS'S ENGLISH ALE, & DUBLIN 

STOUT, in WOOD & BOTTLE, 

AND A SPLENDID STOCK OF 

Jams, Jellies, Pickles, Sauces, 
Fruit, Hams, Bacon, Canned Meats, 
Soups, Fruits, Vegetables & G-eneral 
Fancy Groceries. 



CHAKLOTTETOWN. 933 



deo, A, Troop & Go,, Mammoth Vinegar forks, St, John, N, B, 

Morris Thomas, farmer 

Morris Daniel, farmer 

Munroe Miss Christy, attendant Insane Asylum 

Mullins Edward, farmer 

Murphy John, farmer 

McAuley Rev. Alex., Prof History & Science, St Dunstan's 

College 

McAuley Ewen, farmer 
McCauley James, laborer 
McCalium M, farmer 

MeDougail A. J., Prof Music St Dunstan's College 
McDonald R A, Prof of bookkeeping & actual business, St 

Dunstan's College 

McDonald R J, baker Insane Asylum 
McDonald Archibald, farmer 
McDonald Rev. J. A., Prof of Sciences, Rhetoric K: Latin, 

St Dunstan's College 

McDonald Rev. J. C., Rector, St Dunst-ui's College 
McDonald Miss Emma, matron Insane Asylum 
McDonald Rev. J. C,, Prof of Greek, Mathematics, prefect 

of Studies, St Dunstan's College 
McFadyen Neil, farmer 
McKiimon Alexander, farmer 
McLean Archy, farmer 
McLean John, fireman, Insane Asylum 
McLean Miss Janie, assistant laundress, Insane Asylum 
McLean L, blacksmith 

McPhail William, Supervisor, Insane Asylum 
McPherson Donald, farmer 
McPherson Mary, attendant Insane Asylum 
McPherson Miss F, attendant Insane Asylum 
McPherson R ; engineer Insane Asylum 
McQuillan supt servts, Insane Asylum 
MeQuarrte Miss Sarah, house maid, Insane Asylum 
McQuarrie Nelson, attendant Insane Asylum 
McQuarrie Miss Annie, attendant, Insane Asylum 
Nelson Charles, farmer 

Nolan Miss Annie, laundress, Insane Asylum 
O'Brien Maurice, laborer 
Pickard Jatnes, farmer 

All kinds of Soap made by St Croix Soap M'f g Go 



284 P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

J. B. NEILY & CO., 

Proprietors Liverpool Wharf, 

Ship and Steamship Agents and Brokers, 

Forwarding, Freight and Insurance Agents, 

Commission Merchants and Produce Dealers, 

OFFICE, LIVERPOOL WHARF, 

1ST. S. 



GEO. A. PTKE 

WHOLESALE GEOOEK, 



r> 




ALSO DEALER IX 



ISLAND PRODUCE, 

HEAD OF CENTRAL WHABF, 
HALIFAX, :XOVA SCOTIA, 



GEORGE THOMPSON, 

MANUFACTURES OF 

Brooms, Whisks, Pails, Tubs, Washboards, 

Clothespins, Shoe, Stove, Whitewash, 

Paint and Well Brushes, 

Scrub BRUSHES, 

QUALITY GUARANTEED. 

13 & 15 Bedford Row, - - HALIFAX, N. S. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



235 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Go,, Paris 1876, PMla, 187 8, 

' Pembroke John, milkman 

Prowse William, farmer 

Robixison Thomas, farmer 

Smith Daniel, laborer 

Smith Daniel, farmer, Insane Asylum 

Smith Thomas, gardener 
> Sullivan J M, Prof of Drawing, Telegraphy Commercial 

Course, St Duns tan's College 
f Tweedy George, attorney at law 

Vance John, attendant Insane Asylum 
* Vance Margaret, attendent, Insane Asylum 

Watts James, farmer 

Watts ^Sneas, Trader- 
Walsh William, laborer 

Walsh William, laborer stock farm 
*Warburton James, farmer 

Weldrieh James, laborer 

Weldrich Christopher, laborer 




EUSHA BROAD, 



T. WINSLOW BROAO. 



WALLACE: BROAD. 




E. BROAD & HO^S, 

Manufacturers of 

Axes, Edge Tosls Hammers, 
PICKS, &o., &c, 

ST. STEPHEN, N. B. 



Be surfi and obtsin the above old, 

Reliable make oi AXES 

and Hdgred Tools. 



Foam" Soap, St, f'roix Soap M'f 'g.. Go. 



236 P. E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

~BAULD, GIBSON & Co. 

WHOLESALE 

GROCERS, 

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA. 






FrfetteB Carl 

UNEQUALLED for SAFETI& ICOIOIY, 

QUALITY GUARANTEED. 

MANUFACTURED BY 

J.M.CHASE&CO. 

F. L CORBETT & GO, 

AGENTS, 

. S. 



E. MOERI8ON & CO., 

COMiVIISSiON MERCHANTS. 

DEALERS IN 

Flour, Meal, Provisions, Fisli, Oats, liddlings, 

SHORTS, BRAN, WEST INDIA GOODS, &c. 

HALIFAX, N. S. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



237 



Mammotli Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, GEO - A - TROOP & co ' 



Proprietors. 



BUSINESS DIRECTORY 



OI' 



CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. 



Accountants. 

: ])altou, M. J., Graf ton St. 

Kerr, Robert B., Dorchester St. 
^ Wakeford, Geo. W., Gt. Geo. St. 

Agricultural Implements. 

Burditt, W. F. & Co., E. Kinsman, 
Agent, Queen St. see adv 

Gill, J., Queen St. 
' Home, Alex., Queen St. 
i LePage, H. T.. Queen St. 
McKenzie, D., Kent St. 

* Robertson, W. B., & Co., Queen St. 
Strong, G. !{., Queen St. *<?/ adv 

Auctioneers. 

* Beairsto R., Queen St. 

. Harris, G. M., Queen St. 

* McNeil, Arch., Queen St. 

* Needham, E., Market Square. 

Architects. 

* Harris, \V. C., Pownal St. see ad>- 
Phillips & Chappell, Queen St. 

Banks. 

1 Bank of Nova Scotia, Gt. Geo. St, 
' Dominion Savings Bank, Queen Sq 



. Merchants Bank of Halifax, Rich 

niond St. 
' Merchants Bank of P. E. Island, 

Water St. see adr 

Blacksmiths. 

' Davy, Edward, Richmond St. 

Flanuigan, B., Kent St. 
Foster, Geo., Water St. 

' Foster, Fred, Queen St. 

Eraser, John, Grafton St. 

'Parsons, Thos., Hillsborough St. 
' Small wood, Chas., Richmond St. 

Boots & Shoes. 

' Bell, J. H., Gt. Geo. St. see adv 

GoffBros., Queen St. 

Hall Jas. B., Queen St. see adv. 
4 Jost, R. K., Grafton St. 
McDonald, J. B., Queen St. sec adv 
,McEachen, John, Queen St. 
McQuaid, Michael, Queen St. 
^Sprague, J. C., Queen St. see adv 
s -Warren, C. B., Queen St. see adv 
iWonnacott, John, Queen St. 

Bakers. 

Murray, Wm., Pownal St. 
Murphy, John, Kent St. 

Pickard, Mrs. Mary A, Gt. Geo. St. 
, Quirk, A. & C., Prince St. see ado 



Everyone uses " Surprise" Soap. 



1>. K. ISLAND DIHECTOKY. 



R 



THE LONDON 

' 



223 HOLLIS STREET, HALIFAX, N. S. 
MANUFACTURERS OF 

RUBBER & METAL HAND STAMPS, 



CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 

ESTABLISHED 847, 

HEAD OFFICE, HAMILTON. ONTABIO. 

A. G-. RAMSAY, 

MANAGING DIRECTOR AND PRESIDENT, 



Chariottetown, P. E. Island, HONORARY DIRECTORS, 

ER, Esq., R. R. HOD 

/'ELL, W. E. DAW 

LLIVAN. 

AGENT, WM. MCLEAN. 



CHARLES PALMER, Esq., R. R. HODGSON, 

Hon. J. S. CARVELL, W. E. DAWSON, Esq., 

Hon. W. W. SULLIVAN. 



Georgetown Agent, G. A. AITKIN. 

Montague Bridge, - - R. W. SPRAGUE, 
Bouris, - - J. J. HUGHES. 

Summersiee, - - - A. L. ANDERSON. 



H COFF! 

CARRIAGE BUILB 

GT. GEQEGE ST. CEABLOTTETOWff, P. E- I. 

Stand formerly occupied by G. ROBERT SCOTT. 
Manufacturer of ^7\77 CARRIAGES . 

Re CARRIAGES, 

SLEIGHS, 
Sulkeys, &c \ \/BUILT to ORDER. 



Repairing in all its Branches neatly and 
promptly clone, Best workmanship and none 
but finest quality of Stock used. 

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED at Lowest Cash Prices, Call 
and examine. 




CHAR LOTT ET( > W N . 



289 



Bet the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



Book Binders. 

Gardiner, Geo. W., Queen St. 

sec ode, 
Haszard, G. H., Richmond St. 

see adv. 

Taylor, Jas. D. , Grafton St. see adc 
i Coombs, John, Queen St. 

Barristers & Attorneys. 

Bayiield ^Blanchard, Richmond St 

* Binns, Charles, Kent St. 

Da vies ct Sutherland, Queen St. 
Havilaiid, E. H.. Richmond St. 

- Hodgson, E. J.. Water St. 

1 Haszard, F. L., Richmond St. 

see adv. 
. Fitzgerald, K. R., Richmond St. 

see adv. 
' McLean ^ McDonald, Richmond 

St. see adc. 
McLeod, Morson ^ McQuarrie, 

Richmond St. 

, McDonald, J. S., Richmond St. 
. Palmer & McLeod, Richmond St. 

Palmer, H. V., Great George St. 
, Peters & Peters, Richmond St. 

Si-i.' in'" 

.Mellisli. -Jolin T., Gt. Geo. St. 
. llattenbuvy, Oliver, Richmond So 
, Reddin, Richard. (H. Gep. St. 
Reddin,J. H., Richmond St. s 
Sullivan & McNeil, Gt. Geo. St. 
.Warburton vv Smallwood, Rich- 
mond St. .svv ((dr 

Books & Stationery. 

% Chappelle Tlieo. L.. Queen St. 

see ad?' 
Haszard. G. H., Richmond St. 

see adr 
, Harvie, Henry, Kent St. 



Boat Builders. 

jfSlackford, John, Steam Naviga- 
tion Co., Wharf, see adv 

Brewers. 

! Morris & Hyndman, Brighton. 

see a.it- 

Byrne Bros. , Spring Park. 

Butchers. 

Blake Bros., Market Building. 
^ Drake, John, Grafton St. 
^Bridges, Robt,, Hillsborough St. 

x.'? ad-' 
Saunders d Newsom, Kent St. 

xt-p, flr 
Thome, George, Sydney, Market. 

SV adr' 

Trainor, Patrick, Weymouth St. 

Clothes Cleaners. 

, Stairs, Mrs.. Grafton St. spe tidv 

Commission Merchants. 

, Auld Bros., Grafton St. see adc 
,Bovyer, Henry. Southport. see adc 

::-vell, Bros., Queen St. 
Coombs Geo., Water St. we a<h- 
\ r Grant, Jas. E.. Queen St. sec- adc 
. Ilas/ard, Horace, Queen St. see adr 
, lliggs. B. AV., Water St. 
| ( Morris. J. T., Queen and Water St. 
| .McDonald, John, Queen St. 

iS'e\vbery. F. T., Water St. sc.e <nlr 
Ritchie Bros.. Queen St. sec ml,- 
Robertson. J. F., Queen St. see adv 
Small, David, Water St. see adc 
Sclmrman,C. H., Water St. see adv 
Wheatiy & Son.Eustoucor Gt.Geo. 



Ask your Grocer for " Granulated Soap," 



240 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 





OP P. E. ISLAND. 
MALCOLM McLEOD, C, C. GARDINER, 

PRESIDENT, TREASURER. 

BENJAMIN ROGERS, ROB. ANGUS, 

SECRETARY, MANAGER. 



Central Office Charlottetown, open for Trunk 
Line Messages, from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. on week 
days, on Sundays and Holidays, from 9 to 10 a. m. 
and i to 2 p. m., 

HEAD OFFICE, KENT ST., CETOWN. 

DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE TELEPHONE. 

To CALL CENTRAL OFFICE, Ring the Bell, then 
place the Telephone to the ear and listen for the 
operators voice; while waiting for connecton with 
another subscriber keep Telephone to your ear. 

Give one short ring when you are done, when 
CENTRAL OFFICE CALLS, answer promptly, as oper- 
ators are instructed to only ring you twice, any other 
arrangement would keep subscribers who are less 
dilatory waiting, and also lead to confusion. 

Report promptly to the Office by mail or messen- 
ger, any difficulty in getting connecton. 

Do not use Instrument during thunder storms. 

Non-subscribers will not be allowed to use this 
Telephone. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



241 



MammotlL Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, GE %V P ?? e tL & co " 



Confectioners. 

, Balderston, B., Queen St. seeadv 
, Bijou Confectionery, Richmond 
St. see adv 

Carter, W. F. , Queen St. see adv 

Hutchison, Wm. A., Grafton St. 

Murphy, Andrew, Queen St. seeadv* 

McKeuzie, Alex., Queen St. 

. Vatcher, James, Kent St. see adv 

1 

Coal Dealers. 

Clarkin Bros. , Water St. see adv 
Clarke, W. W., Water St. see adv 
' Coombs, Geo., Water St. see adv 

Down, A., Pownal Wharf, see adv 
Hughes, Capt. John, Water St. 

see adv 
<. Lyons, Charles, Peakes Wharf 

No. 2. see adv 
i McMillan, Ronald, Water St. 

see adv 

Carpenters. 

Ferguson, John W., Malpeque 
Road, see adv 

Harper, Win., Fitzroy St. see adv 
< Lowe Bros., Kent St. 

Taylor, Joseph, Hillsborough St. 
Walsh, Michael, Cumberland St. 

Carriage Trimmers. 

j McCoubrey, I. P., Upper Gt. Geo. 

see adv. 
Pickard, Thomas, Kent St. 

Carriage Builders. 

Carroll & McAleer, Gt. Geo. St. 
Coffin, Louis H., Gt. Geo. seeadv 

Halloran & Son, Fitzroy St. 

Large & Son, Great George St. 



' Mclnnis Bros, Kent St. 
McKie, Wm. , Great George St. 
Scott, Robert, Great George St. 
Seaman, J. J., Queen St. see adv 

Colleges. 

Charlottetown Business, Rich- 
mond St. 

Prince of Wales, Weymouth St. 
St. Dunstan's, Ch'town Royalty. 

Convents. 

' Notre Dame, Sydney Si. 
St. Ann's, Hillsborough St. 
St. Joseph's, Pownal St. 

Dentists. 

Bagnall,J. S., Richmond St. see adv 

Robins, T. C., Gt. Geo. see adv 
Strickland, Chas. L., Richmond St. 

Druggists. 

,Dodd, S. W., Medical Hall, Queen 

St. see adv 
t Hughes, G. E., Apothecaries Hall, 

Grafton St. see adv 
. Rankin, C. D., Grafton St. 
, Reddin, D. O'M., Richmond St. 
, Watson, W. R., Queen St. see adv 

Dry Goods. 

Beer Bros., Queen St. see adv 
' Brown, A. L., Queen St. 

, Farquharson & Son, Queen St. 
,Full, Geo. E., Queen St. see adv 
Harris & Stewart, London House, 

Queen St. see adv 
McDonald, J. B., Queen St. seeadv 
McEachen, John, Queen St. 
McKenzie, A, B, & Co., Grafton 

St. see adv 
Paton, J. &Co, Richmond St. see adv 



Ask your Grocer for " Granulated Soap." 



242 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

HCOUEAUE HOIS MANUFACTURE, 

BY USING 

BEARDSLEY'S 
CELEBRATED OIL PASTE 

BLACKING, 

THE BEST 

LEATHER PRESERVATIVE KNOWN 

HARNESS, BOOTS & SHOES, 

A.ND ALL KINDS OF" 

LEATHER. 

Why this BLACKING is the Best 
1st. It is thoroughly Waterproof. 2nd. It will 
parfeetly preserve the Leather. 3rd. It keeps the 
Leather Soft and Pliable. 4th. Because all who have 
used it testify that it is just as recommended. 

PERFECTLY WATERPROOF, 

Lumbermen, Farmers and Miners will never have wet feet, 
if they will use "Beardsley's Oil Paste Blacking" ask your 
dealers for BEAKDSLEY'S OIL PASTE BLACKING, and 
if they have none, send 25 cents to the Manufacturer and 
have a box sent to you by Mail. 

SPECIAL BATES FOB WHOLESALE OBDEBS. 
ADDRESS YOUR ORDERS TO THE SUBSCRIBER, 

W. W. BEARDSLEY, 

MANUFACTURER & DEALER IN 

Boots, Shoes and Harness, 
BERWICK, isr. s. 



CHARLOTTETO WN. 



243 



Set the lammoili Vinegar Works Pure -White Wine Vinegar: 



Perkins & Sterns, Queen St. see adv 
Prowse, L. E., Queen St. see adv 
Stanley Bros, Richmond St. see adv 
Weeks & Beer, Queen St. 

Door & Sash Factories. 

Duchemin, Albert, Water St. see adv 
Palmer, Robert, Peakes No. 3 
Wharf, see adv 

Furniture Manufacturers. 

Newson, John, Richmond St. 
Wright, Mark & Co., Kent St. 

Flour Mills. 

Charlottetown Flour Mills, Water 
St. see adv 

Grocers, Retail. 

Balderston, B., Queen St. see adv 
Beer & Goff, Queen St. 
Brace, R. K. , Graf ton St. see adv 
Cameron, E., Kent St. 
Carter Geo. & Co. . Queen St. 
Callaghari, P., Queen St. see adv 
Coffin, Wm., Graf ton St. see adv 
Connolly & Co., Queen St. see adv 
Connolly Mrs. B., Queen St. 
Davison & Co. , Great George St. 
Dudier, Laurence, Queen St. see adv 
Farquharson, J. A., Prince-St 
Henry Chas. C, cor. Bayfield & 

Great George, see adv 
Hobbs, J. F., Prince St. 
Home, Alexander, Queen St. 
Hooper, D. L., Malpeque Road. 
Hooper, Geo., Malpeque Road. 
Madigan, R., Pownal St. 
Morris, T. J., Queen St. 
McLeod, J. D. & Co., cor. Queen 

& Grafton St. 



' McLeod & Stewart, Prince St. 
t McQuaid, Jas., Great George St. 

McQuillan, John, King St. 

Rackham, George, cor. Prince & 
Kent St, see adv 

Stewart & Gates, Graf tonSt. see adv 
a Tan ton, L. P., Great George St. 
, Toombs, E., Great George St. 

Toombs, E., Malpeque Road. 
, Vatcher, G. W., Great George St. 

Grocers, Wholesale. 

Aulcl Bros., Grafton St. see adv 
, Byrne Bros., Gt. Geo. St. see adv 
, Carvell Bros., Queen St. 
'Newbery, F. T., Water St. see adv 
, Ritchie, Bros., Queen St. 

Toombs, Geo. H., Queen St. see adv 

Hair Dressers. 

Carroll, H. M., Water St. see adv 
Gillis, Joseph J., Sydney St. 
'McDonald, S., Queen St. 

Moore, Geo. V., Grafton St. 

Murphy, J. G. H., Queen St. 
, Robison, Geo., Richmond St. 
, Redmond, Jas, Grafton St. 

Scott, Jas, Richmond St. 

Trainor, Owen, cor. Queen & King 
St. see adv 

Hardware. 

Crabbe, S. W., Grafton St. 
. Dawson, W. E., Great Georg* 

St. see adv 

Dodd & Rogers, Queerest, see adv 
Norton & Fennell, Queen St 

Harness. 

Long,Wm. H., Gt. Geo. St. see adv 
McCoubrey &Co.,Gt. Geo. see adv 



" Surprise " Soap is the best, 



244 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

THE HOTEL DUFFERIN 

Main Street (Junction of Bufferin St.) 

. Wm. McDonald, Proprietor, 

"WEST VTULE, 1ST. S. 



New Building, Well Furnished, Airy Bed- 
rooms, Sample Rooms, Livery Stables. 

Terms Moderate, 



E. H. CUTLER, 

PRODUCE 

COMMISSION MERCHANT, 

69 Commerce St., 
BOSTON. 



Consignments of Eggs, and choice Potatoes in 
barrels or bags solicited. 



Prompt return on Sales at Highest Market Prices. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



245 



Mammoth Older, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 



Murray, Adam, Graf ton St. 

- Pi ckard, Jasper, Graf ton St. see adv 

- Stumbles, John, Great George St. 

- Toombs, Robert, Great George St. 

Hotels & Boarding Houses. 

- "American" House, J. Kelly Pro- 

prietor, Dorchester St. see adv 

* City Hotel, J. Nicholson, Pro- 

prietor, cor. Great George & 
Dorchester St. 

* Commercial Hotel, Mrs. E. Coacly, 

Dorchester -St. 

"Dominion" House, H. B. Smith 

Proprietor, Gt. Geo. St. 
, Duncan House, W.H. Farquharson 
Proprietor, Water St. 

, Elclon House, Wm. Forsythe Pro- 
prietor, Kent St. see adv 

{ Hotel Dcivies, John Davies Pro- 
prietor, Water St. 
New Glasgow House, Art Newman 
Proprietor, Graftou St. 

^ Osborne House, C. V. McGregor, 
Proprietor, Water St. see adv 

, Provincial House, Robert Crabbe 

Proprietor, Sydney St. 
Rocklin House, S. D. Fraser Pro- 
prietor, Kent St. 

^ Railway House, John McRae Pro- 
prietor, Richmond St. see adv 

Iron Founders and 
Machinists. 

, McKinnon & McLean, Euston St. 
, White & Son, Kent St. 
Smallwood, Robert, Chestnut St. 

Insurance Agents. 

DesBrisay, J., Market Sq. 



. Fitzgerald, R. R. , Richmond 

St. see adv 

* Haszard, Horace, Queen St. see adv 
Hyndman, F. W., cor. Queen and 

Water St. see adv 
, McEachern, John, Queen St. see adv 
, McLean & McDonald, Richmond 

St. see adv 

t Newbery, F. T ., Water St. see adv 
Urquhart, A. S., Richmond St. 

Livery and Boarding" 
Stables. 

. Doj'le, Andrew, Graf ton St. 
', Gillis P. P. , Gt. Geo. , St. see adv 
t Robins, W. F. , Kent St. see adv 
i Worth, Henry, Prince St. see adv 

Lumber Dealers. 

Barrett, James, Pownal Wharf. 

see adv 
, Champion, Solm, Queen's Wharf 

see adv 

t Hogan Bros., McMillan's Wharf 
Poole & Lewis, Peake's Wharf 
No. 3. see adv 

Marble Works. 

f Cairns & McLean, Kent St. 

see adv 
, Purdy, E. F. , Kent St. see adv 

Merchant Tailors. 

Bruce, D. A., Queen St. see adv 
Davies, B. S. & Co., Richmond St. 

see adv 

Foran, P. J., Queen St. see adv 
McDonald, Joseph A., Queen St. 

see adv 

, McLeod & McKenzie, Queen St. 
, McLeod, John & Co., Queen St. 



All kinds of Soap made by St Croix Soap M'f g Co 



246 P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

ESTABLISHED 1866. 



C. H. MUECH & CO., 

Commission Merchants, 



AND DEALERS IN 



COUNTRY PRODUCE, 

121 Atlantic Ave-, & 20 Essex Aye, 

0. H. March. SOSTOIsT. H. E. Qilmore. 



REFERENCES. 

SHOE & Leather NATIONAL BANK, Boston. C. KIMBALL & CO., 
Boston. SNOW & CO., 21 North Market Street, Boston. 



Geo. C. Rockwell & Son, 
PRODUCE 

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

No. 13 Richmond Street, 

Opp. FARMERS' MARKET, 

BOSTOM. 



Potatoes and Eggs a Specialty, 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



247 



Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, 



, Murphy, A. J. , Queen St. see adv 
, Robertson, Charles E., Queen St. 

see adv 

Painters. 

Burke, Patrick, Richmond St. 

Gaffuey, John, Dorchester St. 
see adv 

Mathesou, James, Pownal St. 
t McGrory, Frank, Kent St. 

Meikle, John, Felling St, Fitzroy. 
see adv 

Taylor, Thomas, Hillsborough St. 

Trainor, James, Pownal St. 
, Trainor, P. H., Kent St. 

Physicians. 

Dawson, Thomas, Water St. 

Dodd, S. W., Queen St. 

Conroy, Peter, Great George St. 

Hobkirk, W. H., Prince St. 

Jenkins, J. T. , Great George St. 

Jenkins, S. R., Great George St. 

Johnson, Richard, Kent St. 

Kelly, Frederick F. , Queen St. 

McLeod, James, Richmond St. 
, Taylor, F. P. , Graf ton St. 
' Warburton, James, Prince -St. 

Photographers. 

Cook, Thomas, Queen St. see adv 
, Cook George & Co., Queen St. 
Lewis, Cyrus, Grafton St. see adv 

Printers, Job. 

, Gardiner, Geo. W., Queen St. 

see adv 
'Haszard, G. H., Richmond St. 

see ads 
, Coombs, John, Queen St. 



Pork Packers. 

Blake Bros., Queen St. 

, Bridges, Robert, Hillsborough St. 

see adv 
' Myrick J. H. & Co. , Grafton St. 

see adv 

, Rattenbury, William, Water St. 

f Tantoii, L. P., Great George St. 

Wright, Geo. J., Kent St. see adv 

Publishers. 

' Frederick's Publishing Co., Mc- 
Eachern's Building, Queen St. 

."Examiner" Publishing Co., 

Queen St. see adv 
y Guardian'' Publishing Co., Rich- 
mond St. see adv 

^Gardiner, Geo. W., Queen St. 
see adv 

^ Herald " Publishing Co., Queen 
St. see ad 

^ Patriot" Publishing Co., Rich- 
mond St. see adv 

Shoe Makers. 

, Bell, J. H., Great George St. 

see adv 

t Dover, Thomas, Kent St. 
Kelly, John, Dorchester St. 

Mclutyre, John, Graf ton St. 

McQuaid, Thomas, Queen St. 
, Rodd, W. W., Queen St. 

Restaurants. 

; Bijou Restaurant, John McDpuald, 
Richmond St. see adv 

< Coady, Mrs. R., Great George St. 

j Joy, John, Water St. see adv 
McDonald, Angus, Queen St. 
see adv 



Mott's Spices are the Purest, 



248 P- E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

1888-Good Things Musical-1889 



Whatever they are, the music to perform them, to understand 
them, to enjoy them, will be found in the immense establishments of 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., who have on hand 

Concert Songs, Gospel Songs, Sacred Songs, 
School Songs, Sunday School Songs, Comic Songs, 
College Songs, Jubilee Songs, Popular Songs, Choir 
and Congregational Music, Tonic-Sol-Fa-Music, 
Catholic Music, Anthems and Choruses, Part-Songs 
and Glees, Opera, Oratorio and Cantata Music, Col- 
lections of Music for Piano, Organ, and all other 
Instruments, and in fact every kind of Music that is 
made. 

All this in the shape of Sheet Music (300,000 pieces), Octavo 
Music (3,000 kinds), or of music collected in well-bound books (4000 
kinds. Send for Lists, Catalogues, Descriptions and Advice. Any 
book mailed for retail price. 

SOME OF THE NEWEST BOOKS ARE : 

Classical Pianist, Piano Classics. Song Classics, 
Song Classics for Low Voices, Classic Tenor Songs, 
Classic Baritone and Bass Songs. Each $1. 

Praise in Song (40 cts., .$4.20 per doz.) is the best new Sacred 
Music Book for Home and Vestry Singing. 

Let the Children Sing from Menard's Songs for Kindergarten 
and Primary Schools (30 cts.) or Jeuk's Songs and Games for Little 
Ones ($2) or Children's School Songs (35 cts.. $3.60 per doz.) All 
have very sweet child's songs, 

Give your aid in getting up a rousing good evening Singing Class 
to u&e Song Harmony (60 cts., $6 per doz.) Full of most interesting 
music, sacred and secular. Song Manual, Book 3 (50 cts., $4.80 per 
doz.) is-also a good collection, mostly secular. 

Tell the Temperance People that no better Temperance Song 
Book has appeared than Bells of Victory (35 cts., $3.60 per doz.) 

Send for lists of Christmas and Easter Cantatas and Carols. 
Any Book Mailed for Retail Price. 

OLIVER DITSON & CO., BOSTON. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



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Geo, A. Troop & Co., Mammoth Tinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 



McMillan, C. A., Water St. see adv 
May, Capt. , Grafton St. 

Ship Owners. 

< Peake Bros. & Co., Queen St. 
see adv 

Welsh & Owen, King St. 

Ship Chandlers. 

* Coombs, George, see adv 

, Kennedy, A. & Co., see adv 
, Small, D . , see adv 

Steamship Agents. 

Clark, W. W., Fishwicks Express 
Line, Halifax and Charlotte- 
town. Furness Line Halifax 
and London, Halifax and 
West India Line. 

Newbery, F. T., Red Cross Line 
New York, Halifax and St 
John's, Newfoundland. Canada 
Altantic Line,Charlottetown, 
Halifax and Boston. 

Peake Bros. & Co., Black Diamdnd 
Line Montreal, Charlottetown 
and St. John's Newfoundland. 

Steam Navigation Co., of P. E. 
Island. 

Tanneries. 

Boyle Wm., Spring Park Road. 
Love & Sons, St. Peter's Road. 
see adv 



' McKinnon, Mrs. D., Brighton 
Road. 

Tin Smiths. 

1 Harris, L. W. , Queen St, see adv 

y Hermans & Son, Queen St. 

. Millner, Geo. W., Gt. George St. 

Stevenson, M., Queen St. see adv 

Wilson, Geo., Great George St. 

Undertakers. 

Hennessy, Michael, Great George 

St. 
Wadman, Isaac, Grafton St. 

see adv 
a Wright Mark & Co., Kent St. 

see adv 

Veterinary Surgeons. 

, Leckie, Andrew, Kent St. see adv 
. McMillan, City Hotel. 

Watch Makers & Jewellers. 

.Bonnell, E. S., Queen St. 
, Cameron, John A., Kent St. 
, Jury, G. G. , Grafton St. see adv 
Tan ton, W. N., Queen St. see adv 
'Taylor, G. H., Grafton St. see adv 
. Taylor, E. W., Richmond St, see 

adv 

t Wellner, W. W., Grafton St. 
see adv 



Grand for Laces " Seafoam Soap." 



250 p - E - ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

McCOTJBREY & CO., 

GREAT GEORGE STREET, No 158, Second door from James Beales, Esq. 
better known as Smardens Corner, 

Where we keep constantly on hand a full line of Goods in HARNESSES 
of all kinds, manufactured from best Material selected from foreign 
and home Markets, 

Don't forget to call and purchase MeCOUBKEY'S Superior COLLAE, 
giving ease and Comvort every time, Constantly on hand "WHIPS, 
BRUSHES, OILS, VAMISEE8, APBONS, DUSTERS, &c., &o. 

Carriage Trimming in all the Latest Styles, Executed with promptness, 
and BUGGY TOPS built at Bottom Prices. Don't forget the Place. 

CHARLOTTETOWN.. 

The Halifax Weekly Herald, 

A LIVE, NEWSY, EIGHT-PAGE PAPER, 

Sent to any part of Canadian Territory, United 
States and Newfoundland 

FOB ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. 
Address, Weekly Herald, Halifax. 

D. A. BRUCE, 

CUSTOM TAILOR 
GENTS' 



AND 



FURNISHINGS. 



SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 



141 Queen Street, Charlottetown. 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



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GENERAL HARDWARE, 

METALS, 



i 



o 

02 

cS 

E3 




Fine Cutlery and Guns, 

FISHING SUPPLIES. 



Sole Agent in Canada for Largest Manufacturers 
of the above in Europe and America. 



Orders for direct shipment to any part of Canada solicited. Quota- 
tions on application at laid dovn prices or f.o.b. 



I WALSH, Market Spare, Halifax, 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 2 52 



BOOTS & SHOES. 



Always on hand a large arid well assorted 
Stock of 

BOOTS & SHOES 

To select from. We carry a large line of the 
Amherst make. They are allowed to be the best 
in Canada. Ladies and Gents' fine goods in great 
variety. We give the very best value in all lines. 
RUBBERS and OVERSHOES in all the best 
makes. 

J. C. SPRAGUE, 

Next to Dodd & Rogers, Queen St., Charlottetown, P, E, I. 

GBO. B. STRONG, 



DEALER IX 



flowers, Reapers, Binders, 

RAKES, PLOWS, HARROWS, 

SEPARATORS, &c., &c. 

All kinds of MACHINE EXTRAS, for Mowers, -Eeapers and Com- 
bined Machines of the different Manufacturers. 



A full Stock of Canadian Cart and Truck Wagon Wheels, 

Agent for Proctor's Improved Potato Digger. 

GKO. R. STRONG, 

Agricultural Warehouse, Queen Street, Charlettetown. 



CHARLOTTETOWN. 



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CHARLOTTETOWN 

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 



Finns Omitted under the ivg 
289, 241, 243, 245, ^47 and 249. 



-ITS, pages 237, 



Agricultural Implements. 

Kinsman E., Queen. 
see page 237. 

Bakers. 

PeaMon J. T., Gt George. 
StewartU, Kent. 

see page 237. 

Barristers. 

Moore F. \V. L., Queen. 
Stewart W. S., Richmond. 
see page 239. 

Bill Posters. 

Flynn Jerome, King. 

(AH kinds of bill posting and 
distributing in the city and 
throughout the Island promptly 
and faithfully carried out Char- 
ges reasonable). 

Blacksmiths. 

Halloran Peter, Gt George. 
Meiklc Chas, Fitzroy. 

see page 237, 



Boarding Houses. 



Bcuoit Clement, Eureka House, 

Water. 
Bolger Simon, Ocean House> 

Fovvnal. 

Bolger John, Railway Hotel, Watr. 
Coffin John. Morell House, Kent. 
Curley Philip, Queen. 
Doiron Joseph, Great George. 
Finley Miss, Kent. 
Foy Philip, Kent. 
Gallant Joseph, Great George. 
Hoopei Henry, Milton House, Kent. 
McDonald Rufus, Kent. 
McFadyen Miss, Sydney. 
McKenzie Mrs Thos, Water. 
McLean Miss, Argyle House, cor 

Gt George & Kent. 
McRae Miss, Graf ton. 
Robertson Thos, Robertson House 

Prince. 
Rodd W. W-, Central House, 

Queen. 

Tanton Mrs Elizabeth, Queen. 
Trainor J. ,]., Queen. 

sec page 245. 

Butchers. 

Arbing Win, Edward. 



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P. E. ISLAND DIHECTOKY 



Grand for Laces " Seafoam Soap." 



Seller Win. cor Hillsborou^h and 
Richmond. 

seepage 239. 

Cabinet Makers. 

Hennessey Michl, Kent. 

furniture mfy. page 243. 

Carriage Builders. 

Foster Fred, Queen." 
Matucson George, Weymouth. 
Oft'er James, Chestnut. 
Set' ' ' --bury Goo., Kent. 
Sco t! John, K 

see page 241. 

China and Croekeryware. 

Alcorn T. B., Queen. 
Colwill W. P. Grafton. 
Pollard Jas B, Kent. 

Clark's "Ideal" Washing 
Machine. 

Morrison Chas I, geul agent P E 
Island. Machines on exhibi- 
tion at Ro')t Beairsto's auc- 
tion rooms, Queen St. 

Contractors and Builders. 

Cox John W, Weymouth. 
Fennell John, Douglass. 
Foster John, Gerald. 
Gay Wm, Gay town. 
Hodgson James, Prince. 
Kelly Michael, Hillsborough. 
Ladner Win, Hillsborough. 
Macdonald Jas, Kent. 
Martin Angus D, Chestnut. 
McGregor Chas, St Peter's Road. 
Parkman Edward, Euston. 
Rackham Henry, Chestnut. 



Smalhvood Jas, Bayneld. 
T;;yior Win, Hillsborough. 
Wright Wm, Prince. 
Wright Win jr, Hillsborough. 
see pay c 241. 

Confectioners. 

Carroll Miss May A, Queen, 
see page 241. 

C copers. 

Barnes Michael, Queen. 
Champion S, Queen's Wharf 
Jackson Joseph, Gt George. 
McKay Archil, Fitzroy. 
Steele Joseph, Douglas. 
Sullivan Daniel, Dorchester. 

Dry Goods and Clothing. 

Pro\vse Bros, successors to L E 
Prowse, Queen. 

see page 241. 

Fish Markets. 

My rick J H & Co. Graftou. 

Grocers. 

Benoit Clement, Water. 
Cameron C, Kent. 
Carroll John, Sydney. 
Chappell David, Prince. 
Cook John, Hillsborough. 
Darrah John, Richmond. 
Duffy Patk, King Square. 
Duffy Michl, Pownal. 
Eden Jas, Pownal. 
Egan Jas, Cumberland. 
Foy Alex, Kent. 
Godwin John, Hillsborough. 
Lawson Geo, Kent. 
Lawson Chas, Queen. 
McDougall Ewen, Gt George. 



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CHARLOTTETOWN. 



236C 



Sea Foam" Soap, St, Croix Soap M'f g Go. 



Mason W F, cor Prince and 

Richmond. 

Monaghan Patk, Pownal. 
Myrick J H & Co. Graf ton. 
McFarlane Jas. Grafton. 
McKenna Frank, Queen. 
McLeod Jas A, cor Chestnut and 

Spring Park. 
McLeod Mrs 1), Edward. 
McRea Saml, Kent. 
McRory, Bernard, Sydney. 
Nelson Bros, Richmond. 
O'Brien Jas. Bay Held. 
Peardon Win. Gt George. 
Fraught Win, Upper Queen. 
Riley Chas, Pownal. 
Robinson Henry B, Great George. 
Salmon Mrs. Fitzroy. 
Saunders & (Jo, Richmond. 
SaundersRichd, Malpeque Road. 
Sweeney Michl, Dorchester. 
Trainor Francis, Grafton. 
Waller Edwin, King. 
Warren John R, St Peter's Road. 
Waye Mrs, Great George, 
see paye 243. 

Harness Makers. 

Bowers John, Hensley. 
Cross Wm P, Gay town. 
Rodd C E, Kent. 

seepage 243 and 245. 

Insurance Agents. 

Kennedy W C, bds Osbosne H'se. 
seepage 245. 

Land Surveyors. 

Ball John, Charlottetown Roy'lty. 
CoxP D, Prince. 
Hickey Thos, Sydney, 



Lobster Packers. 

Grant Jas E, Water. 
ILiszard Horace Queen. 
Hughes John, King. 
Longworth & Co, Water. 
Tidmarsh W F, manager Portland 
Packing Co, St Peter's Island." 

Masons and Contractors. 

Coyle Philip, Richmond. 
Duffy Rich, Clark. 
Gormerly Jas, Dorchester. 
Heart'/: Chas, Queen. 
Home Henry, Douglas. 
Jenkins Jas, Hillsborough. 
Jenkins Isaac, Douglas. 
Puncher Jas, Hillsborough. 
To wan Jas, Sydney. 
Trainor Jas, King. 

Music Stores. 

Fletcher P, Queen. 
Miller Bros, Queen. 

Painters. 

Bethune David, Kent. 
Coyle John, Richmond. 
Crossman H H, Fitzroy. 
Crosby Wm, Fitzroy, 
Eraser Alfred, Prince. 
Griffith John, King. 
Halloran Edward, Fitzroy. 
Howlett Daniel, Edward. 
Kennedy Robt, Edward. 
Mclimis J T, Richmond. 
McKay Geo, Hillsborough. 
McMahon Philip, Great George. 
Stentiford John, Dorchester. 
Stentiford Jos, Weymouth. 
Warren Jas, Fitzroy. 

seepage 247. 



''Surprise Soap" is the best- 



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ASK your Oroeer ftp "Granulated Soap." 



Physicians. 

BeerF D, Weymouth. 
Knox John, Prince. 
Leeming Thos J, 1.5 ay field. 
seepage 247. 

Plasterers. 

Brehaut Win, Graf ton. 
Johnston John, Powual, 
McDonald Daniel, Bayfleld. 
McLeod John, Edward. 

P. E. I. Pottery. 

Honisby Oswald, Manager, 
Koyalty. 

Publishers. 

Coombs John, Queen. 
see page 247. 

Ship Owners. 

McMillan Ronald, str, Water. 
seepage 249. 

Shoemakers. 

Clements Robert, Weymouth. 
Davy Chas, Kent. 
Gaudet T, Graf ton. 
Kelly Patk, Richmond, 
Larter Saml. Graf ton. 
McLeod Hugh. Prince. 
McMahou Jas, Great George. 
Morris \Vm, Prince 
Stanley Francis, Kent. 
Weeks Wm, Grafton. 
seepage 247. 

Steamship Agents. 

Carvell Bros, Quebec Steamship 
Co. Boston, Halifax and 
P E I Steamship Line, Queen. 
seepage 249. 



Tailors. 

Bell John, Pownal. 
Bell Jos, Kent. 
Kiggs W N, Kent. 
Smith Thos, Great George. 
Williams L J, Queen. 
see pay?, 245. 

Teas and Coffee. 

Great London and China Tea 
Store, Queen. 

Tinware. 

M! liner Mrs Aimaixla, Gt George 
Prowse J J, Queen. 

seepage 249. 

Tobacco Factories. 

Mickey & Stewart, Queen. 
Riley TB, Water. 

Traders. 

Fowle Aubrey C, Dorchester. 
Kelly John, Dorchester. 
McKie W S, Hillsborough. 
McNutt F L, Water. 
Monaghan Hugh. Grafton. 
Toole John, Hillsborough. 

Wholesale Grocers. 

Haszard Horace, Queen. 
see page 423. 

Woolen Mills. 

Charlottetown Woolen Mills, 

office Grafton. 
Try on Woolen Mills, depot 

Richmond. 



All kinds of Soap made by St Croix Soap M't 'g Co 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



253 



DIRECTORY 

OF 

VILLAGES & SETTLEMENTS 

IN 

QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



ALBERRY PLAINS, a farming 
settlement located in Lot 50, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 17 miles. Mails 
to Vernon River P. O. 

Acorn Benj. farmer 
Cousins Francis, farmer 
Collins John, farmer 
Cousins Patrick, farmer 
Dunn Michael, farmer 
Hayden Patrick farmer 
Hynes Thomas, farmer 
Hynes Martin, farmer 
Hynes James, farmer 
Jenkins Franklin, farmer 
Lewis Alex, far and plasterer 
Lewis Win. far ana plasterer 



Mclsaac Peter, farmer 
McMillan Win. farmer 
McMillan Wallace, teacher 
McMillan Charles, farmer 
McMillan Alexander, farmer 
McMillan Geo. far and miller 
Mahar James, farmer 
Mahar wid, M, 
Mimroe James, farmer 
Pollard John, farmer 
Pollard Edward, farmer 
Praught John, farmer 
Praught Peter, farmer 
Fraught Joseph, farmer 
Praught Martin, farmer 
Richards Thomas, farmer 
Richards Mrs wid, Chas 
Valley Thomas, farmer 



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Malt, Older and White fine Vinegar, 



ALEXANDRA, a farming set- 
tlement in Lot 49, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 5 miles. Mails daily. 

Beaton Angus, farmer 
Brehaut Richard, farmer 
Brehaut Thomas, farmer 
Corner John, farmer 
Cody John, farmer 
Cousins Nicholas, farmer 
Cousins James, farmer 
Cullen Thomas, farmer 
Cullen James, farmer 
Cullen Edward, farmer 
Cullen John, farmer 
Cummings Mrs John, farmer 
Edmonds Daniel, farmer 
Enman Samuel, teacher 
Enman Isaac, farmer 
Enman Isaac, farmer 
Judson Jacob, farmer 
Judson James H, farmer 
Judson W H, farmer 
McKinnon R M, farmer 
McKinnon R. farmer 
McKinnon Peter, farmer 
McKinnon Hugh, farmer 
McLennan Finlay, farmer 
McLennan Daniel, farmer 
Wood Benjamin, farmer 
Wood Benjamin, farmer 
Wood Lemuel, farmer 
Wood John P, farmer 
Wood Haward, farmer 
Wood Wm,far and post mastr 
Wood William, farmer 
Wood Thomas K, farmer 
Wood Thomas, farmer 



APPIN ROAD, located in Lot 
30, Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 16 miles. 
Mails tri weekly. 

Ashley Adam, farmer 
Campbell Alexander, farmer 
Campbell Donald E, farmer 
Corney Jasiah, farmer 
Corney Jacob, farmer 
Cudrnore William, farmer 
Cudmore Robert jr, farmer 
Cudmore Robert sr, farmer 
Cudmore John, farmer 
Cutliff George, farmer 
Cutliff John H, farmer 
Dart Angus, farmer 
Dart Henry, farmer 
Darrach David, farmer 
Darrach Archibald, farmer 
Gass Robert, farmer 
Gass Joseph, farmer 
Gass James, farmer 
Gass Andrew, carpenter 
Gillespie John, farmer 
Gordon James, farmer 
Gordon James jr, farmer 
Lock Thomas, farmer 
Lock John, farmer 
Matheson John, Post Master 
Martin Allen, farmer 
McCalder Alexander, farmer 
McCalder John, farmer 
McPhail- Colin, far 
McPhail Mur clock, far 
McPhail Alexander, far 
McPhail John A, far 
McPhail Paul, far 
Pollard John P, far 
Smith James, far 



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ENS COUNTY. 



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Geo, A, Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 



Smith John, far 
Stewart James, carpenter 



ARGYLE SHORE, a settlement 
situated in Lot 30, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 1 6 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Campbell Alexander, far 
Campbell Neil, far 
Campbell John, far 
Ferguson Archibald, far 
Ferguson Allan, far 
Hambery, Obediali, lob pack 
Inman Mark, far 
McArthur Peter, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDougall Donald J, farmei 
McDougall Archd. J, farmei 
McDougall John, far 
McDougall Alexander, far 
McDougall Allan, far 
McDougall John, far 
McDougall Angus, far 
McDougall John, far 
McFayden Donald, far- 
McLean Donald, far 
McLean John, far 
McLean Donald, far 
McLean Charles, far 
McNeven Donald, far 
McNeven John, Post Mastei 
McPhail Alexander, far 
McPhail Malcolm J, far 
McPhail Colin, far 
McPhail Angus, far 
McPhail Malcolm, far 
Stewart Dougald, far 
White Andrew, far 



AVONDALE, a farming settle- 
ment located in Lot 49, 
County of Queen's. Distant 
from Charlottetown 15 miles. 
Mails semi-weekly. 

Curren Michael, far 
Curren John, far 
Curren Michael, Post Master 
Delany Arthur, far 
Forbes William, far 
Forbes Alexander, far 
Fraser John, far 
Hughes Peter, far 
Hughes Bernard, far 
Hughes John, far 
Koughan Martin, far 
Lark in Patrick, 
McDonald John, teacher 
Mahar Michael, far 
Mahar James, far 
Mahar Thomas, far 
O'Keeffe David, far 
O'Keefe Peter, far and teacher 
O'Donnell Peter, far 
O'Donnell Anthony, far 
O'Keeffe John, far 
O'Neill John, far 
O'Donnell Patrick, far 
Power Mathew, far 
Ryan John, far 
Steele John, far 
Welsh William, far 

BAYVIEW,a farming settlement 
located in Lot 22, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 24 miles, from 
Summerside 20 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly via Hunter River. 



C 



aughlan John, far 



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Medals awarded Efeo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMla, 1878, 



Clark H, farmer 
Cullen Andrew, far 
Dicker son John, far 
Delaney Simon, far 
Flemming John, far 
Graham Edward, -far 
Graham James, far 
Harrington Joseph, far 
Lobin William, fisher 
Martin Miss Emily S, Post 

Mistress 

Martin Samuel, fisher 
Moore Edward, far 
Moore William, far 
Millman John, blacksmith 
McNeil Mrs Angus, wid 
McLeod Jas. T, far and trader 
McLeod Robert, sea captain 
Simpson George, far 
Simpson James, far 
Simpson James, far 
Simpson Mrs Mary, 
Simpson Mrs, wid Jeremiah 
Simpson Arthur, far 
Simpson Walter, far 
Simpson John, far 
Smith Miss Mary J, teacher 
Stewart John, farmer and 

lumber dealer 



Belle Creek, located in Lot 62, 

Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 33 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Bell Neil, far 
Bell Malcolm, far 
Bears Mrs Joseph, wid 
Bears Welington, blacksmith 



Cook Isaac, blacksmith 
Compton W, far 
Compton Lemuel, shoemaker 
Compton John, far 
Compton Simon, far 
Emery William, carpenter 
Gillis John, far 
Jardine Thomas, captain 
McDougall Alex, far 
McKenzie Alexander, far 
McLeod J T, teacher 
McLeod Mrs D, wid 
McLaren Daniel, Merchant 

and Post Master 
Martin Martin, lobster factory 
Martin Donald, far 
Matheson Alexander, far 
Matheson Mrs Allen, wid 
Matheson Duncan, far 
Saunders Joseph, far 
Saunders William, far 
Stewart D M, far 
Stewart Roderick, far 
Stewart J A, far 
Stewart William, far 
Stewart Alexander A, far 
Stewart D A, farmer 
Stewart Mrs Murclock, wid 



BETHEL, small district located 
in Lot 48. Distant from 
Charlottetown 8 miles. P. O. 
Address Mount Albion. Mails 
semi-weekly. 

Duncan John, far 
Ferguson William, far 
Jenkins John M, far 
McDonald Donald, far 



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Pure Spices from John P. Mott & Co, Halifax, N.S, 



Lund Alfred, far 
Lund George, far 
Lund William, far 
Lund Robert, far 
Small wood William, far 
Stewart James, far 
Wood William, far 
Wood Robert, far 

John T, teacher 



BLOOMING POINT, a farming 
settlement in Lot 36, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 17 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Bradley Andrew, far 
Butler Laurence, far 
Beaton Michael, far 
DeCost John, far 
Ellis Mrs Catherine 
Gillian Daniel, far 
Hand Francis, far 
Jerewire James, fisher 
Kelly Michael, far 
Lacey Peter, far 
Lunn John, far 
McAskill Neil, far 
McDonald Alex, merchant 
McAskile Alexander, far 
McDonald J C, far 
McDonald Charles, far 
McDougall Roderick, far 
McGilvery Donald, far 
McDougall John, far 
McDougall Daniel, far 
McDonald A J, far 
McDonald J A, teacher 
McDonald J B, Post Master 
McQuillan Francis, far 



Mclnnis Allan, fisherman 
McEachern Joseph, far 
McEachern Angus, fisherman 
McDonald Mrs Ellen, wid 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Michael, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald Gabl, far 
Mclnnis Allan, far 
McKinnon Neil, cook 
McKinnon Charles, far 
McLean Mrs Mary 
McLean Michael, far 
O'Henly Malcolm, far 
McPhee Michael, far 
McPhee Duncan, far 
Steele Ronald jr, far 
Steel e John, far 
Steele Ronald, senr far 
Steele Laurence, far 
Smith Laurence, far 
Shreenan Thomas, far 
Shreenan Hugh, far 



BONSHAW, a settlement in Lot 
30, Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 14 miles. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Beaton Samuel, merchant 
Bell Ronald, far 
Boyce James, far 
Boyce William, far 
Carragher Terrence, far 
Carragher Michael, far 
Campbell John, far 
Campbell Charles, far 
Condon John, far 
Condon James, far 



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John P, Mott & Co., Manufacturers, Halifax, N.S. 



Condon Patrick, far 
Conway Michael, far 
Conway James, far 
Crosby J B, far 
Crosby C W, farmer and mill 

owner 

Crosby Heath, far 
Crosby A C, farmer and mill 

owner 

Currie James, far 
Darrach John, farmer and 

carpenter 

Farrow Nelson, far 
Farrow John, far 
Gaudet Raphael, far 
Gaudet John, far 
Gaudet Will, far 
Gillis John, far 
Lament Hugh, far 
Lamont Neil, far 
Livingston Duncan, far 
Livingston Angus, far 
Matheson Kenneth, far 
Matheson John, shoemaker 
Morrow Albert,harness make]' 
Murphy Elizabeth 
Morrison Georgina, teacher 
Murchison J M, physician and 

surgeon 

McDougall Ewen. laborer 
McDougall John, farmer ami 

butcher 

McDougall Samuel, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDougall Neil, laborer 
McDonald John L, far 
McDonald Peter, farmer and 

carpenter 

McDonald Malcolm, far 
McDonald William, far 



i McEachy Michael, peddlar 

i McEachy Laurence, far 

I McFadyen Alexander, farmer 

and mason 

I McFadyen Alexander, far 
! McFadyen Alex J, far 
i McFadyen Peter, far 
i McFadyen Hector, far 
I McFadyen John D, far 
I McFadyen Hugh, far 
! McGaughy James, far 
\ McGaughy John, far 
I McGaughy John M, far 
I McGaughy Michael, far 
i McKenna John, far 
i McLeod Colin, far 

McManus far 
McMurrer Pat, far 

I McNevin Donald, far 
McNevin J A, contractor 
McNevin Mrs Alexander, wid 

i McNevin Mrs Donald, wid 
McNevin Alex, shoemaker 

; McNevin N H,far and butcher 
McNevin Duncan, laborer 
McNevin Daniel, clerk 
McNevin Richard, far 
McNevin Nicholas, far 
McNevin Alex L, far 
McNevin Christina, dress- 
maker 

Me Neil 1 A C, farmer and 

shoemaker 

i McPhail Donald, blacksmith 
McPhail John, laborer 
McPhail Allan, laborer 
McQuarrie John, far 
McRao Malcolm, far 
McRae Donald, far 
McQuarrie Donald, far 



J. P. Mott & Co., Importers & Dealers in TEAS. 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



259 



Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spice, 



O'Brien James, far 
Robertson James A, Post 

Master and far 
Salmon William, far 
Shaw Mary, dressmaker 
Sherran George, farmer and 

plasterer 

White Henry, carpenter 
Stewart Donald, farmer and 

carpenter 
Stewart R B, far 
Stewart Kate, dressmaker 
Tool Charles, far 
Tool Stephen, far 
Tool Mrs, wid 
Visie Roderick, laborer 
Visie Peter, far 



BRACKLEY POINT, a pleasant 
summer resort situated in Lot 
33, Queen's County. Distant 
fromCharlottetown n^ miles. 
Mails tri- weekly. 

Cassford James, far 
Gregor Charles, far 
Houston Ewen, Hotel " Sea 

View " house 
Johnson John, trader 
Johnson Adam, shoemaker 
Matheson Alexander, far 
Matheson Ronald, far 
McCallum J. B, Post Master 
McCallum John, Mill Owner 
McCallum Neil, Hotel and far 
MeCallum J G, far 
MeCallum Duncan, far 
McCallum James, far 
Mclnnis William, far 



Mclnnis Hector, far 
McKinnon Albert, far 
McMillan Alexander, Hotel 

Keeper and far 
McLure Hugh, far 
Proctor William, far 
Rattray A T, far 
Roberts W H ; far 
Robinson Peter W, far 
Robinson John, far 
Shaw Neil, Hotel and far 
Shaw John M, far 
Shaw Mrs John, wid 
Shaw James, far 
Walker David, 
Williams Charles, far 



BRACKLEY POINT ROAD 

located in Lot 33, Queen's 
County. Has a flourishing set- 
tlement, six miles from Char- 
lottetown. Mails tri-weekly. 

Bryan ten William, far 
Bryanten Geoge, far 
Bryanten John, far 
Clements Eli, far 
Cox Charles, far 
Essery Isaac, far 
Henderson Isaac, far 
Jackson Jeremiah,blacksmith 
Jackson George, far 
Kennedy Joseph, far 
Martin Mrs Alexander, wid 
McCailum Duncan, far 
McMillan Alexander J, far 
McMillan John, far and Post 

Master 
McMillan John, far 



Mott's Spices are the Purest, 



260 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Mott's Cocoa, highly recommended by Physicians, 



McGuigan John, far 
McGregor John, far 
McMillan John jr, far 
McWilliam'Jonathan, far 
Prowse^ Silas, far 
Prowse Joseph, far 
Prowse William, far 
Rattray William, far 
Robinson Peter, far 
Rodd Wallace, far 
Roper Samuel, far 
Stewart Joseph, far 
Scott Alexander, far 
Thompson J, far 



BRADALBANE, a small village 
in Lot 67, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 30 
miles. Pop 200. Mails daily 

Andrews Archibald, far 
Arthur James, 
Arthur William jr, far 
Arthur William sr, far 
Arthur W A, far 
Bigger John, far 
Bigger Joseph D, far 
Bigger James, far 
Bigger John J, far 
Blondon Samuel, far 
Buchannan John, far 
Buchannan Alex jr, far 
Buchannan Malcolm, far 
Buchannan Alex sr, far 
Buchannan Malcolm, far 
Caiin Samuel, far 
Cousins E wid, grocer 
Corbett Kenneth, far 
Craswell Edward, far 



,Dixon Robt, far and miller 
Doyle Wm,mill owner and far 
Dunn Peter, mason 
Gamester Albert, far 
Gamble John, carpenter 
Graham Kenneth, far 
Graham James, far 
Graham Murdock, far 
Gillis Duncan, far 
Green John G,'far 
Heartz George, far 
Kennedy S, trader 
Kennedy James, trader 
McDonald Hector, carpenter 
McDonald John sr, far 
McDonald John jr, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald wid, Angus 
McDonald Malcolm, far 
3/cDonald wid, Donald 
.McDonald Donald, far 
.McDonald J A, carriage 

builder 

.McDonald J A, tailor 
.McKay John, far 
Jl/cKenzie Mrs B 
JfcKenzie Angus, far 
JfcKinnaly William far 
.McKinnaly Duncan, far 
.McLean Duncan, far 
McLeod Malcolm, Stn Master 

and Post I/aster 
JlfcLeod burdock, laborer 
McLeod wid R 
.McLeod Hugh, section fore- 
man P E I, R R 
3fcLeod Daniel, fisherman 
.McLeod John G, far 
McLeod Alex, far 
D P, far 



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QUEEN'S COUNTY. 261 



GRAND VIEW HOUSE, 

ALEX. MCMILLAN, 

PROPRIETOR, 
BRACKLEY POINT, P. E. L, * 

This House is delightfully situated on the Eastern 
shore of the Bay. Fine Boating*, Bathing, Sea and 
Stream fishing 1 . This House is large and handsomely 
furnished, and the Table second to none on the North 
Shore. 

CHAKGES VEEY SEASONABLE. 

Any Information answered with pleasure, 

ALEX. MCMILLAN. 



I\ 

IMPORTERS OF 

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, 
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. 

DEALERS IN 

OATS, BUTTEB, EGGS, &c. 

AND SHIPPERS OF 

FARM PRODUCE, 

BRADALBANE STATION, P. E. ISLAND. 

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. 



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P. K. ISLAND I>ICK< TORY. 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & So,, Paris 1376, PMla. 1878, 



.McLeod James, section man 
McLeod John, far 

J/cLeod Alex, far" 
J/cLure Alex, far 

Me Lure Huidi. far 

<"> 

McLure CHarles A, teacher 
McLure Roderick, far 
Mallett Joseph, far 
Matheson Ma], shoemaker 
Matheson Donald, laborer 
Mun'ford Kobt, carpenter 
Mjugford John ( ', farmer arid 

carpenter 

Mugford < 'leverdon, trader 
Murray J A, trade)- 
Murray W (.!, agent 

Nicholson John sr,section man 

PEI.RR 

Nicholson John jr. fa)- 
Ouker William, far 
Ross Angus, far and teacher 
Richanlsou Horace., clerk 
Sellick Samuel, trader 
Stevenson Richard, f?ir 
Sti*\> r art Charles, f'armei- and 

carpenter 

Stewart Daniel, blacksmith 
Taper Chas & Co, merchants 
Taper Clms of Taper Cv ( \ , 
Todd Robt, far 
Todd William sr, far and 

carpenter 

Todd William jr, tailor 
\ eo George, far 



BEATON'S MILLS, located in 
Lot 60, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown 28 y 2 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Beaton Miss Mary < /, teacher 
Beaton Donald, Postmaster 

and Miller 
Beaton M unlock, far 
Gilmour Angus, far 
Oil m on r Duncan, Far 
Mclsaac John A, far 
McKeiixie John, far 
McKen/Je Ivemieth. far 
McKenzic, George, far 
McKenzie Donald, far 
McKenzie Alexander, far 
McLean wid, Angus 
McLean Neil, far 
McLean Roderick, far 
McLean Alexander, far 
McLean John, far 
McLeod J D, far 
McLeod Angus, far 
McLeod A lieu, far 
McLeod Roderick, far 
Stewart Alexander, far 
Stewart Angus, far 
McSwain Mrs Angus, weaver 



CALEDONIA, a village located 
in Lot 60, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 
25 miles, from Georgetown 16 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Beaton Muivlock. far 
Beaton Murdock, far 
Beaton Murdock, far 



Everyone uses "Surprise" Soap, 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



THE 

4 6 



SEA VIEW" 

HOUSE, 

BRACKLBY POINT, 

P. E. ISLAND. 



This Hotel, only 13 miles from Charlottetown, is 
situated amidst unrivalled scenery, in one of the 
most charming localities of the Island. It is within 
easy reach of deep sea fishing-, and the streams 
near by teem with trout from one to four pounds 
in weight. There is a delightful view of the white 
winged fishing vessels as they glide majestically 
along the blue waters of the Gulf, and the white 
waves rolling grandly shoreward and breaking along 
a magnificient beach, makes it an excellent spot for 
those who wish to enjoy delightful surf bathing. 



Special Rates for famili^, by the week and 
month. 

EWEN HOUSTON, 

Proprietor. 



264 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 



Campbell Miss Maggie, teachr 
Gill is Angus/far 
Gillis John, far 
Gill is John, merchant 
Lament Angus, far 
Lament Donald, far 
Martin Kenneth, far 
Martin John, far 
Martin Charles, far 
Matheson John, far 
Matheson Norman, far 
Matheson Malcolm, far 
Matheson Mrs wirl, Donald 
McAuley James, 
McDonald Ronald, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald Hugh, far 
McDonald John, blacksmith 
McDonald John, merchant 

and postmaster 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald D J, teacher 
McDonald Hugh, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald Mrs D, far 
McDonald Charles, far 
McDonald Murdock, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Angus, far 
McDonald William, far 
McDonald Alexander, far 
McDonald Alexander, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Angus, far 
McDonald John, fur 
McDonald Flora, 
McDougal Mrs wid, John 
McFarlane Mrs wid, John 



i McKay Donald J P, 
I McKay Ronald, far 
McKay John, far 
McKenzie Samuel, far 
McKenzie Finlay, far 
McKenzie Neil, far 
McKenzie Alexander, 
McKinnon John, far 
McLean Ronald, far 
McLean Duncan, far 
McLean Duncan, far 
McLean John, far 
McLean James, far 
McLean Neil, far 
McLennan Donald, far 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod Neil, miller 
McLeod Charles, teacher 
McLeod Norman J P, far 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod Alexander, far 
McLeod James, far 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod Malcolm, far 
McLeod Angus, far 
McLeod Mrs wid, Donald 
McPhee Peter, far 
McPhee William, far 
McPhee Hugh, 
McPhee Mrs Alexander, 
McPhee Samuel, teacher 
McPhee Malcolm, 
McPherson Angus, far 
McPherson Donald, far 
McPherson Donald, far 
McPherson William J P, 
McPherson Angus, J>ir 
McPherson Angus, far 
McPherson Norman, far 
McPherson John, far 



"Sea Foam" Soap, St, Croix Soap M'f g, Go, 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 265 





STANHOPE, P. E. I., 

COVE HEAD EAST. 



The above Hotel is open during the summer 
months for the accommodation of the TOURIST 
and PLEASURE SEEKER. Location the finest 
on the North Shore. Fine boatingand sailing. Excel- 
lent stream and sea fishing in the immediate 
neighborhood. 

PRICES MODERATE. 

Angus McMillan, Proprietor, 

ISLAND HOME, 

NEIL MCOALLUM, Proprietor, 

BRAGKLEY POINT, P, E, ISLAND, 



This is one of the most delightfully situated 
Houses on the North Shore, and anyone wish- 
ing a quiet and pleasant place to spend a few 
months in the Summer season, will find all 
the comforts of a first class Hotel. 



FINE BOATING, SEA BATHING & PISHING, 
Within a very short distance of the House, 

The TABLE as Good as any HOTEL in the Country, 

CHARGES VERY REASONABLE. 



266 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Malt, Cider and f bite lino Vinegar, 



MS. 



McPherson Mrs Mary, wid 
McPherson Ronald, tar 
McPherson Mrs will, Donald 
McPherson Murdock, far 
Nicholson John, far 
Nicholson John, far 
Nicholson Donald, far 
Nicholson Ronald, far 
Nicholson John, far 
Proctor George, far 
Singleton Mrs wid, Benjamin 
Stewart James, far 
Stewart Malcolm M, far and 

post master 
Stewart Murdock, far 
Stewart Donald, far 
Stewart Donald M. far 
Stewart Mrs wid, ( 'harles 
Stewart Neil, far 
Stewart Malcolm, far 
Walker James J P, 



CAVENDISH, a farming settle- 
ment located in Lot 23, 
Queen's County. Distant 
from Charottetown 24 miles, 
from Summerside 23 miles. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Archibald Rev W P, 
Clark W D, far 
Clark Mrs wid, Andrew 
Marker George, far 
Laird James, far 
Laird Alexander J P, far 
Laird William, far 
Robinson John, far 
McKenzie E C, far 
McKenzie John, far 



[ McKenxie Angus, far 

McKenzie T, far 
McNeil! William A, far 

McNeill George, far 

McNeill Charles, far 

McNeill John F ; far 

McNeill Alex, Post master 
and farmer 

McNeill James, far 
I McNeill Peiree, far 
i McNeil I David, far 

McNeill William C, far 

MeNeill John T, far 

Robinson Henry, far 

Robinson Wm, shoe maker 

Spurr Rev John C, Baptist 

Stewart A W, horse dealer 

Simpson Charles, far 

Simpson William, far 

Wyand John, far 

Woodside James, black smith 

CAVENDISH ROAD, situated 
in Lot 23, Queen's County. 
Distant from C'harlottetown 
23 miles, from Summerside 24 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Arthur John, far 
Blacquier Philip, far 
Blacquier Raymond, far 
Buote Joseph, sea captain 
Buote John, far 
Buote George, far 
David John, laborer 
Doiron Paul, far 
Doiron Xavier, far 
Doiron Peter, far 
Doiron Lewis, far 
Doiron A, far 



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QUEENS COUNTY. 



Get the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



Doiron F, 

Doiron Moses, far 

Fraser William, far 

Fraser John E, far 

Fraser John, far 

Gallant P \ r , far 

Gallant Angus, far 

Gallant J B, far 

Gallant Thou IMS, far 

Gallant Benjamin, far 

Gallant Paul, far 

Gallant Moses, far 

Gallant Robert, far 

Houston John, far 

Houston George, far 

Houston Wellington, far 

LeClair Thomas, far 

Le Glair S, far 

Martin Moses, far 

Martin Hugh, far 

Motfat William, far 

Mo fiat John, far 

McKay Geo. W., Postmaster 

and sea captain 
McKinstry James, far 
Peters Ficlelle, far 
Peters Peter, far 
Peters Joseph, far 
Pinean P, far 
Pineau E, far 
Pineau S, far 
Robertson Joseph, far 
Smith Walter, far 
Toombs Alexandar, far 
Toombs William, far 
Woolner Robert, far 
WyandH, far 
Wyand Alexander, far 
Wyand S, far 
Wyand John, far 



Wyand Charles, carpenter 
Wyand Samuel, far 



CHERRY VALLEY, located in 
Lot 50, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown 15 
miles. Mails daily. 

Anderson Alex 

Beers Alfred, M 1) 

Beer, L W, far 

Beers, G, far 

Brown Isaac, Postmaster and 
; dealer 
i Dodd Thos, gardener 
! Doherty Angus, far 
' Doherty John, far 
| Dulantly Patk, far 
i Dulantly Thos, store-keeper 
I Forbes Francis, far 
1 Gillis Win, teacher 

Gleasori Michl, far 
I Gleason Michael, far and 

Postmaster 
j*Hayden John, far 

Irving Albert, far 
! Irving David, far 
i Irving George, far 
I Irving John, far 
i Irving W L, far 
! Irving W W, far 
I Irving Jas, far 
i Irving Charles, far 
! Irving D, far 
| Irving W L 
! Irving Robt, captain 
| Irving Leml, far 
| Jenkins Wm, far 
1 Judson John, far 



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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Geo, A. Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 



Judson, L W, teacher 
McDonald Maclm, far 
McDonald Alex, far t 
McDonald Ronald, far 
McDonald Alex, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Wood, far 
McEachern, J S, tanner 
McEachern John, tanner and 

storekeeper 

McGilvry Dougald, student 
McGilvry John, apprentice 
McGilvry Daniel, ' harness 

maker 

Mclsaac Peter, far 
Mclsaac Rodk, far 
Mclnnis Francis, far 
Mclnnis Peter, far 
Murphy Edmund, far 
Murphy L P, far 
Murphy Francis, far 
Vessey Joseph, far 
Vessey Joseph, far 
Vessey Jas, sailor 
Vessey Ronald, tanner 
Weatherby John, blacksmith 
Wright Henry, far 
Wright Danl, far 
Wright Geo 
Wright John, fcii- 
Wright John, far 

CLYDE RIVER, a farming settle- 
ment in Lot 31, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 9 miles. Mails tri- 
weekly. 

Beers Jas, far 



Darrah Alex, far 
Darrah John, far 
Darrah Duncan, far 
Dixon Mackeison, far 
Fisher John, far 
Fraser Colin, far 
Fisher John, far 
Gillispie John, far 
I Hay cox, Robt, butcher 
Henderson, Ewcu, far 
Henderson Kenneth, M D 
Henderson Archibald, far 
Howard Win, far 
Hyde Artemus, far 
Hyde Chas, far 
Livingstone, Archd, far 
Livingstone Archd, far 
Livingstone George, far 
Livingstone, wid John 
May hew S, far 
Murray John A, far 
Murray John, far 
Murphy Win, far 
McCallum Peter, far 
McCallum Artemas, far 
McLaughlin Donald, far 
MeLaughlin John, Postmas- 
ter and tailor 
McLean Duncan, far 
McLean John D, far 
McLean Neil, far 
McLean Daniel, far 
McLean John, far 
McNeill Hector, far 
McPhail Angus, far 
McPhail John, far 
Walsh James, far 
Scott Win, far 
Scott John, miller 
Squires Stephen, carpenter 



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Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMla, 1878, 



C LINTON, a settlement located 
in Lot 20, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 20 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Connors John, far 
Craffer Benj, teacher 
Dunn John, lab 
Heaney Jacob, far 
Heaney Robt, far 
Harding James, far 
May en Wm, jr, far 
May en Wm, far 
Murray Peter, far 
McDonald John, far 
McEwen Duncan, far 
Mclsaac Mrs 
McKay Allan, far 
McKay Wm, far 
Pickering- Jos, Postmaster 

and far 

Pickering David, far 
Pickering Gordon, far 
Pickering James, far 
Ross Win, far 
Smith, wid Alex 
Smith John D, mill owner 
Smith Wheelock, far and 

miller 

Somners Robt, far 
Sonmers James, jr, far 
Somners James, far 
Sullivan Cornelius, far 
Sullivan Danl, far 
Sullivan Thos, far 
White Mathew, far 
Whitehead Wm, far 
Woodside Leslie, far 
Woodside Moses, far 
Woodside Geo, far 



Woodside Samuel, far 
Woodside Harvey, blacksmith 
Woodside Andrew, far 



CLIFTON, a village and farm- 
ing settlement located in New 
London, Lot 21. Distant 
from Charlottetown 25 miles. 
From Summerside 16 miles. 
Mails daily. 

Anderson Wm, tailor 
Anderson Joseph, far 
Buntain Alex R 
Campbell Archibald, tailor 
Carr John, fisherman 
Carr Benj, fisherman 
Champion John B, fisherman 
Colefc David, far and butcher 
Cole^ Duncan, far 
Coles John, far 
Coles Robt, far 
Coles David, far 
Coles James, far 
Colefl Wm, far 
Coles Thomas, far 
Coles David, far 
Coles John, far* 
Cotton Wm J, far 
Currie Albert, fisherman 
Currie Wm, laborer 
Currie Joseph 
Dunn Hugh John, far 
Frizzle Leml, butcher 
Gunn John, saddler 
Henderson Jas. 
Jackson Joseph, laborer 
Lamont Robt 
Marks Wm, far 



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iammotii Oicler, White Wine ft Malt -Vinegar is the Best, 



Murray .Richard, far 
Murray Geo far 

.McEwen. Edward jr, far 

McEwen Edward sr, far 

McEwen, Joseph, far 

McEwen Win, far 

McEwcu John, far 

McGregor Mrs John 

McGregor David L, far 

McGregor Wm. E., tailor 
Mclrityre John D, teacher 
Ivay Adam, far 

McKay Wm, P M and hotel 
John J, far 

McKay Win (j, far 

McKay John, far 

McKay Andrew, far 

McKay Neil, far 
McKay Hugh B, far 
McKay Geo B, far 

McKay John T, far 

McKay Donald, far 

McKay Wm, mechanic 

McKay .las. lab 

McKay Mrs Wm 

McKay Roht, far 

McKay Hugh, far 

McKay Alex, B, far 

McKay Gfto W, far and contr 

McKay Win 

McKenzie Geo. shoemaker 

McLeod Ja.s 1), far 

McLeod ]as, M., far 

McLeod Jas M, far 

McLeod John, far 

McLeod Geo, fisherman 

McLeod John, far 

McLeod Kenneth, far 

McLeod Jonathan fisherman 

Nicholson, M J, M D. 



Paynter Richard, far 

Paynter John sr, far 

Paynter John jr, far 

Reid Michael, far 

Reid Thomas, far 
j Riley Wm, far 
i Smith Jos, far 

Sulliphant Leinl, far 

Sterling Rev Alex 

Summers Chas, laborer 

Sutherland Mrs John 

Sutherland Jas, far 

Sutherland ]) A, mer 

Warren Jas, far 

Whitehead David:] P, carptr 

Whitehead Wm, fisherman 

Whitehead Jas J, tailor 

Wood side Geo E, blacksmith 



CLYDE STATION, situated on 
the P. E. Island Railway. 
Distant from Charlottetovvn 25 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Bohannan M unlock, far 
Brooks J T, far 
Brooks David, far 
Buchannan Duncan, far 
Coles Mrs wid, George 
Coles G T, far 
Ci-oswell Mrs wid, Henry 
Ferris George, merchant 
Hill Mrs wid, Michael 
Hill James, far 
iMcKinnon Colin, far 
| McKenzie Alexander, far 
I McPherson Donald, far 
j Munroe Norman, far 
I Murry Chailes, far 



Everyone uses " Surprise" Soap, 



QUEENS COUNTY. 



Set the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



Murry H, far 
Murry James, far 
Sillick James, far 
Stevenson James H, far 
Stevenson Andrew, far 
Stevenson,, William senr, far 
Stevenson William, far 
Stevenson George, far 
Stevenson Robert, far 
Stevenson James M, far 
Weeks Stephen, far 
Weeks Henry, far 
Weeks John, Post Master 

and farmer 
Weeks Frederick, far 



CORNWALL, a settlement in 
Lot 32, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 7 
miles, flails tri-weekly. 

Bell Samuel, far 
Boyle Michael, far 
Boyle William, far 
Boylon Mathevr, laborer 
Coady Andrew, far 
Cornwall Cheese Faci 

Walter Muir manager 
Clark Archibald, far 
( Whin Sarah \vkl, 
Conway John, far 
Collins wid, Martin 
Collins John, far 
Collins Jeremiah, far 
Culgiii Joseph, laborer 
Crosby Hammond, i'; 
-by William, far 
Crosby Pope, far 
Crosby Theophilas, far 



Doherty- James, far 

Di-ake .);vnie> 

Drake Enoch 

'.Drake Henry, far 

Drake Samuel, far 

Drake John, far 

Drake James, far 

Drake Robert, far 

Egaii Edward, far 

Egan John, far 

Elsworth Edward, laborer 

Frizzle Samuel, blacksmith 

Frizzle John, far 

Frizzle Robert, far 

frizzle William, far 

Giilaspie James, far 

Gillis Alexander, far 

Hood Richard, shoe maker 

Hood Wesley, laborer 

Howard Henry, far 

Howard James, far 

Howard Samuel, far 

Howard James jr. far 

HydeJHenry, far 

Hyde Lemuel, gent 
"Hyde Duncan, i 

rlyde Albert. 

Hyde Charles, far 

Hyde .Joseph, far 

Hyde Frederic!:, far 

Kellow Geor 

Kellow John, far 

Kellow James, far 

\v Charles, carp<\nter 
^''illiain, fai- 
Francis, far 

Mahoney Thomas, laborei' 
Moore Rev 1) D. Metlr 

Church 
I Mavhew John, i 



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Geo, A, Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 



Mayhew Zacheriah, far 

Mayhew Edward, far 

Mayhew Robert, far 

Murphy William, far 

Murphy Joseph, far 

McCallum Emma, teacher 

McDonald Angus, teacher 

-McDonald Alexander, far 
* .McDonald Angus, far 
< McEachern George, far 

McLean John, far 

McLean John, far 

McLean Daniel, far 

McLean Charles, far 

McLean Allen, far 

McLean James, far 

McLean Duncan, laborer 

McLeod Alexander, far 

* McLeod Murdock, far 
McMillan James, far 
McMillan Robert, far 
McPhail Colin, far 
McQuarrie John, far 
Nelson James, far 

* Nelson Francis, far 
Newson Allen jr, far 
Newson Allen, far 
Pethick George, shoe maker 
Pye wid ; James 

Pye wid, Francis 
Robinson Alexander, laborer 
Scott John, far 
Scott George, far 
Scott Peter, far 
Stone John, far 
Stevenson Alexander, tailor 
" Walsh David, Post master 

and blacksmith 
Walsh James, far 



COVEHEAD ROAD, a farming 
settlement situated in Lot 34, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 9 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

'Brown William, far 
Bond Peter, far 
Bowes Henry, blacksmith 
Boyer Mrs wid, 
Carroll John, far 
Carroll Thomas, far 
'Hughes Benjamin, far 
'Hughes Charles, far 
Hughes James, far 
Kelly Terence, Post master 

and farmer 
Kenny Lawrence, far 
March ell Alick, far 
Mallette David far 
Mobbs Thomas, far 
Mullins James, far 
Mullins Edward J P, far 
McGrath Peter, far 
McGrath James, J P and far 
McQuarrie Daniel, far 
Power Simon, school teacher 
Power Thomas, far 
Power David, far 
Ready Thomas, far 
>Reirdon Charles, Supervisor 

and farmer 
Reily Thomas, far 
Tracey Patrick, far 
Webster Robert, far 
Wheaton John, far 
Wheaton Lawrence, far 
Wooldridge William, far 
Wooldridge David, far 
Vessy William J, far 



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Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, Mam t 



Vesay Edward, far 

CRAPAUD, a village situated in 
Lot 29, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown 24 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Anderson Edward, laborer 
Arbing James, tanner 
Callbeck Mrs wid, 
Callbeck Wesley, far 
Caughlan W A, far 
Cameron W W,machine agent- 
Cameron R H, far 
Cantfield W T, far 
Collett W H, far 
Collett Anthony, miller and 

farmer 

Covey J F, M D 
Craig John, far 
Crew Joseph, far 
Duffy James, far 
Fall John, far 
Fall James, far 
Fall George, far 
Fall John, far 
Ferguson Colin, teacher 
Francis John, far 
Francis Edward, far 
Francis George, far 
Francis Charles, far 
Francis Edward, far 
Francis Samuel, far 
Francis William, far 
French John, laborer 
French James, far 
Gamble Richard, black smith 
Gulpin Joseph, laborer 
Hall Mrs John, 
Higgins Nathan, far 



Hollrook C J, far 

Howatt Miss P, Telegraph 

operator 

Howatt B D, far and miller 
Huggin Patrick, far 
Hughes John, far 
Jnce Joseph, teacher 
Jnce Joseph A, teacher 
Kelly James, far 
Kidson William, carpenter 
Lea R S, teacher 
Leard George E, far 
Leard W S, miller 
Lawther Cornelins, far 
Lawther George, far 
Manning D, laborer 
Matters Sydney, laborer 
Matters William, far 
Matters John, laborer 
Matheson Angus, far 
Nicholson Ralph, far 
Moore John, far 
Moore James, far 
Moore Robert, far 
Moore Crisp, far 
Molyneaux William, far 
Molyneaux John, 
McDonald William, far 
McDonald Joseph jr, far 
McDonald Joseph, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald R S, black smith 
McDonald Peter, saddler 
McDonald Myles, far 
McDougald Lewis, far 
McKinnon D L, plasterer 
McLean Donald, Merchant 
McLeod J J, Merchant Tailor 
McLeod John, far 
McNeill Joseph, shoemaker 



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Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, H, B, GEO - 



CO., 



McQuarrie D S, shoemaker 
McVetie David, far 
McVetie Edward, far 
McVetie Robert, far 
McVetie John, far 
Newson Peter, saddler 
Newson George, far 
Newson W J, far 
Nicholson Geo sr, black smith 
Nicholson George jr, far 
Oakes George, far 
Percival Nathan, far 
Reid William sr, retired 
Reid Robert, carriage builder 
Reid Wm, carriage builder 
Robertson H W, M D 
Rogerson Thomas, far 
Rogerson Edward, far 
Rogerson R P, far 
Rogerson William, far 
Rogerson John, far 
Scott Neil, seaman 
Sherrin W D, far 
Sherrin John, far 
Sherrin James jr, far 
Sherrin James sr, far 
Sheverie George C, far 
Simmons William, far 
Simmons George A, far 
Simmons John, far 
Simmons Thomas, far 
Smith Isaac, far 
Stewart James, far 
Stordy John, far and miller 
Stordy William, far 
Stordy George, far 
Stordy Thos, far 
Thompson James, trader 
Thomas Joseph, far 
Trowsdale Isaac, far 



Trowsdale J B, far 
Trowsdale A E, far 
Trowsdale Mark, shoemaker 
Trowsdale George, laborer 
Trowsdale Isaac, far 
Trowsdale George, far 
Wadman B, Post Master 
Wadman Artemas, joiner 
Wadman James E, carpenter 
Waddle Wm, far 
Waddle Robert, far 
Wilson Andrew, far 
Williams John, mercht tailor 
Williams Mrs Henry, wicl 



DUNSTAFNAGE, a farming 
settlement located in Lot 35, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 8 miles. Mails 
semi-weekly. 

1 Bradley Mrs wid, Daniel 
Bradley Daniel, far 
Bradley Christopher, far 
Burns James, far 
Cairns William, far 
Ferguson Alexander, far 
pFoster George, far 
j Henry William, far 
I Lane Thomas, "far 
|*Lane Edward, blacksmith 
| Mills James, far 
kMutch George, far 
j Muim Charles, far 
| McDonald Donald, far 
t McGregor Alexander, far 
rMcLaughlan Donald, carptr 
HVIeLeod H M, Post Master 
and farmer 



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Ask your Grocer for Mott's Spices. 



-McLeod J S, far 

McQuaid James, far 

Ownes Mrs wid, Christopher 

Owens John, far 

Scott James R, far 

Scott Daniel, far 

Scott Alexander, far 

Scott John, far 

Stewart Neil, far 

Stewart William, far 

Stewart Benjamin, far 

Stewart James, far 

Stewart John, far 

Stewart John, far 

Thompson William, far 

Webster George, far 
-Webster James, far 



DARLINGTON, a settlement 
located in Lots 23 and 31, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 1 2 miles. Mails 
daily. 

( ampbell John, far 
Campbell Angus, far 
Campbell Norman, far 
Campbell Enas, section man 
Campbell Donald E, Post 

master and farmer 
Cunning Malcolm, far 
McLean Malcolm, far 
McLean Donald, far 
McLean John, far 
McLean John M, miller 
McLean Donald, far 
McLeod Laughlin. far 
McLeod D L, far 
McLeod John T, far 



McLeod Duncan, far 
McLeod Frederick, far 
McLeod John R, far 
McLeod Allan, far 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod Duncan, far 
McLeod Angus, far 
McPherson Dougald, far 
McPherson William, far 
McPherson Murdock, far 
Matheson Cristopher, far 
Matheson Duncan, far 
Matheson Finlay, far 
Michael John, far 
Munroe John, far 
Nicholson Donald, far 
Nicholson Duncan, far 
Whyne Andrew, far 



DE SABLE, a village located in 
Lot 29, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown 18 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Beers Mrs wid, Philip 
Currie John, far 
Campbell Daniel, carpenter 
Campbell John, far 
Campbell William, far 
Campbell Mrs wid, Angus 
Campbell Donald, far 
Dixon J, Post master 
En man John, far 
Enman Joseph, far 
Ferguson Finlay, far 
Ferguson Duncan, far 
Molms David, far 
MerchsBanks David, far and 
mill owner 



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276 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

DOMINION CLOTHING HOUSE, 

CRAPAUD, P. E. ISLAND. 

J. J. McLEOB, 



GENERAL IMPORTER OF 



AND- 



FURNISHING GOODS. 

O. B. WADMAN^ 

DEALER IN 

GROCERIES & DRUGS. 
GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES. 

Produce taken in exchange for Goods. 

CRAPAUD, - - P- E. ISLAND. 

D. McLEANT" 

DEALER IN 



Hardware, Glassware, Crockery ware, &c. 

Highest Prices paid for Butter, Eggs, Pelts and 

Produce. 

CRAPAUD CORNER, - - P, E. ISLAND. 



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(Jet the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



McDonald William, far 
McDougall John, far 
McDougall Alexander, far 
McGaughey John, far 
McGaughey Michael, far 
McGaughey James, far 
McKay John, far 
McKinnon Roderick, far 
McKinnon Angus, far 
McKay Hector, far 
McKay Donald, far 
McKinnon Ewen, far 
McKinnon Mrs wid, Laughlin 
McKinnon Donald, far 
McKinnon Charles, far 
McKinnon John, far 
McKinnon Archibald, far 
McKinnon Dougall, far 
McLean John, far 
McLean Charles, far 
McLean Allan, far- 
McLean Angus, far 
McNevin John, far 
McPhail George, far 
McPhail Duncan, far 
McQuarrie Donald, far 
McQuarrie Charles, far 
Palmer James, far 
Shaw Neil, far 
White Andrew, far 



DONAGH, a small settlement 
located in Lot 35, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 27 miles. Post Office 
Address, Johnston's River. 
Mails semi-weekly. 

Currie Ronald, far 
Brazil William, far 



Brazil Patrick, far 

Brazil Michael, far and post 

master 

Beagan Mrs wid, Patrick 
Beagan Mrs wid, Owen 
Driscoll Daniel, far 
Drumphey James, far 
Gorrnley Patrick, far 
Hughes John, far 
Hogan Dennis, far 
Koughan Martin, far 
McDonald T D, teacher 
McWade Ann wid, 
McNally John, far 
McCarty Justin, far 
Me Adam Peter, far 
McEwen Bernard, far 
McAdam James, far 
McDonald Michael, far 
Munnin Dennis, far 
Murnian John, far 
Holland John, far 
Holland Patrick, far 
Trainor Bernard, far 
Trainor Edward, far 
Trainor James P, far 
Trainor James J, far 
Trainor Patrick J, far 
Trainor Patrick J, far 
Trainor John, far 
White William, far 
W^hite Patrick, far 

DROMORE,a farming settlement 
located in Lot 37, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 1 6 miles. Mails 
semi-weekly. 

Boyle John, far 
Barrett Andrew, far 



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Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, GEO - A - TROOP & co ' 



Proprietors. 



Boylan John, far 
Coyle Patrick, far 
Coyle Bernard, far 
Callaghan Francis, far 
Callaghan John, far 
Carigan Jolin, far 
Dooley Robert, far 
Egan James, far 
Hughes James, far 
Hand James, far 
Hand Andrew, far 
Hughes Francis, far 
Hughes James, far 
Logan John, far 
McGuirk Michael, far 
McGuirk Patrick, far 
MeCabe Patrick, far and 

Post master 
McKenna Francis, far 
M.cKenna Hugh, far 
McLeod Hugh, far 
McDonald Patrick, far 
McCannel Angus, far 
McCannel Archibald, far 
McBee Bernard, far 
McDonald Roderick, teacher 
McManus Patrick, far 
McLeod Angus, far 
O'Brien Patrick, far 
Rooney Mrs wid, Hugh 
Simpson John, far 
Stewart Patrick, far 
Wise Owen, far 



ELDON, a village in Belfast 
district Lot 57, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 22 miles. Mails 
daily. 

Anderson Murdoek, miller 

and far 

Buchannan Alex, carpenter 
Buxton Miss S, far 
Callaghan James, far 
Dixon Alex, far and miller 
Dixon Andrew, miller 
Dixon Daniel, far 
Dixon Mrs J M, store 
Dorey Geo James, carriage 

factory 

Dunn James, far 
Fin lay son John, teacher 
Finlayson Donald, far 
Fin lay son Alexander, far 
Filmore Charles, shoemaker 
Gillis Donald, far 
Gillis Alexander, far 
Gillis Charles, far 
Gillis Donald C, far 
Griffin Philip, far 
Griffin James J N, far 
Griffin Michael, far 
Griffin James, far 
Halliday Capt J, mariner 
Johnson H D, M D 
Laraby N, blacksmith 
Laraby W, far 
Lantry Joseph, merchant and 

lobster packer 

Longord Robert, shoemaker 
Lea Bertram M, far 
McDonald John S, far 
McDonald John M, far 



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DANIEL MCLAREN, 



GENERAL DEALER IN 



DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. 

HARDWARE, 






And every thing that is usually kept in a first class 
Country Store. 

EXPORTER OF 

P. E. ISLAND PRODUCE, 

BELLE GREEK, P. E. ISLAND. 

EUREKA PLANING, SAWING 

^ND ORIST MILLS, 

NEWTOWN, P. E. ISLAND, 

I. ANDERSON, PROPRIETOR. 



Patrons of the above Mills, will now find full 
satisfaction in all work turned out by us. 

We have just added all the latest improvements, 
and with an unlimited water and steam power, we 
can turn out all work while customers wait for it. 

Our new Grain Crusher is the best manufactured. 
All sized Grists crushed and returned same day. 

The quality of our FLOUR is already acknowl- 
edged to be the best in the Province. 



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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTOKY. 



Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 



McDonald D R, clerk county 

court 

McDougall Capt Duncan, far 
McDougall Donald, far 
McDougall Alexander, far 
McDougall Angus, far 
McDougall Archibald, far 
McEachern John, far 
McEachern Hugh, far 
McEachern Archibald, far 
McEachern Finlay, far 
Mclnnis Daniel, far 
McLeod Mrs wid, John 
McLeod D A, Merchant, J P 
McLeod Angus, far 
McLellan Thomas, far 
McLellan John, far 
McMillan Alexander, far 
McRea Capt Thomas, 
McRea Mrs wid, 
McLavish Donald, far 
McWilliams Charles J, far 
Me Williams Robert, far 
McWilliams Hugh, far 
Martin Martin, Post master 
Martin John, far 
Martin William, far 
Martin Angus, far and shoe- 
maker 

Martin J F, M D 
Morrison Kenneth, general 

dealer 

Moore J St C, Merchant 
Mutch Wellington, merchant 
Nicholson James, M L C far 
Nickerson Charles, far 
Nickerson Malcolm, far 
Nickerson Simon, far 
Nicholson John, carpenter 
Riggs John, far 



Riggs Edmund, far 
Robertson Richard, far 
Ross David,, far 
Ross Mrs wid, Walter 
Smith J, far 
Smith James, far 
Smith Finlay, far 
Smith Malcolm, far 
Smith William, horse breeder 
Smith A Mis, far 
Tweedy Thomas, far 
Turner George, saddler 
Williams Charles T, far 



ELLIOTTS, a settlement located 
in Lot 21, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 27 
miles. Mails semi-weekly. 
Post Office Address, Elliotts 
Mills. 

Andrews Archibald, far 
Arthur Wm jr. far 
Arthur Wm sr, far 
Bertram Thomas, far 
Bigger Jas, far 
Bigger Joseph, far 
Brooks David, far 
Buchanan Murdoch, for 
Buchanan Duncan, far 
Cann Samuel, far 
Corbett Hector, far 
Corbett Kennedy, far 
Craswell Mrs Henry 
Elliott Richard, farmer and 

Postmaster 

Elliott James, far and miller 
Gamester Albert, far 
Green John, far 



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Malt, Cider and White Wine Vinegar, 



Works, 
. B. 



Goss Henry, far 
Goss Wm, far 
Goss Wm, gent 
Gunn Mrs Robert widow 
Keating Robert, far 
McDonald John, carpenter 
McDonald Donald, far 
McKinnon Alex, far 
McKenzie James, gent 
McKenzie Angus, far 
McKenzie Robert, far 
McLean Duncan, far 
McLennan Donald, far 
McLennan John, far 
McLeod Alex, far 
McLure John, mason 
McLure David, far 
McLure Wm, far 
McSwain Donald, far 
Mugford John, far 
Murray Charles, far 
Murray James, far 
Murray Hannibal, far 
Murray Henry, far 
Murray Win W, far 
Robertson Thomas, far 
Sharp Isaac, far 
Smith Parmenius, far 
Smith James, far 
Stevenson, Wm, far 
Yeo George, far 



EMYVALE, a farming settle- 
ment situated in Lot 30, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 13 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Callaghan Patrick, far 
Callaghan Peter, far 



Clerkin Owen, far 
Coady Jas, far 
Connolly Peter sr, far 
Costello John, blacksmith 
Curley John, far 
Curley Owen sr, far 
Curley Owen jr, far 
Clarkin John, far 
Connolly Jas, far 
Connolly Peter jr, far 
Costello William, far 
Dougherty Patrick, far 
Dougherty Michael, far 
Dougherty John, far 
Dougherty Frank, far 
Duffy John, far 
Exworthy Bernard, far 
Gass Wm, far 
Gass Robt, far 
Graves Wm jr, far 
Graves Wm, far 
Griffin Philip, far 
Haghan Patk, carpenter 
Haghan Terrance, far 
Hayden Patrick, far 
Hughes Jas, far 
Malone Patk, far 
Malone John, far 
Murphy John 
Murphy John, far 
Murphy Francis, far 
Murray Bernard, far 
Murray John, far 
McArthur Charles, far 
MeCardle Patk 9 postmaster 

and far 

MeCardle Jas, far 
McClusky Joseph, carpenter 
McClusky Patk, mill owner 
McClusky Chas, far 



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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Geo, A, Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 



McClusky Patk, far 
McClusky Thos, far 
McClusky Jas, far 
McClusky John, far 
McClusky Dennis, far 
McDonald Danl G, J. P., mill 

owner 

McGinn Jas, far 
McGinn John, far 
McGonnell Michl, far 
McQuaid Patk, far 
McQuaid Frank, far 
Quinn John, farmer and mill 

owner 

Quinn Peter, far 
Trainor Jas, far 
Trainor Peter, far and trader 
Winne Jas, far 
Winne Bernard, far 
Winne John, far 
Winne Patrick, far 
Woods Patrick, far 



EMERALD JUNCTION, (for- 
merly County Line) a village 
situated on the P. E. I. Rail- 
way. Distant from Charlotte- 
town 32 miles ; from Summer- 
side 1 8 miles, and 12 miles 
from Cape Traverse, the point 
of departure for iceboats in 
winter. Township No. 67, 
Queen's County. Mails daily. 

Craig & Haslam, merchants 
Craig Albert, merchant, of 

Craig & Haslam 
Croakin Edward, far 
Croakin John, far 



Croakin Bernard, butcher 

and livery 
Clarke Wm, farmer and mail 

carrier 

Carr Owen Livingston, sec- 
tion man P E I Ry 
Clow Marquis, far 
Curley Thos, far 
Deighan Wm, far 
Duffey Patk, grist mill 
Duftey John sr, far 
Duffey Peter, saw shingle mills 
Duffey James, far 
Duffey Jas Arthur, teacher 
Duffey J. P., far 
Doiron, J F 
Gillis Archd, far 
Goodwin Ter ranee, carriage 

maker 
Hughes John W., Engine 

Driver P E I Ry 
Happenny Mrs H., widow 
Hughes John, Dominion 

House, vendor and far 
Hughes J W, postmaster 
Happenny James, section 

man P E I Ry 

Haslam John Heber, far and 
dealer, of the firm of Craig 
& Haslam 
Haslam John, clerk 
Haslaru Wm H., of Craig & 

Haslam 

Keely Patk, far 
Love Herbert, fireman P El R 
McCourt Bernard, far 
McDonald Michl, far 
McDonald James, far 
McDonald Angus, section man 

PEI Ry 



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Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & (Jo,, Paris 1876, Phila, 1878, 



McEntee Patk, far 

McKay Thos, far 

McKay Alex, section foreman 

PEIRy 

McKeuna Thos, far 
McKenna Dan, conductor P 

EIRy 

McMahon Peter, far 
Mulligan Edward, far 
Murtough Patk, far 
Murphy P L, far 
Murphy John R, merchant 

tailor 

Murphy Mrs, widow 
Murphy F P, shoe and boot 

maker 

Matheson Donald, far 
Matheson Malcolm, section 

man P E I Ry 
Mayne Thomas, far 
Mayne John, far 
Power John, far 
Power James, " Kerry Gow," 

blacksmith 
Rooney P, far 
Somers Mrs James, widow 
Wall M, M D 
Whelan Patrick, far 
White Mathew, far and joiner 



FAIRVIEW, a farming settle- 
ment located in Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 7 miles. Mails semi- 
weekly. 

Currie John, far 
Currie Duncan, far 
Currie Dougald, far 



Currie Neil, far 
Doull Augustin, blacksmith 
Feehan Henry, far 
Livingston Neil, confectioner 
Leonard John, far 
McDonald Charles, far 
McDougall Alexander, far 
McEachern Daniel, far 
Mclsaac Malchies, far 
Mclsaac William, far 
Mclsaac Angus, far 
Mclsaac Neil, far 
McLean Alexander, teacher 
McLauchlin Daniel, far 
McMillan Hillary, tailor 
McNeill John C, far 
McNeill Donald, Post master 
McNeill Dougald, far 
McNeill Neil J, far 
McNeill Mrs, far 
McNeill Alexander, far 
Ross Rev Malcolm, 
Ross William, far 
Robertson Peter, far 
Smith George, far 
Stewart Rev A S, 
Wilson George, far 
Wilson Ewen, far 



FREDERICTON, a Flag Station 
on the P. E. I. Railway, Lot 
67, Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 20 miles. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Bohannan Alex, far 
Croswell John, far 
Gillis M, far 
McDonald, Ronald, far 



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John P, Mott & Co., Manufacturers, Halifax, N.S. 



McLeod, Kenneth, far 
McLeod, M W, far 
McLeod Malcolm, far 
McLeod Norman, far 
MeQuinn Archd, far 
Nicholson Peter, far 

FRENCH RIVER, a farming 
settlement situated in Lot 21, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 28 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Anderson Geo, far and auct 
Bernard Chas, far 
Bernard Wm, far 
Cole Wm, far 
Crosby Chas, far 
Delaney Archd, blacksmith 
Delaney John, fisherman 
Harding Joseph, far 
McDonald, Angus, postmas- 
ter and far 
Ogen Wm, cooper 
Ore Wm, far 
Pidgeon Wm, fisherman 
Palmer Joseph, laborer 
Pill man Rich, merchant 
Schurman Joseph, far 
Sims Lemuel, far 
Stewart, Albert, far 
Stewart Specr, far 

FLAT RIVER, a settlement 
located in Lots 58 and 59, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 28 miles. Mails 
Monday, Wednesday and Fri- 
day. 

Balderston John, teacher 

Balderston A, far 



Beaton Miss Sarah, teacher 

Beaton Molton, far 

Beaton Malcolm A, teacher 

Beaton A, far 

Cillis, J J, far 

Coinpton, Alex, far 

Gillis John, far 

Lamont Alex 

McDonald D, far 

McDonald Donald, far 

McDonald Alex, far 

McDonald Chas, far 

McDougall Chas, far 

McKenzie, Hector, far 

McKenzie Finlay, far 

McKenzie R K, far, mercht 
and postmaster 

McKenzie Malcolm, far 
, McKenzie John, far ' 
| McKenzie Alex, far 

McKenzie Donald, far 

McLeod Donald, far 

McPherson Angus, far 

McPherson, Capt John, far 

McRea Donald, far 

McRea J R, far and miller 

McRea Duncan, far 
I McRea Finlay, far 
! Morrison, J L, far 

Morrison Chas C, far 

Morrison, Laughlan, far 

Morrison Neil, far 

Morrison Chas L, far 

Nicholson John far 

Nicholson Alex, far 

Nicholson Angus, far 

Riley John, far | 

Ross Wm, far 

Ross Hugh, far 

Ross Angus, far 



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Bet the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



Ross Donald D, far 



FORT AUGUSTUS, a village 
located in Lot 36, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 1 6 miles, from 
Georgetown 22 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

* Burnett John, far 
Brogen Patrick, far 
Beard James, far 
Barnard Mathew, far 

* Curley Thomas, far 
Clark George, far 
Clark Andrew, far 

* Clark Havland, far 
Callaghan Bernard, far 
Curlis Martin, far 

Curley Miss Minnie, teacher 
Cdady Edward, far 
Curley Patrick, far 
Callaghan James, far 
Craighan Mrs wid, Thomas 
Duffer William R, far 
Duffey William, far 
Duffey Peter, far 
Duffey James P, far 
Duffey Philip, far 

* Dalton Mary wid, 

* Duffey Peter, far 
*Dinnis Thomas, far 

Fisher Charles, far 
Gallant Alfred, blacksmith 

Garland James jr, far 

Garland James, far 

Holland William, far 
*Heron Peter, far 

Hennesy William, far 



Haggerty John, far 
Hughes James, far 
<Hughes Peter, far 
'Kelly James, far 
Kelly James E, land surveyor 
Kelly Patrick, far and Post 

master 

iKelly Lucius M P, far 
Lafferty Edward, far 
Lynn John, far 
Lynn James, far 
Loughran Mrs wid, Patrick 
Lafferty Peter, far 
Loughran Francis, far 
McKenna John, far 
Duffey Robert, far 
McDonald Peter, store 
rfMcBride Michael, far 
McNally Philip, far 
*McNally Peter, far 
aMcMannas Patrick, far 
McEachern Angus far 
McGuirk Patrick, far 
'McCabe Peter, far 
*McPherson Angus, miller 

owner 
McDonald Rev A;j,R C Rectr 

of St Patrick's Church 
McKenna Patrick, far 
McKenria Mrs wid, James 
McAtie Peter, blacksmith 
McDonald James, far 
McEntee John, far 
McQueen James, far 
McKenzie John, far 
McCarron Patrick, far 
Murnian Bernard, far 
^Murray Patrick, shoemaker 
Morgan John, far 
Morgan Edward, far 



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O'Brien John, far 

* O'Brine James, far 

* O'Hear Stephen, far 
O'Hear James, far 
Trainor James, far 
Tyning Patrick, far 
Trainor Charles, far 

'Trainor James, far 

* Trainor John, far 
Stewart John, far 

* Slattery M B, far 

Smith Mrs wid Jas, merchant 
Simpson James, far 
Turner Francis, far 

* Power John, far 
Power James, far 

Quinn Francis, far 

* Webster William, far 
Wilson James, shoemaker 

* Wynne Patrick, teacher 



FULLERTON'S MARSH, a 

settlement located in Lot 48, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 4 miles. South- 
port P. O. 

Boyce Valentine, far 
Boyce John, far 
Doyle James, far 
Farquharson James, far 
Farquh arson James, far 
Fletcher John, far 
McDonald William, far 
McEachern Hugh, far 
McKenna Bernard, far 
McKenna James, far 
McEachern Alexander, far 
McEachern John J, far 
McLeod James, ar 



McEachern Donald, black 

smith 

Munn William, far 
Munn Donald, far 
Mutch John, far 
Needham William, far 
Sweend Donald, far 
Small wood Jolm, far 

FRENCH VILLAGE, a farming 
settlement located in Lot 37, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 20 miles. Mails 
bi-weekly. 

Beaton David, far 
Coffin Benj E, far 
Coffin Benj, far 
Coffin Samuel A. far 
Coffin Wm P, far 
Coffin Hamilton, far 
Coffin Elias, far 
Coffin Frederick, far 
Coffin Win, far 
Coffin Elisha K, far ami J P 
Connors Edward, far 
Doyle Joseph, teacher 
Doyle Joseph F, far 
Doyle John R, far 
Doyle Edward, far 
Doyle John T,;far 
Doyle Patrick;T, far 
Feehan David, far 
Feehan John, far 
Feehan James, far 
Feehan Daniel, far 
Laclner Edward, teacher 
McAskill Michael, far 
McCormick John, far 
McCormick Angus, far 



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McCormick John T, far 
McCormick Patk, far 
Mclnnis Jas, far 
Mclnnis Neil, far 
Mclnnis Duncan, far 
Mclnnis Adolphus, far 
Mclnnis Daniel, far 
Mclnnis Duncan, far 
Mclnnis Angus J, far 
Mclntyre Cornelius, far and 

postmaster 
Mclntyre Wm, far 
Mclntyre Miss Fannie, asstpm 
Morrison Ronald, far 
Morrison Mrs Angus, widow 
Morrison Donald, far 
Morrisoh John, far 
Pigot Chas, far 
Pigot Fred, far 
Pigot Eliah, far 
Shreenan Thos, far 
Shreenan Hugh, far 
Steel e Donald, far 



GARFIELD, a farming settle- 
ment located in Lot 60, 
Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 28 miles. 
Mails semi-weekly. 



Beaton Donald, far,miller and GLENFANNIN, a settlement 



Buchannan Mrs wid, Duncan 
Buchannan M ur d oc j 5j f ar 
Buchannan Archibald, far 
Buchannan Duncan, far 
Currie Donald, far 
Gillis Alexander, far 
Gill is Mur clock, far 
.Martin Murdock, far 
J/cCallum Mrs wid, Andrew 
.McDonald Finlay, far 
icEachern Mrs wid, Hugh 
McEachern Charles, far 
McKenzie Alexander, far 
McKenzie Geo, Post master 
McKenzie Donald, far 
McKenzie Colin, far 
McKinnon Duncan, far 
McLean Laughlin, far 
McLean Archibald, far 
McLean Angus, far 
McLean John, far 
McLean Malcolm, far 
McLeod Donald, mason 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod William, far 
McLeod Murdock, far 
McLeod D S,f ar and carpenter 
McWilliams Hugh, far 
Ross John, far 
Weatherbie, William, far 



post master 
Bell Mrs wid, George 
Bell Alexander, teacher 
Bruce John, far 
Buchannan Malcolm, far 
Buchannan John, far 
Buchannan Angus, far and 

carpenter 



located in Lot 35, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 10 miles. Mails tri- 
weekly. 

Campbell Allan, far 
Campbell Angus, far 
Campbell Donald, far 



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Campbell Hugh, far 
Campbell John, far 
Cummiskey Michael, far 
Cummiskey Hugh jr, far 
Cummiskey Thomas, far 
Cummiskey Hugh, far 
Cummiskey John, far 
Cummiskey John, far 
Currie John, far 
Doyle Michael, far 
Garland John T, far 
Garland John, far 
Jenkins John C, far 
Jenkins James, far 
Jenkins Alexander, far 
Jenkins Henry, far 
Latferty James E, far 
Lane John C, far 
Murunian James, far 
Myers J/artin, far 
McArel Charles, far 
McDonald James J, far 
McDonald J/ichael, far 
McDonald Norman, laborer 
McDonald Alexander, far 
McDonald D A, far and P M 
McDonald John A, far 
McDonald Donald J, far 
McDonald William, far 
McDonald David, far 
McDonald Donald A, Post 

master and farmer 
McDonald James, far 
McDonald Allan J, far 
McDonald James A, far 
McEachern Daniel, far 
McGillivary Donald, far 
McGillivary Angus, far 
McLaughlin Louis P, teacher 
McNeill Patrick, far 



Robertson John, far 
Robertson Artemas, far 
Robertson James, far 
Shea Thomas, far 
Sherry Patrick jr, far 
Sherry Thomas, far 
Sherry Patrick, far 
Stewart Daniel, far 
Stewart John, far 
Smith John, far 
Trainor James, far 
Trainor Patrick, merchant 
Webster Mark, far 



GRANVILLE, a farming settle- 
ment located in Lot 21, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 24 miles ; from 
Summerside 18 miles, from 
Bradalban Station 5 miles. 
Afails daily. 

Byrne Edward, far 
Carr James, far 
Campbell Angus, far 
Chappell William, far 
Chappell Alexander, far 
Corbett John, far 
Corbett Robert, far 
Corbett Charles, far 
Constable John, far 
Cosgrove Edward, laborer 
Cosgrove Patrick, far 
Crue James, black smith 
Coyley William, far 
Dunning David, laborer 
Faulkner James, shoe maker 
Gunn Daniel, far 
Gunn George William, far 



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Gunn Angus, far 
Hogan John, far 
Hogan William, carpenter 
Henry Edward, black smith 
Henry A K, P M and miller 
Kerr William, far 
Ke^r Hector, far 
Mallett Herbert, miller 
Morrison George, black smith 
Morrison Roderick, far 
Morris Robert, far 
Morris C W, far 
McAuld Alexander, far 
McKay William, far 
McKay James A, 
McLeod Robert, far 
McLeod Donald, far 
McLeod Mrs Hugh, 
McKenzie Robert, 
McKenzie William, far 
McKenzie Charles, far 
McNeill Neil, far 
McFadyen John, 
Smith W W, teacher 
Taper Robert, far 
Taylor Richard, far 
Taylor James, far 
Taylor Joseph, far 
Wood Arternas, shoemaker 

GRAND TRACADIE, a farming 
settlement situated Lot 35, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 13 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Campbell Peter, far 
Campbell Donald, far 
*Connors Thomas, far 

Currie Lauchlin, carpenter 



Jarvis Samuel, fisher 
Keizer James, fisher 
Keizer William, fisher 
Martin John, far 
Me Au lay Malcolm, far 
*McAulay John D, far 
*J/cAulay Donald, far 
j/cDonald John, far 
JfcDonald Stephen, P M 
JfcDonald John C, far 
.McDonald James M, far 
JfcDonald Charles, far 
1^/cDonald John S, far 
i JfcDonald John A, far 
! J/cDonald John W W, far 
I JfcDonald Stephen, tailor 
kJfcDonald John W jr, far 
! JfcDonald Donald R, far 
\ JfcDonalrl Angus R, far 
| JfcKinnon Roderick, fisher 
i JfcKinnon James, fisher 
ffJfcLaughlan William, far 
MfcNabb John J, far 
J/cNabb Alexander, far 
$fcNabb Michael, far 
Perrington Charles, fisher 
Ready Michael, trader 
Robertson Jas, far and fisher 
Walsh John, far 
.Watts Henry C, far 
! Watts Francis, far 
j Watts Jesse, far 
i Watts Benjamin, fisher 

GRAHAMS ROAD, a farming 
settlement located in Lot 21, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 29 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Anderson William, far 



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CO., 



Brennan Mrs, 
Brown John, far 
Cash John, P M 
Cash John, far 
Campbell James, far 
Campbell William, far 
Cairns Miss Helen, teacher 
Cleary Thomas, far 
Cook Robert, far 
Crew Jas, far and black smith 
Cook Sam, far 
Dorion Mrs, 
Dunn John, far 
Ferguson Peter, far 
Found Richard, miller 
Folland William, far 
Frizzel Nicholas, far 
Harding John, far 
Harding James, far 
Mallet George, far 
Mayhew James, far 
Morrison Donald, far 
Morrison Joe, far 
Morrison Hugh, far 
McKay John, far 
McKay John, far 
McKay William, far 
McKay Alexander, far 
McKay D, far 

McKay Mrs Neil, post mistress 
McKay James, far 
McKenzie Colon, far 
McKinnon George, far 
McLean Malcolm, far 
McLeod Malcolm, far 
McLeod Alexander, far 
McLeod James, far 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod Theophilus, teacher 
McLeod Donald, far 



McLeod Hugh J, fisher 
Ross John, far 
Smith James, far 
Smart James, far 
Sutherland James, far 
White Michael, far 
White Mrs, 
Ward George, far 
Whitehead W, far 



GRANDVIEW, a farming settle- 
ment located in Lot 57, 
Queen's Counry. Distant from 
Charlottetown 26 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Bruce Daniel, teacher 
Bruce Angus, miller 
Enman Wm, far 
Enman Richard, miller 
Enman Artemas, miller 
Enman John, far 
Finlayson Alex, far 
Gillis Donald, merchant 
Gillis Malcolm F, postmaster 
Gillis John F, far 
Gillis Malcolm, far 
Gillis Alex, far 
McDonald Alex, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald Hugh, far 
McDonald Malcolm, far 
.McDonald Chas, far 
McDonald Angus, far 
McLeane James, far 
McLeod Mrs, wid Angus 
McLeod wid D 
McLeod Malcolm, far 
McLeod, Alex, far 
McPherson Alex, far 



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ALL RIGHT, 5817. 



ALL RIGHT is standard and registered, No. 5817. He has made 
himself standard by the greatest of all tests the power to impart 
great speeed to his progeny. His son George Lee started in the three 
minute class in 1886, and ended the season with a record of 2.23^, 
which is the fastest record over made by a P. E. Island horse, and 
even that is no measure of his speed. Another son, Black Pilot, has a 
record of 2.30| and is considered by all intelligent horsemen, able to 
beat 2.25 any day that he is asked to do it. 

In All Right's veins flows the blood that has produced some of the 
fastest and gamest of American trotters, some of which are Lula 
2.14^, and May Queen, 2.20. Morgan stallions have produced such 
trotters as Charley Ford, 2.16#; Lady Maud, 2.18; Albemarle, 2.19; 
Capt. Emmons, 2.19; Comee, 2.19; Iron Age, 2.19^, &c. ; and from 
Morgan mares have come Gloster, 2.17; Adair, 2. 17i; Bessie, 2.19- 
Overman, 2.19|; Pilot Knox, 2.19^, &c., &c. 

All Right was sired by Taggart's Abdallah, record 2.364, sire of 
Ned Wallace, 2.25; Dauntless, 2.26^, and the dam of Minnie C, 
2.26#, he by Farmer's Beauty, son of Gifford Morgan, he by Wood- 
bury Morgan, [son of the original Justin Morgan. Height, 16 hands. 
Weight, 1180 Ibs. 

The dam of All Right was Toot, by Grey Eagle, he by the Morse 
Horse, 6, sire of Grey Eddy, 2.30, and the dams of Farmer Boy, 2.28; 
Quechee Maid, 2.25, and Young Columbus, 2.30; also Alexander's 
Norman, 25, sire of Lulu, 2.14^ ; May Queen, 2.20; also Norman, 1777, 
sire of Prince John, wagon record 2.31^. The Morse Horse was sired 
by European, dam by Hambletonian, 2, sire of Green Mountain Maid, 
wagon record 2.34; Sontag, wagon record, 2.31; Hero, 2.20)4, and 
Lady Shannon, 2.28^; also the dams of Annie G., 2.28 ; John Steward, 
2.30; Major Edsdall, 2.29; Nelly Holcomb, 2.28; Panic, 2.28, and 
Seafoam, 2.24^. 

TERMS Twenty-five Dollars for the season, to be settled by Cash 
or Note of Hand at time of first service. 



Prices of a few of his Colts : 

Flora E., sold for. $400 

Little Fred.... 500 

Longworth Mare 300 

Hiiiton Horse 250 

Kate Reid 500 

Maud (Farrow Mare) 400 



Pamsey (Jones' Mare) $200 

Goldie 200 

Andy Doyle's Mare (refused) . . 300 
Edward McEwen(Pami Mare) 400 
Wm. Miller Horse (refused) . . 400 
Ronald Steele Colt . . 300 



The Robins mare, dam of Good Luck, 6612, could trot a half-mile 
in 1.18. She took first premium at Bangor in 1887, with sixty in her 
class. She was never beaten in a show ring. 

NEWTON LEE, Owner, 

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FRENCH ROCK, 



FRENCH ROCK was got up by the celebrated Stallion French 
Rock, who was imported direct from France ; he by Romulus, he by 
'Avalanche, he by Matchless. French Rock's dam was got by Napoleon 
the Second, he by imported Villager, quarter grand-dam, Vollroy. 

French Rock springs from the best pure-bred Canadian French 
stock, who were winners of many first prizes. He was raised by Mr. 
John Robertson, the well-known stockman, of Colllngwood, County 
Grey, Ont., and imported to this Island October, 1885, by Alex Blue, 
Bonshaw. 

French Rock is the farmer's choice wherever he goes. He is six 
years old. a beautiful black, stands 16 J hands high, with great flat 
bone, immense power, extra good action and grand feet, weighs 1500 
Ibs., has an extra long mane, and fine tail, and is a sure foal getter. 

As a prize winner he stands high in Ontario. He won 1st prize 
and diploma at Centennial Dominion Fair, held in the City of St. 
Thomas in 1882. Since then he has taken three first prizes at exhibi- 
tions in Ontario, which were open to the whole Dominion. Although 
not having the advantage of a thorough training he can show a 
three minute clip at any time with good style and action. 

His Colts are yet young, but some of the finest in the country may 
be seen on the farms of the following gentlemen : In Lot 16, John 
McLean, John McLaren, Archibald Campbell and Martin Cameron. 
St. Eleanors, Win. Brown, Thos. Lanton, Benjamin Kent; Bedeque, 
Solomon Hilson, Jas McMurdy, Angus McDonald. 

All questions pertaining to French Rock will be gladly answered 
on application to Mr. John Robertson, Collingwood, Ont. 

D. McKINNOE & SON, Owners, 

Lot 16, Prince County, P. E. Island. 



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McPherson, Alex, far 
McPherson Wm, miller 
McKinnon Donald, far ^ 
McKenzie Kenneth, far 
Martin Angus sr, far 
Martin Angus jr, far 
Martin Wm, far 
Martin wid John 
Martin Martin, farmer 
Martin Malcolm, far 
Martin Martin, M D 
Matheson, Roderick, far 
Murphy Patrick, far 
Ross Donald, far 
Ross Alex, far 
Wisner Mrs, wid Francis 



HAMPTON, a farming settle- 
ment in Lot 29, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 2 1 miles. Mails tri- 
weekly. 

Barrance William, far 
Bell John, far 
Bell Malcolm, far 
Beer William, far 
Beer John, far and carpenter 
Beer Artmas, far 
Bradley James, far 
Bradley John, far 
Cameron Samuel, far 
Cameron David, far 
Cameron Thomas, far 
Creamer William, far 
Creamer Barney, butcher 
Doull Mrs wid, John 
Egan Patrick, far 
Farrow Alex, carpenter 



Farrow Henry, far 
Ferguson Allan, far 
Ferguson Malcolm, far and 

Post master 
Ferguson Joseph, far 
Ferguson Alfred, far 
Ferguson Miss C, 
Ferguson Fin lay, far 
Harrington Michael, far 
Higgins George, far 
Holm Kenneth C, far 
Ince Thomas, far 
Ince Robert, far 
Imnan John T. far 
Imnan W H, far 
Inrnan W C, far 
Inmaii James, far 
Inman Joseph, far 
Loyde Wm L, trader 
Malone Michael, far 
Matheson Duncan, far 
Monaghan Thomas, far 
Monaghan Patrick, far 
Myers George, far 
Myers Isaac, far- 
Myers Abram, far 
Myers Robert, far 
McDonald Neil, far 
McDougal Robert, far 
McFarfane John, far 
McFarlane Alex, carpenter 
Mclntyre Mrs wid, Allan 
Mclver Michael, far 
McKenzie Robert, carpenter 
McKinnon Ewen, black smith 
McLean Rev Allen, 
McNeill J, far 
McNeill Malcolm, teacher 
McPhail Colin, teacher 
McQuarrie W A, far 






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McQuarrie Hector, far 
McQuarrie A S, far 
Nelson Richard, far 
Patrick William, far 
Patrick John, far 
Smith Mathew, far 
Soby William, blacksmith 
Trainor Edward, far 
Train or Patrick, far 
Villett James, far 
Villett George, blacksmith 
Wilson R E, far 



HARRINGTON,a farming settle- 
ment located ' on Brackley 
Point Road, Lot 33, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown gV 2 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Brown Miss Maggie, teacher 
Kennedy Joseph, far 
Mathesou Charles. 
Martin Mrs Alexander, far 
McDonald John, far 
McCallum Duncan, far 
McCallurn Stephen, 
MeCallum Stephen, far and 

Post master 
McGauigan John, far 
Rattary William, far 
Rodd Edmund, far 
Robinson Peter, 
Scott Alex, far 
Stewart Joseph B, far 
Stewart John, far 
Stewart James, far 
Stewart John, far 
Stewart Mrs wid, Ronald 



! Stewart Neil, far 
I Stewart John R, far 

Stewart Peter, far 

Stewart Joseph, 
\ Stewart Alexander, far 

Stewart Ewen, far 



HAZEL BROOK, a settlement 

I located in Lot 48, Queen's 

County. Distant from Char- 

lottetown 5 miles. Post Office 

Address, Southport. 

Carver Herbert, far 
Carver James, far 
Chandler Charles, far 
Chandler James, far 
Coady Tobias, far 
Jones Henry, far 
Jones Robert, far 
McDonald Daniel, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Michael, far 
McEachern John, far 
Monaghan James, far 
Monaghan John E, far 
Monaghan John, far 
Morrisey John, far 
Munroe George, teacher 
Myers James, far 
Myers Martin, far 
Myers Benjamin, far 
Noy Samuel, far 
Wood Inglis, far 
Wood George, far 
Wood Joseph, far 
Wood John, far 
Wood Daniel, far 
Wood Leonard, far 



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Wood Philip, far 



HAZEL GROVE, a settlement 
located in Lot 22, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 17 miles. Mails tri- 
weekly. 

Bagnall R P, far 
Bagnall Joseph, far 
Bagnall John, far 
Bagnall Robert, far 
Brown Francis, far 
Croswel John, far 
Crabb Edmund C, P M 
Ferris John, far 
Ferris George, merchant 
Flanagan Patrick, far 
Gillis Malcolm, far 
Gordon Miss H L, teacher 
Hill James, far 
McLennan Norman, far 
McLennan Alexander, fai 
McLennan Murdock, far 
McLeod Nor num. far 
McLeod John, far 
Nicholson Angus, far 
Pound Samuel, far 
Silliphant Richard, far 
Stevens William far, 
Stevens George, far 
Stevenson James, far 
Stevenson James, far 
Stevenson Wm sr, far 
Weeks Henry, far 
Weeks John, far 



HERMITAGE, a settlement 
located in Lot 49, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 14 miles. Post 
Office Address, O'Neill's, 
Vernon River. Mails daily. 

Acorn Chas, far 
Acorn James, far 
Acorn Alfred, far 
Acorn John, far 
Acorn William, far 
Doule Daniel, far 
Ga*y George, far 
Hooper John, far 
Jenkins John, far 
Lane Geo E, teacher 
Lane Philip, far 
Lane Daniel, far 
Lane James, far 
Lane Josiah, far 
McEachern James, far 
McEachern John, far 
McEachern Daniel jr, far 
McEachern Daniel, far 
McKenzie Alex, teacher 
McLeod Neil, far 
Mullins Patrick, far 
Mullins James, far 
Vanlderstine Henry, far 
Vickerson Frederick, far 
Vickerson Am by, laborer 
Vickerson Chas, far 
Wood Root, far 



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Winsloe Station, a farming 
settlement situated in Lot 33, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 6 miles; from 
Summerside 39 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Bryenton John, far 
Burrows John, P M, black- 
smith, mfg implements 
and carriages 
Chawen Henry, far 
vChawen John, far 
Cousins Mrs Ann, wid 
Cropley Mrs Mary 
Dixon Jas, far 
'Essery Geo, farmer and horse 

dealer 

Ford F G, far 
" Good Oliver, far 
Good Wm, far 
Good Richard, far 
Good John, butcher 

* Henniker Mrs Lilly, wid 
<Holroyd A W, J P"and far 
*Horne John, far 

* Home Edmund, far 

f Home F H, J P and far 
Howard Geo 
Johnson Hammond, far 
Middleton Daniel, far 
Middleton Wm, blacksmith 
McKinnon Hugh, far 
McPhee Mrs Flora, wid 

* Peirce Thos, far 
Peirce Samuel C, far 
Rodd John L, far 
Seller Geo, far 

> Stockman Richard, far 



Todd John T, far 
Vail John laborer 
Vessey Maud, teacher 
Wyatt F W, far 
Wyatt John, joiner 



HOPE RIVER, a farming settle" 
ment situated in Lot 22' 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 2 1 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Andrews Benjamin, far 
Bell John, far 
Bowlan Wm, far 
Bowl an Jas, blacksmith 
Bulger Patk, far 
Carlton Edward, far 
Canning Isaac, V S and far 
Canning John, far 
Cosgrove John T, far 
Cullen Miss Bridget 
Demning Stephen, far 
Grady Patk, far 
Guigan Michael, far 
Harrington Timothy, far 
Hogan Wm, far 
Kelly Wm, far 
Murphy Patk, butcher 
Murphy Felix, P M and far 
McAleer John, far 
McCan Andrew, far 
Pendergrast Jas, far 
Power Wm, far 
Reid John, far 
Reid Robt, far 
Reid Patk, far 
Simpson John, far 
Simpson J, far 
Turner Win, far 



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HUNTER RIVER, a village i Doucett Moses W, far 
located on the line of Railway, Doucett Joseph, far 
' County. : Doucett Theop, far 
Doucett M L, far 



in Lot 23, % 
Distant from 



Charlottetown 



20 miles. Mails daily. 



Andrews Michael, far 
Andrews Benjamin, far 
Andrews Donald, far 
Andrews Robert, far 
Andrews John, far 
Andrews James, far 
Bagnall J S, far and miller 
Bagnall R A, far 
Bagnall Richard, Hotel 
Beaton John, far 
Beaton Frederick, far 
Bernard William, far 
Bernard John, far 
Bertran Charles, far 
Bert ran David, far 
Brown John, jocky 
Brown Gilbert, far 
Brown Simon, far and J P 
Bryanton Isaac, far 
Buchannan Law ranee, far 
Campbell Ewen, teacher 
Chandler Henry M, 
and S Factory 



Doucett Joseph, far 
Essory William, far 
Gamster Benjamin, far 
Gallant Joseph, black smith 
Goss Robert, far 
Goss Robert, clerk 
Hartze Mary, organist 
Hartze Thomas, laborer 
Hiscox Henry, far 
Hiscox John, far 
Hiscox William, far 
Hooper David, laborer 
Honny well William ; M D 
| Hughes Patrick, far 
| Jewell Benjamin, bailiff 
i Jewell E, far 

Jewell William, far and millr 
Linkletter Mary Ann, teacher 
McCormack John F, student 
McDonald Donald, far 
McDonald Angus, far 
McDonald A K, far 
McDonald James, far 
mgrCiMeGrath Peter, merchant 
and Post master 



Craig E, section man P E R R | McGuigan J H, book keeper 



Crew Edwin, far 
Crew Edmund, far 
Crew John, mail carrier 
Cummings John, far 
Cummings Alexandei 
Dark F N, far 
Daye Simon, far 
Daye George, far 
Devine John, far 
Devine Francis, far 



JMdnnis Malcolm, far 

| Mclnnis Laughlin, far 

1 Mclnnis Hugh, far 

i McKinnon D. station master 
far ; McKinnon John, laborer 
McKinnon Bruce, far 
McKinnon Donald, far 
McKinnon William far 
McKinnon Mrs wid, E 
McKinnon Angus, far 



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298 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

ADMINISTRATOR, NO. 357, 



Standard by Breeding, Performance, and Progeny, 

SIRE OF 

Catch fly, 2.18X- McMahon, 2.21. Executor, 2.24^- Adjudanh, 
(Breeders Record) 2.273^. Ponistan, 2.28)4. Marcur, 2.29 X Arbiter, 
2.30, and many other fast trotters, including the phenomenal 
Momento record as a yearling, 2.56^, and as a two year old. 2.32. 

Administrator is also the Sire of the Dams Wild Mont, 2.28X, 
Lady Emma, 2.29X- Cosher, 2.30. 

Sired by Rysdyk Hamiltonian 10, Sire of Dexter, 2.17X. Nellie, 
2.18, and thirty nine other horses, with record of 2.30, or better, 
one hundred and three sons that have Sired 492, two thirty perfor- 
mers, and thirty nine daughters that have produced forty five horses 
with Records of two thirty or better. 

DAM BY MAMBRINO CHIEF 11 

SIRE OF 

Lady thorne, 2.18^, and five other in the two thirty list, twenty three sons 
that have sired 75 two thirty performers, also fifteen daughters that have 
jrpdiiced nineteen trotters in the 2.30 list, second darn by Arabian Tartar, 

"s the m 
twenty 
usual return privilege. 



produced nineteen trotters m the 2.30 list, second dam by Arabian Tartar, 
3rd. dam by Duroc Messenger. Administrator is the most successful trotting 
sire on P. E. Island, and makes the season at twenty five dollars, with the 
jturn privilege. 

J. A. GOURLIB, V. S. 



Owner, Summersicle. 



TRAINING & BOARDING STABLES, 
R J. STEEL, Proprietor, 

Grafton St. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. 

Particular attention given to the training of 

Horses of all classes, to such entrusted to 

my care, I guarantee Satisfaction. 

In connection first class Boarding Stable. 

TERMS REASONABLE. 

= J. H. YANIDERSTINE, 

MANUFACTURER OF 

LIGHT DRIVING and HEAVY TEAM 

HARNESSES, SADDLES, &c, 

Best Stock used, and satisfaction Guaranteed, 

Repairing in all its Branches Neatly and Promptly Executed, 

PRICES REASONABLE. 

RIVER, R. E- I 



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Geo, A. Troop & Go., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 



McKinnon Neil, far 
McLean Malcolm, far 
McLeod Donald, far 
McLeod John B, far 
McLeod A J, far 
McLeod R W, far 
McLeod John C, far 
McLeod John E, far 
McLeod John D, far 
McLeod Alexander, far 
McLeod Roderick, far 
McLeod George, shoemaker 
McLeod G S of McLeod Bros, 
McLeod E S, of McLeod Bros 
McLeod T S, tailor 
McLeod Bros, merchants 
McMillan William, far 
McNeiil John, far 
McPherson Archibald, far 
McPherson Daniel, far 
McPherson Dougald, far 
McPherson A D, far 
McPherson John, far 
McKenna Maugaun, organist 
McSween Roderick, far 
McSween Allan, far 
McSween Katie, teacher 
Manely Hugh, section foreman 
Maye William, far 
Maye Robert, far 
Martin Mrs wid, John 
Martin Dougald, far 
Mobbs James, far 
Mobbs John, far 
Monaghan J H, teacher 
Moore Edward, far 
Nicholson Malcolm, far 
Nicholson Donald, far 
Nicholson Alexander, laborer 
Oxingham J L, far 



Proctor W J, blacksmith 
Proctor E, far 
Patterson James, far 
Peters Maxim, far 
Peters Sepole, far 
Ross Donald. C, carpenter 
Sen ten r Wm W, far 
Smith John, far 
Smith James, far 
Smith William, far 
Smith Jacob, far 
Smith Isaac, far 
Silliphant"Richard, far 
Silliphant Sain, far 
Silliphant Ellen, dressmaker 
Spence John, far 
Stewart Angus, laborer 
Stewart N A, far and church 

warder 

Stewart Mrs wid, Alexander 
Starch and Cheese Factory 
Trainor John, blacksmith 
Vanlderstine Jas, Harness 

maker 

Waye William, far 
Waye Edward, far and miller 
Waye John, far 
Waye James, far 
Wallas Henry/far 
Williams W N, joiner 
Wilson Andrew, far 
Wickham N, far 
Whitlock Walter, laborer 
White James, far 
White John, miller 
White James H, carpenter 
White John, far 
White Michael, far 
Winnacott Silas, far 



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300 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

ABDALLAH MESSENGER. 
NO. 4869. 




COPY OF 

Wallace's American Trotting Register Official Certificate. 

" THIS IS TO CERTIFY that Abdallah Messenger has bee u 
duly Registered as Standard under Rules of 4 ; 7, in Volume 
VI. of the American Trotting Register and the Pedigree can 
there be traced in the following form; No. 48f>9. Abdallah 
Messenger, 4, 7, B. H. Foaled 1863, got by Jupiter Abdallah 189, dam 
by Grey Messenger 155, bred by Peter Vanderveer, Flat Bush, N. Y. 
Taken to P. E. Island, Canada in May 1877, where he got Bijou, 
Record, 2.25. 

Signed by 

J. H. WALLACE, Per L. E. MACLEOD." 



Bijou, 2.25 ; 2 mares owned by Mr, Power with 
records of 2.40 without handling. 

Burdett Colt, which sold for $300. The Reid 
mare which is trotting very fast. 

Maud M., owned by Mr. Miller, which beat Nelly 
J. in a match race for $100 a side. 

Also Stewart's Colt who took first money in every 
race he started in, to Campbell's Colt which sold for 
$500. 

Black Colt, owned by Mr. Kelly, who beat all the 
four-year-olds on Summerside track in 1885. 

The Cairn's mare, who can down them all. 
Duggan's Colt, who beat the Royal Harry colt in 
1886 in three straight heats. 

Owned by JOHN O'RONAGHAN, 

Kinkora, P. E. I. 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



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Medals awarded Seo, A, Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMia, 1878, 



JOHNSTON'S RIVER, located 
in Lot 35, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 10 
miles. Mails semi-weekly. 

Beagan Thos, far 
< Beagan John, far 
-Brazil Michael, P M and far 
Campbell Augustine, far 

* Campbell Donald, far 
Ferguson Geo, far 

* Higgins Hamilton, blacksmith 
*Higgins John, far 

* McCarthy Chas, far ^ 
McDonald Kenneth, far 

McDonald Donald, far 

* McLeod Geo, far 

* McAuley, Jas, far 

Myers Hamilton, blacksmith 

* Ryan Edward, far 

* Smith Michael, far 
fSmith George, far 

Smith Martin, far 
Stewart Ronald, merchant 

* Walker Augustine, far 



KELLY'S CROSS, a farming 
settlement located in Lot 29, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 1 6 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Askin John, far 
Barron William, far 
Bradley John, far 
Bradley Francis, far 
Bradley John, far 
Bradley James jr, far 
Bradley John, merchant 



Carragher James, far 
Carragher Frs, far 
Creamer Bernard, far 
Craig Francis, far 
Cutliff Francis, far 
Cusack John, far 
Dunsford Win, miller and far 
Duftey John, far 
Flood James, far 
Gorman James, far 
Gorman John, far 
Gorman James, far 
Hagan Patrick, far 
Hagan Thomas, far 
Hagan John, far 
Haughy John, far 
Haughy Patrick, far 
Hately James, far 
Kelly James, far 
Kelly Edward, far 
Kelly John, far 
Kelly Thomas, far 
Kelly Edward, far 
Kelly Patrick, far 
Kelly John, Post master 
Malone Patrick, far 
Malone Mrs Margaret, wid 
Malone John, mason and far 
Malone Michael, far 
Malone Thomas, far 
Monaghan Peter J, far 
Monaghan John, far 
Monaghan John W, far 
Monaghan Patrick, far 
Monaghan Thomas, far 
Monaghan Francis, far 
Mcnaghan Mrs Rose, wid 
Monaghan Patrick jr. far 
Monaghan Peter 0, far 
Monaghan Thomas, far 



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Monaghan Patrick, far 
Moriaghan Peter G, far 
Monaghan Charles, far 
Murray Thomas, shoemaker 
Moffatt David, pensioner 
Nantes John, far 
Me A v inn James, far 
McAvinn Joseph, far 
McDonald Rev James ^K 



pastor 

McDonald Francis, far 
McDonald Michael, far 
McDonald James, blacksmith 
McGuigan Francis, far 
McGuigan Patrick, far 
McGuigan Peter, far 
McKenna Chas, blacksmith 
McKenna Hugh, far 
McKenna Francis, far 
McKenna Miss Mary A, 
McKenna Patrick, far 
McMurror Mrs Rose, wicl 
McQuade Patrick, far 
McQuade Peter, far 
McQuade Thomas, far 
Quinn Patrick, far 
Smith John, far 
Smith Francis, far 
Trainor Patrick, far 
Trainor Patrick, carpenter 
Trairior James, far 
Trainor Peter, far 
Waddell Neil, far 
Waddell Samuel, far 
Waddell James, far 
Woods Henry, far 
Woods Thomas jr. far 
Woods Thomas sr, far 



KINROSS, a settlement located 
in Lot 50 and 57, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 20 miles. Mails 
daily. 

' 
I Campbell A J, agent 

Campbell John, far 

Campbell Donald, far 
| Campbell Malcolm, far 
( ! Kelly James, far 

McDonald Peter, far 

McDonald James, far 

McLeod Laughlin A, far 

McLeod John, far 

McLeod J F, miller 

McLeod John, merchant 

McLeod J R, far 

McLeod J M, far 

McLeod A J, far 

McLeod M S, far 

McLeod Malcolm, far 

McLeod John P, far 

McLeod A W, far 

McLeod Murdock E, far 

McKinnon William, far 

McKinnon Malcolm, far 

McKenzie James, far 

McPhail Finlay, far 

McPhail William, far 

McPherson John, far 

McPherson Neil, far 

McQuinn Mrs D wid, 

Martin Samuel, far 

Musick Peter, blacksmith 

Aturchisoii Peter, far 

Ross Alexander, teacher 

Ross David, far 

ROSS David, Merchant and 
Post master 



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(Jet the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



Shaw Allan, far 



LONG RIVER, a farming settle- 
ment situated Lot 20, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 24 miles. Mails tri- 
weekly. 

Bell Jas, far 
Bernard Jas, far 
Bernard John, far 
Campbell John, far 
Col son John, far 
Constable Jos, far 
Docharty W A, far 
Dochart Win, far 
Dochart John, far 
Dunn Daniel, far 
Fitzsimmons, Robt, far 
Gellespie Peter, far 
Gellespie Jas, far 
Johnston John, far 
Johnston Win, far 
Johnston David, far 
Johnston Robert, far 
Johnston Donald, far 
Marks Jas, far 
Murphy Andrew, far 
McKay Daniel far 
McLain Wallace, far 
McLeod Laugh! an, far 
McLeod Gordon, far 
McLeod John, far 
Paynter Bernard, far 
Paynter Wrn, far 
Power Thos, far 
Warren Erastus, far 



LOT 30 SETTLEMENT, located 
in Queen's Counry. Distant 
from Charlottetown 14 miles. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Callaghan John, tar 
Clerkin Jas, far 
Coady Tobias, far 
Coles Thos, far 
Connolly Henry, far 
Connolly Jas, far 
Cur ley Jas, far 
Hughes Jas, far 
Kig'g'ins Jas, postmaster 
Kiggins Win, far 
Kiggins Michael, far 
Murphy Mrs jj Jas, widow 
Murphy Corneilus, far 
Murphy Michael, far 
McCloskey Joseph, far 
McDonald D G, miller 
McDonald Patk, far 
McGee Mrs Rose, widow 
McGuigan Francis, far 
McKenna Mrs, widow 
McMahon Arthur, far 
O'Neill Patk, far 
Smith Phillip, far 
Smith John, fax- 
Woods Patk, far 



LOT 48, CROSS ROADS, a 

settlement located in Queen's 
County. ^Distant from Char- 
lottetown about 3 miles. Mails 
daily, Post Office Address, 
Southport. 

Bo^vyer Robt, carpenter 
Driscoll John, far 



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Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, II B, GEO - 



CO., 



Dockendorff Wm, far 
Dewer Harding, far 
Dewer Peter, far 
Dewer Alfred, far 
Dewer John, far 
Farquharson Kenneth, far 
Farquharson Chas, far 
Farquharson George, far 
Farquharson John, far 
Flood John, far 
Flood Michael, far 
Flood 0, far 
Flood J, far 
Flood H, far 
McCallum James, far 
McGregor Wm jr, far 
McGregor Henry, genl dealer 
McGregor John, jr, far 
McGregor John, far 
McGregor Wm, far 
McGregor Duncan, far 
McGregor Jos, blacksmith 
McGregor Frank, far 
McKenzie Henry, blacksmith 
McLean James, far 
Stewart Ernest, far 
Stewart Robt, far 



LONG CREEK, a farming settle- 
ment situated in Lot 65, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 7 miles. Mails 
semi-weekly. 

Ball Samuel, sea captain 
Bell Dougald, far 
Cathems Win, far 
Currie Dougald, far 
Darrach Archd, carpenter 



Darrach Donald, blacksmith 
Dickerson Alex, far 
Gorbet James, far 
Henderson Thos, blacksmith 
Hudson Wm, oysterman 
Inman .David, far 
Lamont Donald, far 
Morrow John H, far 
McArthur, Alex, ferryman 
McCannell Molcohn, far 
McCannell Neil, far 
McCannell Duncan, far 
McCannell Angus, far 
McDougall Donald, far 
McEachern Wm, far 
McEachern Neil, far 
McEachern Allan, far 
*J/cEwen David, far 
'McEwen Duncan, far 
JlfcFadyen Angus, far 
McFadyen John H, far 
McNiven Neil, far 
McKenzie John K, far 
McKenzie Alex, far 
McKenzie Neil M, far 
McKenzie John C, far 
McKenzie Neil, far 
'McKenzie Laughlan, far 
McKinnon John, engineer 
McKinnon, Ewen, far 
McKinnon Laughlan 
McLeod George, far 
McLean Hector, far 
McLean Duncan, far 
McLean Neil D, far 
McLean Mary 
McLean John J, far 
McLean Hector, far 
McLean Ewen, far 
McNeil 1 Archibald D, far 



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305 



fieo. A, Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 



McNeill A F, shoemaker 

McNeill John A, far 

McPhee Archd, far 
McPhee Paul, far 

McPhail Donald ; far 

McPhee Colin, far 

Nicholson Jessie, far 
"Robertson John, far 
Shaw Alex, far 

Stewart Theop, merchant 

Stretch Wm, carriage maker 
^Stretch Jos, carriage builder 

Turner E, postmaster 

Wilson Ewen, far 

Wilson Geo, far 

Wright, Arthur, far 



LAKE VERDE, a settlement 
locate^ in Lot 49, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 12 miles. Mails 
semi-weekly. 

Callahan Jas, far 
Callahan Bernard, far 
Callahan Michael, far 
Callahan Mrs John 
Curley James, far 
Curlie James, far 
Evans Alice, teacher 
Frazer Alex, far 
Finnigan John, far 
Hayes Win, far 
Hughes Bernard, far 
Hughes David, far 
Jackman wid Patrick 
Kelly John, far 
Kelly Hugh, far 
Kelly Henry, far 



Kelly Patrick, far 
Kelly John, far 
Kelly Chas, P M, mercht, far 
Me Ad am Patrick, far 
Me Adam James, far 
McClarey James, far 
McKenna Francis, far 
Murphy Thos, far 
My res Chas, far 
Robertson Thomas, far 
Smith Joseph, far 
Trainor James, far 
Woods Bernard, far 
Weatherbie Alex, far 
Walsh John, far 
Woods Patrick, far 
Woods Patrick, far 



LITTLE YORK, a village located 
in Lot 34, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 
6V 2 miles. Mails daily. 

Auld Francis, far 
Brown David, far 
Bryenton Isaac, far 
Brow$ A, far 
Brown Stephen, butcher 
Crocket Donald, far 
Crocket George, far 
Crocket Wm, far 
Crocket Lemuel, far 
Cooke Wm, far 
Gill John, far 
Hanley Charles, far 
Knight Rev M R 
Large Win, far 
Lawson Thos, merchant 
iLawson Robert postmaster 



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306 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

ENGLISH SHIRE STALLION, 

OAK'S HEART, NO. 3911, 

Imported by Geo. Tweedy, Charlottetown, in April 1884, and 
sold to John Boyee, of Lot 48 in November, 1887. 

PEDIG-REE, 

"OAK'S HEART." (3911,) E. S. H. S. B. 

s, Heart of Oak, 1009, (Foster's,) 1871. 
g s, Honest Tom, 1105, (Welcher's.) 1865. 
gg s, Thumper, 2123. (Tibbets.) 1857. 
ggg s, Thumper, 2119, (Ingles,) 1849. 
gggg s, Major, 1447, (Seward's,) 1838. 
ggggg s, Honest Tom, 1073, (Andrew's,) 1831. 
gggggg s, Honest Tom, 1067, (Goodwan's,) 1826. 
ggggggg s, Englands Glory, 705, (Bingham's,) 1814. 
gggggggg s, Honest Tom, 1060, (Wiseman's,) 1800. 
ggggggggg s, Brown Horse, (Milton and Oolley's.) 

Dam, Smiler by Inkerinan, 1137. 

N. B. A Filly by Oak's Heart not two years old was sold 
by P. Blake, Esq., this spring- for $200.00. 

JOHN BOYCE, 

OWNER, LOT 48. 

ENGLISH SHIRE STALLION, 

HONEST LINCOLN, No. 3140, 

Imported and Owned by Geo. Tweedy, in March, 1887, 



HONEST LINCOLN, 3140, E. S. H. S. E. 

s. Lincoln, 1350, (Miller's,) 1873. 
g s. Samson, 1952. 

Dam Molly, (Vol IV,) by Honest Tom. 1105. 
g Dam Jewel, by Sensation, 1996. 

Honest Lincoln was bred by T. H. Miller, Sing- 
leton Park, Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, England, 
He was shown at the Shire Horse Show in London, 
in Feb., 188 7, and was highly commended in a 
Class of 25. 

GEO. TWEEDY, 

OWNER, Charlottetown. 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



307 



Malt, Cider and White Wine Vinegar, 



Lewis H I, far 
Mallet John, far 
McQuaid John, Ry employe 
Mills Stephen, butcher 
Prowse Wm, blacksmith 
Proud Peter, far 
Swan David, blacksmith 
Stewart Robert, Ry employe 
Vessery Richard, far 
Vessey Thos, far 
Vessey Mrs E, widow 
*Vessey George, far 
Vessey Wm, far 
West Amos, far 
'West Martin, far 
Whelan Edward, teacher 



MARSHFIELD,a farming settle- 
ment located in Lot 34, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlotte town 5 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Burnett George, far 
*>Crosby Isaac, far 

Darrach Angus, carpenter 

Ferguson John jr, far 

Ferguson John sr, far 
< Ferguson John, far 

* Ferguson Donald, far 
Gibson John, far 
Gibson William, far 
Mahon Rev A W,Presbyterian 
McBeth Alexander, far 
McDonald Edward, far 
McFarlane James, far 
McLaughlan Alex, shoemaker 
Miller William, far 

* Mills Frederick, carpenter 



Munn Roderick, far 
Raterby Thomas, tailor 
Robertson Miss Isabell, P M 
Robertson Miss Jane, 
Robertson Alexander, far 
Robertson Peter, far 
Scott William, far 
Small 0, shoemaker 
Stewart Donald, far 
^Stewart Wm S, attorney 
Stewart Allan, merchant 
Stewart Daniel, far 
Stewart John, far 



MELVILLE, a farming settle- 
ment situated in Lot 60, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 21 miles. Post 
Office Address, Beaton's Mills. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Acorn Joseph, far 
Beaton Miss M C, teacher 
Beaton Murdock, far 
Balderston John, far 
Gillmore Duncan, far 
Gillmore Angus, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
Mclsaac John E, far 
McKenzie George, far 
McKenzie Kenneth, far 
McKenzie Alexander, far 
McKenzie Roderick, far 
McLean Neil, far 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod Roderick, far 
McLeod Angus, far 
McLeod Allen, far 
McPherson John, far 



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JUVENILE, BOY'S AND MENS 



Best value in the Dominion, 

CLAYTON & SONS, 



JACOB STREET, HALIFAX, N. S. 



THE SRIRE HORSE 



LIBEETT, 4523, 

The property of Mr. JAS. GUARD, Mt. Roseland Farm, 

Lot 48, Breeder and Importer of Shire Horses, also 

Farmer and dealer in Pork, Stall Market House, 



CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. 



LIBERTY is a beautiful bay, rising four years old, stands sixteen 
hands, three inches high, has good legs and feet, with immense bone, 
body and quarters, and is a sure foal getter, nearly every mare he 
covered last year being in foal. 

Sire Lincoln, 1350. Dam. Bonny. 

Dam's Sire, Columbus, 523 

LINCOLN, 1350, was by Sampson, 1952, by Sampson, 1925, dam by Heart of Oak, 
1005, gr dam by Thumper, 2113 g g dam" by Little John Jones, g g g dam by 
Honest Tom, 1098. 

BONNY, was by Columbus, 503, sire admiral, 69, by Matchless, 1509, dam by 
England's Glory, 731. 

LIBERTY. 4523, has taken thffe following Prizes: Third at Bath and West of 
England, Second at the Wiltshire Society, Second at Taunton and west of 
England, and first at Charlottetown Provincial Exhibition. 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



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McRae W, far *I/cIntyre Ronald, far 

3/cIutyre Patrick, far 
JlfcGrath Wm ; P M and 

MILL COVE, a farming settle- il/cQuaid James, far 
ment situated in Lot 55, Pleadwell John, far 
Queen's County. Distant from ; Rattray George, far 
Charlottetown 14 miles ; from ;*Reid Martin, 
Summerside 54 miles. Mails i*R e id Richard, far 



far 



tri-weekly. 

Berrigan Michael, sec'n fore 
man 

Bradley John, far- 
Campbell Michael, far 

Court William, far 
-Court William, far 
*Court John, far 

Court Harry, far 

Doyle John, far 

Dougan James, far 
Ellis William, far 
Flynn Thomas, far 

Healy William, far 
i Hibing Samuel, far 

Hughes Thomas, far 

Hughes John, far 
^Hughes Philip, far 

Hughes Mrs Patrick, far 

Kelly Patrick, far 

Kelly Patrick, far 

Koughan Michl,station mastr 

Lannan Frank, far 

Martin Daniel, far 

Mahar James, far 
*M orris Patrick, far 

Murphy Michael, far 

-McDonald Mrs Ronald, 
^McDonald Samuel, far 
t J/cIntyre Norman, far 

^Ifclntyre John, far 



j Trainor Charles, far 
!Trainor James^ far 



MILTON, a flag Station located 
in Let 32, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 7 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Balles Henry, butcher 
Burrows John, blacksmith 
Coles Samuel, lab 
Coles James, far and mil lei- 
Coles John, blacksmith 
Coles Artemas, far 
Coles James, miller 
Coles John, far and miller 
Curtis Otto, miller 
Curtis Charles, far 
>Essory George, farmer and 

horse dealer 
Foster David, far 
Foster Thomas jr, far 
'Foster Thomas sr, far 
Johnson Hammond, far 
^/cDonald Ronald, far 
Jfclntyre Robert, laborer 
1/cKinnon Hugh, far 
MeNeill Wm, far and P M 
Jl/o reside John, far 
J/oore George jr, far 
Ifoore George sr, far 



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J/oore Win, far and miller 
Rcss I/aggie D, teacher 
Rodd John T, fur 
Stockman John, far 
Younker George, far 



MILLVIEW,a village located in 
Lots 49 and 50, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 12 miles. Mails 
daily. 

Acorn John, general dealer 

Bradley Joseph, far 
f Bourke J R, Post master 
.Bourke P M, carding mills 

Buchannan John, far 

Buchannan John, far 

Brown Samuel, shoemaker 

Drake 'Samuel , far 

Drake Alexander, far 

Drake Wallace, agent 

Dunphy Albert, far 

Dunphy Mrs Patrick, wid 

Eraser George, far 

Grant" Edward, far 

Grant Walter, far 

Hynes Edward, far 

Jenkins Mrs Henry, 

Jenkins George, far 

McDonald Charles, carpenter 

McEachern Donald, black 
smith and far 

McKenzie Angus,, far 

Murphy Thomas, far 

Mutlow Richard', far 

Mutlow John, far 

Mutlow JT, far 



Mutlow T H, far 
Sheidow Charles, far 
Smith Andrew, far 
Smith Miss Sarah, teacher 
Storey Joseph, 
Storey Francis, far 
Taylor William, far 
Willock Mel vile, far 
Woods Mrs Robert, 
Wood Samuel, far 
Wood Robert, far 
Wood Richard, far 



MONTAGUE CROSS, a village 
located in Lot 58, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 20 miles. Mails 
daily. 

Bolger William, far 

Brennick Thomas, far 

Brennick John, far 

Bryne Mrs John wid, 

Byrne John, far 

Callaghan John, far 

Callaghari James, far 

Callaghan Patrick A, far 
and Post master 

Callaghan Patrick, far 

Connelly Bernard, far 

Corbett Rev John, Catholic 

Daley James W, teacher 

Daley James, far 

Dreelan James, far 

Dreelan John, far 

Dunn Edward, far 
I Farrell John, far 
I Farrell Mathew, far 
J Hughes James, far 



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311 



Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, 



Mara ? a ^ 



wid , 



Hughes Owen, far 
Lyons John, far 
McCabe Jas, far and merchant 
McCabe Joseph, teacher 
McEachern Donald, fur 
McEachern L, far 
McGarry Terrence, far 
McGarry Peter, far 
Mclnnis Mrs John wid, ' 
McKenna Michael, far 
McKenna Owen, far 
McKenna Owen jr, far 
McKenna Michael, far 
McKenna Edward, far 
McTavish Mrs Thomas 
Martin Bernard, far 
Mooney Terrence, far 
Mooney J)aniel, far 
Mooney John, far 
Morrisey James, far 
Morrisey Patrick, far 
O'Brien Mrs Michael wid, 
O'Brien Mrs Andrew wid, 
O'Connell John, merchant 
O'Connell Maurice, far 
O 'Council Jas, far 
O'Shea J, far 
Roach Michael, far 
Roach Edward, far 
Redmond Edward, far 
Rooney Philip, far 
Rooney Miclmrl, Far 
Slaven John, far 
Slaven Andrew, far 
Walsh William, for 
Walsh James, far 



i MONAGHAN, a settlement loc- 
ated in Lot 48, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 15 miles. Mails 
semi-weekly. 



Boy Ian Edward, far 
Boylan John, far 
Burns Michael, far 
i ^ummisky Thomas, far 
( \mnolly James, far 
Collins Annip, teacher 
Fitzsimmons William, far 
Gi-imes Mrs wid, 
Kelly James, for 
Kelly Charles, for 
Kelly Edward, far 

icy Patrick, f;ir 
Murray Michael, far 
Murray John, far 
Murry Bernard, blacksmith 
Mclver Peter, far 
.McKenna Patrick, far 
Trainor James, fai- 
Quinn Patrick, far 
Wysner Jas J, far and P M 
Wvsner James, far and miller 



MOUNT ALBION, n farming 
settlement located in Lot 48, 
Queen's Cou n ty. J )i stant from 
Charlottetown 8 miles. Mails 
semi -weekly. 



Ba'h-m Geoi-o-e W, far 
Bali em Nicholas, far 
Ballem George M, far 
Ballem William sr, fai 
Ballem \Villiam, faj- 



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Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, GEO - 



CO. 



Carver William, merchant 
Chandler William, carpenter 

* Chandler William, far 
Horton Andrew, blacksmith 
Horton David, far 

Horton John, far 
Horton William, far 

* Horton Peter, far 
Hooper William, far 
Irving William, far 
Jay John, teacher 

* Jenkins Robert, Merchant 

J P and Post master 
Jenkins John, far 
Jenkins George jr, far 
Jenkins Donald, far 
Jenkins Albert, butcher 
Jenkins Reaney, butcher 
Jenkins Benjamin sr, far 
Jenkins John jr, far 
Jenkins William, far 
Jenkins Joseph, far 
Jenkins John, egg dealer 
Jenkins Kenneth, far 
Jenkins Nicholas John, far 
Jenkins Jno, far 
Jenkins Bos well, far 
Jenkins Benj, far and J P 
Lane Albert M, far 
Myers George, far 
.Rank in William, far 
Robertson Benjamin, laborer 

* Robertson Nicholas, far 
Sealey Samuel, far 
Sealey Henry, far 

* Stewart John, far 
Stewart Peter, far 
Stewart William, far 
Stewart Charles, far 
Stewart Samuel C, far 



Wood George, merchant 
*Wood John, far 
Wood Charles, far 



MOUNT HERBERT, a settle- 
ment located in Lot 48, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 3 miles. Mails 
semi- weekly. 

Discroll Francis 
Discroll Lawrence, far 
Driscoll John, far 
Farquharsou Sampson, far 
Farquharson John, far 
Forbes Albert, far 
Forbes Alfred, far 
Forbes John, far and miller 
Ings Bertram, far 
Jones Robt, far 
Jenkins George, far 
Kennedy Chas, far 
McCannell Neil 
McEachern Neil, far 
McKenzie Geo, far 
McKenzie Wm, far 
McLean Donald, far 
.McLean Daniel, far 
McLean Donald, far 
McLean Christopher, far 
Mutch Chas, carpenter 
Mutch Albert, far 
Mutch James, far 
Mutch David, far 
Pippy Charles, far 
Pippy George, far 
Pippy Wm jr, far 
Pippy Wm, far- 
Roberts Elisha, far 



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313 



Seo, A, Troop & Go., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, JS, B, 



Stewart Benjamin, far 
Wood Robert, P M and far 

Wood Thomas, far 



MOUNT STEWART, a Junction 
on the P. E. I. Railway and 
a thriving business place, 
located in Lot 37, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 1 8 miles. Mails 
daily. 

Aflack John, laborer 
Bambrick Miss Maggie 
Bourke J R, miller 
Clark Mrs W E, widow 
Clark James, merchant 
Clark S C, merchant 
Clark Wallace, miller 
Clark Albert, miller 
Clark G C, fisherman 
Cowan J W, merchant 
Coffin Kimbal, shipbuilder 
Coffin Elisha, far 
Coffin Robert, clerk 
Coffin Lemuel 
Coffin Miss Susan 
Coffin James, carpenter 
Chapman Win, laborer 
Decorcy Michael L 
Douglass James, laborer 
Douglass Gordon, merchant 
Douglass Wm, butcher 
Doyle Patrick, pain; 
Duff Edward, blacksmith 
Dunn Mrs, widow Thomas 
Dwyer Jas, laborer 
Dwyer Charles, carpenter 
Egan Joseph, house joiner 



Egan Miss Minnie, clerk 

Egan Joseph, clerk 

Egan David, postmaster and 

merchant 

Feehan F H, merchant 
Gill is Allan, laborer 
Gorman James, blacksmith 
Grant Alfred, carding mill 
Hanson George, trader 
Heron John, shoemaker 
Hennesy John, laborer 
Iiowett Mrs, widow 
Hughes James, far and shoe- 
maker 

Jay Isaac, teacher 
Jay George, blacksmith 
Jay Edward, laborer 
King Andrew, laborer 
Logan Frank, teacher 
Logan Wm, J, teacher 
McAskle Mrs, widow 
McCarthy James, merchant 
McDonald John J, tailor 
McDonald Alex A, far 
McDonald Augustine, far 
McDonald Alex G, far 
McDonald Angus, far 
McDonald Allan, far 
McDonald Mrs, widow R G 
McDonald Mrs, widowRonald 
McDonald Leinas. far 
McDonald A S, far 
McDonald Joseph, laborer 
McDonald John, laborer 
McDonald Allan, far 
McDonald Donald A, trader 
McEachern Hugh, laborer 
McEachern G B, groceries 
McEachern Mrs C, Hotel 
McEachern Angus, carpenter 



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314 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 

BEST MAN EVERYTIME, 

E. K. BEACE, 

North Side Market, Charlottetown, 

Will guarantee you full value, trade with 
him. He has the best, 

GROCERIES, CROCKERYWARE, 

CREAMERS & CHURNS, 

He will take in trade EGGS, BUTTER, OATS 
or FLOUR, 

BE SURE YOU CALL, GOODS SHOWN FREELY. 



WHEATLE Y & CO., 

PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

SPECIAL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 

P. E. Island PRODUCE & PROVISIONS, Consignments 
Solicited. 

Also Canadian Provisions, Flour, Oatmeal, Corn- 
meal, all kinds of Mill feed always on hand. 

228 Argyle Street, HALIFAX, N. S. 



LAW & COLLECTIONS, 

DEBTS AND CLAIMS collected in any city, town or 
village all over the United States and Canada. No 
charge unless successful. All legal business. 
Address, enclosing claims for collection. 

. B. EDWARDS & CO., 

BRITISH AMERICAN ATTORNEYS, 
10 STATE STREET, BOSTON, U. S- 

N. B. Evidence and information procured for all persons. 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



315 



Medals awarded Bee, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMla. 1878, 



McEwen David, carpenter 

McEwen Jas R, J P 

McEwen Horace, station 
master 

Mclnnis, Alex, laborer 

Mclntyre Miss Sarah dress- 
maker 

McKenzie John A, tailor 

McKinnon John, far 

McKenzie Robt, blacksmith 

McKenna John, carriage niakr 

McLeod Rev A B. Prsb'terian 

McLaughlan Miss Agnes, 
dressmaker 

McLeod Peter, clerk 

McNeill Joseph, carpenter 

McNeill Mrs, wid 

McNeiil Lawrence, harness 
maker 

McPhee Mrs 

McWilliams Daniel, section 
foreman 

Newbery Fannie, clerk 
Newbery Charles, merchant 
Patridge Jas, sec ; n foreman 
Phelan Mathew, fisherman 
Pickering Mrs A, widow 
Pigot Benjamin, far 
Pigot David, far 
Pigot Montague, far 
Pigot Wm ; fisherman 
Pigot Robt, fisherman 
Power Michael, joiner 
Pushie John, miller 
Ryan John, laborer 
Ross Mrs D 
ROSS James, merchant 
Scott Peter, far 
Seller Wm, butcher 
Smallwood James, retired 



Sullivan Joseph, carding mill 
Sterns H M, carriage builder 
Tighe, G C, harness maker 
Toombs J, M D 
Vickerson Wm. far 
Walsh James, M D 



MURRAY HARBOR ROAD, a 

small village situated in Lots 
57 and 58, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 
22 miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Bruce Annie, teacher 
Matheson widow Donald 
McBeath John, far 
McDonald Alex, far 
McDonald Alex, far 
McDonald Archibald, post- 
master 

McDonald John, far 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Rodk, far 
McKay Ronald, far 
McKinnon Arch, blacksmith 
McLeod Neil, miller 
McPhee Angus, far 
McPherson John, far 
McPherson John, jr, far 
McPherson Alex, far 
McPherson John, far 
McPherson Angus, far 
McPherson John, far 



"Sea Foam" Soap, St. Croix Soap M'f g, Co. 



316 P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



P. & J. Of 



FOYLE BREWERY, 

HALIFAX, N. S. 




MANUFACTURERS^ OP 



INDIA PALE ALB, 



A. N D 



BROWN 

STOUT 

PORTER, 

IN WOOD AND GLASS, 

ALSO 

TABLE BEER & HOP BEER, 

And sole Manufacturers of KRAZER BEER, 

VIENESE BEER, and WHITE 

SPRUCE BEER. 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



317 



Get the Mammoth Vinegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



NEWTOWN CROSS, located in 
Lot 57, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown 20 
miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Coady James, far and P M 
Coady Lawrence, far 
Coady Daniel, far 
Coady William, far 
Curran Philip, far and agent 
Gill Gordon, far 
Gill Richard, far 
Gunnip James, far 
Kelly Martin, far 
McEachern John, far 
McKenna James, far 
Marra William, far 
Morrisey Thomas, far 
Morrisey John, far 
Morrisey Michael, far 
Morrisey William, far 
Morrisey -Mathew, far 
Murphy John, bailiff 
Murphy John jr, far 
Naddy Michael, far 
Naddy Pierce, far 
O'Reilly Peter, teacher 
Power John, far 
Roach James, far 



NEW ARGYLE, situated in Lot 
65, Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 14 miles. 
Mails semi-weekly. 

Campbell Archibald, far 
Campbell Alexander, far 
Darrah Duncan, far 
McDougall Dougal, far 



McDougall Colin, far 
McDougall Peter, far 
IfcDougall Neil, far 
McDougall Allan, far 
McEachern Angus, far 
McEachern Duncan, far 
MeKinnon Lauglilan,far and 

Postmaster 

MeKinnon Roderick, far 
MeKinnon Dougal, far 
MeKinnon Duncan, far 
MeKinnon Donald, far 
McLeod Murdoch, far 
McNevin Neil, far 
McNevin Edward, far 
McRae Finlay, far 
McSwain John, far 
Rogerson Richard, far 
McSwain John A, far 
Stewart Thornas / far 
Stewart Neil far 



NEW GLASGOW ROAD, a 

farming settlement situated in 
Lot 23, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown 12 
miles; Summerside 31 miles. 
Post Office Address Wheatly 
River. 

Andrews Benjamin, far 
Andrews Michael, far 
Barrett Benjamin, far 
Barrett Archibalo, far 
Bowen William, tailor 
Bowen Mrs Mary wid, 
Crew John, far 
Gallant Mary 
Gallant Daniel, far 



All kinds of Soap made by St Croix Soap M'f 'g Co 



P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Mammoth Older, White Wine ft Malt Vinegar is the Best, 



Hobbs James, far 
Pembroke Thomas, far 
Rack! m in William, far 
Rackham John, far 
Stead Robert, far 
Stevenson Robert sr, far 
Stevenson Robert jr, far 
Stevenson .Fames, far 
Smith Isaac, far 
Weirs Robert, far 
Weirs James, far 



NEW GLASGOW, a thriving vil- 
lage situated in Lot 23, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetovvn lyV? miles. 
Mails tri-vveekly. 

Arthur Humphry, trader 
BagnalJ Richd, far and miller 
Bradshaw J.)r Harrington, 
Bradshaw Mrs Robert A wid, 
Brown George, butcher 
Brown Adam, far 
Bull man Ruben, far 
Bui 1m an Daniel, far 
Bullmnn Berij, far 
Buote Boney, far 
Buote J D, merchant 
Binns John, far 
Bryan ton James, fisher 
Crawford Rev D, Disciple 
Christy James, builder 
Dickenson Charles, far 
Dickenson James, far 
Dickieson Arthur B, far and 

clerk county court 
Douce tt Lemang, far 
Doucett Peter, far 



Doucett Houston, laborer 

Doucett Joseph, far 

Doiron Zacariah, far 

Doiron Felix, far 

French Isaac, harness maker 

Gallant Demos, far 

Gallant Lemang, far 

(jail ant Joseph, blacksmith 

Hill Elijah, carriage builder 

Hiscox Henry, far 

Houston George, blacksmith 

Keith John, far 

Laird Jas, general merchant 
shipper mill owner 

Laird William, far 

Laird Albert, far 

Lane Jacob sr, far 

Lane Jacob jr, far 

Martin Archibald, far 

Motfatt James, far 

McDonald Alex D, teacher 

McDonald John, far 

McCoubry Richard Y, P M, 
trader and bailiff 

McCoubry WD,harness inakr 

Mclimis Mrs John wid, 

Ale Kay Alexander far 

McLeod John T, tailor 
, Xisbet George, far 

Nicholson Miss grocer 

Parkman Albert, far 

Parkman William, far 

Peters Henry, far 

Peters Maurice, far 

Peters Gilbert, far 
j Peters Harmony, far 
I Peters Marang, far 

Peters Stephen, laborer 

Orr William, far 

Peters P, plasterer- 



for Laces " Seafoain Soap," 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 319 



W. C. KENNEDY, 

SPECIAL AGENT, 

SI-ASM & LOSDOI INSURANCE Co, 



AG-BNT 

ONTARIO MUTUAL LIFE 

INSURANCE CO., 

ADDRESS, 

P. 0. Box 284, CHARLOTTETOWN. 



J. D. BUOTE, 

COMMISSION . MERCHANT, 

AND GENERAL DEALER, BUYER & SHIPPER OF 

EGGS, 

P. B. Island PRODUCE, 

NEW GLASGOW, P. E. I. 

Manufacturer of all kinds of 

8 V 10HS, BU88ISS, 

WAGONS, FARM IMPLE- 
MENTS, THRESHING 
MACHINES, &c. 

New Glasgow, P. E. I. 




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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, O, GE Vro tL & co> 



Peters Stephen, sea captain 
Peters Zacariah,far andteachr 
Peters D. far 
Parkraan Fred, far 
Peneo Jerome, laborer 
Peneo P, far 
Peneo Poper, plasterer 
Peneo Joseph, far 
Peneo Dominick, laborer 
Peneo Dominick, far 
Peneo Francis, far 
Peno M, far 
Peneo Lewis, far 
Peneo Robert, far 
Proctor John, far 
Proctor James, far 
Rattary, Mrs David wid, 
Rackham Mrs George wid, 
Ross Donald,far and contractr 
Smith John, far 
Smith Charles, far 
Smith George, carpenter 
Smith George, carpenter 
Smith William, shoemaker 
Stevenson Benj B, merchant 

tailor 

Stevenson Charles, far 
Stevenson James, carriage 

builder 

Stevenson George, sr, far 
Stevenson Robert, far 
Stevenson Geo jr, agl implits 
Seller Charles, far 
Thomas William, laborer 



NEW HAVEN, situated in Lot 
31, Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 10 miles. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Beaton Hugh, lime burner 
Berrigan P J, merchant 
Boyle Robert, far 
Cavanagh Patrick, far 
Costello Michael, laborer 
Colwell Charles, far 
Colwell Walter, far 
Colwell Nich, far 
Collins Daniel, teacher 
Collins Ambrose, far 
Collins Dan, far 
Clow Sam, far 
Corrigan Peter, laborer 
Darrach Angus, far 
Darrach Alexander, far 
Darrach John, far 
Darrach Duncan, far 
Darrach Angus,far and carptr 
Devereaux Michael, far 
Devereaux John, far 
Dogherty D, far 
Doyle Thomas, far 
Furneux William, far 
Knowlan Martin, far 
Kickham Thos, far 
Murphy Edward, far 
Me Arthur Nichol, far 
Me Arthur John, far 
McDonald Malcolm, far 
McDonald D, far 
McDonald Arch, blacksmith 
McElroy Peter, far 
JfcElroy Andrew, far 
McFadyen N H, far 
McFadyen Neil D, far 



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QUEEN'S COUNTY. 321 



JAS. LAIED, 

NEW GLASGOW, P. E. ISLAND, 

(Cable and Telephone Address, Lairds Mills, P. E. I.) 
GENERAL IMPORTER, SHIPPER & DEALER IN 

LUMBER, COAL, LIME STONE, 

DRY aOODS, 

GROCERIES & HARDWARE, 

MEDICINES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES & 
RUBBERS, READY MADE CLOTHING, &c., 

And a full line of goods generally kept in a first 
class country Store. 

3S-GRIST & SAW MILLS, all kinds of Saw- 
ing and Grinding done at short notice. 

. 

H. MACMILLAN, 



DEALER IN 



DRY HOODS & GROCERIES, 

OATS, POTATOES, &c. 

SOLID LEATHER BOOTS 



A SPECIALTY. 



NEW HAVEN, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Malt, Cider and White Wine Vinegar, *" n lt MS. 



McGilvray Duncan, blk'smith 
McKay, John, far 
McKinnon Arch, far 
McKinnon Peter, tailor 
McKinnon Neil, far 
McKinnon John, carpenter 
McLeod Donald, far 
McLean Hector, far 
McLean, A C, far 
McLauchlin Angus, far 
McSween Allan, far 
Me M anus Patk, far 
McManus John, far 
McNeill Jas, far 
McNeill Hector, far 
McMillan Hugh, merchant 

postmaster and far 
McMillan Allan, tailor 
McNevin Donald, far 
McPhee Burns, laborer 
McPhail Donald, carpenter 
McPhail John, far 
McPhail Robt, far 
McPhee Donald, far 
McPhee Donald, far 
McPhail Dougl, carpenter 
McQuillan John, far 
Rogerson Allan, far 
Tierney M ar ti n , far 
Tierney James, far 
Webster David, far 



NINE MILE CREEK, a village 
located in Lot 65, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 9 miles.. Mails tri- 
weekly. 

Betts Martin, far 



Brian Miss Margaret, P M 
Campbell Duncan, far 
Campbell Angus, far 
C amp be 11 Robert, far 
Curry James, far 
Currie Archibald, far 
Darrach Archibald, far 
*Drake Richard, far 
Dinnie Dinnis, far 
Gorvett George, Mr 
"Harrington Edward far 
Ileus ton William, far 
Livingston Allan C, far 
Livingston Ewen, far 
Livingston Allan, far 
Lurin William, far 
Lunn Thomas, far 
*Lowther William, far 
Lowther Thomas, far 
Murphy Thomas, far 
McDonald John B, far- 
McDonald Charles, far 
McDonald John, far 
^McDonald Archibald, far 
McEachern Alexander, far 
I McEachern Neil, far 
I McEachern John C 5 teacher 
f*McEachern Dougald, far 
! McDougall Archibald B, far 
| McDougall Samuel, far 
| McDougall Andrew, far 
! McDougall Archibald, far 
| McDougall Edmond S, far 
! McDougall Archibald A, far 
i McDou^all Edmond A, far 
; McGregor Archibald, far 
, McGregor Duncan, far 
liMcLean Archibald, far 
|*McLean Hector, far 
McNeill.D A, far 



Foam" Soap, St, Croix Soap M'f g, Co, 



QUEENS COUNTY. 



323 



Geo. A. Troop & Go,, Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B, 



McPhee Neil, far 

McQuarrie Thomas, far 

McQuarrie Hector, far 
McQuarrie John, far 

McRae John, far ' 
t Smith Georg-e, far 

Taylor James, far 

Taylor Henry, far 

Taylor William far 
Tidmarch W F,lobster factory 

Wright Christopher, far 



NORTH MILTON, a farming 
settlement situated in Lot 32, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 9 miles. 

Andrews Robt, far 

* Bell Jas, far 

Bolt Christopher, far 
Bolt Thos, far 

Campbell John, far 
^Carter Hammond, far -: 

Chandler Henry, far 

Coles Wm, postmaster 

Coles Jas, far 

* Coles ( 'has, far 
Coles Win, far 
Coles Geo, far 
Coles John, far 
Condon Richard, far 
Ford Robt, far 
Hooper David, far 
Hooper Jas, far 

* Hooper John, far 
Johnson Chas, far 
McDonald Norman, far 
McKinnon John, far 
McLeod Geo, far 



Moreside Jas, far 
Moreside Samuel, far 
Neil Angus, far 
Neil John, far 
Neil John, far 
*Rodd Geo, far 
Sampson Rev W H, Church 

of England 
Seaman Chas, far 
Seaman Jas, far 
Wescott Joshu, far 
'Wise Joseph, MPP, merct, far 
Younker Conrod, far 
Younker Jas, far 



NORTH RUSTICO, a thriving 
village, situated in Lot 24, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 16 miles. Mails 
tri -weekly. 

Arthur Win, far 

Boute T, trader 

Bernard Oliver, far 

Bladder Joseph, fisherman 

Blanchard F, far 

Brown J W, far 

Bull man Robt, far 

Budd Geo, bl'ksmith and P M 

Campbell Wm, fisherman 

Churchill, H M, trader 

Cleft Mrs, wid John 

Court Wm, fisherman 

Court Geo, far 

Court Nelson, fisher 

Court Chas, fisher 

-Doiron Peter, far 

Doucett F, fisher 

Doucett Peter, fisher 



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P. E. ISLAND DIRECTORY. 



Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMla. 1878, 



Doucett Isaac, tailor 
Doyle Thos, Collector 

Customs and far 
Flemming C, far 
Gallant Jerome, far 
Gallant Chas, fisher 
Gallant Sol, fisher 
Gautier Alfred fisher 
Gautier John, fisher 
Gillis Norman 
Henry Geo, fisher 
Houston W G, far 
Houston Mrs Wm, trader 
Houston Alexander, far 
Houston John far 
Johnson Thos, fisher 
Laird Alexander, far 
Laird Levi, far 
LeClair Sylvester,far 
>LeClair Peter, far 
Matheson Ernest, teacher 
Marshall E, fisher 
Meagher Jas, far 
McCallum Angus, fisher 
McCaul Angus, fisher 
McClure, Wm, far 
McClure Hugh, far 
McClure John, far 
McKenzie Benjamin, fisher 
McNeill Colin, far 
Peters Moses, fisher 
Peters Marshall, far 
Peters John, far 
Pino Thos,ffar 
Pino K, fisher 
Pino Joseph, fisher 
Pino Napoleon, fisher 
Pursey Thos^G, fisher 
Pursey John, fisher 
Rollins John, far 



Smith J L, trader 
of Toombs Loronzo, far 
Toombs Wallace, far 
Toombs Wm, far 
Toombs Isaac, far 
Warren Archibald, far 
Williams Jordan, far 
Woolner, Edward, far 



NORTH RIVER, a village 
located in Lot 32, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 4*^ miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

I 

I Ackland Enoch, far 
KBain Jacob, far 
*Bain Francis, far 

Bears David A, far 

Beals George, far 

Billingsley Charles, miller 
Bowman Richard, far 
pBurns Moses, far 

Burns James, far 

Burns Daniel, far 

Burns Moses, far 
! Cass Thomas P, far 
| Coles George, far 
j Coles James, far 
! Coles John, t'ar and miller 
j Coles John jr, far and miller 
I Charlton Duncan, far 
! Charlton John, far 
! Connell John, laborer 
f Cummings Robert, far 
! Curnmings Jacob, carpenter 
! Cummings William, far 

Cummings John, far 
! Dockendorff Jacob, far 



Ask your Grocer for " Granulated Soap." 



QUEEN'S COUNTY. 



325 



Bet the Mammoth Yiuegar Works Pure White Wine Vinegar. 



f Dockendorff Geo, horse dealer 
Dockendorff Walter, laborer 
DockendorfF Charles, far 
Dockendorff James, far 

Dockendorff Benjamini, far 
Easton Thomas, far 
Edwards Robert, far 
Favour King, machinist 

Eraser Daniel, far 
Heartz Joseph, far 
Howard Pope, far 
Howard William, far 
Howard Whitefield, far 
Howard William, far 
Howard Mrs John wid, 
Hyde Charles, far 

^Hyde Henry, far and b smith 
Jewell William, far 
Jewell James, far 
Jewell John, far 
Larter John, far 
Larter Frederick, far 
Larter Alfred, far 
Lawson Harry, teacher 
Matheson Neil, far 
Matheson Duncan, far 

*Moore David, far 

*Moore Benjamin, far 
Moreside Joseph, far 

*Moreside John, far 
Moreside Daniel, far 
Moreside Edward, far 
Moreside James, far 
Moreside William, far 
Moreside John, 
Murchison Donald, far 
Murchison Malcolm, far 
Murchison Hector, far 
McAdam James, far 
McCormick Mark, far 



McDonald Solomon, far 

McEwen Hugh, far 

Mclntyre James, far 

Mclntyre Duncan, far 

M 3lntyre Donald, mason 

Mclntyre Allan, far 
I Mclntyre Daniel, mason 
j Mclntyre Robert, mason 
j Mclntyre James, far 
i McKinnon Donald, far 
wicKinnon Ewen, far 
I McKinlay John, far 

McKinlay John juinor 
j McKinlay William, 

McKinlay Robert, 

McKinlay Daniel, far 

McLean James, far 

McKinnon Archibald, far 

McLean Daniel, far 

McLean Roderick, far 

McLean Lemuel, far 

McLean Neil, far 
| McLean Hugh, far 

McLure Jacob, laborer 

McLure William, laborer- 
McLean James, far 

McLean Charles, far 

McLeod James, teacher 

McNeil Neil, far 
|*McPhee Allan, far 
OlcPhee John, far 

Patterson Mrs, dressmaker 

Proud Owen, far 

Patterson Charles,blacksmith 

Paul John, far 

Robertson John, far 

Robertson Warren, merch't 
and post master 

Rodd William, far 

Sanderson Charles W, far 



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[ammoti Vinegar Work, St, John, H, B, GE %V P n p etors & co ' 



Seller George, carpenter 

Sanderson Robert, far 

Sanderson Frank, far 
* Scott Duncan, far 

Scott Mrs Alexander wid, 

Stevenson John, far 

Tremere Albert, far 

Tremere Thomas, far 

Tremere William, far 

Taylor George, laborer 

Watts John, far 

Warren Oliver, far 

Warren Peter, far 

Warren Spurgon, far 

Warren Joseph, far 

Warren William, far 

Warren Charles A, far arid 
miller 

Warren James, far and miller 

Warren William, far 

Warren Mrs James wid 
& Walker John, far 

White George, far 

White Alfred, far 

Williams Joseph, mason 

Vickerson Joseph, far 

Vickerson William, far 

Vickerson Roberl, far 

Vickerson James, far 

Vickerson George, far 

Younker Conrad, far 

Younker John, far 

Younker Frederick, far 

Younker Edmund, far 

Younker Richard, far 



NORTH WILTSHIRE, a village 
located in Lot 31, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown 10 miles. Mailsdaily. 

Balderston John, far 
Balderston G Deacon, miller 

and far 

Berrigan Nicholas, far 
Bowman John, far 
Bowman Richard, far 
Bowman Win, far 
Campbell Hugh, far 
Campbell Neil, station master 
Carraghen Frank, blacksmith 
Callaghan John, far 
Clark Wm,far 
Clark Jas, far 
Clarkin John, far 
Clarkin James, far 
Clarkin Wm, blacksmith 
Clow Artimas, far 
Clow Geo. trader 
Coady Michael, far 
Curley Patrick, fa 
Cull in Wm, far 
Cutcliff Ben j Clark 
Dart John, lime dealer 
Deacon John sr, J P, far 
Deacon John jr, far 
Duncan Win, laborer 
Easter George, postmaster 
Easter Chas, far 
Easter Wm, far 
Edwards John R,, far 
Godfrey Chas, far 
Godfrey Thos, far 
Hatherley Wm, far 
Henderson D W, far 
Henderson Wm, far 



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Boo. A, Troop & Co., Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, N, B 



Henderson Malcolm, far 
Large Wm, far 
McClusky Jas, far 
McGilvery Archibald, lab 
McKennah Bridget 
McKenzie John, far 
McLean John, merchant 
McLean Murdock, merchant 
McLean Bros, merchants 
McPherson Daniel far 
McVay Thos, sec't man PEIR 
Mathews Wm John, far 
Math a on Malcolm, section 

foreman 

Matthis Win, far 
Matthis Wm jr., laborer 
Medcalf John, merchant 
Mitchell Thos jr, far 
Mitchell Richard, far 
Mitchell Thomas, far 
Murray Thos, far 
Noy James, laborer 
Noy Richard, far 
Pollard Charles, far 
Pollard flenry, carpenter 
Sulliphant Stephen, tailor 
Sulliphant David., far 



ORWELL, a farming settlement 
located in Lot 57, Queen's 
County. Distant from Char- 
lottetown r8 miles. Mails- 
daily. 

i 

Enman Wesley, far 

Freeman Win, shoemaker 

Gillis Donald A, far 

Gillis Neil, far 

Gillis William, far 



Gillis Donald, carpenter 
Gillis Mrs Donald wid, 
Grant John N, far 
Laughran Mrs Rernard, P M 
McDonald D, merchant 
McDonald John, far 
McDonald Alexander, far 
McDonald Mrs John wid, 
McDonald Dougald, far 
McDonald James, far 
McDonald Joseph, far 
McDonald Charles, far 
McDonald Daniel, merchant 
McDonald Wm, merchant 
McDonald P J, far 
McDougall Alexander, far 
McKinnon Angus, far 
McKenzie John, far 
McKenna Patrick, far 
McLean James, far 
McLeod Murdock, far 
McLeod Donald, far 
McLeod William, far 
McLeod Hugh, far 
McLeod Capt Alexander, 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod Daniel, far 
McNeill Gullian, shoemaker 
McNeil 1 Angus, laborer 
McPherson Mrs Thomas wid, 
McPherson Neil, far 
McQueen Angus, far 
McQueen John, far 
McQueen Hugh, far 
Murchison Alex, blacksmith 



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DONALD McKAY, 
GENERAL MERCHANT, 

COAL 



AND 



LUMBER 

DEALER, 

OYSTER BED BRIDGE, RUSTICO, P. E, Island. 

"MCLEAN BEOS., 



IMPORTERS OF 



DRY HOODS, GEODESIES, HARD! ARE, 
BOOTS & SHOES, &O., 

DEALERS IN 

OATS, PORK, 

BUTTER, EGGS &c, 

AND SHIPPERS OF 

FARM PRODUCE, 

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED, 
NORTH WILTSHIRE, - - P. E. ISLAND. 



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Medals awarded Geo, A. Troop & Go,, Paris 1876, PMla, 1878, 

ORWELL NORTH AND COVE, (OYSTER BED BRIDGE, a 



a farming settlement located \ 
in Lot 57, Queen's County. I 
Distant from Charlottetown j 
18 miles. Mails daily. Post 1 
Office Address Orwell Cove. 



Clark D E, far 
Enman J, far 
Enman Osburt, far 
Evans Thomas, far 
Furnace John, far 
Irving Alexander, far 
Irving George, far 
Jardine Samuel, blacksmith 
McDonald Daniel, far 
McDonald Mrs Charles wid, 
McDonald R C, far 
McKenzie Donald, far 
McLeod Miss May E, teacher 
McLeod James, far 
McLeod John M, far 
McLeod Capt Alexander, 
McLeod Norman, merchant 
McNeill Mr, laborer 
McPhail Miss, teacher 
McQueen John, far 
Martin Donald, far 
Martin M, far- 
Masters Thomas, far 
Morrisey Patrick, far 
Nickerson Donald, far 
Nickerson Roderick, far 
Nickerson John sr, far 
Nicholson Charles, far 
Nicholson D A, far 
Nicholson Mrs Alexander, 
Opie Rev Richard, methodisfc 
Stephen M, mercht and P M 
Wood Richard, far 



thriving settlement located in 
Lot 21, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 
Mails tri-weekly. 



Doiron Adrian, far 
Dorion Sylvester, far 
Doiron Norman, far 
Doucett Jeremiah, tailor 
Doucett Leon, far 
Doucett Eugene, far 
Doucett Theophilus, far 
Doucett Peter, far 
Doueett Joseph, bookkeepei 
Duffy James, far 
Gallant A D, carpenter 
Gallant Felix, far 
Gallant James, far 
Gallant William, far 
Gallant Fidelle, far 
Gallant Aclislar, far 
Gallant Bertram, far 
Gallant Moses, far 
Gallant Gedeon, blacksmith 
Gallant Joseph, blacksmith 
Gallant Herbert, far 
Gallant Leon, far 
Gallant Adah, far 
Gallant Mathias, far 
Gallant El air, far 
I Gallant Angus, far 
j Gallant Isadore, M D 
Gallant Bonaventure, fisher 
Gallant Euseba, fisher 
Gallant Andrew, far 
Gallant Felix, far 
Gallant Lawrence, far 
Gallant Euseba, far 
Gaudet George, far 



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Mammoth Oifler, White Wine & Malt- Vinegar is the Best, 



Gaudet Joseph, far 
Home John R, far 
Martin Peter, merchant 
JVIatheson Geo, miller and far 
Matheson Joseph, far 
Matheson Kenneth D, far 
Matheson Benjamin, far 
Matheson David. far- 
Ma theson Neil, far 
Miller Alexander, far 
.Mutch David, far 
Mutch David L, far 
Mclnnis John, fisher 
Mclnnis Dougald, far 
Mclnnis James, far 
McKay John, far 
McKay Donald, merchant 

and Post master 
McMillan Duncan, far 
McQuarrie Laughlin, -far 
McRea Hector, far 
Neill John, far 
Osborn John, fisher 
Peters Andrew, far 
Peters Andrew M, far 
Peters Felix, far 
Ross Donald, far 
Ross John A, far 
Stewart John, laborer 
Williams Neil, far 



PINETTE, a settlement located 
in Let 58, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 25 
miles. Mails Monday, Wednes 
day and Friday. 

Buchanan George, far 
Hubley Angus, far and shoe- 
maker 



McDonald Mrs Donald, wid 

McDonald John, far 

McDonald Alex, far 

McDonald A, far 

McGinnis H, far 

McKeuzie A, far 

McKenzie A, far 

McLean Sinclair Rev, Presby 

McLeod Angus, far 

McLeod Oapt M, merchant 

McLeod James, far 

McLeod John far 

Me Williams Wm, far 

McRae R H, Capt 

McRae Alex, far 

J/cRae R F, far 

McRae Miss A 

McRae David, far 

McRae Annie Miss, teacher 

McRae R A: far 

If c Williams ('has, far 

Martin J W, far 

Morrison Hector D, far 

],\[orrison Murdock, far 

Morrison Hector, far 

Murchson R Miss, teacher 

Panting F 

Panting Francis, far 

Panting John, far 

Shaw John, far 

Stewart John, far 

Stevenson R, far and P M 

Stewart Wm, far 

Squarebridge Henry, far 

Squarebridge James, far 

Vickerson Albert, tanner 

Williams Alexander, far 

Young Mrs Thomas 

Young Alex, far 



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Malt, Older and White Wine Vinegar, 



Mammoth Vinegar Works, 
Saint John, N. B. 



PISQUID, a flourishing farming | 
settlement" located in Lot 37 
Queen's Count) 7 . Distant from 
Charlottetown 23 miles. Mails \ 
semi-weekly. 

Birt Jonathan sr, far 

Birt Dan. far 

Birt Jonathan jr, far 

Birt Edward, far 

Birt W H, blacksmith 

Birt John, carriage builder 

Birt David, far 

Birt Jonathan, far 

Callaghan John, far 

Fowler Samuel, far 

Grant Mrs James 

Hendrican James, far 

Hendrican Lewis, far 

Hendrican John, far 

Jay, Edward far 

Jay Samuel jr, far 

Jay James, far 

Jay Benj, far 

Jay David, far 

Jay Edward, far 

Jay John, far 

Jay James, far 

Jay Samuel, far 

Jay John, far 

Jay Geo, far 

Jay Jonathan, teacher 

Kelly Charles, far 

Leard, Samuel, miller 

McDonald John A jr, far 

McDonald Roderick, far 

McCarinell Duncan, far 

MeQuaid Francis jr, far 

McDonald John, far 

McDonald John A far 



McNeill Archie, far 
McQuaid Frank, far 
McQuaid John, far 
McCannell Dan, far 
McCannell Angus, far 
McCannell Archibald, far 
McDonald Alex, far 
McDonald Angus, far and PM 
McDonald Alex, far 
McDonald James, far 
McDonald Hillary, far 
McDonald Angus, fa 
McDonald Daniel, far 
Macavinn Peter, blacksmith 
Rodgerson. David, far 
Rodgerson Thomas, far 
Rodgerson James far 



POINT DesROCHE, a settle- 
ment located in Lot 37, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 20 miles. Post 
Office Adress, French Village. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Connors Edward, far 

Doyle James P, far 
Doyle Mrs, widow Peter 
Doyle Edward, far 
Doyle Patrick F, far 
Doyle John T, far 
Doyle James, far 
Doyle John F, far and captr 
Mooney Miss Maggie, teacher 
McCormack John, far 
McCormack John J, far 
McCormack Francis, far 
McCormack Patrick, far 
McCormack John J, far 



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McCormack John D, far 
McKinnon Charles, far 
.McKinnon Hugh, far 
McCaulay Alex, fisher 



POINT PRIM, a point of 1 nd 
located in Lots 57 and 581 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 29 miles. Mails 
tri-weekly. 

Buchannan Geo, blacksmith 
Buchannan Malcolm, far 
Buchannan Alexander, far 
Buchannan John, far 
Cameron Capt Alexander, 
Campbell John, far 
Campbell Nelson, far 
Finlayson Archd,pilot and far 
Finlayson Murdock, far 
Fraser James, far 
Gil Us MI-S H wid, 
Gillis Donald, far 
Lantry Joseph, lobster factory 
Martin Angus, far 
McAuly Donald, far 
McDonald Allan, far 
McDonald John R, far 
McDonald Alexander, far 
McDonald Angus, teacher 
McKinnon John, far 
McLeod Jessie, teacher 
McLeod Charles, far 
McLeod J A, far 
McLeod Angus, far 
McLeod William, far 
McLeod Murdock, far 
McLeod Capt Alexander, 



McLeod Michael, light house 

keeper 

McLean Alexander, far 
McLean Samuel capt, 
McLean John, far 
McRea A J, far 
McRea A D, far 
McRea John, far 
McRea Roderick D, far 
McRea Mrs D wid, 
McRea Arehd, far and P M 
McRea Roderick, far 
Murchison Donald, far 
Murchison Mrs M wid, 
Murchison Mrs James wid, 
Murchison John, sea captain 
Murchison Simon, far 
Murchison Mrs M wid, 
Murchison John,lobtr factory 
Murchison John, far 
Murchison Angus, far 
Murchison Peter, sea captain 
Stewart Ronald, far 
Stewart James, far 
Squarbridge Henry, far 



PORTLAND, formerly known 
as Gallas Point located in 
Lot 50, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown 15 
Miles. Mails tri-weekly. 

Carroll George, far 
Carey Patrick, far 
Carey William, far 
Carey Richard, far 
Carrier Stephen, far 
Carrier John, far 
Carrier Peter, far 



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Cavanagh John, far 

( 'avanagh Miss M, teacher 

Crane George, ferryman 

Crane Thomas, far 
.Doule Patrick, teacher 

Doyle John, far 
Doyle Francis, far 
Doyle Thomas, far 
Fairclough Henry, far 
Haley Michael, far 
Ings Robert, far 
Mclnnis Martin, far 
Mclnnis Roderick, far 

9 Mclnnis Augustine, far 

Mclnnis John, far 
McKinnon Roderick, far 
McLeod Malcolm, far 
McLeod Alexander, far 
McPhee Martin, far 
McPhee Archibald, far 
McPhee Alexander, far 
Morrisey John, far 
J/orrisey Michael, far 
Morrisey Edward, far 
Mcrrisey Walter, far 

Murphy Joseph, far 
Mutch John, far 
Mutch Stewart, far 
Mutch Benjamin, far 
Mutch Robert, trader 
Nelson Hector, far 
Nelson Theophilus, far 
Nelson Frederick, far 
Nelson William, far 

Fraught George, far 
Praught Augustine, far 
Praught Peter, far 
Praught Neil, far 
Praught Mathias, blacksmith 
Tweedy John, far 



Tweedy Joseph, far 
'Young Thomas, far 
'Young Wellington, far 
Young Seym ore, far 
Young Hemy, far 
Young David, far 
'Young John, far 



PLEASANT VALLEY, a farm- 
ing settlement situated in Lot 
62 and 64, Queen's County. 
Post Office Address Iris. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Bain James, far 

Bain Daniel, far 

Bain Charles, far 

Beaton Angus, Postmaster 

(oiupton John, far 

Duncan Henry, far 
( Hume Charles, far 
>Hume John, merchant 

Hume Joseph, far 

Hume Capt Wellington 

Morrow John T, far 

McDonald John, far 
^McDonald. John, far 

McEachern Alexander, far 

McFadyen Archibald, far 
^McLaughlan Charles, far 

McLean John, far 

McLeod John, far 

McLeod Dougald, far 

McLeod James, far 

McLeod Art, far 

McLeod Robert, far 

McRea Duncan, far 

Nicholson Donald, far 
I Roberts Edwin, merchant 



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Mammoth Cider, White Wine & Malt Vinegar is the Best, 



Walters William.far 
Wheeler Henry., far 
Young Benjamin, peddler 
Young George, far 
Young George W, far 



PARK CORNER, a farming 
settlement located in Lot 20, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 30 miles. Mails 
tri- weekly. 

Bernard Samuel, far 
Bernard John, far 
Campbell Wm, far and miller 
Campbell Hugh, far 
Campbell John, far 
Campbell Alex, horse dealer 
Campbell William, far 
Cousins John, far 
Cousins James, far and P M 
Doyle Charles, far 
Doyle William, egg dealer 
Donalds William, far 
Duggan Jacob, far 
Duggan Patrick, far 
Duggan Christopher, far 
Duggan Michael, far 
Felch S, exporter of tish 
Montgomery Hon Senator 

Donald, far 
Montgomery H J, far 
Montgomery Jas, far 
Montgomery Cutbert, far- 
Murphy James, far 
Mclntosh Major, far 
McLeod A C, merchant 
McLeod Andrew, far 
McLeod John, far 



McLeod Capt George A, far 
McLeod Kenneth, far 
McLeod John, far 
Peters Joseph, far 
Peters Joseph, far 
Shean William, far 
Simmons James, merchant 
Sutherland Robert, far 



PLEASENT GROVE, a farming 
settlement located in Lot 34, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 10 miles. Mails 
Bi-weekly. 

Alexandra Miss Bessie, teachr 

Arbing James, far 

Clow James, far 

Connors Hugh, far 

Connors Moses, far 

Crockett John, far 

Crockett William, far 

Curran Jl/icliael, far 

Curran Thomas, far 

Curran John, far 

Curran Henry, far 

Curran William, far 

Dover John, far 

Doyle James, far 

Duck James, far 

Duck Wm H, far and P M 

Duck George, far 

Flynn Patrick, far 

Flynn John, far 

Furlong James, far 

Garnum Abram, far 

Gillis Andrew, far 

Hardy Isaac, far 

Hardy George, far 



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Seo. A, Troop & Go,, Mainmotli Vinegar Works, St. John, N, B, 



Hardy Henry, far 
Harper Ahram, far 
Harper Norton, far 
Hayes James, far 
Lamphier Terrance, far 
Lawlor John, far 
Mahar Richard, far 
Mat hews Uriah, far 
O'Brien John, mason 
McLeod George, far 
Turner Frederick, far 
West Tim, far 
Wyatt Edward, far 



POWNAL, a village located in 
Lot 49, Queen's County. Dis- 
tant from Charlottetown !' 
miles. Mails daily. 

Acorn Sephus, far 
Acorn Cameron, far 
Acorn John, far 
Acorn Wm L, far 
Acorn Wm, far and mil lei- 
Bos wall Albert, far 
Bos wall Samuel, far 
Bos wall Henry, far 
Brown Mrs D, wid 
Brown Daniel, far 
Brown James, carpenter 
Cannon Patrick, far 
Carron Patk, far 
Carver Wm, blacksmith 
Carver Lemuel, blacksmith 
Carver Richard, far 
Carver George, harness maker 
Carver Samuel, far 
Campbell Ada, boarding house 
Curlie Philip, butcher 



Drake Mrs W H, wid 
Drake S F, far 
I Drake G W, far 
| Drake John R 
Dunn Peter, far 
Enman Mrs R, wid 
En man Robert, far 
; Gay Geo V, Seedsman 
* Gay J J, seedsman 

Albert, far 

Nathaniel, far and trader 
Gay Samuel, far 
Green Peter, laborer 
Haley Mrs John, wid 
Haley John, carpenter 
Haley Joseph, far 
Haley Frank, blacksmith 
; faley Michael, far 
i;igs Aaron, far 
Jardine Joseph, carriage Wdr 
-! .-inline Nathaniel, carriage 

builder 

Jardine. Wm, far 
Jenkins George, far 
Jonkins Alfred, far 
Jenkins Geo, jr, far 
J (.MI kins Richard, far 
Jenkins Nicholson, laborer 
Jones David, far 
Jones Wm, far 
Jones George, far 
Jones James far 
Judson Wm, blacksmith 
Lane Wm R, far 
Lane Henry, far 
Law Murton, far 
Lane Phillip, far 
Lane Isaac, far 
Lane Silas, far 
Lane Wm, jr, far 



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Mammoth Vinegar Works, St, John, 5, B, GEO - A - TROOP & co ' 



'McCallum Duncan, trader 
McDonald Christie, Miss 
McEachern Miss M, teacher 
McMillan Richard, far 
McRae Alex, far 
McRae Jas, wheelwright 
Mitchell David, laborer 
Moore J R, store keeper and 

postmaster 
Moore Alex F, far 
Fraught Francis, shoemaker 
Fraught John, far 
Fraught Jas, far 
Fraught Joseph, far 
Fraught Francis, far 
Fraught Joseph, 
Fraught Daniel, far 
Robinson James jr, far 
Robinson James, far 
Smith John, far 
Smith Richard, trader 
Steel Rev Geo, Meth Minister 
Stanley G A, shoemaker 
Thomson Win A, teacher 
White John Sewant 
Wood Edward, far and trader 
Wood John, far 
Wood Theophilus M, far 
W T ood Erwin, far 
Wood Henry, butcher 
Yates James, shoemaker 



RIVERDALE, a farming settle- 
ment located in Lot 30, 
Queen's County. Distant from 
Charlottetown 13 miles. Mails 
semi-weekly, 

Breaky Robert, far 



Proprietors. 



Breaky Isaiah, far 
Breaky James, far 
Callaghan Michael, far 
Cann James, far 
Cann James, far 
Cann Thomas H, far 
Malone John, far 
Malone Francis, far 
Me Arthur Alexander, tailor 
McCaffrey Patrick, far 
McFadyen Donald, far 
McFadyen Peter, far 
McFadyen Neil, far 
McFadyen Charles, far 
McFadyen John Angus, far 
McFadyen Alexander, far 
McFadyen Archibald, far 
McFadyen Peter, far 
MeFadyen John, far 
McQuarrie Donald, 
McQuarrie Laughlin, far 
McQuaid John, far 
McQuaid William, far 
McQuaid Thomas, far 
McQuaid Edward, far 
McQuaid John, far 
McPhee Edward, far 
McPhee Duncan, far 
McPhee Angus, far 
McNevin John, far 
McLeod John J, far 
McLeod Murdock, far 
McKinnon Archibald, tailor 
McKinnon Charles, far 
McKinnon Peter, tailor 
McKinnon John, far 
McKinnon Malcolm, tailor 
McKinnon Neil, far 
Murray James, far 
Murray James A, far 



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Osburn John, far 
Osburn Joseph, far 
Osburn Thomas, far 
Osburn William, far 
Paul Henry, tailor 
Rodgerson Josiah, tailor 
Sinnott George, laborer 

ROCKY POINT, situated in Lot 
65, Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 4 miles. 
Mails tri-weekly. Connected 
with Charlottetown by sail 
ferry boat. 

Alchorn James, far 
Alchorn William, far 

Burdett Thomas, far 

Burdett Richard, merchant 

Dowling Abraham, far 

Dow ling Patrick, far 

Doyle Thomas, far 

Ferguson William, far 

Ferguson Malcolm, far 

Foley William, far 

Foley James T, far 

Griffin Thomas, far 

Hogan Roderick, far 

King Michael, far 

Lannon John, far 

Murphy John M, 

Murphy Lawrence, 
> Murphy John E, 

Murphy John P, far 

Mutch William, far 

McKie William, far 

McKinnon Donald, far 

McKinnon James, far 

McKinnon Malcolm, far 



McKinnon John M 3 far 
McLean Archd, blacksmith 

M.clvinnon Juhn, far 

McKinnon Laughlin, far 

McLeod Robert, far 
McMahon William, 

Me Mali on far 

McMillan Ewen, far 

McNVill Neil, far 

ScofTPat, far 
'Smith John, Postmaster 

Smith Frank, far 

Smith George, far 

Webster John, far 
i Webster Horatio, far 



RONA, a farming settlement 
situated in Lot 60 and 62, 
Queen's County. Distant 
from Charlottetown 38 miles. 
Mails bi-weekly. 
* 

Gill is Donald, far 

Gillis Norman, 

Nicholson Armichel, merchnt 

Nicholson James, far 

McKenzie Norman, far and 

t master 
McLeod Mary J, teacher 

, Donald A, far 
>d Norman, far 
'od Alexander, far 

>d John N. far 
McLeod John < C,' far 
McLeod James, far 
McLeod Donald F, far 
McLeod Neil, far 
^ietYueen William, far 
McQueen John, far 



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McRea Alexander, far 
Matheson Duncan, far 
Morrison Donald, far 
Morrison Jonathan, far 

Ross William, far 
Ross "Peter, far 



ROYALTY JUNCTION. Dis- 
tant from Chnrlottetown 5 
miles. Post Office Address 
Charlottetown. 

Brycnton John, far 
Cooper W, laborer 
Dixon George, far 
Dixon John, far 
Diamond A, section man 
Heckburt M, section foreman 
Henderson H,section foreman 
Jackson George, far 
McDonald J S, Sfa master 
Prowse S K, far 



ROSE VALLEY, Ipcated in Lot 
67, Queen's County . Distant 
from Charlottetown r8 miles. 
Mails tri-weekly. 

Bethune James, far 
Dixon Robert, miller 
Dixon (i('ori;v, far 
Edwards B, far 
Gillis/Mrs wid, A 
Gillis Mrs wid, Malcolm 
Gillis Roderick, far 
Gillis Ewen, far 
Matheson John, far 
Matheson Mrs wid, John 



' Matheson Roderick, far 
I Matheson Malcolm, far 
Matheson John, far 
Matheson Neil, far 
Monau'han Thomas, far 
McDonald Donald, far 
i McDonald Kenneth, far 
McDonald Peter, far 
McDonald Angus, far 
! McDonald Mrs wid, John 
McDonald Murdock ; far 
McDonald James, far 
McKinnon James, far 
McKenzie Mrs J, Postmistress 
McKenzie Duncan, far 
McKenzie -John, far 
McKenzie Murdock, far 
McKenzie John M, far 
McKenzie John, far 
McKenzie Donald, far 
McKenzie William, far 
McKinnaJy John, far 
McKinnon John, far 
McLean John, far 
McLeod Malcolm, far 
McLeod Donald, far 
McLeod John, far 
McLeod John, far 
McNeill Mrs wid, Angus 
Nicholson Donald N, far 
Nicholson James, far 
Stewart John, far 
Todd Robert, far 
Todd James, far 
Trawsdale Joseph, far 



Ask your Grocer for " Granulated Soap," 



QUEEN S COUNTY. 



339 



Medals awarded SJeo, A. Troop & Co,, Paris 1876, PMla, 1878, 



RUSTICO, a village situated in 
Lot 24, Queen's County. 
Distant from Charlottetown 
1 6 miles. Mails tri-weekly. 



Bank of Rustieo 

Bourke Timothy, carpenter 
Bourke Rev A E. R C 
Blanchard Gracilien, far 
Bun tin John, far 
Buritin Benjamin, far 
Clark Lemuel, far 
Convent Notre Dame 
Coles Stephen, 
Coulson James, teacher 
(Voswell Robert, blacksmith 
Croswell Mrs James wid, 
Croswell Charles, far 
Douce tt Bruno, far 
Douce tt Joseph, far 
Doucett Fadel, far 
Gautier Celestine, teacher 
Gallant Joseph, merchant 

and Postmaster 
Gallant Archibald, far 
Gallant Georg