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HALIFAX
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lAIN STREET,
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1890.
YARMOUTH
TOWN DIRECTORY
INCLUDING
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With Statistical and Other Information.
For Index see Colored Sheet
PRINTED FOR OOMPILRR :
AT THE YARMOUTH TIMES JOB OPFICJC,
1890.
35 (
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HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY
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PI^BPAGB.
THE Town of Yarmouth, as comprised within the
limits recognized in the following Directory, is
second only to the city of Halifax, in Nova Scotia, in popu-
lation ; and it probably holds the same relative position in
the aggregate wealth of its population. By a careful cal-
culation made by the compiler of this Directory, that popu-
lation is computed at — in round numbers — 8000 souls.
A large proportion of the property owned in the place con-
sists of shipping. Indeed, the port and town of Yarmouth,
in proportion to its population, owns more shipping tonnage
than any other port in the Dominion of Canada. On the
1st day of January, 1890, its shipping amounted, in the
aggregate, to 103,125 tons. Of late years, Yarmouth has
become somewhat noted for the enterprise and activity
displayed in the development of its manufacturing indus-
tries. Of this, ample evidence may be gathered from the
following pages. Its trade is brisk, healthy, and growing,
as the following table, compiled from official returns, will
show:
Year ending
June 30.
Imports.
Exports.
Duty Paid.
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
$515,362
487,721
476,391
518,826
644,055
674,974
$627,909
509,806
459,869
668,624
770,157
675,729
$80,732.21
85,038.86
75,900.57
80,863.38
95,520.69
93,014.76
It will thus be seen that the aggregate trade of Yarmouth
for six years amounted to $7,029,423, or (excepting the
three capital cities) greater by over a million dollars than
that of any other pott in the maritime provinces.
Yarmouth has direct steam communication, every com-
fort and facility ensured, with Boston, U.S., with St. John,
N.B , with Halifax and the intermediate ports, and with
ports in Digby County. In the course of the current year
(1890), it will be in unbroken communication by railway
with Halifax, and thus will be connected with the great
railway system, not only of Canada, but of all Korth
America.
Yarmouth contains 13 places of public worship, viz. : —
2 Church of England, 2 Roman Catholic, 3 Close
Comniuniton Baptist, 1 Free Will Baptist, 2 W*isleyan
Methodist, 1 Presbyterian, 1 Congregationalist, and 1
African Methodist Episcopal. The educational interests
of its youth are looked after by a County Academy, and 4
large section schools, besides several private schools.
Yarmouth is prettily situated upon gently undulating
ground, slightly elevated above the tidal waters of its
harbor. Its buildings, although mainly constructed of
wood, are, for the most part, of a substantial character ;
and its dwellings, in the greater number of instances,
betoken a degree of thrift and good taste, in the dwellers,
which enable Yarmouth to compare more than favorably
with other Canadian towns of equal population.
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MASONIC :
HiBAM Lodge, A. F. & A. M., meets in Keith Hall,
(Eakins Building) first Monday of every month.
Scotia Lodge, A. F. & A. M., meets in Scotia Hall»
(Lovitt's Building) third Monday of every month.
Union Chapter, Eoyal Arch Masons, meets in Keith
Hall (Eakins Building) fourth Thursday of every month.
ODDFELLOWS :
Diamond Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., meets in Oddfellow's
Hall (Bingay's Building) every Thursday.
TEMPEEANCE :
Milton Division, S. of T., meets in Division Hall,
Milton, every Monday evening.
Scotia Temple of Honor, meets in Division Hall,
Milton, every Thursday.
Southern Beacon Lodge, I. O. 6. T., meets in Lodge
room, St. Julian Hall, South End, every Monday.
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Abbott Byron, maister mariner, 28 Seminary
Acland William, tailor, 323 Main, resides 5 Townshend
Adams Henry, at woollen mill, 33 Church
Adams Margaret, widow of James, 18 Argyle
Advent Christian Hall, 343 Main
Agricultural Warehouse, 204 Main
Alder Ed., consrvt'ry and garden, 31 John; resd. 42 Parade
Alexander Miss, spinster, 396 Main
Allen Alfred W., accountant, 493 Main
Allen Benjamin, cooper. Church, east of R. C. cemetery
Allen Caroline, widow of Wm., 24 Starr's Road
Allen Charles, foundry man, 89 Parade
Allen Daniel, laborer, J Bond
Allen Edward, grocer, 551 and 553 Main, resd. at 509
Afcen Edward, master mariner, 2 Queen
Allen Ernest, laborer, Church, east of R. C. cemeter}'^
Allen Frederick, expressman, 11 High
Allen George, blacksmith, 17 East
Allen George, janitor Methodist church. Grove
Allen George, laborer, Cook's lane, off Vancouver
Allen George F., carpenter, 127 Argyle
Allen Henry, at cotton mill, 35 Vancouver
Allen James, com'r of highways, Chestnut, nr Wetmore
Allen Lewis, farmer, 171 Argyle
Allen Marian, spinster, 492 Main
Allen Robert, master mariner, 491 Main
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;r^IS ^ JOI^SHALL,
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IBIB, U.D. AKTHUR HOBBFALL, PHS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
.SELLERS, STATI0NERS
AND
CY G00DS DEALERS,
ALSO DEALERS IN
3 Dl^UGS,
CQedigines
AND
@HEMI6ALS,
STS' SUNDRIES, PERFUMERY, &C.
seriptions Carefully Prepared,
SON BLOEK, YARMOUTH, N. S.^
BDERB BT HAIL FBOKPTLT ATTEKDBD TO.
MINARD'8 FAMILY PJLL8 are the best Liver Pills.
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Allen William, mason, 215 Main
Allen William, carpenter, north Pleasant
Allen William, cooper, 6 Ryerson
Allen William, laborer, Pleasant, near Forest
Allen William, truckman, 16 Carlton
All Saints school house, 15 Herbert
Ambrose St., church, Roman Catholic, 22 Barnard
Ambrose St., church, (new) R. C, Albert, N. W. cor Green
Ambrose St., Society, 221 Main
American Express Office, 347 Main
Anderson John C, farmer, 185 Argyle
Andrews Martha E., widow of William, 22 Water
Anderson Mrs., second-hand dealer, 161 Main
Anderson Thomas, mason, boards New England Hotel
Archibald Capt., Salvation Army quarters, 2 Tooker
Archibald Erskine, mill owner, 9 Cliff
Arthur George, printer, north Pleasant
Ashe Daniel, engine driver, W. C. railway, 410 Main
Atchison James, master mariner, 225 Main
Atkins James A., seaman, 468 Water
Atkins Mrs., widow of Ambrose, 2 Church
Atwood Elisha, carpenter, 5 Fairmount
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309 GO TO 309.
FOR
Fine Boots and Shoes,
Slippers, Rubbers, etc.
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE
♦•DANE'S $2.00 DOUGLA.S BOOT,-«
Over 300 pairs Bold within a short time, and every pair given
satisfaction.
DANE'S $1.00 FINE KID BOOT
Takes the lead.
DANE'S $3.60 CA.LF BALS. AND CONGRESS.
DANE'S $3.00 CALF BALS. AND CONGRESS
Are the host goods ever offered for the money.
DANE'S WATERPROOF GRAIN TONGUE
LONG BOOTS.
Something new, and
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED WATERPROOF.
I have on ha/idi)he largest stoch of fine Rubbers of
all hinds and Rubber Boots, ever kept by me.
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Bailey John S., shoemaker, 37 Argyle
Bain Alexander, Livery Stables, 18 to 32 John, resd. 36
Bain James, Livery Stables, 34 John
Baker Amos, fisherman, 15 East
Baker Andrew, laborer, 5 Huston
Baker Deborah, widow of Ellis, 48 Beacon
Baker Grace, music teacher, 1 9 Jenkins
Baker James G., carpenter, 36 Hawthorn, rsd 20 Carlton
Baker James E., laborer, 103 Argyle
Baker W., clerk, 18 Willow
Baker John, carpenter, 18 Willow
Baker Hon. Loran E., merchant, &c., office Baker's^
wharf, resd. Beacon House, Beacon and Main streets
Baker Mary Edith, widow of Norman, 9 Beacon
Baker Michael P., tinsmith, 18 Hawthorn
Baker Thomas C, lighthouse keeper, 103 Argyle
Bank, Dominion Savings, 2 John
Bank, Exchange, 349 Main
Bank of Nova Scotia, 329 Main
Bank of Yarmouth, 320 Main
eo I Barr F. A., carpenter, 435 Main
Barrett Geo. A., barber and hairdresser, 283 Main
Baker's w:harf (steamboat) and T wharf, ent. to, 176 Water
Baker's north wharf, entrance 189 Water
Baptist Church, First, 346 to 360 Main
Baptist Church, Free, 31 William
Baptist Church, Milton, 11 Elm
Baptist Parsonage, Milton, 3 Elm
Barbour Emma J., widow of Thomas, 33 Parade
Bath Robert, laborer, 15 Chester
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geadj-made flothing,
Jatd, and gap*,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
Baker's Block, No. 325 Main Street,
YARMOUTH, N. S.
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Bath Charles, carpenter, 38 Starr's road
Bath Hugh, nickel plater, 38 Starr's road
Baxter John, insurance agent, 14 Kirk ' "
Beacon Lodge, Southern, 112 Main
Beals John, stevedore, 76 Water
Bell Bertha, widow of Samuel Francis, 64 Forest
Bell Dr. George, general practitioner, 373 Main
Bennett Kose, widow of Andrew, 8 Barnard
Bent George, laborer, 3 Marshall's lane
Bent Joseph, laborer, 3 Marshall's lane
Bent Norman H., master mariner, 40 Argyle
BeiTy George, laborer, Clements avenue
Beveridge Hugh, night watchman, 443 Main
Beveridge Hugh, master mariner, 13 Starr's road
Beveridge Eobert, foundryman, 14 Whipple
Beveridge Sarah, widow of Ephraim, 72 Starr's road
Bingay George, barrister (T. V. B. Bingay & Sons), 12 Argyle
Bingay J. Went., barrister (T. V. B. Bingay & Sons 34 Cliff
Bingay Jacob, shipowner, 190 Main, ofl5ce 256
Bingay T. V. B., barrister (T. V. B. Bingay & Sons), 33
Forest and 20 Cumberlard
Bingay T. V. B., jr., clerk Exchange Bank, 61 William
Bingay's Building, entrance 256 Main
Bingay T. V. B. & Sons, barristers, &c., 214 Main
Bird Martin, at gas works, 1 Fifth lane
Book Bindery, Yarmouth, J. M. Lawson, prop,. 9 Jenkins
Bond Mrs. Joseph B., 231 Main
Bpnanza shop, J. Miller, manager, 357 Main
Boston Marine Insurance building, 212 to 216 Main
Boston Marine Irsurance Office, 216 Main
Boudreau Albert, seaman, 9 Hawthorn
Boudrot Marthe, widow of Hilaire, 15 Argyle
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JOSEPH A. SMITH,
HiRRISTER AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER IN THE SUPREME
AND COUNTY COURTS
rOB THE COITKTIES OF YABMOVTH AND DIGBY.
Agent for reliahle Marine, Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance Companies.
Agent for tbe following first-claBs Mercantile ft Collection Companies :
THE CANADIAN,
READE,
WILLIE,
band & mcnally.
Office. No, 323 Main Street,
BAKER'S BLOCK, YARMOUTH, N. S.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
I make a specialty of seiriQg a good, boQest, senriGoabte apd stylisi;
class of goods for all the people at a very clieap price.
I ALSO KEEP A STOCK OF
LADIES' FINE FRENCH AND DONGOLA
KID BOOTS^
And Men's Fine French Calf and Cordovan Hand-sewed
Boots and Shoes.
AT THE DIAMOND FRONT,
289 Main Street, Corner Brown Street.
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Boucher Simon, ship carpenter, 12 Store lane
Bourbine Charles, carpenter, 13 Barnard court
Boudy John, sailmaker, 7 Porter's lane
Bower Addison, agent, 140 Main
Bowers Daniel, laborer, 18 Queen
Bowers Ernest, laborer, 170 Main
Bowers Fraser, laborer, 172 Main
Bown Thomas S., customs surveyor, 79 Prince
Boyd Benjamin, carpenter, 6 Moody's lane
Boyd Charles, laborer, 170 Main
Boyd Jacob, moulder, 13 Eyerson
Boyd James, seaman, 4 Adelaide
Boyd Mary, widow of James, 10 Adelaide
Boyd Samuel, mariner, 42 Starr's road
Boyd William, gardener, 441 Main
Buis Benjamin, laborer, 14 Queen
Burridge Ambrose, carpenter, 19 Barnard (couit)
Business College, J. W. Walsh, teacher, 355 Main
Butler Richard, laborer, 18 Barnard
Butler & Haley, furniture warehouse, 2 Argyle
Building and Loan Society, Yarmouth, oflSce 308 Main
Burns Annie, widow of Martin, boarding house, 465 Main
Burns Lewis, painter, 467 Main
Bums L. M., paper hanger, 395 Main
Burridge Lawrence, at cotton mill, 7 Chestnut
Burrill Catherine, widow of William, 573 and 575 Main
Burrill Dorcas, dressmaker, 579 Main
Bunill Henry, farmer, 577 Main
Burrill Henry, jr., general dlr., 555 Main, resd. Starr's rd.
Burrill Gordon M., 75 Vancouver
Burrill Hannah L., widow of Joseph, 75 Vancouver
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University Neiv Torky Class 1873.
MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT MARINE HOSPITAL
SECRETARY BOARD OF HEALTH.
CORONER, ETC.
Office : 247 Main Street.
Eesidence : 249 Main Street.
YARMOUTH, N. S.
Perry & Peterkin,
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Under Hotel Lome.
Minard's Liniment is used by all Horsemen and Stable Keepers
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Burrill Israel, shipowner, 571 Main
Burrill James, merchant, Wetmore
Burrill-Johnson Company, iron works, foundry, shipyard
and wharf, 267 to 305 Water
BurrillJoseph P., jr., prov. d'lr, 276 Main, rsd. 47 Stan-'s rd.
Burrill Judson, Wetmore
Burrill Samuel, farmer, 577 Main
Burrill William, moulder, 540 Main
Burrill William, merchant and shipowner, 55 Elm
Burrill Wm. & Co., general dealers, 565 Main
Burton James, manager gas works, 475 Main
Butler Albert, boatbuilder, 36 Water, rcsd 89 Main
Butler James, carpenter, 542 Main
Butler Trueman E., carpenter, Bain's road
Byeis Charles, truckman, 17 Highstreet place
Byrne Jane, widow, 504 Main
Black Sinclair, bandmaster, boards Yarmouth Hotel
Blauvclt Job, carpenter, 5 Doane
Brackett William., barber and hairdresser, 246 Main, resd.
52 Alma
Brannen James M., fisherman, 12 Starr's road
Blethen Charles, foundryman, 374 Main
Brideeo Edward, gardener, 6 Carlton
Brignell Janies, Supt. W. C. Railway, 478 Main
Brooksido House and grounds, Parade, S. E. corner
Clements Avenue
Brown Andrew, wool carder, 64 Main
Brown Arthur AY., clerk Bank Yarmouth, 17 Vancouver
Brow^n Charles, painter (Brown & Smith), 30 Cliff
Brown Charles E., retired merchant, 17 Vancouver
Brow^n Charles F., manager Telephone Ex., 17 Vancouver
Brown Eleanor, widow of Amos B., Wetmore
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Cook & Stoneman,
Wholesale and Retail
Our Stock is always well assorted with the latest
novelties as well as everything in
HOUSE FURNISHINGS, &c.
We make a specialty of all hinds of
DRY GOODS
ivhich IV e guarantee to supply to our custodiers
at the lowest possible prices.
OUR STOCK OF
Curtain Poles, Curtains, Carpets, &c.
IS VERY LARGE.
We make it a point to always keep up the assortment.
Customers can rely on seeing a good stock at all
seasons of the year.
COOK & STONEMAN.
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Brown Elizabeth, widow of Robert, 18 Kirk
Brown Ellen, widow of Hon. Stayley, 36 Cumberland
Brown Ellen H.. widow of Geo. W., 30 Elm
Brown Emily, widov^ of Samuel, 57 Cliff
Brown Hattie M., spinster, 4 Summer
Brown John, overseer at Cotton mill, Bain's road
Brown Joseph J., master mariner, 26 Willow
Brown Miles, at organ factory, 9 Kirk
Brown Eobert Balfour, watchmaker and jeweller, 259
Main, resides 188
Brown Sarah, widow of Robert, 429 Main
Brown Sarah B., widow of Edward, 4 Summer
Brown T. B., watchmaker and jeweller, 304 Main, resides
north end Clements Avenue
Brown William Henry, engraver, 188 Main
Brown William V., insurance agent, 329 Main, resd 41 Alma
Brown & Smith, painters, 230 Main
Bruce Mrs. M., milliner, 282 Main
Brush Benjamin, fisherman, 140 water
Bryant Charles A., accountant, 7 Public lane
niiiard'8 Unimeiit is the BEST Remedy for Neuralgia, etc.
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295 MAIN STREET,
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Are shown in all the leading Fabrics and Styles.
All-Silks, Silk Stripes and Wefts, Oxiords,
Madras, Camljridgp, Zephyrs and
r^^nfU <^la»'l'?l ^hiits.
ALSO,
All the leading styles in Neck Wear,
OOLUES, CUPFS, HATS, CAPS, k, &c,
k.^ JAS. L. CROSBY.
Minard^s Liniment is the BEST Remedy for T<(eural^ia, etc.
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Caie Eobert, barrister, 329 Main, read. 46 Vancouver
Cain George, laborer, 4 McManus
Cain George, machinist, 12 William
Cain J. H., shoemaker, 412 Main
Cain James, jr., master m:iriner, 74 Main
Cain Samuel, farmer, 142 Main
Cain Stephen, carpenter, 23 Queen
Cain Thomas, laborer, 8 Starr's road
Cameron A., principal Yarmouth seminary, 62 William
Cameron William, tailor, 20 Bay view (or Baker)
Campbell Colin, seaman, 65 Prince
Campbell J. E., quarryman, 6 Flats lane
Campbell William S., customs dept.. Parade, E. of cemetery
Cann Anthony J., bookkeeper, 8 elm
Cann Augustus, master mariner, 84 Vancouver
Cann Charles, clerk, 40 Vancouver
Cann E. B., tailor and furnisher, 325 Main, resd. 13 Alma
Cann Elizabeth, widow of James, 22 North Alma, corner
Brunswick
Cann George, master mariner, 54 Tooker
Cann George, master mariner, 537 JIain
Cann H. E., shipowner, 57 William
Cann IT. W., grocer and provision dealer, 484 and 486
Main, resd., 2 Summer
Cann Hugh & Co., shipowners, tugboat owners, 217 Water
Cann Hugh D., master mariner, 90 Vancouver
Cann Joseph, master mariner, 537 Main
Jffinard's Honey Balsam is sure to cure an obstinate Congh.
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HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA.
Containing 50 per cent, of Pure Norwegian Oil and one grain each
of H3rpophosphites of Lime and Soda to the Teaspoonful,
AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption
and all Diseases attended with Loss
of Flesh and Strength.
PREPARED ONLY BY
A. J. McCallum, Druggist, 303 Main St.
BANCROFT'S
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Sarsaparilla, Burdock, Stillingia, Dock, Clover, and other
powerful alteratives enter into this composition.
pN €X6BLIiBNJIt SPP^ING QbDIGINB
For the cure of Scrofulous Affections, Eruptions and Skin Diseases
Pimp'es, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tetter, Salt Rheum,
Ulcers, Sores and Rheumatism.
PREPARED BY
A. I McGALLUM, Druggist, 303 Main Street,
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Usft MINARD'S LINIMENT for Rheumatism, etc.
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Cann Lyman E., master mariner, Grove
Cann Miner C, master mariner, 77 Prince
Cann Thcmas, mariner, 21 Butler
Cann's wharf, entrance to 215 Water
Caperon John, laborer, 3 Lewis lane
Carey Charles, job printing office, 7 John, resd. 49 Cliflf
Carr Thomas, boiler maker, 6 Stqte lane
Carpet beating, Yarmouth Steam Co , 1 to 7 Haskell
Carroll Martin, Carroll street, near cemeteiy rear gate
Carroll William, mason, 70 Main
Carvin H. •D., master mariner, 281 Main
Carter Thomas, gas works, 3 Pearl
Caskey William, retired truckman, 93 Main
Catlin Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, 4 Brown
Clark John, machinist, 17 Chester
Clarke Emma, widow of Eben, 4 Gardner
Clements Anne, widow of Simon, 15 Barnard (court)
Clements Edgar N., barrister, Boston Marine Building,
resd 68 Prince
Clements E. Frank, manager Merchants & Manufacturers
Co., 308 Main, boards 465
Clements Emily, spinster, Brookside Honse
Clements James E., bookkeeper Yarmouth St-eamship Co.,
36 Seminary
Clements N. K , cattle feed dealer, 1 1 John, resd. 294 Main
Cleveland William, foundryman, 376 Main
Cleveland Thomas, carpenter, Forest, east of Haley road
Chase William A., agent.Yarmouth Steamship Co., 44 Cliff
Chipman Agnes, school teacher, 466 Main
Chipman. Emily, widow, 466 Main
Chipman Lewis, barrister (Corning & Chipman), 30
Church, Strawberry Villa
Chute Hiram E., (Chute, Hall & Co.) 72 Alma
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JOSEPH R. WYMAN
LEA.DENG DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
ddmg,|cc., ^-c.
Children's Carriages
A SPECIALTY.
NOVELTIES IN
Rattan Goods,
Furniture, Etc.
Goods Shipped Free of Charge for export
FROM
Wyman's Furniture Rooms
Opp. Bank of Yarmouth.
MINARD'S FAMILY PILLS are the best Liyer Pills.
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Christie George D., 573 and 575 Main
Christie Kate, spinster, 573 and 575 Main
Christie Jane, widow of Dr. A., 573 and 575 Main
Chumblee Abraham J., farmer, Jervis
Church Margaret, widow of Charles Wm., 74 Alma
Church, First Baptist, 34(5 to 350 Main
Church, Free Baptist, 93 William
Church, Providence, Methodist, 138 Main
Church, St. Ambrose (new), Roman Catholic, Albert,
west corner Green
Church, St. Ambrose (old), Roman Catholic, 22 Barnard
Church, Milton Baptist, 11 Elm.
Church of St. John, Presbyterian, 2 Kirk
Church, Tabernacle, Congregationalist, 360 Main.
Church, Temple (Baptist), 45 Argyle.
Church of Holy Trinity, Anglican, 64 William.
Church Wesley (Methodist) 462 Main
Churchill George, shipwright, north Pleasant
Churchill George, expressman, 446 Main
Churchill Henry, furniture painter, boards 425 Main
Churchill Henry, farmer, Starr's road, near Haley road
Churchill Israel, carpenter, 20 Alma
Churchill Jacob, carpenter, 32 Starr's road
Churchill Jacob, foundryman, 14 Starr's road
Churchill J., painter and glazier, 3 First street
Churchill James, porter, north Pleasant
Churchill John, painter, 20 Alma
Churchill John S., master mariner, 8 Worth
Churchill Joseph, carpenter, 2 Butler
Churchill Letitia, widow of Wm., 413 Main
Churchill Murray, foundryman, 421 Main
Churchill Rufus, house mover, Wetmore
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VICTORIA
Steam Laundry,
25 JOHN STREET,
OPP. TIMES OFFICE.
Save Trouble in HOUSE-CLEANING
by sending your curtains, blinds,
etc., to the Laundry.
Gents' and Ladies' Linen
Done up in first-class style, jjromptly, at
moderate prices.
SHIRTS,. COLLARS AND CUFFS
A SPECIALTY.*
ALL GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.
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Churchill Eupert, farmer, Starr's road, east of Pleasant
Churchill Samuel, laborer, 487 Water
Churchill William, tinsmith, 53 Albert
Churchill & Wetmore, plumbers, gasfitters, &c., 133 Main
Coaldwell Arthur W., confectionery, etc, 285 Main,
resides 39 John
Coaldwell Marsden, Customs inspector, 39 John
Cobb Luther L., moulder, 49 Alma
Coffee Rooms, W. C. T. U., 191 Water
Cole Dermot, coachbuilder, 15 Hawthorn
Collier John, laborer, 12 Church
Commercial wharf, entrance to. 111 Water
Comeau Eleazer, shoemaker, 557 Main
Comean Frank, clerk W. C. E., boards 7 Chestnut
Comeau Joseph, carpenter, 1 Doane
Congregationalist church (Tabernacle), 360 Main
Cook Albert, truckman, .101 Main
Cook Albert, jr , truckman, 101 Main
Cook Caleb, cooper, 41 Argyle
Cook David, night watchman, 15 Queen
Cook David S., carpenter, 2 Crescent
Cook Elisha, painter and glazier, 37 South-East
Cook Eliza, widow of David, 199 Main
Cook Frank C, laborer, rear of 8 Lewis lane
Cook Frank (J., truckman, 99 Main
Cook Georp^e, mason, 173 Argyle
Cook George L., teamster, 62 Main
Cook George L., laborer, 49 Vancouver
Cook H., truckman, 11 Doane
Cook Herman, laborer, 20 Hawthorn
Cook James, teamster, 4 Kempt
The nicest and cleanest Hair-dressing is HINARD'S LINIMENT.
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LINCOLN & WILLIAMS.
DEALERS IN
Stoves, Sinks, Hollow and Enamelled
Ware, Coal Hods, Kitchen Furnishing
Goods, Grates and Mantels, Canary
Bird Cages, &c.
MANUFACTURERS OP
in\^/'arc and Sheet Iron.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AGENCY BURRELL-J0HN80N CO.'S STOVES.
MAIN ST., YARMOUTH, N. S.
WATER STREET EMPORIUM.
nnnnrnirQ— FLOUR, meal, middlings, pork, lard,
unUULniLO MOLASSES, and all kinds of groceries at bot-
torn prices.
9HIP PH&Nni FRY ^^ ^^^ ^i^^^j and Ships' Stores.
QnnTC AUn OUnCC^^^arge assortment to select from.
DUU I HNU OnULO Substantial, well finished and extra
value. Bought right and for sale
low.
riDV nnnriQ— Wliite and Grey Cottons, Flannels, Dress Ma-
UllI UUUUu terial, Shirting, and all kinds of Staple Dry
Goods.
Leather, Lime, Bricks, Plaster, Cement, Lumber,
Shingles, etc.
J. M. DAVIS,
Water Street, foot of Brown Street.
Hioard's Uniment is the BEST Remedy for Nearalg^a, etc
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Cook Manassah, carpenter, 8 Crescent
Cook M. P., merchant (Cook & Stoneman), 36 Collins
Cook Walter, retired farmer, 33 Argyle
Cook Howard S., photographer, 43 Forbes
Cook & Cleveland, carpenters and b'lders, 115 to 121 Water
Cook & Stoneman, dry goods, 327 Main
Cooper Eev. C. F., Free Baptist, 101 Main
Co-Operative Co., Farmers* & Citizens' shop, 306 and 310
Main
Corbett Mary, widow, 21 Argyle
Cordova Leather Works, 100 to 104 Water
Corning John R, retired merchant, 59 Forest
Coming Bowman, master mariner, 78 Vancouver
Corning Horatio, painter, 312 Main, resd. 50 Beacon
Coming John B. B., clerk, 59 Forest
Coming Mrs., widow of Nelson A., 404 Main
Coming Thomas E., barrister (Coming & Chipman), 14 Kirk
Coming & Chipman, barristers, &c., Eakins Building, 308
Main
Comwall John, waterman, 161 Water
Cosman Eliakim, truckman, 23 Barnard lane
Cosman Mary, widow of James 36 Vancouver
Cosman Nathan, laborer, 5 Hawthom
Cottreau Henri, laborer, 8 Haskell
Court House, 338 to 342 Main
Craig John A., druggist, 260 Main, cor. John, resd. 1 John
Coward Thomas, seaman, 5 Lewis avenue
Crawford Eobert, brassfounder (Pendrigh & Crawford) 52
Prince
Crawley Henry, works at organ factory, 183 Main
Crawley Euth, widow of Joseph, 183 Main
CoU in the Head cored by MINARD'8 UNISBIIT.
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A. W, COALDWELL'S
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LUNCHROOMS.
(ShOIGE ^ONREGmiONBI^Y.
THE FINEST DO^IESTIC AND IMPORTED
CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &c.
A FINE STOCK OF
_ SCOT ip 3H^P0]1
Oysters from the Shell,
By the qt. for family use.
DELICIOUS
ICE CREAM
AH Flavors, by the Quart or Gnllon.
TEMPERANCE DRINKS.
T}\e largest assortment of Summer Drini<8 sold in Nova Scotia.
AGENT FOR
Mt. Washiugtoii Brain and ISTerv^e Restor-
ative, Ginger Ale, Bottled Soda.
285 MAIN STREET, YARMOUTH, N, S.
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Clencleuuinff Thomas, master mariner, 52 Forbes
Critcher Henry, dyer, 107 Main
Crosby Araos B., carpenter, 48 South-east
Crosby A. K., general dealer, 125 Main, resd. 7 Lewis avenue
Crosby Mrs., widow, 7 Barnard
Crosby Benjamin, carpenter, 2 Lewis Avenue
Crosby I)ennis, lumber dealer, Water, lesidence 45
Forbes.
Crosby Eben, mariner and trader, 1 Argyle, resd. 53 Main
Crosby Edward, carpenter, rear of Pleasant near Argyle
Crosl)y George G., boot and shoe dealer, 84 Alma
Crosby James L., gentlen^en's furnishings, 275 Main, resd.
70 Prince
CrosJ)y Dr. J. K., dentist, cflfice 293 Main, resd. Lewis ave
Crosby Isabel Maria, widow of John K., 17 Second street
Crosby J. T., boot and shoe dealer, 280 Main
Crosby John, carpenter, 92 Main
Crosby John, master maiiner, 52 Main
Crosby John, 318 Main
Crosby Lorenzo G., comrulssion merchant, 201 Water, resd.
43 Cliff
Crosby Josiah, master mariner, 140 Argyle
Crosby Maria, widow of iVmos, 69 Clift*
Crosby Mary, widow of Wm. H., private school, 48 Forbes
Crosby Maurice J., clerk, 84 Alma
Crosby Eandolph E., engineer, 90 Main
Crosby Silas K., grocer, 431 and 433 Main
Crosby Thomas P., accountant, 65 Tooker
Crosby Thomas B., insurance agent, 329 Main. resd. 70
Prince
Crosby Vincent, clerk, 70 Prince
Crosby Barnard, student, 70 Prince
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G. J. MORTON,
HOUSE AND SHIP
PLUMBER, GASFITTER and TINSMITH.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
GAS AND KEROSENE FIXTURES,
LAMPS, ETC.
Agency for Milton Foundry Stoves, a full line
always in stock.
ALL KINDS OF TINWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC.
Special attention paid to fitting np Stores and Farnaces
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING.
" Hot water heating is the most economical form of heating
known to science, on however small a scale.— iW/r' YorJ: Scientific
American,
ALSO
Hot Air Heating by Furnaces to burn
either wood or coal.
Specifications and estimates for all kinds of Metal Working,
Plumbing, Heating, &c., furnished on application. The
best of materials and an efficient corps of skilled
workmen in all departments.
254 Main Street, Yarmouth, N. S.
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Crowell S. A., boot and shoe dealer, 272 Main
Crowell Mrs., widow of Henry, 78 Prince
Crowell Mary, dressmaker, 419 Main
Crowell Samuel A., hardware dealer, 268, 270 Main, rcsd.
Brunswick, S. E. corner North Alma
Crowell Thomas, fisherman, 10 Fifth lane
Cunningham James, master mariner, 50 Forbes
Currie Dean F., United States commercial agent, office 308
Main, boards Hotel Lome
Currier Nathaniel, block and pump maker, 24 Bay view
(or Baker)
Custoim House, 2 John
Danieu Sullivan & Co,
313 Main Street
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FINE CUSTOM WORK AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS A
SPECIALTY.
SULLIVAN'S BUILDING,
MAIN STEEET, YARMOUTH, N. S.
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BEST QUALITY OF
ALWAYS ON HAND.
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Specialty in Olioice luipoi-ted and Domestic
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No. 267 Main Street, Yarmouth, N. S.
NEXT DOOB TO YARMOUTH HOTEL.
Minard's Liniment is used by all Horsemen and Stable Keept
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Dablgren AV. H. S., hotel proprietor, Yarmouth Hotel
Dane G. Murra}^ (T. B. Dane & Son), 23 Forest
Dane Thomas, 4G7 Main
Dane Thomas B. (T. B. Dane & Son), U Central
Dane T. B. & Son, tailors and furnishers, 319 Main
Dane Wm. H., boots and shoes, 309 Main, resd. 24 Second
Darragh Thomas, laborer, 4G1 Water
Davis Benjamin, master mariner, 12 Whipple
Davis James A., merchant (James M. Davis & Son), 26
Tooker
Davis James M., merchant (James M. Davis & Son), 26
Tooker
Davis Dr. J. D., general practitioner, 7 Kirk
Davis James M, & Son, merchants, 209 Water
Davis Samuel, master mariner, 16 Whipple
Davis's wharf, entrance to, 207 Water
Davison Oscar S., stage coach proprietor, 11 Cliff, resd. 13
Day Charles II., student, 21 Collins
Day Rev. George E., D.D. (Baptist), 21 Collins
Day George E., jr., student, 21 Collins
Day Horace L., student, 21 Collins
Deary Frank, carpenter, 5 Barnard, resd. 6 Porter's lane
Dease Janiies, mariner, 17 Barnard lane
Delamere John, butcher, 128 Main. resd. ]02
Delaney Mrs. Allen, 82 Main
Dennis Eunice, widow of Herman, 42 South-p]ast
Dennis James D , dry goods mercliant (Viets & Dennis),
54 Forest
Dennis Samuel, foundryman, 12 Store lane
D'Entremont Freeman, fisherman, 13 Commeroial
D'Entremont Louis A., wharfinger, 62 Prince
Use Minard's Liniment to prevent fallina out of Hair.
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J, A, Craig,
No, 260 Main Street, corner John Street,
DEALER IN
SPONGES,
BRUSHES & SHOULDER BRACES,
TRY NEW YORK CITY HOSPITAL COUGH SYRUP .
A CHOICE LINE OF
©oiLET Soaps
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©EI^RUMEr^Y
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
DYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS
OF ALL KINDS.
AND ALL KINDS OF DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES USUALLY KEPT IN
A FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE.
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded and
all orders attended to with Care and Despatch.
Farmers and Physicians from the country will find our stock of
Medicines complete, warranted genuine and of the best quality.
THE LEADING PLACE IN TOWN FOR
Nelson's Cherokee Teruiiruge is pleasant and sure to kill worms.
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Deveau Alexander, carpenter, 8 Porter^s lane
Deveau C, laborer, 500 Main
Deveau Frank, laborer, 9 East
Deveau H., at cotton duck mill, 6 Cann
Dev£au M., laborer, 500 Main
Deveau Marc, laborer, 1 Townshend
Deveau Phillip, seaman, 16 Barnard
Dewolfe Charles, mason, 514 Main
Dexter William, clerk, boards 10 Second street
Diack Adam, oigan salesman, 2 Elm
Diggs John, laborer, 113 Main
Disney Chapel. African Methodist Episcopal, 10 East
Division Hall, Sons of Temperance, 468 Main
Dixon Mary, wfdow of John, 12 Barnard
Doane Benjamin, mason, 4 Doane
Doane Benjamin, taxidermist and wood-carver, 255 and
257 Main
Doane George, sailmaker, 10 Kempt
Doane Thomas, carpenter, 2 Pearl
Dock Dry, Jenkins',' 139 Water
Dodds & Jolly, dry goods, 351 Main
Dodds Charles, dry goods merchant (Dodds & Jolly),
2 Willow ^
Doe A. E., photographer, 217 Main
Dominion Savings Bank, 2 John
Donahoe John, laborer, 7 Lewis lane
Doucette Frank, laborer, 21 Barnard (court)
Dcucette Jeanette, widow of Albert, 2 McManus
Doucette Joseph, shipwright, 591 and 593 Main
Doucette Luke, laborer, 18 Moody's lane
Doucette Mary, widow of Joseph, 2 McManus
Doucette Peter, laborer, 27 Commercial
MINARD^S LINIMENT cnres Cramps, Sprains, Bruises, etc. .
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Special Indugembnts
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THE BEST
STOVE POLISH
MADE.
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5 CEHT GIGAH.
Enameline
No Smell.
No Dirt.
No Equal.
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Doucette Eeuben, laborer, 27 Commercial
Doucette Theophile, seaman, 16 Church
Dc wley Isabella, widow of Charles, 6 Tooker
Drill Shed and Gymnasium, 13 John
Dry Dock, 139 Water
Dudman Dr. G. B., general practitioner, 444 Main
Dudman Mrs., widow of sheriff W. K., 15 Elm
Duerden Francis, sailmaker, 172 Main
Duerden George, naval pensioner, 172 Main
Duerden William, sailmaker, 7 Store lane
Dulong Joseph, laborer, 44 Water
Dulong William, fisherman, 22 Water
Duncan George, gardener, 166 Main
Dunn George, shoemaker, 207 Main
Dunn Fenwick, at organ factory, 94 Main
Durenne Peter, laborer, 24 Barnard
Durfee James, car inspector, W. C. railway, 410 Main
Durkee Amasa, retired merchant, 370 Main
Durkee Edson, moulder, 64 Vancouver
Durkee Edward, master mariner, 31 Parade
Durkee Fanny, widow of James, 10 Second street
Durkee George G., shipbroker, 5 John, resd. 20 Collins
Durkee Jesse M., livery stables, 17 Hawthorn, resd. 19
Durkee James, master mariner. Cook's lane, (off Vancouver)
Durkee Miss, dressmaker, 290 Main
Durkee Pearl, master mariner, 68 Vancouver
Durkee Mrs. Sarah, widow of George, 14 William
Durland Charles, pedler, Herbert, east of Wetmore •
Dye Works, Yarmouth, 1 to 7 Haskell
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AS SESSMENT SYSTEM7 ~
The Mutual Relief Society
OF NOYA SCOTIA.
Organized August 18817 Registered under the Insurance Act, 1886.
HOME OFFICE, YARMOUTH, N. S.
A. C. EOBBINS, President.
Ca^h in Bank, Dec. 31, 18S9, . . $13,836.53
Nam1i)er of Members, . . . . 1,%0
Amount of Certificates, . . 3,429,600.00
This Society was organized for the purpose of providing Life
Insurance at actual cost, and, after eight years' experience, the
oflScerg claim that the promises made to the public have been
fulfilled.
Ifi?* Certificates issued for one, two, and three thousand
dollars.
THE COST.
Admission fee of eight, nine, and ten dollars when making
application. Assessments — Ono in advance (according to age), if
application accepted; further assessments as called for to meet
death claims.
Each member has to pay the cost of his own insurance — no
more. If a member aged 41 holds a certificate for $1,000, he has
to pay $1.00; while another member of the same age, holding
certificate for $3,000, nas to pay $3.00 each assessment.
e:xperience.
Our experience has been that, from six assessments per year,
all death claims have been paid, and several thousand dollars
placed at interest as a reserve.
SECURITY.
In addition to the thirteen thousand dollars reserve in Bank,
we have two thousand members who remit promptly as often as
assessments are made.
For full particulars of the plan, consult our Agents or write to
MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY,
Thomas B. Crosby, Manager.
William V. Brown, Secretary,
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Eakins Arthur W., merchant [Parker, Eakins & Co.], 58
William
Eakins Eobert S., merchant, 308 Main, resd. 73 Parade
Eakins Block, main entrance, 308 Main
Earns Arrista, piano and organ tuner, 38 Cliff
Earl Emma, widow of George, 83 Main
Earl George E., clerk, 83 Main
Eaton George Fred., engineer, 31 Chester
Edwards Charles, engine driver, waterside, W. C. E. yard
Edgar Deborah, widow of John D., 5 Prescott
Edgar John, boiler maker, 23 Commercial
Eldridge Alfred E. S , clerk. Green, near E. C church
Eldridge Alfred, tinsmith, 23 Chester
Eldridge J. Harvey, harness maker, 14 Jenkins, resd. 2
Tooker
Eldridge Joseph, master mariner, 438 Water
Ellenwood Benjamin, shoemaker, 181 Main
EUenwood Kobert, wharfinger, 147 Main
Ellis Ebeu, livery-stable keeper, 15 Commercial, resd. (
Tooker
Ellis Misses, spinsters, 358 Main
Episcopal Sunday School (south), 81 Main
Evans Joseph, ofi&ce messenger, 3 Porter's lane
Ewan George M., manager woollen mill, 508 Main
Exchange Bank, 349 Main, corner Jenkins
Exchange Building, 221 Main
Express American, 847 Main
MINABD'S LINIMENT cures Cramps, Sprains, Bruises,
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PENDRIGH & CRAWFORD
MANUFACTURERS OF
Pendrigh's Patent Bell-mouthed
Side Light.
BELLS,
BUTT BOLTS,
BRASS CASTINGS,
CLINCH EINGS,
DECK PLATES,
NET LEADS,
DEEP SEA LEADS,
STEP PLATES,
DOVETAIL PLATES,
MAN ROPE STANCHIONS.
Water Closet Valves, Stop, Waste
and Corporation Stop C'ocks,
Spikes, Letters,
Figures, etc-
Particular attention paid to
ho6phor Pronze ga^ting.
FOUNDRY ON WATER STREET.
Millard's
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Fader Amelia, widow of Caleb, Forest, nr Clemeuts ave.
Fait John, blacksmith, north Pleasant
Fait Rudolph, foundryman, 30 Starr's road
Farish Henrj*^ G., accountant Bank of Yarmouth, 200
Main
Farish Dr. Geo. W. T., general practitioner, 202 Main
Farmers' & Citizen-s Co-operative Co., general dealers,
306 and 310 Main
Ferguson Bichard M., master mariner, 20 Seminaly
Filluel Charles, plumber, boards Yarmouth Hotel
Fisher Rev. J. May hew (Methodist), 3 Lewis avenue
Fitzgerald Anne, widow of Dennis, 5 Bond
Fitzgerald Mary, spinster, 5 Bond
Fitzgerald William, laborer, 10 Forbes
Fitzmaurice Edward, blacksmith, 23 James
Fleet John M,, plumber, 264 Main
Fleet Sans M., commercial traveller, 264 Main
Fleet Mrs. S. J., dress patterns 262, 264 Main,
Flint Ada C, widow of Samuel, 24 Alma
Flint Thomas B., hamster, &c., 308 Main, resd. 14 Argyle
Floyd Lorenzo, carpenter, 19 Fairmount
Forbes Jacob, ship carpenter, 1 Lewis lane
Forbes Lydia, widow of Josiah, 8 South lane
Foshay Rev. J. H., Baptist, 36 Willow
Fox James, caulker, 12 Gridley's lane
Fox Robert, carpenter, 1 Church
Fox Thomas, carpenter, 109 Main
Fraser Miss, telegraph operator, boards Queen Hotel
Fraser William, auditor W. C. Railway, bds Hotel Lome
Fraughman Raymond, laborer, 9 Barnard
Free Baptist Church, 39 William
Friedlander Joseph G., bookbinder, boards 10 Second
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Glassware,
Tinware
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Fancy Goods.
Soaps, Siiap^gh, Bp^ooms
WALL PAPER, ETC.
Send for Catalogue and Price Lists. Samples for-
warded by mail.
JOHN. MILLER, MANAGER.
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Frost Calvin, sailmaker, Forest, near Haley road
Fi'ost David B., stage coach driver, boards New England
Hotel
Frost James E., sta^ije coach driveu, boards New England
Hotel
Fuller Dr. A. J., general practitioner, 39 Cliff
DZSHHIS GROSBlTp
DEALER IN
Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Cordwood,
Lime, Sand
AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS.
A GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.
The subscriber's well established business, including Steam
Factory, with Land, Machinery, Wharf, etc., for sale. This offers
a splendid chance to any oi.e with small capital.
B@" Reason for selling : Retiring from business.
DENNIS CROSBY,
WATER STREET, YARMOUTH.
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Robert E. Harris,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, ETC.,
REPRESENTING
Eastern Assurance Company,
CAPITAL - - $1,000,000.00.
CITIZENS INSUKANCE CO.
OJ^T^XrCJ^Xj Sl,009,800,00.
Security to Policy Holders $1,361,283.36.
Acadia Fire Insurance Company.
Capital and Reserve $500,000,00.
Quebec Fire Assurance Co.,
CAPITAL . . . $225,000.00,
North American Life Assurance Co.
ASSETS AND GUARANTEE FUND $1,000,000.00
Use Richard's Qainine and Iron Tonic, which is gnaranteed.
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Gallagher Eugene, tinsmith, 49 Prince
Gammon Edward, carpenter, 15 Tooker
Gammon Lemuel, painter, 356 Main
Gardner George H., boatbuilder, 2 and 4 Cann
Gardner Heman, homeopathist, 15 Haskell
Gardner J. Nelson, shipbuilder, 51 Vancouver
Gardner Mary, widow of William, 17 James
Gardner ReulDen, master mariner, 62 Cliflf
Gardner Freeman, bookkeeper, 30 North Alma
Garron Elizabeth, widow of William, 13 Argyle
Gas Light Company, Yarmouth, office, 307 Wat<ir
Gas Light Company, Yarmouth, works and meter, 311 to
317 Water
Gates Wilmot N., piano tuner and repairer, 199 Main
Gaudet Alexander, laborer, 3 Barnard
Gaudet John, laborer, 134 Main
Gaudet Mondet, carpenter, 3 Doane
Gavel Eraser, mason, 53 Forbes
Geddes Maria, widow of Dr. T. 0., 85 Main
German Stephen, foundryman, 195 Main
Gibson Albert, carpenter, 11 Ryerson
Gibson R. B., express agent, boards Yarmouth Hotel
Gillis Benjamin W., machinist, 9 Worth
Giot Paul, ship carpenter, 15 Argyle
Globe House, W. T. Jones, proprietor, 27 Hawthorn
Godfrey Brothers, grocers, 292 Main
Godfrey Charles G., grocer (Godfrey Brothers), 37 Forest
Godfrey William A., musical instrument agt, 27 Herbert
Golden Frank, fireman, 168 Water
Golden Hector, laborer, 4 Huston
Goldfinch James, shoemaker, 487 Main
Goldsmith Frances, dressmaker, 5 Cliff
MTVAlt.n'.Q ITNTMIi^lVT rarAa rrAttina finfoina KimliiAa ^i
YARMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA.
{Four doors Sou'h of Post OJfice.)
THE MOST CONVEBIEHTLY SITUATED AKD THE BEST
HOTEL IN THE TOVffl.
First-class in Every Particular.
ELECTRIC LIGHT, TELEPHONE, BARBER SHOP, HOT AND
COLD WATER, BATH ROOMS, ETC.
HACKS AT ALL STEAMERS AND TRAINS
Meueat Hotel to Bteamboat vrbs.iTsa and RaUva? Stations.
NEW SAMPLE ROOMS,
k Just added, lighted with ElaDlric Light, the finest
' and largest Sample Rooms in Nova Scolia,
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FEED. C. RYEBSON, Proprietor.
Nelson's Cherokee Yeruiiruge is pleasant and sareto kill won
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Goldsmith George, janitor of Seminary ,■" 10 Seminary
Goldsmith James, shoemaker, 44 Starr*s road
Good Templars Independent Order of, 112 Main
Goodwin Henry, seaman, 13 Queen
Goodwin James E., fisherman, 37 Forbes
Gordon Mary, washerwoman, rear of 32 Water
Gordon Sylvester, moulder, 423 Main
Goudey Almira, widow of Zebina, 42 Willow
Goudey Anne, widow of Aaron, 193 Main
Goudey Augustus, foundryman. Bain's road
Goudey Benjamin, sailmaker, 2 Commercial
Goudey Benjamin, farmer, Bain's road
Goudey Bernard, sailmaker, 72 Water
Goudey George, foundryman. Bain's road
Goudey Hiram, municipal clerk, 38 Willow
Goudey Israel H., crockeryware merchant, 271 Main, resd.
57 Forest
Goudey James, laborer, 68 Water
Goudey John B., foundryman. Bain's road
Goudey John S., fireman, 505 Main
Goudey Lois B., widow of James, 28 First
Goudey Mrs., widow of Ansel, 25 James
Goudey Sopbia, widow of Frederick, 32 Tooker
Goudey Staley, clerk, 39 Alma
Goudey Stephen B., gardener, 19 Starr's road
Go wan Mrs., 14 Main
Go wan Edgar, gardener, 56 Argyle
Grace Thomas, superintendent Mountain Cemetery, Forest,
east of Haley road
Graham Jane, spinster, 66 Vancouver
Graham Walter, painter, 13 Albert
Cold in the Head cared by MINARD'S LINIHENT.
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ESTABLISHED
P gUAF^iPBI^ OF A (sBNTUI^Y.
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Importers of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, House-Furnisbings &g., &g.
VI^'HOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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HOSIERY, UNDERCLOTHING
AND TOP 8HIRT8.
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Yarmouth, N. S*
luarils H«wy BakiM i& are to rare «m ^lirfimle Cmus)
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Gntnt George IL, hame^ maker, 10 JoLn. lesd. 1 1 Kirk
Grant Jacob W^ organ acduQ mftker, 60 Cliff
Giant J. Walter, at wooikn huH. 2 HasktB
Grant Benben, fonodrvmaii, 5 Suire lane
Grant WiQiam, Llaeksmiih, o- Xarui Alma
Grant William, Uacksmiih, 45C ILiin
Grantham Chades T , mngr duck and yam niiU, 71 Prince
Grantham Heniy A-, bamstjer, registrar of prciate, et:^..
196 Main *
Gray Mrs. B. B., 231 Main
Gray John, aeaman, n Tleasant
Gray Osborne, carpenter, 10 Tooker
Gray Dr. W. O., dentist, 308 Main, rcsd. 44*)
Greig John, engineer, 4 Tooker
Gridley William tt, ship smith, 80 and 82 Water, rti.
146 Main
Gridley William H., jr., ship smith, 186 to 190 Water,
resd. Pleasant, near Oliff
Griffin Michael C, chief of police, 6 GedJeb' L*ue
Guest George H., high sheriff 21 Parade
Guest Jane, spinster, 80 Main
Guest John, accountant, 51 Tooker
Guest Mrs., widow of Robert, 78 Main
Guest Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 311. Main, resd.
80 Prince
Gunn Miss, telegraph operator, boards Queen Hotel
Minard's Liniment is the BEST Remedy for ^euralRliu d
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James Rozee,
Maiiuracturer of
6H0ieE
onfcctioncrg,
ICE CREAM,
Rozee's Celebrated Herbal
Cough Drops,
No. 253 MAIN STREET,
YARMOUTH, N. S.
MINARD'S FAMIIY PILLS are the best Liver Pills.
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Haines Israel C, seaman, 284 Main
Haley Alvin, 178 Argyle
Haley Charles, policeman, 425 Main
Haley Henry, accountant, 45 William
Haley John H., carpenter, 193 Argyle
Haley Lemuel C, Kinney-Haley Company, 72 Argyle
Haley Oliver, master mariner, 77 Prince
Haley Samuel, carpenter, Forest, east of Haley road
Hall St. Julian, 111 Main
Hall Thomas, Chute, Hall & Co., 60 Cliff
Hamilton Freeman, laborer, Pleasant, near Parade
Hamilton George, laborer, 26 Hawthorn (rear)
Hamilton Joseph, laborer, Pleasant, near Parade
Hamilton Percy St. C, editor Yarmouth Times, 16 Central
Hamilton Pierce S., barrister-at-law, 16 Central
Hamm Edward, shoemaker, 472 Main, resd. Herbert, east
of Wetmore
Harbor Master's office, 2 John
Harding Dr. Alvin C, dentist, 343 Main, boards 24 First,
permanent resd. 13 Chestnut
Harding Obed, clerk, 8 Summer
Harris John, blacksmith, 5 Gardner
Harris Joseph, laborer, 3 Hawthorn
Hanis Miss, dressmaker, 28 Brown
Harris Philo, moulder, 5 Gardner
Harris Eobert E , barrister, etc., Boston Marine Building,
214 Main, resd. 28 North Alma
Harris William J., cooper, 9 Eyerson
Harris William S., house joiner, 10 First
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A. W. HOMER & SONS
MANUFACTURERS OF
iFHClI®]^ill^¥
BOTTLED SODA WATERS,
Belfast Ginger Ale, and Syrups of
all kinds.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
0pp. Hotel Lome, Main Street, Yarmouth, N. S.
TRY OUR
Syrup of Horehound and Boneset
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS, GREAT PREVENTATIVE OF LA GRIPPE,
PNEUMONIA, CONSUMPTION. ETC.
While thanking our patrons for the patronage bestowed on
the late firm, we hope by strict attention to business to merit a
continuance of the same to the new firm, under a new system
which we have adopted, viz., the cash system. We propose to
sell on a strictly cash basis and, as an equivalent, will reduce the
price of our Goods, which will be a great advantage to the cus-
tomer. Call and see our goods and get our prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
TO DEALERS IN THE COUNTJftY :
Send for our Price List, we know we can sell cheaper than you
can purchase elsewhere.
SEND FOR OUR PRICE LIST.
WILLIAM B. HOMER.
F. H. HOMER.
The nicest and cleanest Eair-dressing is MINARD'S LINIHE]
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Harris & Horsfall, druggists, booksellers and stationers,
331 Main
Hatch Ida, dressmaker, 17 Store lane
Hatfield Mrs. Fanny, boarding house, 411 Main
Hatfield Frederick L., fish dealer, 205 Water and 232
Main, resd. 222 Main
Hatfield George K., music teacher, pianos and organs,
248 Main, resd. 37 William
Hatfield Jackson, clerk, 67 Prince
Hatfield Jacob K., master mariner, 28 Main
Hatfield Job^insurance broker, 361 Main, resd. 60 William
Hatfield William, fish dealer, 35 Alma
Hattie William, cooper, Haley road, near Forest
Hawke Barbara, widow of Henry, 5 Porter's lane
Hayes Samuel, moulder, 617 Main
Hays James, laborer, 25 Marshall's lane
Hays James, blacksmith, n Pleasant
Healy Amos D., master mariner, 5 Kirk
Hemeon Clarence, master mariner, 415 and 417 Main
Hemeon Mrs., widow of Cornelius, 23 Starr's road
Hemeon Crocker, laborer, 199 Argyle
Hemlow George A ., butcher, cor. Brown and Water, res.
103 Main
Hemlow William, laborer, 105 Main
Herald Office, Yarmouth, 9 Jenkins
Hermes Feador H., cutter, 35 Parade
Hersey David, laborer, 194 Argyle
Hersey George, truckman, 215 Main
Hersey Heman, seaman, 7 Hawthorn
Hersey Ingram, fish packer, 544 Main
Hersey Locke, 21 Carlton
Hersey Nathan, ship carpenter, 11 Brown
Hersey Stephen, seaman, 6 Jenkins
Hersey William E., mason, 24 Whipple
Minard's Liniment is the BEST Remedy for INeural^ia, et
General Photographer
YARMOUTH, N. S.
Old or Copied,
Defaced Restored,
ARD
PICTURES Finished
In Crayon or any style desired.
BEAUTIFUL
AMERICAN
AND
CANADIAN
MOULDINGS.
■^Artistic Framing at tiie Lowest Rates.-«-
GEO. F. PARKER.
Use Hinard's Liniment to prevent falling oat of Hair.
Hibbert Charles, master mariner, 35 John
• Hibbert C. Frank, clerk, 35 John
J Hibbert George B., plumber, 35 John
^ Hibbert Purvis, merchant, 3 McMillen
•g Hibbert William, mstr mariner, at Wm. Lewis', 47 Argyle
3 Higby Ernest, stovefitter, 33 Vancouver
*© Higby John, stovefitter, 33 Vancouver
.g Hilton Abbie. widow of Eben, 36 Alma
2 Hilton Adelia, widow of Wm., 160 Main
2 Hilton Benjamin, master mariner. Green, corner Albert
Hilton Everett B. M., fish dealer, 197 Water, resd. Green,
S corner Albert
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g near Forest
^ Hilton J. Edgar, clerk, 457 Main
.SP Hilton Mary, widr w of Edward, 1 McMillen
g Hilton Mary, widow of Stephen, 7 Carlton
p, Hilton Nathan, Stipendiary Magistrate, 3 John, resd.
§• 506 Main
g Hilton ISarah H., widow of Waitstill, 105 Argyle
3 Hilton Stilson, master mariner, Pleasant, near Forest
S Hobart Peter, foundryman, 29 Commercial
ej Holden Leonard, machinist, 466 Main
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Holden Samuel, cooper, SI Water
^ Holly Eobert, laborer, 11 Church
S Holmes Benjamin E., expressman, 24 First
p- Holmes Daniel, foundryman, 29 Herbert
g Holmes John, mariner, 7 Doane
W Home, Old Ladies' cor. James and Whipple
^ Homer A. W. & Sons, candy factory, 22 Brown
W Homer A. W. & Sons, confectioners, 291 Main
Homer Mrs. widow of A. W., 378 Main
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SOMETHING NEW.
I have leased one entire Flat cf the
Steam Factory of Mr. Dennis Crosby
ON Vy^ATER STREET,
Adjoining the Marine Railway, where I will carry on the general
business of a
GARPENTER, BUILDER and WHEELWRlgHT.
I have secured the services of a first-class Man and will make
repairing Carts and Carriages a specialty.
Materials of eyery description always on hand. Con-
tracts Solicited.
M. A. COOK, Carpenter and Builder.
Wm. H. Brackett,
246 MAIN STREET.
THE
inc^t HairdreAdinq Soom^
IN NOVA SCOTIA.
Minard's Liniment is more nsed tban any other Liniment.
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Homer William B., confectioner (A. W. Homer & Sons)^ •
17 Central ' S
Homer Fitz Henry (A. W. Homer & Sons), 358 Main ; §
Honey Charles, hostler, 7 Eyerson ; cb
Hood A. J., postmaster, boards Queen Hotel, Central j ®
Hood George, clerk, Chestnut, east of Brunswick
Hood Henry A., ex-collector of Customs, 14 Elm
Hood H. A., watchmaker and Jeweller, 321 Main, resd.
Starr*s road, east of Pleasant
Hood Samuel C, watchmaker and jeweller, 301 Main,
resides 59.
Hopley Joseph B., professor of music, boards 465 Main
Horner Catherine, widow of William P., 187 Argyle
Horsfall Arthur, druggist and stationer (Hams & Horsfall),
331 Main, boards 28 North Alma
Horton Benjamin, fisherman, 174 Argyle
Horton Charles E., general dealer, 219 and 223 Main
resides 30 Willow
Horton James D., block factory, 118 to 122 Water, resd.
85 Prince
Horton J., widow of Dennis, 74 Prince
Horton Jonathan, grocer, 347 Main, resd. 13 Cumberland
Horton Louisa, widow of Smith, 12 First
Horton Norman, machinist, 12 First
Horton William, laborer, 56 Beacon
Horton's Wharf, entrance to, 145 Water
Hotel Lome, 238 to 240 Main
Hubbard Benjamin, laborer, 4 Huston
Hubbard Mary E., widow of Michael, 468 Water
Hnestis George, cabinet maker, 7 Kirk
Hnestis Joshua, upholsterer, 16 and 18 Cliff
MINARD'S LINIMENT cures Cramps, Sprains, Bruises, etc.^
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KILLAM BROTHERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
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3i^tnk.
Providence Washirtgton Ins. Co.
British and Foreign Ins. Co.
Reliance Insurance Co.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
All classes of Marine and Fire risks at lowest possible rates.
LIFE :
The Standard Life Assurance Co.
Very Low Rates with most favorable Policy.
Dealers In Hard and Soft Coal, a large stock always
on hand
DUGK, GORDAKE AND VESSELS' OUTFITS
8UFFLIBD AT BOTTOM PRICES AND ON EASY TEBMS.
MINABD'S LINIMENT does not stain the finest clothing.
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Huestis James E., carpenter, 33 Albert
Huestis Leander, carpenter, 44 South-East
Huestis William E., cabinet maker, 7 Kirk
Hulburt Caleb, farmer, 34 Vancouver
Hulsman Henry A., carriage maker, 6 Central, resd.
27 Chester
Hulsman William B., painter, rear of 435 Main
Huntington James, prothonotary, oflBce Court House,
boards Hotel Lome
Hurlbert J. H., oyster saloon, 267 and 269 Main
Hurlbert Joseph, carpenter, 4 Crescent
Huskins Elisha, cooper, 8 Eyerson
Huskins Warren, mason, 41 Parade
Huskins William, seaman, 10 Eyerson
Hutchinson Wilbert, seaman, 3 Brown
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ESTABLISHED 1873.
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Clocks, <Tei}irelleryy
SILYBI^WAI^B,
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SPECTACLES, ETC., ETC.,
On Sale at Low Pric*es.
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Watchmaker, cJewe er and Qnaraver.
NEARLY OPPOSITE HOTEL "LORNE."
YARM0UTH, R.
Use MINARD'8 LINIMENT for Kheiimatism, etc.
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Inland Revenue Office, 2 John .
Insurance Boston Marine Building, 212 to 216 Main
Insurance Boston Marine, office, 216 Main
Iron Foundry, Milton, Frank H. Wilson & Co., 2 to 20
Vancouver
Iron Foundry and Works, Burrell-Jolinson Company,
267 to 305 Water
Iron Works, Yarmouth, 108 and 110 Water
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IN ALL KINDS OF
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SILVER-PLATED WARE
OF THE MOST RELIABLE MAKERS.
NO. 2ZI MAIN STr^BBT, YAI^MOUTH
Nelson's Cherokee TermifUge is pleasant and sure to kill wd
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DIRECT IMPORTER
AND
Wholesale Dealer
IN
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BARBADOS, ANTIGUA and NEVIS
MOLASSES
Write or Wire for Quotations.
Office and Warehouse: Ryerson's Wharf,
YARMOUTH, N. S.
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Jack David, moulder, 5 Pi*escott
Jack George, moulder, 516 Water
Jackson Mrs., widow, 115 Main
Jacquard J., green grocer, 12 Moody's lane
Jacquard Joseph, laborer, 8 Moody's lane
Jacquard Lizzy, widow of John, 11 Lonergan's lane
Jacquard William, carpenter, 21 Commercial
Jail, 372 Main
Jeffrey Alvin, at Kinney-Haley Factory, 8 Barnard
Jeffrey Emily, widow of Amos, 8 Barnard
Jeffrey Foster, clerk, boards 10 Second
Jeffrey George, teamster, 158 Argyle
Jeffrey Henry, clerk, 30 Alma
Jeffrey Norman, clerk, 75 Prince
Jenkins Duncan, 394 Main
Jenkins Hugh, shipbuilder, 47 Forbes
Jenkins Maria, widow of Charles, 481 Main
Jenkins Misses, spinsters, 394 Main
Jenkins' Wharf, entrance to, 141 Watei
Jenkins William, shipbuilder, 47 Foibes
Jervis Lavinia Jane, widow of James, Jervis
Johns Thomas W., cashier Bank of Yarmouth, 47 Forest
Johnson Cereno, master mariner, 57 Main
Johnson George F., printer, boards 162 Main
Johnson George W., Burrell-Johnson Co., 515 and 517 Main
Johnson W. H., grocer, 157 and 159 Main
Johnson W. H., piano agency, 266 Main
Jolly Thomas R., dry goods merchant (Dodds & Jolly),
73 Parade
Jones Ihcmas, rigger, 26 Hawthorn
Jones W. T., proprietor Globe House, 27 Hawthorn
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YARMOUTH
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ESTABLISHED: MAY, 1887.
SUBJECTS :
SHORTHAND [Ben. Pitman].
TYPEWRITING [Remington].
BOOK-KEEPING in all its branches
MATHEMATICS.
The Graduates of this school are now filling responsi-
ble and lucrative positions throughout the Dominion and
the United States.
The demand for Graduates in these subjects is greater
than the supply. The salary is good ; the work is not
heavy.
The Principal of this School has had long experience,
and unparelleled success in his profession, and guarantees
to give satisfaction.
For information, address :-^
PllINOIPAL,
Yarmouth Business College,
Yarmouth, N. S. ,
Cold in the Head cared by MINARD'S LINIUENT.
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Kavanagli Lawience, night watchman, 48 Stan's road
Keelan William, laborer, 3 Dane's court
Keeuan Bernard, fish and meat dealer, 1.53 and 155 Main,
resd. 4 Butler
Kelley Dr. E. K., general practitioner, 12 and 14 Clift"
Kelley Loran J., shoe dealer, 289 Main, resd. 75 Forest
Kelley Dr. H. L., general practitioner, 178 Main
Kelley Annie, art school, 244 Main, boards 24 First
Kelley C. J., master mariner, 55 Main
Kelley Charles li., tax collector, 85 Argyle
Kelley Sarah, seamstress, 79 Argyle
Kelley Thomas E., master mariner, Parade, southwest
corner Clements avenue
Kelsie James, laborer, 4 McManus
Kempton WillardF., principal Milton schocJ,bds 465 Main
Kenney Prince W., fish-curer, 75 Main
Kent Charles, house joiner, 536 Main
Kersey Be v. Alex, African Methodist Episcopal, 13 Argyle
Killam Brothers, merchants and shipowners, 225 Water
Killam Elizabeth G , widow of Thomas, 489 Main
Killam Frank, merchant and shipow^ner (Killam Brothers)
60 Elm
Killam Frank, blacksmith, 10 Haskell
Killam Herbert, law student, 32 Second
Killam John, master mariner, hoards Queen Hotel
Killam John H., merchant and shipowner (Killam Bros.)
31 Chestnut
Killam Joseph, mariner, 5 Barnard lane
Killam Lois, widow of Eben C, 26 Second
Killam Richard, blacksmith, 593 Main
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CHAS. R. REID,
JOHN STREET.
^^^.^^ntcY ^ gabinet SI
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MANUFACTURER OF
SHOW CASES.
Ship and Office Furniture, Etc,
ALL KINDS OP SCROLL ANW BRACKET SAWING.
Hard Wood Mantels a Specialty.
REPAIRING and JOB WORK of ALL KINDS.
JONATHAN HORTON,
NO 317 MAIN STREET.
DEALER IN
Baker's Cocoa and Chocolate.
BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
CHOICE
JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE.
'^LO^VEST PRICES GUARANTEED.-s-
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Killani Eolaud, clerk, 32 Second
Killam Samuel, at cotton mill, 32 Second
Killam Thomas, merchant and shipowner (Killam Bros.)
Chestnut, east of Bi'unswick
Killam Thomas W., truckman, 12 Willow
Killam William A., fish merchant, 9 Second
Killam William, brakeman W. C. Railway, l-i Collins
Killam^s Wharf, entrance to, 223 and 227 Water
Kimball Alfred, master mariner, 96 Main
Kimball Mary A., widow of Benjamin S., 623 Main
Kindergarten, Miss Notting, teacher, 48 Cliff
Kinney Arthur W., printer, 176 Argyle
Kinney Frank, clerk, 107 Argyle
Kinney-Haley Manufacturing Company, 07 to 107 Water
Kinney James B., architect, 176 Argyle
Kinney John, master mariner, 428 Main
Finney Joseph R., inspector of fisheries, 308 Main, resd.
9 Willow
/iinney Pearl D., manager F. and C. Co-operative Store,
resd. 101 Argyle
A'inney Samuel A., poulterer, 176 Argyle
iTirk Emmeline, widow of Thomas, 28 Starr's road
Kirk John, clerk, 28 Starr's road
iTnights of Honor, 343 Main
ifnitting Factory, Yarmouth, Dodds & Jolly, proprietors,
15 Jenkins
i^noUin Eev. Wni. M., Baptist, Haley road, S. of Argyle
iTnowlton Benjamin, Foundry man, 14 Whipple
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Barrist$rs, Attoraeys*al*Uw & Notarios Public,
BOSTON MARINE BUILDING,
YARMOUTH, N. S.
EDGAB N. CLEMENTS,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, &c.
Commissioner for Ontario, New BrunsvCrick and Massacliusetts.
OFFICE: BOSTON MARINE BUILDING, YARMOUTH.
J. E. MURPHY,
Proprietor MARINE SC^HOOL.
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Candidates Prepared for their Certificates in the
Foreifi:n or Coasting: Trade.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND CHARTS
FOR SALE.
CHRONOMETERS
Aciurately Rated by Solar and Sidereal Observations with Transit
Instrument and Sextant.
CHRONOMETERS FORWARDED AFTER RATING. FREE OF CHARGE
TO STATIONS ALONG THE W. C. R.
INFORMATION PROMPTLY GIVEN TO IXQUIRIRS.
No U Forest Street, Yarmoutl), N. S.
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Ladd Byron P., merchant, 28 Elm
Ladd Frederick A., master mariner, 28 Elm
Lament William, resides 9 jfiTirk
lenders Harriet, widow of George, 32 Vancouver
Landers James P., cooper, 191 Argyle
Landers Samuel, marble polisher, 8 Chester
Langford Walter, butler, Yarmouth Hotel
Langtry Thos., gardener, 8 William
Larkin Anthony C, master mariner, 34 Church
Larkin George, master mariner, 175 Argyle
Larkin Wellington, master mariner, 182 Argyle
Laundry, Steam, Arthur Suttie, 25 John
La vers George E., life insurance agent, 24 and 26 High
Law Bowman B., merchant (Wm. Law & Co,,) Appletree
Hill, east of Wetmore
Law William, merchant (Wm. Law & Co.) 17 Elm
Law William & Co., auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, 212, 216 main, 241 and" 243 Water
Lawrence George, foundryman, 427 Main
Lawrence Isaiah, laborer, Eegent
Lawson Alexander, proprietor Yarmouth Herald, 9 Jenkins,
resides 201 Main
Lawson J. Murray, Yarmouth Herald office, resd. High
Lawson WilUam A., painter, 30 Elm
Law's wharf, entrance to, 241 and 245 Water
Leather Works, Cordova, 100 to 104 Water
LeBlanc John Peter, laborer, 11 Haskell
LeBlanc Marc, fisherman, 52 Water
LeCain Charles, laborer, 36 Southeast
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CHURCHILL & WETMORE,
AND
Sanitary Engineers,
ALL KINDS OF
Metal Fittings for Houses, Stores, Ships, etc.
Estimates Furnished for Steam and Hot Water Heat-
ing, Tile Drains, etc.
A LARGE STOCK OF TILE PIPE ALL SIZES, ON HAND.
AGENCY FOR
F. H. WILSON & CO.'S MILTON FOUNDRY
STOYES.
A FULL STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND.
SPECIAL AGENCY FOR
PENTECOST'S STEAM GENERATOR.
A New Automatic Method of heating Buildings. No
danger of overheating, explosion or waste of fuel, Coming into
general use throughout the United States and Canada.
TINWAEE, COPPERWAEE & KITCHEN
UTENSILS.
Special Attemtion Paid te Fitting up Stoves.
Furnaces, etc.
Millard's Honey Balsam is sare to cure an obstinate Gougl
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Lent James, blacksmith, 41 Hawthorn, resd. 13 High
street place
Leonard William H., tinsmith, 3 Collins, resd. 31 Cliff
Leslie John, supt. Electric Light Company, boards Yar-
mouth Hotel
Lewis Alexander P., merchant (Sheldon Lewis & Co.), 2 East
Lewis Benjamin jr., master mariner, 19 Queen
Lewis Elizabeth, spinster, 43 Argyle
Lewis George M. farmer, 4 Lewis Avenue
Lewis H. & N. B., merchants, 33, 43, 45 Water, and
Lewis' wharf, and 123, 125 Main
Lewis Henry, merchant (H. & N". B. Lewis), 20 Argyle
Lewis J. B., merchant, 10 Argyle
Lewis James, shoemaker, 19 Queen
Lewis Nathan B., merchant (H. & N. B. Lewis) 22 Argyle
Lewis Mrs. Sarah, widow of Charles, 43 Argyle
Lewis Sheldon & Co., merchants, 135 and 137 Main
Lewis Sheldon, merchant (Sheldon Lewis & Co.) 1 Lewis
avenue
Lewis Thomas M., temperance lecturer, 49 Argyle
Lewis William, clerk, 47 Argyle
Lewis' Joseph, wharf, entrance to, 91 Water
Lewis* wharf, entrance, 47 Water
Library Milton, 519 Main
Library Yarmouth, 26 Central
Lincoln A. J. (of Lincoln & Williams) tinsmith, 392 Main
Lincoln & Williams, stoves and tinware, 250 Main
Little Samuel, janitor Milt5n school house, 12 Summer
Little William, pattern maker, 17 Central
Lloyd A. J., baker and confectioner, 385 and 387 Main
Lobster-canning Factory, Cann's Wharf
Kaardl's Linimenns used by all Horsemen and Stable Keepi
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Satisfaction Guaranteed and prices always Lower than elsewhere.
WE HAVE
Bulmg, numbering and Perforating Kachinee
On the premises and are prepared to do all kinds of
work at Short Notice.
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Lombard Joseph H., agent Bank of Nova Scofcia, 45 Cliff
Long James, stevedore, 15 Eyerson
Lome Hotel, 238 and 240 Main
Lorrey Alfred G., tailor, shop 293 Main, read. 39 Forbes
Lovitt Anna Maria, widow of Joseph, 613 Main
Lovitt Anne, widow of John W., 23 Parade
Lovitt & Co., shipowners, 361 Main
Lovitt Edward, master mariner, 615 Main
Lovitt Miss Elizabeth P., spinster, 613 Main
Lovitt Geo. H., shipowner, 7 Jenkins, resd. 39 Vancouver
Lovitt Erastus, mechanist, 39 Vancouver
Lovitt Irvine L., clerk, 39 Vancouver
Lovitt's Building, main entrance, 361 Main
Lovitt Dr. I. M., druggist and general practitioner, 559
Main, resides 482
Lovitt James J., shipowner, 91 Argyle
Lovitt John, M.P., shipowner, 13 Parade
Lovitt J. Leslie, agent American Express Co., 91 Argyle
Lovitt William D., shipowner, 328 Main, resd. 498 Main
Lovitt William L., bookkeeper, 54 Vancouver
Lyon Fenwick W., clerk, 54 Cliff
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We are selling all kinds of Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
At Lowest Prices in To^vn.
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FLOUR XW/M,-.C\V;/' Wheat
And is one of the Finest Brands of Flour ever sold in
this Market.
We aim at handling the best of everything in our line, and to
give satisfaction to every customer.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Farmers' and Citizens' Go-Operatiye 6o.
(IjI]m:itbid),
p. D. KINNEY, Manager.
Country Produce Bought and Sold.
f Minard's Liniment is tlie BEST Remedy for >euralgia, etc.
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Madden Benjamin 0., fisherman, 17 Barnard lane
Madden Handley, seaman, 13 Hawthorn
Madden John, pressman. Cliff
Mahan Edward, at cotton mill, 529 and 531 Main
Mahoney Timothy, weaver, 7 Worth
Mallett Alexander, ship carpenter, 6 Haskell
Mallett Frank, laborer, Eegent
Mallett Joseph, caulker, 23 Barnard (court)
Marine Insurance Boston Building, 212 to 216 Main
Marine School, John E. Murphy, teacher, Park, west
side, near Forest
Marine Slip, entrance to, 131 Water
Marling Elizabeth, widow of Bernard, Bain's road
Martin John, laborer, 20 Queen
Masonic Hall, 308 Main
May William, seaman, 158 Water
Melancon Henri, stevedore, 13 Marshall's lane
Merchants & Manufacturers Company, Electric Light
Works, 92 and 94 Water
Methodist Church (Wesley) 462 Main
Methodist Church (Providence), 138 Main
Methodist Episcopal (Disney African Chapel), 10 East
Middlemas Charles, clerk, 33 Cliff
Milieu John D., engineer, 461 Main
Milieu William, boots and shoes, shop 277 Main, resd. 275
Miller Annie G., spinster, 51 Forbes
Miller Charles, fisherman, 17 Barnard [court]
Miller Frederick, baker, 47 Hawthorn, resd. 40
Miller James C , laborer, 16 Argyle
Miller Jessie K., spinster, 51 Forbes
Miller Mary Jane, widow of Dalhousie, 51 Forbes
Miller William, fisherman, 17 Barnard (court]
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;HE largest and most complete Hotel
in Western Nova Scotia. This Hotel,
in point of location, surpasses all other
hotels in town. Facing the south with its light,
airy rooms and plenty of sunshine, gives it a
prominence excelled by none in the town. In
this Hotel are a number of fine Sample Eooms,
Bath Eooms with Hot and Cold Watei. In fact,
all the modern conveniences found in a first-class
hotel.
Tisitors to the town will do well to a;ive this
house a call.
Hacks Always In Waiting at aU Steamers and Trains.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
El E mCHOlS, ?ropri$tot
Usf! MINARD'S LINIMENT tbi Rheumarism, etc.
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Milton Iron Foundry, Frank H Wilson & Co., 2 to 20
Vancouver
Milton Library, 519 Main
Milton Manufacturing Company, works, 463 to 473 Water
Milton School, on North Alma, Brunswick, and Elm
Minard's Liniment Factory, C. C. Richards & Co., proprie-
tors, 36 Hawthorn
Mireau Helaire, fisherman, 3 Huston
Mission School, 206 Main
Monagle Thomas, seaman, 104 Main
Moody Charles, manager Yarmouth dye works and steam
carpet beating company, 1 to 7 Haskell, resd. 3 Bond
Moody James B., bookkeeper, 13 Kirk
Moody J. Wentworth, shipowner, Norwegian Consul,
Lloyd's agent, etc., 6b Main
Moody Sarah, widow of W. H., 245 Main
Moody Sarah, s'pinster, 198 Main
Moody Thomas C, 110 Main
Moody William, clerk, 110 Main
Moody William H., collector customs, 106 Cliff
Moore Frank R., butcher. Parade, near Brookside
Morehouse Misses, spinsters, 380 Main
Morris James, fisherman, 81 Commercial
Morton David, laborer, rear Brookside
Morton George J., stoves, plumbing, etc., 254 Main, resd.
29 Albert
Morton Prince H., farmer. Forest, east of Haley road
Morton Samuel, seaman, 3 Commercial
Moseley Alfred, truckman, 26 Starr's road
Moseley George, truckman, Brunswick, near Starr's road
Moses Clara, widow of Lyman, 14 William
MINABD'8 LINIMENT does not stain the finest clothin;
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GEO. S. TAYLOR,
Tailor and Clothier,
337 MAIN STREET.
$^^^^ YARMOUTH, N. S.|@2^
Gentlemen's Garments
Made in the latest English and American Styles,
at the Shortest Notice.
HEAVY STOCK OP
g Halts dud Ca.D& on hftnd.
Special attention paid to tlie wants of Customers in
tlie ProTinees or tlie United States.
Use Richard's Qninine and Iron ToniCi which is guarantee
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Moses John, seaman, 168 Main
Moses J. Howard, poulterer, meat market, 23 Brown, resd.
46 South-East
Moses iii^abra, widow of Nathan, 26 Second
Moses Stephen D., dry goods merchant (Moses & Boss),
26 Second
Moses & Eoss, dry goods, 317 Main
Moulison Jean, laborer, 8 Fifth lane
Moulton Edward D, manager Dodds & Jolly's knitting
factory, 15 High
Mountain Cemetery, Parade
Muree George, laborer, 8 Church
Muise Enos, laborer, 4 East
Muise Evan, laborer, 3 Moody's alley
Muise Frank, laborer, 81 Water
Muise Gabriel, laborer, 4 Lewis' lane
Muise George, laborer, Regent
Muise Henri, seaman, 41 Main
Muise Jeanne, widow of Alex, 3 Queen
Muise Jerry, seaman, 4 Commercial
Muise John, laborer, 46 Water
Muise John, laborer, rear of 32 Water
Muise John, laborer, 34 Water
Muise John, stevedore, 6 Church
Muise Joseph, laborer, 18 Church
Muise Joseph, laborer, 3 Moody's alley
Muise Joshua, laborer, 10 Church
Muise Julian, laborer, 77 Water
Muise Leon, laborer, 3 Moody's alley »
Muise Levi, fisherman, 4 Haskell
Muise Madeleine, widow of Frank, 79 Water
Muise Maude, laborer, 41 Main
Nelson's Cherokee Yermlfage is pleasant and sure to kill won
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Whips and Lashes, Collars,
Brushes, Curry Combs, Etc.
HALTERS, HARNESS OILS, ETC.
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I keep everythiDg in the Harness line and have the
BEST STOCK OF GOODS IN TOWN.
I use nothing but the BES T Leather.
~ T. B. DANE & SON,
ci[i|Hai|^t ^'ailor^.
Men's Furnishings,
_ Hats, Caps, Etc.
VICTORIA BUILDINGS,
YARMOUTH, N. S.
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Muise Michael, laborer, 4(5 Water
Muise Peter, seaman, 10 Commercial
Muise Peter, laborer, Kegrent >
Muise Reuben, truckman, 168 Water } \j^
Muise Reuben, laborer, 6 Barnard i §
Muise Robert, rigger, 5 Lewis lane [ P
Muise Rosie, widow of David, 117 Main
Muise Samuel, laborer, 7 Commercial
Muise Samuel, laborer, 79 Water
Muise Samuel, laborer, 4 Moody's lane
Muise Simon, tailor, 17 Kirk
Muise Thaddee, fireman, 19 A rgyle
Muise Theophile, Central Hotel, 14 Brown
Muise Toussaint, cook, 27 Barnard
Muise Vital, laborer, 2 Moody ^s lane
Municipal Clerk's Office, court house basement, Main
Municipal Council Office, court house basement. Main
Munroe H. D., Inland Revenue Collector, 40 Parade
Munro James H., Inspector of Schools, Parade, N. W.
corner Haley road
Munro Jane, dressmaker, 213 Main
Murphy Benjamin, master mariner, 510 Main
Murphy Charles, 48 Collins
Murphy Daniel J., road master, W. C. R., Brunswick, S.
E. corner Herbert
Murphy James, master mariner, Wetmore
Murphy John, shipowner, office 19 Second, resd. 13 Collins
Murphy John, painter, 5 and 7 Forest
Murphy John E., marine school teacher, 44 Forest
Murphy Nehemiah, seaman, 203 Argyle
Murray Miss Adelaide, registrar of deeds, 51 Forbes
Murray Alexander S., cashier Exchange Bank, 51 Argyle
Murray Alexander, accountant, 194 Main
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Theie SaiH ir« imparted to ordnr an moit Favoritart Tern* bj
S. A. CROWELL & CO.,
GENERAL IRON AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
Oak TanTied Leather Belting, Ritbber Belting, Rubber
Hose, Linen Hose, Cotton Belting, Emery W'heels,
Mill Saws of all hinds, Woid-Split Pulleys,
Files of all kinds, Lubricating Oils, Babbit
Metal, and General Milling Supplies,
Window Glass, Ornamental Glass,
Builders' Hardware of all kinds.
Onr Stock of Paiate, Oils, Vnmishes and Brashes is
largei aiid of Best Qaalities obtainable.
MAIN STREET, YARMOUTH.
Gold in the Head cored by BINARD'S LINIMENT.
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Murray James, barrister, judge of probate, etc., 194 Main
Murray Stephen B., barrister, etc., 214 Main, read. 67
Muree Frederick, laborer, 1 Queen
Music HaU, 214 Main
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McCallum A. J., druggist, 303 Main, resd. 51 William
McCarthy Rev. Edward J., R. C. Parish Priest. 73 Prince
McConnell Andrew, rigger, 66 Main
McConnell Jacob, carpenter, 1 Crescent
McConnell James, sailmaker, 12 Kempt
McConnell Joseph, clerk, 8 Crescent
McConnell Robert, cooper, 66 Main
McConnell Sarah, widow of David, 8 Crescent
McConnell Thomas, laborer, 4 Tooker
McCormack Charles, laborer, 172 Water
McCormack John, farmer, 534 Main
McCully Charles, laborer, 14 Barnard
McDonald Jas., hotel and dining saloon, 154 & 156 Water
McDonald Mrs., widow, 38 Vancouver
McDougall Charles, laborer, 2 Dane's court
McDevitt Charles, tailor, 10 Queen
McDevitt Dominick, tailor, 10 Queen
McDevitt Dominick, jr., woollen mill spinner, 10 Queen
McGill Abbie, widow of John, 17 East
McGill Charles, confectionery, etc., 371 Main, bds. 10 Collins
McGill Harriet S., spinster, 43 Argyle
McGill Joseph, marble cutter, 13 Haskell
McGill Oliver, marble yard and shop, 14 and 16 Alma,
resd. 10 Collins
Tbe nioest and cleanest Haiz^diaasinii is miARVS UMIMENT.
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Ships' S tori's and Chandlery.
V/E CARRY A FULL STOCK OF
Flour
Meal
Oatmeal
Graham
Beaf
Pork
Lard
Hams
Butter
Cheese
Sugar
Molasses
Crackers
Rice
Starch
Beans
Raisins
Currants
Dried Apples
Evaporated Apples
Spices
(ream Tartar
Vinegar
Pickles
Teas, Soaps
Tobacco
Coal Oil
Soda
Baking Powder
Table Salt
Dairy Salt
Woodenware
Brooms
Brushes
Cordage
Wrapping Paper
Paper Bags
Wrapping Twine
Nixey^s Lead
Rising Sun Lead
Comet Lead
Axle Grease
Extract Logwood
Dye Woods
Lamp Chimneys
Lamp Wicks
Lamp Tops
Candles
Indigo
Washing Soda
Shoe Blacking
Shoe Leather
Nails
Etc , etc.
Nets, Lines and Twines> Cotton Duck and
Sailmakers' Supplies.
DRY AND PICKLED FISH,
For Home and Export Trade.
PACKERS OF BONELESS CODFISH.
YOUNG'S WHARF, COMMERCIAL WHARF AND STANWOOD'S BAR,
YARMOUTH, i\. S.
Minard's Liniment is more nsedi than any other Uniment.
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McGill William, customs department, 24 Queen
McGray Asa E., accountant, 48 Forest
Mclntosli Rev. William, Congregationalist, 42 Seminary
McKenzie Charles, railway section man, 533 Main
l^rcKinnon William C, postal clerk, W. C. Railway,
40 Willow
McLaughlin Brothers, dry goods dealers, 29G to 302 Main
McLaughlin Daniel, dry goods merchant (^fcLaughlin
Brothers), Parade, near Clements Avenue
McLaughlin Henry, clerk, 47 Parade
McLaughlin James, dry goods merchant (McLaughlin
Brothers), 23 Collins
McLaughlin John, truckman, 19 Chester
McLaughlin Lizzie, spinster, 47 Parade
]McLaughlin Sarah, spinster, 47 Parade
McLean Aubrey, laborer, 14 Ryerson
McLeod Anthony, shoemaker, 17 Queen
McLeod John, foundryman, 408 Main
McLeod Peter, fireman, 1 Commercial
McMUen Joseph, master mariner, 2 ifc3/illen
McMunn Catherine, widow of John, 63 Prince
Mc^Iunn John, locksmith, 17 Brown
McNutt D., conductor W. C. R., 324 Miiu
^fcNult William, seaman, 10 Barnard
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43 \irall Str««t, NB1¥ YORK.
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ONE RffLLIOff DOLLARS.
Assets ovbr
Two MlkitON DetlARS.
Net Surplus ss to P6lic> ITolders'
$l,846»72&.48.
This Is the largest Amtricdn company
dolkig bustoesB on this coatiu)Mit u]kon thtf
stock plan, taking Marims RtMks only, and
the business of the Company exceeds that
of al 1 ether Massachusetts companies com.
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SfOMTARY. PsiSlOEKT.
Wm. Law & Co., AoENTs,
YARMOUTH.
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Nelson Weston, manager Minard's Liniment factory,
19 Pi-escott
New England Hotel, Mi"S. O'Brien, proprietress, 34 Haw-
thorn
Newell Lewis Z., master mariner, Commercial
Newth Frederick A., painter, 393 Main, resd. 29 Chester
Nichols Ezekiel M., prop. Queen Hotel, 7 to 11 Central
Nickerson David, night watchman, 19 Main
Nickerson David T., works at woollen mill, 19 jtfain
Nickerson Ensign, fisherman, 187 Argyle
Nickerson Isaac, fisherman, 26 Hawthorn (rear;
Nickerson Jacob, seaman, 18 Commercial
Nickereon Jane, dressmaker, 17 Store lane
Nickenson John, fireman, 5 Commercial
Nickei'son Simeon, laborer, 1 Huston
P'ickerson Simeon, laborer, 28 Water
Nickerson William, laborer, 21 James
Nickerson William, moulder, 34 North Alma
Noonan Annie, widow of Dennis, 9 Chestnut
Netting Miss, teacher kindergarten, 48 Cliif
Netting Jennie, spinster, 48 Cliff
Nova Scotia Bank of, 329 ifain
MINARD'S LINIMENT does not sttun the finest clothing^
CHUTE, HALL & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OV
ORGANS, ORGAN AGTIONS & PIANO STOOLS
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Hotel, 34 Hawthorn
O'Brien John, boiler maker, 18 Central
O'Connell T., general dealer, 279 Main ^
O'Hanley Charles, fireman, 26 Hawthorn
0*Hanley George, clothes cleaner, 239 Main, icsidencc
26 Hawthorn
Oddfellow's Hall, 256 Main
Old Ladies' Home, on James and Whipple
Parker, I{lakins & Co., merchants and Shipowners 233
and 111 AVater
Parker, Eakins &Co.'s wharf, entrances, 231 & 235AVater
Parker. Edward F., merchant, (Parker, Eakins & Co.,)
381 Main
Parker Enos, photograxjher, boards 47 William
Parker George E., photographer, studio 297 Main, res d
15 Second
Parker J., master mariner, boards Yarmouth Hotel .
Parlcer M. A., dining and lunch room, 367 Main
Parker Peter, picture frame maker, 47 A\^illiam
Parkcj.' Richard, accountant, 12 Second
Parsonage, Baptist, Milton, 3 Elm
Patten Benjamin II., pattern maker, 477 Main
Patten Mrs., widow of Benjamin, 445 Main
Patten Urbine, truckman, 445 Main
Patten Ella, spinster, 17 Starr's road
Patten George, shoemaker, 42 Alma
Patten Hanliah, widow of James, 17 Starr's road
Tbe nicest and cleanest Hair-dressing is niNARD'S UNIHEK
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Joseph B, Burrill,
DEALER IN
Fresh and Corned Bee^
Hams, Bacon, Pouttry, Vegetables, 4tc.
ALSO.
Sausages, of my own make, a sj)ecialty
OPPOSITE yi£TS ft PEN1II8.
YARMOUTH, N. S.
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Patten Joseph F., builder, 21 Preseott
Patterson Charles, foundry foreman, 538 Main
Pay son Edward, woodturner, 17 William
Pearce William, master machinist, 21 Willow street
Pearson Nelson O., night watchman, 43 Forest
Pelton Charles S,, student, 66 William
Pelton Louisa, widow of Milo S., 26 Alma
Pelton Sanford H., barrister, 214 Main, resd. 66 William
Pendrigh & Crawford, brassfounders, 84 to 88 Water
Pendrigh Mrs., widow of William, 151 Main
Pendrigh Wra (Pendrigh & Crawford) brassfders, 151 Main
Pendrigh Eobert H. (Porter & Pendrigh), 151 Main
Perrin Dr, A. M., general practitioner, 247, resd. 249, Main
Perrj'' Albert, mariner, Wetmore
Perry George H., master mariner, 99 Argyle
Perry Henry, cabinet maker, 50 Forbes
Perry & Peterkin, barbers & hairdressers, 234 Main
Perry Thomas, master mariner, Brunswick, S E cor. Elm
Perry William, (of Perry & Peterkin) barber & hair-
dresser, boards 18 Kirk
Perry William E., teller Bank of Yarmonth, 23 Preseott
Peterkin Frederic, junk dealer, 430 Main
Peterkin H. A., barber & hairdresser (Perry & Peterkin)
boards Yarmouth Hotel
Pettit John, mason, 9 Bayview (or Baker)
Pettit & Sellers, masons, 15 John
Phillips Elijah E., master mariner, 210 Argyle
Phillips Henry, engineer, 2 Doane
Phillips John, truckman, Green, N. of Argyle
Phillips John, truckman, 9 Bond
Pine Hill Seminary, South-end school 26 to 36 Forbes
Pinknoy William, retired former, 6 William
Pitman Amos, farmer, Starr's road, E. of Pleasant
Minard's Linimeiit is nsed by all Horsemen and Stable Keepers, y
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Established 1860.
WILLIAM LAW & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS
AND
Commission Melrcliants,
GENERAL GROCERS,
ETC.
AgeiK^y for Boston Marine Insurance Co.,
Capital $1,000,000.
Glasgow and London Fire Insurance Co.;
Revere Copper Co.;
ITova Scotia Sugar Refinery;
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Sales of Bank, Insurance, and all kinds
of Stocks, Real Estate, etc.
Regular Auction Sales every Saturday at 2 oVlock p.m.
Gonsignmenis Solicited.
New Boston Marine Building, Yarmouth.
William Law. Bowman B. Law.
Cold in tbe Head cored by HINARD'S LINIMENT.
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Pitman Clement, foundryman, 33 Chester '
Pitman J. E., meat and fish market, 389 ifain '
Pitman Lydia, widow of Andrew, 17 Store lane
Piatt Joshua, machinist 439 Main.
Plumer Charles, truckman, 164 ifnin.
Pollard Charles D., blacksmith, 9 Alma, rsd., 25 Chests
Pollard Charles G., printer, 31 Cliff
Poole PetiBr, sailmaker, 77 Vancouver
Pothier Edmund, tailor, 21 Albert
Pothier Hilaire F-., laborer, 6 Kempt
Porter Frederick, clerk, 7 Bond
Porter George, porter, Hotel Lome
Porter Ira, truckman, 374 Main
Porter J. A. blacksmith, 85 Water, read. 5 Sycamore Place
Porter Leslie, clerk 7 Bond
Porter Maria, widow of Clement, 7 Bond
Porter Norman, master mariner 362 Main
Porter & Pendrigh dry goods, 345 Main
Porter W. A. truckman, 9 Public lane '
Porter W. Lloyd (Porter & Pendrigh) 9 Public lane
Potier Louis, grocer & fish-dealer, 163 to 167 Main
Potter Alfred W., blacksmith, 38 Water, resd. 80 Argyle
Potter Frederick, carpenter, 20 Starr's road
Powell Alfred, mason, 19 Commercial
Powell T., junk dealer, 160 Water
Powell W. A. master mariner, 299 Main
Powell Mrs. M, A., milliner 288 Main
Power John, laborer, 3 Fifth lane
Powers Charles, accountant, boards 10 Second street.
Powers Ellen S., widow of George, 83 Main
Powers James, tailor, 21 Queen
Preston B. J., at Woollen mill, 7 Pearl
Probate Office, Court House Basement, Main
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MINABD'8 LINIM£NT does not stain the flnf^^j^yn
Burrell-Johnson Iron Co'y,
Saw Mill Machinery, Minins Machinery, all kinds of CHsUngi, from onr
Gvn patterns or tboe« Bupplied by others. Marine and Stationary
Boilers of atl kinds. All kinds of Machinery, Blacksmith Work.
STEAM FITTINGS, both Brass & Iron.
We claim that ne make the largest rariety and fineet quality of
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters.
See our "Model Grand Range," "Victor" Soft Coal Cook, "Orient"
Franklin, " Island Crown Cook," " Veata" Soft Coal Heater, New "Silver
Moon" Base Bomer.
The World cannot produce better working StoTea of the kind. Oar
I'Victor" Hot Water Heater is the best ever made.
WATER STREET, YARMOUTH, N. S.
Lincoln & Williams, Tarmoatb, Agent for our StovcH,
Ranges, etc.
Minard's Liniment is the BEST Remedy tot ^enralKia* etc.
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Prosser Harry Gordon, wood polisher, 144 Main
Prosser Maria, 144 Main
Prothonatory's OfiSce, Court House Basement, Main
Providence Church (Methodist), 138 Main
Purdy Charles S., laborer, 49 Forbes
Purdy Enos, shoemaker, 195 Main
Purdy Joseph, ship carpenter, 49 Forbes
Purdy Joseph H., laborer, 8 South lane
Purney Wm. C, shoemaker's shop, 131 Main
Purney W. C, fancy goods dealer, 326 Main
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Queen Hotel, Ezekiel M. Nichols, propV., 7 to 11 Central
Minard^H Honey Balsam is sure to cure an obstinate Ck>agh
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Brown & Smith,
230 Main St., Yarmouth, N. S.
HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN PAINTERS,
GILDERS,
GRAINERS,
PAPER HANGERS, &c.
Dealers in Boom Paper, Paints, Oils, Tarnislies,
Glass, Pntty, &c.
Picture Framing and Room Nloulding a Specialty.
C. E HORTON,
Exchange Building, 219 & 223 Main St.
Choice Groceries
OF EVERT DESCBIFnON.
PURE SPICES, A SPECIALTY.
BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
Large stock Canned Goods, Chocolates, Teas, Coffees, etc.,
always on hand.
CONFEGTIONERY AND FRUITS.
The Best Goods in the Market.
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Kandall George H., clerk, 480 Main
Eandall T. William, drug clerk, 480 Alain
Eandall Dr. W. A. C, general practitioner, 480 Main
Eandall Mrs , dressmaker, 30 Alma
Eay Brothers, blacksmiths, 21 Brown
Bay Busby W., carriage maker, 58 Forest
Eay Daniel Chesley, carriage maker, 60 Forest
Eay Frederick C, blacksmith, 11 High street place
Eay S. Bam ford, blacksmith, 11 High street place
Eaymond Joseph S., manager Clements' feed store, Alma,
corner High
Eaymond Lay ton, carpenter, boards 411 Main
Eaymond Margaret, widow of S. F., Alma, corner High
Eaymond Eichard, cabinet maker, 53 Vancouver
Eaymond William, painter, Herbert, east of Wetraore
Beading Eoom, W. C. T. U., 24 Central
Eedding Amasa, policeman, 412 Main
Bedding George, machinist, 10 Carlton
Eedding Joseph, mason, 12 South lane
Eedding Mrs. Tabitha, 354 Main
Eedding Thomas C, mason, 12 South lane
Eegistry of Deeds, court house basement, Main
Eeid Charles E., carpenter, 22 Alma
Eeid Gertrude, widow of Eobert, 10 Crescent
Eeid William W., truckman, Parade, near Haley road
Belief Yarmouth Mutual Society, 329 Main
Eeynard Harry, blacksmith, 49 Forbes
Ehodes Mrs. J. H., milliner, 353 Main, resides 286
Eichards C. C, druggist (C. C. Bichards & Co.), 15 Willow
Use MINABD'8 LINIMENT tbr Bheumatism, etc.
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Clements' Feed Store,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BATTLE FEED OF EVERY DESGRiPTION.
Com Meal, Middlings,
Hay, Cracked Corn,
Moulie, Oats, Wiiole Corn,
Shorts, Feed Flour,
Cotton Seed Meal, Bran,
Rock Salt, etc., etc.,
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Inspection Solicited. Lowest Prices Goaranteed.
SSB OUR ADVEaTISEKENTS IN THE PAFEKS.
J. S. RAYMOND, MANAGER.
11 JOHN STREET, YARMOUTH, N. S.
QUICK SALES. PROMPT RETURNS.
F, L. CLEMENTS & CO,,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RECEIVERS OF
FRESH AND SALT FISH. LIVE L0B8T6R8, POTATOES, WOOD, &C.
176 ATLANTIC AVENUE, BOSTON, MASS.
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Eichards C. C, & Co., druggists, 305 Main
Kichards David, clerk, 20 Parade
Eichards John, accountant, 15 Willow
Bing James, caulker,- 172 Argyle
Eitchie John E., tinsmith, 545 & 547 Main, res. 6 Summer
Eitchie Mrs. John H., 8 Bond
Eitchie Lottie A.., spinster, 8 Bond
Eitchie Myrtie P., agent dye works, 18 Forejst, res. 8 Bond
Eitchie Thomas, painter, 400 Main
Eitchie Washburn Coy, printer, 8 Bond
Eoach Elizabeth, widow, 17 Argyle
Eoach George, laborer, Eegent
Eobbins A. C, shipowner, 11 Jenkins, resd. 32 Seminary
Eobbins Annie E., spinster, 32 Seminary
Eobbins Ansel, customs department, 67 Tooker
Eobbins Benjamin D., trader, 79 Argyle
Eobbins Charles S. P., merchant, 1 Eobbins place
Eobbins Forman K., purser Y. S. S. Co., 459 Main
Eobbins Frank C, clerk, boards 11 WiDiam
Eobbins G. W., Cordova leather works, 100 to 104 Water
resd. Wyman road
Eobbins John H., carriage manufactory, 22 and 24 Cliff,
resides 52 Cliff
Eobbins J. Y., shipowner, 11 Jenkins, resides 30 High
Eobbins Maggie A., widow of Byron E., 26 Carlton cor
Alma
Eobbins S. B.. master mariner, Pleasant, near Cliff
Eobbins William S., insurance agent, 63 Tooker
Eobertson Dennis, tailor, boards New England Hotel
Eobertson George H., supt. water works, 3 Jenkins
Eobertson William D., master mariner, 567 Main
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YARMOUTH, N. S.
W. H. 8. OAHLQBEN, Proprietor,
A. E. WEABE, Manager.
Use Richard's Quinine and Iron Tonic, whicli is gnaranteec
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Eobichau Gabriel, laborer, Wetmore
Kobichatt Jean, laborer, 10 Lonergan's lane
Eobichau Leandre, laborer, 41 Main
Eobichau Levi, grocer. 177 and 179 Main
Eobichau William C, boarding house keeper, 211 Main
Eobichau Mrs. 50 Water
Eobinson Mrs., widow, 158 Argyle
Eodgers John, harness maker, 9 John, resd. Sand Beach
Eodgers Michael, harness maker, bds. New England Hotel
Eodgers W. H., harness maker, 13 and 15 Brown, resides
47 Albert
Eogers Albert, carpenter, 197 Argyle
Eogers Eev. Anderson (Presbyterian), 56 William
Eogers Angus, truckman, 6 Bond
Eogers Arthur, clerk, 76 Prince
Eogers Benjamin, principal South-end school, 16 Queen
Eogers Barnard E., agent Yarmouth Building and Loan
Society, 25 Queen
Eogers Budd, teamster, 12 Barnard lane
Eogers Calvin, carpenter, 123 Argyle
Eogers Clarence, purser, 145 Main
Eogers George, rigger, 74 Water
Eogers Irvine, at organ factory, 11 Brown
Eogers James, confectioner, 50 Prince
Eogers Joseph, shoemaker, 543 Main
Eogers Joseph E., merchant, Eogers' wharf, resides 2
Sycamore place
Eogers Margaret, widow of Jacob W., 12 Barnard lane
Eogers Maurice, foundryman, 10 Store lane
Eogers William L., hardware dealer, 273 Main, boards
Queen Hotel
Eogers' Wharf, entrance to, 73 Water
Eolston Edward, mail clerk, 7 Elm
Millard's Uniment is more used tlian anv oilier Uniment.
WHERE TO BUY MILLINERY.
MiH Wvman keepa in Btotk and ie couBtantly receiving fresh
supplies of eTerything deslrdble in
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
She aIso keeps a fnll stock of
MeCall'8 New York Patterns, Bazaar Dre^makers,
Ladfes* Bazaars.
^AiPAIiOGUES AHD SHBErps.
All ordere lot trimming received by mail or ottiei^ise, pre mptly
executed.
I> E/ I O :E) S 3!.d: O ID B E, Ji. T E .
H. A. WYMAN.
TBEFSTS HACE AHS UVUBT STABLE
nin OUwiB >ii Htski in wailla
lb ^valBtBMBU. •ntrrinlst
Muription
irnitbtd ■! nstf-
•rate chirgei.
Canfid and
HAIVTHOBN STREET, YARMOUTH, "^^S'.'
a T. GRANT,
Carriage,
HARNESS Team&Cart
MAKER, ^IjU (joLLAflg
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10 JOHN STREET.
Use HGnard's Idiiimrat to invent falling eat of Haur.
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Rolston J. D., proprietor Yarmouth Times, 16 John, res.
7 Elm
Rosen Mrs., dressmaker, 316 Main
Ross Alexander, mason, 15 Store lane
Ross Charles S., printer, 23 Hawthorn
Ross Donald, shipbuilder, 23 Hawthorn
Ross Frank, clerk, 23 Hawthorn
Ross John, mariner, 12 First
Ross Robert H., mail clerk, 23 Hawthorn
Ross William D., dry goods merchant (Moses & Ross),
15 Prescott
Rowe William C, engineer, 87 Alma, near High
Rowley J. W. H., agt. Dom. Savings Bank, 21 Cumberland
Roy L. J., Wanzer sewing machine agent, 22 Queen
Roy Thomas, blacksmith, 6 Flats lane
Rozee James, sr., confectioner, 274 Main, resd. 8 Sycamore
place
Rozee James, jr., confectioner, 253 Main, resd. 31 Alma
Ryan Frank, laborer, 347 Water ; ^^H!^ c.v^v-
Ryder Sarah, widow of Nelson, 10 Peai-1
Ryerson Block, entrance, 329 Main
Ryereon Edith, spinster, 23 and 25 Second
Ryerson Frederick C, pro'r Jjome Hotel, 238 & 210 Main
Ryerson John K. retired merchant, 65 Parade
Ryei'son Samuel M., Hotel Lome
Rj^erson wharf, entrance to, 199 water
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W. D. LdviTT, C. T. Gbantham,
President. Manager.
Thos. Killam, cable :
Vice-President. " GRANTHAM.'^
YARMOUTH
Duck and Yarn Comp'y
(LIMIIED),
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cotton Sail Duck,
Wide Ducks,
Sail & Wrapping Twines.
YARHOUTH, N. S.
nSnard's Liniment is nsed by all Horsemen and Stable Keepe
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Sabean M. E., widow of David G., 527 Main
St. Ambrose Church, Koman Catholic, old, 22 Barnard
St. Ambrose Church, new (R. C), cor. Albert and Green
St. John, Church of, Presbyterian, 2 Kirk
St. Julian Hall, 111 Main
Salem School House, 195 Argyle
Salvation Army Barracks, 208 Main
Salvation Aniiy Quarters, 2 Tooker
Samuels George, lish hawker, 14 Moody's lane
Samuels Mrs., 50 Water
Sanders Anthony, (Frank H. Wilson & Co., iron works\
10 Summer
Sanders Charles W., picture dealer, 403 Main, resd. 21
Bay view (or Baker)
Sanders William, pattern maker, 19 James
Sanderson George G., insurance broker, 361 Main, resides
24 Parade
Saulnier Adolphus, laborer, 34 Starr's road
Saulnier B., laborer, 8 Store lane
Saulnier Henri, laborer, 600 Water
Saulnier J. R., shoemaker, 98 Water
Saulnier John W., laborer, 487 Water
Saulnier Joseph, laborer, 339 Water
Saulnier Louis, truckman, 8 Church
Saulnier Rene, laborer, Barnard
Saulnier Robert, laborer, 32 Water
Savings Bank, Dominion, 2 John
Savary Edward, laborer, 68 Water
Saunders Nathan, master mariner, 6 Crescent
School Episcopal Sunday (south), 81 Main
School Trustees' Office, court house basement, Main
Scott Ebenezer, master mariner, 10 Kirk
KUf ABD'8 LINIMENT do«s not stain the finest clothii
JACOB SWEENY,
495 to 499 Main Street, Yarmouth, N. S.
DEALER IN
Gl)esti)ut, Asl), and Painted Gtianber Furniture,
IIT STJITES.
lt«dij(«atls, Bureaus, Siuks, Ta1)]e:«, Washstands, Toiletij
Outre Tables, Wardrobes, Mlrroi-s, Cane ami
Wooden Chairs of every Tariely.
ALSO
PARLOR FURNITURE.
MILTON, N. 8.
B. TITUS,
YARMOUTH
Hack, Sale,
Boarding
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LIVERY STABLES
16 Brown Street.
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Scott EUeiy, master mariner, 17 Main
Scott Frank, master mariner, 416 Main
Scott James, master mariner, 18 Argyle
Scott Martha B., widow of Amos, 46 Forbes
Seely Joseph, laborer, 43 Hawthorn
Seely Mrs., widow, 14 Collins
Selvidge James, janitor South-end schoolhouse, 67 Argyle
Selvidge James, laborer, 9 Lewis avenue
Seminary Yarmouth and grounds (central school),
bounded by Parade, Seminaiy, Collins and Carleton
Sharkey Stephen, laborer. Green, south of Argyle
Shaw Alfred M., master mariner, 27 Forest
Shaw Harvey, master mariner, Forest, eai^t of Haley road
Shaw Mary, widow, 19 Cliff
Shaw William F. (Chute, Hall & Co.), 10 Collins
Shea James, gardener, 54 Beacon
Sheriff's Office, court house, Main
Sherman Charles, blacksmith, 409 Main, res. 5 Store lane
Shipping Master's Office, 2 John
Silver Jacob, cooper, 9 to 13 Store lane
Simms Robert, carpenter, 98 Parade
Simms Wilson G., trader, 6 Kirk
Sisoo Gilbert, laborer, 46 Starr's road
Skating Rink, south east corner Parade and Pleasant
Skinner E. Burpee, Burrell-Johnson Iron Works, Willow
Skinner Judson, engineer, 8 Commercial
Sleeth Joseph, jailor, 372 Main
Smith Amaziah, seaman, 6 Commercial
Smith Arthur, painter, 226 Main
Smith Benjamin (Brown & Smith), painter, 226 Main
Smith Benjamin B., painter, 56 Cliff
Smith Charles, mariner, 11 William
Smith Edward B., cooper, 2 Huston
Smith Eliza, widow of Oilman, hair shop, 405 & 407 Main
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ESTABLISHED 1835.
WM. BURRLIL & CO.,
DEALERS IK
HARDWARE,
We keep a large and raried assortment in Bnllders' and
Shelfy Carpenters' and Mechanics' Tools, Asrricnl-
tnral Implements, Cntlery of the best English
and German Make.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
READY MIXED PAINTS, PU TTY, GU8 8, LEAD, OILS, VARNISHES.
Boots, Shoes ^ FJubbbi^s.
in latest leading styles.
Sole Leather, Shoe Findings, Fitted Uppers,
Shoemakers' Kits.
PATENT MEDICINES.
STAPLE GROCERIES.
ROOK POTASH, GRASS and CLOTER SEED, &c.
Goods are purchased from first hands and sold at prices to meet
the views of close buyers.
565 MAIN STKEET (MILTON.)
MINARD'S FAMILY PII^ are the best LJTer PUte.
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Smith Frank, laborer, ? Loneigan'^ l3%»^ •
Smith George, laboTrer^ Begent
Smith George i^,, J. P. and count j official, office 25^ Mai^
Smith John^ fisherman, 73 Main
Smith Joseph, laboirer, IS East
Smith Joseph A., barrister, etc., office 323 Main, resi^
28 Alma
Smith Joseph A., cooper, 13 Hawthorn
Smith Kate, widow of Frank, ^5 Church
Smith Margery, widow of Daniel, ^83 Ma^in
Smith Matilda, widow of Judas C, 2 Cook's lane, off Van-
couver
Smith Peter, seaman, 12 Byerson
Smith Mrs., widow cf Saniuel, 419 Main
Smith Eobert, laborer, 15 Church
S!mith Samuel, seaman, 9 Commercial
Smith William, laborer. Regent
Society Yarmouth Mutual Belief, 329 Mfl^n
SoUows George, Qiachinist, 549 Maiii
SoUows Mary, widow of Aaron, 77 Vancouver
Sons of Temperance, Division hall, 468 Main
Southern Beacon Lodge, 112 Main
South-end School House (Pine Hill Seminary), 20 to »6
Forbes
Spall Eobert, clerk, 20 Carlton
Spears Charles, i^achinist, 356 Main
Spears George W., moulder, 25 Whipple
Spears Bobert, janitor Dominion Building, 2 John
Spinney Aaron, truckman, 20t Sei^inary
Spinney Alvin, truckman, 9 Cliff
Spinney Edgar K., hardware and general dealer, 375 to
379 Main
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BUTLER & HALEY,
Caskets, Burial Robes
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CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Orders by telephone promptly attended to.
COR. ARGYLE & MAIN STREETS.
F. PETERKIN,
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Ryerson Wharf, Yarmouth, N. S.
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Spinney George N., carpenter, 71 Tooker
Spinney Harvey, street <5ommissioner, 36 Cliff
Stanton Solomon, stonecutter, 7 Huston
Stanwood Elva, widow of Jacob, 14 Willow
Stanwood Matthew, fish dealer, 33 Hawthorn, res. 33 Alma
Stanwood Samuel, master mariner, 34 Alma
Starratt S. A., teacher Yarmouth Seminary, 188 Main
Steam Laundry, Arthur Suttie, 25 John
Steams Eev. Henry, Episcopal clergyman, 205 Main
Steele Edward, paper hanger, 7 Lovitt
Sterritt Maria, widow of James A., 12 Carlton
Sterritt Mary, spinster, 24 and 26 High
Sterritt William T., lumber merchant, 16 High
Stewart Alex, dining saloon, 6, res. 10, Brown
Stewart F. J., vice principal Yarmouth Seminary, boards
188 Main
Stipendiary Magistrate, Nathan Hilton, 3 John, resides
506 Main
Stockdale Nathaniel, chief steward S.S. Yarmouth, 20 Kirk
Stoddart Ch^arles, laborer, 43 Hawthorn
Stoddart Daniel, seaman, 17 Commercial
Stoddart Kinsman, seaman, 11 Commercial
Stoddart Samuel, seaman, 17 Argyle
Stoneman Arthur P., clerk, 34 Forbes, corner Argyle
Stoneman A. F., merchant (A. F. Stoneman & Co.), 54
Forbes, corner Argyle
Stoneman A." P. & Co., merchants, 139 Main, and Stone-
man's wharf, and 67 Water
Stoneman Charles E., clerk, 4 Bond
Stoneman's Hall, 141 Main
Stoneman Joseph, clerk, 1 Bond
Stoneman Thomas W. (Cook & Stoneman), dry goods,
45 Parade
The nicest and cleanest Hair-dressing is HINABD'S UNDHE]
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Syrette Man«'^^,^^ber. 17a .
Suttie f^^^^^^i, laundry, 5
Sttttie Charles, ^
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2 Strachan Martha, widow of Stephen, 9 Argyle
Strickland Elizabeth, widow of Robert B., 569 Main
Stubbs Aaron C, barber and hairdresser, 476 Main, resides
|§ 34 Vancouvei;
Sturgis William, at cotton mill, 38 Vancouver
Sullivan" Augustus, laborer, Herbert, east of Wetmore
Sullivan Daniel, clothier f D. Sullivan & Co J, 39 Parade
Sullivan^D. &'Co., tailors and furnishers, 313 Main
Sullivan Thos.,'tailor (D. Sullivan & Co.) 39 Parade
•a Sullivan Mary,]]widow of Dennis, 39 Parade
Surette Henri, 'at organ factory, 2 Porter's lane
Surette James,'^fisherman, 22 Water
Surette Joseph, laborer, 130 Main
Surette Marie, widow, i7 Argyle
g) Suttie Alfred B.j'plumber^ 173 Argyle
Suttie Arthur, steam laundry, 25 John, resd. 6 William
Suttie Augustus, moulder, 2 Flats lane
Suttie Charles, machinist, 532 Main
^ Suttie James K, stove dealer, 532 and 599 Main U'
Swain Eldridge, fisherman, 15 Church g-
Swain Llewellyn E., watchmaker and photographer, 210 ^
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g Sweeny Jacob,'[furniture manufacturer, 495 to 499 Main,
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Sweeny'Leslie J .,*laborer,18 South lane £
Sykes James, builder,"^52 Forbes «3
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^O-OPEI^AiriYB
Deposit 1 Loan Society
OF YARMOUTH.
DIRECTORS:
President : J. WENTWORTH MOODY.
Vice-President : THOMAS KILLAM.
SAMUEL A. CROWELL.
BOWMAN B. LAW.
CHARLES L. POWER.
AUDITORS :
J. H. LOMBARD.
GEO. G. SANDERSON.
SOLICITOR :
ROBERT E. HARRIS.
Loans made on most favorable terms to the
Borrower. Deposits Secured.
APPLY TO
S. B. MURRAY, Secretary.
Office 12, Boston Marine Building/ Yarmouth.
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Tabernacle Church (Congregatioualist), 3(50 Main
Taylor Geo S., tailor and furnishfer, 337 Main, res. 6 Parade
Tax Collector's Ofl&ce, court house basement, Main
Teasdale Rev. J. J., Methodist, 13 Elm
Tedford Jacob, ship steward, 485 Main
Telegraph Office, Western Union, 9 Jenkins
Telephone Company, Nova Scotia, 9 Jenkins
Temple Church, Baptist, 45 Argyle
Templars Independent Order of Good, 112 Main
Thompson Ebenezer, laborer, 2 Church
Thompson Israel, fisherman, 6 Water
Thompson James, cooper, 13 Church
Thompson Jervis, laborer, 8 Queen
Thompson John, laborer, 11 Albert
Thomson Walter, grocer, 235and 237 Main, res. 9 Forest
Thurston John, truckman, 37 Cliff
Thurston Mary L., widow of Henry, 83 Cliff
Thurston Robert, truckman, 22 Willow
Thurston William, truckm'an, 8 Willow
Tilley Mrs. S. J. B., milliner, 251 Main, resd. 18 Kirk
Times Yarmouth, J. D. Rolston, proprietor, 16 John •
Titus Blake, livery stables, 16 Brown, res. 16 Central
Titus Enos, blacksmith, 8 Forest
Tobin Fowler, stagecoach driver, 15 Highstreet place
Tooker Charles J. B., clerk, 37 Parade
Tooker Eliza B., widow of George W., 245 Main
Tooker George, master mariner, 45 Forest
Tooker Norman J. B., merchant (A. F. Stoneman & Co.)
6 Sycamore place
Tong Robert, grocer, 169 Main, resd. %1 Barnard lane
Trask Charles E., accountant, 58 Main
Hnard'8 Liniment is more used tlian any otlier Liniment.
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GEO. W. ROBBINS, .
Proprietor of the Cordova Tannery,
MANVFAprUREB 0^
SOLE AND UPPER
Sheep and Goat Skin,
IMITATION GOAT,
POLISH GRAIN,
AND
CALF SKIN.
Water Street, Yarmauth, N. S.
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Trask Mary, widow of George, Clements ave., near Cliff
Trask Walter, accountant, 20 Central
Trefry Benjamin, farmer, 17 Starr's road
Trefry Frederick, merchant, 61 Tooker
Trefry George B., painter, 40 Alma
Trefry George K., master mariner, 12 James
Trefry Hugh H., at Minard's Liniment factory, 512 Main
Trefry J. W. & Co., grocers and meat dealers, 171 Main
Trelry Leaman, mariner, 10 Starr's road
Trefrj'^ Mrs., widow of William E., 512 Main
Trefry N. L., painter, 40 Alma
Trefry Norman L., painter, 397 to 401 Main
Trefry Richard H, livery stables, 11 & 14 Hawthorn, res. 16
Trinity Church, Anglican, 64 William
Trinity School House, 63 William
Tug Boat Company, office, Cann's wharf
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VanNordon William, stage coach driver, boards New
England Hotel, Hawthorn
Verge F. A., Elder, Advent Christians, 438 Main
Verge's fancy goods store, pianos ete., 266 Main
Vickery Charles, wood turner, boards 18 Willow
Vickery Edgar J., bookseller, 309 Main, resides Clift
Vickery Jatnes, laborer, 505 ITater
Vickery Thomas, master master, 408 Main
Viets Edward M., dry goods merchant (Viets & Dennis),
63 Forest
VietB & Dennis, dry goods, 335 Main
Vineau Madeline, widow, 11 East
Von Metzke Olivia, teacher, 7 Worth
MINABD'S FAMILY PILLS are the best Lirer FULs.
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JOB HATFIELD,
GENERAL
FIRE and MARINE
INSURANCE AGENT.
AH Classes of Marine and Fire Fisks taken at lowest
rates.
Office: LOVITT'3 BUILDING.
CORNING & CHIPMAN,
Barristers, Solicitors,
NOTARIES PUBLIC, INSURANCE AGENTS, ETC.
Agents Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.
AND
London & lanoaslur$ Fire Ins. Co,
Office : Eakins Building, Yarmouth, N. S.
Thomas E. Corning. Lewis Chipman.
Minard's Liniment is the BEST Remedy for Neuralgia, et
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Wade Mary, widow of Micholas, 162 Main
Walker Israel L., master mariner, Herbert, E. of Wetmore
Wallace James, gasfitter, 15 Albert
Wallis James, foreman Times office, 138 Argyle
Walsh J. W., teacher Business College, boards Yar-
mouth Hotel
Ward John, carpenter, 9 Haskell
Warner Philip, moulder, 8 South lane
Warrington Sophie, spinster, Jervis
Watt William, ship carpenter, 22 Starr^s road
Watt Thomas, joiner, 22 Starr's road
Wayden Mary, widow of William, 67 Vancouver
Weare Albert E., clerk Yarmouth Hotel, 49 William -
Weare Alice, spinster, 49 William
Weare Samuel, drug clerk, 49 JFilliam
Weare William, expressman, 49 JTilliam
Webster Grant, foundryman, 16 Starr's road
Webster Henry, master mariner, 41 Forbes
Webster Dr. C. L., general practitioner, 442 Main
Webster TTilliam, engineer, 469 Main
^ I Webster Mrs., widow of Dr. J. L. R., 442 Main
Weddleton Alfred, sailmaker, 4 High
Weddleton Harry F., sailmaker, Baker's whf, rsd 8 Argyle
Weddleton James B., sailmaker, 1 Butler and 88 Main
Weddleton William, sailmaker, 5 Carleton
Weights and -Measures office, 2 John
Wesley Church (Methodist) 462 Main
Western Union Telegraph office, 9 Jenkins
Westhaver J. B., school teacher, 514 Main
Wetmore David, lumber merchant, TFetmore
Wetmore Sophia, widow of George, 9 Doane
Use Minard's Liniment to prevent falling out of Hair.
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BsUbUlbed 187 1.
F. H. WILSON & CO.,
MILTON IRON FOUNDRY,
YARMOUTH, H. S.
Manufacturers of Stoves, Sbip Castings and Qeneral Macbinety.
OUR "PRIZE" RANGE.
Qandsomeirt and Baet Ranoa Buda, for vblcli w« hold tite reglstend dei[|B fbr
the Doralnlon of Cauda. Also ov " Prlie " Cook.
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Whalen W. H., shoemaker, 7 Alma
White Amos, fisherman, 29 Commercial
White Benjamin, laborer, 17 Argyle
White Charles C, blacksmith, 15 Argyle
White Charles W., clerk, boards Hotel Lome
White Chris, laborer, 14 Gridley's lane
White Frank, master mariner, 31 Ifater
White Frank, fisherman, 27 Barnard (rear)
White Rev. George R. (Baptist), 4 H^illiam
White Hilaire, sailmaker, 2 Moody's alley
White Hilaire, laborer, 36 Starr's road
White Louis, laborer, 10 Moody's lane
White Marc, laborer, 2 Barnard
White Peter A., laborer, 1 Moody's alley
White Zackery, laborer, 50 Starr's road
Whitehouse Charles, laborer, 201 Argyle
Whitman Asa, carpenter, 65 Vancouver
Whitman William J., stove mounter, 10 South lane
Williams Benjamin R., 22 Bayview (or Baker)
Williams Elkanah, laborer, 18 Queen
Williams Edward S., tinsmith, 26 Bayvievy [or Baker]
Williams Thos. A., master builder, 28 Bayview [or Baker]
Williams George, baggageman W. C. R., 28 Bayview
Williams William, mariner, 542 Main
Wilson George H., livery stable, 6 to 12 Alma, resides
27 Cliff
Wilson Frank H. (Frank H. Wilson & Co.), 535 Main
Wilson Frank H. & Co., ironfounders, office 563 Main,
works 2 to 20 Vancouver
Wilson Henry, laborer, 1 Dane's court
Wilson Jane, spinster, 27 Cliff
Wilson Mary, spinster, 27 Cliff
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326 Main St. 326.
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JOBBER OF
Tinware,
Small Wares,
Stationery,
BRUSHES, BROOMS, &c.
Goods and Prices speak for
themselves.
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BOUGHT FOR CASH.
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Wilson Sarah, spinster, 27 Cliff
Wilson Thomas K., Post Ofi&ce clerk, 72 Prince
Woodburn Eobert, machinist, Chipman, off Vancouver
Woollen Mill Company Yarmouth, 149 to 159 Tfiater
Worthen Thomas, fisherman, 134 Main
Wjrman Adelbert, truckman, 354 Main
Wyman Albert L., engineer, 185 Main
Wyman Almon W., mariner, 185 Main
Wyman George E., machinist, 53 Cliff
Wyman H. A., milliner, 339 Main
Wyman James W., wharf builder, 53 Cliff
Wyman Joseph R, furniture rooms, 373 Main, res. 51 Alma
Wyman Levi B., grccer, 287 Main, resd* 32 Tfillow
Wyman Norman A., merchant, 16 Second
Wyman Thomas, laborer, Grove, near Vancouver
Wyman Mrs., widow of Jesse, 318 Main
Wynoch Lucinda, widow of Frederick, 66 Vancouver
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COAL AGENCY
^ Little Glace Bay Coal
ORDERS SOLICITED FOR
ACADIA MINES COAL,
AMERICAN HARD COAL.
OFFICE : Corner Moody's Lane and Main Street.
GOAL 8HED8 AT ROGERS' WUARP.
J. R. ROGERS.
SOUTH e:nd
FURNITURE EMPORIUM,
Corner Argyle and Main Streets.
ALL KINDS OF
r^OUSEHOLD FUr^NimUl^B,
CHAIRS, TABLES, BUREAUS, SINKS.
PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITES.
UPHOLSTERING, REPAIRING, &c.
PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY.
CALL AND GET PRICES.
BUTLER & HALEY.
The nicest and cleanest Hair-dressing is HINARD'S LINIMENT.
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Yarmouth Bakery, Frederick Miller, 47 Hawthorn
Yarmouth Bank of, 320 Main
Yarmouth Bookbindery, 9 Jenkins
Yarmouth Building and Loan Society, office, 308 Main
Yarmouth Duck and Yarn Company, office and factory,
479 to 485 Water
Yarmouth Dye Works, 1 to 7 Haskell
> Yarmouth Gas Light Company, office, 307 Water
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Yarmouth Herald Office, Alexander Lawson, proprietor,
9 Jenkins
Yarmouth Hotel, 261 to 265 Main
Yarmouth Iron Works, 108 and 110 Water
Yarmouth Elnitting Factory, Dodds & Jolly, proprietors,
15 Jenkins
Yarmouth Library, 26 Central
Yarmouth Mutual Belief Society, 329 Main
Yarmouth Seminary, central school-house and ground,
bounded by Parade, Seminary, Collins and Carlton
Yarmouth Steam Carpet-beating Company, 1 to 7 Haskell
Yarmouth Telephone Company, 9 Jenkins
Yarmouth Times, J. D. Bolston, prop., 16 John, 21 Kirk
Yarmouth Woollen Mill Company, 149 to 159 Water
Young Mrs. Lydia, widow, 5 Elm
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Jacob Sweeney,
UNDERTAKER,
AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
FUNERAL OUTFira of Kvery DesGriptfon.
YJLRIKEOIJT'B.
THOS. B. FLINT, LL.B,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ConiTnissUmer in the Supreme and Cawnty Courts of
Jfova Scotia, Court of the Vice- Admiralty, ^.,
and A£ent of the
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK LIFE INSURAME GO., &g.
OFFICE: No. 6 EAKINS BLOCK,
YARMOUTH, N. S.
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Bingay, T. V. B. & Sons, barristers-at-law 68
** BonaDza/' dry goods, crockery, &c. (John Miller, manager) 42
Boston Marine Ins. Co , \Vm. Law & Ck)., agents 86
Brackett, VVm. H., hairdresser 56
Brown & Smith, painters, paper haoger<», &c. 96
Barrel I- Johnson Iron Works 94
Burrill, VVm., & Co., merchants, hardware, ,&c. 108
Barrill, Joseph B., meats and provisions 9j0
Butler & Haley, furniture, undertakers, &c. 110 and 124
Cann, E. B , custom tailoring, furnishings, &c. 10
Churchill & Wetmore, plumbers, gasfitters, &c. 70
Chute, Hall & Co., organ manufncturers 88
Clements, Edgar N., barrister-at law, insurance agent 68
( lements, F. L. & Co., com. merchants, Boston 98
Coaldwell, A. W., oyster, ice cream, lunch rooms 28
Co-Operative Co., F. & C, groceries, &c. 74
Co-Operative Deposit and Loan Society, (S. B Murray, sec*y) 114
Cook, M. A , carpenter, wheelwright, &c 56
Cook & Stoneman, dry goods 16
Corning & Chipman, barristers-at-law, ins agents, &c. 118
Craig. J. A , drugs, &c. 34
Crosby, Jas L , gents' furnishings 18
Crosby, L. G., wholesale dealer in molasses 62
Crosby, Dennis, lumber dealer 43
Crowel], S. A., hardware, mill supplies, &c. 82
Dane, T. B. & Son, merchant tailors 80
Dane, W. H„ boots, shoes, &c. 8
Davis, J. M , groceries, ship stores, &c. 26
Dodds & Jolly, dry goods, knitting factory, &c. 48
Feed Store, Clements* (J. 8. Raymond, manager) 98
Flint, T. B , barrister-at-law, &c. ^ 126
Goudey, I. H., crockery, plated ware, &c. 61
Grant, G. T., harness maker . 102
Harris & Horsfall, drugs, stationery, &c. 6
Harris R. E., barrister-at-law, insurance agent, &c. 44
H atfield , Job , insurance ag«-ncy 1 18
Homer, A W. & Sons, manTng confectioners, aereated waters 52
Hood, H. A., jewellery, &c., see side lines
Hood, S. C, jewellerjr, &c. 60
Horton, C E., groceries 96
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Executed at short notice.
Customs and Legal Forms
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YARMOUTH, N. S.
yWm. Millen Gents' $3.00 Shoe in
Lace and Congress, two widths of j
s, ^ sizes and Patent Heel
Plates, a good value for more / B
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$2.00 Dongola Button Boot ^
E_i # is the best value for the money
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a-zv 3vnA.xisr street.
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Horton, Jonathan, groceries (30
Hotel Lome, 46
Hotel, Queen 76
Hotel. Yarmouth 100
Hurlburt, J. H , oyster and dining rooms 32
Kelley, L J., boots, shoes, &c. 12
Killam Bros., commission merchants, coal, insurance agents 58
Law, Wm. & Co., auctioneers and com. merchants, ins absents 92
Lewis, Sheldon & Co., groceries, &c. - 112
Lincoln & Williams, stoves, tinware, &c. 26
Merchants & Manufacturers Co , heat, fuel, light, inside back cover
Minard's Liniment, see head and foot lines
Morton, G. J , stoves, tinware, plumbing, &c. - 30
Moses & Ross, diy goods 10
Murphy, J. E., marine school, nautical instruments 68
Mutual Relief Society, life insurance 38
McCallum, A. J., drugs, &c. 20
McGill, Oliver, Yarmouth marble works - 90
Parker, Eakins & C<^ , merchants 84
Parker, George F., photogra »her 54
Pendrigh & Crawford, b*ass foundry 40
PerrlD, Dr A. M., gener practitioner 14
Perry & Peterkin, hairdf ^sers 14
Peterkin, F., dealer in old ron &c. - 110
Purney, W, C, eggs, brooms, fancy goods, &c. 122
Rf id, Charles R., carpenter and cabinet maker 66
Richards, C. 0. & Co., druggists, see head and foot lines
Robbins George W., Cordova tannery 116
Rodgers, J., harness maker 80
Rogers, J. R., South-end coal agency 124
Rozee, James, confectiooery 50
Smith, Joseph A., barrister-at-law, insurance agent 12
Sullivan, D. & Co., custom tailoring, furnishings, &c. 31
Sweeny, Jacob, furniture, undertaker, &c. 106 and 126
Taylor, George S., custom tailoring, furnishings, &c. 78
Titus, B., hack and livery stable 106
Trefry's hack and livery stable 102
Vickery, E. J., books, stationery, &c., inside front cover
Victoria Steam Laundry 24
Western Counties Railway, see outside back cover
Wilson, F. H. & Co., Milton Iron Foundry 120
Wyman, Miss H. A , millinery 102
Wyman, Joseph R., furniture 22
Wyman, L. B., general groceries 36
Yarmouth Business College, phonography, typewriting, &c. 64
Yarmouth Times, job printing 72
Yarmouth Duck & Yarn Cbmpany 104
Nelson's CherokeeYermif uge is pleasant and snre to kill worn
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ADELAIDE— Main to Bond, South Side.
2, vacant lot
4, James Boyd, seaman
6 and 8, vacant lots
10, Mary Boyd, widow of James
North Side— all vacant.
ALBERT— Main to McConnell, South §ide.
Vacant to Roman Catholic church and grounds
Green intersects
Side entiance to B Hilton's
Stable
Vacant to end, at McConnell street
North Suje.^
1 to 7, unoccupied buildings
9, vacant lot -'^
1 1 , John Thompson, laborer ■'■. • «;
13, Walter Graham, painter «59 '
15, James Wallace, gasfitter i
17, stable
19, side door
Prince intersects
21, Edmond Pothier, tailor
Lane begins
23, side door
William intersects
25, side door
27, gate
29 and 31, George J Morton, plumber, etc.
Lane begins
33 and 35, James E Huestis, carpenter
37, James E Huestis, Shop
Park intersects
39 to 45, vacant lots
47, William H. Rodgers, harness maker
49 and 51, side entrances
Lane begins
53, William Churchill, tinsmith
55, vacant lot
Street begins
67 and 59, unoccupied house
Vacant to end, at McConnell street
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ALMA— Main to Seminary, North Side.
1 and 3, side doors
5, caniiwe house
7, W H Whalen. shoemaker
9, Charles D Pollard, blacksmith-shop
First begins
11, No. 3 Es^^ine House
13, vacant lot
15 to 19, side doors
Second intersects
21 and 23, gates
25, stable
27 and 29, gates
31, James Kozee, jr, confectioner, resd
Willow intersects
33, Matthew Stanwood, fish dealer, resd
35, William Hatfield, fish dealer, resd
37, gateway
39, Staley Gtoudey, clerk
41, William V Brown, insurance agent
43, gate
45, carriaste house
47, gate
49, Luther S Cobb, moulder
51, Joseph R Wyman, furniture dealer, shop 371 Main
53, gate
55, stable
57 and 59, vacant lots
Carlton intersects
Vacant to High street
High intersects
87, William C Rowe, engineer
Side doors
Vacant 4ots to end
South Side.
2, unoccupied tenement
4, side door
6 to 12, George H. Wilson, livery stables
14 and 16, Oliver McGill, marble yard and shop
18, Edward B Cann, tailor
20, John Churchill, painter
20, Israel Churchill, carpenter
22, Charles B Reid, carpenter
24, Mrs Ada C Flint, widow of Samuel
Second intersects
26, Mrs Louisa Pelton, widow of Milo S
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28, J. A. Smith, barrister
30, Henry Jeffrey, clerk
30, Mrs Randall, widow, dressmaker
32, passage
34. Samuel Stanwood, master mariner
Willow intersects
3G, Mrs Abbie Hilton, widow of Eben
38, court and stable
40, N L Trefry, painter
40, Geoi^e B Trefry, painter
42, Gfeorge M Patten, shoemaker
44, gate
46 to 50, vacant lots
52, William H Brackett
54 and 56, gates
Carlton intersects
58 and 60, garden
62, side entrance, Mrs Maggie A Bobbins
64, side entrance
66 to 70, vacant lots
72, Hiram E Chute (Chute, Hall & Co)
High intersects
74, Margaret Clements, widow of Capt Charles William
76 to 82, vacant lots
'84, George G Crosby, boot and shoe dealer
84, Maurice J Crosby, clerk
ARGYLE— Main to McConnkll, North Side.
1, Eben Crosby, fish market, res 53 Main
3 to 11, unoccupied houses
13, Rev Alex Kersey, African Methodist Episcopal
13, Mrs Elizabeth Garron, widow of William
15, Paul Giot, ship carpenter
15, Marthe Boudrot, widow of Hilaire
15, Charles C White, blacksmith
17, Mrs Elizabeth Roach, widow
17, Samuel Stoddart, seaman
17, Benjamin White^ laborer
17, Mane Surette, widow
19, Thadde Muise, fireman
21, Mary Corbett, widow
23 to 27, unoccupied houses
29 and 31, vacant lots
33, Walter Cook, retired farmer
35, vacant lot
37, John S. Bailey, shoemaker
39, vacant lot
41, Caleb Cook, cooper
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43, Miss Harriet S McGiU, spinster
43, Mrs Sarah Lewis, widow of Charles
43« Miss Elizabeth Lewis, spinster
William begins
45, Temple Church (Baptist)
47, William Lewis, clerk
49, Thomas M Lewis, temperance lecturer
51 and 53, Alex 8 Murray, cashier Exchange Bank
55 to 65, vacant lots
67, James Selvidgo, janitor South Eni Bch(x)lhoufje
69, vacant lot
Green intersects
71 to 77, vacant lots
79, Benjamin D Robbins, trader
79, Miss Sarah H Kelly, seamstress
81 and 83, vacant lots,
85, Charles {I Kelley, tax collector
87 and 89, vacant lots
Pleasant intersects
91, James J Lovitt, shipowner
91, Leslie Lovitt, agent American Express Company
93, to 97, vacant lots
99, George Perry, master mariner
101, Pearl D. Kinney, Manager F. & C. Co-Oi^rative store
103, Thomas C. Baker, lighthouse keeper
103, James E Baker, painter
105, Sarah H. Hilton, widow of Waitstill
107, Frank Kinney, clerk
109, Mrs. McConnell, widow
111 to 121, vacant lots
123, Calvin Rogers, carpenter
Clements Avenue begins
127, George F. Allen, carpenter
131 to 153, vacant lots
Jarvis begins
155 to 169, vacant lots
171, Lewis Allen, farmer
173, Alfred B. Suttie, plumber
175, George Larkin, master mariner
177, to 183, vacant lots
185, John C. Anderson, fbrmer
187, Ensign Nickerson, fisherman
187, Mrs. Catherine Horner, widow of William P.
189, vacant lot
191, James Saunders, cooper
Haley road begins
193, John Haley, carpenter
195, School House
197, Albert Rogers, carpenter
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199, Crocker Hemeon, laborer
201, Charles Whitehouse, laborer
203, Nehemiah Murphy, seaman
205 to 227, vacant lots
Eastern boundary of town
South Side.
2, Butler & Haley, furniture dealers
4, vacant lot
6, unoccupied house
Bond street ends
8, Harry F. Weddleton, sailmaker
10, J. B. Lewis, merchant
Trinity street joins
12, George Bingay, barrister, etc. (T. V. B. Bingay &. Sons)
14, Thomas B. Flint
Bruce*s lane
16, James C. Miller, laborer
18, Mrs. Margaret Adams, widow of James
18, James Scott, master mariner
Forbes street ends
20, Henry Lewis, merchant (H. & N. B. Lewis)
22, Nathan B. Lewis, merchant, (H. & N. B. Lewis)
24 to 38, vacant lots
40, Norman H. Bent, master mariner
42, vacant lots
Green street intersects
44 to 54, vacant lots
56, Edgar Gowan, gardener
Pleasant street intersects
58 to 68, vacant lots
Eegent street ends
70 to 76, Lemuel Haley (Kinnev-Haley Company)
78 to 84, Alfred W. Potter, blacksmith
86 to 108, vacant lots
110, Page Allen, mechanic
112 to 134, vacant lots
136, unoccupied house
138, James Wallis, foreman Times oflice
140 Josiah Crosby, master mariner
142 to 156, vacant lots
158, George Jeffrey, teamster
158 Mrs Robinson, widow
160 and 162, vacant lots
lane ends
164 to 170, vacant lots
172, James Ring, caulker
174, Benjamin Horton, fisherman
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176, James B. Kinney, architect
176, Samuel A. Kinney, poulterer
176, Arthur W. Kinnev, Post Office
178 Alvin Haley
180, vacant lot
Haley road joins
182, Wellington Larkin, master mariner
184 to 192, vacant lots -
194, David Hersey, laborer
196, Parker Nickerson. farmer
198 to 208, vacant lots
210, Elijah E. Phillips, master mariner
Phillips east line, east limit of town
BAIN'S ROAD— Main to Wetmore.
Unoccupied house, at railway crossing
John Brown, overrseer at cotton mill
Mrs. Elizabeth Marling, widow of Bernard
Trueman E. Butler, carpenter
John B. Goudey, foundry man
Benjamin Goudey, farmer
Augustus Goudey, foundryman
George Goudey, foundryman
End of Wetmore street
BARNARD STREET— Water to Main, South Side.
2, Marc White, laborer
4, vacant lot
6, Reuben Muis, laborer
8, Rose Bennett, widow of Andrew
10, William McNutt, seaman
12, Mary Dixon, widow of John
14, Charles McCully, laborer
16, Philip Deveau, seaman
18, Richard Butler, laborer
20, vacant lot
22, St Ambrose Church (R. C.)
24, Peter Durenne, laborer
26, unoccupied shop
North Side.
1, Winfield
3, Alexander Gaudet, laborer
5, Frank Deary, carpenter shop
7, Mrs. Crosby, widow
9, Raymond i^Yaughman, laborer
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13, In Court—Charles Bourbine, carpenter
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William Miller, fisherman
Charles Miller, fisherman
Ambrose Burridge, carpenter
Frank Doucette, laborer
Joseph Malet, caulker
25, Toussaint Muis, cook
27, in rear— Frank White, fisherman
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South Sidk.
2 and 4, Worthen's side entrance
6r John Miller, manager Bonanza dry goods shop
8, Emily Jeffrey, widow of Amos R.
10, vacant lot
12, Margaret Rogers, widow of Jacob W.
14, vacant lot
16, William Wbalen, shoemaker
18, vacant lot
20, Anne Davis, widow of Isaac
22, Robert Gongh, laborer
22, Sophia Fox. spinster
24, Thomas Wilson, laborer
26, Justine Greenwood, widow of Charles
28, George Dunn, laborer
William street intersects
vacant lots to end
North Sidk.
1 to 3, vcaant lots
5, Joseph Killam, mariner
7 to 15, vacant lots
17, Benjamin 0. Madden, fisherman
17, James Dease, mariner
19 vacant lots
William street intersects
21, Robert Tong, grocer shop Main street
23, Eliakim Cosman, truckman
ends— Cul de Sac
BAYVIEW, OR BAKER— Water to Pleasant, North Side.
1, vacant lot
3, Sylvester Smith, painter
Main street intersects
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9. John Pettit, mason
11, to 19, vacant lotfl
21, Charles W. Saanders, picture dealer
23, Nathaniel Carrier, blockmaker
vacant lots to end
South Side.
2 and 4, vacant lots
Main street intersects
6, side entrance
8, gate
10 to 18, vacant lots
20, WilUam Cameron, tailor
22, Benjamin R. Williams, undertaker
24, vacant lot,
26, Edward & Williams, tinsmith
28, Thomas A. Williams, master-builder
vacant lots
BEACON — Main to Pleasant, NoRTn Side.
1, 3 and 5, vacant lots
7, unoccupied house
9, Mrs Mary Edith Baker, widow of Norman
1 1 to 41, vacant lots to Brunswick street
Brunswick street intersects
vacant lots to end
South Side.
2 to 40, Hon. Loran E. Baker, house and grounds
42, 44, vacant lots
Brunswick intersects
46, unfinished house (new)
48, Mrs. Deborah Baker, widow of Ellis
50, Horatio N. Coming, painter
52, unoccupied house
54, James Bhea, gardener
56, William Horton, laborer
vacant lots to end
BOND— Queen to Argyle, East Side.
2, Daniel Allen, laborer
4, Charles Stoneman, clerk
6, Angus Rogers, truckman
8, Mrs John H. Ritchie
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Miss Lottie Ritchie, spinster
Miss Myrtie Ritchie, spinster
WasT 81DB.
1, Jos«|^ Stonemma, clerk ^ , ^
3, Charles Moodr, mMUfsr Dy Works uid Carpel Beating Co.
6, Mrs. Anno Fitigorald. widow of Dennis
5, Miss Mary Fitigerald, -spinster
7, Mrs. Maria Porter, widow of Clement
7, Leslie Porter, clerk
7, Frederick Porter, clerk
9, John Phillips, truckman
BROOKLYN— Stabr's Road, Nobthkrly, East of Wrmobb,
All Vacant
BROWN— Water to Main, South Side.
2, G. A. Hemlow, dining saloon
4, Elizabeth Catlin, widow of Benjamin
6, A. Stewart, dining saloon
8, gate
10, Alexander Stewart, dining saloon keeper
12 sate
14, Theophilus Mnis, Central Hotel
Hawthorn street crosses
16, Blake Titns, livery stable
18, J. Bnrrill. butchers shop
20, passage way
22, A. W. Homer & S^n, candy factory
24 and 26, two rear doors L. B. Wyman's grocery
28 Miss Harris, dressmaker
ends at Main street
NoBTH Side.
1, unoccupied building
3, Wilbert Hutchison, seaman
5 to 9. vacant lots
11, Irvine Rogers, at organ factory
11, Nathan* Hersey, ship carpenter
Hawthorn street crosses
13 and 15, W. H. Rogers, harness maker
17, John McMunn« locksmith
19, passage way
21, Ray Brothers, carriage shop
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23. gate
25 to 27, J. H. Moses, butcher shop
29, court
31, George Hilton, shoemaker shop
ends at Main street
BRUNSWICK— Begins at Parade.
vacant to Beacon
unoccupied house, S. E corner Beacon
George Mosely, truckman, near Starr's road
Starr's road intersects
Daniel J. Murphy, road master, W. C. R., cor. B. and Herbert
Herbert street intersects
Samuel A. Crowell, haid're mercht, S. E. cor. B. & North Alma
North Alma intersects
Thos. Perry, master mariner, S. E. cor. 3. and Elm
Elm street intersects
Chestnut intersects
Cul de Sac
BUTLER— Main to Bond, South Side.
2, Joseph Churchill, carpenter
4, Bernard Keenan, butcher
vacant to end, at Sycamore Place
North Side
1 , James B. Weddleton, sailmaker
3, unoccupied house
5 to 19, vacant
21, Thomas Cann, mariner
vacant to end
CANN— Water to Main, South Side.
2, George H. Gardner, boat builder, shop
4, George H. Gardner
6, H. Deveau, at duck mill
North Side.
1 and 3, vacant lots
5, stables
CARLETON— Clipf to Parade, West Side.
1, side door
3, stable
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7, Mrs. Mary Hilton, widow of Stephen
9, vacant lot
11, unoccupied house
13 to 19, vacant lots
21, Locke Hersey
^Ima intersects
23 to 27, vacant lots
29, stable
31 to 35, side doors
Collins intersect-i
37, vacant lot
39, stable
41 and 43. rear entrances
Ends at Parade
East Side.
2. side door
4, stable
6, Edward Bridgeo, gardener
8, gate
10, George Redding, machinist
12, Mrs, Maria Sterritt, widow of James A.
14, gateway
16, William Allen, truckman
18, passage way
20, James G. Baker, carpenter
20, Robert Spall, clerk
22 and 24, vacant lots
26, Mrs. Maggie Robbins
Alma intersects
28 to 34, vacant to Collins
Collins intersects
Seminary grounds to end
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West Side.
Martin Carroll, laborer
Vacant to Starr's road
East side, all vacant
CENTRAL— -Water to Main, South Side.
2, vacant lot
4, passage way
6, H. A. Hulsman, carriage factory
8 and 10, old sheds
12, uniised door
Hawthorn joms
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14, ThomaR R Dana (T B. Dane & Son)
16, Percy St GL Hamiltoo, editor Yarmoath Times
18, John (yBrimi, boiler maker
20, Walter Trask, acooanUnt
22, passage way
24. W. C. T. U. Reading Boom
26, Yarraontb Library
28, K B. Gann, tailor shop
Bnds at Main
NoBTH Side.
1, vacant lot
3, 8. A. Oowell & Co., store
6, passage way
7, Queen Hotel, ladies' entrance
9, *' gents' entrance
11, ** office entrance
11, Ezekiel M. Nichols, proprietor
11, A. J. Hoo<), postmaster
11, John Killam, master mariner
11, William L. Rogers, hardware dealer
11, Miss Gonn, telegraph operator
11, Miss Fraser, telegraph operator
13, Blake Titus, livery stable keeper
15, passage way
17, William B. Homer, confectioner (A. W. Homer & Sons)
19, William Little, pattern-maker
21, passage way
Ends at Main
CHESTER—Main to Plbasant, Nobtb Sidb.
1, gate
3 to 13, vacant lots
15, Robert Bath, laborer
17,
19, John McLaughlin, truckman
21, John Clarke, machinist
23, Alfred Eldridge, tinsmith
25, Charles T. Pollard, blacksmith
27, Henry A. Hulsman, carriage maker
29, Fiederick A. Newth, painter
31, George Frederick Eaton, engineer
33, Clement Pitman, foundryman
Vacant lots to end
South Sum.
2 and 4, side doors
6, vacant lot
8, Samuel P. Landers, marble polisher
Vacant lots to end
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CHESTNUT— Main to Wetmobb, Soxnm 8we,
2, Dr. I. M. Lovitt's office, side entrance
4 to 8, stable:*, etc
16, vacant lot
Sammer intersects
Railway crossing
12 to BO, vacant lots
Brunswick intersects
Vacant lots
George A. Hood, clerk
Vacant lots to end
NOBTH SiDB.
1 and 8, H. W. Cann, side doors
5, passage way
7, Lawrence Barridge, at cotton mill
9, Mrs. Annie Noonan, widow of Dennis
11, unoccn pied building
Summer crosses
13, Dr. A. C. Harding, dentist
Railway crossing
15 to 25, vacant lots
27 to 33, Jobn H. Eillam, merchant, etc (Killam Brothers), house
and grounds
Brunswick crosses
Vacant lots
Thomas Killam, merchant, etc (Killam Broe) horse and grounds
James G. Allen, ciimmissioner of highways
Vacant lots to end
CHIPMAN— Begins at Vanoouvbie, Runs Nobth and Wbbt.
Robert Woodburn, machinist
CHURCH — Main to Regent, South Sidb.
2, Ebenezer Thompson, laborer
2, Mrs. Atkins, widow of Ambrose
4 and 6, vacant lots
8, George Muree, laborer •
8, Louis Saulnier, truckman
10, Joshua Muis, laborer
12, John Collier, laborer
14, Simon Hubbard, laborer
16, Theophile Doucette, seaman
18, Joseph Muis, laborer
20 to 28, vacant lots
30, Lewis Chipman, barrister (Coming & Chipman), Strawberry
Villa
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32, unfinisbed house — Charles Stoneman
34 Anthony C. Larkiu
38, vacant lots to William
Williara intersects
South End school ground
Boman Catholic cemetery
Benjamin Allen, cooper
Ernest Allen, laborer
open fields to end
North Side.
1, Robert Fox, carpenter
3, unoccupied shop
5, John Muis, stevedore
7 snd 9, vacant Jots
11 Robert Holiy, laborer
13, James Thompson, cooper
15, Mrs. Kate Smith, widow of Frank
15, Eldridge Swain, fisherman
15, Robert Smith, laborer
17 to 27, vacant lots
Syamore Place begins
29 to 31, wide entrance to J. R. Rogers*
33, Henry Adams, at woollen mill
William intersects
side entrance to unoccupied house (Moody estate)
open fields to end
CLEMENTS AVENUE.
Thomas B. Brown, watchmaker, fronts on N. of Parade
David Morton, laborer, Brook side lodge
George Berry, laborer, rear of Brookside
Mary Trask, widow of George, near Cliff street end
CLIFF — Main to Clements Avenue, North Side.
1 and 3, William Law & Co., side entrance
5, Miss Francis Goldsmith, dressmaker
7, grate
9, Erskine E. Archibald, miilowner
Alvin Spinney, truckman
11, Oscar S. Davison, stage coach proprietor, office and stables
13, ** •* residence
Kirk begins
15 and 17, St. John's church (Presbyterian)
19, Mrs. Mary Shaw, widow
21 and 23, vacant lots
Willow begins
25, side entrance
27, Miss Mary Wilson, spinster
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27, Miss Jane Wilson, spinster
27, Miss Sarah Wilson, spinster
27, George Wilson, livery stable keeper
29, gate
31, William H. Leonard, tinsmith
33, Charles Middlemas, clerk
35, gate
37, John Thurston, truckman
Court
39, Dr. A. J. Fuller, general practicioner
41, passage
43, Lorenzo G. Crosby, commission merchant
Carleton begins
45, Joseph H. Lombard, agent Bank of Nova Scotia.
47, Passage way
49, Charles f 'srey, printer
51, garden front
53, James W. Wyman, wharf builder
High street place begins ;
55, vacant lot *■
57, Mrs. Emily Brown, widow of Samuel
59, vacant lot <
Fligh begins
61 to 67, vacant lots
69, Mrs. Maria Crosby, widow of Amos
71 to 75, vacant lots
Seminary begins
77, unfinished house
79, 81, vaca lit lots
83, Mrs. Mary 8. Thurston, widow of Henry
85, 87, vacant lots
Pleasant intersects
vacant lots to end
South Sidb.
2, Llewellyn R. Swain
4 to 8, sidn entrances and passasje way •
10, stable
12 and 14, Dr E. K. Kelley, general practitioner, ofl5c« & residence
16, Joshua Huestis, upholsterer, residence
18, Joshua Huestis, upholsterer, shop
20, gate
22 and 24, John H. Robbins, carriage manufactory
26, passage
28, unoccupied house
30, Charles Brown, painter (Brown & Smith)
32, passnge w»y
34, J. Wentworth Bingay, barrister ( T. V. B. Biagay & Sons)
36, Harvey Spinney, street commissioner
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40, Thomas Hall (Ghate, Hall & Co.)
40, Jacob W. Grant, action maker organ factory
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' 44 and 46, William A. Chaaa, agent Yarmoatfa Steamboat Ca
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52, John H. Bo^bina, carriage maker . j]
54, Fenwiek W. Lyon, clerk
56, John Madden, proHman
58, passage way
60 and 62, Benben Gardner, mastei mariner
64, passage way
66, gate
68, Edgar J. Viokery, bookseller
70 to 74, Tacant kita •o
Park ends S
76 to 104, vacant lots
106 and 108, William H. Moody, collector cnstoms o
110 to 114, vacant lots 5
Pleasant intersects
Vacant to end
COLLINS STREET— Main to Siminart, Nobth Sidb.
1, passage way
8, W. H. Leonard, tinsmith shop
First intersects
5, gate
7, vacant lot
9 and 11, gate
13, John Murphy, shipowner ^
Second intersects ;;.
15, passage way ^
17, stoble
19 and 21, Bev. Geo. E. Day, D.D. (Baptist)
Gea E. Day, student ^
Charles H. Day, student J|
Horace L. Day, student
Willow intersects
23 and 25, James McLaughlin, (McLaughlin Bros.)
27, garden lots
29 to 43, vacant lots
Carleton intersects
Seminary grounds to Seminary street
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2, 4, 6, side entrances.
First intersects
8, vacant lots
10, Oliver McGil]« marble cutter
10, William F. Shaw (of Chute, Hall & Co.
12, gate
14, William D. Killam, brakeman W. C. R.
14, Mrs. Seely, widow
Second intersects
16 and 18, side doors
20, Geoige G. Darkee, ship broker
Willow intersects
22 and 24, side doors
26 to 32, vacant lots
34 and 36, M. P. Cook (Cook & Stoneman)
Carleton intersects
38 to 46, vacant lots
48, Charles Murphy
High ends
50, Bide entrance
52 and 54, vacant lots to end
COMMERCIAL— Water to William, South Sidk.
2, Benjamin Goudey, sailmaker
4. Jerry Muise, seaman
6, Amaziah Smith, seaman
8, Judson Skinner, engineer
10, Peter Muise, seaman
12, unoccupied shop
14, stable
16, Lewis Z. Newell, master mariner
18, Jacob Nickerson, seaman
Main intersects
20, rear entrance
East intersects
Vacant to end
North Side.
1, Peter McLeod, fireman
3, Samuel Morton, seaman
5, John Nickerson, fireman
7, Samuel Muise, laborer
9, Samuel Smith, seaman
11, Kinsman Stoddart, seaman
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15, Eben Ellis' livery stable
17, Daniel Stoddart, master mariner
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19, Alfred Powell, mason
21, William Jacqaard, carpenter
23, John Edgar, Doiler maker
25, tide entrance
Main intersects
East intersects
27, Henry Critcher, dyer, woollen mill
29, Peter Hobart, foundryman
29, Amos White, fisherman
31. James Monis, fisherman
Vacant to end
COOK'S LANE— Begins at Vaxoouver, West Sidk.
1, James Durkee, master mariner
2, Matilda Smith, widow of J. C.
3, George Allen, laborer
CRESCENT— CuL de sac and Halky's Lane to Chukch.
East Side.
2, David 8. Cook, carpenter
4, Joseph Hurlbert, carpenter
6, Nathan Saunders, master manner
8, Joseph McConnell, clerk
10, Sarah McConnell, widow of David
10, Qfioiirade Reid, widow d Robert
12 and 14, vacant lots
West Side.
1 , Jacob McConnell, carpenter
3, Manasseh Cook, carpenter
Rear of lots fronting on Main
CUMBERLAND— Main to ccl de sac, North Side.
1 to 7, side doors to fronts on Main
9 and 11, vacant lots
13.
15 and 17. tennis lawn
19 to 29, J. W. H. Rowley, agent Dominion Savings Bank, house
and gurden
31 and 33, vacant lots
William intersects
35, Mrs. Ellen G. Brown, widow of Hon. Staley
Ends in cul de sac
SouthISide.
2 to 8, side doors to fronts on Main
10 to 16, vacant lots
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26t stable
28 to 34, vacant lots
William intersects
36 and 38, vacant lots
Ends in cul de sac
DANE'S COURT— Off Maix, Webt.
1, Henry Wilson, laborer
2, Charles MoDougall. laborer
3, William Keelan, labd^^er
DOANE— William to Cul ph Sac,
1 and 3. Joseph Comeau, cai penter
Manae Gaudet, do
6, Job Blauvelt, carpenter
7, John Holmes, mariner
9, Sophia Wetmore, widow of George
11, H. Cook, truckman
South Side.
2, Henry Phipps, engineer
4, Benjamin Doane, mason
6 to 10, vacant lots
EAST— ToOKBR TO Albert, Wibst Side.
1 and 3, vacant lots
Commercial intersects
5, vacant lot
7, Freeman D*Entremont, fisherman
9, Frank Deveau, laborer
11, Madeline Vineaa, widow
13, Joseph Smith, laborer
15, Amos Baker, fisherman
17, George Allen, blacksmith
Abbie McGill, widow of John
East Side.
2, Alexander P. Lewis, grocer (Sheldon Lewis & Co.)
Commercial intersects
4, Enos Muis, laborer
McManus begins
6 and 8, vacant lots
10, Disney Chapel
12 to 22, vacant lots to end
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ELLIS AVENUE— Main to Plhasant, All vacant.
ELM— Main to Bhooklyn, Nobth Side,
Railway croaaing
3, Baptiat Parsonagd— vacant
5, Mra. Lydia Younj;, widow of John
7, J. D. Rolaton, proprietor Yarmouth Times
9, vacant lot
11, Baptist chorch
13, Rev. J. J. Teaadale (Methodist)
15, Mrs. Dadman, widow of ShenlF Geo. B.
17 to 23, William Law, merchant (Wm. Law & Co.)f house and
grounds
Bronswick intersects
25 to 47, vacant lots
49 to 63, William Bnrrill, (W. Burrill & Co.), house and grounds
vacant lots
South Sidh.
2, Adam Diack, organ salesman
4 and 6, vacant lots
8, Arthur J. Cann, bookkeeper
10 and 12, vacant lots
14, Henry A. Hood, ex-collector of customs
16, to 24, Milton School grounds
Brunswick intersects
26, side entrance to Thomas Perry*s
28, Byron P. Ladd, merchant
Frederick Ladd, master mariner
30, Mrs. Ellen H. Brown, widow of George W.
30, William A Lawson, painter
31 tx) 50, vacant lots
52 to 70, Frank Killam, meri;hani(Ki]iam Bro6.),house and grounds
Wetmore intersects
Vacant lots to end
FA.IRMOUNT— Prbsoott to Shaw Avkxub.
East Side»
Vacant lots to Shaw Avenue
Whbt Sidh.
1, gate
8, vacant lots
5, Elisha Atwood, carpenter
7 to 13, vacant lots
James intersects
15 to 17, vacant lots
19, Lorenzo Floyd, carpenter
Vacant lots to end
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2 to 6, Gas Meter
8, Jean Moalison, laborer
10, Freeman Crewel), fisherman
12, vacant lot
North Side.
1, Martin Bird, at gas works
3, John Power, laborer
5 to 9, vacant lots
11, bam
FIRST— Alma to Parade, East Side.
2 to 6, engine houSe No. 3
8, gateway
10, William S. Harris, house joiner
12, John Boss, mariner
Mrs Louisa Horton, widow of Smith
Norman Horton, machinist
14, gateway
16, unoccupied house
18, gate
20, stable
22, vacant lot
Collins intersects
24, Benjamin B. Holmes, expressman
Dr. Alvin C. Harding, dentist
Miss Annie Kelly, art school
26, gate
28, Mrs. Lois B. Goudey, widow of James
30 and 32, vacant lots to end
West Side.
1, unused door
3, J. Churchill, painter and glazier
5 to 31, rear entrance to Main street front lotF, to Parade
FLATS LANE— Water to Maix, South Side.
2, Augustus Suttie, moulc'er
4, vacant lot
6, Thomas Boy, blacksmith
6, J. B. Campbell, quarryman
8, unoccupied house
10, vacant lot
12, Barn
All vacant lots on North side.
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FORBES— Tookbr's Farm Road to Aegylb. West Side.
1 to 23, Tooker*s Farm road to Kempt, vacant lots
25 to 35, Kempt to Church, vacant lots
Cbarch intersects
37, James £. Goodwin, fisherman
39, Alfred G. Lorrey, tailor
41, Henry Webster, master mariner
Qaeen intersects
43, Howard S. Cook, photographer
45, Dennis Crosby, lunciber dealer,* etc.
47, Hngh Jenkins, shipDnilder
William Jenkins, sbipbnilder
49, Harry Reynard, blacksmitk
Joseph Pnrdy, ship carpenter
Charles S. Pardy, laborer
51, Mar^ Jane Miller, widow Dalhonsie
Annie G. Miller, spinster
Jessy K. Miller, spinster
51, Adelaide Murray, Registrar of Deeds
53, Fra-ser Gavel, mason
East Sma
2 to 24, Tookers Farm road to Kempt, vacant lots
Kempt intersects
vacant lots
26 to 36, Pine Hill Seminary, or South End school house and
grounds
Church intersects
38 to 44, unoccupied house and grounds (Moody estate)
46, Martha B. Scott, widow of Amos
Queen intersects
48, Mary Crosby, widow of Wm, H., private scJrool
50, Henry Perry, cabinet maker
James Cunningham, master mariner
Lewis Avenue begins
52, James Sykes, builder
Thomas Clendenning, master mariner
54, A. F. Stooeman, merchant (A. F. Stoneman & Co.)
Arthur P. Stoneman, clerk
William A. Stoneman, clerk
ends at Argyle
FOREST— Watmi to McConnell, North Side.
1 and 3, vacant lot
5, John Murphy, painter
7, John Murphy, shop
Hawthorn begins
9, Walter Thomson, grocer
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15, side entrance
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17 and 19, gardens
21, passage way
23, G. Murray i)ane (T. B. Dane & Son)
25, vacant lot
27, Alfred M. Shaw (Godfrey Brothers)
29 to 35. T. V. B. Bingay (T. V.. B. Bingay & Sons) grounds
37, Charles G. Godfrey (Godfrey Brotheis)
39, passage way
41, unfinished house
43, Nelson 0. Pearson, night watchman
William intersects
45, George Tooker, master mariner
47 and 49, Thomas W. Johns, cashier Bank of Yarmouth
51 and 53, vachut lots
55, stable
57, Israel H. Goudey, crockery ware merchant
Park intersects
59, John B. Coming, retired manager of Woollen mill
John B. B. Coming, clerk
Gl, passage way
C3, Edward M. Viets (Viets & Dennis)
Street begins
65 to 73, vacant lots
75 Loran J. Kelley, shoedealer
77 and 79, vacant lots
Pleasant intersects
Vacant
Clements avenue intersects
Amelia Fader, widow of Caleb
Vacant to Haley road
Thomas Grace, superintendent Mountain Cemetery
Prince H. Morton, farmer
Samuel Haley, carpenter
South Side.
2, 4, 6. vacant lots
8, Enos Titus, blacksmith
10 to 14, Meteorological signal station
16, gate
18, Miss Myrtle Bitchie, agent Dye works
Main intersects
20 to 26 James Murray, grounds
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30, side entrance
32, stable
Lane ends
34 and 36, Trinity schoo- house and ground
William intersects
38 and 40, side entrances
Lane ends
42, vacant lot
44 wid 46, John E. Murphy, marine school teacher
Park intersects
48 and 50, Asa E. McGray, accountant
62, 54, 56, James D. Dennis (Vieta & Dennis), rock cottage and
grounds
Lane ends
58, Busby W. Ray, carriage maker
60, Daniel Chesley Ray, carria8:e maker
62, vacant lot
64, Mrs. Bertha Bell, widow of Samuel Francis
66 and 68, vacant lots i
70 and 72, lot and barn
74 and 76, vacant lots
Pleasant intersects
Vacant lots
Clements avenue intersects
Calvin Frost, sailmaker
Vacant lots to Haley road
Harvey Shaw, master mariner
Thomas Cleveland, carpenter
McConnell, eastern boundary of town
GARDNER— Water to Main, Suutij.
2, vacant lot
4, Emma Clarke, widow of Eben
NoBTH Side.
1 and 3, vacant lots
5, John Harris, blacksmith
Pbilo Harris, moulder
GEDDES* LANE— Harbor Shore to Main, North Side.
All vacant lots
South Side.
2, 4, vacant lots
6, Michael C. Griffin, Chief of Police
8, vacant lot
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Stephen Sharkey, laborer, south of Argyle'
Thence vacant to
Benjamin Hilton, master mariner
Everett B. M. Hilton, Ash dealer
To corner of Albert where it ends
Wts* Side.
vacant to
John Phillips, truckman, North of Argyle
VACAnt to
Alfred E. S. Eldridge, clerk. North of South-East
K. C. Church grounds to end at Albert
GRIDLEY'S LANE— Water to Maln, South Side.
2 to 10, doors in Gridley's smith shop
12, James Fox, caulker
14, Christopher White, laborer
16 and 18, vacant lots
20, barn
22, vacant lot
North Side.
1 and 3, rear doors brass foundry
5 and 7, barns
9, rear entrance
11 and 13, vacant lots
15, bam
GROVE— Begins at Vancouver, Ruks South.
Thomas Wyman, laborer
Lyman E. Cann, master mariner
George Allen, janitor Methodist church
HASKELL— Water to Main South Side.
2, J. Walter Grant, at Woollen Mill
4, Levi Muis, fisherman
6, Alex. Malet, ship carpenter
8, Henry Cottereau, laborer
10, Frank Killam blacksmith
12 and 14, unfinished houses
16, stable
North Side.
1 to 7, Yarmouth Dye Works, Charles Moody, manager
Yarmouth Steam Carpet Beating Co., Charles Moody, manager
9, John Ward, carpenter
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11, John Peter LeBlanc, laborer
13, Joseph McGill, marble cutter
15, Heman Gardner, homeopatbist
17, stable
HAWTHORN— Forest to Centbal, East Sidi.
2 W. Thomson, old store
4 to 12, vacant lots
14, Richard H. Trefry, livery bI^Iq
16, do do residence
18, Michael P. Baker, tinsmith
20, Heman Cook, laborer
22, Yarmouth Hotel, rear entrance
24, vacant lot
26, Thomas Jones, rigger
Charles O'Hanley, fireman
(rear) George Hamilton, rigger
(rear) Isaac Nickerson, fisherman
28, passage way
30, vacant lot
intersects Brown
32, passage way
34, New England Hotel, Eliza O'Brien, widow of William,
James R. Frost, stage coach driver
David B. Frost, do do
Wm. VanNorden, do do
Thomas Anderson, mason
Dennis Robertson, tailor
36, Minard's Liniment Factory C. C. Richards, Proprietors
38, vacant lot
40, Frederick Miller, baker
42, gate
44, Thomas B. Dane, side entrance
West Sedb.
1, John Murphy, painter's shop
3, Joseph Hams, laborer
5, Nathan Cosman, laborer
7, Heman Hersey, seaman
9, Albert Boudrot, seaman
11, Richard H. Trefry, livery stable
13, Joseph A. Smith, cooper
Handley Madden, seaman
15, Dermot Cole, coach builder
17, Jesse M. Durkee, livery stable .
19, do residence
21, unoccupied house
23, Donald Ross, shipbuilder
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29, barn
81, Central Hotel, side entrance,
Brown intersects
33, M. Stanwood, fish dealer, shop
85, James Baker, carpenter, shop
37, shed
39, barn
41, James Lent, blacksmith shop
43, Charles Stoddard, laborer
Joseph Seeley, laborer
45, vacant lot
47, Frederick Miller, Yarmonth Bakery
HALEY ROAD— Begins at South Boundaby of Town.
Rev. Wm. M. Knollin (Baptist), south of and near Ar^le
unoccupied house
William Hattie, cooper, near Forest
HERBERT— To North Alma— All vacant
North Side.
1 toll, vacant lots
Herbert Place
13 to 15, AH Saints School House
17 to 23, vacant lot
Brunswick intersects
25, vacant lots
27, Wm. A, Godfrey, musical intrument agent
29, Daniel Holmes, foundry man
New ends
vacant ground to Wetmore
Wetmore intersects
William Raymond, painter
Israel J. Walker, master mariner
Edward Hamm, shoemaker
Augustus Sullivan, carpenter
Charles Durland, pedler
vacant ground to end
South Side.
Vacant lots to end
HIBERNIA— Main to Wetmore— All vacant
HIGH— Cliff to Colliks, West Side.
1, gate
3 to 7, vacant lots
9, J. M. Lawson
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11, Fred. Allen, expressman
13, vacant lot
15, Edward D. Moulton, manager knitting factory
17, unoccupied bouse
Alma intersects
10 to 25, vacant lots
27, stable
29, side entrance
ends at Collins
East Sidjb.
2, vacant lot
4, Alfred Weddleton, sailmaker
6 to 14, vacant lots
16, William T. Sterritt, lumber merchant
18, gate
20, side entrance
Alma intersects
22, garden front
24 and 26, George Lavers, life insurance agent
Miss Mary Sterritt, teacher
28, gate
30, John Y. Bobbins, shipowner
Collins
HIGHSTREET TLACE-Cliff to Cul db Sac, Wist Side.
1, side entrance
3, gate
5, outbuilding
7 and 9, vacant lots
11, S. Bamford Ray, blacksmith
Frederick C. Ray, do
13, James Lent, do
15, Fowler Tobin, stage coach driver
17, Charles Byers, truckman
ends in Cul de Sac
East Side.
Barn
Vacant to end
HUSTON— Water to Maw, South Sidb.
2, Edward B. Smith, cooper
4, Benjamin Hubbard, laborer
Hector Golden, laborer
6 and 8, vacant lots
10, H. & N. B. Lewis, carriage honso
12 and 14, do 2 rear doors
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1, Simeon Nickerson, laborer
3, Hilaire Mireau, fisherman
5, Andrew Baker, laborer
7, Solomon Stanton, stonecutter
9, A. R. Crosby, rear door
JAMES— Main to Carroll, South Side,
2 to 8, vacant lots
10 and 12. Greorge K. Trefiy, master mariner
Whipple intersects
14, Passage way
16, unoccupied building
IS to 24, vacant lots
Fairmount intersects
Vacant lots to end
JSfORTn SiDK.
1, 3, 5, vacant lots
7, 9, 11, side of Old Ladies* Home
Whipple intersects
13 to 15, gates
17, Mrs. Mary Gardiner, widow of William
19, William Sanders, pattern maker
Fairmount intersects
21, William Nickerson, laborer
23^ Edward Fitzmaurice, blacksmith
25, Mrs. Goudey, widow of Ansell
vacant lots to end, at Carroll
JENKINS— Water to Main, South Sxi>t.
2 and 4, vacant lots
6, Stephen Hersey, seaman
8 to 12, vacant lots
14, J. H. Eldridge, hamessmaker's shop
16, Godfrey Bros.' store
18, P. D. Kinney & Co.* cattle feed store
20, Passage way
24, door to hall and band room
26, J. Horton*8 shop, rear door
ends at Main
North Sidb.
If vacant lot
3, Waterworks office
5, vacant lot
7, George H. Lovitt, shipowner, office
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Yarmouth Book Binderjr
Western Union Telegraph office
Yarmouth Telephone Company
Nova Scotia Teleplione Company
11, A. C. Bobbins, shipowner, office
J. Y. Bobbins, do do
13, barn
15, Yarmouth Knitting Factory, Dodds <& Jolly, proprietors
17, gate
19, door to Exchange Bank offices
Mifis Grace Baker, music teacher
ends at Main
JERVIS— Abgylb to Albeet.
Sophie Warrington, spinster
Abraham J. Chumblee, farmer
Lavinia Jane Jervis, widow of James
JOHN— Main to Willow, North Sidb.
1, John A. Craig, drugfi;ist, residence
3, Stipendiary Magistrate, Nathan Hilton, office
5, Cxeorge G. Durkee, ship broker, office
7, C. Carey, job printing office
9, J. Bodgers, harness maker
11, N. K. Clements, cattle feed store
13, Drill Shed and Gymnasium
15, Pettit & Sellars, masons
17, storeroom
19, C. B. Beed, carpenter
21, passage to lumber yard
23, storeroom
25, Steam Laundry, Arthur Suttie
27 to 31, garden and conservatory, John Alder
Second begins
33, side entrance
35, Charles Hibbert, master mariner
C. Frank Hibbert, clerk
Gea B. Hibbert, plumber
37, gateway
39, Marsden Coaldwell, Customs Inspector
Arthur Coaldwell, confectioner
ends at Willow
South Sidb.
2 to 6, Dominion Building
Postmaster's office
Custom House
Inland Bevenue office
Shipping do
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Weights and Measures office
Harbor Master's office
Robert Spears, janitor
8, court
10, George T. Grant, harness maker
12, and 14 vacant lots
16, Yarmouth Times and job printing office, J. D. Rolston, prop.
Kirk ends
18 to 32, Alexander Bain, livery stable and barn
34, James Bain, residence
36, Alexander Bain, residence
38, vacant lot
KEMPT — Main to Cul db Sac, South Sidr
2, rear entrance, to George L. Cook^s
4, James Cook, farmer and teamster
6, Helaire F. Pothier, laborer
8, unfinished house
10, George Doane, sailmaker
12, James MeConnell, do
vacant lots to the end
NofiTH Side.
Vacant to end
KING— Main to Pleasant, via Jail— All vacant
KIRK— Cliff to John, East Side.
2, Church of St John (Presbyterian)
4, passage way
6, Wilson Simms, trader
8, unfinished house
10, Ebenezer Scott, master mariner
12, gate
14, Thomas E. Corning, barrister, &c. (Coming & Chipman)
John Baxter, insurance agent
16, passage way
18, Mrs. Sarah Tilley, widow of Capt, George
• Mra. Elizabeth Brown, widow of Robert
20, Nathaniel Stockdale, steamship steward
ends at John
West Side.
1, side door
3, gate
5, Amos D, Hea^ey, master master
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William K Huestis, cabinet makes
George Huestis, da
9, William Lamont, butcher
Miles Brown, at organ factory
11, George T. Giant, harness maker
13, James Moody, bookkeeper
15, passage way
17, Simon Muis, tailor
19, passage
21, Yarmouth Times, side entrance
ends at John
LEWIS AVENUE— William, East to Green, South Side.
2, Benjamin Crosby, carpenter
4, George M. Lewis, farmer
open fields to end
Kohth Side.
1, Sheldon Lewis, merchant (Sheldon Lewis St Co,)
3, Rev. J. Mayhew Fisher, (Methodist)
5, Thomas Coward, seaman
7, Alfred E. Crosby, merchant
9, James Salvage, laborer
ox)en fields to end
LEWIS* LANE— South Side, Water to Main.
2, vacant lot
4, Gabriel Muis, laborer
8, rear door, Frank C. Cook, laborer
NoBTH Side.
1, Jacob Forbes, ship carpenter
3, John Caporon, laborer
5, Robert Muis, rigger
7, John Donahoe, laborer
LITTLE QUEEJI-r All vacant
LONERGAN'S LANE— Harbor Shore to Main, South Side.
2, smoke house, on beach
4 to 8, vacant lots
10, Jean Robichau, laborer
12, vacant lot
North Side.
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9, Frank Smith, laborer
11, Lizzie Jacquard, widow of John
13, unoccupied tenemeot
LOVITT— Water to Main, South Side.
2, to 8, vacant lots
10, police station
12, vacant lot
14, passage way
[ \ >'oRTH Side,
1 and 3, vacant lot
Little Queen begins
6, vacant lot
7, Edward Steele, paper hanger
g I 9, passage way
S I ends at Main
McCONNELL— Part op Eastern Bol^ndary op Town,
West Side, near Argyle.
Samuel P. Landers, marble cutter
1 I McMANUS— East to William, South Side.
2, Mary Doucette, widow of Joseph
Jeannette Doucette. widow of Albert
4, George Cain, laborer
James Kelsie, laborer
Vacant to end
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McMILLEN— From 500 Main, Easterly- North Side.
Mary Hilton, widow ot Edward
Purvis Hibbert, merchant
South Side.
Joseph McMillen, master mariner
MAIN— South Limit op Town to North Limit, End of Bain's
Road— West Side.
1 to 15, vacant lots
17, Ellery Scott, master mariner
19, David Mckereon, night wfttchman
David T. Nickerson at woollen mill
21 to 39, vacant lots
41, Herry Muis, Feaman
Mande Mui-', labort^r
Leandre Rcbichau, laborer
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43 to 51, vacant lots
53, Ei3eii Crosby, mariner
55, C. J. Kelley, master mariner
57, Cereno Johnson, mnster mariner
59, Samuel C. Hood, wntchmaker and jeweller
Marshall's lane ends
61 to 65, vacant lots
67, Stephen B. Murray, barrister
69 and 71, vacant lots
73, John Smith, fisherman
75, Prince W. Kenney, fish-curer
Lbnergan's lane ends
77, unoccupied house
79, vacant lot
81, Episcopal Sunday School
63, Emma Earl, widow of George
Geor^^e R. Earl, clerk
Ellen S. Powers, wiJow of George
Ge Ides* lane ends
85, Maria Geddts, widow of Dr. T. 0.
87, vac nt lot
89, Albert Butter, boat builder
91, vacant lot
93, William Caskey, retired truckman
95, unoccupied bailding
97, Frank 0. Cook, trackman
99, unfinished bui'ding
Le^ is' lane ends
101, Albert Cook, truckman
Albert B CrJok, clerk
103, George A. Hemlow. 1 utcher
105, William Hemlow, laborer
107, unoccupi**d hou99 •
109, Thorn is Fox, carpenter
111. St. Ju.ian Hall
113. George Grant, steward
115, Jo>m Dugs, laborer
117, Mrs. Jackson, widow
Dane's court
119, Kosie Mtus, widow of David ^
121, unnsed door
123 and 1*^5, H. & N. B. Lewis, store and shop— general
Huston ends
127, A. B. Crosby, general dealer, gbop
129, unoccupied ehop
131, William C. Ptirney, shoemaker f hop
133, Churchill & Wetmore. plumbers, ga-^fitters, etc.
135 and 137, Sheldon Lewis <& Co., htore aod shop, general
139, A. F. Stooeman & Co., general dealers
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141, Sfoceman's Hall
Moody's Jane ends
143, nDoccnpied shop
1 45. Clarence Rogers, clerk
147, Robert Ellen wood, wharfinger
149, unused door
151, Mrs. Pendrigh, widow of VVilliam
William Pendrigh, brassfounder (Pendrigh & Crawford)
Robert H Pendrigh (Porter & Pendrigh)
153. Bernard Keenan, fish market
155, Bernard K»^enan, meat market
157, W. H. Johnston, grocer, residence
159, W. H. Johnston, shop
Barnard ends
161, Mrs And*^'Son, second-hand dealer
163, Louis Potior, fish market
165, Louis Potior, fish dealer and grocer, midence
167, Ijouis Potior grocery
169, R. Tong, grocery
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171, J. W. Trefry & Co., grocery and meat store
173 and 175 vacant lots
177, Levi RoVdchau, grocer, residence
179, Levi Rr-bichau, shop
Concmercial crosses
181, Benjamin Elienwood, shoemaker shop
183, Ruth ('r>fwley, widow of Jo5<eph
185, Margery Smith, widow of Daniel
187, Almon W. Wyman, seaman
189, vacant lot
IHl. gate
193, Anne Gondey, widow of Aaron
195, Stephen Germain, f mndryman
£nos Purdy, shoemaker
Giidloy's lane ends
197, Wilm it N. Gates, piano tuner and repairer
Wna. H. VVliitehouFe, farmer
199, El'za Cook, widow of Divid
201, Alexander Lawsoij, proprietor of Yarmouth HeraM
Pearl ends
203, vacant ^ot
205, Rev. Henry Sterns (Episcopal)
Haskell f nds
207, varant lot
209, B. J. Preston, grocery
211, William C Robichau. boarding house
213, unoccupied hoU!se
215, Jane Munro, dressmaker
217, A, R. Doe, photographer
Kinard's Uniment is nsed by Horsemen and all Stable Keepe
MINABD'S LINIMENT does not stain the finest clothing.
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219, C. E. Horton, n^eneral shop
2:^1, Exchange Bail 'ing, entranca
8t Ambrose ISociety
223, C. £. Horton, general shop
225, James Atchison, roaster mariner
227 and 229, vacant lots
231, Mrs Joseph B Bond
Rev. H. L A. Aimon (Episcopalian)
R. G. Allison, organist Trinity Church
Mrs. B B. Gray
James Gray, carpenter
233y nnused door
Fore t crosses
235 and 237, Walter Thompson, grocery and stores
239, George 0*Hanley, clothes cleaner, etc.
241, rate
243, vacmtl^t
245, Eiiza B. Tooker, widow cf George W.
Sarah Moody, widw of W. H.
247, Dr. A. M. Perrin, general practitioner, office
249, Dr. A. M. Perrin, general practitioner, residence
251, Mrs S. J B. Tilley, millinery shop
2o3^ James Rozee, jr , confectionery
255. Bonjamin Doane, taxidermist shop
257, Benjamin Doane taxidermist, residence
259, Robert Balfour Brown, watchmaker and jeweller, shop
2^1, Yarmouth Hotel, lad es' entrance
263, '* office entrance
W. H. 8. Dahlgren. proprietor
Charles Filieul, plumber
J. Parker, master mariner
H. A. Peterkin (Perry & Peterkin)
R. B. Gibson, express agent
J. W. Walsh, teacher Business College
side entrance
267, J. H. Hurlbert, oyster saloon
269, J. H. Hurlbert, residence
271, 1 H. Goudey, crockeryware, shop
273, Wi» iara L. Rogers, hardware shop
275, William Mi lien, boots and shoes, residence
277, William Millen, shop
279, T. 0*Connell, general dealer
281, H D. Carvin, master mariner
283, George A. Barrett, barber and hairdresser, shop
285, Arthur W. Coaldwell, confectionery and oyster saloon
287, L B. Wyman, grocery
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289, L. J. KeUey, boot and shoe shop
291, A. W. Homer & Sons, confectionery
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293, Dr. J. E. Crosby, dentist, oflSce
A. G. Lorrey, tailor, shop
295, James L. Crosby, gentlemen's furnishing shop
297, George F. Parker, phot(>grapher, studio
299, W. A. Powell, master mariner
301, Samuel C. Hood, watchmaker and jeweller, shop
303, A J. McCallum. drug shop
305, C C. Richards & Co , drug shop
307, Edgar J. Vickery, books and stationery
309, VV. H. Pane, boot and shoe shop
311, Thomas Guest, watchmaker and jeweller shop
313, D. Su'livan & Co., tailoring and furnishing
315, unoccupied dwelling
317, Moses & Ross, dry goods
319, T. B. Dane & *ion, tailoring and furnishing
321, H. A. Hood, watchmaker and jeweller shop
323, William Acland, tailor, shop
Josrph A. Smith, barrister, etc.
325, E. b. Cann, tailoring and furnishing
Central ends
327, ( 'ook & Stoneman, dry gcodn
329, Ryerson Block, main entrance
W. V. Brown, inpurance agent, office
Th'^mas B Cri sby, insurance a^ent. office
Bank of Nova Scotia J. H. Ix)mlard, agent
Yarmouth Mutual Relief S ciety
Robert Caie, ba»rister. office
331, Harris & Horsfail, druggists, books, stationery, etc
333, gate
335, Viets & Dennis, dry goods
337, George S. Taylor, taUoriug.'end furnishing
339, H. A. VVyman, mil inery shop
341, T. F. Knight, be oks, stationery, etc
343, Dr. Alvin C. Hnrding, dentist, office
Advent Christian Hail
Kni'jhts of Honor
345, Porter & Pendrigh, dry goods
347, Jonathan Hort* n, grocery
American Express Office
Jenkins ends
349, Exchange Bank
351, Dod'!s & Jolly, dry goods
353, Mrs. J. H. Rhodes, miilirery snop
355, Bupiness College, J. VV. VVa!s ?, teacher
357, Bonanza shop, J. Miller, manager
Lovitt ends
359, unoccupied shop
361, Lovitt's Hall, main entrance
" George G. Sanderson, insurance broker, office
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*' Lovitt & Co., shipowners
363 . unoccupied shop
365, gate
367, M. A. Parker, dining and lur»ch room
369, u'UKJCupied buildinjr (American House)
371, Charles McGill, confectionery, etc.
373, Joseph R, Wyman, furniture rooms
375 Dr, George Bell, genera' practitioner
377 and 379, K. K. Spinney, hardware and general store
381, E. K. tipinney, residence
Townsend ends
383, Edward h\ Parker, (of Parker, Eakina & Co.)
Old ( emetery entrance
Public Lane ends
385, A. I. Lloyd, bakery and confectionery
387, do residence
389, J. E Pitman, meat and fi-^h market
391, Edmuuil Crowell, grocery
393, Frederick A. ^'ewth, painter
395, L. M, Burns, paper hanging shop
397, to 4Ul, Normau Trefry, painter and grocer
biiuth Lane ends
403, C. VV. Sanders^ picture dealer
4()5, Eliza Smith, .widow of Gilman, residence
407, do di hair shop
409, Hiarles Sherman, blacksmith »?hop
411, Mrs. Frances Hatfield, boarding house
Lay ton Raymond, carpenter
Store Lane ends
413, Letitia Churchill, widow of William,
415 and 417, Oarenc:^ Hem v>n, roaster mariner
419, Mrs. Smith, widow of Samuel
Mary Crowell, drssmaker
421. Murray Churchill, foundryman
Flats Lane ends
423, Syivester Gordon, mouMer
425, CharlwS Ha'ey, policeman
Henry Ch archil', painter
427, George Lawrence, foundryman
429, Saiah Brown, widow of Robert
Fifth Lane ends
431, Siias K. Crosliy, grocery
438, do residence
435, F. A. Barr, carpenter
rear — William B. Hulsman, painter
437, vacant lot
439, Joshua Piatt, machinist
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441, William Boyd, gardener
443, Hujrh Beveridge, jiii?ht watchman
Chester crosses
445, Mrs. Patten, widow of Benjamin
Urbine Patten, trackman
447 to 455. vacant lots
457, J. Edgar Hilton, c'erk
459, Forroan K. Robbins. purser
461, John D. Miren,enfS!nber
Bayvirtw'(or Baker) crosses
465, Annie Burns, widow of Martin, b-^ardina; house
E. Frank CU^menls, manager Merchants' & Manufacturers' Co.
" Joseph B. Hopley. professor of music
Willard Kempton» principal Milton School
467, vacant lot
469, Thomas Dane
tie wis Burns, painter
471, William Webster, engineer
473, vacant lc»t
475, James Burton. man«ger gas works
Wtstern Conn ties Kailway t<tation and yard
477, Benjamm B. Patten, pattern maker
479, vacant lot
481. Maria Jenkins, widow of Charles
483, unoccupi. d tenement
485, Jacob Tedford, ship steward
487, James GoMfinrh, shoemaker shop
489, Elizabeth G. Killam, widow of Thomas
491, Robert Allen, master mariner
493, Alfred W. Allen, accountant
Allen's lane ends
495 to 499, Jacob Sweeney, furniture warerooms and under-
taker's shop
501 and 503, vacant lots
505, John S. Goudey, fireman, cotton mill
C'harlps Gri>nt, works at cotton mill
507, unfinished new house, Mrs. Dudman'a
509. Edward Allen, grocer
511 and 513, vacant lots
515 and 517, Geo^-ge W. Johnson (Burrell- Johnson Company)
519, Milton Library
521 ami 523, vacant lots
Gardner i nds
525, John McEvoy, engineer
527, M. E. Sabean, widow of Pavid G.
Western * on n ties Railway crosses
529 and 581, Edward^Mahan. works at cotton mill
533, Charles McKenzie, W. C. Railway section man
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535. F. H. Wi'son, (of Frank H. Wilson & Co.)
537, Joseph Cann, master.marliier
George Cann, do
539, unoccupied house
54 1 , vacant int
543, Joseph Rogers, shoemiiker shop
545. and 547, John £. Ritchie, tinsmith shop and wareroom
549, Ge Tge SVilows, mictiin st
551, Edward Allen, store
553, do grocery
555. Henry Burrill, jr., general dealer, shop
557, Eleazer Comeau, slioemaker shop
559, Dr. I. M; Lovitt, drug shop
561, vacant lot
Vancouver begins
563, Frank H. VViNon & Co., Milton Foundry, office and roopas
565, \Vm. Burrill & Co , general dealers
Boat landing on lake
567, William D. Roberts n, master mariner
569, Elizabeth Strickland, widuw of R^jbert B.
571, Israel Burrill, shipowner
573 and 475, Catherine Burrill, widow of William
Jane Christ:**, widow of D. A.
Mis^i Kate Christie, spinster
Georg*^ D. Christio
577, Henry Burrill, farmer
Samuel Burrill, do
579, Dorcas Burrili, dressmaker
58l,oldb'm
583 to 587, vacant lots
589, building, Benj '.mln Murphy^s
591 and 593 Jos< ph Douceite, shipwright
595, unoccupied house
597, Richard Killam, blacksmith shop
599, James E. Suttie, stove shop
601 to611, vjicantlots
613, Anne Maria Lovitt, widow of Joseph
Miss Elizabeth P. Lovitt, spinster
615, Edwa''d Lovitt, master mariner
617, Samuel Hayes, mou'der
619 and 621, vacant lots
623, Mary A. Kimball, widow of Benjamin S.
625, unoccupied shop
627, do
Pond shore to Bain*s road, northern limit of town
MAIN— East Sidb.
2 to 12, vacant lots
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28, Jacob K. Hatfield, master mariner O
30 to 40, vacant lots D
Tooker's farm road begins u
42 to 50, vacant lots ^
52, John Crosby, Master mariner ^
54, 56, vacant lots p
58, Charles E. Trask, accountant B'
60, Nelson Adams, fisherman co
62, Geo. L. Cook teamster i*
Kempt begins o
64, Andrew Brown, wool-carder y
66, Robert McConnell, cooper J^
Andrew McConnell,- rigger g
68, J. Wentworth Moody, shipowner, Norwegian Consul, Lloyd's iq
Agent, <&c oT
70, William Carroll, mason
Harley's lane begins >
72, vacant lot o
74, James Cain, jr., master mariner o
76, vacant lot g
78, Mrs. Guest, widow of Robert p
Church begins g
80, Mihs Jane Guest S
82, Mrs. Allen Delaney
84, unoccupied house a
86, do do S
88, James B. Weddleton, sailmaker 2.
90, Randolph R. Crosby, engineer q
92, John Crosby, carpenter 3
94, Frederick Dunn, works at organ factory ^
96, Alfred Kimball, master mariner §•
Queen begins oq
98, unoccupied shop "
100, vacant lot ffi
102, John Delamere, butcher 3
104, Thomas Monagle, seaman ^
106 and 108, vacant lots a.
Adelaide begins S
110, Thomas C. Moody «
Wm. Moody, clerk p^
112, Independent Order Good Templars, Hall g
Southern Beacon Lodge *g
Argyle begins ^
114, 116, Eben Crosby, fish market, residence 53 Main g*
113 to 126, unoccupied houses oq
128, John Delamere, butcher's shop
130, Joseph Suretie, laborer
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Moody's Alley
130 J, door
132, Sheldon Lewis & G)., store
134, Thomas Worthen, fisherman
Barnard lane begins
136, vacant lot
138, Providence Church, (Methodist)
140, Addison Bower, agent
Tooker begins
142, Samuel Cain, farmer
144, Mrs. Maria Prosser
Harry Gordon Prosser, wood polisher
Commercial crosses
146, William H. Gridley, ship smith, shop, 80 to S2 Water
148 and 150, vacant lots
152, unfinished house
154, John Gaudet, laborer
156, unoccupied house
Court
158, Reuben Doucette. laborer
160, Adelia Hilton, widow of William
162, Mary Wade, widow of Nicholas
George F. Johnson, printer
164, Charles Plummer, truckman
166, George Dancan, gardener
168, John Moses, seaman
170, Charles Boyd, laborer
Ernest Bowers, laborer
172, Francis Duerden, sailmaker
George Duerden, pensioner
174, unoccupied house
176, unoccupied store
178, Dr. H. L Kelley, general practitioner
180, vacant lot
Albert begins
182 and 184, unoccupied houses
186, vacant lot
188, Robei*^^ Balfour Brown, watchmaker and jeweller
William Henry Brown, engraver
F. J. Stewart, vice principal Yarmouth Seminary
190, Jacob Bingay, shipowner
92, gate
194, James Murray, barrister, judge of probate, etc
Alexander Murray, accountant
Forest crosses
196, Henry A. Grantham, barrister, registrar of probate^ etc
198, Mrs. Moody, widow Rev. J. T. T.
Cumberland begins
200, Henry G. Farish, accountant
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202, Dr. George W. T. Farish, general practitioner
204, agricultural warehouse
206, Mission School, B. E. Rogers, superintendent
208, Salvation Army Barracks
210, Llewellyn G. Swain, watchmaker and photographer
Cliff begins
212, William Law & Co., auctioneers and commission merchants
214, entrance Boston Marine Insurance Building
Music Hall
Sandford H. Pelton, barrister, etc, office
Robert E. Harris, barrister, etc, office
Stephen B. Murray, barrister, etc, office
T. V. B. Biugay & Sons, barristers, etc, office
216, Boston Marine Insurance Company, office
William Law & Co., office
218 and 220, vacant lots
222, Frederick L. Hatfield, fish dealer
224, vacant lot
226, Benjamin Smith, painter (Brown & Smith)
Arthur Smith, painter
228, gateway
230, Brown & Smith, painters, shop
232, Frederick L. Hatfield, fish dealer, shop
234, gateway
236, Perry & Peterkin, barbers and hairdressers
238, Hotel Lome, ladies' entrance
240, " office entrance
Frederick C. Ryerson, proprietor
Samuel M. Ryerson
Wm. Fraser, auditor Western Counties Railway
James Huntington, prothonotary
Dean F. Currie, U. S. Commercial Agent
George Porter, porter
242, passage way
244, B. R. Williams, undertaker
Miss Kelley, art school
Wm. Grace, upholsterer
246, William Brackett, barber and hairdresser, shop
248, George K. Hatfield, pianos and organs
250, Lincoln & Williams, stoves and tinware
252, doorway
254, George J. Morton, stoves, plumbing, etc.
256, Binpay's Building, entrance
Oddfellow's Hall
Jacob Bingay, shipowner, office
Edgar N. Clements, barrister, etc., office
George R. Smith, J. P., office
258, Post Office
John begins
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260, John A. Craig, drags, etc.
262, Mrs. S. J. Fleet, dre« patterns, shop
264, Mrs. S. J. Fleet, dress patterns, residence
John M. Fleet, plumber
Sans M. Fleet, commercial traveller
266, F. A. Verge, pianos, etc. ^
268 and 270, & A. Crowell, hardware
Alma begins
272, S. A. Oowell, boots and shoes
274, James Roasee, senr., confectionery
276, Joseph Burrill, jr., provision store
278, Burnll's fish market
280, nnoccopied store
282, Mrs. M. Brace, millinery
284, Israel C. Haines, seaman
286, Mrs. J. H. Rhodes, milliner, residence
288, Mrs. M. A. Powell, milliner
290, Miss Dorkee, dressmaker
292, Godfrey Brothers, fsrocery
294, N. K. Clements, feed dealer, residence
296, 298. 300 and 302, McLaughlin Brothers, dry goods >
Collins begins g.
304, unoccupied shop e,
306, Farmers' & Citizens' Co operative Company, shop g
308, Eakins' Block, main entrance v
R F. demeots, manager Merchants & Manufacturers Co., ofiice ^
Yarmouth Building and Loan Society z.
T. B. Flint, barrister, etc., office |
Robert S. Eakins, merchant, office S.
Dean F. Currie, United States Commercial Agent, office e
Dr. W. 0. Gra^, dentist, office n
Corning & Chipman, barristers, office |
Masonic Hall ^
310, Farmers' & Citizens' Co-operative Company a'
312, unoccupied shop ^
314, Mrs. Rosen, dressmaker ^
316, Mrs. Wyman, widow of Jesse c|'
John Crosby, shoemaker S
318 and 320, Bank of Yarmouth
322, vacant lot J
324, D. McNutt, conductor Western Counties Railway y*
326, W. C. Purney, fancy goods ^
328, W. D. Lovitt, shipowner, office S
Parade begins »
330 to 336, vacant lots I^
338 to 342, Court House 3
In basement, municipal council room P
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" sheriff's office 9
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338 to 342, in basement, prothonotary'aoflSce
" probate office
" registry of deeds, office
** school trustees' office
*' tax collector's office
344, entrance to old cemetery
346 to 350, IMrst Baptist Church
52, entrance to old cemetery
354, Adelbi^rt Wyman, truckman
Mrs. Tabitha Reddinst
356, Charles Spears, machinist
Lemuel Gammon, painter
BobbiDS Place begins
358, Fitz Henry Homer, confectioner
Misses Ellis, spinsters
360, Tabernacle Church (Congregationalist)
362, Norman Porter, master mariner
364 to 368, vacant lots
370, Amasa Darkee, retired merchant
372, Jail
Joseph Sleeth, jailor
King begins
374, Charles Blethen, machinist
Ira Porter, truckman
376, William Cleveland, foundr}'man
378, Mrs. Homer, widow of A. W.
Chester begins
380, Misses Morehouse, spinsters
382 to 386, vacant lots
Ellis Avenue begins
388 and 390, vacant lots
392, A. J. Lincoln (Lincoln & Williams), tinsmith
Bay view (or Baker) crosses
394, Duncan Jenkins
Misses Jenkins, spinsters
Court
396, Miss Alexander, spinster
398, Hon. L. E. Baker, house end grounds
Beacon begins
402, vacant lot
404, Mrs. Corning, widow of Ne'son A.
406, vacant lot ^
Prescott begins
408, John McLeod, foundryman
Thomas Vickery, master mariner
410, Jumes Durfee, car inspector, Western Counties Railway
Daniel Ashe, engine driver, Western Counties Railway
412, Amasa Redding, policeman
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414, ReddinR'B carriage shop
416, Frank Scott, master marinw
413 and 420, vacaat lots
James begiaa
432 to 426. varant Iota
423, John Kinney, master mariner
430, Frederick I'eterkin, junk dealer
4^12 and 434, vacant lota
436, unoccupied honse
Shaw Avanne begins
438, unoccu Iliad house
VVortli Degins
440, Dr. W. O. Gray, dentist
442, Mrs. Webstar, widow of Dr. J. L. B.
Dr. C. L. Webetar, general practitioner
Starr's Hoad begins
444, Mrs. Dndman, widow of sheriff W. K,
Dr. O. B, Dudmao, general practitioner
44(5, George Churchill, expreasmaii
448, vacant
450, old barn
452 and 464, vacant lots
456, William Grant, blacksmith shop
458, No. 2 engine
460, vacant lot
fiurth Alma begins
462, Wealey Church (Methodist)
464, vacant lot
466, Emily Chipmao, widow
Agni-s Chipman, t^iacher
Leonard Uolden, macliinist
Western Counties Railway crossei
Elm bekLiuB
468, Sons of Temperance IJivision Hall
470, nnoccupied shop
472, Edward Uamm, shoemaker shop
474, vacant lot
476, Aaron C. Stubbs, barber and hairdresser
478, James Brignell, superintendent Westurn Conatiea Railway
480, Dr. W. A. C. Randall, general practitioner
T. William Randall, drug clerk
George H. Randall, clerk
482, Dr. 1. M. Lovitt, general practitioner
Chestnut begins
484 and 43S, H. w. Cann, grocery and proviaiou ttora
438, unoccupied house
4U0, unoccupied shop
492, Marian Allen, spinster
494, unoccupied shop
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496, vacant lot
498, William D. I^vitt,*8hipowner
McMillen begins
500, P. Doucette. laborer
M. Deveau, laborer
C. Deveau, laborer
502, unoccupied shop
504, Jane Byrne, widow
506, Nathan Hilton, stipendiary magistrate
508, George M. Ewan, manager woollen mill
510, Benjamin Murphy, master mariner
Street begins
512, Mrs. Trefry, widow of William R
Hugh H. Trefry, works at Minard's Liniment factory
514, Charles Dewolfe, stone mason
J. B. Westhayer, school teacher
516, gate
518 to 530, vacant lots
532, James £. Suttie, stove repairer
Charles Suttie, machinist
Hibemia begins
534, John McCormack, farmer
536, Charles Kent, house joiner
538, Charles Patterson, foundry foreman
540, William Burrill, moulder
542, William Williams, manner
James Butler, carpenter
544, Ingram Hersey, fish packer
546, unoccupied house
Vacant lots to beginning of Bain's Road, northern limit of town.
MARSHALL'S LANE^Harbor Shork to Main, North Sidk.
1, unoccupied tenement
3, George Bent, laborer
Joseph Bent laborer
5 to 11 1 vacant lots
13, Henri Melancon, stevedore
15 to 23, vacant lots
25, James Hays, laborer
South Sidi.
All vacant lots
M(X)Dy'S ALLEY-Off Main, East, niar Argyle.
1, Peter A. White, laborer
2, Helaire White, sailmaker
3, Leon Muis, laborer .
Evan Muis, laborer
HQnard's Unimmt is used by Horsemen and all Stable Eeepe
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3, Joseph Mais, laborer
MOODY'S LANE— Water to Maijt. South Side.
2, Vital. Muis, laborer
4, Samuel Muis, laborer, in rear
6, Benjamin Boyd, carpenter
8, Joseph Jacquor, laborer
10, Louis White, laborer, rear
12, Joseph Jacquor, green grocery
14, George Samuels, fish hawker'
16, Frank Babine, laborer
] 8, Luke Doucette, laborer
20 and 22, Stoneman & Co., rear doors
North Side.
1, vacant lot
3, unoccupied shop
5, vacant lot
7, unoccupied shop
9 and 11, Clarence Eogers, rear doors
NEW — Starr's Road to Herbert.
All vacant
NORTH ALMA— Main to Wetmore, North Side.
1 to 11, vacant lots to Milton School grounds
13 to 21, Milton School
Brunswick intersects
23 and 25, Jacob Sweeny, fumiturd dealer
Vacant lots to Pleasant Street
Ends at Wetmore
South Side.
2 to 20, vacant lots
Brunswick intersects
22, Elizabeth Cann, widow of James
24 and 26, vacant lots
28, Robert E. Harris, barrister, &c.
30, Freeman Gardner, bookkeeper
32, William Grant, blacksmith
34, William Mckerson, moulder
Vacant lots to end at Wetmore
PARADE — ^Main to Haley Road, Xorth Side.
1, vacant lot
3, unoccupied house
5 to 11, vacant lots
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J 3 and 15, John Lovitt, M. P., shipowner
19 and 21, George Guest, sheriff
23, Mrs. Anne Lovitt, widow of John W.
25,j?ate
27, 31, vacant lots
33, Mrs. Emma J. Barhour, widow of Thomas
Edward Durkee, master mariner y
35, Feador H. Hermes, cutter
37, Charles Tooker, clerk
Ryerson begins
39, Daniel Sullivan, clothier
Mrs. Mary Sullivan, widow of Dennis
41, Warren Husk ins, mason
43, vacant lot
45, unoccuf>ied house
Brunswick begins
47, Henry McLaughlin, clerk
Miss Sarah McLaughlin, spinster
Miss Lizzie McLaughlin, spinster
49,
51, Tennis Lawn
53 to r>9, vacant lots
61 to 69. John K. Ryerson, retired merchant, house and grounds
71, 73, Thomas S. Jolly, (Dodds & Jolly) house and grounds
75 to 81, Robert 8. Eakins, merchant, house and grounds
83 to 87, vacant lots
Pleasant intersects
89, Charles Allen, foundry man
91, vacant house
93, vacant houee
95, Robert Simms, carpenter
open fields
Mountain Cemetery
William S. Campbell, Customs Department
Fields
Jas H. Munro, Inspector of Schools, N. W. cor. P. & Haley rd.
South Side.
2 and 4, side entrance
First ends
6, George S. Taylor, tailor and clothier
8, gale
10, 12, stables
Seeond ends
14, side door
16, unoccupied house
18, garden lot
Willow ends
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C!old in the Head cnred by MINARD'8 LIWiMEN T-
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24, 26, George Sanderson, insuranc bioker S
28 to 38, vacant lota g
40, H. D. Munro, Inland Revenue Collector -
42, Edward Alder, gardener g
Carlton ends ►-•
Seminary grounds to Seminary street B
Gates "
Stables
Vacant lots
Pleasant intersects *?
Skating Kink w
Fields r
Daniel McLaughlin, merchant (McLaughlin Bros), house £?
and grounds g
Thos. E. Kelly, master mariner, house find grounds ^.
Clements avenue intersects "
Brook side House and grounds ^^
Miss Emily Clements, spineter ^
Frank Moore, butcher &
William Reid, Truckman °
Fields to Haley road 8
PARK — South op Akgyle to Forest.
PEARL— Water to Main, South Side.
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4, Peter Wilson, laborer g
6 and 8,^ vacant lots ^
10, Sarah Ryder, widow of Nelson
North Side.
1. Stable
3, George Duerden, naval pensioner g
5, Francis Duerden, sailmaker
7, B. J. Preston, works at wool'en mill
y, Benjamin Smith, painter g
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Edward Crosby, carf ontor, rear W. of Pleasant, near Argyle
Unoccupied house
Tooker ends ^
South East intersects g*
Albert intersects
Stilson Hilton, master mariner
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George Hiltoii) shoemaker
William Allen, laborer
8. B. Robbins, master mariner
William Gridley, jr., ship smith
Cliff intersects
Parade intersects
Freeman Hamilton, laborer
Joseph Hamilton, do
James Hays, blacksmith
George Arthur, printer
William Allen, carpenter
James ChurchiP, porter
John Fault, blacKsmith
George Churchill, shipwright
John Gray, seaman
Starr's road intersects ; and thence Northward it is called Wet-
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PORTER'S LANE— Water to Barnai^d, Soith Side.
2, Henri Burette, at organ factory
4, vacant lot
6, Frank Deary, carpenter, residence
8, Alexander Deveau, carpenter
North Side.
1 , old carpenter's shop
3, Jcseph Evans, oflSce messenger
5, Barbara Hock, widow of Henry
7, John Boudy, sailmaker
PRESCOTT—Maix to Flkasa.nt, Sonn Side.
2, .vacant lot
4, stable
6, vacant lots
8, barn
Vacant lots to end
North Side.
1 and S, gates
5, David Jack, moulder
Mrs. Deborah Edgar, widow of John P.
7 to 13, vacant lots
Whipple begins
15, William D. Ross, merchant (Mo^:e6 & Ross)
17, vacant lot
19, Weston Nelson, manager Minard's Liniment Manufactory
21, Joseph F. Patten, builder
Minard's Honey Balsam is sure to enre an obstinate Cong
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Fairmount begins
23, William R Perry, teller, Bank of Yarmouth
25 to 37, vacant lots to end
PRINCE— Argylk to Forest, East Side.
Argyle to 48, vacant
50, James Rogers, confectioner
52. Robert Crawford, brass founder (Pendrigh & Crawford)
54 to 60, vacant lots
Albert intersects
62, Louis A. D'Entremont, wharfinger
64 and 66, vacant lots
68, Edgar Clements, barrister, &c. •
70, Thcmas B. Crosby, insurance agent
James L. Crosby, gents' furnishings
Vincent Crosby, clerk
Barnard Crosby, student
72, Thomas K. Wilson, pest office clerk
74, J. Horton, widow of Dennis
76, Arthur Rogers, clerk
78, Mrs. trowell, widow of Henry
80, Thomas Guest, watchmaker and jeweller
Ends at Forest
West Sidb.
Argyle, 1 to 47, vacant lots
49, Eugene Gallagher, tinsmith
51 to 61, vacant lots
Albert intersects
63, Catherine McMudu, widow of John
65, Colin Cumpbell. seaman
67, Jackson Hatfield, clerk
69, 71, Charles T. Grantham, Manager Duck and Yam Mill
73, Rev. Edward J. McCarthy, P. P., (Roman Catholic)
75, Norman Jeffrey, clerk
77, Miner C. Cann, master mariner
Oliver Haley, do
89, Thomps S. Bown, Customs Surveyor
81 and 83, vacant lot
85, James Horton, blockmaker
Ends at Forest
PUBLIC LANE— Water to Main, South Side.
Old Cemetery
North Side.
1 to 5, Burri 11- Johnson Co., foundry yard
7, Charles H. Bryant, accountant
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9, W. A. Porter, truckman
Wm. Lloyd Porter, (Porter & Pendrigb)
11, passage way
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« QTJEEN*-Main to Green, Souih Side.
2, Mrs. Allen, widow of Edward
4 and 6, vacant lots
8, Jervis Thompson, laborer
10, Dominick McDevitt, tailor
Charles McDevitt, tailor
Dominick McDevitt, jr., woollen mill gpinner
12, vacant lot
14, Benjamin Lewis, laborer
16, Benjamin Rogers, principal South-end School
» Sycamore Place ends ,,
18, !Elkanah Williams, laborer
*2, Daniel Bowers, laborer
20, John Martin, laborer
22, L. J, Roy, sewing machine agent
y> Forbes intersects
24, William McGill, customs
Vacant to end
NoETH Side.
1, Frederick Muree, laborer
3, Jeanne Muis, widow of Alexander
5 to 11, vacant lots
S Bond begins
13, Henry Goodwin, seaman
15, David Cook, night watchman
2 17, Anthony McLeod, shoemaker
"" 19, James Lewis, (shoemaker
^ Benjamin Lewis, jr., master mariner
21 , James Powers, tailor
^ 23, Stephen Cain, carpenter
S Forbes intersects
J 25, Barnard E. Rogers, J. P., agt Yarmouth B*ld*g & Loan Society
Vacant to end
regent—Begins at Town South Line, AVest Side.
Isaiah Lawrence, laborer
East Side.
William Smith, laborer
George Roach, seaman
Peter Muis, laborer
George Muis, laborer
Use Hiaard's Lmiment to prefent falling out of Hair.
lie mcflgt and cleanest Hair-dressing is MINARD' S LINniENT.
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Frank Malet, laborer X
ROBBINS PLACE— Main to Bkunswick, Nootti Side^ 2
1, Cbarles S. P. Robbins, merchant ;i^
RYERSON— From Parade, yoRXH, West Side. I
1 and 3, side doors n
6, vacant lot ^
7, Charles Honey, hostler n
9, William J. Harris, cooper g
11, Albert Gibson, carpenter f
13, Jacob Boyd, moulder 5'
15, James Long, stevedore 03
Ends in cul de sac r
East Side, ^
2, side door *?
4 and 6, garden lots Q
8, William Allen, cooper g.
10, Elisha Huskins, cooper *'.
William Huskins, seaman ^
12, Peter Smith, seaman ^.
Aubrey McLean, laborer i
14, vacant lot "
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1 and 3, conserv^atory ^
5, jrate g
7, side entrance ?.
Alma intersects §
9, William A. Killam, fijsh merchant g
11, vacant
13, passage way <
15, George F. Parker, photographer ^
17, Isabel Maria Crosby, widow of Jol n R. &
Collins intersects p
19, John Murphy, shipowner, office p-
21, rear door ^
23 and 25, Miss Edith Ryerson, spinster §
27 to 31, gates to end at Parade 2.
East Side. ' ^
2 and 4, burnt lots ^
6, gate ^
8, Mrs. Louisa Pelton, side door
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10, Mrs. Fanny Durkee, widow of Jam-s
Charles Powers, accountant
Joseph G. Fried lander, bookbinder
Foster Jeffrey, clerk
William S. Dexter, clerk
12, Richard Parker, accountant
14, passage way
16, Norman A. Wyman, merchant
18, gate
20, vacant lot
22, gate
24, William H. Dane, shoe dealer
Collins intersects
26, Mrs. Sabra Moses, widow of Nathsn
Mrs. Lois Killam, widow of Eben 0.
Stephen D. Moses (Moses & Ross), dry goods
28 and 30, vacant lots
32, Samuel Killam, at dock an! yarn mill
Herbert Killam, law student
Roland Killam, clerk
SEMINARY— Cliff to Parade, Wkst Sidk.
1 to 11, vacant lots
13 to 17, stable, side entrance, and garden
Alma ends
19 and 21, vacant lots
Collins ends
Seminary grounds to end
East Side.
2 to 8, vacant lots
10, George Goldsmith, janitor of Seminary
12 to 18, vacant lots
20, Aaron Spinney, truckman
22, passage way
24, vacant lot
26, Richard M. Ferguson, master mariner
28, Byron Abbott, master mariner
30, gateway
32, A. C. Robbins, shipowner
Miss Annie E. Robbins, spinster
34, vacant lot
36, James E. Clements, bookkeeper, Yarmouth Steamship Co.
38, gate ^
40, garden
42, Rev. William Mclntcsh (Congregatiocalist)
Ends at Parade
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MiNABD'S LINIXENT cures Sprains, Cramps, Bruises, etc.
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SOUTH LANE— Watkb to Mais, South Side.
?. to 6, Barrell-Johnson Co., foundry yard
S, Joseph H. Pardy, laborer
Leslie J. Sweeny, laborer
Lydia Forbes, widow of Josiah
10, William J. Wliitman, stove mounter
12, vacant lot
J 4, passage way
NOBTH SiDB.
1 to 7, Bnrrell- Johnson Co , foundry yard
9, Philip Warner, moulder
11, barn
13, Thomas C. Redding, mason
Joseph Redding, mason
south-east- William to Halky Road, Socrn Side.
Vacant lots from William to
36, Charles LeCain, laborer
38, vacant lot
Green intersects
40, vacant lot
42, Elisha Cook, painter and glazier
44, Leander Huestis, carpenter
46, J. Howard Moses, meat market
48, Amos B. Crosby, carpenter
Pleasant intersects
Loran Fells, laborer
Isaac James Eli, seaman, rear lot
House unoccupied
George Dunn, seaman
North Side.
1 to 35, vacant lots from William to
37, Mrs. Eunice Dennis, widow of Heman
39, vacant lot ;i
Green intersects
Vacant lots thence to Pleasant
Thence to Clements Avenue
Thence to Haley Road
STARR'S ROAD— Main to East Limit of Town, South Side.
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10, Leaman Trefry, mariner
12, James M. Brannen, fisherman
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14, Jacob Churchill, foundryman
16, Webster Grant, foundryman
18, unoccupied house
20, Fredenck Potter, carpenter
22, William Watt, ship carpenter
Thomas Watt, house joiner
24, Caroline Allen, widow of William
26, Alfred Moseley, truckman
Brunswick intersects
28, Emmeline Kirk, widow of Thomas
30, Rudolph Fait, foundryman
32, Jacob Churchill, carpenter
34, Adolphus Saulnier, laborer
36, Hilaire White, laborer
38, Charles Bath, carpenter
Hugh Bath, nickel plater
40, unoccupied house
42, Samuel Boyd, mariner
44, James Goldsmith, shoemaker
46, Gilbert Sisco, laborer
48, Lawrence Kavannah, night watchman
:'50, Zackery White, laborer
52 to 70, vacant lots
72, Sarah Beveridge, widow of Ephraim
Pleasant intersects
Henry Burrill, jr., merchant
Henry A. Hood, jr.
North Side.
1, gate
3, passage way
5 to 11, vacant lots
13, Hugh Beveridge, master mariner
15, passage
17, Benjamin Trefry, farmer
Hannah Patten, widow of James
Ella Patten, spinster
19, Stephen B. Goudey, gardener
21 , passage
23, Mrs. Hemeou, widow of Cornelius
25 to 31, vacant lots
Brunswick intersects
33 to 41, vacant lots
New begins
43, Joseph B. Burrill, jr., butcher
Vacant lots to Pleasant
Pleasant intersects
AmosTitman, farmer
Use Ricbard's Qainine and Iron Tonic, which is gnaranteei
Cold in tlie Head cured by MINAED^S LINIMENT.
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Rapert Churchill, farmer
Henry Churchill, farmer
STORE LANE— Wateb to Main, South Sidb»
2 and 4, Burrell-Johnson Co , foundry yard
6, Thomas Carr, boiler maker
8, B. Saulnier, laborer
10, Maurice Rogers, foundryman
1 2, Simon Boucher, ship carpenter
Samuel Dennis, foundryman
North Sidb.
1 and 3, Burrell-Johnion Co., store
5, Charles Sherman, blacksmith
Reuben Grant, foundryman
7, William Duerden, sailinaker
9 to 13, Jacob Silver, cooper, house and shop
15, Alex. Ross, stove mounter
17, Lydia Pitman, widow of Andrew
Jane Nickerson, dressmaker
Ida Hatch, do
SUMMER— Begins off Chestnu.^ East Side.
2, H. W. Cann, grocer
4, Mrs. Sarah B. Brown, widow of Edward
Miss Hattie M. Brown, spinster
C, John E. Ritchie, tinsmitli
Chestnut intersects
8, Obed Harding, clerk
10, Anthony Sanders, at Iron Works (F. H. Wilson & Co.)
12, Samuel Little, janitor Milton School House
Ends at M'Millan
No fronts on West Side
SYCAMORE PLACE— Church to Queen, East Side.
2, Joseph R. Rogers, merchant
4, Norman J, B. Tooker, merchant (A. F. Stonoman & Co.)
6, James Riozee, sr., confectioner
West Side.
1 to 3, vacant lots
5, James Porter, blacksmith
TOOKER— Main to Pleasant, Noeth Side.
1, No. 1 Engine House
East begins
3, J. Harvey Eldridge, harness maker
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15, Edward Gammon, carpenter
17, vacant lot
Forbes intersects
19 to 49, vacant lots
51, John Guest, accountant
53 and 55, vacant lots
Green intersects
57 and 59, vacant lota
61, Frederick Trefry, merchant
63, William S. Roboins, insurance asrent
65, Thomas R. Crosby, accountant
67, Ansel Bobbins, Customs
69, vacant lot
71, George N. Spinney, carpenter
South Side.
2, Salvation Army quarters
4, John Greig, engineer
Thomas McConnell, laborer
6, Eben Ellis, livery stable keeper
8, Mrs. Isabella Dowley, widow of Charles
10, Osborne Gray, carpenter
12 to 20, vacant lots
William intersects
22, vacant lot
24 to 30, James M. Davis, merchant (James M. Davis A Son)
James A. Davis do do
32, Mrs. Sophia Goudey, widow of Fredericli
34 to 52, vacant lots
54, George Cann, master mariner
56 and 58, vacant lots
Green intersects
60 to 72, vacant lots
Ends at Pleasant
TOWNSHEND— Water to Maxn, North Sids.
1, James Hays, water worls
3, vacant lot
5, William Acland, tailor
7, passage way
9, stable
11, side entrance, Parker's
South Side.
2, 4, 6, vacant lots
8, gate
10. stable
12, side entrance. Spinney *s
CdU in the Head cored by MINARD'S UNIHENT.
Use MIXABD'8 IINIMEXT lor Kheumafism, etc.
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VA^XOXJVER— Fkom Main We6tekj.y, South Sn>E.
Vacant lot
Water ends
Bridge
Unoccupied buildings in court
Vacant lots
15 to 21, Charles E. Brown, retired merchant, house and grounds
g Arthur W. Brown, clerk Bank of Yarmouth
Charles F. Brown, manager of Telephone line
23 to 31, vacant lots
33, (in court), John Hijjby, stove fitter
^ Ernest Higby, do
o 35, Henry Allen, at cotton mill
37 to 41, George Lovitt, master mariner, house and grounds
43, to 47, unoccupied house
Cook's lane begins
49, George L. Cook, laborer
51, J. Nelson Gardner, shipbuilder
_ 53, Richard Raymond, cabinet maker
M 55, workshop
g^ 57 to 63, vacant lots
S 65, Asa Whitman, carpenter
* 67, Mrs. Mary Whayden, widow of William
5» 69 to 75, Mrs. Hannah L. Burrell, widow of Jos , house & erouods
Gordon M. Burrell
Grove begins
77, Mrs. Mary Sollows, widow of Aaron
Peter Poole, sailmaker
North Side.
2 to 20, Milton Iron Foundry
Boat landing
o Lane commences
^ 26 to 30, open fields
c 32, Mrs. Harriet Landers, widow of George
^ Chipman commences
^ 34, Aaron Stubbs, barber
5 Caleb Hurlburt, farmer
36, Luke Cahill, caulker
_ Mrs. Mary Cosman, widow of James
S 38, William Sturgis, at cotton mill
Mrs. McDonald, widow
40 and-42, Charles Cann, clerk
44 to 50, Robert Caie, barrister, &c., house and grounds
52 to 58, William Lovitt, bookkeeper, do
60 and 62, vacant lots
64, Edson Durkee, moulder
Gate and passage way
66, Mrs. Lucinda Wynoch, widow of James Fred.
Miss Jane Graham, spinster
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68, Pearl Durkee, master mariner
70, unoccupied house
72 and 74, vacant lots
76 to 80, Bowman Ck)rning, master mariner, house and grounds
82 to 86, Augustus Cann, master mariner, do do
88 to 92, Hugh D, Cann, master mariner, do do
WATER— From Shore, S. of Lewis* Lane, to Vancouver.
West Side.
1 to 7, vacant lots
9, unoccupied store
11, entrance to Lewis* wharf
13 to 27, vacant lots, open shore of harbor
29, H. & N. B. Lewis' store
31, Frank White, master mariner
33, H. & N. B. Lewis' store
35, entrance to Lewis' " little wharf"
37 to 41 , head of slip and fish flakes
43, 45, H. & N. B. Lewis' store
47, entrance to Lewis' wharf
Lewis' wharf, 1 to 6, fish and other stores
49, slip head
51 to 65, fish flakes on quay
67, A. F. Stoneman & Go's, store
69, entrance to A. F. Stoneman & Go's, wharf
A. F. Stoneman & Co.'s wharf, 1 to 20, fish and fish-supply
stores and sheds
71, fish flakes
73, entrance to Rogers' wharf
Rogers' wharf, 1 to 22, fish and other stores
75, fi^ flake
77, Julian Muis, laborer
79, Madeleine Muis, widow of Frank
Samuel Holden, cooper
83, unoccupied house
85, J. A. Porter, blacksmith shop
87 and 89, vacant lots
91, entrance to Josiah B. Lewis' wharf
93, unoccupied Store
95, entrance to store rear of K. & H. Co.
97 to 107, Kinney-Haley Manufacturing Company, (Limited),
office, stores and works
Chuie, Hall & Co., organ manufactory
109, slip head and fish flakes
111, entrance to Commercial wharf
Commercial wharf, Parker, Eakins & Co.,
1, Terrence Keen an, laborer
2 to 24, stores and sheds, Parker, Eakins & Co.
J 13, slip head
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115 to 121, Cook & Cleaveland, carpenters and builders, shop and
warehouae
D. C. Crosby, lamber, etc
123 to 129, vacant lots
131, entrance to Marine Slip, wharf and workshop
133, slip nead
135, carpenters' shop
137, steam house
139, dry dock
141, entrance to Jenkins* wharf
Jenkins' wharf
Ship carpenters' shops, store, sail loft
143, slip heaa
145, entrance to Horton's wharf
"Horton's wharf "—now owned or occupied by L. E. Baker
147, vacant lot
149 to 159, Yarmouth Woollen Mill Company (limited)
161, John Cornwall, waterman p
163 to 173, vacant lots, part with coal sheds in rear
175, Loran £. Baker, merchant, principal office
Entrance to L. E. Baker's (steamboat) wharf and T wharf
Baker's South (steamboat) and T wharves
1 to 24, offices, stores, and sheds of L. E. Baker
H. Weddleton, sail loft
177 to 187, vacant lots
183, entrance to Baker's North wharf and T wharf
Baker's North wharf— 1 to 20, offices, stores, and sheds of L.
E. Baker
191, W. C. T. U. coflfee rooms
193, unoccupied shop
195, unoccupied shop
197, E. B. M. Hilton, fish dealer
199, entrance to Byerson wharf
Byerson wharf— 1 to 15, stores and sheds of L. E. Baker
201, L. G. Crosby, commission merchant
203, ice house
205, F. L. Hatfield, fish market
207, entrance to Davis' wharf
Davis' wharf— 1 to 15, stores and sheds of Jas. M. Davis & Son
209, James M. Davis & Son, general grocery
211, unoccupied store
213, stable-
215, entrance to Cann's wharf
Cann's wharf— 1 to 12, stores and bheds of Hugh Cann & Co.
Lobster factory
13 and 14, W. Weddleton, sail loft
217, Hugh Cann & Co., shipowners
219, ice house
221, unoccupied building
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223, south entrance to Killam's wharf
Killam's wharf— 1 to 24, stores, coal and goods sheds of Killam
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225, Killam Brothers, shipowners and general dealers
227, north entrance to Kiliam's wharf
229, Parker, Eakins & Co., store
231, south entrance to Parker, Eakins & Co 's wharf
233, Parker, Eakins & Co., shipowners and general dealers, ofUce
and store
235, north entrance to Parker, Eakins & Co.'s wharf
Parker, Eakins & Co.'s wharf— 1 to 28, stores, sheds, and sail
loft %{ Parker, Eakins & Co.
237, Railway siding
239, old store
241, south entrance to Law's wharf
Law's wharf— 1 to 12, stores and sheds of Law & Co.
243, W. Law & Oo., warehouse
245, north entrance to Law's wharf
247 and 249, railway siding
251 to 265, vacant shore lots
267 to 273, BurrelKJohnson Co. Himited), ship yard and wharf
275 to 297, Burrell-Johnson Co. (limited), iron works, foundry, etc
299 to 305, Burrell-Jobnson Company, yard room
307, Yarmouth Gas Light Company, offict
309, vacant lot
311 to 317, gas works and meter
319 to 337, vacant lots
339, Joseph Saulnier, laborer
341 to 345, vacant lots
347, Frank Ryan, laborer
349 to 359, vacant lots to W. C. Railway yard, south boundary
361 to 459, northern boundary of W. C Railway yard
On railway land, Charles Edwards, engine driver
461, Thomas Darragh, laborer
463 to 473, Milton Manufacturing Company, works
475 and 477, vacant lots
479 to 485, Yarmouth Duck & Yarn Company
487, John W. Sanlnier, laborer
Samuel Churchill, laborer
489 to 503, vacant lots
505, James Vickery, laborer
507 to 529, vacant lots
531 and 533, stove stores of Milton Foundry
535 to 541, river bank
543 to 547, unoccupied shops and vacant lots
549 to 567, foundry store .
569, dry house
571, blacksmith shop
573, vacant lot to Vancouver
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2 and 4, vacant lots
0, Israel Thompson, fisherman
8, vacant lot
Lewis* Lane begins
10tol6, vacant lotd
18, a store of H. & N. B. Lewis
20, James Webb, ^sherman
22, Martha E. Andrews, widow of William
William Dulong, fisherman
James Surette, fisherman
24 and 26, vacant lots
Huston begins
28, Simeon Nickerson, laborer
30, vacant lot
32, Robert Saulnier, laborer
Rear — Mary Gordon, washerwoman
John Mais, laborer
34, John Muis, laborer
SG, Albert Butler, boatbuilder, shop
38, Alfred W, Potter, blacksmith shop
Moody's Lane begins
40 and 42, Vacant lots
44, Joseph Dulong, laborer
46, Michael Muis, laborer
John Muis, laborer
48, vacant lot
50, Mrs. Robichau
Mrs. Samuels
52, Marc LeBlanc, fishorman
Barnard begins
54 and 56, vacant lots
Porter's Lane begins
58, coal shed
60 to 64, lumber yard
66, unoccupied shop
68, James Goudey, laborer
Edward Savary, laborer
Commercial begins
70, vacant lot
72, Bernard Goudey, sail loft
74, George Rogers, rigger
76, John Beals, stevedore
78, vacant lot
80 and 82, W. H^Gridley, ship smith, shop
84 to 88, Pendrigh & Crawford, brassfounders
90, vacant lot
Pearl begins
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92 and 94, M. <& M. Company electric lisjht works
96, gate
Haskell begins
98, J. R Saulnier, shoemaker, shop
100 to 104, Cordova Leather Works, G. W. Robbins
106, vacant lot
108 and 110, Yarmouth Iron Works
112 to 116, vacant lots
118 to 122, James D. Horton, block factory
124 to 130, vacant lots
Forest begins
132 to 138, vacant lots
140, Benjamin Brush, fisherman
142 to 146, unoccap'ed building (salt works)
148 to 152, vacant lots
154, James McDonald, dining saloon
156, James McDonald, hotel
158, William May, seaman
160, T. Powell, junk shop
162, Charles Neat, seaman
164, gate
166, gate
168, Reuben Muis, truckman
Frank Golden, steamer fireman
170, passage way
172, (Charles McCormack, laborer
Court
174, unoccupied shop
176, vacant lot
178, 180, George A. Hemlow, dining saloon
Brown begins
182, unoccupied shop
184, unoccupied house
186 to 190, William H. Gridley. jr., ship smith
192, vacant lot
194, unoccupied store
196 to 200, vacant lots
Central begins
202 to 214, vacant lots
Jenkins begins
216 to 222, vacant lots
lovitt begins
224 to 228, Farmers & Citizens Co-operative Company, store
230 to 248, vacant lots
Townshend begins
250 to 260, vacant lots
Public lane begins
262 to 270, Burrell- Johnson Company, boiler house and yard
South Lane begins
HINlBiyS FAMILY PILI8 are the best Liyer PiUsj
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272 to 280, Burreli-Johnson Company, yard
Store Lane begins
282, anoocapied house
284, unoccupied house
286, unused door
288, ^te
Flats Lane begins
290, 292, vacant lots
294, gasometer
Fifth Lane begins
296 to 308, vacant lots
Chester begins'
310 to 336, vacant lots, to south limit ot W. C. Railway yard
338 to 436, to north b >undary W. C. Railway yard and etation
438, Joseph H. Eld ridge, master mariner
440 to 446, vacant lots
Allen's Lane begins
448 to 466, vacant lots
468, Mary £. Hubbard, widow of Michael ,
JameB A. Atkins, seaman
470, 472, vacant lots
474, W. J. Swain, co k
476 to 498, vacant lots
500, Henri Saulnier, laborer
502, 504, vacant lots
Gardner begins
506 to 512, vacant lots
514, George H. Gardner, boat builder, shop
Cann begins
516, Ge'^^rge Jacis, moulder
518 to 526, vacant lots
528, stable
530, unoccupied shop
532, passa$!:e way
534, 536, old store
538 to 542, old store
544, police station
Vacant lots to Vancouver
WETMORE—CoNTiNUATiON OF Plbabamt, Northmely.
Gabriel Robichau, laborer
Herbert intersects
North Alma ends
Elm ends
James Burrill, merchant
Chestnut ends
Bowman B. Law, merchant, Ap^de Tree Hill, house and groundyi
Albert Perry, mariner
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David Wetmore, lumber deader
James Murphy, master mariner
G. Judson BurreJl, clerk
Unfinished house
Eleanor Brown, widow of Amos B.
Bain's Road ends, and north limit of town is reached
WHIPPLE— Presoott to Shaw Avbnue, Wbst Side.
1 to 7, vacant lots
9, unoccupied house (new)
11 and 13, vacant lots
15, side entrance
James intersects
17 to 21, rear Old Ladies' Home
23, vacant lot
25, George W. Rpears, moulder
Vacant to Shaw Avenue
East Side.
2, passage way
4, carpenter's shop
6 and 8, vacant lots
10, passageway
12, Benjamin Davis, master mariner
14, Robert Beveridge, foundry man
Benjamin Knowlton, foundry man
James intereects
16, Samuel B. Davis, master mariner
18 to 22, vacant lots
24, William E. Hersey, mason
Vacant lots to end
WILLIAM— Arqylb to Cupf, Wbbt Side.
1 to 9, vacant lots
Barnard Lane intersects
11, Charles Smith, mariner
13 to 15, vacant lets
17, Edward Payson, wood tmner
Tooker intersects
19 to 25, vacant lots to Commercial
Commercial ends
27, 29, vacant lots, Commercial to McManua
McManus ends
31 to 35, vacant lots
37, George K. Hatfield, music teacher
39, Free Baptist Church
41 to 43 vacant lots
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Albert intersects
45, Henry Haley, accountant
47, Peter Parker, picture frame maker
Enos Parker, photographer
49, Albert E. Weare, woollen mill dyer
Samuel Weare, drag clerk
William Weare, expressman
Alice Weare, spinster
51, A. J Mc('allum, druggist
53 to 65, vacant lots
57, H. E. (Jann, shipowner
59, vacant lot
61, T V. B. Bingay, jr., PCCountAut
63, Trinity School House
Forest intersects
65, side door, house
67, 69, vacant lots
( umberlamt intersects
71, 73, vacant lots
ends at Cliflf
East Sidk.
2 Temple Church, Baptist
4, Rev, George R. White, Baptist
Doane begins
6, WiMflm Pinkney, retired farmer
Arthur iSnttie, Rteam laundry
8, Thomas Langtry, gardener
Barnard lane intersects
10, William Fitzgerald, laborer
12, George Cain, machinist
14, Ciara Moses, widow of Lyman
Sarah Durkee, widow of George
Tooker intersects
16 to 26, vacant lots
Southeast begins
28 to 54, vacant lots to Albert
Albert intersects
56, Rev. Anderson Rogers, Presbyterian
58, Arthur W. Eakins, merchant (Parker, Eakins & Co)
60, Job Hatfield, insurance agent
62, A. Cameron, principal Yarmouth Seminary
64, Trinity Church, Anglican
66, Sanford H. Pel ton, barrister
Charles S. Pelton, student
Forest intersects
68, side door, house
70, 72, vacant lots
(\imberland intersects
74, 76, vacant lots
78, side door, house
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1 ti 7, vacant lots
9, Joseph R. Kinney, inspector of fisheries
11 and 13, vacant lots
15, C. C. Richards, druggist
John Richards, accouutant
John ends
17 and 19, gates
21, Wm. Pearce, foreman Burrell-Johnson Iron Works
Alma intt^rsects
23, side door
25. passage way
27 and 29, vacant lots
31 unfinished house
33, E. Burpee Skinner, Burrell-Johnson Iron Works
35, side entrance
Collins intersects
37, side entrancn
3^^ stable
41 and 43, side entrance
Ends at Parade
East Sidb.
2, Charles Dodds, dry goods merchant (Dodds & Jolly)
4, vacant lots
6, passage way
8, William Thurston, truckman
10, gate
12, Thomas W. Killam, truckman
14, Mrs. Elva Stanwood, widow of Jacob
16, passage way
18, John Baker, carpenter
20, passage way
22, Robert Thurston, truckman
24, gate
26, Joseph Brown, master mariner
28, gate
30, Charles E. Horton, grocer
32, Levi B. Wyman, grocer
Alma intersects
34, vacant lots
36, Rev. J. H. Foshay, Bajjtist
38, Hiram Groudey, Municipal Clerk
40, William McKinnon, postal clerk, W. C. Railway
42, Almira Goudey, widow of Zebina
Collins intersects
44, side entrance
Garden to end
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2, 4, 6, aide eDtnmces
8, Jotan S. Cbnrohill, muter mariner
NOBTH SiDB.
1, 3. 6, vacant lota
7, Timothy Mahonv, Weaver
Mrs. Ohvia Von Melsks, widow of Hmiry
9, UeDJamin W. Oillta, mBchioist
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