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Home Views and Pictures of Deceased Persons taken at the Shortest Notice.

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MEDICAL HALL.

Collins I, saddler Corcoran James, wagon maker Deadman W, vet surgeon Evans James, J P Flanigan J, merchant, clerk D C

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McGILLIVRAY. VILLAGE OF IRELAND.

A village on the London and Goderich gravel road, in the town-ships of McGillivary and Biddulph. The original name was Flani-gan's Corners, but the village is known as Ireland or Irishtown. Distant from I.ucan 3 miles and zo from London. Population about 300. Barber Mrs S, dressmaker Bice Artemas, farmer Bice Lorrin, wagon maker Butler Patrick, shoemaker Clark W, wagon maker

179 NIAYFAIR.

Flanigan M, hotel Friers C, weaver Hicks John 'farness maker Hodgins B, hotel Hodgins George, bailiff Hodgins H, bailiff Hodgins John, fanner Hodgins J B, blacksmith Hodgins Wm, teacher Hymers J, merchant Johnson Henry, merchant

Andrews James, blacksmith Ansley Wm farmer, Black A, farmer Black Donald, farmer Brodie Murdoch, farmer Campbell Alex, farmer Campbell Angus, J P, issuer of

marriage licences, corn in B R Campbell E J. farmer Campbell John E, farmer Congdon Wm, farmer Cooper J, farmer Cornell, J P, assessor, farrner Cornell Philip, farmer Cowan David & William, farmers Dalton John, P M, shoemeker Douglas Capt W D, mariner Duncanson Alex, farmer Duncanson Donald, farmer Duncanson Dugald, farmer Dundon John, farmer Eaton Mrs Eliza Elliott G C, insurance agent Gentleman James, tailor Gowanlock James, farrner Graham John, farmer Hardy Francis, farmer

Jones Francis, cabinet maker Murphy W, miller Shoff Win, P M notary, corn

in B R Sutton Denis, J P, mill owner Sutton James L, M I) Waitsell R, blacksmith White P, carpenter Williams George, farmer Williams Wm, farmer

Hardy Robert & Thos, farmers IIiscox James dz Lot, farmers Kershaw Charles, farmer Johnston A, farmer Lee James E, farmer Lockwood James, farmer McDonald David, farmer McLean Alex dz George, farmers McMullen H & Robert, farmers McTaggart Angus, farmer Matthews H, blacksmith Matthews Wm, farmer Mayfair cheese factory, J Miller,

president Miller Arch, retired Miller Henry, lumber merchant Miller John, farmer Morrison Murdoch, farmer Mullins Charles, farmer Musgrove Jas & Wm, farmers O'Neil John, farmer Shotwell Alvarel, farmer Shotwell Benj, farmer Shotwell George, farmer Thomas H, farmer Topping Wilson, cheese factor

MAYFAIR. A post office in the township of Ekfrid, 24 miles from London, from Appin, and i54 from Ekfrid Station, Air I.ine, G. W. R.

The first settler in the neighborhood was John Campbell in 182o.

MELBOURNE—sEE LONGWOOD.

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BDr,y Ql®ods, Groceries, Hardware,PATIl:NT MBDICINBB, BOOTS AND SHOES, &a•.

MELBOURNE, LONGWOOD P. 0 .

MORAY .

A small village in the township of McGillivray, 32 miles fromLondon and I I from Ailsa Craig.

Allen & Co, saw millAllen Henry, J PBice Wm, farmerCorbet John, J P, saw,millFike Augustus, farmerGilbert Roger, farmerHagerman H, P M, storekeeperHagerman Joseph, farmerHargerman Wm, farmerHall Thomas, fariner

Jackson Robt, farmerMacey H, tavernMaguire James, tavernMaguire Thompson, blacksmithMetcalfe 1Vm, farmerPatrick J, farmerPatton Andrew, farmerScott John, farmerThompson R, farmer

MOSSLEY .A small village, lot 12, znd and 3rd concessions, township of

North Dorchester, 5 miles fro m Dorchester Station and IS fromLondon.

Amoss John, p m, steam sawmill

Amoss Thomas, farmerBanker George, farmerBannatyne Alex, blacksmithBarr Samuel, farmerCampbell Colin, farmerCampbell Daniel, tannerCoates Win, fannerCooper Joseph, farmerCornish Thos, farmerDeacon Wm, fanmerDunn John, farmerFitzpatrick Win, farmerFleming George, farmerGee Alfred, blacksmithGibson George, farmerGraham Wm, farmerHartle George, farmer

Holben James, fannerJelly Wm, farmerJenkins Wm, farmerLane James, storekeeperLane James and Thos, farmersMcCallum James, farmerMcClary Patrick, farmerManning 1, farmerMalpas Wm, farmerMoaks John, blacksmithPlaxton Win, farmerPocock Henry, farmerPyatt James, farmerRadway ThosRussell RobtSmith W mSpence Thos, farmerSpring Daniel sen and jun, far-

mers;

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Scott Thos, farmer Venning John and Richard, far-Strathdee George, farmer mers

Ward Rufus, fanmer

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or Boots and Shoer made to onler.MOSSLEY, ONTARIO.

, MOUNT BRYDGES.A village and station of the Great Western Railway, in the

township of Caradoc, 1 5 miles from London and 8 from Strathroy.

Adams R & S, wagon makersand blacksmith s

Adams Alva,2o tasheryAmerican Hotel, J B Crozier

pro pArnold John, saw-mill propr.,Bartlett Benjamin F, retiredCade Robert, carpenterChapman Rev, WesleyanCollins Daniel, house-moverCollins John, tailo rCrooks Wm, laborerCro7.ier J B, prop American

hote lFoster John, laborerGamble James, lumber dealerGeorge Edwin N, station agentGillam Charles, blacksmithGillam Hiram, blacksmithGraham George, shoemakerGraves Albert, furnitureHandy Edw, P M, J P, ex-

press agrent, general merchantHuffman A, carpenterHumble John, prop Humble

House

Knapp Wm, livery & storekeeperLee El U ah, carpenter and un-

dertake rLedget Chas, fannerLindsay Henry, teacherLondon Frank, carpenterLundy Wm, auctioneerMcFee R, shoemakerMcLelland D, lumber dealerMalcolm Wallace, carpenterMiller Robert, butcherMills C J, cooperMines -, carpenterO'Connor M, cooperPain Benj . boots and shoesPearce Thomas, general mer-

chant.Randall Rev Lewis, BaptistRobertson Wm, storekeeperSpence S m ith, blacksmithTaggart Tho-q, b ri cklayerTilden Charles, deale rTuck Edward, general merchantVrooman John, droverWilson Benj, blacksmith

MUATC F,Y.A post office in the township of Caradoc, in the Indian Reserve,

iahabited by the Ojidewa, Oneida and Muncey t ribes.Chase Rev H P, Ch of England I Whiting R E, postmaster.

282 NAPIEA.

NAIRN.A village on the ,Lobo and Williams gravel road, s miles from

Ailsa Craig Station and 22 from London by stage.

Bell Richwd, P M, builderBethune Donald,Campbell A D, hotelCarmichael Mrs A, hotelDavidson Roderick, blacksmithDimond John, merchantFraser Angus, shoemakerFraser Hugh, blacksmithGilchrist Hugh, gener'l merchant

Gilchrist John, Nairn hotelLivingston John, wagon makerMcIntyre John, merchantMcKenzie Colin, wagon makerMunro Donald, wagon makerParson John, millerSands Richard, M DWalters James, shoemakerWylie David, township clerk

NAPIER.A village in the township of Metcalfe, 12 miles from Strathroy,

ro from Glencoe and 6 from Kerrwood. It was first settled in 184Sby Robert Johnson. Arthurs & Keefe built the first saw mill in thevicinity in 1849. The Sydenham river runs through the village af-fording good water power.

Arthur8 Alex,conveyancer &cArthure John, J P, postmasterBrock Robert, blzcksmithBrown William, shoemakerBrown Robert, fanmerBrunell John, pump makerCameron James, farmer and In-

surance ag,-ntCase Ira, blacksmithChapman Mathew, bricklayerClark Adam, cabinet makerClark W C, liveryCook George, cabinet makerCrane Thos, hotelDunlop & Richardson, lumber

merchantsEast C, M DHarris Fred, farmerHick Henry, money lenderHughes John, farmerHutton John, storekeeper,

clerkIsaac Rev J R, MethodistJackson Thos, carpenterKennad James, blacksmithKnapton Charles, shoemaker

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Knapton Robert, shoemakerLeitch D L, teacherLightfoot Thomas, farmerMcLelland M, woolen factorMcKay Thomas, brickmakerMiller David, shoemakerMiller D, tailorMorrow Thomas, cabinet makerMoyle Thos & Rd, farmersNichol William, carpenterNixon Alex, M DOrchard James, blacksmithPridgen W A harness makerRoach Reuben, hotelRundell P, tailorShaver Stephen, carpenterSmith Win, wagon makerSmith & Chapman, bricklayersSutherland David, millerSutherland J G, lun•:ber manu-

facturer, merchant, mill ownerTaylor James, weaverThompson Harrison, farmerToohill A, farmerTurville James, miller

NEWBURY.

ALEX. .ARTHUIRS,

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LAND AND GENERAL AGENTConveyancer, Commissioner in Queen's Bench, Issuer of l[ar

riage Licenaes, etc., etc.STAPI£R, - ONTARIO-

NAPPERTON.A post office on lot r4, concession

25 miles from London.Bolton Richard, farmerCarson John, farmerConise Joseph, farmerCurry G & Thos, farmersDowner John, farmerEvoy Geo & John, farmersEvoy Richard & Thos, farmersHarris Thos, farmerjury Jonas & Ozias, farmersJury Thomas, post master d^

general merchant

5, township of Adelaide.

McPherson Miss, teacherMahon Rev John,Mann Mark, farmerMurdoch Win, farmerParker Geo & Jas, farmersPatterson Thos, farmerRapley David, farmerRowe T, farmerSparling Rev W W,Still jasper, farmer

THOMAS JURY,NAPPERTON, ONTARIO,

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Groceries, Drals, lediciIles, Pkh, 0, Dye-Staffs, &c.TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, 8EED3, CRDCKERY,TOBACCC, COAL OIL.

NEWBURY.An incorporated village and station of the Great Western Rail-

way, in the township of Mosa, 36 miles from London, 27 fromChatham and 73 from Windsor, Population about 8oo.

MUNICIPALITY, 1874.-Wm. Clements, Reeve; W. F. Roome,A. Graham, W. A. Archer, A. Fennell. J. Mills, Clerk & Treasurer.Adair Robert, boots and shoes I Beadle Jacob, liveryArcher H R, farmerArcher Jot.n'J, general merchantArcher W A, woollen factoryBall James R, freight agentBall S J, station agentBanning G E, clerkBayne W, hides, etc

Brown W W, cabinet makerBurr John, wagon maker, black-

smithClayson Win, gunsmithClements Wm. veneer manufac-

turerClements Win, general merchant

284 NILESTOWN. PARK HILL. 285

Davis Miss M, teacher Davis P, blacksmith Douglass James, saddler Early Gilbert, stoves and tin-

ware Fennell A, farmer Firth John, hotel Graham Alex, M D, druggist Graydon Alex Griffin Rev E, Episcopal Meth-

odist Guppy Wm J, general mer-

chant Guy Ben, flour and feed Hall & H, painters, cabinet

makers Harvey S T, collector Haviland Rev, Baptist ' Heywood Thomas, hotel Deywood Wm, agt Montreal

Tel company Kettle Edwin, general merchant

Kelly J 13 Lawrence Rev 13, Methodist

Episcopal Lawrence J, dry goods McCormick J H, merchant

tailor McDougall J B, hotel

Barnard Aibert, farmer Barnard Luther, shoemaker Barrows Alenzo, farmer Barrows Chauncey, farmer Barrows Frank, farmer Barrows Isaac, carpenter Barrows Osborne, farmer Blake Elias, lumberman Byrne Ckarles, farmer Craig, Wm, wagon maker Curry John, farmer Edwards Rev A, Baptist Edwards Henry Wm, farmer Gilmour A D & James, farmers

Macdonald Robert, tailor Miller J D, watchmaker Mills R P, teacher Mulholland Mrs H A, dress-

maker 01lis Wm, baker Palmer Wm L, farrier Patterson James, grocer Pardy D H, veneer manufac-

turer Rickerby J, tailor R,obinson Thom, p m, corn

in B R, general merchant, issuer marriage licenses

Roome W T, M 1), coroner Roome, W F & J S, druggists Schwarder Wm, butcher Shorey Rev Ed, Wesleyan Smith Andrew, carriage maker Smith George j, commis-

sioner in Queen's Bench, prop Temperance house

Smith James, baggage master Stokes 1Vm, lumber dealer Thompson Robt, J P Tucker Charles, hotel 1Vard Joseph M, hotel Webster Rev Thomas

Gilmour John, farmer Hart John, farmer Holt Oran, farmer Jackson Ephraim & Jno, farmers Jackson Sidney & Wm, farmers Lane John, hotel Lawson Peter, farmer Lee John, farmer Lee John, plasterer McClary Ch & John, farmers McDermott Michael, farmer Moore Chas dr John, farmers Moore S W, M D Morehouse Jeremiah, farmer

Morehouse John, farmer Morton Frank, farmer Niles & Co, flax mill Norton Reuben, cheese factory O'Brien James, farmer Pearson & Wilson, woolen and

flour mills Reynolds H, storekeeper Richmond Richard, shoemaker Rolph James, farmer

lEtna of Hartford, Life In-surance co, Eccles & Potter, agents

Adams Frank, saddler Allen Henry, saw mill Allen 1Vm E, foreman Gazelle Armstrong Miss Maud, teacher Barclay G–E, M D

Rowatt foseph, farmer Sage Nelson, farmer Simpson Ralph, farmer Stephens Lorenzo, farmer Watson Rev J, wesleyan Waugh James R L, post-

maser, .general merchant Wilson George, miller Williams James, farmer Wilson Jos, blacksmith

Howard Thos, farmer McBrayne A, post master McQueen James, farmer Mason John & Wm, farmers

Beard Hugh C, foundry Baird Wm, pumpmaker Beaubier Thos, Albion hotel Boughner 84 Burns, hard-

ware, stoves, etc Boughner S A, manufacturer

brick and tiles

NILESTOWN. A small village on the river Thames, in the township of North

Dorchester, 7 miles from London and 3 from Dorchester Station

NISSOURI WEST. A post office in the township of the same name, 16 miles from

London. Dunbar Alex, farmer Dwyer 1Vm, farmer Gibson R, (aimer

Henderson James, farmer Holland John, farmer

PARK HILL. An incorporated village and station of the Grand Trunk Rail-

way, in the township of West Williams. The village was first settled about the year 1863, and since that time has rapidly increased in wealth antl population, and bids fair in a few years to be one of the most important towns west of Toronto. The adjacent country is one of the most fertile in the Province, and large quantities of pro-duce, grain and timber are shipped from this station. There are a number of fine buildings recently erected, and many others are contemplated. The several religious denominations have churches here. The Mechanics' Institute has a well selected library, and if, as is anticipated, a new county should be formed, the chances are that this place will arrive at the dignity of a county town. Distant from London 32 miies, 4 0 from Sarnia, and 128 from Toronto. Population about 2,000.

MUNICIPALITY, 1874.—Simon IalcLeod, Reeve; ‘1'm. Caw, Wm. Dickson, D. C. Cniickshanks, Joseph Siddell. R. J. Potter, Clerk; John Noble, Treasurer.

286 t'ARK HILL.

Brown Joseph, general mer-chant

Bryant & Clark, (J A& S E),grocers, boots and shoes

Burns Alex, (Boughner &Burns)

Burns Thomae, copveyancer,real estate agent,commissionerin B R, agent WesternCanada Permanent Buildingand Savings Society

Caw Wm, M DChamberlain E G, grocerCrawford James, merchant

tailorCruikshanks D LDarby J E, grocerDarragh John, teacherDickinson Thos, carding millsDickson Wm, dry goods and

groceriesDominion Telegraph CoDoody I)aniel, shoemakerDouglas I), blacksmithDulmage John, prop Royal

hotelDyas R H & Co, tanners

and curriersEccles & Potter, (Daniel &

R J), druggists, booksellers,insurance agents Sae adv

Eckardt H, wagon makerEnglish John, stoves and

tinwareFish Chas, barberFletcher Joseph, baker, fancy

goodsFrank & Robinson, stoves and

tinwareFrederick Isaac, watchmakerFussell Frank, blacksmithGibbs John, general merchantGillie8 & Co, planing mills,

sash, door and blind factory.Set adv.

Goodman Kenneth, attor-ney at law, solicitor Trust andLoan Co

Grant Miss, teacher

Graham Wallace, editor andprop Gazelle

Harrison H, clerkHarrison John, stage factoryHastings Wm, brickmakerHawkey John, wagon makerHayes Wm, cooperHayward James, painterHill I. N, tailorHouston John, tailorHulz John, tailorJohnston Wm A, blacksmithKerbyson Alonzo, grocerKerr Wm, wagon maker and

blacksmithKittridge Henry, brokerKnapp D S, photographerKnapton A, blacksmithKnight Thomas, propr flour

millLake Stephen, propr Park

Hill flour millLumley E. Hastings houseMcAulay Angus, groceries

and liquorsMcGladery Thomas, agricultural

implementsMclnnes James, flour and feedMcInnes Malcolm, auctioneerMcKenzie John, boots and shoesMcKinnon Neil, boots and shoesMacLeod Donald, general

merchant, issuer marriagelicenses

MacLeod Miss M At, dressmakerand milliner

McLeod Simon, reeveMcNeil John, ' books, station-

ery, music, etc, hairdresser.Sie adv.

McPherson James, wagonmakerMcTaggart Alex, M DMcTaggart Alex & Co, bankersMacalpine R S, M DMacdonald John G, grocerMacGregor D C, sash, door and

blind factoryMaguire James, liveryMann H, sewing machines

PARK HILL.

Marrin Bros, organ builders,dealers in pianos and musicalrequisites. See adv.

Marsden & Dauncey, saw millprops

Mayburry T A, dry goodsMiller A M, operator Dominion

Tel coMiller John B, farmerMills JamesMills John S, groceries and

liquorsMontreal Telegraph Co, W

C Noble, a entMulvaney T, groceries and

liquorsMunro Bros, (Wm & Chas), gen-

eral merchantsMunro William, groceries

and liquorsNewcombe Wm, teacherNoble John, p m, agent Cana-

da coNoble Wm C, agent Montreal

Telegraph coO'Donnell John, Van Wyck

HouseO'Hanly Angus, hotelPark Hill Gazette, Wallace

Graham editor and proprietor.See aav.

Patrick 1V R, gunsmithPaxman Adam, liveryPhippen Bros, cabinet makersPorte Robert, general merchantPotter R J, ( Eccles & Potter),

clerk municipality, librarianMechanics' Institute

Powell Thomas, propr Powellhouse

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Pugh David, bakerPurcell James, saddlerReid Wm, butcherRoss James, shoemakerRoyal Hotel, John Dulmage,

proprRutherford W W, B A, teacherSanvidge John, grocerSchram Timothy, farrierScottish Life Association,

K Goodman agentScoon John, chemist and

druggistShoults, Carter & Co, grain deal-

ersSiddell Joseph, grain dealerSkinner John, dry goods,

clothing, groceries, gtcSmith Edward, agentSoady James, shoemakerStonehouse Mrs, dressmakerStreeter Henry, grocerTaylor James, hardwareThompson A G, lumber dealerThompson W At, station agent,

agt Canadian Express coToronto Beaver Mutual

Fire InBurance Co, Eccles& Potter, agents

Tudor Sandford, proprietorTudor house

Watson Thomas, sadler and•harness maker

Western Canada Perma-nent Building & SavingsSociety, Thomas Burns agt

Wilson T J, attorney at lawWilson & Son, planing millWoodhull T B, grocer

JnfIN McNEIL,Bookseller a n d N e w s Agent

King Street, Parkhill, Ontario.I

All the Leading Newspapers, Magazines, Periodicals, &c.,Kept convtantly on hand. air Orders for Books, Newepapere, dcc., not

kept on hand, promptly attended to

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PUTNAM VILLE A village in the township of

and 5 from Ingersoll. Barr Seth, storekeeper Beer H & W, farmers Choate Fred, farmer Collins Elijah & Neil, farmers Craik James, cheese manufactcry Crawford Wm, general merchant Dundas J, general merchant George Fly, cheese manufactory Glendenning E, wagon maker

Brown D & E, farmers ' Cooke Thomas, farmer Evans Francis, fariner Fitzsimons John, farmer Henderson James, fariner Howard Thomas, post master

Dorchester, 15 miles trom London

Hannon, J wagon maker Menhennick John, P M, black-

smith Newell Robert, farmer Richardson Thomas, hotel Russell & Dundas, blacksmiths Vincent John, farmer Young Royal, farmer

Keast Geo dr S, farmers Logan Wm, farmer McFarlane Daniel, farmer Mason John & Wm, farmers Powell Henry, store keeper

Beckton, Thos, J P, farmer Clark George, trader Coulthard Andrew, millwright Coulthard G & J, milles Coyne, Win, farmer Degraw D, pound keeper Ferguson Robert, blacksmith Graves George, farmer Hick James, brick maker Kelly Abner, t p clerk I.ockwood Wallace, f4rmer McBean Alex, farmer McBean Win, tailor

IsIct;regor (;regor, fariner McKenzie Wm, fariner McRae Chris R, farmer McRae Hugh, P M, general

merchant, hotel keeper l'sIcTavish Miss, teacher Steinhoff Jacob, shoemaker Stewart Duncan, brick maker Thompson John, fariner Tresturne John, farmer Webster William, fartner Wyllie Il, fariner

ST. IVES. A post office in the township of West Nissouri. HUGH M RAE,

Gourai lerchallt Hel Keefle STRATHBURN. ONTARIO.

SABLE. A post office on lot 7, concession II, township of West Williams.

Anderson James, hotel Blain James, farmer Cameron Malcolm, farmer Clark A, farmer Cruickshank James, farmer Cruickshank John, farmer Galbraith Angus, farmer Galbraith Donald, farmer Galbraith John, farmer Love John, sen, farmer Love John, jun, farmer

SPRINGBANK. A post office in the township of East Williams.

Cowie Robert, postmaster.

STRATHBURN. A village on the town line of Nlosa and Ekfrid, 2;; miles south

of Glencoe Station.

STRATHROY. The town of Strathroy is situated on the river Sydenham on the

borders of the townships of Adelaide and.Caradoc. I t is the principal station of the Sarnia Branch of the Great Western Railway. The greater part of the town site was, previous to 1832, a pine forest, and was originally a free grant from the Crown to James Buchanan, the Consul at New York, who gave it to his son, John Stewart Buchanan, in that year, the property consisted of 181 acres.

The township of Adelaide was settled the same year, when one hundred and fifty emigrants, with a comissary, arrived at Katesville, a point three miles west of Strathroy, on the Sydenham river, or Bear Creek, and spread over the adjoining territory, and in 1847 the villag of Strathroy commenced its progress. At that time it con-siste three frame dwelling bouses, a grist and saw mill, a black-smith shop, and a few log dwellings; no store nor post office, and no road worthy of the name.

In 1858 the Sarnia Pranch of the Great Western was commenced and since that time the progress of the town has been rapidly in-creasing. The country adjoining is very fertile, and the inhabitants are posessed of that vigorous go-a-headitiveness which commands success. Distant from London zo miles, from Sarnia 40, and from Ailsa Craig 14. Population about 4,000.

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS, 1874.—R. C. Scatchard. Major; Charles Murray, Rerve; Alex. Robbs, Deputv Ret.e. 1st. Ward—Jas. Noble,

McCubbin John, farmer McDonald Allan, post master McKenzie D & Wm, farmers McLachlan Angus, farmer McI,eish Angus, farmer McLeod Arch, hotel McLeod Donald, farmer McNeil Alex & Malcolm, fanners McPherson Donald, farmer Wann James, farmer

292 STRATHROY.

W. W. Hall, Wm. Rapley ; znd. Ward-R. Nicholson, C. G. Scott,P. J. Allison; 3rd. Ward-Jas. English, F. J. Craig, D. M. DeCow,Counci[nrar; J. B. Winlow, Clerk; Alex. Johnston, 7Yeaturer; Alex.Hilton, Assessor; J. 1). Lawler, Co!lator; W. C. Moore, LiceuseInsprdor; W. R. Jury, Chief Constable and Hralth Insputor; JohnMallon, Engiaur Fire D^parGrrnet; S. G. Chamberlain, SeerdaryHiBh School; G. G. German, Secretary Public Schools.

CHURCHES.Church of St. John the Evangelist, (English) Rev. G. W. P.

Smith.Roman Catholic, Rev. N. Gaham.St. Andrew's, Rev. Robert Scobie.Episcopal Methodist, Rev. E. Lounsbury.Wesle^an Methodist, Rev. T. Cosford.Primitive Methodiet, Rey. T. Dudley.Baptist, Rev. 1). Baldwin.New Chuch, J. S. Sau), pastor.Adair Ben, engineerAge The Strathroy, (issued

Friday) Hugh McColl editorand proprietor (Sa adv)

Albion hotel, Isaac Moore,proprietor

Allan line ocean steamers.N B Mackintosh, agent

Allen Henry, lumbererAllison B HAllison P J, insurance agentAlthous A, engineerAmerican hotel, Donald Mc-

Gugan, prop (See Adrt)Armstrong Thos L, agentArmstrong W H, collector inland

revenueAugustine Orlando, carpenterAuld Adam, agentAuld Mrs J, milinerAvery 11'm, butcherAxford John, bakerBailey T& C, blacksmithsBaldwin Rev D, BaptistBanghart A, hotelBanghart^ohn, hotelBarber W, painterBarber Mrs J W, furrier (Sa

Adz t)Barnes James, flour and feedB, rnes John, livery

Baskerville J & J 1V, cabinet fac-tory

Bateman T H & C S, agentsBeattie Alex F, brewerBentley Robt, market clerkBettridge William, M D,Billington George, M D,

coronerBlessing A, marble worksBond George T & Co, bakersBond John, bakerBoyd 'rhos, cabinet makerBoyd Wm, cabinet makerBowley J, builderBowlon 1, barberBradshaw James, wood-dealerBrett James, grocerBrock Arch, storekeeperBrown John T, bricklayerBrown Silas, carpenterBurnett George, groc* and

provisionsCameron John, banrister, etcCameron & Son, (W a D M),

boots, shoes, leather, etc.Campbell D B, marble worksCampbell D M, bookeeper,

1V Finlay & CoCampbell Hugh, carpenterCampbell John, clerkCampbell II'm, printer

STRATHRnI'. 293

Canadian Bank of Com-merce, 18 Small, manager

Carruthers A, grocerCarson J S, teacherCarter E, freight agentChallinor Thos S, photographerChalmers James, stoves and tin-

wareChamberlain E D, books &cChamberlain S G, insurance agtChandler Edmunds, druggistClark A. freight agentClarke John R clerkClark S, general agent, constableClark 1V G, hair dresserCockburn AlexanderCollett, Cleverdon & Scull,

pork packcrsColter Charles, 1. D SCommercial hotel, I. F Jack-

son, proprietorCook James, painterCooper T C, manfr patent stoneCorkindale Lauchlin, manu-

facturer, M R l.azierCosford Rev Thomas, \1'eslcyanCottrell Edward, bricklayerCox & Course, butchersCox & Thompson, butchersCraig F J, (Craig & Murray)Craig & Murray, manufac-

turers agricultural implementsCraik Alex (Craik & \Voods)Craik & Woods, carriage fac-

toryCrispin Thomas. tinsmithCrossIl'm, (H A Ivor & Co)Cuddy Loftus, accountant and

insurance agentCummins J B, agent St Law-

rence BankCurrie Daniel, clerkCutler Jacob, tannerCutten House, E 1, Cutten,propDearness John, teacherDeCow D M, tanner, saddler,

etcDelamere ThomasDell S, wheelwright

I)ell Hiram, caretaker, HighSchool

Dewan J i), grocerDiprose Robert, groceries,

crockery, &cDominion Telegraph Co,

11' J Dyas & Co, agentsDouglass 'l'homas, butcherDubois & son, coopersDudley Rev T, Primitive Me-

thodistDumbrill & Pegley, hardwareDumbrill Richard (Dumbrill &

l'egley)Duncan W G, livery

, Dyas W J & Co, chemistsand tliuggists, agents Dom'l'el Co

i?akins S A, cabinet factoryEdwards E(^, M 1). (Edwards

& Stevenson) physiciansEdwards & Stevenson,physiciansElliott ► B, grocerElliott 'l'hos, carpenterEllit3 H T W, attorney, soli-

citor, etcEnglish J & J H, lumber

dealers and manufacturcrsEnglish J H, clerk 6th divi-

sion courtEvely W, veterinary surgeonEwer 11' H, books, glassware,

crockery, &cFauquier T H, accountant and

teller bank of CommerceFawcett & Bro (F & W F) sash

&c factoryFawcett George, maltsterFerguson 1), artistFerris 11' jFinlay W & Co, builders,

contractors, sash &c manufac-turers (Sa Adrt)

Fitzpatrick Peter, hotelEletcher Wm, agentFlowers H, prop Western hotelFoe Amos, pump manufacturerFrancis G M, baker, etcFrank S, harvesting implements

STRATHROY. STRATHROY. 2 95 I 94

Frank Francis, lumber manu-facturer

Fraser John, wagon maker Fraser W M, contractor Gahan Rev N, Roman Catholic Galloway James, carpenter Geary Wm, shoemaker German George G, boots and

shoes Gibbons Wm II, tanner Gibson David, (A II Ivor &

Co) Goodwin A, grocer Gordon \\'m, clerk Gott & Randall, cabinet makers Grant Bros, (A H & W H), dry

goods Greenawav Chas, clerk Grist Charles, hardware Gunn Donald, painter Gunn John, (Gunn & Telford) Gunn (44 Telford, dry goods,

clothing, millinery, etc Haley P, painter Haldane James, butcher Hanley J H. provisions Hardy Thos A, gunsmith Harrison F L, cabinet maker Harrison Wm, grocer Hazleton Lewis, painter Hilton Alex, carpenter Hilton Friend, boots & shoes Hilton Miss M, dress maker Hoare Walter W, M D Hodgkinson Jas, stoves & tinware Hodgkinson John, m D Howell Chas C, law clerk Hull J E, baker Hume Andrew, manufacturer Humpidge J W, clerk, Cutten

house Hurd John, bricklayer Inman Line Ocean Steam-

ers, 13 Rothveell, agent, Irvine Jas, painter Irvine John, artist Irvin Thos, grocer Ivor Geo B, seeds and commis-

sion merchant

Ivor John, grocer Ivor H A & Co, grocers Jackson Geo, (Jackson & Vary)

L F, prop Commer-.,ial hotel

Jackson & Vary, founders Jamieson Arch, clerk Johnston Alex, banker Johnston P H, clothier Johnston Col %Vm Johnston's Bank, .% John-

ston Jones Daniel, livery Jones George, lumber dealer Jones George, teller Johnston's

bank Jones Thos, grocer s, pro-

visions, wines and liquors Jury W R, constable Ketchum H E, watchmaker Kittridge A H, speculator Kittridge F L, livery 1.1mont James C ( saddler Lamant John A, saddler Lauler J I) & Son, carriage

builders LaZier M R, hatter and furrier

dealer in boots and shoes LeGallee Fred, painter LeGallee Thos, flour mills Lenfesty John, agent Lindsay W B, M D, M C P

& s Ontario ; F 0 S, London; L R C P, England ; coroner for the county of Middlesex

Loughead J S, oil operator Lounsbury Rev E, Methodist

Episcopal Loyens Jas, (W Finlay & Co) Loyens Jno, (W Finlay & Co) McBeth George, carpenter McCandless John McColl Hugh, editor and pro.

prietor Strathroy Age Mcl•:wan George, grocer McGarvey John, blacksmith and

wagon maker McGregor 1), grocer

McGugan Donald, proprietor American hotel (See Ad1.1)

McIntosh A G, (McIntosh & Co) McIntosh et Co, dry goods

and clothing .McIntosh Gilbert, clerk McIntyre John, carpenter McIntyre Patrick, moulder Mclsaac Neil, carpenter McKellar Alex, cattle dealer McKellar John A, ledger keeper

Johnston's bank McLaren Hugh, L D S, sur-

geon dentist See card McLellan A Y, W Finlay & Co McLeod Donald, auctioneer .McLeod W A, lumber dealer McMichael D A, B A, principal

high school McMillan Josiah, grocer McNeice, Thos, bricklayer McPherson John, carpenter McTaggart Alex, M D Mackay J as, station agent Mackintosh A B, P M, agent

Allan 1,ine of Steamers Mackintosh C H, editor and

proprietor IVestepn Dis/Patch

Mackintosh J H, forema.n Western Dis,atch

Mann Francis, carpenter Mann G A, stoves and tinware Mann John, grocer Mann M, book-keeper Mann Shadrach, moulder Mann Mrs Wm, fancy goods Manning Charles, (Meekison

& Manning) Mannings Peter, barber Mansfield G di Co, grain dealers Manson James, banker and

broker Marshall John, merchant

tailor. (Sit adz.t) Martin John, manufacturer Mechanics' Institute, D M

Cameron, secretary Meekison Andrew, Meekison

& Manning

Meekison ez Manning, gr3- ceries and liquors

Mallon Wm, machinist Mills Mrs Isabella, fancy goods Mole Charles, chemist and

druggist Montreal Telegraph Co, M

Springer, agent Moore Isaac, hotel N1orrison l'eter, merchant tailor Murray Chas, (Craig & Murray Murray Wm Hay, dry

goods, clothing, carpeti, etc Nicholson R, lumber mer-

chant and inanuLcturer. See adz..

Noble James,:d ry good s,cloth-ing, groceries, hats, caps, etc

Noble John, merchant O'Byrne B, builder, sash,

doors, blinds, etc. See adv. O'Callaghan Peter, grocer O'Dwyer P, grocer O'Keefe P, grocer O'Neil J H, lumber dealer Oldham Wm, warehouseman Orchard George Paddon Miss, dressmaker Parsons George, butcher Pearce & Polley, dry goods Pearce W T, (Pearce & Polley) Pegley John, (Dumbrill &

Pegley) Pike Chas, merchant tailor Pincombe, & Pool, tanners Pincombe Richard, miller Piper Wm, grocer Polley Alvin, (Pearce & Polley) Prangley George, hotel Pritchard Edw, baker Rapley Mrs G, dressmaker Rapley Thos, grocer Rapley Wm, produce dealer Reid John, grocer Remey A B, watchmaker Reynolds N, agent Richardson Thomas (Van Staden

& Co) Riddell Johnson, wool carder

S FRATHIZUV. 2 97

building and saving's society, commissioner Queen's Bench

Woods James, (Craik & Woods,) Woodward Frank, butcher Woodworth & Co, carriage fcty Wootton D G, photographer

Worthington A I, hairdresser Wright James, boot and shoes Wright Robert, watchmaker Zavitz D H, carpenter Zavitz John, farmer

 .m V< IdÂ.S f10)1(e< Corner Frank and Centre Sts.,

STRATHROY, - ONTARIO. .11>

The rooms of this Hotel are large and well-ventilated, the Table and Bar well supplied, and travellers and others will receive every attention necessary to their comfort and convenience. Sample rooms for Commercial Travellers. First-class Stahl ing and attentive hostlers.

NEIL McGUGAN, Pnopnurro8.

W.rillietaafl:r CO.,,

uild.etc) S ,

STRATHROY, ONT., Manufacturers of Sash, Door, Blinds and all Building Requisites.

FACTORV.—West side of Caradoc Street, north of the Station.

WM. VII. %N. A. Y. N. I.E1.I.AN. JoIIN LOY JAMEN LOVE».

JOHN- MARSHALL,

Merchant Tailor! Garments Made to Order on Short Notice,

FRANK STREET, STRATFIROY.

Robb Wm, bricklayer Robbs A Robinson Donald, contractor Robir son John, builder Rodgers & Thompson, sewing

machines Rose George A, foreman Ae Rose Mrs, dressmaker Ross George W, M P Rothwell B H, bookstiler,

agent Life Association of Scot- land, Inman Line Steamers. issuer marriage licenses

Rothwell C A, clerk Rothwell & Maitland, auc

tioneers and commission mer-chants (See A (Iv!)

Rumsay A, teller St Lawrence Bank

Saul Rev R. New Jerusalem Ch Saulsbury John, Saxton F B, grocer Scatcherd R 0, barrister, etc Scobie Rev R, Presbyterian Scott C G, dry goods Sharp —, fish dealer Sheppard Geo B, bricklayer Sickles George, millwright Sickles John, carpenter Sills David, farmer Sill8 W H, assistant postmaster Sinclair Dugald, cattle dealer Small J S, manager Canadian

Bank of Commerce Smith Charles, blacksmith Smith J W, carpenter Smith L H, Smith Rev J W P, Church of

England Smith \Vm, carpenter Smith Wm, drover Snell Thos, brewer Snell W F, watchmaker Springer M, druggist Squire & Cleverdon, grain dealers St Lawrence Bank, J B

Cummins, agent Stevenson R A, M I), (Ed-

wards de. Stevenson)

Stevenson .4Iex, saddler Stonehouse Edward, bar

rister, etc Stonehouse E C, carpenter Strathroy Woollen Manu-

facturing Co. Sutherland Robert, mer-

chant tailor. Set adv. Telford D McL, (Gunn &

Telford) Thompson Alex, M 1) Thompson Edward, hard-

ware Thompson George, potashery Thompson Isaac, butcher Thompson W, accountant, St.

Lawrence Bank Thrope R C, clerk, St. Law-

rence bank Tooth Robert, J P Trotman Moses, pumpmaker Vanderburgh W F, bricklayer Van Staden L Co, hubs and

spokes, etc Van Wyck John, livery Vary D W, (Jackson & Vary) Vokes James T, merchant tailor Vrooman David, agent Walker J B, carpenter Waspe Arthur, carpenter Watson W G, carpenter Wells John roaci commissioner western Dispatch, C H

Mackintosh, editor and pro-prietor (See Advf)

Western Fire Ins Co, L Cuddy, agent

Western hotel, H Flowers, proprietor

West Middlesex Electoral Division Agricultural Society, Hugh Mc Coll, sec-retary, treasurer

Whyte Edw A, general agent Williams Roger Wilson Joseph, lumber dealer Winlow Jacob B, town clerk,

issuer marriage licenses, ap- praiser, Canada permanent

296 STRATHROV.

298 STRATHROI'. I STRATHROV. 299

MRS. J. W. BARBERIrURIM$ICIR,

MINK, tiltliBE, AND ALL QTHEB

Foreign & Dmmestïc YursIieIR con,tantly on hand and made to order.

REPA/R/NO NEATLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

Ur Trimmings of every description always in stock.

R. SUTH ERLAN D

JV[et'dàit Ta,ilor ;WEST END EMPORIUM OF FA{HION, STRATMROY.

Garmente made to Order on Short Notice iu the LatestNt}. le, and a

'GOOD FIT WARRANTED

ar.r. QLOTS PMCSesM r&o][ ]LS OUT pSEE oF csemm.ss" a vull "dicited.

B. H. ROTHWELL,Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

BOOKS AND STAT IONERYWall Paper, Fancy Goods, &c., &c.

ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES

llI1:ECTLl' OPPOSITE J.• D. DE11'aN'5 STORE,

FRONT STREET, STRATHROY, ONT.

FRONT STREET, STRATHROY, ONT.,

ROTHWELL & MAITLAND,

AUCi'IONEERSIGENERAL AGENTSSTIt ATIIROY, ONT.,

Dealers in all kinds of Farm Implements and Machinery. IW Par-

ticular attention paid to the Sale of Farm Stock.

MoNIST TO LOAN ON HINAM EMWb.TMH. R. ROTHWELL. E. MAITLAND.

3B . 0 ! 331^^^3M .

Builder, Strathroy,

Planing Mill, I5hC, Doors, !lin,MOULDINGS, BASES, CASINGS, &c., always on hand.

Kt^ Sawing done to order.

THE AGE,A Rejorm Journal, Published every Friday Morning,

AT THE LOW RATE OF

ONE DOLLAR PER A tiNUl1I IN ADVANCE.IWAdvertisers will find this an excellent medium. Circulation

Large, and Advertising Rates Reasonable.

HUGH McCOLL, Proprietor.

THE AGElot ^-einfing and ^-ntliAiag tt iikrnGt

Will 1w fottn l,.lual to any Office w-t d Tir nto for thi-zecution of

POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, CIRCOLARS, BILLNEADS,

DCDCERS, BLANK DEEN, CARDS, BLANK WORK

And every Description of Job Work.

r-1u

300SYLVAN.

R. NICHOLSONSTRATHROY,

9

Manf1rr and Dealer in khr.IrqT The Mills are situated in the Township of Windham.

H. McLAREN, L. D. S.,

^,iG0ntiài8 of ^oyal ^allaga aE ^a^tai^,uegean^,^^fi.OFFICE AND RESIDENCE OVER MR. HILTDN'S SHOE STORE,

STRATHROY, ONTARIO.

SYLVAN.A village on lot ► G, concession 2r, township of West Williams,

32 miles from Park Hill, and 4!; from Widder Station, G. T. R.Attmore 1Vm, farmerBlanshard Wilson, farmerCampbell Robt, farmerCochrane Wm, farmerCorby James, shoemakerDawson John, I' M, general

merchant and Commissionerin Queen's Bench

Elliot Jno, saw mill, lumber mer-chant

Gordon Jas, farmerGrierson John, farmerHall John, farmerJames Henry, farmerJohnson J A W, farmerKilty Rev, Meth EpiscopalKnight Philip, farmerMcCuish Murdoch, blacksmithMcLellan David, cabinet makerMathers John, blacksmith

Mott Sears, farmerNicholson Thos, farmerOdell Chas, general merchantPeck S A, farmerPoor John, farmerRandall James, fanner, potash

makerRandall S, saw and grist millRandall Wm, farmer, mail carrierRobinson W J, blacksmithSadler Jas & Geo, farmers, brick-

makersThompson David, farmerTodd Alex, teacherVernon Moses, farmerWard Adolphus, carpenterWhitelaw Alex, farmer1Vhiteside, Theophilus, weaverWilliams Robert, farmer

I t:M ►N ). 301

TELFER.

A post office, on lot 29, concession 9, township of London, r rmiles from London and 8 from Komoka.

Calvert Robt, farmerCharlton Bartholomew, farmerCopeland John, farmerFuller John, tannerGrant Archibald, farmerHodgsom Wm, larmerLoft Fishwick,farmerMcCandless John, farmerMcLean Alex, farmerMcNeil John, farmerMcRac Donald, farmerMalton George, farmerMartin Wm, farmerNichol James, farmerNichol Joshua, shoemakerNichol Wm, farmer

Noble John and Wm, farmersPaisley John, farmerPaisley Thos, farmerRobson Jeremiah and John, far-

mersRoss James, teacherScott George, H. and Jas, far-

mersTelfer Adam, postmaster,

general merchantTclfer Robt, W H and W 1),

farmersWest John, farmerWhillans Robt, farmerWhite Robt, farmerWilson Wm, farmer

1

TEMPO.

A;,ost office on lot 5 r, concession 8, township of Westminster,6 mil s from St. Thomas and r i from London. The neighborhood

was sectled in 18 17 by Lawrence Remey.

Auckland George, farmerAxford George & Rob, farmersBaker Ed, Rd & Robert, farmersBaker Sam, & Wm farmersBennett Benj, farmèrBurrows James, farmerBurtwistle Richard, farmerCole Matthew, farmerDangerfield Samuel, farmerDavis Benj & Eli L, farmersDavis Miss L, teacherDawson Th dz Jonathan, farmersDoors James, farmerEllwood John, farmerHenderson RevJones Wm, farmerLeason John, farmerLing Joseph, farmerMcCully George, farmer',McCuli Robert & John, farmer

McGregor Daniel, farmerMcPherson Charles W, farmerMulligan John, farmerOrr George & James, farmersOrr Robert & Thomas farmersPhillip Charles, farmerRemey Silas, farmerRundle Thos, farmerStanton James, farmerSutton Samuel, farmerThorn James, farmerThomas John, formerVail Wm, farmerWalker Robert, farmerWard Thomas, farmer1Veeks Thomas, farmerWeldon Thomas, farmerWilson Jeremiah. J PWilson Richard, farmer

THORND.ALE. A small village and station on the Grand Trunk Railway, in the

township of West Nissouri, io miles from London and io from St. Mary's.

302 VANNECK.

Babcock 1' A, wagon maker Black —, station master Bryan John, (armer

Fitzsimmons John, farmer Foster Dr, (;amer Robt, hotel Glass —, stave factory Gough R A, engineer Harrison and Co, saw mills Harrison Thomas, p m, store Hewson Wm Jackson W M, tailor Jones J H, shoemaker

Ardiel Lancelot, farmer Ardiel Leonard, farmer Ardiel Wm & Richard, farmers Beck Hugh, sen & jun, farmers Burns John, farmer Drummond John, teacher Duan Michael & Pat, farmers Elliott Wm, farmer Fitzgerald Fred, fariner Fitzgerald Wm, sen & jr, farmers Flaherty Matthew, farmer Going Jonathan, farmer Guest Richard, farmer Guest Thos, sen & jun, farmers Guest Wm 412 Wm C, farmers Harding Wm, farmer Howard Wm, farmer Lewis Thos, farmer McGuffin Erastie, fariner McGuffin Jas tk Jno, farmers

Kennedy J, hotel Logan George and Richard, far-

mers McCarty David, general mer

chant NIcCutcheon R, farmer Near John, wagon maker Salmons James, wagon maker Scott H, blacksmith Vining W R and J M, farmers Wheaton Joseph, farmer Wright R, insurance. agent

McGuffin Jos, sen & jun, farmers McGuffin Wm, fanner McVey Wm d: James, farmers Molland Philip, farmer Moor James, farmer Morris Robt, fanner Mof38ip John, postmaster Mossip Thos, fanner Parkin Wm, fanner l'owell Esther, farmer Rathburn Ezra, fanntr Ready Patrick, farmer Salmond Chas, G & Wm, farmers Shoebottom John, farmer Shoebottom 1' & Wm, farmers Sinclair Duncan, fariner Smiley Rev Underhill John, farmer Wonacott Jno & Thos, fanners Wooloway 'rhos, farmer

Atwood A C, farmer, auctioneer, and hive keeper

I3eatie Arthur, farmer Calvert John, farmer Canseran Simon, farmer Caverhill Adam, farmer Caverhill Thos, J P, fariner Caverhill Wm H, farmer Douglas George, fariner Fraser Alex, farmer Garden Wm, farmer Hay Thos, farmer Hord Mark, farmer Johnson Donald, farmer Johnson Hugh, teacher McBain Wm, fariner McDonald John, fariner McIntosh John, farmer McIntyre l'eter, farmer Mc1vor Hugh, farmer McNeil Alex, mason

chant Armstrong Wm, weaver Barclay M F, druggist Campbell P, lumber dealer Colbourne & Co, painters Cook Wm N, carriage maker

McNeil James 13, blacksmith McNeil John, farmer McQueen Angus, farmer, cheese

maker McQueen James, general mer-

chant McQueen John sen and jun, far-

mers McTavish Alex, Angus and Tav-

ish, farmers Pringle Wm M, fariner, town-

ship clerk, Lobo Robson Arthur, farmer Robson John W, J P, post-

master, farmer, corn in B R Robson Thos, sen and jun, far-

mers Scott A B and Robt, farmers Scott Thos 13, farmer Simpson Wm, farmer Wood George and Wm, farmers

UNION HILL. A post office on lot 17, concession 1, township of West Nis-souri, 12 miles from London. The first settler in the vicinity was

Joseph McGuffin, who came here in the year 1818. The Thames river is within 6 miles of the post office.

VANNECK. A post office on lot 32, concession ro, township of London, r

miles from the city and 8,1 : from Komoka.

JOHN w. R,013SON,

onyayancrat, i)itimigioner n ilcon'a eck VANNECS P. 0., ONTARIO.

WARDS VILLE. An incorporated village in the township of Mosa, situated on

the river Thames, about 3 miles from Newbury, a station Di' the Great Western Railway, 7 from Bothwell, 25 from Strathroy, and 36

from London. The locality was first settled in 1809 by J. Ward, and

the village was incorporated in 1867. MUNICIPALITY, 1874.-W. D. Hammond, Reeve; W. Sheppard,

H. Hender, E. Aitchison, Wm. McNeil.

Aitchison Alexander, saw mill Corneil Adam, wagon maker Aitchison Ebenezer, saw mill Couse George, M D Anthus M, 'Hitcher Deming P, bailiff Archer Robert, general mer- Dixon C, saddler

Dixon Robert, baker Dufton E P, general merchant English Thomas, carriage maker Francis Edw, watchmaker Freckelton David, proprietor

Western hotel (See Advt)

WARDSVILLE. 3 0 3

304 WARDSVILLE.

Gillies David, farmerGibb & York, cheese manufac-

turersGillies N B, M DG ordon W A, insurance agentHarold Thomas, shoemakerHammond W D, P M, ge-

neral merchant, notary public,corn in B R, issuer marriagelicenses

Henderso :l Henry, foundryJackson James, cooperJull H, insurance agentLeckie ThomasLilley, Sparling & Co, carriage

makersI.oxley Charles, wagon makerMcConnell J, merchant tailorMcCowan Alex, grocer and

provision dealerMcGregor John, farmerMcIntyre Alexander tailorMcLaren Neil, agent Montreal

Telegraph CoMcRae Alex, merchantMackenzie Rev A, PresbyterianMarshall house, S Ward, pro-

prietor (See ATYvt)Mills W H\fonro John H, J PMoore J K, teacherMulligan Thos A, jobbing

smit hNeil Samuel, painter

Neil Richard, (Lilley, Sparling &Company )

Neil Wm, farmerO'Malley .Chas A, farmerPalmer J M, veterinary surgeonParris William, butche rRiley F B, cabinet makerSheppard Win, saddlerSmith James, painte rSteveley Wm, mill prop, stoves

and tinwareSmith Donald, blacksmithTait and Gillies, general mer-

chantsThomas, Amos jun, Victoria

hotelThomas E, farme rWard A D, stage proprietorWard Miss E, millinerWard James, saw and grist millsWard J and T, cabinet makersWard Sheldon, propr Mashall

hous eWard W G , general agentWilson George, clerkWilson Thos, clerk Division

Court, corn in B RWye Rev G W. Church of Eng-

landYork James, farmerYoung J, shoemakerWoodsworth Rev J, WesleyanWestern Hotel, I) . Freckel-

ton, propr. See adv.

WESTERN HOTE LWARDSVILLE, ONT.,

DAVID FRECKELTON, PROPRIETOR .

Good Samyle 8.ooms for Commercial Travelleri . Snae to =1 trainall Traiaa. Zvery Accommodation for the Travelliae

Yublio .

LIV'ERY IR CON1'FSCTI019.

sr. THOM % s. 305

MARSHALL HO L7SE ,WARDSVILLE, ONT .

W"H, t"lrie"t.l3ood Accommodation for Travellers ,

An Omnibus from this house meets all Trains at Newbury Station .zrvsa: srraa M.

S. IV., is also Proprietor of the Wardsville D ri ving Park .

WEST McGILLIVRAY.A village in the township of McGillivray.

Arcott James, farmerBaynton Thos A, farmer}lice Gilbert, flour millBolan James, hote lBrown George, store keeperBryant John, stave factorEllston Robt, hotelE!lwood Jas, blacksmithFraser Wm, postmaster, general

merchan t( :ibson Thos, farmer( ;rundy John, blacksmithHarcourt Geo, shoemaker

Hodgins John, blacksmithHoward Wm, cabinet makerMcI)onald Donald, farmerMcPhee RichardMorgan Edw, hotelMurphy Matthew, grist millPatterson John, wagon makerRoss James, shoemakerShouldice A, hcte lSmith George, farme rI'weedle Thos .C Geo, farmersTweedlc Richard . farmer

ST. THOMAS.The chief town of the county of Elgin, and one of the principal

stations of the London and I'ort Stanley and Canada Air Line Rail-ways. Distant from London 16 miles, from Port S tanley o , andfrom Sarn ia 7 6 . Population about 3,500 .

Agricultural Insurance Comp'y,Watertown, N Y, Jarvis &I)exter, agent s

Arkell 'l'hos, general merchantArmitage C H, boots and shoesBaikie J 1), P 1, SBarr W, merchant tailo rBarrett IV & Sons, bending fac-

toryBell F, contractorBennett G, blacksmithBlakeney Thomas, manage r

Molson : ilank

Boggs U J, insurance agentBorbridge Henry, saddlerBrown Henry, hardwareliromell Wm, hote lBurke Patrick, editor De s-

pakhBurns Alonzu, denti,tBurns George, clothin g

I Burton & Schell, cheese factors1 Ca•npbell Sc Kilpatrick, lumber

dealersCampbell W F, clothingCanada Southern Ra ilway,

306 NI. HOMAS.

Gibson Thomas, boots and shoes

Gilbert M A, commission mer-chant

Going F B, M D Great Western Railway, W

White, agent Green J M. builder Gustin E W, M I) Hammill & Co, marble works Hamilton Arch, builder Haggart 131'08, manufacturers

agricultural implements Hammond & Yates, but( h -

ers Hanley John, hotel Hannan Isaac, saddler Hanvey D. issuer marriage

licenses Harte C W, fancy goods Henderson A, restaurant Hickson W S, silver ilater,,

coal oil lamps, etc Hillis Wm, planing mills Hillis John, wagon maker Hirsh R, clothing Horseman & Horseman, hard-

ware Horton Edward, barrister Howard Wm, pianos, etc Hughes .k Blake, tinsmiths Hughes I) 1, county judge Hughes John R, marble works Jackson Wm, fumiture Jarvis & Dexter, land and

insurance agents Kains J A, barrister Kains John 0, grocer Keith Wm, flax mills Kilpatrick Aaron, bui'der King C W, hotel Laing Walter, grocer Lanigan Edward, builder Learn C 0, estate agent Ley & Mearns, boots and shoes Lindop Wm G, photographer Lindsey James, boots and sl.oes Lipsey and Redman. inill owners Lord & Baillie, carriage makers

ST. 'MMUS. 307

W Snyder, general superin-tendent

Canadian Home Journal, Alex. McLachlin, editor

Carne James, dry goods Caulfield Charles, druggist Chambers Wm, hotel Claris G T, exchange broker Cole John, hotel Cole Thos, painter CoHinson Wm, tanner Comfort Hiram, carding mills Compton Jesse, baker Confederation I.ife Association,

Jarvis & Dexter, agents Cooper J, photographer Corbett S, shoemaker Couse Peter, grocer Coyne Wm, dry goods Crocker Geo K, tanner Cruise J E, merchant tailor

Crombie A M, agent Mer- chants' bank

Darby Z, picture framer Davis L, grocer Denton & Fraime, merchant

tailors Dier T B. dry goods

Dispatch, P Burke, editor

Dominion Telegraph Co, Doyle John, grocer Drake Daniel, livery Eaton W L, confectioner Ellis Henry F, barrister Ellison & Gilbert, lumber Ellison S R, M D Ermatinger C (), barrister Ermatinger Edward Ermatinger F E, posttnaster Fairbrother & Hetherington,

wagon makers Farley John, barrister Ferguson Daniel, grocer Fraser D, wagon maker Freek J B, brick manufacturer Geary C P, brewer Gibson & McCullough, hard-

ware

Love Vmn , cabir.et maker Lowe R. pro Lisgar house Luton G W, barrister laiton L, M McAdam J & J, grocers McColl A & A, clothiers

-MeCormick C, furniture dealer McCrone Edward, druggist McCulloch Robert, blacksmith McCully Robert, saddler McDonald Peter, wagon maker McIntosh Daniel, cooper McIntyre A, insuranc2 agent McKay W, insuran.-.e agent McLachlin Alex, editor Can

ada Home Journal, bookseller and stationer

McLarty Duncan, M I) McLean John, barrister McLeod I) A, auctioneer McNulty Patrick, hotel McRoberts J, merchant tailor MacDougall Colin, barrister Mann lehiel. banister Mann Wm, lumber merchant Marlatt C W, M I) Marlyn John P, insurance agent Maxwell & Hannans, wagon

maker Merchants' Bank, t M Crom-

bie, agent Meek Bros, saddlers Metcalfe, Moore & ()ill, planing,

mills Midgley John, dry goods Molson's Bank, 'I' Blakeney,

manager Montreal Telegraph Co, James

Rowley, agent Moore M T, tanner Moore N W, harness maker Moore Wm, hotel Morgan C W, druggist Monroe Colin, sheriff Murray Angus, merchant tailor Neal Win, dry goods Nelson Robert, watchmaker Nosworthy C &: Co, founders 4 niver Tho, pump maker

Padden S, butcher Parish David, official assignee,

estate agent, issuer marriage licenses

Pendleton H S, baker Penwarden J, hotel Peters & Kennedy, butcheis Philips %' m, architect Pollock & Baird, dry goods Prieur Levi Pringle G di son, watchmakers Pullan J T, grocer Reiser Wm, brewer Rhycard George C, grocer Rich & Mitchell, druggists Robinson J 0, builder Roe & Lindsay, flour and feed Rowley James, agent Montreal

Telegraph Co Russell &: Co, founders Ruthven & Lindsay, builders Secord, John, grocer Sinclair A, cattle dealer Sinclair James, musical instr's Smith John E, hardware Smith Johnson, boots and shoes Smith W E, M D, druggist Snyder W, general sup't Can

southern railway Southern counties perma-

nent building Society, A J Allworth, sec, treasurer

Southwick George, M I) Spolin & Lindop, groceri Stanton James, barrister Stewart A, grocer Still J H, boots and shoes Strong II & son, cabinet makers Thompson A H, M I) Thornton Henry, livery Times The, (weekly) J

publi•her Turner G S, boots and >hoes Turvill Ilros, flour dealets Tweedale J B, M I) Vail Mrs M A, hotel Van Buskirk Wm, M I) Vanzandt J H, pump makei Vyse Richard. grocer

308 wouvsruct..

Waddell F H, grocerWalker R, watchmaker1,Valthew & Adkins, paintersWarren T, deputy clerk crownWebb & Orr, cheese factorsWegg George, carriage makerWhipple M P, dentis tWhite John, merchant tailor

White Win, agent G 1V RWhite Wm J, solicitorWilcox Jacob, hotelWilkinson J, publishér TimnWilson John H, '.b1 vWoodrufi' John, hatterYoumans W E, bookselle r

WOODSTOCK.The county town of Oxford, and a station of the Great WesternRailway, 28 miles from London, 48 from Hamilton, 19 from Parisand 9t from Suspension Bridge .

Ahbott S A, 11i 1),Abey • hotel,Anderson G, booksellerAnderson M, merchant tailpr13ache J H, druggis tBall & Matheson, barristersBarnes B, hote lBarron W, photographerBayne & McKenzie, planing miliBayne John, furnitureHeard John insurance a ent

Davidson & Co, mill proprietorsDent R R, hotelDouglass John, saddlerEden & Ross, marble worksFarrell P, prop Caister houseField J C, M DFletcher & Finkle, barristersForrest John, fl our mil lFowler .C Bartholomew, flou, &

fee dBeard & Nelles. barristegrx I Glover James, seedsma nBickerton W J, 'saddler Gordon Adam, groce rBird & Martin, barristersBowditch George, hardwareBradley R L, M D ,Brown P B, M DBrown R, hote lBurgess S G, auctioneerCampbell C T, M DCampbell R, insurance agentCanadian Bank of Com-

merce W A Sampson, agentCaister house, P Farrell propCarr Thos, lumber merchan tCarryer C E, saddler Jo ohnston P, fancy tçoodsChambers R G, dry goods irdan MocerClark, Thompson & Co, planing I Kain, G

: , grnn ~; Stabler, organ

mill manufacturersCoad John F, M D ' King 1Vm, veterinary surgeonCodville John, gunsmith rton George, photographerCraig Jno, cheese manufacturer Lane T, grocerCoghill John, insurance agent Langworth F W, M DCrawford R T, watchmaker d; -MeCallum M, merchant tailor

jeweiler Menonald T, manager Royal .

Gordon & McKay, grocersGray Wm, insurance agentGrifton J C, nurseryHarwood Amos, boots & shoesHay James, undertakerHenderson D H & Co, sewing

machines$el869, Scott & CO, founders

and machinist sHill J M, insurance agentHolling J W, fancy goodsHowland F L, M li

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Canadian bank, agent LifeAsssciation of Scotland

McFarlane J F M & Co, dry

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Reed W A, groctrRippon J, clothin gRobb A, sewing machinesRobinson John, grocerRooke James, grocerRose Albert, tinsmithRose Bros, grocersRose F M, stoves and tinware

McPherson John tinsmith ~y~ C~~8 ~~• T.McWhirter, J&~ Co, com mer-

McDonald, manage rchants I"PBOn W A, manager

Martin J W& S, grocersMatthew H, hotelMatthew 1V, hotelMaycock J, fancy goodsMiller Lyman, carding millsMitchell John, hotelMorris R, merchant tailorNasmyth W, general mercii antNesbitt Win, groce rNisbitt F & Co, booksellersO'Rorke James, hote lOnta ri o Permanent Building and

Savings Society, C L Beard,sec•treas

Paling S G, photographerParker H, commission merchantPepper George, grocerPerran, Pepper & Co,AuctioneersPerry George, sheriffPettit Wm, brewerPocock S,agentPryor Hiram, tinsmithRichmond 1) C, furrierRichards D, soap manufacturerRevell & Teeple, dentists

( .anadian Bank of Commerc eSawtell R W, estate agentScarth Wm, carriage makerSecord A w ; groce rSchell R S Sr Co, dry goodsScott S A .4. Co, seedsmanScott W, M 1 )Scott & N'hite, druggistsSilcox John, soap manufacturerShort J J, hardwareStark & Revell, druggistsStewart IM S, sewing machinesSwan J H, M DTeeple 1V D, grocerTerreberry J, M DThacker Robt, auctioneerThompson John, founderTurquand & McKay, physiciansWalker G & Co, boot, and shoesWeeks John, furrierWhite & Co, dry goodsWilson J L. watchmakerWoodrof% & Son, w atchmakersWright S, druggis tVandusen J, hotelZoeller T, drueeis t

In GERSOLL.A town in the county of Oxford and station of the Great West-ern Railway, 19 miles from London, 32 from Port

Burwell and 38from Paris . Population about 5,000 .

Adair & Kearns, grocers Barraclough T H, boots & shoesAdams John, cheese factory Beaman Thos B, prop DalyAgur Robert, broker hous

eAllison 1V J, drover Bixel 1, & :11, brewersBailey Ceo, carriage maker Boles John, clothing, et c

goodsMcKay Andrew, \d DMcKay Alex, merchant tailorMcKay Robt, merchant tailorMcKenzie Hugh, grocerMcLeod W E& Co, dry goods

310 3' ' NGERSOLL.

Quigley John, hotel Rawlings R E, undertaker Robertscn I) M, produce Robinson Edw, grocer Ross George, lumber dealer Runciman 1Vm, dry goods Scott H H, M D Shrapnel G J, grocer Slawson C H, lumber dealer Smith James, flour mills Snelgrove A, painter Sorley C H, agent Merchants'

Bank Springer & Aikman, physicians Staley G B, shoemaker Stewart Thos, tailor Stuart John, miller Stuart Robt, grocer Taylor J T, soap manufacturer Thompson Lewis, painter Tilson E I), lumber merchant Tripp & Co, druggists

Trick Wm, hotel Turner Geo A, tinsmith Vance .Robt, baker Voght H, watchmaker Walker John, cooper Walker J B, M Walker Thos, hotel Waterhouse & Bradbury, woollen

mills Watson & Wood, dry goods White I) & Co, dry goods Wilson M St Co, grocers Wilson J W, carriage maker Wiseman George, hotel Wood W F G, con tractor Wood & Co, oil refiners Wood Thos, dry goods Woodcock R A, stationer Woodrofe Robt, jeweller Wrighton & Co, hides, etc Young R H, saddler

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Bowers 1)r Brady James, tavern Browelt & Barker, hardware Browa John, tanner Brown J, broker Brown & Wells, barristers Byrne & McGolrick, harness

makers Cairns Richard, hotel Caldwell C II, druggist Caldwell E, Callaghan John, grocer Campbell Homer, sen, grocer Carroll I) W, miller Cadwick C E, agent Niagara dis-

trict bank Chapman J M, druggist Christopher Bros, sash factory Clark S F & H, cabinet makers Constable H, printer Cook II, confectioner Cook Simeon, lumber meta hant Curtis & Ryckmen, merchants Dake L, blacksmith Daly House, '1' Bearman, pro Davis Samuel, cabinet maker Douglass, Win, hotel Dundas %Vm, grocer Dunn John, boots and shoes Dwyer Win, marble works Eastwood W & Co, foundry Elliott I M, grocer Ellis Bros, hardware Fawkes T S, watchmaker Ferris, McLean & Co, grocers Galloway G & Co, cheese factors Galloway & Kneeshaw, druggists Gayfer & Rosseaux, druggists Gobie John, carriage maker Golding E, hotel Gordon Alex, merchant tailor Grant James M, hotel Gray & McKay, stage, props Grenaway, J R, boots and shoes Gurnett John S, publisher

Chronicle Hall C I', watchmaker Harris & Johnson, boots and

shoes

Harris J & Co, cheese mats Haskett John, grain dealer Haywood W, painter Haywood W, jun, grocer Hearn W S, fancy goods Henderson 1 B, watchmaker Henderson W, grocer Holcroft M B, grocer Holcroft & Wood, barristers Holmes David, dry goods Holt J B, silversm'ith Hoyt & Williams, physicians Hugill J, photographer Keating Robert, hotel Kennedy C, dentist Kennedy Peter, wool, etc Kerr John, wagon maker Kerr A R & Co, dry goods Lewis R, druggist Logie S P, pumpmaker McCausland M B, physician McCauley & Hunter, dry goods McDonald F. barrister McDonald James, hatter McFarlane S, dry goods McIntyre & Watterworth, cabinet

makers McKay George, sewing machines McLean Alex, books, etc McMurray Vin, hotel McSherry J & G, plough inakers Macniven James, dry goods Merchants' Bank, C H Sor-

ley, agent Miller Chas, marble works Miller Matthew, grocer Miller T D, grain dealer Moody & Murray, grocers Mustard Hugh, druggist Norris 1Vtn, barrister Noxon Bros, founders, etc Niagara District Bank, C

E Chadwick, agent O'Connor Henry, dry gonds

O'Neil J, grocer Oliver A & Co, builders Payne Thos, grocer Perkins J L, gracer Phelan D, Sec. Can. Cheese Co

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Hamilton Road, corner Adelaide Street.Adana,, S. A 6!'o., oil refinera.Ardill Jonathan, hotel.Barrett, A. M. & Co., chemical works.liurrowee l:eorgr, band-box manufac-

tun•r.Burrows b Co., saw mills.Ilryce k Mills, general merchants.Cowley Robt.,gtuc er, tavern.1)uflield W. k.1, oil refiners.Dyed's hotel.Dominion Telelçraph Co., Miss l`bal-

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ol,rrator.tIutario Car Works.O n tario Car Wheel C'o.Ontario Starch Works.l'rKler & Hill, lattetx.Rowland Fred, lork packer.Rog A. M. k('o., oil re finers.Ruse Robt, potaahery.

V,encer A Sons, oil refiners.totnluwn 1. V. b Co., oil refiners.

Thurber & Hosea, glue manufacturers.Tupper J. M., grocer.Waterman, F:nglehaut k CO., oil re-

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