Page 108 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

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HORNSBERGER, MICHAEL EL, merchant and postmaster.
SAMMONS, (CORNELIUS), & SNURE, (JACOB), general merchants.
SNURE, JACOB, woollen factory.
SPENCE, JOHN, hotelkeeper.
MILLS, DANIEL F., general merchant.
Trosh, Jacob, grocer.
Wiseman, John, pumpmaker.
Beemer, Daniel C , tailor. Parker, Benjamin, shoemaker.
Campbell, James W., carriagemaker. Petty, John H., carriagemaker.
Cooley, John A., painter. Preston, Henry, blacksmith.
Fair, Daniel T., mason. Raab, Anthony, cooper.
Fegan, Henry, tailor. Ross, William, carpenter.
Gibson, William T., miller. Simpson, Andrew, shoemaker.
Goodman, Reuben, shoemaker. Springer, Aaron, carpenter.
Goss, Simeon H., botanic physician. Springer, Henry, turner.
Grinnell, Harman S., blacksmith. Shaver & Snure, tanners.
Jones, Rev. Alexander P. Summerman, Henry, cabinetmaker.
Myers, Garrett, saw mills. Wood, Henry, T., carriagemaker.
New, Frederick, weaver. Youse, George, grocer.
KAMOURASKA,
A VILLAGE situated in the Seigniory of Kamouraska, on the south shore of the river St. Lawrence—•
distant from Quebec, 90 miles. Population of the Seigniory about 2600.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PKOFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.
Beaulieu, Joseph, M. D. Gagn6, Captain Alexis, general store.
B6chard, Jean Thomas, notary public and com- Gagne, Charles, boarding house.
missioner of small causes. Lebel, Cyprien, J. P. and commissioner for small
Bouchard, Dme. Guillaume, general store. causes.
Chalou, Philippe,clerk ofthe commissioners' court Lebel, Thomas, notary public.
Deiorier, Louis, boarding house. Michaud, Thomas, M. D.
Dessein, dit St. Pierre, Bruneau, general store. Miller, Louis, general store.
Dessein, dit St. Pierre, Pierre, general store. Ouellette, Thomas, mill owner.
Deschenes, Olivier, general store. Peltier, Pierre, boarding house and general store.
Desjardins, Major Antoine. Routier, Rev. Joseph Honor6, Roman Catholic.
Desjardins, Edouard, general store. Sirois, Theodore, commissioner for small causes.
Desjardins, Honore", boarding house. St. Louis, Jean, general store.
Dumais, Paschal, notary public and clerk of the Tach6, J. G., advocate and registrar for the county.
commissioners' court. Tach6, Madame, Paschal, mill owner.
Dumais, Captain Frederic. Wood, James, boarding house.
KATESVILLE,
A small VILLAGE situated in the Township of Metcalfe, County of Middlesex, C. W.—distant from
London, 25 miles—usual stage fare, 5s.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOEESSIONS, TBADES, &o.
BROWNE, RICHARD, notary public and postmaster.
Branan, Richard W., storekeeper, McClatchey, William, nursery and seedsman.
Finnerty, Patrick, tailor. Mortimer, Rev. Arthur, Church of England.
Fulton, William, shoemaker.
KEMPTVILLE,
A VILLAGE situated on a branch of the Rideau Canal, 2| miles from the Main Trunk of the Canal,
in the Township of Oxford, C. W.—distant from Prescott, 23 miles—usual stage fare, 7s. 6d.—distant
from Smith's Falls, 27 miles—usual stage fare, 6s. 3d. Population about 1000.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PEOFESSIOBTS, TKADES, &c.
ANDERSON, W M . ft., tailor and clothier—makes to order every description of clothing in
first rate style, and on reasonable terms.
A VERELL & HOOKER, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, china and medicines, &c.
BALDWIN, THOMAS, cabinetmaker—keeps always on hand, or makes to order, all kinds
of furniture of the best quality, and at low prices.
BARNES, SURRAJER, tanner, currier, harness and shoestore.
BOTTUM, W M . H., postmaster and J. P .
BOWER, JOSEPH, distiller and dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, china, drugs, &c.