Page 27 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

36 BHANTFORD.

BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, Job Tripp, corner of Colborne and King sts.—travellers will
find every accommodation and attention, and first rate livery.
BROOKE, DANIEL, attorney at law, solicitor in chancery, notary and conveyancer, Col-
borne st.
BROWN, J. G., surgical and mechanical dentist, and daguerrean artist, Wilkes' brick
block, Colborne st.
BROWN, MICHAEL, auctioneer, bookseller, binder and stationer, Colborne st.
BUCHANAN, JAMES KINCAID, land agent, notary, conveyancer, &c, Colborne st.
BUNNELL, ALEXANDER, forwarder, produce and commission merchant, Colborne st.—
consignments of all kinds, and orders for wheat and flour attended to.
BURLEY, LUTHER, Brantford saloon, Colborne st.—New York oysters, lobsters and sar-
dines, and cigars of the best quality, always on hand.
BURWELL, ALEXANDER, surveyor and draftsman, Darling st.—attends promptly to con-
veyancing and land agency business, upon moderate terms.
CAMERON, JOHN, secretary Brantford Navigation Company, Colborne st.
CAMERON & HUBIDGE, barristers and attorneys at law, Colborne st.
CHEESEMAN & STUBBS, dealers in groceries, wines, liquors, crockery, &c, Colborne st.
tallow, soap grease and allies taken in exchange.
CHRISTIE, JAMES, agent Bank of British North America, Colborne st.
CLEGHORN, ALLEN, importer of and wholesale and retail dealer in every description of
shelf and heavy hardware, Colborne st.
CLEMENT, JOSEPH B., postmaster, office, Market st.
CLIFFORD, DANIEL, cabinetmaker, Colborne st.—every description of furniture con-
stantly on hand or made to order in the best manner, and. on reasonable terms.
COCKSHUTT, IGNATIUS, importer of dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, &c, &c.,
Colborne st.
COLE, S., sash, blind, and agricultural factory, west end of Brantford bridge—'manufac-
tures Eddington's patent Glasgow ploughs, chain pumps, fanning mills and straw
cutters.
COLMER, WILLIAM, saddler, harness and trunk maker, Colborne st.—a choice assort-
ment of bits, bridles, spurs, whips, &c, and an extensive stock of saddlery always
on hand.
COMERFORD, JOHN, dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, provisions, &c, Checkered
store, Colborne st.
COWHERD, THOMAS, manufacturer of plain and japanned tinware, Colborne st.—jobbing
done to order with punctuality, and upon moderate terms.
CRAIG, JOSEPH, dealer in groceries, provisions, china, glass, &c, Colborne st.
CREYK,. JAMES, watchmaker and jeweller, Colborne st.—particular attention paid to
cleaning and repairing watches and clocks. Gold and silver watches for sale, at
very low prices.
DALRYMPLE, ROBERT & WILLIAM, cabinet, chair and sofa factory, Colborne st.—^manu-
facture every article in their line of business, upon very reasonable terms.
DIGBY, ALFRED, M. D., Wellington st.
DUNCAN, CORNELIUS, tailor and clothier, Colborne st., opposite the Bank of B. N. A.—
gentlemen's clothing, and ladies' riding habits, furnished to order, with neatness and
despatch.
ELLIOTT, J. & W., sculptors, marble masons, &c, Colborne st.—a large stock of foreign
and American marble, grave stones, tomb tables, &c, constantly on hand.
EVANS, THOMAS, bookseller and stationer, Colborne st.—a good stock of periodicals
always on hand—Sunday school libraries furnished at New York prices.
EVANS, MRS., milliner and straw bonnet maker, Colborne st.
GARDHAM, JOHN, tailor and clothier, Colborne st.—every description of clothing fur-
nished, at reasonable prices.
GARDHAM, MRS., milliner, Colborne st.—keeps always on hand a select stock of fashion-
able millinery.
GILKTSON, ARCHIBALD, barrister and attorney at law, Colborne st.
GOOD, ALLEN, secretary Gore District Mutual Insurance Company, Colborne st.