Dumfries and district post office directory ... for 1911 and 1912

ADVEETISEMENTS.•'Telephone 135.The City Pharmacy"84 HIGH STREET, DUMFRIES.__oot^JFRASER has the honour to invite attention to the peculiar advantages guaran-•teed to the Public by the System adopted in this Department for dispensingPhysicians' and Surgeons' Prescriptions.^ „ , , ,The advantage of having every Prescription mther dispensed or carefully checkedby him before being forvs'arded to the patient.The Purity of all Drugs and Chemicals with which Medicines are prepared.An exact copy of every Prescription is registered, whereby a reference, howeverremote the date, is always obtainable.The punctual delivery of Medicines within a radius of three miles from his establishment.Orders from the Country are executed and forwarded on the day they arerccGivGcl.The use of Bottles of peculiar shape and construction, those containing Potent orConcentrated Medicines or Remedies for External Use, being strongly contrasted withthose containing more simple remedies, thus avoiding liability to error.^x The photographic DEPARTMENT x^Contains a large Stock of Photographic Goods, including Dry Plates, Papers, Mounts,Chemicals, Solutions, and Sundries. Cameras, Lenses, and Tripods at Makers' Prices.DARK ROOM FOR THE USE OF FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.Make Your Home look Bright and Happy.Whatever you want in the way of Furniture, we have it in stock atNever before have we had such an enormousa price that will please you.assortment of Furniture ofevery conceivable variety,and never before have ourprices been so tempting.Wecan supply you with cheapkitchen chairs or an entirehouseful of Furniture. Andevery article is sound, solid value— hard-wearing, long-wearing Furniture—cheapenough to satisfy any purse and good enough to please themost fastidious.WM. WILSON, Furniture Depot,30 and 32 FRIARS' VENNEL, DUMFRIES.

ADVERTISEMENTS.Nithsdale Cycles.A Perfect Cycle at a Low Figure,BUILT SPECIALLY ....To Suit our Local Roads.From £4 lOs upwards, Gasii or Instalments.Also Sole Agent forLEa, PRAIveiS, TRIUMPH, and HCMBER ©VeLES.TRIUMPH M©T©R CVeLES.Upwards of 100 Cycles in Stock.Inspection Invited.W. H. Penman,10 English Street, DUMFRIES.Also at Dalbeattie, Castle^Douglas, and KirkcudbrightTelephone, Dumfries 102.

ADVERTISEMENTS.Jobn C, W, Smart,Joinen Buliden .ana £lcen$ea Valuator.^ CatDerine Street, Dumfries.Estimates Given.WorkmanshipGuaranteed.Undertaking attended to personally*ALL JOBBING PROMPTLY EXECUTED.PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE.REMOVALS CONDUCTED BY RELIABLEMEN-Orders received at Shop ; or House, 5 Catberiue Street.

JolxxxADVERTISEMENTS.IvOii:oli.9WHOLESALE AND RETAILGlass,China, and General/vverchant,loo & 1 02 Queensberry StreetAND90 & 98 Loreburn Street,DUMFRIKS.The Oldest Establishedof Scotland.Business in the South

IEnglishLIFEADVERTISEMENTS.ESTABLISHED 1839.and Scottish LawASSURANCE ASSOCIATION,Ut CHARI-O-TTE SQUARE. EDBNBUROH.Total Funds ExceediL3,050,000.Andrb;w BEATSO>f Bell, Esq., Advocate,Chairman.James Adam, Esq., Advocate.James Balfour-Kinnear, Esq., W. S.DIRECTORS IN EDINBURGH.Charles Cook, Esq., W S.A. W. Robertson-Durham, Esq., C.A.James Steuart, Esq., W.S.Robert Strathern, Esq., W.S.Manager and Secretary—WALTER A. SMITH, f.f.a.Asaistant Secretary—Wm. S. Malloch. Agency Manager—Hew t. Eraser.The Annual and Quinquennial Reports submitted on 29th March, 1911, showedINCREASED NEW BUSINESS.INCREASED FUNDS.INCREASED RESERVES.INCREASED BONUft with immediate Participation in Profits.LOW PREMIEnabling Proposers to effect Assurances on most favourable terms.Ordinary "Whole Life'* or ••Endowment" Assurances.Combined Insurance and Investment Policies.Deferred Assurances forChildren.Annuities are Sold at Moderate Rates.Loans arc arranged in connection witH Life Assurance, on Life Interests,.Reversions, Personal and other approved Securities.GLASGOW BRANCH— 105 WEST GEORGE STREET.AGENTS./SYMONS & MACDONALD, Solicitors.G. B. CARRUTHERS, Solicitor.IDumfries -< GEORGE T. HENDRIE, Solicitor.STARK, THOMSON & FERGUSON, Solici-Anna7i—A. Cameron, Royal Bank.James Macdonald, Solicitor.,, Wm. Kirkpatrick, Auctioneer.Castle- Douglas—Hswj^is & Dunn, Solicitors.Dalbeattie—W . B. Kirkpatrick, Station-Master.Vtors.Moffat~k. M. Simpson, Solicitor.Lockerbie— W. G. G. MURRAY, AnnandaleEstate Office, HillsideKirkcudbright—3OViV ANDERSON, Solicitor.Thornhill-DAXiD Paterson, Solicitor.

ADVERTISEMENTS.Steam Engines.(0uzo zUl(0

—Dumfries and DistrictPost ^^mi OfficeDIRECTORY(General, Street, and Trade Directory),For iQii and 1912,TO WHICH ISADDEDDirectory of the Neighbourhood & Surrounding Villages,County Residences, and a List of Farms,Comprised inthe District,*WITH AN APPENDIX, CONTAININGGeneral, Local, Po&t£©ffi^e,\&c., Information.45^^—uPRINTED AT THE STANDARD OFFICE.1911.

:—Vlll.ADVERTISEMENTS.ESTABLISHED OVER ACENTURYNORTH BRITISHINSURANCE& MERCANTILECOMPANY,IN WHICH ARE VESTED THE SHARES OF THE RAILWAY PASSENGERSASSURANCE COY., AND THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE COY., LTD.TOTAL FUNDS overREVENUE, 1910, nearlyCLASSES OF INSUACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.ACCIDENT AND ILLNESS.EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY.MOTOR CAR ACCIDENTS.THIRD PARTY LIABILITY.LIFT ACCIDENTS.FIRE—LIFE—ACCIDENT.£21,000,000=5,000,000CE.BURGLARY AND THEFT.LOSS OF PROFITS.PLATE GLASS.FIDELITY GUARANTEE.ANNUITY. MARINE.TRANSIT OF SECURITIES.LIFEDEPARTILife Profits divided 191 1E£,1,361,918.The Compound Reversionary Bonus declared to North British andMercantile Participating Policy-holders for the Quinquennium ending 31stDecember, 1910, was at the rate of £1 10s per cent, per annum an increaseof 2s per cent, per annum on the Bonus for the previous Quinquennium.If taken as a percentage on the original sums assured in the Policies, thisBonus is equivalent to an addition of from £3 IBs Od per cent, per atmum(or =€18 5 s Od for the Quinquennium) on the oldest Policies to £1 10s Odper cent,per annum on those recently effected.DEPARTMENT.FIRENet Fire Premiums 1910 £,2,208,667.EDINBURGHLONDONProspectus on application to CHIEF OFFICES64 PRINCES STREET.61 THREADNBBDLE STREET, E.G.,Or Local Agencies.

INDEX.PageAlbert Ckib .... . . 31Antiquarian Society . . 31Association for Improvingthe Condition of thePoor ...... 30Border Counties Ladies'Club 31Burns Club 32Burns Howff Club ... 32Business Directory . . . 247Carriers' Quarters ... 30Carruthers' Cottagesi . . 29Cattle Markets and Fairs . 28Crichton Royal Institution 29Chamber of Commerce . . 31Choral Society .... 30Commercial Reading Room 31County Council .... 27County Residences andOccupiers 293Deaf and Dumb Mission . 30District Directory . . . 313A g r icu Itu r alD um fr ie sSociety 31Dumfries & Galloway Club 31Dumfries Synod ChoirUnion ...... 30Dumfries Town Mission . 32Faculty of Procurators . 25Fire Brigade 24Friendly Societies ... 35Grenerai Directory . . . 135Girls' Home . .\ . . . 29Horticultural Society . . 31Industrial School ... 29Jubilee Institute for Nurses 29Johnstone's Cottages . . 29Junior Conservative Association30Junior Liberal Association 30.Justice of Peace Courts, &c. 26PageLicensed Victuallers' Association31Lifeboat Institution . . 31List of Farms, &c., withNames of Occupiers . . 329Masonic Lodges .... 34Maxwelltown Information 39Mechanics' Institute . . 30Moorheads' Hospital . . 29Nith Navigation Commission. 30Outdoor Blind Mission . . 30Parish Council .... 24Places of Worship ... 27Postal Information . . 1Public Baths and Washhouse...... 30Public Libraiy . . . . 32Publications . . . . 36Public Companies ... 33Public Conveyances ... 37Public Halls' . . . . . 28Public Offices, Boards, Institutions,and Societies 21Recreative Clubs ... 33Royal Infirmary .... 29Royal Scottish NursingAssociation ... . 29School Boards and Schools 24Sheriff Court 25Southern Club .... 31Street Directory .... 43Territorial Force Associationof Dumfriesshireand Gallowav . . . *. 32Town Band ^ . . . . 30Town Council, &c. . 22Trade Protection SocietyWorking Women's Club3031Young Women's C.A, . 32

ADVERTISEMENTS.** ^ * ^ y\i^ *^Favoured by the Custom of the Chief Citizens of Town, County,and the Stewartry.MilUam Elian,

Index to Streets, Places, &c.Abbots'fordCottagesAcademy StreetAlbany Place .Albert Road .Annan Road .Ardwall Road .Ashbank, Ryedale, mAshfield Cottages, mAshgrove Villas . .Assembly Street .Balmoral Road .Bank Street .Barnslaps . .Bleachfield . . .Braehead Terrace, mBrewery Street .Briar Bank, GreenbraeBrooke StreetBrookeville Terrace .Broom's RoadBuccLeuch StreetBurns Street .Cameron Place ,Cardoness StreetCarnegie Street .Carruthers' CottagesCassalands, mCastle-Douglas Road,Castlebank . . .Castle Street . .Catherine Street .Chapel Street . . .CharlotteStreetCharnwood RoadChurch Crescent .Church Place .Church Street, m .College Street, m .Corberry Place, m .Corberry Terrace, mCraigs Road . .Cumberland Street .Page. 46. 43. 43. 55. 44. 94. 129. 75. 45. 48. 78. 48. 49. 63. 114. 50. 78. 50. 63. 51. 52. 53. 62. 54. 101. 52. 54. 55. 105. 56. 57. 57. 57. 44. 57. 58611261266263Dalbeattie Road, mDavid Street, m .Devorgilla Terrace, mDockheadDouglas Terrace .Dunbar Terrace .Eastfield Road .Edinburgh Road .English StreetFranklin Place,Friars' VennelmGalloway Street, mGeddes Place, m .George StreetGillfield TerraceGlasgow Street,mGlebe Street .Glebe Terrace .Gordon StreetGreenbraeGreenbrae LoaningGreyfriars' StreetHaddon's Place, mHalliday Terrace,Henry Street .Heywood Plaee,High Street .High Street,Hill Street, mHope Place,mmmmHowgate Street, mIrish Street .Irvine TerraceIrving Place .Irving Street .Ivy Bank, m .Johnstone ParkJohnstone PlaceKenmure Terrace,Kerwyn TerraceKing Street .King Street, mmPage. 63. 64. 60. 64. 46. 65. 65. 66. 67. 127. 69. 72. 125. 73. 63. 73. 76. 77. 77. 77. 81. 81. 74. 62. 81. 129. 82. 87. 87. 72. 87. 88. 80. 90. 90. 101. 105. 115. 91. 43. 91. 91

INDEX TO STREETS, &c.Kirkowens StreetLangholm Place .Langlands . .Laurieknowe, m .Leafield RoadLinden Grove . .Lindsay PlaceLizzieville TerraceLockerbie Road .Lorebiirn Park .Loreburn Street .Lovers' WalkManning Place, mManse Cottages .Marchbank TerraceMarket Square,Market Street, mMaxwell PlaceMaxwell StreetMaxwell Street,mMidsteepleMillbrae, m .MilldamheadMill Road, ni .Moffat Road .Montague StreetMunches StreetMurray Place .M'T/ellan StreetNelson Street, mNellieville Terrace, mNewabbey Road, mNewall Terrace .Nith Avenue . .Nithbank . . .Nith Place . . .Nith Street . .Nithsdale TerraceNoblehill . . .Norfolk Terrace .NunholraObservatory Terrace,Old Bridge Street, mOlive Bank, m .Palmerston Place, mPark Road, mPark Terrace .PLeasance ....Portland Place, m .mPage. 46. 44. 92. 92. 93. 65. 81. 77. 94. 97. 95. 96. 127. 65. 102. 97. 98. 45. 46. 98. 99. 99. 49. 100. 101. 102. 103. 76. 97. 108. 127. 103. 104. 73. 104. 106. 10750. 107. 105. 43. 60. 109. 114. 125, 109. 76. 45Primrose Bank .Primrose Street, mPullman TerraceQueensberry StreetQueensberry SquareQueensland PlaceQueen Street .Rae Street .Ramsay PlaceRosemount Street,mRoseneath CottagesRoseland Terrace, mRosevale Street .Rotchell Park, m .Rote hell Road, m .Ryedale Terrace, m .SaughtreeShakespeare Street .StoopSutherland Terrace, mSwan's VennelSt. Andrew Street .Clair Terrace .David Street .Greorge's BuildingsMary's Street .St.St.St.St.St. Michael's BuildingSt. Michael Street .Swanlea Terrace, m .Tannock PlaceTerregles Street, mTroqueer Cottages, mTroqueer Road, m .Turner's Terrace, mUlster Place, m .Union Street .Victoria Road, mVictoria Terrace .Wallace Street .Watling Street .Wall Street, m .mmWelldale Place^Welldale Terrace,Wellwood Place .Westfield . .Westpark TerraceWhite&andsmWoodside Terrace, mWoodvale Terrace, nPage

ADVERTISEMENTS.EVERY DESCRIPTION OFManufactured by J. W. Dods & SOH, at theirSculpture Works, ST. MARY'S PLACE,DUMFRIES,WITH THEIKFULLY EQUIPPED MACH/MERYAND AT THEXO'VT'EST COSTCOIsSISTENTWITHFirst=ClassWorkmanship.In Marble, Granite,Stone,Brass, Bronze, &c.Designs and Prices Free on Application.100 Memorials kept in Stock.•SKILLED WORKMEN SENT ANYWHERE.

Index to Advertisements.AERATED WATER MANU-FAOTtJRERS.PageJohnstone, W. G. . . . 82aANTIQUE DEALERS.M'Murdo, A. & W. . . 22aARTISTS.Alexander (photo) . . .41Davidson, R. (photo) . . 28aDods, J. W., & Son(statuary)xiiiHenghan (photo) . . , 25aReid, Simon (photo) . . 338White, James (photo) . . 12aARTIST'S COLOURMEN.Maxwell, J., & Son . . InsetAUCTIONEERS ANDAPPRAISERS.Dunbar, Pattie & GibsonBack of Cover and Cover 3Thomson & Laurie . . . 334BAKERS.Drummond, James . . InsetDunbar, William . . . 14aKerr, Mrs 310BLACKSMITHS.Johnston, John .Johnstone & Clark3007aBOOKBINDERS, BOOK-SELLERS, STATIONERS.AND NEWSAGENTS.Anderson, John, & Son . 297Blackk)ek, W. . Front EdgeClark, Hugh 360PageDumfriesi BookbindingCoInsetGrieve, R., & Sons . . InsetM 'Queen, James . . . 355Maxwell, James, & Son InsetThe Office Supplies Coy. InsetStandard Office . . . InsetBOOT AND SHOE MAKERSAND DEALERS.Chalmers, Wm., & Son . 312Greig, James 308Corry & Co 358Hutchison, A 3aM'George, M. Jla. 332M 'Naught, R., & Son .CABINETMAKERS,JOINERS AND UNDER-TAKERS, AND REMOVALCONTRACTORS.Cooney, Patrick .... 25aDunbar, Pattie & GibsonBack of Cover and Cover 3M'Murdo, A. & W. . . . 22aM'Murdo, Peter . . . 22aSmart, J. T. W. . . . iiiWilson's Furniure Depot . iYare, Wm.8aCARRIAGE INT> MOTORBUILDERS.Cairns, John 25aDumfries Motor Coy. Cover 4Millar, A. (motor also) InsetPenman, A. C. (motorsalso)InsetSloan, David, & Son(motors also) .... 311CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.Allan, Wm. xJohnstone, W. G. . . . 82a

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.XV.Pag-eLawson, R. M 20Low & Johnstone . . . 23aM'Gibbon, G. L, . 304 and 338Nicholson, John H. . . 13aFraser, John . Cover 4 and iTurner, AlexInsetCHIMNEY SWEEPERS.Kirk, J. G 13aM'Lellan, John .... 17aWeems, Thomas .... 26aCHINA MERCHANTS.Humphrey, George ... 7aLeitch, John ivCLOG MAKER.Hutchison, A 3aCOAL, LIME, & FIRECLAYGOODS AGENTS.Allison & Hiinter . . . 12aEdgar, Alex25aKirkpatrick, A. ... 31aCONFECTIONERS ANDPASTRY BAKERS.Buchan, Robert . . . .133Carlton (Miss Morrison) . 308Dunbar, Wm14aJohnston, Miss, FountainTemperance Hotel . . 330Kerr, Mrs 310M 'Queen, James .... 355M'Queen, HCOOPER.28aBeattie, Robert . 10aCUTLER.PageBowie, A. D. . . » . . 41CYCLE AGENTS.Irving, John . . . . InsetKirkpatrick, A. ... 24aM'Kie, R 132M'Laren, GeoviPenman, W. HDRAPERS, TAILORS, ANDCLOTHIERS.Corry & Co. . . . . . 358Hastie & Brodie .... 15aHope, Wm17aJohnstone & Brown . . 42Martin, A., & Son . . .23aMunro, WInsetSharp, David . . . . xixWalker, John .... 20DRESSMAKERS ANDMILLINERS.Kinloch, Mrs . . . . •. 245Weir, Miss A8aDYERS AND CLEANERS.Auchmuty26aHygienic Steam LaundryCoInsetShortridge, T., & Son Cover 1ENGINEERS.Johnstone & Clark ... 7aM'Laren, Geo. (electric) . viFANCY GOODS AND TOYDEALERS.Auchmuty26aAhrweiler, Conrad . . . 310Clark, Hugh 360ii

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.Griev© & SonsM'Greorgc, M. J.Maxwell, Jjg, & SonsPageInset. laInsetFISHING TACKLE DEALERMaxwell3 J., & Sons . . laFISHMONGERS AND GAMEDEALERS.Aitken, J. & A 302Croan29aJeffs, John A. M. . . .306Kelly, Robert C. ... 27aTurner, John . .. . Cover 3Walker, D. M16aFLESHERS.Cradock, James .Gibson, John . .Hastings, RobertLockerbie, JamesMiller, J. . . .Millie an, D.Mogerlej^, GeorgeSimpson, John, jun. 20a. 4a. 10aInset. 11a. 3aInset. 9aFRUIT AND PRESERVEMANoFACTURER.Buchan, Robert .133FRUITERERS AND GREEN-GROCERS..... 16aBogie, John 27aByers^ WilliamByers, John14aCrosbie's20aGAS OFFICE 291GRAIN MERCHANTS.Gibson, ThomasKelly, R. C. .Wyllie, JamesPage. 328. 27a. 326GRAMQPHONE, GRAPHO-PHONE, AND RECORDDEALERS.Paterson, Sons & Co. Inset,also Top and Bottom EdgesSemple, Fergusson &Smith ...... 294Wilson's Furniture Depot 1-GROCERS.Armstrong, R., & Son (tea)Brash, Thos.,

)INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.HOTELS.Fountain TemperanceNew Bazaar . . .White Hart . . .INSURANCEPage. 330. 28a. 328COMPANIES.. viiiAtlas Insnranc-e Co*., Ltd 298English and Scottish LawLife Insurance Co., Ltd. vLondon and LancashireInsurance Co 359National Provident Institution134North British and MercantileInsurance Co.Scottish Provident Institution356Scottish Union andNational Insurance Co. 246Standard Life AssuranceCompany19aThe Roj^al Insurance Co. . 357Yorkshire Insurance Co. . 290IRONMONGERS.Armstrong, A 359Kelly, W. J 332Rankin, Andrew .... 334JOINERS.(See Cabinetmakers, etc.)LAUNDRIES.(See Dyers and Cleaners.)LIME AND FIRECLAYGOODS AGENTS.(See Coal Agents.)MONUMENTAL MASONS.Dods, J. W., & SonEdgar, Matthew . .Pagexiii. 9aMUSIC AND MUSICALINSTRUMENT SELLERS.Paterson, Sons & Co. Inset,,also Top and Bottom EdgesSemple, Fergusson &Smith 294NURSERYMEN, SEEDS-MEN, AND MANUREAGENTS.Bogie, John 27aByers, Wm16aKennedy, Thos., & Co. . 300Learmont, Wm., & Son . 292Milligan, John .... 21aService, James, & Sons . 303Service, J. & RAVyllie, James291326. . . .OUTFITTERS.(See Hatters, etc.)OPTICIANS.(Se e Watchmakers.PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, &DECORATORS.Cairns, Alex, .Cairns, Samuel, & SonGlover, J. J., & SonsHaining, Wm., & SonReid,WPAWNBROKER.3044a2a30a6aSheridan . . . . . .19a

XVlll.INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.PHOTOGRAPHERS.(See Artists.)PHOTOGRAPHICMATERIALS DEALERS.PageEraser, John . . . Cover 4Turner, AlexInsetAnderson, John, & Sons . 297Grieve, R., oc Sons . . InsetMaxwell, Jas., & Son . InsetM'Gibbon, G. L 304PLASTERER.Bell, Wm 10aPLUMBERS, GASFITTERS,& TINPLATE WORKERS.Drummond, Peter, & Son 2aKellv, W. J 332Roddan, Thomas.. . . .26aPOSTING & JOB MASTER.Reid, Thomas6aBoe'sRESTAURANTS.Page....... 18aCarlton, The .... 308Fountain, The .... 330Kerr's 310M'Kie's29aOughton's . . . Cover 2Roddan's26aSteeple •. . . . . .336RUBBER MERCHANTS.Dumfries Rubber Co. . InsetSADDLE AND HARNESSMAKERS.Dalling'sIrving, John . . . .SCULPTOR.. 336InsetDods, J. W., & Son . xiiiSERVANTS' REGISTRYOFFICE.Dumfries Standard Office InsetPRINTERS & PUBLISHERS.Anderson, John, & Sons . 297Grieve, R., & Sons . . InsetMaxwell, J., & Son . . Inset:Standard Office . . •InsetREMOVAL CONTRACTORS.(See Cabinetmakers, etc.)SHIPPING AGENTS.Anderson, J., & Son . . 297Maxwell, J., & Son . . InsetSLATERS.Kirk, John G.M'Lellan, JohnWeems, Thomas13a17a26a

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.SPIRITS AND WINEMERCHANTS.PageArmstrong, R., & Son . 5aBras'h, Thomas, & Son InsetCarrnthers, James . . . 13aLennox, D., & Sons Cover 1Macara, W. F 327Ritchie, R. F 28aThomson, John . . . . xxTAILORS AND CLOTHIERS(See Drapers, etc.)TYPEWRITER DEALERS &TYPEWRITERS.Maxwell, J., & Son. . InsetOffice Supplies Co. . InsetUPHOLSTERERS ANDUNDERTAKERS.(See Cabinetmakers, Joiners,etc.)WATCHMAKERS,JEWELLERS, AND OPTI-CIANS.PageAdair & Ross .... 360Corry & Co.Ewen, EdwardLawson, R. M.Milligan, J. P.Ramsdorf, H. C.SheridanTodd, J. G.35821a2015a18a19a306WOOLLEN MANUFACTim-ERS AND MERCHANTS.Milligan, John . . , 21aiShortridge, T., & Son. Cover 1Distinctive Tailoring*There isa distinguished mark about reailvHigh'olass Tailoring which it is difficult todefine exactly. A first essential is^ of course^the skillof the man who cuts and fits thegarments. It is because our Tailoring hasthis distinctive quality that we ask you to•entrust us w^ith your orders.Juvenile ClothingIs a branch of our business in which Wgspecialise—Boys' School Outfits being aparticular study. Every age minutelycatered for.D. SHARP & SONS,141 High Street, DUMFRIES.

XX.ADVERTISEMENTS.Mole r the Wa' Inn.Establisliecl ±GQO.IBS Hbgh Strsiet, Dumfrbes.Our Burns Collection the Sight of the Town.Notably the Poets Famous Honorary Dumfries Burgess Ticket.Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the Finest Qualityonly kept.JOHN THOMSON, Proprietor.

Post Office,Buccleuch Street.Postmaster"W. Carmichael.SuperintendentJ, Copland.W. L. Blackie.Overseers ' J. Carson.W. Dickson.The Post Office early in the nineteenth century was at 31 and33 Friars' Vennel. Prior to 1830 it was removed to 1.2 CastleStreet. Afterwards the business was oondticted in a little shop inHigh Street, on the site of Messirs Cooper & Co.'s premises. Thenceit was removed to English Street, to a house nearly opposite the

...POSTAL INFORMATION.head of Queen Street, and known as "The Doocot," Its nextJocation (from 1853) was in Queen Street, in the same premises asthe present branch ofl&ce. New offices in Buccleuch Street (ofwhich a print, kindly lent by Mr Allan, chemist, is given above)were opened in 1889.HOURS OF ATTENDANCE.For Sale of Stamps, Registration of Letters, &e., andExpress Delivery of Lettei'S and Parcels .„ Parcel Post Business, Sale and Payment of PostalOrders„ Telegraph Business,, Telephone Calls,, Money Order and Insurance and Annuity Business,Issue of Licenses . . . . ....,, Savings Bank Payments and Deposits .Hours of Collection from Pillar and Wall LetterBoxes.Situation of Box. Week Days. Sundaya.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.' p.m.Academy Street ... 5 40 10 20 1 40 5 30 7 — y 80 9 30Albany Place *5 30 10 10 1 20 5 — 7 — 8 45 9 30Broom's Road *5 80 10 — 1 20 5 20 8 50 9 50Craigs Road 8 — 3 — 6 40 8 40Eastfield 4 — 8 30English Street

..POSTAL INFORMATION.OUTWARD MAILS.DESPATCHES.Letters.| Parcels.Box Closes. Latest Hour.Thornhill, Sanquhar, Ayrshire, Edinburgh, Glasgow,and the NorthDalbeattie, Castle-Douglas, Kirkcudbright, Gatehouse,Ringford, Twynholm, Wigtownshire, and IrelandRural PostsAmisfield,Auldgirth, Parkgate, Beeswing, KirkgunzeonFirst Town DeliveryTown Parcel DeliveryCastle-Douglas, Dalbeattie, Carlisle, London, andplaces South of Leeds, ManchesterThornhill, GlasgowSecond Town Delivery ...Carlisle and LiverpoolEdinburgh, LockerbieCarlisle and all English .Ayr, Kilmarnock, Glasgow and West ...Annan, Carlisle (and United States Mail Saturdaysonly)Third Tov^^n DeliveryStranraer, Newton-Stewart, Castle-Douglas, Whithorn,Wigtown, Garliestown, Port- William, Kirkcowan,Glenluce, Creetown, Kirkcudbright*Glasgovv% *Ayr, ^Thornhill, ^SanquharEdinbui'gh, Lockerbie, Moffat .Glasgow, Auldgirth, Thornhill ...Carlisle, Annan ...Moniaive, Gatehouse, LockerbieNewton-Stewart, Dairy, New-GallowayFourth Town Delivery ...London Mail, all places South and Abroad, Edinburgh,Glasgow, North of Scotland, Annan, Kilmarnock,IrelandFifth Town DeliveryLondon Mail, all places South and Abroad, ScotchTownsSUNDAYS.a.m.345304510 4010 1511 15p.m.12 1512 1512 501 402151540101030456 457 4510 45p.m.99999a.m.8 1511p.m.12 201 1012 3021 30*1 304 154 455 456 257 309Letters.Box Closes.Castle-Douglas, Dalbeattie, Kirkgunzeon, Thornhill, Ayrshire,Glasgow, &c.All Scotland, England, and Foreigna.m.510 p.m.Letters for London and the South can be posted with an additional halfpennystamp till 6.55 p.m.

POSTAL INFORMATION.Letters may be posted in the Carlisle and Ayr Sorting Carriage which isdue at Dumfries Station at 7.17 p.m., and Galloway Sorting Carriage, due at11.59 p.m., with an additional halfpenny stamp.Letters for the United States, if posted before 1.40 p.m. on Saturdays,will connect with outgoing Mails at Queenstown.INWARD MAILS.All England, Scotland, and Ireland generally. Foreign, andLocal...* London, English, Scotch, and Irish ...Edinburgh, Glasgow and North, Annan, Thornhill, Lockerbie,Ayrshire, Wigtownshii-e, and Kirkcudbrightshire,London, South of England, Ireland, and Local ...All England, Ireland, and the Continent, South of Scotland,Edinburgh, Glasgow, Kilmarnock, Local and Rural PostsEdinburgh, Glasgow, Ayrshire, Thornhill, Avildgirth, Kirkcudbrightshire,Wigtownshire, Carlisle, Annan, Local, &c.Delivery byPostmen beginsat7 a.m.11 40 a.m.2 15 p.m.6 p.m.8 p.m.On SUNDAYS the Lettersare delivered at the Counter from 9.0 a.m. to10.0 a.m. On Public Holidays there is one delivery only by Postmen at7.0 a.m.* Restricted Area.

POSTAL INFORMATION.GENERAL REGULATIONS.INLAND SERVICE.Letter Post.Letters not exceeding 4 oz. in weight .. Postage IdFor every additional 2 oz. ... ... ...,, id.A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with doublepostage, and a letter posted insufl&ciently prepaid is chargeablewith double the deficiency.No letter may exceed 2 feet in length, 1 foot in width, or 1foot in depth.Post-cards.The prepaid rate of postage on every post-card is ^d, and onevery reply post-card Id. An unpaid post-card is charged Id.Cards used as post-cards must be made of ordinary cardboard,not thicker than the material used for the thickest official card,and not thinner than the material used for the thinnest. Theymay not exceed 5^ inches by 3^ inches in size, or be less than 4inches by 2f inches.Halfpenny Packet Post.This post can be used only for packets not exceeding 2 oz. inweight, and is intended chiefly for the transmission of printed andpartly printed documents.The special conditions under which circulars, invoices, deeds,&c., may be sent as halfpenny packet® are given on pages 11-14 ofthe Post Office Guide, which may be obtained at any Post Office.Newspaper Post.For each registered Newspaper ... Postage id.A newspaper should be so folded as to admit of the title beingreadily seen. It must be posted either without a cover or in acover entirely open at both ends.Parcel Post.Parcels not exceeding 1 lb. in weightExceeding 1 lb., but not 2 lb.2 1b., ,, 3 1b.3 1b-, ,, 5 1b.,, 5 1b., ,, 71b.stag e 3d))4dand Id per lb. for every additional lb. or fraction of a lb. up to11 lb.J5J JJ55d6d7d

—POSTAL INFORMATION.No paroel exceeding 11 lb.in weight can be sent by Parcel Post.The size allowed for an Inland Postal Parcel isGreatest length ... ... ... ... 3 ft. 6 in.Greatest length and girth combined ... 6 ft. in.Pai-cels should be marked " Parcfel Post," and presented at thecounter of a Post Office. They should on no account be depositedin a letter box. The sender's name and address should be writteneither inside the parcel or on the cover.Articles which must not be sent by Post.Nothing indecent, explosive, or dangerous, no living creature^nor anything likely to injure the contents of the Mails or an officerof the Post Office, is allowed to be sent by Post.Malie-up of Correspondence.Everything sent through the Post must be so packed or madeUp as to preserve the contents from loss or damage in the Post, andto prevent injury to other correspondence.Liquids or semi-liquids, such as jellies, pickles, paint, varnish^must be put into bottles or cases securely stoppered, and the bottlesor cases must be packed in boxes of wood, leather, or metal. Theedges or points of sharp instruments, such as chisels, razors,needles, or forks, must be carefully protected. A packet withfragile or perishable contents should be conspicuously marked"Fragile^ with care/' or "Perishable."Re-direction.Letters, post^cards, halfpenny packages, and newspapers arenot charged when re-directed to the addressee by an officer of thePost Office or by an agent of the addressee, provided that in thelatter case they are re-posted not later than the day after delivery(Sundays and public holidays not being counted). Any which appearto have been opened or tampered with before being re-posted arecharged as unpaid. Parcels are, however, subject, when re-directed,to an additional postage at the prepaid rate for each re-direction,except where the original and the second address are both withinthe delivery of the same Post Office, and the parcels are re-postedwithin the period of free re-d'irction allowed for letters.Poste Restante.Correspondence addressed "Post Office, to be called for," or"Poste Restante," is delivered at the Head Post Office, and atCountry Sub-Offices. The address should show clearly at whichOffice it will be applied for. The Poste Restante is intended solelyfor the use of strangers or travellers, and even they may not use

POSTAL INFORMATION.the Poste Restante for more than three months. Letters addressedto initials or to fictitious names at Post Ofiices are not taken in atthe Poste Restante, but are sent to the Returned Letter Branchfor disposal.Parcels addressed to a Post Office to be called for are not keptat the Poste Restante more than three weeks, after which time,if not called for, thej' are returned to the sender."Blind Literature" Post.Papers and books impressed for the use of the blind can besent at the following rates of postage —:Not exceeding 2 oz . . . . ... ... ... ... id-Exceeding 2 oz. and not exceeding 2 lb. ... ... Id.Exceeding 2 lb. and not exceeding 5 lb. ... ... l^d.Exceeding 5 lb. and not exceeding 6 lb. ... ... 2id.The special conditions applicable wall be found on page 49 ofthe Post Office Guide.Registration and Compensation.The ordinary registration fee for all classes of correspondence,including parcels, is 2d in addition to the postage.Subject to certain conditions, this fee secures compensation inthe event of loss or damage up to £5. Subject to the same conditions,compensation up to £400 may be secured on payment of theproper fees. The fees (which in each case include the ordinaryregistration fee of 2d) are as follows —:Limit ofLimit of«Limit ofFee. Compensa- Fee. Compensa- Fee. Compensation.tion. tion.D. £ S. D. £ S. D £2 5 9 140 1 4 2803 20 10 160 1 5 3004 40 11 ISO 1 6 3205 60 1 200 1 7 3406 80 1 1 220 1 8 3607 100 1 2 240 1 9 3808 120 1 3 260 1 10 400No compensation is given in respect of monej'- unless it is sentby Letter Post in one of the registered letter envelopes sold bj^ thePost Office, and certain other conditions are complied with ; andin no case does the compensation given in respect of coin exceed £5.If it be desired to secure compensation for damage to a packet

yPOSTAL INFORMATION.(other than a parcel*),with care."the packet must bear the words "Fragile,Compensation up to a limit of £2 is given in respect of the lossor damage of unregistered parcels, provided that, in case of loss, acertificate of posting was obtained at the time of handing in, andthat certain other conditions were complied with. No compensationis given in respect of money enclosed in any parcel, or inrespect of jewellery enclosed in an unregistered parcel.Advice of Delivery.The sender of a registered packet may, on payment of a furtherfee of 2d, either at the time of posting or subsequently, obtainadvice of its deliver.Enquiry as to Loss.Enquiry as to the alleged loss or non-delivery of a registeredpacket should also be accompanied by a fee of 2d, and should, ifpossible, be made upon the form used in applying for an advice ofdelivery. If it is found that the Post Office is in fault the enquiryfee will be refunded.Express Delivery of Letters and Parcels.1. Express throughout (Local Service).The charge is 3d for every mile or part of a mile from the Officeof delivery to the address, together with a further fixed charge ofId for each article beyond one. A weight fee of 3d is charged uponpackets over 1 lb. in weight.A reply is charged for at the same rates, unless it is for anaddress on the messenger's homeward route or within half a mileof his office, in which case the charge for mileage is half theordinary rates.If it is necessarj^ to emploj' a special conveyance, the cost mustbe paid by the sender, in addition to the ordinary expresG fee.The weight fee is not charged in this case.2. Express delivery after transmission by ordinary Post.Correspondence posted in the ordinary waj^ can, when thesender so desires, be delivered by express messenger either from theHead Office or from the usual delivery office immediately on arrival.The fee is 3d a mile or part of a mile in addition to the ordinarypostage. The words "Express Delivery" must be boldly andlegibly written on the cover, and in the case of a letter the covermust be marked with a broad perpendicular line from top to bottomboth on front and back.* That is, a packet sent by Parcel Post. But whenever a parcel requires to betreated with special care the nature of its contents should V)e indicated on the cover.

POSTAL INFORMATION. 9On Sundays in London, Express Correspondence of all kinds(except parcels) for places in the London Postal District arrivingon Sunday mornings bj tlie Night Mails from the ProTinces orposted in London too late for Express Delivery on Saturday nightsbut in time for the last collection, will be delivered from theGreneral Post Office, provided that it is marked with a thick perpendicularline from top te bottom, and. with the words ' Express'Delivery on Sunday," and an express fee is prepaid at the rate of3d a mile or part of a mile, calculated from the General Post Office.3. Express delivery at request of addressee (week days only).The addressees of letters and parcels not marked for ExpressDelivery may have them delivered by special messenger in advanceof the ordinary delivery by postmen, on making application inproper time on a form provided for the purpose and prepaying theusual express fee of 3d a mile on the jBirst packet, and a furtherfixed charge of Id for every additional ten or less number of packets.For regulations respecting Express Letters sent by Telephone,see page 14.Single Post Letters by Railway.Single post letters, not exceeding 4 oz. in weight, are acceptedby most railway companies to be sent by the next available train orsteamship. They may either be called for at the station of address,by the addressee or by a Post Office Express messenger, or will betransferred from the station by a railway official to the nearest postoffice letter box. The postage must be prepaid in stamps, and a feeof 2d in cash must be paid to the railway company.Private Boxes and Bags.The charges made for the use of private boxes and bags maybe ascertained on application to the Postmaster. Fees for the useof private boxes and bags are payable in advance. The letters aredelivered on presentation at the private box office of the check cardfurnished to the renter by the Postmaster, or on presentation of awritten order signed by the renter.Private Posting Boxes.Arrangements are made for special collections of letters fromprivate posting boxes at offices or private residences. Particularsmay be obtained of the Postmaster.Prepayment in Money.The postage on every kind of correspondence, other than newspapers,when it amounts to £1 and upwards, can be paid in moneyat the Head Office between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The letters, postcards,or packets should be tied in bundles representing a postageof 5s each (or, in the case of exceptionally bulky packets, 2s 6deach), with the addresses arranged in the same direction, but thisrequirement does not apply to parcels prepaid in money.

——....10 POSTAL INFORMATION.FOREIGN AND COLONIAL SERVICE.The charges and the limits of weight, &c., for various classesof correspond ence are as follows —:Letters(a) For British Possessions,Espyt, U.S.A.,places in Morocco wherethere are British PostOffice Agencies, and HisMajesty's ships abroad.(b) For all other places .PostcardsDo. (Reply paid)Printe^l Papers(a) For Foreign Countriesin the Postal Union.(b) For other placesCommercial Papers .Samples—(a) For Foreign Countriein the Postal Union.(b) For other placesParcelsInsured Boxes . . .Registration FeeInsu'-ance FeesAdvice of deliveryExpress delivery—LettersDo. —ParcelsId per oz. . . No2^d first oz., Do.l^d each oz.after.Id .... - ^2d .. .. —)^d per 2 oz. .Do.limit 2 feet in length, 1 foot inwidth or depth.4 lb5 lbDo.Length, 4 in. to 5^ in.width, 2J in. to 3^ in.18 in. by 1 ft. ;(in form ofroll, 30 in. by 4 in.)As for letters;(in form ofroll, 30 in. by 4 in.)Do. (Same as fo r Printed Papers.)(minimum 2J^d)Jd per 2 oz. . 12 oz. 12 in. by 8 in. by 4 in. ; (in(minimum Id)form of roll, 12in. by 6in.)Do.5 lb. As for letters.According to 11 lb. in Varying, but generally samedestination. most cases as for inland parcels.Do. 2 1b .. 12 in. by „ 4_in. by 4 in.2d for all correspondence except parcels.4d up to £12, 2d each £12 after, lor letters, boxes, andparcels.2^d for registered and insured articles.3d.5d.Articles Liable to Customs Duty are admissible only by ParcelPost. If sent otherwise they may bie stopped, subjected to fine,or confiscated.Prestted and Commercial Papers and Samples must be open toinspection and may not contain actual correspondence.Magazine Post for Canada and Newfoundland.Duly registered British Newspapers, Magazines, and TradeJournals intended for despatch to Canada by Direct CanadianPacket and to Newfoundland by direct Packet or via Canada bydirect Canadian Packet may be s-ent under certain conditions at areduced postage rate of Id per pound.

POSTAL INFORMATION. 11Parcel Post.Parcels must be strongly packed ; thej^ are liable to be openedfor Customs examination in the country of destination, and thecontents are subject to Customs duty. The destination and thenature and value of the contents must be described on special formsprovided at all Post Offices. By the rules of various countries manyarticles may not be sent by Parcel Post.Cash on Delivery.This arrangement for collecting from the recipient for remittanceto the sender by Money Order or Postal Order the value of articlessent by Post extends in general to parcels, and in many cases toinsured letters, and registered packets exchanged between theUnited Kingdom and certain British Possessions, certain BritishPost Office Agencies abroad, and Egypt.Re-direction.Re-direction, within the specified period, is free throughout thePostal Union except for parcels. Additional postage must, however,be paid on packets re-directed to countries for which the postage ishigher than that originally paid.Registration and Insurance.Compensation for registered letters is paid only for total loss.Letters (containing documents only) and parcels for most Europeanand some other countries may be insured (generally up to £400)against loss or abstraction of contents. Small packets of jewellery,etc., may be sent to certain countries as insured boxes. These aresubject to Customs examination, and must be accompanied by thespecial form® used for parcels.Express Delivery.In manj^ countries there are arrangem^ents for express deliverysimilar to those in this country.Reply Coupons.Coupons exchangeable for stamps of the value of 25 centimes{2^) each in any country participating in the arrangement can bepurchased at any Money Order Office at the price of 3d. Couponsreceived from other countries may be exchanged for postage stampsat any Money Order Office.Further information with regard to the regnlations of theForeign or Colonial Post may be obtain^ed at any Post Office or fromthe Post Office Guide, pages^52-84, 710-837, and 862-3.

12 POSTAL INFORMATION.TELEGRAPHS.INLAND.Charges.The charge is 6d for the first 12 words, including the address,and id for each additional word.Groups of figures are counted at the rate of five figures to aword.Delivery.Telegrams are delivered free of charge within three miles of theTelegraph Ofiice nearest the address, or within the town postaldelivery of the terminal office, if a Head Office, when that deliveryextends beyond three miles. When the addressee resides beyond thefree delivery, porterage is charged at the rate of 3d a mile or partof a mile, during the ordinary office hours, reckoning from the boundaryof the free delivery. A telegram handed in late at night may,at the request of the sender, be held over for delivery on thefollowing morning.Prepaid Replies.The cost of a reply not exceeding forty-eight words may beprepaid ; and a reply form will then be delivered to the addressee,who may send his reply from any Telegraph Office or use the form toprepay any message within two months.Addresses.The address of a telegram should be sufficiently full to enable itto be delivered without difficulty, and without reference to directoriesor other sources of information. In telegrams for towns, thename of the street and the number of the house should be givenwhen the address is not registered.An address ordinarily used for letters is not necessarily corrector sufficient for telegrams.Abbreviated Telegraphic Addresses.Any person may register an abbreviated telegraphic address onpayment of a fee of one guinea per annum.made to the Chief Office.Repetition.Applications should beIf the receiver of a telegram doubts its accuray, he may have itrepeated by depositing half the amount paid for its transmission.The money will be refunded to him if it is found that the telegramhas been inaccurately transmitted. The sender may have a telegramrepeated back from office to office on payment of an additional halfrate at the time of handing in ; but in this case no copy of therepetition is given to the sender.

POSTAL INFORMATION. 13FOREIGN.Foreign Telegrams maj^ be written in plain language or in secretlanguage. Secret language comprises code language and figure orletter cypher.In plain language the length allowed for a single word is 15letters, additional letters being charged for at the rate of 15 lettersto a word.Words in plain langiiage in the text of a mixed telegram (thatis, a telegram containing words in plain language and words in codelanguage) are charged for at the rate of 10 letters to a word, anyexcess being charged for at the rate of 10 letters to a word.Code words must not contain more than 10 letters. They maybe real words or pronounceable gToups of letters having the appearanceof real wor^. The real words must be drawn from one of thefollowing languages —English, French, German, : Italian, Spanish,Portuguese, Dutch, and Latin ; the groups of letters must be pro^nounceable according to the current usage of one of those languages..In cypher language, which comprises groups of figures or lettershaving a secret meaning, the groups are counted at five figures orletters to a word. Figure and letter cypher cannot be combined inone gix)iip.Words incorrectly spelled, so as to reduce the number of letters;below the maximum, or incorrectly joined together contrary to theusage of the language, are inadmissible.A reply of any length can be prepaid to a foreign telegram.The amount paid for a reply is refunded to the sender of the originaltelegram if no reply is sent, provided that application is made withinthree months. Foreign reply forms are only available for six weeks.The reoeiver of a telegram can obtain the correction of passagesWhick are doubtful by paying a sum calculated by multiplying thenumber of words to be repeated by the rate per word to the placefrom which repetition is to be obtained. The minimum charge islOd. The amount is refunded if the telegram has been inaccuratelytransmitted.If the repetition shows that the repeated words were not allinaccurately transmitted in the first instance, a proportionate partonly of the amount paid for repetition will be refunded.The Postmaster-General is not liable for any losses sustained orexpenses incurred in consequence of the inaccurate transmission,dela3% or non-delivery of a telegram.For Telegrams sent by Telephone, see page 14.WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.Radiotelegrams are accepted at any Telegraph Office for transmissionfrom various Coast Stations in the United Kingdom and"abroad to certain ships equipped with wireless telegraph apparatus.Further particulars can be obtained from the Post Office Guide(quarterly edition), pages 864-869, or at any Telegraph Office.

14 POSTAL INFORMATION.TELEPHONES.Trunk Telephone Lines.The scalefollows —:of charges for three mimites' conversation is asFor distances not exceeding 100 miles, 3d for each 25 milesor fraction thereof.For each additional 40 miles or fraction thereof, 6d.'When a Trunk conversation is between a subscriber to theNational Telephone Company's system and a caller or subscriber ofthe Municipal Exchange at Portsmouth, a " terminal fee " has alsoto be paid.The ordinary period of conversation is limited to three minutes,but any person may secnre the uninterrupted use of a trunk line for3ix minutes by prepaying a double fee, or may extend a threeminutes' conversation to six minutes on demand at the end of thefirst period. The latter privilege can be exercised at Call Ofl&cesonly if a deposit has been made by the caller in the first instance tocover the fee for the second period of three minutes. This depositis refunded if the call is not extended.Callers are required to pay a Call Ofl&ce fee of 2d on inwardTrunk calls, and also, in addition to the Trunk fee, on callsoriginated at Call Offices.Between the hours of 7 pim. and 7 a.m. the charge for a sixminutes' conversation is the same as for a single period of threeminutes dnring the day. During the same period, for a threeminutes' conversation, for which the day charge is 9d, a reducedfee of 6d is charged, and half the usual day charge is made wherethe ordinary fee is Is or more.Express Letters and Telegrams sent by Telephone.Any subscriber to a Telephone Exchange may telephone messages(except those for transmission at Press rate) to most of thePost Offices which can be reached through the local ExchangeSystem, or by means of the Post Office trunk wires, in order that themessages may be written down and dealt with as telegrams, orexpress letters, or ordinary letters. Messages intended to be for-Avarded by telegraph should be telephoned as a rule to the HeadTelegraph Office of the district. Many public Telephone Call Offices,may also be used in thisor private telephone lines to Post Offices,way.An ordinarj' letter or express letter telephoned to a Post Officeis delivered for the usual postage fee or express delivery fee if itdoes not contain more than 30 words, including the address; andeach additional 30 words or fraction thereof is treated, for purposesof charge, as a separate letter or express letter, as the case may be.

POSTAL INFORMATION. 15The charge for the use oi the telephone is the same as in the

16 POSTAL INFORMATION.If the attention of the London subscriber cannot be gained, themessage will be delivered by post on Monday with a statement asto the attempts made to deliver it on Sunday.Private Wires.Private wires to Post Offices for the purpose of obtaining theforegoing facilities, or private wires between different" premises ofthe same firm or the premises of different firms, can be provided bythe Post Office. The terms and conditions may be ascertained ofthe Secretary, General Post Office.MONEY ORDERS.Inland—For sums not exceeding £1 ...Rates of Poundage.,,exceeding £1 and not exceeding £3;? 5) )5 ))*" £10£10 „ „ £20£20 „ „ £30£30 „ „ £40Foreign and Colonial—For sums not exceeding £1 .,,,exceeding £1 and not exceeding £2Pound \ge. 2d. 3d. 4d. 6d, 8d.,.lOds. D... 3.. 6For every additional amount not exceeding £2 up to and^ ^ «including £40 ,., ... ... ... ... ... .../(The service extends to nearly all countries, but in a few cases themaximu.m amount for a single Order is £30, £20, or £10.)When, in order to catch an earlier mail to a place abroad, theremitter desires the particulars to be advised to the Money OrderDepartment, London, by telegraph, instead of by post, a supplementaryfee of 6d will be charged for each Order in addition tothe ordinary Poundage and the cost of the Telegram of Advice.Telegraph Money Orders.Inland.—The charges are as follows :—(1) Poundage at the same rate as for ordinary Inland MoneyOrders.(2) A charge for the Telegram of Advice at the ordinarj^rate for Inland Telegrams.(3) A supplementary fee of 2d for each Order.Telegraph Money Orders are issued at all Money Order Officesthat are despatching offices for telegrams, and may be made payable

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POSTAL INFORMATION. 17at any Money Order Office which is also an office for the delivery oftelegrams.-Foreign and Colonial.—^Telegraph Money Orders are exchangedwith most European countries, Egypt, Canada, UnitedStates, and Newfoundland.The charges for Orders issued in the United Kingdom are asfollows —:(1) Money Order poundage at the ordinary rate for ForeignMoney Orders.(2) A charge for the Telegram of Advice at the ordinary ratefor telegrams addressed to the country of payment.(3) A supplementary fee of 6d for each Order.Private Messages for Payees of Telegraph Money Orders.—The remitter of an Inland or Foreign Telegraph Money Order isallowed, on paying for the additional words required, to add to theofficial Telegram of Advice any short communication which he maywish to send to the payee.Advices of Payment.—The remitters of Inland Money Ordersand Orders payable at most places abroad can obtain Advices ofPayment by paying an additional fee for each Order. The fee- is2d in the case of an Inland Order, and 2^d in the case of an Orderpayable abroad.POSTAL ORDERS.Postal Orders for the following fixed amounts are issued andpaid at almost all Post Offices in the United Kingdom.Amount of Order,6d, Is, Is 6d, 2s, 2s Gd3s, 3s 6d, 4s, 4s 6d, 5s, 5s, 6d, 6s, 6s 6d, 7s, 7s 6d, 8s, 8s 6d, 9s,9s 6d, 10s, 10s 6d, lis, lis 6d, 12s, 12s 6d, 13s, 13s 6d, 14s,14s 6d 1,'is...15s 6d, 16s' 16s 6d, 17s, 17s 6d, 18s, ISs 6d, 198, 19s 6d, 20s, 21sPoundage.idIdIMBroken amounts, but not fractions of a penny, naay be madeup by the use of British postage stamps not exceeding three innumber or fivepence in total value affixed to the face of any onePostal Order in the space provided for the purpose.British Postal Orders are also issued and paid in practically allparts of the British Empire (except Australia), in Egypt, and atthe British Agencies in Turkey and Morocco, and at Panama. Theyare paid, but not issued, at certain Offices in" Canada.In most cases local postage stamps affixed to Postal Orders bythe senders in accordance with the regulations will be paid up to

18 POSTAL INFORMATION.the value of 5d. Postage stamps of British Agencies overprintedin local currency are not recognised for this purpose.POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK.Deposits of one shilling or more (excluding pence) will bereceived to the extent of £50 in one year ending 31st December,and. £200 in all. A person may also replace the amount of onewithdrawal during the year. The limits mentioned are irrespectiveof any sums deposited for immediate investment in GovernmentStock or for purchase of Annuities or Life Insurances. Interest atthe rate of £2 10s per cent, per annum is allowed on deposits.Full directions as to the opening of accounts, the making ofdeposits, etc., can be obtained at any of the 15,000 Post Officestransacting iSavings Bank business. Persons desiring to save bymeans of penny postage stamps may obtain the necessary forms atany Post Office. Any sum up to £1 may be withdrawn withoutprevious notice.Government Stock.Investments in Government Stock may be made by depositorsthrough the agency of the Post Office in " Two and a half per cent.Consoiidated " Stock, " Two and a half per cent." Annuities, " Twoand three-quarters per cent." Annuities (1905), Local Loans " Threeper cent." Stock, " Guaranteed 2f per cent." Stock, and " Guaranteed3 per cent." Stock. Printed forms of application and otherinformation may be obtained at any Post Office transacting SavingsBank business.Government Insurance and Annuity Business.Premiums may be seen and information obtained atTables ofany Post Office transacting Savings Bank business. The premiumsare paj^able bj^ deductions from deposit accounts in the Post OfficeSavings Bank.SALE OF STAMPS, POST CARDS, &c.Books of Stamps containing ^d and Id Postage Stamps ofvalue of Is 11^ are issued, price 2s.Post Caeds are sold at the following prices —:Stout Cards (4^ ins. x 3J ins.), 6d a packet of ILThin Cards (5 4 ins. x 3^ ins.), 6d a packet of 11.Reply Post Cards are sold at the following prices —:Stout Cards (4^ ins. x 3J ins.), Is a packet of 11.Thin Cards (5J ins. x 3^ ins.), Is a packet of 11.the

POSTAL INFORMATION. 19Post Cards for transmission to places abroad are sold for Ideacli ; Reply Post Cards for 2d each.Embossed Envelopes are sold at the following prices —:Bearing Halfpenny Stamp." Commercial " (5y\ ins. x 3| Ins.), 9d a packet of 16.''Foolscap " {8| ins. x 3| ins.), Is a packet of 20.Bearing a Penny Stamp.*'A " size (4f ins. x 3i| ins.), Is lOd a packet of 20."'Commercial " (5^^ ins. x 3J ins.), Is 5d a packet of 16.Registered Letter Envelopes are of various sizes. They aresold at S^d, S^d, 3fd, and 4d each, according to size.Letter Cards are sold at the rate of 8 for 9d.Newspaper Wrappers are sold at the following prices :—Bearing Halfpenny Stamp, 7 for 4d.Bearing Penny Stamp, 8 for 8|-d.LICENSES.Dog and Gun Licences are issued at all Money Order Offices inEngland and Scotland.Establishment, Carriage, Motor, and Private Brewers' Licencesare issued at ail Money Order Offices in England, and at someOffices in Scotland.Game Licences are issued at Money Order Offices at which thereis a demand' for them.INLAND REVENUE STAMPS.Inland Revenue and Fee Stamps are on sale at Head Offices;and, if not in stock, can be obtained through any Money OrderOffice in England and Wales and through certain offices in Scotlandand Ireland.For full information in regard to the business transacted by thePost Office the quarterly Post Office Guide should be consulted.The Guide is sold at every Post Office, price 6d.

20 ADVERTISEMENTS.IT ISIMPORTANTNot to delay if your Sight is failing, or if your Eyesare weak and Troublesome. A few Shillings spent onGOOD GLASSES is well spent — poor glasses are dearatany price.The Glasses supplied here are of very fine quality,are accurately ground and centred.Free Testing. Glasses from 4s 6d,1R. /lb. Xawson,^pIpbarmactst an^ ©ptictan,^ ^ S Caetle StreetJOHN WALKER, ..68 Bueeleueh Street.Mantles, Jackets, Costumes, Gloves, Laces,Hosiery, &c.GENERAL DRAPERY,

'•;Public Offices, Boards, Instifufions, Sociefies, &c.INDumfries and Maxwelltown.Public Offices.Burgh Surveyor—John Barker; office,Town Hall Buildings.Collector of Burgh and Parish Rates—W. J. Stark, 75 BuccleuchStreet.Corporation Gas Works— Office, Cumberland Street; manager,Sam. Dickie.County Constabulary Office, County Buildings—William Gordon,Chief Constable.County Council Offices, County Buildings—John Robson, countyclerk; medical officer, J. Maxwell Ross ; road surveyor, A. V.Hart.Customs—Principal Coast Officer, W. M'Kmnon; Surveyor ofTaxes, A. W. Bunn.Inland Revenue Offices, 139 Irish Street—Collector and Distributorof Stamps, James Kyle; Supervisor of Excise, H. Hawthorne.Land Valuation and Registration of Voters Act for the Burgh-Assessor, F. O. Pringle, 12. Buccleuch Street.National Telephone Company, Ltd., 135 High Street.Parish Council Chambers, 28 Queen Street—Henry Reid, clerk andinspector.Police Office, Town Hall Buildings—Wm. Black, Chief Constable.Post Office, Buccleuch Street—W. Carmichael, postmaster.Procurator-Fiscal's Office, County Buildings—C. S. Phyn^ fiscal.Public Analyst—James Davidson, F.I.C., 119 Irish Street.Registrar's Office,. 57 Buccleuch Street—Sam. Brown, registrarStewart Ritchie, depute registrar.Registrar's Office (Troqueer), Galloway Street, Maxwelltown—R.M'Courtie, registrar.Sanitary Inspector's Office, Town Hall Buildings—John Barker,inspector.School Board—Clerk, J. E. Blacklock, 93 Irish Street.School Board (Landward)—Clerk, Bertram M'Gowan, 135 IrishStreet.School Board (Troqueer)—Clerk, Alex. Dobie, 1 and 2 GallowayStreet, Maxwelltown.Session Clerk (Parish of Dumfries)— Francis O. Pringle, 12 BuccleuchStreet.

.22 PUBLIC OFFICES, &c.Session Clerk (St. Mary's)—John Herries, 34 Queen Street.Session Clerk (Troqueer)—A. Dobie, Craigielea, Maxwelltown.Session Clerk (Maxwelltown)—R. K. Kinnear, 9 Laurieknowe,MaxwelltownSheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings—F. G. Watson, Sheriff-Clerk.Stamp Office, 139 Irish Street—James Kyle, Distributor. InlandRevenue Stamps can also be purchased at the Post Office.Telegraph and Telephone Offices—Post Office, Buccleuch Street.Town Chamberlain—M. H. M'Kerrow, 43 Buccleuch Street.Town Clerks' Office, 57 Buccleuch Street—J. & R. A. Grierson,joint clerks.Valuation of Lands and Heritages, Property and Income Tax andRegistration of Voters Office, 139 Irish Street—A. W. Bunn,assessor.Weights and Measures Office, County Buildings, English Street-Alexander L. Barr, inspector.Town Council of Dumfries, &c.Magistrates.Provost—James Lennox.Bailies—David Herbert Hastie, J. T. W. Smart, and DavidO'Brien.Police Judges—James Scott Thomson and Thomas S. Macaulay>Councillorn.First Ward—James Lennox, A. Roddan, and James Sinclair.Copland.Second Ward—J. S. Thomson, R. Cowan, and M. I.Third Ward—D. O'Brien, W. J. Kelly, and G. M'Laren.Fourth Ward—D. H. Hastie, G. Boggis, and S. Robinson.Fifth Ward—B. Connolly, J. Irving, and R. Wallace.Sixth Ward—R. Wyper, G. Mogerley, and R. F. Ritchie.Seventh Ward— T. S. Macaulay, M. Jamieson, and R. J. J, Sloan.Eighth Ward—R. C. Kelly, J. T. W. Smart, R. Miller, and J.Newby.Dean of Guild—R. Cowan. Treasurer—R. Wyper.Joint Town Clerks—John Grierson and R. A. Grierson.Depute Town Clerk—^^Sam. Brown.Town Chamberlain—M. H. M^Kerrow.Assessor—Francis O. Pringle. Collector—W. J. Stark.Auditor—^Fred. C. Dewar, C.A., Ayr.Gas Manager—Sam. Dickie.Gas Collector—Robert Reid.Chief Constable—William Black.Burgh Fiscal—James Kissock, Solicitor.

—WATERWORKS COMMISSIONERS, &c. 23Medical Officer—Dr Joseph Hunter.Public Analyst—James Davidson, F.I.C.Sanitary Inspector—John Barker.Burgh Officer and Billet Master—R. Stoba.Baths, &c., Superintendent— J. B. Smith.Keeper of Public Parks—John Walland.Dumfries and Maxwelltown Waterworks Comraissioners.From Town Council ofDumfries.Bailie HastieBailie MacaukiyTreasurer R. WyperCouncillor Cowan,,SmartD. O'BrienChairman—Provost Lennox.From Ratepayers.Thomas RoddanWilliam ChalmersT. Charlton FarriesA. WardFrom Town Council ofMaxwelltown.Provost NicholsonBailie TaitCouncillor SteelClerk and Law Agent—Bertram M'Gowan.Assessor—F. 0. Pringle. Collector— Alex. Grierson.Analyst—James Davidson, F.I.C. Auditor—M. H. M'Kerrow.Engineer—Nigel B. Wilson.Registration of Births, Marriag-es, and Deaths.17 and 18 Victoria, cap. 80, and relative Statutes.Ofl&ce—57 Buccleuch Street, for Parish of Dumfries.Sam. Brown, Registrar.Assistant Registrar—Stewart Ritchie.Office— Galloway Street, Maxwelltown, for Parish of Troqueer.R. M'Courtie, Registrar.Births, Marriages, and Deaths will be registered without anyfee or penalty if intimated within the following periods, viz. :Births 21 days.Marriages *... ... ... ... 3 days.Deaths8 days.In Registering Births it is necessary to state the date and placeof the parents' marriage.

—Lauder,m PARISH COUNCIL, &c.Dumfries Parish Council.(Chambers—28 Queen Street.)Chairman—T. C. Farries.Inspector of Poor—Henry Reid.Medical Officer—Dr P. Murray Kerr, M.B., CM.Collector of Rates—W. J. Stark.Governor of Workhouse— J. D. W. Black.Fire Brig^ade.(Keys at Police Office.)Firemaster—Robert Beattie, 128 Irish Street.Carmont, James, ChairmanHyslop, J.SchoolBoards.BURGH.Penman, A. C.Hiddleston, W.Mackechnie, J.Munro, W.Dinwiddle, L. M.Phyn, C. S.Macdonald, J. C. R.Clerk and Treasurer— J. E. Blacklock, Solicitor.Officer—Richard Ancell.Campbell, Rev. J. Montgomery, ChairmanLANDWARD.!M 'Murray, Alexander M'Alister, A. WRoss, John,Houston, James Dobie, Alex. .JohnJClerk and Treasurer—Bertram M'Gowah.Officer—Colour-Sergeant A. Brooker.Schools.DUMFRIES ACADEMY.Rector—John W. Critchley, M.A. (St. And. and Oxon.).ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.Superior Rer. Brother James. Teachers—The MarLst Brothers.LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS.Aberdour House—Principals, Misses Wright and Mond.Benedictine Convent—Sub-Prioress and Nuns.

—Brownliall J. Laidlaw.Catberiniefield—D. H. Hutcheon.George Street—Tbos. Douglas.Glasgow Street—J. M'GIashan.Laurieknowe—D. Armit, M.A.Loreburn Street^J. Waddfell.Noblebill—J. White.SCHOOLS, &c. 25ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.St. Andrew's R.C. (Boys)—Marist Brothers.St. Andrew's R.C. (Girls)—Sisters of St. Vincent dePaul.S. John's Episo-jpal—E. A.Beattie.St. Michael Street — JohnHendrie.Sheriff Court of Dumfries.Sheriff-Principal—James A. Fleming, K.C.Sheriff-Substitute—George Campion, B.A.Sheriff-Clerk— Fred. G. Watson.Sheriff-Clerk Depute—John M'Burnie.Procurator-Fiscal—C. S. Phyn. ,>Ordinary Courts, every Tuesday and Friday during the Sessionat 11 o'clock ;Small Debt and Debts Recovery Court, every Tuesdayduring the Session at 12 o'clock.FACULTY OF PROCURATORS;Dean of Faculty—C. Steuart Phyn.Sub-Dean—J. R. Byers, Lockerbie.Secretary—Alex. Milroy. Treasurer—James Geddes.Dean's Council— G. B. Carruthers, Robert Adamson, aiid BertramM'Gowan. .,Adamson, R., W.S,*Blacklpck, Jonathan E.Carruthers, G. B.Dickie, JohnFergusson, DavidGeddes, James*Grier&on, John*Grierson, R. A.Haining, J. M.Henderson, JamesHenderson, John*Members Practising in Dumfries.Hendrie, Geo. T.Hyslop, JamesJardine, RobertKissock, JamesMilroy, AlexanderM 'Gowan, BertramMacdonald, J. C. R.,W.S.M'Kerrow, Matthew H,Maxwell, R.Those marked * are Notaries Public.Moodie, William*Phyn, C. SteuartPrimrose, William.Primrose, John*Primrose, W. K.Robison, A. D. ,"' "''Stark, W. J.Stoba, Robert*Symons, John*Whitelaw, James W.'

26 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, &c.Justice of Peace Courts.Clerk of the Peace for Dumfriesshire—Mr Bertram M'Gowan.Procurator-Fiscal—Mr James Henderson.Courts held irregularly as business arises.JuHlicen of the Peace residing in and near Dumfries.Anderson, Wellwood Jun.,Ivy Lodge.Barrbour, James, of St. Christopher's.Bell, Thomas Hope, of Morrington.Browne, J. H. Balfour, K.C.,Goldielea.Browne, Sir James Crichton,of Crindau.Carmont, James, Castledykeis.Carruthers, Peter, of PortrackCharteries, Samuel, Roeefield.Clark, J. H. Gilchrist, ofSpeddooh.Corrie, Joseph, Millbank.Crabbe, Major John, of Buncow.Dickson, W. C, Glencaple.Dinwiddie, L. M., manufacturer.Dinwiddle, W. A., manufacturer.Douglas, A. H. Johnstone,Comlongon.Dudgeon, Robert W.. ofCargen.Easterbrook, Dr C. E., CrichtonHouse.Edmondson, James H., Riddingwood.Farisih, William R., 4 Langlands.Frood, John, Nether Looharwoods.Graham, William G., of Muirside.Griereon, P. J. H., late ofDalgoner.Hoggan, Charles James,Waterside.Johnston, Captain A. F. C.»Carnsalloch.Kennedy, William, Sundaywell.Keswick, H., Cowhill Tower.Lennox, David, Edenbank.Lennox, James, Edenbank.Leny, W. Macalpine, Dalswinton.Lockerbie, J., Burnfoot^Cluden.Lyon, John Stewart, Kirkmichael.M'George, J. C, Moatbrae.Maxwell, Charles H., Dalruscan.Maxwell, W. J., Terr^gles^Banks.Maxwell, W. J., of Munches.Munro, W., draper.Murray, P. M., M.D., Dumfries.Penman, A. C, motor manufacturer.Robertson, J. A., Saughtree.Watson, Thomas, journalist.Williamson, N. A., of CarzieldWitham. Lieutenant - ColonelJ. Maxwell, Kirkconnell,

PLACES OF WORSHIP, &c. 27Places of Worship.Church of Scotland.St. Michael's—Rev. J. Montgomery Campbell.Greyfriars—Rev. J. Bryce Jamieson, B.D.St. Mary's—Rev. Alex. Chapman, M.A.Troqueer—Rev. James A. Campbell.Maxwelltown—Rev. D. M. Slesser.United Free Church.Free St. George's—Rev. Charles M'Neil, M.A., Rev.Duncan Ross, B.D.Free Martyrs—Rev. Thomas Keir.South Free—Rev. James Young Wilson, M.A.Maxwelltown Church—Rev. J. M. Little.Loreburn Street -Rev. D. R. W. Scott.Buccleuch Street—Rev. John Cairns, M.A.Townhead—Rev. H. A. Whitelaw.Other Denominations.Free Church (George Street)—Rev. G. L. Stewart.Congregational (Irving Street)—Rev. Alex. Day.Congregational (Waterloo Place)—Pastor James Strachan, M.A.Episcopalian (S. John's)—Rev. Colin Campbell im Thurn.Baptist (Newall Terrace)—Rev. W. Crozier.Wesleyan—Rev. W. Young.St. Andrew's Pro-Cathedral—Right Rev. W. Turner, D.D., Bishopof Galloway ; Canon O'Brien, St. Andrew's House ; Priest, Rev.R. Mullins.Benedictine Convent Chapel—Right Rev. W. Turner, D.D.,Corbelly Hill.Dumfries County Council.Convener of the County—H. Cavan Irving, Burnfoot, Micldlebie.Vice-Convener—W. Barber of Tererran.County Clerk—John Robson.County Treasurer—James Henderson.Chief Constable—W. Gordon.County Medical Officer—Dr J. Maxwell Ross.

2'8CATTLE MARKETS AND FAIRS.Rooms,Public Halls.AiSisemblyGeorge Loreburn Hall, 55 LoreburnStreet.Street.Dickson's Hall, 116 Irish Maxwelltewn - Hall, DavidStroet.Street.Drill Hall, Newall Terrace.Mechanics' Hall,. 2 to 8 IrishFreemason®' Hall, GeorgeStreet.Street.St. Mary's Hall, St. Mary'sSt. George's Halls, BuccleucliStreet.Street.Queensberry Hall, 8 QueenGreyfriars' Hall, 117 IrishStrieet.Street.Town Hall, Buocleuch Street.Cattle Markets and Fairs.Dumfries—Market Day, Wednesday.February.—(Candlemas Horse Fair) first Tuesday and Wednesday(O.S.). (Hiring) first Wednesday (O.S.).March.— (Hiring) last Wednesday.May.— (Horse) Wednesday before 26th. (Hiring), 26th, if Wednesday; if not, Wednesday after.June. — (Horse) last Wednesday (O.S.).September. — (Horse) 24th and 25th, if Tuesday and Wednesday;if not, :Tuesday and Wednesday after. (Hiring) Wednesday.October.— (Hiring) generally third Wednesday.November. — (Horse) Wednesday before 22nd. (Hiring) 22nd, if'Wednesday; if not, first Wednesday after.Pork.—Every Wednesday in months of January, February,March, November, and December.Local Institutions, Societies, &c.Dumfries and Galloway RoyalInfirmary.President, The Duke_ of Buccleuoh.Secretary and Treasurer, J.Symons.Chairman of Directors, Rev.J. Montgomery Campbell.Surgeonsi, Drs P. M. Kerr andW. D. Grieve.Physicians, Drs Clarke and>, Robs on.Assistant Physician, DrHunter.Assistant Surgeon, Dr G. R.Livingston.Chaplain, Rev. Jas. Stewart. :Lady Superintendent, Miss.M.F. Gordon.Steward, John Hope.

LOCAL INSTITUTIONS, SOCIETIES, &c. 29CrichtonRoyal Institution.Moorheads' Hospital.Medical Superintendent, C. E.Easterbrook, M.D.Chaplain, the Minister of St.Michael's.Steward, David Manson.Farm Manager, G. Will.Secretary and Treasurer, J.Carmont.Queen Victoria's JubileeInstitute for Nurses.Dumfries and Maxwelltown Branch.District Nurses, Miss Brownand Miss Stevenson, 29 HaeStreet.Royal Scottish NursingAssociation.Branch House, 14 CastleStreet.Matron, Miss Sutherland.Certified Industrial School.Chairman of Managers, JohnPrimrose, solicitor.Secretary, W. Moodie, solicitor.Treasurer, George Russell,National Bank.Superintendent, Frank GibsonIndustrial Home for Orphanand Destitute Girls.Home—Barnslaps, Glebe Terrace.(Maintained by public subscriptions.)Hon. Secretary, Mrs Neilson,13 Catherine Street.Matron, Miss Meadowcroft.(A Home for Poor Persons belongingto the Burgh ofDumfries.)Dii'ectors—^Chairman, ProvostLennox, and eight membersfrom the Town Council,eight members from theKirk-Session, ten membersfrom the Subscribers, andeight members from theCommunity.Clerk and Treasurer, JamesHenderson.Matron, Miss Burnett Smith.Carruthers'Cottages.Ten two-roomed cottages inBroom's Road for "agedwomen pensioners," natives ofDumfries.Trustees, the Ministers of St".Michael'® and Greyfriars^and the_Sheriff-Substituteof Dumfriesshire.Secretary and Treasurer, J.Symons.Matron, Miss Dickson.The Johnstone Cottages.Eleven residences for"widows, daughters, andsisters of professional men,merchants, and upper class ofhouseholders, belonging to theburghs of Dumfries and Lockerbie,who are in reduced circumstances."Trustees, the Sheriff andSheriff-Substitute of Dumfriesshireand the Ministersof_ St. Michael's and Greyfriars.Factors, Symons & Macdonald.

soLOCAL INSTITUTIONS, SOCIETIES, &c.Dumfries Association for Improvingthe Condition of thePoor.President, Provost Lennox.Hon. Secretary, W. J, Stark,solicitor.Dumfriesshire Mission to theDeaf and Dumb.Under the auspices of theEdinburgh BenevolentSociety to the Deaf andDumb.jMission Hall, 57 ShakespeareStreet.Hon. President, Miss M. CarlyleAitken, 2 Dunbar Terrace.Hon. Treasurer, Mr JohnSymons, Royal Bank.Hon. Secretary, W. Blacklock,17 Church Crescent.Dumfriesshire and GallowayMission to Out-Door Blind.Secretary, J. Henderson, solicitor.Treasurer, A. Weatherston,Bank of Scotland.Teacher, J. Thomson, 25 RaeStreet.'Dumfries Town Band.Secretary, W. J. Taylor.Dumfries Synod Choir Union.President, Her Grace theDuchess of Bucceluch.Secretary, Alex. Pearson, LuceTreasurer, Rev. J, A .Johnston,Lockerbie.Conductor, Law Starkey.Dumfries and MaxwelltownChoral Society.Hon. Secretary, M. H.M'Kerrow, solicitor.Junior Conservative Association.Club Rooms, 27 AssemblyStreet.President, J. C. M'George.Hon. Secretary and Treasurer,J. G. Anderson.Junior Liberal Association.Club Rooms, 37 High Street.President, R. Morrin, CintraVilla.Treasurer, W. _A. Dinwiddie.Secretary, S. iCobinson.Dumfries and MaxwelltownMechanics' Institute.President, L. M. Dinwiddie.Treasurer, John Symons,Royal Bank.Auditor, C. S. Phyn, P.-F.Secretary, James Geddes, solicitor.Manager, W. A. Hiddleston.Dumfries and District TradeProtection Society.President, R. Johnstone.Vice-President, R. Pattie.Secretary and. Solicitor, D.Fergusson, 75 BuccleuohStreet.Dumfries Public Baths andWash-houses, Greensands.(Open daily, Fridays and Sundaysexcepted.)Superintendent, Jas. Smith.NithNavigation Commission.(Constituted by the Act 51George III., Cap 147, for improvingthe Harbour of Dumfriesand the Navigation of theRiver Nith.)Clerk and Treasurer, JamesCarmont, St. George's Buildings.Harbourmaster, James M'Call,Kingholm.

LOCAL INSTITUTIONS, oOCIETIES, &c. 31Dumfries and GallowayChamber of Commerce andAgriculture.Secretary, James W. Whitelaw,Royal Bank Buildings.Dumfries AgriculturalSociety.(Open Sbow lieldannually.)Joint Secretaries, John Wilsonand John Mackechnie.Treasurer, John Mackechnie,North Bank, Dumfries.Dumfriesshire and GallowayHorticultural Society.Secretary and Treasurer, R.G. Mann, "Courier andHerald" Offices.National Registration ofPlumbers.District Council for Dumfries, Kirl(-cudbrigi]t,and Wigtowq.Secretary and Treasurer,Hyslop, solicitor.Jas.Dumfriesshire and GallowayNatural History and AntiquarianSociety.Hon. Secretary, G. W. Shirley,Public Library.Treasurer, M. H. M'Kerrow,solicitor.Royal National LifeboatInstitution.Dumfries Branch.Hon. Secretary, J. Mackechnie,North of Scotland Bank.Dumfriesshire Licensed Victuallers'Association.Secretary, Alfred Ward,,Golden Bull Hotel.Dumfries Commercial ReadingRoom.110 High Street.Secretary and Treasurer, Jas.Henderson, solicitor.Border Counties Ladies*Club.29 Castle Street.Hon. Secretary, Mrs Stewart,Shambellio.Working Women's Club.6^ Assembly Street.Hoii. Secretary, Miss Young,Lincluden.Superintendent, Miss Scott,18 Castle Street.Dumfries and Galloway Club.2 Assembly Street.Secretary, R. Adamson, W.S.Clubmaster, Wm. G. Bird.The Southern Club.102 and 104 Irish Street.Secretary, John Primrose,solicitor.Clubmaster, W. W. Higgins.Trades'Albert Club.Hall Buildings.Secretary, M. H. M'Kerrow.Manager, Wm. Fraser.

—32 LOCAL INSTITUTIONS, SOCIETIES, &c.Dumfries Town Mission."135High Street.Secretary, Miss Weir, Ardgowan.Young Women's ChristianAssociation.Meets in Y.M.C.A. Hall, 135High Street.Secretary, Miss Kirkpatrick,1 Gordon Street.Dumfries Burns Club.Hon. Secretary and Treasiirer,J. M'Bnrnie, Sheriff-ClerkDepute.Burns Howff Club.Meeting Place—Globe Hotel.Hon. Secretary, J. Connor,"Courier and Herald."Public Library ManagementCommittee.From the Council — ProvostLennox, Judge Thomson,Councillors Wallace, Sinclair,Copland, and Robinson.From HouseholdersMr Adam Black, Mr JohnDaniel, Mr John Neilson, MrWilliam Chalmers, Mr J.Hunter, and Mr J. Lauder.Appointed by MaxwelltownFrom the Council—ProvostNicholson and CouncillorArnott. From the Householders^—MrWilliam Dickieand Dr Robson.Librarian—G. W. Shirley.5th Kings Own ScottishBorderers.Commanding Officer, ColonelDudgeon of Cargen.Hon. Secretary, John Mackechnie.North of ScotlandBank.Territorial Force Associationof Dumfriesshire andGalloway.Sccretarj', Major Eraser, DrillHall, Dumfries.Public Companies, &c.Dumfries and Galloway PropertyInvestment Coy., Ltd.Solicitors,Gordon & WhitelawSecretary, John Dickie, solicitor.Dumfries and Galloway Building,Benefit, and FriendlySociety.Secretary and Treasurer, S.Brown. 57 Buocleuch Street.Dumfries and District EconomicBuilding Societies, Nos. 1and 2.Secretary and Treasurer, T.Charlton Farries, 158 IrishStreet.No. 3.Secretary and Treasurer, F. O.Pringle, 12 Buccleuch StreetDumfries Cemetery Coy., Ltd^Secretary, W. Primrose, BankStreet.

..RECREATIVE CLUBS. 33RecreativeClubs.Dumfries Bowling Club.Green—New allTerrace.Secretary and Treasurer, J.Kissock, solicitor.Dumfries Cricket Club.ClubGrounds—Nunbolm.Hon. Secretary, A. D. Robison,solicitor.Dumfries Hockey Club.Ground—^NunholmHon. Secretary, W. J. Stark,solicitor.Golf.Dumfries and Galloway Club.Nine-liole course over thelands of Summerliill, in thesuburbs of Maxwelltown. Entrancefee, two guineas.Annual subscription, a guineaand a half ; locker, 2s 6d extra.Visitors' ticket for a week, 4s;for a month, 10s.Secretary, Robert Adamson,solicitor.A Ladies' Course of six holesadjoins that of the Dumfriesand Galloway Club.ClubLawn Tennis Club.Grounds—Nunholm.Hon. Secretary, H. J. Robison,C.A.Nithsdale Rowing Club.Hon. Secretary, J. A. Milligan,Gerrand Villa.Curling Clubs.DuMPEiEs Parish.Secretary, T. A. Halliday,Leafield Road.Rowley Powley.Secretary, Geo. B. Carruthers,solicitorTroqueer,Secretary, J. Callander, DeneBank, Maxwelltown.Dumfries and MaxwelltownAngling Association.Season—March 1 to October 15Secretary and Treasurer, D,M'Millan.The Scottish Carpet BowlingAssociation.Secretary, Robert Reid, 2Brooke Street, Dumfries.Football Clubs.Dumfries.Grounds—Eastfield Park.Secretary, T. Nelson, TwigleesCottage, Dumfries.OTH K.O.S.B.Grounds—Palmerston ParkSecretary, A. Lamb, St.Michael Street.Amateurs.Secretary, A. G. Colvin, PleasanceVillas, Dumfries.Southern Counties FootballAssociation.Secretary, John Hay, Castle-Douglas.

34 MASONIC LODGES, &c.Masonic Lodg-es.Provincial Grand Lodge ofDumfriesshire.William Murraj^ of Murraytliwaite,R.W.P.G.M.J. Mackeolmie, North of ScotlandBank House, P.G.Secretary." Dumfries Kilwinning," No.53.Andrew Thomson, Fyvio Villa,Nelson Street, R.W.M.R. Rawson, Secretary, Millgreen,Dumfries.Meetings held in Freemasons'Hall on first and thirdThureday of each month at7.45 p.m."Thistle," No. 62.R. M'Courtie, Galloway Street,Maxwelltown, R.W.M.Colour-Sergeant E. W. Forster,The Barracks., Dumfries,Secretary.M'eetiiigs held in Freemasons'Hall on first and thirdMonday (September to Mayinclusive), at 8 o'clock."St. Michael's Kilwinning,"No. 63.J. N. Chicken, GallowaySt., Maxwelltown, R.W.M.G. M. Trimingham, 8 CatherineStreet, Dumfries,Secretary.Meetings held in Freemason'sHall on last Thursday(June, July, and August excepted),at 7.30 p.m., and onsecond Thursday when necessary."Operative," No. 140.AVilliam D. Copland, SlaeThorn, Holywood, R.W.M.Alex. M. Kimm, 19 CardonessStreet, Dumfries, Secretary.Meets in Freemasons' Hallon second and last Wednesdayof every month."Loreburn" Royal ArchChapter, No. 174.Fred. G. Watson, Fairfield,Dumfries, M.E.Z.Robert Rawson, Millgreen,Dumfries, Scribe E.Meets in Freemasons' Hallon second Tuesday of April,November, and February.Convocations held also in October,December, January, andMarch." Royal Ark Mariners Lodge "and "Council of Red CrossKnights."Attached to Loreburn Chapter.Meetings on second Tuesdayof March and September, andat other times when necessary.William Yare, Queen Street,Dumfries, F.N. and M.E.C.Robert Rawson, Millgreen,Dumfries, Secretary.

Ancient Order of Foresters.Court'' NithsideFRIENDLY SOCIETIES, &c. 35.Friendly Societies.''Secretary, A. M'Tier, 3 Greyfriars'Street.Court " Robby Burns."Secretary, J. W. Howat, 3 St.Michael's Terrace.Oddfellows.Loyal Robert Burns Lodge,Manchester Unity, No. 4760.Secretary, James D. Wilson,Kirviniiie, Rotcliell Road.Independent Order ofRechabites." Abstainers' Right " Tent.Meeting Place^—Dickson's HallSecretary, James H. Brown,Nellieville Terrace."Excelsior" Tent.Meeting Place—Free Martyrs'Hall, Irving Street.Seoretary, S. Robinson, MoreigBritisSi Order of Ancient FreeGardeners.Nithsdale Blossom Lodg^.J. B. Smith, Greenaands.Mayflower Lodge.A. Trotter, Emma Lea, NewabbeyRoad.Catholic Benefit Society.St. Andrew's Branch, No. 69.Secretary, John A. Connor,jun., 4 Park Terrace.Loyal Order of AncientShepherds.Queen of the South Lodge.Meeting Place — CongregationalHall.Secretary, James Walker,Irvine Terrace.Scottish Clerks' Association.Dumfries Branch.Secretary, George Adam, 4Henry Street.International Order ofTemplars.GoQdDistrict Lodge of Dumfriesshireand Stewartry ofKirkcudbright .District Deputy, Rev. JamesStrachan, M.A., WaterlooPlace Manse.District Secretary, J. M'KinnelIrving, Kirtle Cottage,Eaglesofield.Local Lodges.M'Kinnon Effort Lodge —Meeting Place, Dickson'sHall ; Lodge Deputy, JohnCrocket, 40 Academy Street.Queen of the South—MeetingPlace, Congregational Hall;Lodge Deputy, David Anderson,7 Glasgow Street.Waterloo Lodge — MeetingPlace, Waterloo PlaceChurch ; Lodge Deputy,Rev. James Strachan,Waterloo Manse.Rescue Lodge—Meeting Place,Gasistown Misision HallLodge Deputy, Miss L.Connell, Gasstown.Anchor Lodge—Meeting Place,Town Hall,Glasgow Street,Maxwelltown ; Lodge Deputy,Mrs Cruickshank,Town Hall.;

—36 CAREIERS TO AND FROM DUMFRIES.PUBLICATIONS.Railway Guides.Standard Railway Time- Table and Visitors^ Guide, published at theStandard Office on the first of each month. Price Id.Courier ABC Railway Time- Table and Diary, published at the Courierand Herald Offices on the first of each month. Price Id.Ne#v^spap8PS.Dumfries Standard (Liberal), published on Wednesdays and Saturdays byThos. Hunter & Co., 133 High Street. Price Id.Courier and Herald (Conservative), published on Wednesdays and Saturdays.Price Id.Carriers to and from Dumfries.Balmaclellan, Dairy, and Corsock—R. Ewing, Academy GateWednesday, 1 p.m.Closeburn— George Bisset, St. David Street—Wednesday, 1 p.m.Crocketford.—W. DufiF, Brewery Street—Wednesday, 3; Saturday,.1 p.m.Dalbeattie.—R. Melville, Queensberry Square—Wednesday,.1.15 p.m.Dalton.— J„ Lightfoot, Queensberry Square—Wednesday, 2.30 p.m.Dunscore, via Newtonairds.—John M'Knight, Royal Oak—Wednesdayand Saturday, 1.30 p.m.Dunscore.— J. Kerr, Port of Vennel-Wednesday and Friday,.1 p.m.Hightae.—R. Young, Queensberry Square—Wednesday, 1.30 p.m.Kirkmahoe.— J. Aitken, Church Place—Wednesday, 1.45; Saturday,1.15 p.m.Kirkbean, Prestonmill, and Caulkerbush.—Sam. Landsburgh,Castle Street—Wednesday and Saturday, 1 p.m.Kirkpatrick-Durham.— J. Neilson, Academy Gate—Wednesday, 1;Saturday, 1.15 p.mKirkpatrick-Durham.— A. Ferguson, Queensberry Square—Wednesdayand Saturday, 1.30 p.m.

—;CARRIERS TO AND FROM DUMFRIES. 37Kirkmichael.—A. Gracie, Oddfellows' Arms, Queensberry Street—Wednesday, 1.30 p.m.LocKfoot.—H. Cooly, White Swan—Wednesday and Saturday,1.30 p.m.Loclimaben and Johnstone.—D. Alston, Rob Roy—Wednesday andSaturday, 1 p.m.Moniaive.—W. Brown, White Hart—Wednesday and Saturday,1 p.m.Mouswald.—J. Dobie, Ewe and Lamb Close — Wednesday,1.30 p.m.NeAvabbey.— G. Morley, Queensberry Square—Wednesday andSaturday, 2 p.m.Penpont.—S. Edgar, Academy Gate—Wednesday and Saturday,1.15 p.m.Ruthwell.—J. Hill, Queensberry Square—Wednesday, 2 p.m.Shawhead. — J. Gibson, Brewery Street—Wednesday and Saturday,2 p.m.Thornhill.— J. Moffat, Queensberry Square—Wednesday andSaturday, 1.15 p.m.Tinwald.—D. Johnstone, from Thomson's, English Street—Wednesday,2.30 p.m.Torthorwald and Loclimaben.—John Pool, Ewe and Lamb CloseWednesday and Saturday, 1.30 p.m.Public Conveyances from Dumfries.Bankend and Sherrington.— Golden Bull Hotel daily at 3, andSaturdays at 4 and 10 p.m.—A. Craik.Bankend and Sherrington.—Globe Hotel on Wednesdays, 4 p.m.Saturdays, 3 and 10 p.m. ; other days, 3 p.m. —^T. Maxwell.Beeswing.—White Hart Hotel on Wednesdays, 3 p.m. ; Saturdays,7 p.m.—John Brown.Caerlaverock Castle.— Fountain, daily, II a.m. and 2 p.m.Caulkerbush.—Week days from Post Office, 6 a.m.Carrutherstown and Dalton.—Old George Hotel, Wednesday andSaturday, 3 p.m.—James Brogan.Cluden.—White Hart, Wednesdays, 3 p.m. ; Saturdays, 3 and 9p.m.— R. Callander.

—;38 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES FROM DUMFRIES.Corsock.—Commercial Hotel, Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m.S. Henderson.Dunscore.—Monday, 2.30; Wednesday, 3; and Saturday, 2.30 and9.30 p.m.— J. Kerr.Glencaple.—Daily, 11 a.m., 2 and 6 p.m. ; and Saturdays, 9.30 p.m.—James Clark.Glencaple.—Daily, 11 a.m., 2 and 6 p.m. ; and Saturdays, 9.30 p.m.—J. Fislier.Haugh-of-Urr.—White Swan Hotel, Wednesday, 3 p.m.—A.M'Kie.Kirkbean and Carsethorn.—Vennel Foot, Monday, Wednesday,and Saturday, 3.30 p.m.—D. R. Scott.Kirkbean and Southwick.—White Hart Hotel, Monday, 2.40,Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m.—TD. M'Courtie.Kirkmichael.—Wool Pack. Wednesday, 3 p.m.— J.Little.Kirkpatrick-Durham—White Hart Hotel, Wednesday and Saturday,3.30 p.m.—J. Dickson.Kirkpatrick-Durham.—Commercial Hotel, Wednesday and Saturday,3 p.m.— J. Murray.Kirkton and Duncow.—Rob Roy, Monday, 2; Wednesday, 2;Saturday, 1, 5, and 7 p.m.— F. Bisset.Lochfoot.—White Swan, Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m.—J.Swan.Lochfoot.—Wool Pack, Wednesday and Saturday, 2.30 p.m. ; andMrs M'Courtie's, Galloway Street, 3 p.m.—James Hunter.Newabbey.—Blue Bell Hotel, daily, 1.30 p.m. ; Wednesday, 3 p.m.Saturday, 8 p.m.— G. Morley.Newabbey.—Royal Oak Hotel, daily, 1.30 p.m.; returning at 4.15p.m.—J. Kay.Penpont.—Rob Roy, Wednesday and Saturday, 3.30 p.m.—T. Rae.Shawhead.—Blue Bell, Wednesday and Saturday, 3.15 p.m.—J.Landsburgh.Southerness.—Port of Vennel, Monday and Saturday, 1.30 p.m.,October to April; 3 p.m.. May till September; Wednesday, 3p.m.—D. Clark.

MAXWELLTOWN.Burgh of Barony, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, butforming part of the Parliamentary Burgh of Dumfries. Population,6200.MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL OF BURGH.(Under Charter of Barony and Burgh Police (Scotland) Act, 1892.)A. TurnerJohn KirkS. P. AndersonProvost—John H. Nicholson.Magistrates—Jame® Tait and Alexander Turner.Commissioners.North Ward. South Ward.James Tait D. Ferguson.J. H. Nicholson A, SteelS. Arnott. Thos. DouglasClerk— A. Dobie.Inspector of Police—Robert Bell.Treasurer and Fiscal—J. E. Blacklock.Medical Officer—Dr J. Maxwell Ross.Sanitary Inspector—A. Cruickshank.D. M. WalkerW. H. HallG. CrichtonSHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURTS.Held Monthly on last Thursday of each Month.PROCURATORS IN SHERIFF COURT OF KIRKCUDBRIGHTRESIDENT IN MAXWELLTOWN.Alexander Dobie and W. Bannerman.Provost Nicholson,ChairmanSCHOOL BOARD.S. ArnottS. CharterisR. M'NaeClerk and Treasurer—A. Dobie.Officer—Sergeant-Ma j or Grierson.C. R. DudgeonW. MatthewsW. H. Glover

40 MAXWELLTOWN.PARISH COUNCIL OF TROQUEER.Chairman— S. Arnott.Inspector, Assessor, and Collector—R. M'Courtie, Galloway Street.Medical Officer—Dr Murray.CLERGY.Parish of Troqueer—Rev. James A. Campbell.Maxwelltown Q.S.—Rev. D. M. Slesser.Maxwelltown United Free Church—Rev. J. M. Little.S. Ninian's Episcopal Mission Church—Rev. Colin Campbell imThurn and Assistant Priest of S. John's, Dumfries.Benedictine Convent Chapel—The Right Rev. Wm. Turner, D.D.ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR OF POOR RATES, REGISTRAROF BIRTHS, &c.R. M'Courtie, Galloway Street.MEDICAL PRACTITIONER.J. D. Robson, M.B.C.M., Hope Place.OBSERVATORY MUSEUM.Hon Secretary—John Primrose, Writer.Curator—Wm. Houliston.MAXWELLTOWN BOWLING GREEN.President—W. Matthews, Dunelm.Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—W. Montgomery.Visitors to the Town are admitted to play on payment of 2s 6dper week, or 5s for one month.TROQUEER CURLING CLUB.Secretary—W Montgomery, 3 David Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 41A PERFECT EDGE TO EVERYTHING,A. D. Bowie ^ Opthalmists' Cutler,16 Academy Street, Dumfries, N.B.Cutler by appointment to Dumfries and GallowayRoyal Infirmary.Surgical Instruments, Razors, and all kinds of CutlerySharpened and Repaired.Fullest satisfaction has been given to eminent Opthalmists,both in England and Scotland, in theEdging and Pointing of Eye Instruments.A choice selection of Razors, &c,, always in Stock.All g oods gttaran teed.ill work sent by Parcel Post receives immediate attention.Cci\ Ydtet^otiB B^'Xn.tbefSt,focesh^^ ....em^^^^S't tJP^^P^^!*T)t3«ff^'^*ate^^ TC«^en^-TCO-t-gi^larg®'ilied^^^'^^S^.otos•l^'G^^fLd ot^IT^'.-cae^f^'-^ade^'^^oTpo. ^-'^c>:b^^^r^^ -£,:EiX c:g:.B-:&/j:o

42 ADVERTISEMENTS.Johnstone & Brown(Late Moflfat & Turner),Carpet Warehousemen andGeneral Drapers,Trades' Halland140 High StreetLinoleum^ Curtains^ Bedsteads^ Bedding,JACKETS, FURS,Skirts, Blouses/ Gloves, Hosiery*Gent,'s Shirts^ Scarfs, Collars, TJmbrellaSf andGeneral Outfitting,

43Dumfries and MaxwelltownSTREET DIRECTORY.Academy Street.Beveridg^, AVilliam, janitorCritcMey, J. W., rector7 Soott, M., dressmaker7 Craig, Robert, grocer11 Dobie, Kirkpatrick, tayand straw merchant11 Skilling, Josep'h, jobbinggardener17 Hope, John, house steward19 Davidson, C. & M., dressmakersGibson-Smith, Mrs J., TheMoat HostelMaeCiune, John, policeconstable2 Drysdale & Co., cyclemerchants4 Dunbar, W., baker and confectioner6-8 Armstrong, Wm., sportsoutfitter and tobacconist10 Halliday, John, baker12 Johnstone, Miss Janet12 Nicholson, John E., clerk12 Crawford, Mrs12 Irving, David, railway foreman16 M'Gregor, Mrs Hugh16 Bowie, A. D., cutler22 Edgar, Miss Maggie22 Rae, Thomas, saddler22 Jardine, William, joinerarid undertaker34 Smith, Miss M.F., fruiterera,nd confectioner30 The Magnet, toy shop34 Mdlar, Mrs Andrew34 Smith, William, coachman38 Crossan, Samuel, publican40 Watson, Mrs Margaret40 Robson, Miss Mary40 Henderson, James, v.ocdcutter40 Pattinson, Isaac, coachpainter42 Gologly, Winifred, confectioner46 Caldow, Miss46 Little, Mrs46 Elliot, Margaret, certificatednurse46 Costin, Miss M. A. R.,retired dressmakerKerwyn Terrace.1 Carradice, WilKam, timekeeper2 Shanks, John H., hatterand hosier3 M'Teer, Alexander, painter4 Lyon, Alexander, enginefitter52 Ramsdo-rf, H. C. A., watchmakerand jeweller7 M'George, MissAlbany Place & Nunholm.1 Caldow, Mrs Margaret E.2 Dinwididie, LauderdaleMaitland, manufacturer3 Whitelaw, Rev. Herbert A.4 MacKenna, Rev. Robert,M.A., minister-emeritus ofMartyrs United FreeChurch5 Maitland. Miss J. A.

44 STREET DIRECTORY.6 Burnet, Miss6 Williams, Meyrick Meredith,surgeon7 Stamper, William R.,draper7 Walker, Mrs Wilhelmina8 Bowden, Constance A.8 Smith, E.9 Newbigging, Mrs T. K,10 Brown, Mrs10 Michie, F. W., H.M. Inspectorof Schools11 Carruthers, G. B., solicitorRodger, W. A., grocer,Rosevale HouseCleland, J. C, retiredfarmer, Albany LodgeMillar, Mis® Mary Glassel,Albany HouseBrowne,_Sir James Criohton,CrindauIrving, George, gardener,Nunbank CottageMaxwell, Miss, NunbankMulholland, Joseph, ironmonger,1 Nunholm VillasAncell, Richard, attendanceofficer, 2 Nunholm VillasCreeswell, Miss Henrietta,Nunholm HouseRobertson, John, farmer,NunholmFoster, W., auctioneer,NunholmAlbert Road.See Castle-Douglas Road.Wellwood Place.Annan Road.1 M 'Robert, Mrs Mary2 Yelland, A.3 Rymer, Ballington4 Campbell, Wm. B., districtinspector, Yorkshire InsuranceCo3\, Ltd.5 M'Burnie, Mrs6 Munro, Robert D., teacher7 Thomson, James, cashier8 Thomson, Mrs M.9 Forrest, A. S., engineer10 Clark, Hugh, bookseller andstationer11 Carter, William, tweeddesigner12 Johnstone, George, draperYork PlaceNursery.Croall, John, gardenerEsdaile, Thomas, carterAnnan Road.Dale, James loco, superintendent.Mount PleasantRobertson, Wm., stationmaster,Mount PleasantMarshall, Thomas, spiritmerchant, St. Catherine'sJohnstone, John, draper'sassistant, St. Catherine'sLodgeLawson, William, goodsagent, Pleasance HouseLangholm Place.1 Selkirk, Miss Nellie1 Millar, Mrs2 Service, Robert, gardener3 Steel, Thomas, commercialtraveller4 Smith, James, cashierCharnwood Road.Milligan, Mrs Mary, GerrandVillaChapman, Rev. A., M.A.,clergyman, St. Mary'sManseAllan, Mrs, Gordon CottageWallace, Robert, grocer,Durham VillaLaing, Thomas, retiredteacherThomson, Mrs A. M., Braecroft

STREET DIRECTORY. 45Ashgrove Villas.1 Drysdale, W., cj^cle merchant2 M'Alister, A. W., seedpotato merchant3 Dustan, George, commercialtraveller4 Hastings, Robert, InlandRevenue clerkPleasance.Thomson, James, railwayemployeeNelson, Robert, blacksmithBuchan, Robert, confectionerTurnbull, T., PleasanoeImplement WorksBell, John R., joiner. AlmaCottageGrimm, John, Dinia CottageMacmillan, John, grocerNewlands, Mrs JanetColvin, Robert, retired farmer,Pleasance Villas.Turner, James, rope andtwine manufacturer, PleasanceVillasAitken, Wm. A.,Dunveganchemist,Gavin, Robert, ElmvillePleasance Cottages.Smith, William, tailorM'George, Jas., millworker1 Chalmers, John, coaclismith2 Johnstone, Miss3 Folly, James, mason'slabourer4 Watson, John M'Call,baker5 Copland, Mrs Mary6 Swan, James6 Morton, James, railway employee7 M'Kie, Andrew, lorryman8 Cloudsdale, W. H., labourer9 Fleming, William, lorryman10 Shennan, William, carterAnnan Road.Ritchie, James, tobacconist,.Walnut CottageM'Quhae, John, retiredplumber and gasfitter,Appleby CottageAllison, M., coal agent,Balgownie.Wright. Robert, postalclerk, Roxburgh HouseTurnbull, Thomas, millwrightand engineer, 1 St.Ann's PlaceDuncan, David, teacher, 2St. Ann's PlaceYoung, John, retired policeconstable, 3 St, Ann'sPlaceM'Kay, W. C, woollenwarehouseman, St. Cuthbert'sSaughtree.1 Hart, Robert Law, commercialtraveller5 Pattie, ElizabethM'Kean, MrsBlacklock, J. E., solicitor,BroombankNivison, Miss, HollyhurstRobertson, James Alex.,manufacturer, SaughtreeHouseMaxwell Place.1 Cannon, John, boilermaker2 Hannah, Wm., railway employee3 Chesser, John T., mechanician4 Wallace, Samuel, gardener5 Murray, Robert, joiner6 Shaw, Mrs Janet7 Stothart, Robert, draper8 Kerr, Geo. T., linotypeoperator9 Nicol, Andrew, ex-subinspectorof police

46 STREET DIRECTORY.Maxwell Street.Lockerbie, Mrs MaryCampbell, David, railwayemploj^eeRo'bsoii, David, upholstererYare, William, cabinetmaker,Eskdale CottageJN^elson, Thomas A., commercialtraveller, TwigleesCottageWilson, Wm., Euchan CottageLitterick, William, shoemaker,Euchan CottageBarton, Misses, AshfieldCottage1 Cook, Mrs2 Smith, Robert, carter4 Johnston, John, joiner5 Malcolm, Robert, sawyer6 M'Nair, Mrs7 Boyd, Andrew8 Blount, George, barman9 Teenan, Robt., horse dealer10 Cleminson, MissesAnnan Eoad.:St.Swan, Joseph Hammond,pawnbroker, Criffel HouseDavidson, Robert, photograpiher,Criffel ViewBryden, Mrs, LucknowPlaceHastings, Archibald, LucknowPlaceHoggan, Miss, LucknowPlaceClair Terrace.1 Kirkpatrick, Miss2 Ractliffe, John, commissionagent3 Wright, Miss Jeanie4 Hiddleston, Miss5 Wilson, James, teacher6 Turn bull, Wm. M., millwright7 Symington, James, retiredteacherDouglas Terrace.1 Oney, Mrs Henrietta2 Ritchie, W., insurancesuperintendent3 Carswell, William, schoolteacher5 Moffat, Miss A.6 Douglas, William L., confectionerKirko^wens Street.1 Dalziel, Robt., loco, enginedriverGeddes, Isabella, charwoman3 Little, John D., clerk3 Milidamhead Sub - PostOffice4 Roigerson, Thomas, grocer5 Kerr, David, compositor5a MH'xeorge, Henry N., shoemaker6 Jardine, James, retiredfarmer6a M'Kie, Thomas, motormechanic7a M'Vie, Samuel, gardener7 Watson, Wm. J. T., vansalesman8 Gibson, John, platelayer8a Edgar, Joseph R., enginedriver9 Neilson, Donald, railwayyard foreman9a Maxwell, John10 Hannah, James, dentist11 M'Lean, Mrs12 Ballantine, John, joiner13 Armstrong, Alex., postman15 Goodwin, John, shephierd15 Warnock, Mrs16 Newby, John, assurancesuperintendentAbbotsford Cottages.Smith, James, carterMillar, Mrs Andrew

.Johnston,STREET DIRECTORY. 47Beaconsfield Cottages.Fulton, James A.,Bridges, John, sawyerSalisbury Cottage.Kirk, Mrs JanetBertram House.Murdioch, Mr® M. A.Eailway View.clerkAdams, Wm., bookbinderM'Vinnie, Thomas H., lawolerkLocke, MissProud foot, Thomas, painterUnion Villa.M'Vinnie, Robert, ploughmanMilroy, John, engine-driverM' Queen, Thos., postmanGraham, Andrew, firemanOartmore.Sawden, H. E., house furnisher'sassistantHenderson, James, enginedriverM'Kinnel, Mis® GraceCalvert, JamesSydneyPlace.Edgar, Chas., cabinetmakerUnderwood, MissiSouth View,Mellish, MissWilliam, foremanporterWood, Robert, railway em-•ployeeDuff, Sam., painterAnnan Road.Lockerbie, Walter, sparesignalman,HouseMilldamheadAitken, Janet, MilldamheadHouseHowat, Robert,Whitehousegardener,Connell, Mrs, WhitehouseKirkpatrick, John, blacksmith,Beacon HillM'Leod, Kenneth,Brownleadraper,Carson, James, Post Officeoverseer, Cowansvil'leMair, R., ironmonger, HaldeneRichardson, Mrs Eliza,WhitehillMiskelly, Mrs,tageFleet Cot-Brown, David Kirk,CottageDryfeAllan, John, engineer,Palm CottageTaylor, James, telegraphlineman, OakvaleKirkpatrick, David, railv/ayway superintendent, CarlowrieHenderson, Roger, wholesalemerchant, Straid CottageAitkeu, Andrew, fish merchant.Park CottageThomson, Mrs Jane, NoraLeaM'Neil, Hugh, manual instructor,OrmsarySwan, James, joiner, GlenaeM 'George, Miss Mary,Anwoth CottageM'Gaw, Mrs, Southend CottageAnderson, James, tailor andclothier, RedhillsDickson, Walter, postaloverseer, BlackfordCampbell, William, postalclerk, Sylhet

48 STREET DIRECTORY.Bowieson, Joseph, commercialtraveller, LilyhillPatterson, J., Simla VillaJdhnstone, Miss, InvermayMurphie, James E., boot,shoe, and clogElwyn Cottagemaker,Rankine, James, postalclerk, AuchnacraigGass, Andrew Barton, cabinetmaker,ArndarrochRice, Jdhn, postal clerk,ArcbievilleBendall, James, tinsmithand dairy utensil maker,LunderstonTodd, John G., watchmaker,Gordon VillaThom, Wm., engine-driver,CraigbitternPringle, Robert, jockey,Hoyland VillaArdwall Road.See Lockerbie Road.Assembly Street.1 Johnston, Hugh William,cattle dealer7 Morgan, Sergeant-Ma j or.Territorial instructor9 KirkpatricS, John, warehouseman9 Johnstone, Mrs, caretaker9 M'Millan, James, millworker9 Hastings, Frederick, joiner9 Kay, Adam, cabinetmaker9 Logue, William, painter11 Fleming, Mrs Catherine17 Borne, Albert, warper17 M' George, Thomas, blacksmith17 Adamson, Christopher,shunter19 Burns, James, aeratedwater manufacturer19 Cairns, Sam, compositor19 Rae, James, cab driver21 Cunningham, D., saddler23 Kennedy, R., butcher23 Maclnnes, Wilfred Peter,manufacturer's agent27 Dumfries and MaxwelltownJunior Conservative Club2 Dumfries and GallowayClub2 Bird, Wm. G., clubmaster6| Working Women's Club8 Stobie, Messrs P. & Son,antique warehouse10 Bryson, Thomas, cab driver12 Cosgrove, Mary, dressmakerBalmoral Road.See Greenbrae.Bank Street.3 Baird, Messrs A., & Son,implement agents5 Robinson, S., house factorand insurance agent7 Gordon, Mrs E.9 M'Alister, A. W., potatomerchant11 Cranston, Mrs11 Scott, Thomas, pattern filer11 Hawkins, Margaret, winder15 Dumfriesshire IJnionistAssociation (James MaxwellGray, agent)17 Royal Bank of Scotland(J. W. Whitelaw and JohnSymons, agents)19 Gordon & Whitelaw, solicitors23 North of Scotland andTown and County Bank,Ltd. (J. Mackechnie,agent)23 Dumfries AgriculturalSociety's Offices25 Smith, Emily Beatrice, confectioner25 Holmes, Miss

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STREET DIRECTORY. 4927 Craik, Mrs James27 M'Donough, Greorge, motortyre vukaniser29 Thomson, Jo'lm^ grocer33 Dickson, Mrs C, spirit' merchant35 Rae, Thomas, saddler37 M'Murdo, George, railwayemployee37 Lennon, J., foremandrawer37 M 'Queen, James, joiner39 Davidson, Samuel, pianoforteand music seller41 Ferguson, Miss Jane, dressand costume maker41 Ferguson, Miss41 Menary, George, coachpainter43 Dumfries and MaxwelltownCo-operative Society HardwareDepartment43 Dumfries and MaxwelltownCo-operative Society BootShop47 Hunt, John, badge porter47 Sloan, Mrs Margaret49 Croan, Thomas, fishmonger51 Hope, William, tailor andclothier51 Hay, William G., commissionagent6 Sloan, Mrs K. L., ooachbuildeirNational Bank (GeorgeRussell, agent)Robson, George H., bankaccountant. National BankHouse10 Yorkshire Insurance Company,Ltd. (W. B. Campbell,resident inspector)10 London and Lancashire FireInsurance Co. (J. A. Gillmor,resident inspector)10 Hay & Thomson, architectsand surveyors18 John Poynter, Son & Macdonalds,seed and manuremerchants (W. M. Blake,agent)30 Irving, John, solicitor30 Primrose, John, solicitor30 Primrose, William, writer30 Primrose, W. K., S'olicitor30 Primrose & Gordon, writers30 Nelson, William, painter30 Crocket, Miss Jane32 Bendall, James, tinsmith34 Matthews, William, insurancesuperintendent34 Craik, G-eorge W., photographerand enlarger34 Boyes, William D., assuranceagent^36 Haining, Adam, hairdresser32 John Charlton & Sons,grain merchants42 Crosbie, Mrs J.42 Smith, Wm., cab proprietor42-48 Mackellar, Peter Robinson,spirit merchant50-52 Simpson, John, flesher54 Townsend, Charles, bandmasterBankend Road.See Nithbank.Barnslaps,Shannon, Wm., labourerCamden Place.1 Mackenzie, John A., plasterer2 Thurrat, John, gasworksemployee3 Grierson, Miss Janet4 Dickson. Edward, jobbinggardenerRotoertvale Terrace.1 M'Cormick, Mrs Margaret2 Brend, James, baker3 M'Gowan, Samuel, tailor4 Gardiner, George, flesher

50 STREET DIRECTORY.NithsdaleTerrace.M'Clure, Alex., carderArmstrong, Wm., ma-sonGass, MissM' Roberts, MrsBeattie, James, plumberO'Brien, MissBruce, Mrs Ellen, millworkerNewall, Mrs Eliz.Henderson, Robert, gasworksemployeeNicbol, Mrs Barbara, millworkerGallacher, Miss Agnes, millworkerDalryraple, James, millworkerSherman, Tliomas, gardenerBrewery Street.7 Biggar, George, groom7 Dickson, John, lorryman15 Maxwell, Mrs T., spiritmerchant39 Lauder, Mrs,43 M'Millan, John, woodcutter48 Templeton, Mrs S.2-4-6 M'Courtie, Alex., hotelkeeper8 Biggar, John, postingmaster10 Allan, Mrs, spirit merchant16 M'Gowan, William, cleaner16 Ramage, John, shoemaker16 Bell, Robert, stonebieaker,16 Carmicliael, George, blacksmith20 M'Conchie, Miss Mary22 Payne, James, wine andspirit merchant26 Smith. John, cabinetmaker28 Carroll, David, millworker28 Morrison, Mrs Sarah32 Montgomery, Sam., porter34 Fildes, John, cabmanHerries, Mrs M., WhiteHart Hotel50 Biggar, Mrs, postingmistress58 Fairgray, Mrs Catherine58 Boyes, James, coadhman58 Monteith, James Adams,coach-bodymakerBrooke Street.2 Imrie, Miss M.2 Reid, Robert, gas collector2 The Scottish Carpet BowlingAssociation (R. Reid,secretary)10 Tweddle, lliss Euphemia12 Do'Uglas, A., head gardener14 Haining, Mrs Mary16 Paton, Miss J., milliner18 M'Minn, Robert W., railwayemployee24 Gologly, Mrs, licensedbroker26 M'Kinnell, Mrs, baker andconfectioner28 Anderson, John, stablemanager30 Wylie, James M'C, bakerand confectioner32 Butler, John, raihvay employee40 Todd, John, vanman27 O'Brien, Daniel, clergymanMullins, Richard F., 'R.C.clergyman, St. Andrew'sHouseMurphy, John O'D., R.C.clergyman31 Graham, William Foster,mason35 Macnair, James S., butler37 Geddes, Richard, inspectorof postmen39 Port eons, Wm. H.41 Cavet, Mrs Janet43 Wilson, Edward, spinner45 Tinning, George, boot canvasserSt. Andrew's Boys' School(Brother Lery, headmaster)

',STREET DIRECTORY. 51Broom's E-oad.Dumfries Industrial SchoolGribson, Frank, superintendent29 M'Nay, John, tailor95 3r,yson, Mrs Marion, 1Maryville Terrace95 Bryson, Miss, dressmaker,1 Maryville Terrace97 M'Kay, Wm. R. B., ironnionger,2 Maryville Terrace99 Barr, Alex. L., inspectorof weights and measures,3 Maryville Terrace101 Rankine, James, joiner, 4Maryville Terrace109 Coldwell, A., A.R.C.O.,organist and musicteacher, Janeville111 Thomson, Miss113 O'Brien, David, bootmaker115 Little, Misses Isa andMarion, grocers117 Patterson, Mrs119 M'Kie, James, baker121 Munro. William, draper123 Carradice, James, enginedriver125 Pagan, Robert, cashier127 Comb, Mrs R.129 Drummond, Mrs2 Murray, Mrs4 Kirbv, John, nurseryman4 Wilkin, Miss4 Harkness, Mrs6 Borthwick, E., weaver8 Black, Adam, clerk8 Blount. Robt., millworker16 M'Caully, David, frenchpolisher18 Nicholson, Mrs ClaraO'Neill'28 Moffat, James, builder30 Johnstone, J. D. W., townpostman, Blairard32 Laidlaw & Moffat, builders34 Aitchison, Mrs36 Glancie, Nehemiah, draper384040444650525456586062646668707274767880828486909294949698Mundell, Robert, painterFe r gusson , W . F rede rickcoachbuilderHastie, John, dairySemple, William, manager,Co-operative SocietyFerguson, John, waggoninspectorAdam, Alex., cattle dealerDow, MrsRankine, David, masonYare, Mrs EllenLinden, Joseph, insuranceagentM'Lellan, Mrs JanetBrown, James, cartwrightPaittereon, Alex., cabdriverCurrie, John, enginedriverJohnstone, E., grocer'smanagerM'Lellan, Mrs JaneJolmston, John H,,cashierRiddick, MrsBrown, ChristianM'Kinnon, Wm., CustomsofficerDickson, Miss J.Hume, Wm. J., joinerMorrison, Thomas, butcherYoung-, Samuel, tailor andclothierWaland, John J., parkkeeperBell, William, builderHay, Joseph P., draperHart, MrsM 'Do wall, Robert, ladies'tailo'rMacDowall, J, D., ladies'tailor, dress andmakermantleMag-uire, William, foremancarder, 7 NorthcotePlaceHair, Mrs, 6 NorthcotePlaceSmall, Mrs, 6 NorthcotePlace

52 STREET DIRECTORY.100 Morrin, Samuel, fish merchant102 Henderson, Jamee, signalman104 Walls, Miss B.106 Murrej^ James, door ofiicer,passenger station108 Rigg, Mary J. M.Carruthers'Cottages.1 Moffat, J. C.2 Owen, Mrs Mary3 Laurie, Miss4 M'Kinnell, Miss Agnes5 Richardson, Mrs Jane6 Shankland, Mis®7 Mathieeon, Miss Jane8 Mitchell, Miss Mary9 Carruthers, Miss Jane10 Kirkpatrick, MissClark-Dickson, Agnes A.Murphie, Miss J., CresiswellHouseMills, Greorge, flesher'sassistant, Cresswell LodgeBuccleTicli Street.Dinwiddle, W. A., hosierymanufacturer. BridgeBank3 Finlay, MissDinwiddie, James & Co.,Bridge Bank FactorySmith, James, public bathssup e rintendent5 James Dickson & Son,plumbeTs and sanitaryengineer7 Donaldson, Misses A. & W.9 Donaldson, John A., bootmaker11 Milligan & Stoba, solicitors17 Robertson, E.17 Robson, Miss L., costumier17 Kissock, James, solicitorand notary public17 Edgar, John, house painter21 Gerschler, Carl, hairdresserand chiropodist23 Hughes, Elizabeth H.,milliner25 Pattie, Robert, auctioneer25 Miller, Joseph, fleshergame dealerand25 Beattie, Miss M.25 Milligan, Miss27 Dunbar, Pattie & Gibson,upholstei-ers, auctioneers,,undertakers, and valuators33 Kerr & Thomson, Misses,dressmakers35 Hendrie, George Thorn,.solicitor35 Costin, Mrs Susan, caretaker41 Little, Thomas, plumberand gasfitter43 M' Gowan, M'Kerrow &Kirkland, solicitors43 Murray, Andrew, marineengineer47 Irving, John, saddler andcycle agent49 Talmon, Marie, costumier53 James Barbour & Bowie,architects53 Yule, Charles A., residentinsxi ranee inspector53 Irving, Mrs, charwoman57 Grierson, John,and solicitortown clerk57 R. A., Grierson, town clerkand solicitorTown Hall Buildings.Barker, John, burgh surveyorand sanitary inspectorArmstrong, Francis, masterof woi'ksBlack, William, chief constableStoba, Robert, burgh officer

STREET DIRECTORY 53Buscleucli Street.69 "Pucka," coffee importers75 Stark, Thomson & Fergus-Sion, SiOlicitoTS75 Richardson, John, sawyer77 Milroy, Alexander, solicitor77 Milligan, Robert, commercialagent79 Grieve, W. D., surgeonWa,tson, Robert, bridgedues collector2 M'Adam, Agnes, fruiterer4 Carruthers, Alexander J.,draper4 Kirkpatrick, Miss W. B.6-8 Kerr, J. & A., restaurant12 Kerr, J. & A., restaurateurs10 Anderson, S. P., clothier12 Pringle, F. O., burghassessor, acco'untant, sessionclerk16 Pearl Life Assurance Coy.,Ltd. (William Ritchie,supe rintenden t)18 M'Cartney, Mi^s Margaret22 Hyslop, John, draper26 Ewen, Edward, jeweller andcertificated optician26 Johnstone, Mrs and MissR. Barbour & Sons,drapers and clothiers,Buccleuch Buildings32 Wallace, Miss B., teacher32 Crocket, Misses32 Carnegie, David32 Kininmonth, Miss J., ladies'outfitter40 White, Joseph, janitorCourt House.Watson, Fred. G., Sheriff-ClerkM'Burnie, John, Sheriff-Clerk DeputeRobson,~John, CountyClerkPhyn, C. Steuart, Procurator-FiscalGordon, William, ChiefConstablePost Ofllce.Carmichael,masterW. post-Copland, J., superintendentBuccleuch Street.46 R. Buchan & Son, confectioners48 Carmont, James, treasurer,Crichton Royal Institution;clerk and treasurer,Nith Navigation Commissioners48 Faithful!, William H.,church officer50 Turner, Alex., pharmaceuticalchemist54 The Clydesdale Bank, Ltd.56 Reid, William, painter, etc.62-64 Greig, James, bootmaker64 Corrie, Mrs66 Low, Peter, tailor66 Todd, William, commissionageut68 Walker, John, draperBurns Street.3 Hyslop, Mrs13 Welsh, James, millworker15 Winslow, Mrs33 Menary, Miss R.35 Carson, Mies A.37 Mulholland, John, coalagent55 M'Kinnell, Robt., labourer55 Bremner, Mrs2 Henderson, Joseph, carriagebuilder8 Donnellj^ Mrs Isa10 Maxwell, Robert, slater andchimney sweep10 Carter, Adam, millworker

,54 STREET DIRECTORY.12 Murphie, Jolin, tanneryemployee12 Boyes, Mrs E.12 AValls, Artlnir, millworker14 Miller, J,, powerloom tuner14 Neisham, Wm., gardener16 Morley, Jas., blacksmitliM'Lean, Groorge, caretaker,Burns HouseImray, Nurse, G.M.H.C.,Clerkhill CottageImray, William, tanner,Clerkhill CottageCurrie, Robert, skinner,Clerkhill Cottage72 Black, John, nurserylabourer72 Trainor, Wm., labourer78 Denholm, Geoirge, stokerOardoness Street.1 Soott, W. D., commercialtraveller2 Thomson, Robert, joiner3 Suttie, John, blacksmith4 Neale, Mrs A.5 Aitken, T., law clerk6 J'orrest, Miss M.7 Dunbar, Miss J. A.8 Wallace, Mrs S.9 Geddes," John, carriage inspector10 Robb, John, engine-driver11 Patton, David, hairdresser12 Sparks, David, foremanironmonger13 Latimer, Thos. M., clerk14 Noble, Joseph, sheriff andbar officer15 Grier, Alex., railway employee16 Clieeser, John T.17 Smitli, P. L., tailor's cutter18 Exley, Wright, assistantinsurance superintendent19 Scott, George G., postalclerk19 Richardson, Mrs P. J.20 Fiudlay, James, draperWoodrow, Peter, gi-aindealer, LinnsBie, Robert, master m.ariner,Altair21 M'Alister, John W., seedpotato grov.'er24 Gibson, Mrs Jessie C.25 Smith, E.26 Ward, Alfred Davis, wineand spirit merchant's assistantPark, William, NorthmostPlouseHastie, William P., tailor'scutterThom, David, foremanplatelayer NorthmostHous-eBell, Miss E. J.. LochleaLomax, H. J., LochleaStewart, James W.,teacher, LochleaKennedy, James, ArrocharNioolson, Alex. N., organisingsecretary, ScalpaCaesar, Miss, ElsmoreBridges, Mrs, RoselynM'Neish, David, commercialtraveller, MossgielBlount, James, wholesalemerchant, CuilaluinnCairns, Robert D., artmaster, SelmarCorbett', John, commercialtraveller. The TorrsCarnegie Street.See Moffat Road.Cassa-lands, m.Cassalands Terrace.1 Maxwell, Miss May, teacherof defective children2 Roddan, John, chef3 Dickson, David4 Saander's. Mrs

STREET DIRECTORY. 555 Gillespie, Mrs6 Ghisbolm, Thomas H.,butcherCassalands.M'Kerrow, M. H., solicitor,DimardDudgeon, Mrs, CassalandsCottageChicken J. Nelson, baker,WestfieldWarniock, Miss A., LearigDobie, Alex., solicitor andbank agent, CraigieieaM'Gregor, Robert, M.A.,retired teacher. AcademyYiUaGraham, Mrs E., FinellaRichardson, Mrs Catherine,EnrickDeed, Sydney Wingfield,origanist and teacher ofmusic, ArdmoreDixie, George Douglas,Cassalands HousePaton, William, draper,tailor and clothier, RichmondHousePaton, John, AshbourneBarbour, Douglas, draper,OakdeneSmith, Mrs, FernwoodVictoria Road,Robson, John, county clerk.Westbourne HouseRobison, David, accountant,BeechcroftCradock, Wm., cattledealer , H elenbankM' Gowan, Mrs, HerondenM' Gowan, Bertram, solicitor,AvenelChicken, Mrs, Clair MountHunter, Thos., newspapermanager, Holm LeaYoung, George, merchant,The KnoweBiggar, William Wilson, St.Winifred'sJohnston, Miss B., TlieBirchesDavidson, Miss, NythvaYoungson, Captain T. W.,Adjutant, 5th T.K.O.S.B.,NythvaGordon, W., county dhiefconstableJohnstone, Robert, grocer,KnedllngtonHart, Albert V., countyroad surveyor, Conwaj^VillaEdgar, Miss J. A., CraigneithDenoon, Mrs, EversleyCastle-Douglas Road, m.Albert Road.Dickie, Wm., sub-editor," Standard," MerlewoodHugelshofer, G. E., teacherof modern languages, MorgartenChicken, Joseph Henry,9 Tinmer, Miss E. H., CleunriesChalmers, John, assistanttreasurer, OrmidaleYoung, Misses, RonaldBankCarmichael, William,, postmaster,KincraigieOldfellow, Wilfred, TedisdenTurner, Alex., chemist,GlensiorrelAnderson, John, newspaperreporter, AnnaleaAnderson, S. P., clothier,AnnaleaCastle-Douglas Road.Barbour, Mrs William,Lonsdale

56 STREET DIRECTORY.M'Glashan, James, lieadmasiter,RobervalM'Burnie, William, wholesaleconfectioner. WendoverCallander, James, timbermerchant, DenebankSmith, Miss J. Wilson,LlangarthM'Kie, Mrs Elsie, caretaker,Laurieston Avenue-Muir, Wm. Lamb, TheHolmMitchell, David, Invergarry,Laurieston AvenueScott, W. Hart, generalmerchant. The HovelRaeburn, James Alexander,M.B., Ch.B., and D.P.H.,assistant M.O.H. andschool medical inspector,DirletonMilligan, Joseph P., jeweller,AldouranMackinnell, William A,,architect, The ShielingHunter, Thos. Stevenson,newspaper cashier, CordovaCallander,mereMrs A., Tran-Lawson, MrsElm HouseElizabeth,Bannerman, W.,West Grovesolicitor.Cleland, JamesClonmoreArthur,Cleland, Jolm Luke Scott,ClonmoreIrving, John, solicitor,BeaumarisArnott, Samuel, J. P.,SunnymeadM'Murdo, William, commercialtraveller, TlieWynyardsJohnstone, Thomas Francis,pharmacist, BalvaigSinclair, Mrs J. B., TheSummitRoss, Dr J. Maxwell,county m^^edical officer,DuntruneBeattie, Edward A., headmaster,EllasleaCannon, James, commercialtraveller, FlorencevilleCastle Street.2-4-6-8 M 'George, M. J., outfitter8 Lawson, R. M., chemist andoptician12 Shanks, John H., hatter,hosier,etc.14 Sutherland, Mary F.,matron of Nurses' Homo14 Royal Scottish Nursing InstitutionBranch Home16 Ferguson, Thomas, M.D.,physician and surgeon18 Scott, Mrs W. H.20 Kerr, P. Murray, surgeon22 County Health OfficeRoss, Dr J. Maxwell,countj'medical officerThomson,D.P.H.J. C, M.D.,Thompson, Mrs H. A.,InvereskJamieson, Rev. J. Bryoe,B.D., Greyfriars' Manse1 Dalling & Co., saddlers3 J. & A. Aitken, fish merchants,etc.5 Dalling, Andrew, saddler5 Maxwell, Mrs7 Kerr, John, flesher andpork butcher9-11-13 D. Lennox & Sons,grooers and wine mer-On 1 Ti "I" ^17-17i'j J. Glover & Son,17^^paintersGlover, Angus Sutherland,cabinetmaker, etc.19 J. Robertson & Son,drapers21 Halliday, James

STREET DIRECTORY. 5721 M'Kay, Mrs Elizabetli21-23 Wm. M'Call & Co.,Castl© Street25 Cunningliam, Mrs Hngli27 Thomson, Mrs Annie29 Border Coimties Ladies'Qnb29 Edgar, Miss Mary31 Huntier, Joseph, medicalofl&oer of health33 Murray, P. M., M.D.35 Baird, John, veterinarysurgeiOn37 Cheadkj J. W., professorof music39 Lindsay, Jas., M.R.C.V.S.,veterinary surg^'On41 Moodie, William, solicitor43 Ross, Duncan, minister ofUnited Free Church45 Stark, W. J., solicitor47 Livingston, Dr, surgeonCatherine Street.1 Byers, Wm., florist andfruiterer3 Carlyle, R.5-6 Smart, J. T. W., joiner,builder, and undertaker7 Ramsay, Mrs J.8 WatS'On, Mrs Agnes9 M'Lachlan, John, pianotuner10 Allan, R. B. Carruthers,pharmacist and dispensingchemist11 Milligan, Irving B., jun.,butcher12 Sharp, Mrs D.12 Sharp, S. W., clothier13 Neilson, John,_retiredteacher14 Brown Miss15 Kerr, John, flesher, RenickBank16 Fleming, Miss Annie17 Milligan, T. B., butcher18 M 'Do wall, Mrs19 Wilson, Mrs20 Starkey, Law, organist21 Sheridan, Elizabeth, pawnbroker22 M'Gowan, Mrs, Dene BankHouse23 Weir, Mrs25 Blackley, Miss J. M.(G.Shirley, librarian)Ewart PublicW,LibraryChapel Street.Jardine, J.,grocerCollins, Mrs M.Craik, Miss S.Harmay, James, tailorCraik, Miss Lizzie6 M 'Crone, Wm., baker7 Raffierty, William7 Oheyne, Felix M.11 W. Austin & Son, saddlersand boot repairers13 M'Geoch, W.13 Austin, W., saddler10 Costin, Miss10 Dale, Sam., ooachpainter14 Anderson, Wm., baker14 Davidson, Geo., labourerCharlotte Street.Clarke, Fred. Hugh,M.B.C.M., physician andsurgeonDunbar, Pattie & Gibson'sAuction HallCharnwood Road.See Annan Road,Church Crescent.1 Duffy, Margaret Jane,factory worker1 Addison, J. W., insuranceinspector1 Robson, David, engineman1 Graham, T,, chauffeur3 Jeffs, John A. M., fishmongerand poulterer

.58 STREET DIRECTORY.5-7 Armstrong, Robert, ironmoixg-er9 Dumfries Savings Bank(Jiolin Symons, treasurer)11 Dykes, Thomas, L.D.S.,Bank House11 Dr James J. Dykes, dentalsurgeon. Bank House11 Dj'kes, John S., hairdresser•and cutler13 Sem_pLe, FergTisson & Smith,pianoforte and musicsellers15 Low, Mrs15 Underwood, John17 Blacklock, William, booksellerand stationer2-4-6 Munro, William, draper8 M'Dougall, Wm., gardener10 Thomas H. Oney & Sons,seed merchants12 Martin, W., shoemaker14 Watson, RolDert, tailor andclothier14i M' Queen, William, woodcarver16 Dunbar, Pattie, & Gibson,cabinetmak er s, etc20 Wilkinson, Frank, chauffeur20 Muir, Walter Chapman,chauffeur20 Affleck, Elspeth, retiredcook20 M'Keand, Miss S.20 Cow-an, Miss20 Moffat, Mrs Annie20 Dinwiddle, Mary20 M 'Bride, Edward, fish merchant24 Roddan, Thomas, plumber26 Crosbie, George L., tailorand clothier28 Mackie, William, grocer30 Cradock, James, flesher34 Martin, Claude Wilson,tailor and clothier32 A. Martin & Sons, tailorsand clothiers36 Dryisdale & Co., cycle merchantsChurch Place.1 Laurie, W., hatter andhosier2 Laurie, Mrs W.2 Brown, John, coachbuilder3 Low & Johnstone, chemists5 Lawson, R. M., chemistGibson, Jolin, warehousemanGibson, J., dressmakerFarquharson, James, vanman6 John Luke Scott, generalmerchant7 Byers, William, fruiterer,florist, and nurseryman8 Oughton, Robert, purveyor10 Johnstone, W. G., chemistChurch Street, m.1 Peacock, Miss Grace,grocer2 Millar, James, tuner3 Riddick, James, barber4 Kirkpatrick, John, frameworkknitter4 M'Conville, Joseph, gardener4 Payne, Ardrew, foremanwinder4 Watson, Miss Margaret,millworker4 Geddes, John, baker5 Richardson, Roland, mason6 M'Kinnell, William S.,power-loom weaver7a Anderson, James, caretaker,Troqueer Churc^hyardWilson, Mrs Margaret,Deanston CottageJardine, Wm. M., carter,Deanston Cottage8 Russell, James, mason8 Combe, Mrs8 Hamilton, Mrs, charwoman9 Mulhearn, John, hawker9 Wilson, Martin, labourer10 Donnelly, Thomas, labourer

'STREET DIRECTORY. 59M'GrO'Wan, James, ooachwheelerRourke, Thomas, hawkerCreighton, Peter, weaverGraham, John J., powerloomtunerMundell, Mrs JaneMilloy, MrsDickson, Robert, powerloomtunerHouston., Mrs Mary,weaverSkaehill, Edward, weaverLawson, William, weaverM 'Go wan, Mrs T.M'Gowan, William, lamplighterMay, Miss EstherJohnstone, Henry, labourerWemyss, ChristinaM 'Knight, Mrs MaryBennett, Elizabeth, weaverLayden, MaryBennett, Thomas, labourerLittle, Homer, masonBennett, James, labourerS'haii)e, Mrs MargaretM'David, John, nurserymanGrierson, Thomas, labourerJackson, Thomas Harvey,wool dryerAitken, Mrs MargaretHanlon, Mrs MargaretPatterson, Tliomas Wm.power-loom tunerDavitt, John, gardenerBaxter. Mrs JessieBurns, Mrs John, grocerLayden, F., plastererGilchrist, William, licensed27 Richardson, Adam, plumber27 Clark, Miss Margaret, millworker28 Murdoch, Robert, frameworkknitter28 Armstrong, Francis, powerloomtuner28 Bell, William, railwayman29 Anderson, Mrs, weaver30 Thomas, Mrs Margaret31 Taylor, William John,hosiery mechanic31 Herries, Miss Janet32 MuUiearn, John, labourer33 Purdie, Mrs Janet, weaver33 Skachill, Mrs Ma-ry, weaver33 Smith, John, tailor33 Shannon, Janet35 Wilson, John, house painter35 M'Burnie, Thomas, patternweaver35 M'Kinna, Sarah, millworker36 Smith, Miss Maggie, dressmaker36 Jackson, Mrs CatherineSmith, Miss Agnes3636 M'Murdo, Catherine37 Black, John37 Hunter, John W., miUworker37 Brown, Joseph, pensioner37 Brown, James, vanman38 Richardson, David, millworker38 Bell, David, millworker38 Steel, Mrs Mary38 Graham, James, carter39 Wright, Wm., cattle dealer39 M'Quade, Joseph, chimneysweep39 Collins, Edward James,labourer39 Bell, John, clerk40 Mul'hearn, Pat., labourer40 Walls, James, millworker40 Morrin, Miss Mary, millworker40 Sanders, Thomas, millworker

60 STREET DIRECTORY.42 Wright, James, painter43 Mason, John, patternmaker45 Smith, George, Labourer45 Brown, Miss Elizabeth46 Siddons, Margaret46 Bogie, Thomas, gardener46 Hunter, James, labourer47 Byers, Mrs Jane, millworker48 Thompson, Mrs P.48 Johnstone, Mrs Gordon48 Currie, Frank, labourer48 Regan, Mrs49 Greer, Hugh, labourer49 Bryant, William, hawkerSwanlea Terrace.1 Irving, David, mason2 Borthwick, George James,yardsman3 Tait, James, builder4 Wylie, Joe., quarrj^manDevorgilla Terrace.1 Hogg, Andrew, woodturner2 Lewis, James, mason2 Inman, Mrs Jemima3 Jar dine, Mrs4 Sowerby, R. L., town postman5 Miller, William, stockingmaker5 M'Naught, Mrs6 Morrison, John, insuranceagent7 Robertson, W. G., tailor8 Smith, John, mason8 Smith, Mrs Jane9 M'Kay, Wm., leather merchant'smanager10 Currie, William, linotypeoperator11 M'Courtie, James, grocer11 Johnstone, G. I., compositor12 M'Milkn, S. C, printer13 Cuthbertson, John, attendant,C.R.I.14 Menziee, Peter, manager,Smger Sewing MachineCoy., Ltd".14 Wagstaff, Wilfrid, agent,S.P.B. and T.A.15 M'Lean, Robert, baker16 Beattie, Robert, police constable17 Anderson, George, frameworkknitter17 Blackie, Wm. Lookup,postal overseer18 Welsh, James, joiner19 Goudie, Charles, frenchpob'sher20 Gilchrist, Wm., grocer20 Gracie, Robert James, clogmaker21 Burdett, Sidney,foremanhosieryObservatory Terrace.1 Farrow, Mrs Agnes1 M'Morrine, James, upholsterer1 Macmillan, Robert, groom1 Edgar, Miss Margaret2 Scott, Misses, weavers2 M'Nae, Thomas, ooachpainter3 Ramage, Mrs3 Cairns, William Mundell,painter3 Coulthart, Mrs3 Howat, Robert, wool sorter4 M'AUister, Tlios., engineer4 Blacklock, John, draper5 Romney, Thomas, butc^her5 Stevenson, William,manpost-5 Mathison, James, baker5 Harrison, Mrs6 Lennox, Jacob, millworker6 Adams, Walter, stationerytraveller7 Peters, E., milliner7 Mackie, Wm., tailor'scutter7 Gunzeon, Mrs

STREET DIRECTORY 617 CoTipland, Greorge, baker8 Douglas, John, millw-oirker8 M'Lean, David, clothier9 Robsion, James9 Hyslop, Mrs9 M'Call, Thomas, fireman9 Brydon, Robert, patternweaver10 Jeffs, Samuel, plumber10 Haining, Mrs Alice11 M'Gill, David H., insurancesuperintendent11 M'Murray, Margaret N.11 Ballantyne, James, coachman12 G-ordon, William, baker12 Irving, Adam, labourerCollege Street, m.3 Warren, Michael, quarryman4 Hiddleston, John, slater4 Moran, Thomas, painter5 Langton, Mrs Marie,weaver6 Macaulay, Mrs7 Murray, W., mason7 Clark, John, tuner8 Kirk, Thomas, baker8 Kirkpatrick, Alex., blacke;mitli10-11 M'Gowan, James, commissionagent and wholesaleconfectioner12 Lilly, Mary, laundress12 White, John12 Fildes, Donald, labourer13 Dodds, George, gamekeeper13 Bell, T., insurance agent13 Rush, John C, tailor13 Griersion, Walter, piainter15 Fair, James, generallabourer15 Murray, Mrs16 Gordon, Ellen16 Gribbon, Luke, labourer16 M'MiUan, John, hawkerand dealer16 Cooper, John, labourer16 Wilson, Mrs Janet17 Gunyon, Robert, shepheird18 Spelman, Mrs18i Jeffs, William, joiner19 Behan, James T., housepainter19i Gray, Williom, jobbinggardene'r20 Rutherford, Daniel, greenkeeper,D. & G. Golf Club22 Murray, James, labourer23 Taylor, James, ploug'hman24 Allan, Bernaird, telephonelinesman25 Halliday, James, mason25 Brydson, Joseph, tailor25 Wells, Harry, monumentalmason25 Walker, David, mason27 Wells, John, mason27 Hastings, R. C, compositor28 Hastings, Mrs29-55 Preacher, Francis, joiner30 Hastings, James, butcher30 Currie, John, pressman.30-2-54 Hannay, Jolin, plasterer31 Johnstone, William, watchmaker32 M'Call, James, mason32 M'Neish, J., coalman33 Peircy, Robert, dogger35 Meechan, John, dyer35 Gibb, John, florist35 Gillespie, Mrs36 Cook, Alexander, miller36 Jackson, William, dyer36 M'Kean, Robert, joiner37 Sullivan, John, dogger37 Kelly, John, farm labourer37 'Brown, David, gardener37 Wallace, Miss37 Groves, Joseph, stonebreakeir38 Bell, Joseph, coadiman38 Murray, Robert, labourer38 Weems, James, labourer38 Douglas, AndrcAv, quarryman38 Kelly, Maxwell, moulder

62 STREET DIRECTORY38 Weems, JaniiesShortridge, Thos., dyer andmanufacturer, StakefardWilson, Alex., cattle dealer,SandsideJohnstone, Jolin, NithsideCook, John, carter, NithsideLodgeT. Shortridge & Son, dyersand manufacturers. Stakeford40 M 'Naught, Alex., preissman40 Maxwell, M., railwaysignalman41 M 'Naught, Janet41 Lawson, Joseph, dyer41 Allan, Mrs Agnes41 Brodie. Mrs, laundress42 SkachiJl, Terence, patternweaver42 Little, Mrs Jane43 M'lntosh, Wm., shepherd44 Wylie, Duncan, joiner45 Foster, William, prisonwarder46 Anderson, David, tailor andclothier46 Anderson, Miss N.47 M'Kinnon, Jessie^8 Henderson, Wm., butcher49 Currie, William, labourer50 Preacher, James, joiner51 Henderson, Wm., bootmaker51 Coupland, Wm., millworker52 Hastings, James, slater55 Moran, George, cabinetmaker56 M'William, Thos. G., tailorHalliday Terrace.1 Graham, George, painter2 M 'Donald, James, coachman3 M 'Knight, John, builder4 M'Clachrie, James, shoemaker5 Kerr, William, commissionagent7 Allan, David, insuranceagentCollege Street.GO Bell, Wm., dancing master60 Jackson, James R., baker62 Niven, Mrs E.64 Graham, Mrs A., laundress65 M'Gowan, John, baker65 Montgomery, Wm., joiner65 Montgomery, Eliza66 Murdoch, John, enginecleaner66 Kirk, Isabella66 Thomson, Daisy66 Walker, Thomas, mason67 M'MiUan, Wm., old bookseller67 Cooper, Mrs67 Thomson, Mrs68 Morley, Robert, plumber68i Morley, Mrs S.68^ Pater son, John, ooachsmith69 Beattie, Joseph, grooeir70 Muir, Mrs MaryCraigs Road.115 Farquharson, John Sydney,architect115 Dobson, Alexander, tailor115 Marlow, Robert, foremanmason115 Denholm, William, joiner115 Clark, Joseph, labourer115 Hyslop, Mrs115 Cla,rk, JanetCameron Place.2 Little, Joseph, retired ironturner2 M'GiU, D., assurance agent2 Richardson, John2 Graham, Mrs Janet1 Maxwell, Robert, plumber1 Moffat, William, enginedriver

,STREET DIRECTORY 631 Briinton, Frank, tanworksempl'Oj^'eo1 Sharpe, James, patteirnweaverCraigs Road.Wilkin, Mr® A., St.Michiael's CottageCnrrie, Miss, BrookfieldRev. Brother Greorge, director,St. Joseph's CollegeDonnan, J. S., CardorcanWilliamson, Mrs Robert,Greenlea VillaMari&t Birothers, teacher®,Mount St. MichaelMiddleton, T. G., nnreery-,m.an. Cemetery LodgeDempster Robert, grocer,KinnieiicharDickson, Miss J. P., NileBankMaxwell, Robert, solicitor,Clyde VillaGreig, James, bootmaker,Criffel CottageBoyle, E., wine and spiritmerchant. Glen RosaLearmont, Mrs William,LarchfieldJohn Learmont (Wm.Learmont & Son), LarchfieldNurseriesRae, Miss, Mount SydneyRoss, Richard, farmer,GiUbrae' FarmBleachfield.Rankine, James, painterCreighton, GeoTge, railwaycarterMarshall, Hugh, masonM 'William , John ,guardGillbrae CottageGillfieldTerraoe.Richardson, John, surfacemanWallace, Wm., foresterCarson, GeorgeDuffy, William, carterThomson, G., tailor's cutterM 'Naught, George, insutranceagentCuniberland Street.Corporation Gasworks (S.Dickie, maniager)1 Varney, Mrs M. J.2 M'Lean, Mrs3 Bryson, M.4 Johnistone, John, draper5 Boyle, William6 Turner, John, ironmongerBrookville Terrace.3 Walker, Ernest, mill manager2 Paton, George K., coimmeroialtraveller1 Weir, JosephDalbeattie Road, m.Matthews, William, superintendent.PrudentialAssurance Coy., DunelmBowie, J. M'Lintock, architect.The HainBlake, W. M., seedsman,BarthauSmith, David, draper. TheLimesB eve ridge, John, draper,GlenochilHiddleston, Mrs J.,Meadow BankDuncan, Mrs A., St.HeliersMilligan, Robert, BalmaineMoir, Henry, banker,KenilworthBoyd, Mrs, draper, EskBankSmith, Mrs, Lochaber

64 STREET DIRECTORY.Gillespie, Miss Elizabeth,Park HallGumming, Robert, draper,St. Ruth'sBarbour, Mts, BelmontHutton, Mrs Mary, RoslynShannon, Mrs, BadamtamSoott, Leonard, Milnwiood.Elder, Mrs, Inaville HouseOowan, John, manufacturer,GlenviewEdga'r, I., writer, FergusleaRebert&on, James, draper,Ashmount.Wilson, Nigel B., civilengineer, KilmoryTinning, William, postman,Glan-CoedHamilton, Robert, SuffolkhillDavid Street, m-2 Jackson, Robert, surfaceman2 Nightingale, John, millworker2 M' Queen, Mrs2 Whitehead, Mrs Annie3 Montgomery, Wm., cashier4 Drummond, James, grocer5 Cooper, Andrew, spiritmerchant6 Walker, Douglas, fishmonger7 Douglas, Robert, baker'svanman7 Brown, Wm. James, joiner7 Sproat, Mrs7 Kirkpatrick, John, hewer8 Callander, James, railwayemployee8 Steel, Mrs E., millworker8 Ritchie, William, frameworkknitter8 Scott, William, tailor10 Bell, Thos., mason11 Nicoll, James, postman11 Dickson, William, postmanCallander, Gavin, PalmerstonIron Works12 King, Thomas, carterGavin Callander & Son,Palmerston Saw Mills14-15 Tait, James B., builder16 Fergusson, John Forfar,postal clerk17 Dobie, Miss19 Booth, Sam., porte'r19 Little, John, shop manageir19 Mnrray, Thos., frameworkknitter19 Bell, Charles, plasterer20 Jeffs, William, labourer20 M'Gill, Peter, weaver20 Galloway, J., gardeneir20 Bendall, James, baker20 Douglas, Miss M.20 Black, Geo., joinerDockhead.Robertson, Thos., plastererHastings, Thos., commissionagentMaxwell, Thos., shoemakerGallagher, C. M., confectionerRonald's Court.Wilson, William, lorrymanGibbon, John, shoemakerSturgeon, Robert, millworkerJardine, Edward, labourerKerr, MrsDougan, Joseph, labourerM'Lean, Mrs MargaretRock, MrsDockhead.Burns, Jas., aerated watermanufacturerArmstrong & Dickie,aerated water manufacturers,SpringbankTurnbuU, W., Nith Lodge

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STREET DIRECTORY. 65Blount, Miss Jane, NithLodgeMurray, Andrew, railwayemployee, Nith LodgeM'Donoug'h, P., labourer,Nitli LodgeCrombie Buildings.St.111222222M'Glure, Lawrence, groomBowes, Thos., millworkerGlendinning, John, enginecleanerBrown, Wm., labourerCreighton, Jas., millworkerHannah, John, telegraphlinesmanMichael's Buildings.Hunter, Walter, labourerCowan, MrsBurgess, Mrs L.Hughes, James, labourerMartin, Owen, labourerDunbar, George, lorrymanCameiroiii, Geo., labourerHawkinsf, Robt., labourerHanlon, Maxwell, millworker3 Blount, James, millworker4 Collins, Hugh, fireman5 M 'Queen, James, patternweaver6 Davidson, Alex., weaver7 M'Kie. Mi,S;S Jessie, weaver8 Russell, James, gasworksemployee8 Gillespie, William, mason8 Blyth, Mrs Eliz.8 M 'Nairn, Mrs C.8 Jackson, Mrs A.8 M'Kay, John, laboureir8 Hullin, Joseph, labourer8 Gracie, Miss Jane, millworker8 Carruthers, R., gardener9 Carruthers, Robt., weaver9 Morrison, Cliairles, spinner9 Watret, Allan, warper9 Johnstone, James, plumber10 Fair, Mrs Helen10 Jardine, Matthew10 Watret, James, slaterManse Cottages.1 Urquhart, William, flesher2 Howatson, Robert3 Allan, James, gardener4 Wallace, John, porter5 Rj^mer, Thomas, draperLindenGrove.1 Kirkpatrick, Adam, cycleagent2 Kleiser, Miss, dressmaker3 Murray, Thomas, joiner4 Clark, David5 Campbell, James, inspectorof police6 Brinkworth, MrsDunbar Terrace.1 M'Queen, Miss Mary, AlmaBank2 Aitken, Miss M. Carlyle3 Tweedie, General and Mrs5 Frazer, John, chemist6 Scott, Peter, draper7 Mackie, William, gi'ocer8 Murdoch, Mrs JohnM'Vittie, David, coachman,LodgeRobson, T. A., hosierymanager, Langlands VillaRamsay Place.Eastfield Road.Bell, William, joinerBoyes, William, stokerM'Call, Joseph, railwaysurfacemanJohnstone, Mrs GavinEastfieldRoad.AVilliam Tilburn & Co.,engineers and contractors.The Bungalow

66 STREET DIRECTORY.1 Scott, Alexander Francis2 Craig, Miss3 Ferguson, Mrs4 Beaton, James Alexander,writer5 Wells, James, generaldealer6 Murdcch, Miss Graoe E.Hannavy, T. A., printerand stationer, CardeanSutherland, George, RawsonvilleFergusson, James W., commercialtraveller, NorwoodFerg-uson, Tlios., confectioner,Mount PleasantCampbell, James, electricalengineer, Stella BankM'Nav, James, contractor,Eastfield ViewWaljs, V/illiam, flesher,EastfieldViewAVilson, George, coal mercliant,Eastfield ViewRobertson, William, dairyman,Eastfield HouseEastfield Terrace.Currie, Adam, railwayguardM'Nay, David, carterM' Queen, Tbomas, retiredpostmanYoung, William, enginedriverCampbell, Muir, dentalmeolianicWatret, Robert, clerkEastfield Road.Armstrong, John L.,cashier. MountMView'Lean, Alex , nursery.manager, Bothwell CottageGilfeather, John, plumberand sanitary engineer,Westfield HouseHunter, Mrs Helen,field HouseWest-Prosser, Richard, nurseryforeman, WestfieldtageCot-Black lock, Misses, WestfieldCottageR^oss, Jiohn, jeweller,BarkerlandEdinburgh Road.Armstrong, Francis, gardener.Burn Cottage,ParkfootMiller, Charles, coachtrimmer,ParkfootM'Millan, James Douglas,porter, Parkfoot CottageM'Cail, James, railway employee,ParkfootFraser, Thomas, AVoodbineCottageM'Lean, Jobn M., jeweller,GlenthornSimpson, Alex., traveller,GlenhurstHalliday, T. A., ParkhurstM'Cubbin, John, commercialtraveller, OsborneHouseDickie, John, solicitor,EllingtonArmstrong, Robert, ironmonger,ParkthorneCallander, Mrs John, Ingle-AvoodCrombie, Wilfrid F., architect,BeaumontLennox, John, wine merchant.WhitethornCritchley, John W., Rectorof Academy, CleveleysSloan, Mrs, WimborneGrierson, Edward, ironmonger,HillbuttsReid, James S., sheepfarmer, W^estwoodPenman, A. C, motor carriagebuilder. Mile Ash

STREET DIRECTORY.6^English Street.1-3 Watison, T. B., hatterand hosiero Bell, James, seedsman,tobacconist,etc.7 Campbell, John7 Campbell, Miss P. L.,dressmaker9 Johnston, John, hairdresserand fancy goodsmeTchant11 Milligan, I. B., flesher13 Dobie, Andrew, sheriffofficer13 M 'Donald, Susan, ladiesnurse15 Robert Armstrong & Son,wine and spirit merchants17 Wilson, John, grocer19 Bell, Mi«s, TemperanceHotel23 Ballantyne, John, wineand spirit merchant25 Gilfeather, John, plumberand gas'fitteir27 Roxburgh, Mrs27 Murray, Mrs Agnes27 Beck, John, fitter29 Kelly, Robe.rt C, fish andgame dealer31 Grilli. Giovanni, confectionerand ice-cream merchant33 Swan, Walter H., tobacconist35 Walker, Mrs Marion35 Wood. Robt., blacksmith35 Moffat, R. J., plumber37 R. J. Moffat & Son,plumbers39 M'Burnie, Robert, grocer41 Forrest, Mrs M.41 Gallacher, Bernard, postman41 White, Jas., photographer41 Smith, Thomas, tractionensine driver41 West, Robert, billiardroom keeper41 Independent I^abour PartyClub Rooms43 Walls, William, butcher45 Dickson, W. R., tobacconistand newsagent47 Middleton, Miss M.,fruiterer and florist49 Wilkin, Mrs MargaretAnn T.49 Haining, Robert, blacksmith49 Crosbie, Thomas, cabdiriver49 Robertson, David, butcher49 Anderson, Mrs49 Boj^d, Joseph, billiardsaloon keeper51 Misses M. J. & M. M.M'Burnie,makers53-55 R. & T. S.umbrella,Thomson,wine and spirit merchants57 Ahrweiler, Conrad, hairdresserand wigmaker59 Davidson, Robert, photographer59 M'Kean, Hugh59 Thomson, R., spirit merchant59 Brown, James, coalman59 Moffat, James Mein,plnmber59 Graham, Claude L., painter59 Bell, Wm., railway employee61 D. M'Millan & Son,painters63 Robertson & Bell, grocers65 Milroy, James, plumber67 Hume, James C, dogger69 Shortt. Matthew, vanman69 Diraffan, Thomas, wholesalegrocer's assistant69 Ireland, William Bell, gashouse stoker69 Martin, Thomas, porter

68 STREET DIRECTORY.71 Hutchison, T. W. H., clogmaker73 Irving, William, jobmaster75 Bell, Walter, gardener75 Mnndell, Mrs James77 Marshall, Thomas, spiritmerchant79-81 Maxwell, John, hairdresser81 Richardson, James, railwaycarter81 Lavens, John, warehonseman81 Glover, Mrs81 Duff, William, saddler83 J. & J. Cannon, cycleagents85 Byers, A. D., scourer85 Paterson, James, millworker85 Brown, James, flesher85 Saunderson, Andrew K.,assurance agent85 Farquharson, Alex., joiner91 Howie Bros., grocers93 Naismith, Jonathan,engine-driver93 Morrison, Mrs Sarah93 Connolly, Mrs Jane93 M'Intosh, James, locomotivefireman95 John Chicken & Sons,bakers and confectioners93-101 The DumfriesCompany, Ltd.Motor99 Boyd, John, stoker99 Craig,manCharles, hammer-99 Bryden, William, lorryman99 FeTgiison, William, m'ason101 Caldv.-ell, James, dyer101-103 Kerr, James, housefurnisiheir105 Gibson, William, foremanglovemaker105 Waller, Robert, locomotivenight foreman105 Turnbull. M., dressmaker107 Smart, Walter, china merchant109 Flemmg, Joseph, superintendentof police109 Waters, George W., policeinspector109 M 'Donald, George, sergeantof police109 Thomson, James, policeconstable109 Christine, Robert, policeconstable109 Barr, Alex. L., cliief inspectorof weights andmeasures4 Murphie,, Miss J., flesher6 Fairbairn, John W., clerk6 Beck, Joseph, hotel porter6 Gowan, S. A., leaflooker6 Kirkpatrick, W., cabman6 Brown, James, porter6 Frame, Robt., millworker8 Union Bank of Scotland,8 Moir, Henry, bank agent8 Craig & Geddes, solicitors8 Underwood, David, 'busdriver10 Penman, W. H., cycle andmotor cycle merchant16 Maclachlan, H. A., hotelkeeoer,QueensberryHotel18 Clark, Hugh, booksellerand stationer20 Paterson, Sons & Co.,pianoforte and musicsellers22 Richardson, James, tailor22 Gordon, W. J., grocer26-28 M'Creadie, D., baker,confectioner, and purveyor30 Martin, James, caretaker30 Stoba, Samuel, vanman30 Donnelly, Thos., drainer32 Thomson, J., baker and•confectioner34 Goldie, John, housepainter34 Reid, John, blacksmith34 Irving, Mrs R.34 Milburn, Peter, labourer

34 Hanlon, Mm34-36 Mail", Robert, ironmonger38 M'Kinn.en, Wm., ©later38 Black, John, fisherman38 Moffat, Mrs38 Bell, William, baker andconfectioner38 Hayton, Wm., shoemaker38 M'Kinnell, Mr® D.38 Neisham, James, jobbinggardener38 Wright, James S., bootand shoe repairer38 Smith, Patrick, labourer38 Baird, Alex. B., cabdriver38 M'Crink, Peter, dealer44 Walker, Jane, tea rooms46 Lockerbie, James Cook,butcher46 M'Lachlan, James, painter46 Walker,manJohn, hammer-46 Kelly, Samuel, labouirer48-50 W. Dickie & Son, wineand spirit merchants52 Gibson, Robert, skinner52 M'Lean, Robert, cranedriver52 Patterson, James, vanman52 Gunzeon, John, tailor52 Isaac, George, baker54 Gordon, W. J., grocer andprovision merchant56 Fenwick, Mis® M.,fruiterer and confectioner58 Milligan. George, butcher62 Maas, I. Fred., photographer62 Alexander's Studio68 Dunsmore, R. S., fruitererand confectioner70 Wigihtman, Miss E., dressmaker70 Hastings, David, constable74 Johnstone, James D.,bootmaker74 Duff, Samuel C, confectionerSTREET DIRECTORY 6974 Cook, Joseph, railwayguard76 Hendrie Miss, newsagent80 Joihn Wright & Co.,Mdiolesalegirocers84 Glendinning, M. H., millinerand outfitter86 Little, Robert, butcher86 Robson, William, storeman88 Stott, T. M., traveller88 Campbell, Mrs88 Day, Mrs_90 Lavins, Miss E., grocer94 Longmuir, John, spiritmerchant96 Duff, William, saddler98 M' Queen, Mrs MarylOO Anderson, James, tailorand clothier102 Morton Bros., wholesalegrocers104 Dumfries Drug Company,Ltd., dispensing chemists110 Thomson, Mrs112 Smith, Wm., flesher114 Baron, Alexander L.,theatrical manager116 Boiggis, George, assurancesuperintendent118 Clacherty, Miss E., LochinvairTemperance Hotel132 Barbouir, James, architect,St. Christopher'sMalam, Mrs, St. Mary'sHouseStobie, John, house furnisher,iTouglas HouseScott , And rew , who lesalegrocer. Park HouseFriars' Vermel.1 Arrol, Miss Jane, confectionerand fancy goodsmerchant3 Woodirow, P., grain dealer5-7 J. Milligan & Co.,saddlers

70 STREET DIRECTORY9 Kirkpatrick, Mrs M.11 M'Vimiie, James, shoemaker13 Smith, Mrs J.13 Leslie, Mrs Janet13 Bell, Mrs Janet15 Turner, James, rope andtwine mannfacturer17 J. D. Wilson & Co.,woollen merchants19 M'Lachlan, Samuel, joinerand builder19 Irving, David, hoirseshoer19 Bo^de, Miss19 Sharpe, Thos. , horseishoer19 Grierson, Robert, coachbuilder21 'Robertson & Wright,bakers, etc.25 Broad foot, Wm., lathsplitter25 Potter, James, labourer25 Shanks, Thomas Kniowiles,baker27-29-31 Gibson, Thomas',grocer and grain merchant31 Calder, Mrs31-33 Ovens, Thomas T.,hatter and hosier37-39 Cowan, Robert, spiritmerchant, Victoria Inn41 Dalgliesh, Thomas, housepainter41 Grant, John, motorfinisher41 Brown, William, miotorbuilder41 Connell, Thomas, cashier41 Kolmie, Fred., pork butcher41 Knight, John, engineer41 Thorn, Archibald,

STREET DIRECTORY. 7116-18 Black, J., grocer20 Carnoclian, Frank, biitcher22 Murray, Joihn, 'hairdr'es&er24 Patterstoii, John, mill-Worker24 Elliott, Wm., butcher24 M'Lean, James, coachman24 Bryant, James, millworker24 Smith, William24 Johnston, Mrs Janet24 Wallace, Robert Bruce,teacher of dancing26 Dorward. A., hotelkeeperBlggar, John, postingmaster.Blue Bell Stables28 Robertson, Thos., baker28 Dickie, Oliver, ooachtrimmer28 M'Queen, Francis, baker30-32 Wilson, W., house furnisher34 Coupland, David, quarryman34 Ooldie, Wra., carter36 Wright, Lizzie, restaurantkeeper38-40 Boyd, S., hairdresser40 Harrow, Wm.40 Boyd, Mrs H.40 Byers, Wm.40 Coyne, Daniel, labourer40 MuHoy, Mrs B.,40 Doyle, C, moulder44-46 Henderson, John M.,engineer46 Trotter, Thos., frameknitter46 Jones, Mrs E.46 Phillips, Wm., slater46 Wallace, Joseph, ostler46 M'Cartney, Jas., quarryman52 Callander, G.52 Kirkpatrick, Geo., painter52 Rorrison, Mrs§2 Bell, David, tailor52 Kellochan, Mrs52 Gracie, Mrs M.54 Thom, J., greengrocer56 Varney, H., restaurateur58 Eraser, Charles, plumber58 M 'Crone, John, coachbodymaker58 Haining, Wm. yardsman,58 Windsoir, James, baker58 Niool, Jenny58 Rae, Marj-, dressmaker58 Henderson, Mrs58 Devan, James, tinsmith60 Bell, Lawrence, tobacconistand fancj' goods62 Connolly & Lear}', drapersand brokers64 Connollj^, Bernard, draperand broker66 Rogerson, Thomas, grocer64a M'Minn, John, jobbinggardener68-70 Little, Miss V. O., rope,net, and twine emporium70 Kirkpatrick, Charles, ironmonlder72-74 Corry's, clothiers, etc.76 Duckitt, Fred., fish antdchip potato purveyor78 Muirdoch, Joseph, grocer80 Gray, James A. H., fishrajonger82 Gibb. James, hatter andhosier84 J. Mulholland & Co., ironmongers86 Linwood, Mrs W.,restaurateur92 Todd, John G., watchmakerand jeweller94-96 Corson, Mrs, fruit eirerand confectioner98 Macgregcr, John, butcher100 Macgi-egor, Janet102 The Farmers' Association,meat purvej^ors104 Park. W. G., watchmaker106 Creighton, Robert, warehouseman108-110 Campbell, Matthew,griocer110 Wardirop, Miss M., dressmaker

72 STREET DIRECTORY.110 Bell, Mis® S. A.112 M'Call, Wm., tobacconist].14 Croisbie, Rot^t., firuiterelrand confectioner116 Lander, Joilin, boot andshoe niiercliant118 M'Allister, James A.,tailoir118 Welsh, Mrs118 Miller, Tbonias, bakerGalloway Street, m.1 Walker & Sliarpe, writers1 The Clydesdale Bank, Ltd.,Walker & Sharpe, agents;Hugh Mackinlay, accountant3-4 Cairns, Alex., painter anddecorator5-6 Cooper, Andrew, spiritmerchant7 M'Kie, William, fireman7 Wilson, Mrs8 Walker, Douglas M'l.,fishmonger9 Drummond, James, grainmerchant10 Whitewright, Miss J.11 Hutchison, Robert, dogger12 Drummand, James, grocer13 M'Growan, Jame^ L., joiner14 Paton, William, draper15 Henderson, J., stationerand tobacconist16 Barron, Miss J., ladies' andchildren's outfitter16|^ Kirk, Thomas, engineer17 Tait, William, joiner17 M 'Queen, Robert, draper18 Gibson, John, butcher19-20 S. Cairns & Son,painters and decorators20 Wilson, Greorge painter21 Redd, Mrs22 Hume, James C, clogmaker22 Shanks, George, butcher23 Read, Matthew, vanman23 Inman, Charles, clogger23 Dick, Mrs, ladies' s nurse23 M'Lean, Jas., coachman24-25 M'Kay, Wm., registeredplumber and gasfitteir26 iRankinei, Miss M. J.,fruiterer and confectionerHope Place.2 M'Nae, Robert, veterinarysurgeonGalloway Street.27 Troqueeir Parish CouncilOffice28 Rae, George D., yardsman28 Paters on, Miss, seamstress28 Dowd, M.28 Dempster, Mrs Mary29 M'Courtie, Mrs30 Miirray, Mrs W., laundress30-31 Smith, G. A., bootmaker31^ Souter, Alex., baker31 Br yden John, woodforester31^^ Drummond, Robert H.,vanm-an32 Tait, James, cycle merchant,etc.33 Laurie, Mrs34 Murray, James, baker36 Stewart, William36 Stewart, N., dressmaker36 Dickson, David, vanman37 Papple, Robert,merchanthardware39 Beattie, Joseph, groceir40-41 James Service & Sons,seedsni'enand nurserymen41 M'Millan, John, tailor andclothier41 Aitken. Elizabeth41 Lancaster, G., tailor41 Wells. Mrs42 Aitken, Elizabeth, confectioner43 A. Cowan & Son, manufacturersand clothiers44-45 Kirk, John, tobacconist46 J. Chicken & Sons, bakers'

STREET DIRECTORY. 73G-eorg-e Street.George Street Public Scliool(Thomas Douglas, lieadmaster)1 Walker-, Henry, waiter andhallkeeper17 Thomson, Mrs B. H.23 HysLop, Mrs Isabella35 Edgar, I. F., solicitor37 Malcolm, Alexander, minister.Catholic ApostolicChurchMundell, James, gardener,Moat BraeM 'George, J. C, manufacturer^Moat BraeAlbert Place.1 Thomson, Mrs J.2 Laing, G. T., music teacher3 Bain, Mrs4 Swan, Thomas, watchmaker5 Millar, Robt., watchtoaker7 Ctichton, William Dempster,plumberNith Avenue.1 Hyslop, John, labourer2 Lancaster, Adam, cabdriver3 Cooper, Francis, carver andgilder4 Mather, Robert5 Carter, Robert, baker6 Young, David, stokerGeorge Street.Herries, Samuel, coachbuilder32 Borthwick, Andrewina36 M 'Gibbon, G. L., chemist38 J. Archer Mitchell, Ltd.,makers of artificial teeth42 Hume, A., music teacher52 Muir, James, painter52 Shearman, MrsGlasgow Street, m.1 M'Courtie, George, licensedgrocer2 Clark, Wilhelmina3 Nicholson, John H., pharmacist4-5-5i Hastings, R., butcher6 Kirk, William, mason6 Donnelly, Robert6 Murray, Mrs Ellen6 Carruthers, Jas., janitor6 M'Bryde, W. D., town postman6 Reid Miss Jane7 Anderson, David, tailor andcliothier8 Drummond, James, baker9 Taylor, William, grooer10 M'Murdo, Robert, marketgardener and dairy11 Murdoch, John J., shepherd11 M'Murdo, Mrs Margaret11 Nicholson, Mrs Mary12 Cowan, Mrs M. C.13 Fergusson, Alex., joinerand undertaker13 Williamson, Mrs Mary13i Robson, James, hairdresser14 Craig, Robert, grocer16 Harper, Catherine16 Walker, James C,makerclog-17 Taylor, Thomas, stockingmaker17 Henderson, J., scourer19 M 'Knight, Miss Mary19 Gowan, Alex., labourer19 Little, Miss, G., sewer19 M'Kinnell, James, dyer19 Bell, John, seedsman19i- M'Queen, James, blacksmith20 Cairns, David, painter21 M'Ara, Jane, millworkeir22 Herries, Alfred, insuranceagent

74 STREET DIRECTORY.23 Moffat^ Samuel, farmlabourer23 Clark, Barbara23i Callander, JoJiii, aesuranoecollector23i Burns, Mrs23i Clark, William, miner23j Hannah, Hugh, labourer23j Grraliam, Richard, housepainter24 Callander, Robt., plumber24 Irving, Mrs John25 M'Gilil, Mrs Christina,gi'ocer25 Smith, Miss25 Hardie, Elizabeth26 iStewart,27 Griraham,Mrs MaryMrs MaryCruickshank, Alex., sanitaryinspector, Town HailBuildimgsHaddon's Place.2 Hume, John, carter3 Grierson, Joseph, baker4 Handley, Sam., labourer5 Heron, Thos., cab drirer6 Halliday, Mrs Mary7 Edgar, James Alexander,house painteir8 M'Mirai, Wm., joiner8 Nisbet, Mrs Elizabeth, certificatedladies' nurseTurner's Terrace.1 Robertson, James, tobaccopipe maker1 Cameron, Duncan, siheplierd1 M'Kinnell, James, dyer2 Henderson, S. M'J., postman2 Hillenbrand, Wm., hairdresser2 Paterson, John3 Aitken, James, power frameworker3 Knight, Ernest, canvasser3 Bowman, Mrs4 M'Minn, James, gardener4 Greggan, John, carter4 Doig, Wan., tweed weaverGlasgow Street.Harkness, MissHouseJ., Dibdin29 Clenahan, Robert, labourer29 M 'George, Alex., painter29 Thomson, James, clogger29 Dickson, Richard, grocer30 Wallace, Robert,workerhosiery30 Johnston, Mrs30 Bamford, Mrs Jemima, ^weaver30 Lennon, Alfred, coal carter31 Kenyon, John, labourer31 Gallie, Robt., stockingmaker31 Mather, W. J.31 Fergusson, Thomas31 Felrgusson, Jacob31 Gallie, James, millworker32 Kimm, John, greenkeeper34 Lindsay, Wm., hawker34 Murphy, Mrs A.34 Morrison, James, mason34 M'Veigh, John34 Murdoch, Mrs M.34 Aitken, John, labourer34 Young, Frank, labourer34 Gowan, James, labourer34 Gordon, Wm., labourer34 Douglas, Jas., frameknitter34 Rodgers, John35 Fergusson, John Montgomery,carter35 Thomson, Mrs M., warehousefinisher35 Fettes,makerMrs Mary, dress-36- Dickie, William, joinerHill, James Harper,aerated wa,ter manufacturer,Redheugh"1901."Aitken, George, postmanRichardson, W. W., postman

STREET DIRECTORY. 75Woems, Thomas, slaterColtart, John, hoTsesho'erAshfleld Cottages.1 Maxwell, Miss2 Smith, Miss Susan, laundr^ess3 Martin, Greig, wood carter4 Blyth, George, ostler5 Crosbie. James M., clogmakerGlasgow Street.Gillies,HouseDavidson,Miss,James,Teherancounty^analyst, Summ.ervilleWilson, James, gardener,SummerviirePortland Place.1 Roddan/, Mrs2 Oraekston Mrs Marj^3 Burnside, Miss Janet4 Hunter, Mrs5 Kirk, Mrs6 Stephen, Rev. Arthur, retiredelergymanGlasgow Street.Maxwell, Miss Isa. G., TarquahCallander, Gavin, enigineer,EllentonHendersion, John, solicitor,HazelbrookOr*ossan, Saan., spirit merchant,Portland Cottage40 Beattie, Mrs40 Jolmjstone, Wm., lorryman40 Cairns, John, labourer41 Brown, James, builder42 Armstrong, Janet, farmworker43 Gra!ham, Andrew,43 Broadfoot, Mrsvanman43 Davies, Thomas, baker43 M'Lellan, H., fruiterer44 Moffat, William, farmlabourei-44 Grierson, Elizabeth44 M' Que en, Mrs44 M 'George, Mrs45 Milligan, Mrs Margaret45 Henry, Andrew, furnituredealer45 Carson, George, police constable45 Dickson, Agnes, outworkei-46 Dunbar, George, joiner47 Muir, Nichol, house painter47 Percy, George, dyer48 Grant, James, millwork^ir49 Jardine, Miss Sarah49 Airley, John, vanman50 White, Robert, M.A., privateteacher51 Hume, Mrs Catherine53 Hastings, John, slater53 R. C. Hastings & Sons,slaters55 Eraser, Robert, mason54 Thomson, John, joiner54 Cariruthers, John J.,_joiner54 Craig, John, baker55| Burnie, Robert55^ Halliday, James, en^ginedriver56 Roddick, John, generaldealerWell Street.1 Scott, William, railwaysurfaceman1 M'Murdo, Janet4 Graham, William, housepainterGlasgow Street.57 M'Dougall, James, grocer58 Wilson, Thomas, carter58 M'Meechan, Jas., labourer59 Todd, Archibald, saddler60 Beck, William, fisher61 Beattie, Mrs, seamstress

76 STREET DIRECTORY.61 Montgomery, Mrs Margaret,v/hite seam isewer62 Thomson, Jesisie, fancygoods mercliant63 Hastie, Jessie A., dressmaker63 Bryden, Mrs63 Grilmour, Mrs63 M' Queen, David, joiner64 Glendinning, Jessie, draperand smallwares65 Anderson, Andrew65 Young, Mrs66 Murdoch, Joseph, stockingmaker67 Watnell, Mis®67 Briown, Margaret, charwoman67 Wilson, Miss Sophia68 M'Nae, Adam, bottkfr68 Muirphie, Mrs Agnes68-69 M'Kay, Adam, registeredplumber and gas^fitter71 Notman, James71 GMendinning, Mrs71 Beattie, James, cabman72 Gracie, Robert, clog manufacturerReid, Tom, King's ArmsPosting Establishment74 Whyte, W. G., King'sArms HotelMurray Race.Glebe Street.1 Kennedy, Mrs J,1 Andereion, Robert, clerk2 Brown, Mary2 Smith, Tho'mas, spinner3 Pairker, William, postman3 Moriarty, Miss A.4 Holmes, Edward, railwayporter4 Hunter, Robert, fishman5 Murray, William, joiner5 Samuel Murray & Son,joiners6 King, John, draper7 Thomson, James, pioliceconstable8 Ross, Henry, hosiery factoryoverseer8 M'Murdo, Thomas, joiner8 Gray, James J., baker9 Tait, John, foreman baker9 Clark, John, baker9 Haining,vanmanWilliam, railway9 Paterson, John, railway^guard10 Russell, Mrs Robertina10 M'Rae, William, pipe-major10 Gillespie, John, joiner10 Corrie, Adam, shoemaker11 Kennedy, James, railwayeimployee11 M'Laren, Georgei11 Wilson, W. Martin, candlemaker11 Boyes, William, labourerCreaswellPluce.1 Halliday, John, grain miller2 Montgomery, John, storemanGletoe Street.Learmiont, T. K., builderJohnston, James, blacksmith.SmithyPark TerraceGillies, William, vanman.Glebe Street GardensGirls' Home (Mrs Meadowcroft,matron)Miller, Mrs I., laundress.Glebe Street LaundryPark Terrace.1 Ferguson, David, masonand builder1 Wilson, David, compositor1 Bryson, Thomas, plumber1 Bryson, Thomas, gas stoker2 Armstrong Wm., grocer2 M'Connell, Thos., joiner

STREET DIRECTORY 772 Gillies, Mrs2 Halliday, James, clerk3 OonnO'T, John A., compositor3 Cuiminigiiam, Jolin, millforeman3 Henderision, George^, enginedriver3 M 'Queen, David, joiner4 Wiright, William Irvine,saddler4 Killop, Jolin, police sergeant4 Dickson, Thomas, tobac-Conist and' newsiagent4 M'Lellan, Jolm, vanmanGlebe TerraceHutchinlson, John, gardener,Glebe CottageJack, Misses M. and A. C,Hawthorn BankReid, James, hatter, NorwoodSoott, Simon Hart, MonaBank4 Griereon, Mrs Jane Rogerson,5 Bronghton VillaHumphrey, George, chinamierchant, RowenaLockerbie, John, chemist,Penryn7 Beveridge, James, clerk8 Gray, J, Maxwell, agent,Dumfriesshire UnionistAssociation9 Dickie, Sam., gas manager10 Sinclair, Fred. W., warehousemanGlebe Street.Reid, H. B., inspector ofpoor, Gordon BankMurison, Mrs John, DeveronCottageLauder, John, boot andshoe meirchant, CraigieBankGemmell, Mrs, JeddeworthBoyd, Joseph, billiardsaloon keeper, OakleaSmith, Robert, LinfernJohnstone, Wm., draper,Cairney CroftKerr, James, house furnisher,GlenmarlinDickson, W. R., tobacconistand newsagent, BladnochCrozier, Rev. W. G., Baptistminister, GlenmabenLizzievilleTerrace.1 M'Rae, Mrs2 Halliday, Joseph2 Steel, Robert, goods guard2 Grierson, Charles, patternweaverGrlencaple Road.See Nithbank.Gordon Street.1 Kirkpatrick, Miss C, J.,secretary, Y.W.C.A.2 Farries, T. Charlton,accountant3 Haining, Mrs W.4 Hendrie, G. T., solicitor5 Ronald, Mrs C.6 Ractliffe, George Nathaniel,.commission agent7 Kirk, Richard8 Payne, James, grocer9 Dickson, Irving Edgar,publican].0 Young, Miss11 Johnstone, Misses12 Henderson, Mrs13 Sprunt, Mrs14 Spence, MissGreenbrae.Beaton, Norman, gardener.The NaphthaM'Queen, Wm., blacksmith,Marchfoot Cottage

78 STREET DIRECTORY.Briar Bank.1 Kerr, JiO'hn, railwaiy clerk2 FaTquharson, James, tailor2 Douglas, Thomas, cleirk3 Wiglitman, Mrs4 Wells, James, porter4 M'Lean, MrsYoiing, James, mason6 YoTing, John, printer6 Pagan, David, lorryman7 Laurie, William, yardsman8 Dunbar, James, blacksmith8 Conchie, John, railway employee9 MacKay, Angus, baker10 Stewart, James, builder10 Milligan, Robert, shoemaker11 Tait, Mirs13 Carson, Mrs15 Shaw, Wm., buteher17 Nelson, John, painteir19 Patereon, Wm., cranedriverPrimrose Bank.Clark, Peter.Edgar, William, draper'sassist-antCraven, Thomas, railwayfiremanReid, Robert, engine-driverKirivpatrick, Thos., railwayporterGray, John, goods guardStordy, John, engine-driverLaurie James, signalmanBlacklock, MrsHutchison, James, housepainterTannock Place.1 M'Burnie, John, railwayporter2 Donaldson, Wiliam, railwaypofrter.3 Herries, John, insuranceagent4 Tait, Robert, grocer4 Farish, Thos., railway fi,reman5 M'Kie, John, laboureir6 Urquhart, Donald,mental masonmonu-6 Halliday, John, buildea*Bell, John, masonBrown, William, enginedriverGrladstone, Sam., oompositorTurner, William, railwayporterMuir, John, railway guardSimpson, Hugh, railwayporterHalliday, William W.Balmoral Place.1 AndeiTson, William J.,inspector, S.N.S.P.C.C.2 Reid_, Thomas, tiractionengine-driverBalmoral Road.3-4 M'Allisteir, Mrs, grocer4 Patrick, Wm., book finisher5 Brown, John, watchmaker6 Dickson, John, vanman6 Stoba, G-eorge B., ware-'houseman6 Brown, David, baker6 Kerr, Thomas, fireman7 Rodgeir, Henry, vanman7 Jardine, Mrs Annie7 Gallagher, Mrs7 Currie, John, fireman8 Fallas, David, paseengeTguard8 Hill, Matthew, railwayengine fireman8 Hume, Samuel, print^er8 Newcombe, Ambrose E.,stone-mason9 Macmiilan, Robert Walter,railway porter9 M'Call, Joseph, passengerguard

STREET DIRECTORY. 799 Stewart, Thomas, ironmoniger'siassistant9 Clark, James, lorryman10 Kexr, Mrs10 Crowtber, Jo'lm, clothier10 M'Kenzie, Mitchell, pointer10 M'Alliste'r, Thomas, printer11 Davidson, Jame®, foremanmason12 Crosbie, GleOirge, enginedriverM'Lennan, Evan, asisistantmanager, Raeborne Bank14 Green, J. W., hotel w'aiter,Osborne Bank15 Lorimer, Thomas, enginedriver16 Dobson, William, ironturner17 Haining, Alex., cLerk18 Armstrong, Wm. F., clerk19 Brown, David, mouldingmaohineman20 Neilson, William, goodsguard21 jVI'Morran, John S., insiiranoeagent22 Sturgeon, Mrs IsabellaS'mith, William, enginedriver,Balmoral CottaigeSharp, David, lithographer,2 Balmoral CottageKoseneath Cottages.Thomson, David, o-ailwaycarterWalker, Samuel, blacksmithOowan, Mrs JanetIrving, Thomas, gardenerBell, James, masonDingwall, Wm., enginedriverM'Culloch, John, gardenerMorrison, John, gardenerHazelbank.Bryden, Johnston, masonWalker, Jas., confectionerM 'Naught, Wm., grocerGreenbrae.Bell, William, mason, DelvinsidoFeirgusson, Miss Josephine,DelvinsideHarknesis, James, enginedriver,Rose-end CottageCowie, A., mason, Rose-endCottageEdgar, John, foremanporter, Albert VillaHyslop, John cattle dealer,Albert VillaStewart, Mrs Mary, ThistleLodgeWilson, John, spare signalman.Thistle LodgeRichardson, Mrs J., ThistleLodgeWallace, Joseph, railwaycairter. Thistle LodgeNeilson, Mirs,BankKinningtonKinning, Joseph, coachbuilder,KinningtonGreenbrae Buildings.1 M 'Queen, James, labourer2 Haugh, Mrs JaneM 'Naught, Wm., grocer5 Ross, Alex., sculptor7 Watret, George, vanman8 Glover, John, painterGreenbrae House.Anderson, MrsM'Call, John, janitorStewart, Neil, gardenerEdgar, Matthew, sculptorGreenbrae.Bertram, Charles, cyclemechanicCleeberg. Charles, manufacturer,CarlsTuhGillespie, John, mason,GlenheadGre^^, Marie Catherine,Glenhead

80 STREET DIRECTORYIrvine Terrace.1 Keenan, Michael^ corporationemployee.1 Burdett, Frederick, dgraper2 Montgomery, John, postman3 Proud, Wm., labourer4 Andrew, R. S., master ofwo'rks4 Bunting, E. C, commercialtraveller5 Walker, James, parcel clerk6 Dykes, Thomas, 4'©iitalmechanic7 M'lntosh, Charles, frenchpolisher and missioniary tothe deaf7 Gray, John, chemist anddruggist8 Taylor, Samuel, enginedriver9 Richardson, Victor Valentinepostman10 Grourlay, Alex., tailoT10 Thomson, Andi-ew, painter11 Coltart, William A., doggerMurray House.Goodwin, Wm., millwrightThom, Samuel, firemanM'Murdo, Peter, clerkMatthews, MrsRome, Jas., warehousemanGreenteae.Maxwell, Mrs M. G. T.,Bellevue HouseHalliday, Wm., farmer,Bellevue VillaRae, Mts Elizabeth,,Douglas CottageSbott, Wia'lter, foremanporter, Glendyne CottageBoyd, Thomas H., clerk,Chesney CottageMoffat, Geiorge, traveller,EllenleaCa'ldow, James, railway inspector,SunnybankTurnbull, Thomas J., postalclerk, Windsor CottageM'Nae, Mrs, Tourenne CottageFoster, Henry,Viewclerk. HillKennedy, John, foremanjoiner, SelwynCurrie, James, joiner,vernMal-Thomson, Samuel, bootmaker.Park ViewBrown, Lawson, enginedriver,Alpine BankHalliday, David F., retiredcoal merchant,BankMyrtleM'Lellan, Mrs Jane, MyrtleBankHarknees, Mrs,BankMyrtleLaidliaw, Robertreporter, DunmuirM.,.Laidlaw, James, spareguard, NewlandsCarron Bank.M'Quhae, George, railwaygoods guardEdAvards, Mrs-Buchanan, William, railwaywatchmanSimpson, Mrs Agnes, grocerWood, Andrew, incandescentlampmanGoodwin, T., ex-shepherdStordy, John, jun., railwayemployeeGreenbrae Terrace.Haugh, Mrs JaneKennedy, Mrs F. R.Tweedie, David, sawyerPool, Mrs Mary, dressmakerLeiper, Wm., gardenerRogerson, Miss JaneGillies, James, surfacemanNicholson, Janet, generalservantScott, Mrs John

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STREET DIRECTORY. 81Greenbrae Loaning.Paul, Mattliew, dTaiii contractorBeattie, William, joiner.Ivy CottageAnderson, John, labourer,Sydney HouseEraser, John W., railwayshunter, Sydney HouseLittle, Thomas, railwayporter, Sydney HouseJardine, Wm., coal agent,Sydney HouseRogerson, Wm., passengerguard, Woodbine CottageNisbet, William, fruit salesman,Woodbine CottagePringle, Helen, MorelandCottageJardine, William, porter,Moreland CottageM'Ewan, William, painter.Fern CottageLindsay Place.Coid, James, labourerKim, John, railway employeeBoyd, Charles H., roadmanNicoU, Mrs M.Boyd, David, millwrightSkilling, John, signalmanRichardson, Jamies E., firemanCowan, Thomas, ploughmanGrraham, 'Quinton, railwayemployeeGreenbrae.Johnstone, Mrs, MeadowbankSmith, Edward, railwayemployee, MeadowbankDormon, John, butcher,Dalston BankGreyfriars' Street.3 Farrell, John D., postman5 Bower, Robert C, storekeeper5 Fergusson, Mrs Susan7 Brown, John, ostler7 Adamson, Robt., vanman9 Cooney, P., furniture dealer10 Wright, Margaret10 Johnston, John, builder10 Bell, James, bootmaker12 Agnew, James, bootmaker14 Blakley, William, postman14 Dickson, David, blacksmith14 Peat, Robert, millworker16 Holden, Wm., corporationemployee16 Niven, William, chauffeurHenry Street.1 Gracie, Samuel, gasfitter1 Mills, Thomas, designer1 Dinwoodie, Thomas Blount,waggon inspector1 Dinwoodie, William Blount,loco, engine fitter1 Wallace, R., sub-manager.Co-operative Store1 Stewart, Mrs E.1 Crosbie, David, railway employee1 Jardine, W., baker2 Black, Mrs Jane2 Kennedy, Mrs Jane2 M'Millan Helen James2 Borthwick, George, powerloomtuner3 White, Thomas B., postman3 Burnie, David, goods porter3 Clark, William, joiner4 Pattinson, George, telegraphist4 Adam, George, clerk4 Kenning, James, fireman4 Ne-R'lands, Charles, carder5 Boyd, David, engine-driver6 Campbell, Edward, linotypeoperator

82 STREET DIRECTORY.7 Brown, W., engine-driver8 Wateon, MrsSt. Michael's Terrace.1 Davidson, Alex., foremannpiiolsterer2 Simpson, Adam, enginedriver3 Howat, John W., printer'soverseer4 Kimm, George, builder5 Ramsay, Jamesi, plumberand water ofl&eerHigh Street.3 Appleton, A., tobaoconist5 Patterson, David, stockingmaker5 Hogg, Mrs7 M'Murdo, Peter, joiner9 Thomas Shortridge & Son,dyers, French cleaners,and manufacturers11 Harkness, Mrs Sarah11 Appleton, A., tobacconist11 Jackson, Mrs J.11. M'Farlane, Wm., labourer11 Wallace, Mrs Sarah,weaver11 Herd, Mrs Eliz.11 Owens, Jolm, quarryman11 Kirk, George, goods porter11 Hanby, Alex. Blount,clerk11 Gordon, James, pavior11 Wright, Mrs Janet11-13 M'Kie, Miss, grocerand confectioner17 Duckitt, F., cooked fishand potato purveyor19-21 Byers, Joseph, outfitter21 Thom, John, tailor andclothier21 Paterson, Mrsi A.21 Behan, Mrs J.21 Webb, John, tailor21 Pagan, Samuel, millwoirker21 Coltart, Mrs21 Gordon, Joseph, housepainter21 Marshall, Fred, streetm\isician21 Miller, Mrs Annie, millworker23-25 Nodwell, James, postingma&ter.New GeorgeHotel27-29 Harkness, W. J.,grocer and provision merchant31 Eastmans, Ltd., butchers33 Black, Robert, postingmaster37 Junior Liberal ClubRooms37 Gaiter, G. W., mason41 James Colvin & Co.,drapers45 Lamb, Mrs Margaret45 Callander. Robt., shedman45 Folev, John47-49 R. M'Gill & Son,painters and decoratoTs49 Scott, James, dyer49 Hoggan, M., tailoress49 Young, Joseph, labourer49 Douglas, John, labourer49 Topping, Robert, labourer49 Sanders, James, labourer49 Palmer, Jonathan, carter49 Laurie, Samuel, labourer49 Hush, John, labourer49 Jardine, Chas., millworker51 Dryden, R., spirit merchant51 J. & R. Dryden, wine andspirit merchants53 Edgar, Mrs53 Percy, Geor2:e, plasterer53 Smith, William Carson,warehouse porter53 Kelly, Peter53 Rice, Richard, joiner53 Patterson, John S.,labourer55-57 Peter Stobie & Son,upholsterers, undertakers,etc.

STREET DIRECTORY. 8361 Johnstone, Jane Helen,Fountain Cafe63 •67 Swan, Joseph, printerand stationer61 •65 Johnstone, Jane Helen,Fountain Tempe'ranceHotel69 Beattie, John, fishm'onger,poulterer, and gamedealer71 William Grordon & Son,tobacco and cigar merchants73 Ward, Alfred, wine merchant,Golden Bull Hotel79 Copland, Maxwell I.,hotel keep e r , Comm ea' cialHotel83 MacGrowan & Co., drapersand house furnishers87 Ritchie,nistJames, tobacco-89 Robinson Bros. (Carlisle),Ltd., dry goods merchants91 Robert Hutton & Son,china merchants93--95 Grrierson Bros., iron-9799101103103103105107109111mongersVeitch Moir & Erskine,fruit salesmenThomson & Young, watchmakers,jewellers, andopticiansS. Redmayne & Sons,clothierRoddan, MrsWilliamson, David, upholstererM'Kay, Daniel, labourerRodger, W. A., grocer andwine merchantConstantine, D., painter,decorator, and pictureframemakerMontgomery, J. S., bookseller,stationer, etc.,and shippin g agent113 "Dumfries and GallowayCourier & Herald,"printers, publishers, etc.113 Johnstone, John, blacksimith115 Smith, David, draper117-119 J. Maxwell & Son,booksellers, stationers,121 R. * Grieve & Sons,stationers and printers123 M'Fegan, John M., gjoom123 Black, Petea-, coachpainter123 Cummings, John, labourer125 Ramsdorf, C. A., jeweller127 Home and Colonel Stores,Ltd. (George Fredericks,manager)129 Tyler, H. P., boot andshoe merchant131 M'Gill, J., cab driver]31 FergTison, R., printer'sassistant131 Malone, Charles, granitepolisher and horn dresser131 Smith, James, umbrellamaker131 M'Farlane, Mary, weaver131 Brown, Mrs Jane L.131 Kerr. William, porter131 Brown, Mrs J.133 " Dumfries and GallowayStandard " Newspaperand Printing Offices(Thos. Hunter & Co.,proprietors)135 Cowan, Mies Jane, Centi'alRestaurant135 The National TelephoneCo., Ltd.135 Crosbie, Mrs135 Armstrong, Mrs Sarah135 Kirkpatrick, John135 Moyes, James, tailor135 Robertson, John, upholstererand Frenchpolisher135 Pvle, John, mason137 Maypole Dairy Co., Ltd.,provision merchants139 Adair & Ross, watchmakersand jewellers

Mrs84 STREET DIRECTORY.141 D. Sharp & So.n&,and 'Outfitterstailors143 Ewen, Edward, Avatclimaker,jeweller, and certificatedoptician145 Ward, Mrs,RomsSteeple Tea145 Hill, Miss, seamstress-145 Dickie, Mrs S.145 Thomson, Samuel, bookkeeper145 M'Kinnel, Mrs M.145 Handley, James, cabman145 M'Burnie, James^ butcher145 M'Kie, James, labourer145 Jardine, Jos., lamplighter145 Edgar, Joseph, labourer145 Nichofeou, Helen145 Donnelly, Patrick, streetporter145 Bell, Mrs Janet145 Pyle, James145 Wardrop, John, gardener'slabourer145 Jardine, John labourer145 Johnston, Jolui, labourer145 Glendinning, William F.,pariffin oil store147 Johnstone, Robert, familygTOcer149 Wilkie, James, registereddentist149 Oliver, Thomas, baker151 Allan, William, pharmaceuticalchemist153 Humphrey, George, chinamerchant155 Branney, Mrs Mary155 Kirk, William, butcher'slabouTer155 Cummings, J., surfaceman155 Crockett, Wra., labourer155-157 M'Naught, William,draper, dresrsmaker, andmilliner159 Doualas, W. , confectioner161 Fleming. Reid & Co..Ltd., Scotch Wool andHosiery Stores163 Yoiing, ' William F., artificialteeth specialist163 Kerr, James, warebomseman163 M 'Donald, John, chimneysweep165 Dempster, Robert, grocer167 M'Keand, Wm., black-Simith167 Irvine, David, tailor167 O'Neil, James, wood andcoalmerchant167 Kenna, Alex., millworker167 Meechan, Thos., quarryman]67 Hume, Robert, corporationcarter167 Harkness, A., carter167 Murray, Mrs M.167 O'Neil, John, hawker167 M'Millan, Thos., labourer167 Blacklock, W., shoemaker167 Beattie, Miss Mary169 Dunbar, William, baker171 Blythe, William, commissionagent171 Blythe, Mrs W.173 Jardine, Mrs, dressmaker173 Loudoun, Chas., porter1731 Turner, Elizabeth, tobacconist175 Greenlees & Sons, bootmakers179 Dumfries Rubber Companyrubber merchantsand sports dealers181 Frazer & Wilson, tweedmerchants181 Smith, James181 Gibson, James P.183 J. Anderson & Son, booksellers,librarians, stationers,and printers187 Wilson, T., cabman187 Rankine, James, joinerand undertaker187 Chalmers, G., millworker187 Price ; Jane, dressmaker187 Haining, Wm., qnarryman187 Duncan, A ones187 Thomas, Thomas, lamplighter

STREET DIRECTORY. 85187 Alexander, Mrs187 Symons, Wm., labourer189 M'Lean, J. M., jeweller191 Brown, Mrs Burns191 M' George, Tbos., insuranceagent191-193 Turneir, John, fislimonger,poulterer, andgame dealer195 M. A. & H. Johnstone,needlework and ladies'197outfittersG. Young & Son, umbrellaand leather goods merchants6 Coupland, H., hairdresser8 M'Quillin, Alex., dairy10 M'Ewen, Wm., mason10 Henderson, David, vandriver10 Nichol, Wm., fireman12 Wyllie, J. M'Call, bakerand confectioner14 M'Ewen, John, lorryman14 Edgar. Jolin. saddler14 Donnelly, Jos., millworker14 Brown, Mrs Margaret14 Hannah. Kenneth, dogger14 Craik. Mrs E.14 Imrie. John, labourermarker14 Neisham, T. , millworker14 M ' Roberts, W., labourer14 M'Murdo, Thos., labourer14 Murray, Mrs Sarah14 Paisley, Mts16 Cunningham, H., labourer16 Walker, Channcy, billiard16 Wilisoni, IThos., enginedriver16 Corson, Wm., printer20 Pearson, W., foremanmill warper22 Dumfries and MaxwelltownCo-opeTative SocietyDrapery Department24 Carter, Alex., hairdresser26 M'Kie. Joseph, carter26 Pool, James, ostler26 Stewart, Mrs26 Brodie, James, shoemaker26 Pearson, David, labourer26 Rogerson, Mrs26 Coombes, Wm., baker26 Dalgliesh, Robt., weaver26 M 'George, Mrs28 P. Drummond & Son,plumbers and sanitaryengineers28 Adam, George, districtrepresentative , ScottishClerks' Association30 Murphie, James E., boot,shoe, and clog maker32 M'Murdo, Peter, joinerand undertaker32 Lennon, Miss N.32 Robertson, Peter, yardsman32 King, John, gasworks employee32 Kerr, Mrs;^ E.32 Jardine, William, labourer32 Lavin, Robert, gasworksemployee32 Cairns, John, pow^erloomtuner32 Smith,driverJames.34 A. & W. M'Murdo,furnishers36 Lavins, Mrs A,motorhouse36 Proudfoot, Andrew,labourer36 Jackson, Andrew, painter36 Marshall, Mrs M.38 Lamb. J. D., confectionefand tobacconist46 MTirdoch, M., milliner48 Byers, John, fruiterer andflorist50 Kirkpatrick, John, enginefitter50 M'Kinnell, James L., insuranceagent50 Kennedy, Robert, joiner50 Davidson, Mrs50 O'Brien, Mrs Jane50 M'Culloch, Miss Jessie50 Smith, James, ostler60 Lawson, Alex., warehouseman

86 STREET DIRECTORY.50 Carroll, James, confectioner50 Wright, Mrs50 Kennedy, Mrs Jane50-54 Griereon, John, grocerand baker56 Smith, Mrs J., GlobeHotel (Burns Howff)60 Morrison, Miss, confectionerand restaurateur,The Carlton62 WaTdrop, Mrs J.62 Shandlej^, Mrs Jessie62 Neishani, Miss M.62 Potter, John, labourer62 Grindall, W. , millworker62 Main, S., labourer62 Milburn, Miss, millworker62 Siddons, R., millworker62 Japp, John, fitter64 Craddock, James, fiesh^er66 Auohmuty, needleworkand ladies' outfitter68 Omissi, Eurico, confectioner72 Swan, Joseph, printer andstationer74 Clark, Misses72-76 Patterson, Andrew,clothier78 J. & J. Scott, carriageand motor hii-erAdam. John, hotelkeeper,King's Arms Hotel84 Eraser, John, chemist86 Witeon Bros., grocers88 Hill, James, potato merchant88 Gallacher, Miss M.88 S'teel, Mrs Agnes88 Henderson, Jas.. painter88 Glendinning, William F.,'saddler90 Carruthers, James, grocerand wine merchant92 M'Gregor, John, porkbutcher94 Hannavy, Thomas, printerand stationer96 Milligan, Thomas, grainmerchant98 Rice, James, millworker98 Milligan, Thomas, gi^ainmerchant98 Bell, Mrs Margaret98 Charteris, James, butcher100 Headrick & Murray, millinersand dressmakers102 Jardine, Mrs102-108 M'Gibbon, George L.,chemist110 M'Gowan, James, CoffeeHouse Temperance Hotel112 Richardson, Mrs J.,fruiterer and confectioner114-116 Reid. James, hatterand hosier118 Busby & Co.,shoe makersbioot and120 Pa ton, Miss J. G., milliner122 James Nelson & Sons,Ltd.,fleshers124 Reid, James, chemist126-128 Thos. Kennedy & Co.,nurserymen and seedsmen130-132 Cooper & Co., grocers134 Eraser, William, clubmaster(Albert Club)136 Singer Sewing MachineCo., Ltd.140 Johnstone & BrOwn,drapers and carpet warehousemenJ. Hepworth & Son, Ltd.,clothiers and outfitteTS].44 Ross, Thomas, wine merchant148 Houston, John, painter148 Armstrong, Walter, sculptor148 Irvine, John, 'bus driver148 Shaw, William, fireman148 Johnstone, James, enginefitter148 Edgar, Miss A.150 Dundee Equitable BootDepot152 Daniel, John, chemist anddruggist154 Smith, John, gent.'s outfitter

. 8STREET DIRECTORY. 87156 Thomson, John, spiritmerchant (Hole i' theWa' Inn)156 Thomson, James P. A. L.,spirit merchant's assisitant156 Anderson, John, labourer156 Revie, Norman, enginefitter158 Milligan, Joseph Porter,Avatchmaker and jeweller160 Motroni, Antonio, icecreamvendor162 Misses J. & A. Dick, costumiersand164 Reid, Jamesoutfitters164 Watsion, John, warper164 Motroni, Antonio, icecreammerchant164 Nicoll, Mrs J.164 Stnrgeon, Moffat, tailor166 Ferguson, A., ladies' outfitter168 Thomas Brash & Son,grocers and wine merchants170 Laing & Coy., boot andshoe stores:172 Davidson, Mrs Margaret(Kerr's TemperanceHotel)174 Rankin, Andrev/, ironmonger178 A. Boyd & Co., drapersHig"!! Street, m.2 Clachrie, Mary D.3 Nicholson, H.'P.4 Gordon, David, insuranceagent5 Stewart, Margaret, charwoman6i Roddick, James, hairdresser7 Caldow. William, gardenerShaw,_ Tliomas, painter9 Weston, Samuel, circulardeliverer10 Templeton, James, farmlabourer10 Douglas, Mrs10 Rourke, William10 Fleming, Miss Margaret11 May, Michael, labourer11 Smith, G., millworker11 Carnochan, Adam, flesh er13 Stewart, Andrew, mason13 Dodd, Mrs14 ChaTlesworth, Elizabeth,confectionerlAh Anderson, Wm., carter15 Macaulay, H. R., grocer16 Herries, James, painter17 Johlnsitonei, Wallaice, plasterer18 Currie. Mrs, provisiondealer19 M'Kie, James, blacksmithMitchell's Lane.2 O'Brien, John, labourer3 Campbell, Mrs4 Cowan, Mrs5 Brand, Janet6 Wardrop, James, labourer7 Hetherington, Jas., hawker7 Trainer, Wm., pavior7 Thomson, Miss Jane8 Cassidy, Eliza8 Trainor, John, pavior8 Stiff, John9 Haining, MrsHill Street, m.Landale, Miss, Fern HillClarke, Misses, MountPleasantBiggar, Misses, AbbotsfordCampbell, Mrs, WaverleyGilmour, Mrs, MayfieldHowgate Street, m.1 Farish, F., joiner2 Hastie. Donald, shoemaker3 M'Kie, Robert, cycle agent4 Henderson, Thomas Bell,tailor4 Cowan, Catherine

STREET DIRECTORY.5 Murdocli, Mrs5 CoAvan, Mrs Elizabeth6 Soott, Roberit, mason6 Murdoch, William, mill-'worker6 Fair, James, foremanwarper6 Cairns, M., millwoTker7 Nicholson, Miss Maggie7 Dawson, James, carder7 Smith, Hugh, baker7 Bell. Mrs Ellen8 Irving, James, mason10 Steel, Alexander, joinerJohn Crackston & Sons,builders13 M'Gregor, Mrs Jane13 Forrest, James, sawj^er13 Skilling, Robert, gardener13 Scott, John, pattern weaveT14 M'Kay., William, gardener14 "Bryden, James, millworker15 Boj'e®, Joseph J., smithand cycle mechanic15 Lyall. Mrs15 M'Cardle, Tliomas, powerloomtuner15 Forsyth. Robert, cab proprietor16 Carsion, Miss Agnes16 Merry, Mrs D.16 Patterson, Joseph, grocer'sassistant16 Aitken, Robert, assistantdesigner17 Maxwelltown Men's OwnClub (W. Morley, secretary)18 Smith, James, millworker18 Kerr, Roderick James,powerloom tuner18 M'Culloch, Robert, millman18 Paterson, George, millworkerIrish Street.1 Black, Mrs Jane1 Siddons. Frank, spinner5 Flinn, Mrs9 Milligan, Wm., saddler15 M'Burnie, Sarah Rankine,di^essmaker15 Macaulay, Rebert, insuranceagent19 Morley, John31 Armstrong, Mrs Thomasina33 Maxwell, W., oonfectione'r35 Kissock,35 Robson,MrsWm., labourer35 Cowden, James, porter37 Milligan, David, powerloomweaT'er39 Low, Robert, coachpainter39 Burnside, Wm., pastrybaker39 Herries, Miss G.39 Macaulay, John, warehouseman39 Topping, John, woodcutter41 Shrimpton, Miss Agnes43 Middieton, Mrs43 Wilson, Andrew, foremanostler43 Glendinning, Henry,bakerWalls, Lawrence, dealer inhorses, Nith House63 M'Millan, Donald, electricalengineer65 Jardine, Robert, solicitor65 Clark, John, enginedriverSymons, John, writer andbank agent, Manoah89 Porter, Robert, typewriterdealer89 Dickson, Mary89 M'Courty, Robert, joiner89 Thomson, John, grocer93 Office Supplies Co3^, typewriterdealers, typingoffice, stationers, etc.93 International CorrespondenceSchools, Ltd.93 Robison, Alfred. D., solicitor93 Robison, Harry J., charteredaccountant95 Watson, Frank, dentalsurgeon

STREET DIRECTORY. 89103 Bank of Scotland107 Wetatbei-istone,bank agentAndrew,109-111 Bryson, Alexander,wine mercliant115 Pattinson, Isaac, cliurchofficeT119 Taylor, Mrs M., careitaker119 Davidson, James, countyanalyst123 John Henderson & Sons,solicitors127 Hyslop, James, solicitor127 Wm. Thomson, Hyslop &Dickie, solicitorsi133 Steel, Sam, slater135 James H. M'Growan &Son, solicitors139 Kyle, James, collector ofcustoms and excise139 Jenkins, Arthur J., principalclerk, Customs andExcise139 Hawthorne, Hugh, supervisor.Inland Revenue139 B'unn. A. W., surveyor oftaxes139 M'Kinnon, W., customsofficer139 Gracie, Joseph143 Kinnear, R. K., -architectand house agent143 Henderson, Walter, stockbroker145 Gordon, James, shoemaker147 Gillison, Agne®151 Maxwell, W. J., estatefactor151 W. J. & R. Maxwell,estate factors151 Maxwell, R., solicitor155 Grierson, John C. , furnituredealer159 Ramsay, Mrs Agnes159 Cairns, William, coachbuilder20 Maxwell, John, cooper20 Kinley, John, skinner20 Crosbie, Matt., machinewarper20 Smith, John, labourer20 Ross, John, umbrellamaker28 Glendinning William, fishmonger28 M 'Murray, Janet, laun-28 Milligan, Donald M'Lean,hotel boot®40 Niool, Andrew, housepainter40 Farrell, M., gasworks employee40 Heap, J., bricklaj^er40 Day, Sarah, millworker40 Martin, J., dealer46 M'CuUoch, Mrs46 M' Queen, Mrs Mary46 Percy, Mrs Agnes50 Douglas, Thos., millworker50 Strang, Thos., labourer50 Dalzell, Peter, tuber50 Pell, Mrs C.50 Wilson, Mrs Jane50 M'Kenzie, George, millworker50 Burns, James, labourer50 Beattie. Wm., fireman50 Murdoch, Joseph, spinner52 Topping, Wm., plasterer^slabourer54 Smith, James, cab proprietor60 M'Morrine, John, ironmoulder68 Lockerbie, Mrs70 Broatch, Alex., shoeingsmith74 M'lver, John, insuranceagent76 Underwood, Mrs Mary76 Dalziel, Martin, joinerCommercial Stables (Wm.Irving, job and postingmaster)76 Tliom, A., tailor76 M'Millan, Miss M.76 Hunter, Miss C.84 Symons & Macdonald,writers86 British Linen Company'sBank

^90 STREET DIRECTORY.88 Frier, Jam^es, bank agent90 Sinclair, A, Guthrie,bank agent94 Commercial Bank of Scotland,Ltd. (A. G. Sinclair,ag-ent)98 Adamson & Blacklock,writer and N.P.104 Sontheirn Clnb106 Moodie, William, solicitor108 Higgins, W. W., clnbmaster110 Carnithers, J., potatodealer112 Dumfries BookbindingCompany116 Dickson, Eliza, servants'registry office116 Logan, Charles, chauffeur118 Beattie, Robert, cooper128 Beattie, Robert, cooper134 Chambers, Robt., shoemaker.134 Dickson, Marion134 Bell, Gilbert, lamplighter134 Golding, Joseph, shoemaker134 Johnston, Henry134 Wright, Mrs Mary134 M'Clure, John134 Smith, Robert142 Holdein, James, stockingmaker144 Wilson, Robert, butcher144 Irving, Miss144 M'Morrine, Mrs J. B.144 Holden, James, plumbeT148 Geddes, Robert, gardener148 Dickson. Archibella148 MilleT, D., labourer150 Neish, Mrs152 Dickson, R., oompositor154 Wemyss, Adam N., ironmoulder158 T. C. Farries & Son,accountants and hous®agents158 FarTies. James G., charteredaccountant158 Farries, Robert G., insurancemanager:'158 Barrie, Mrs Margaret162 Kirkpatrick, Alex., railwayemployee162 M'Morine, Andw., painter162 Hanaay, James, white- .smith;162 Smith, William G.,jupholsterer162 Newall, Robert, tailor162 Richardson, David, cabdriver162 Kennedy, F., upholsterer164 Smith, John, plumber164 Bedford, Robert, engineer164 Wyper, Robert, spiritmerchant. Maxwell Arms168 Charters, James, 'busporter]68 Clachrie, James, coalhawker168 Brown, John, carrier'sporter168 Callander, DavidIrving" Place.Lennon, Charles, EastfieldCottageIrving, W. J., postmanM'Grorty, P., postmanAustin , Tho s , nurse r yman.M'Lagan, A., stone polisherGass, Robert L., railwayguardDow, William, railwaypolicemanvanmanEdgar, Ja^nes,Edgar, Mis- C. , dressmakerM'Kune, Michael, points^manM'Cormick,John W., gardenerIrving Street.1 Beck, G. F.9 Robertson, A. G., tailor andclothier11 Kinloch, Mrs, costumier13 Pearson, John, grocer andconfectioner

STREET DIRECTORY. 9115 Locke, Mrs2 Keir, Tliomas, minister ofthe GospelKenmure Terrace, ra.2 Grordon, J. Freer, tobaccoand cigar merchant3 Beveridge, John, cardingmaster4 Gordon, MrsRawson, Robert, insuranceagent, Millgreen&777799991111113^15'171717172i468121214King-holm Road.See Nithbank.King Street.Branney, Thomas, hairdresserM'Ka,y, John, labourerBranney, T. , hairdresserDickson, John, carterQueen, MrsBell, Thomas, ostlerPatterson, Thos., labourerAustin, Geiorge, upholstererNicoll, Charles, butcherHerries, Alex.-, ostlerBattisson, Geo., millworkerAdams, Thomas H., bookbinderGillespie,Adam, butcherBrown. MrsM'Ctibbing, James, cattlemanProudfoot, Thos., labourerRammel, James, firemanWells, George, tallowchandlerWright, James Samuel,shoemakerDickson, John, grocerHaugh, George, labourerMason, Joseph, newsagentSpencer, Wm., carterBuchanan, David, ostlerPatton, David, hairdresserand phonograph dealer16-18-20 Cunningham, Thomas,cycle agent24 Hume. James, shoemaker24 Kirk, John G., slater26 Burgess, Robert, gas stoker26 Wallace, Robert, grocer28 Monteith, Mrs Mary Jane,pastry cook and confectioner32 Edgar, James, carterKing" Street, m.1 M'Nish, William, plastererli Gray William, coachsmithli Jardine. John, plasterer2 Steven, Mrs Mary2i Little, John, frameworker4 Geddes, Thomas, baker4 McMillan, Nellie, winder4 Lindsay, Robert, blacksmith5 Kerr, John Pagan, frameworkknitter5 Clenahan, William, goodsporter5 Simpson, David, woodturner5 Lotimer, James, labourer6 Hamilton, Robert, hosierymanufacturer. West EndFactory7 Candlish, John, warehouseman8 Kenning, Mrs Joseph9 Smith, Miss Jemima,weaver9 Scott,guard10 MelvilleDavid,railwayMrs M.11 Currie, John, vanman11 Kerr, John, police sergeant11 Bell, Robert, carter11 CtO'Sbie, Peter12 Haining, Mrsi Jane13 Gray, James A. H., fishmonger,Blackacre14 Law, John, spirit salesman14 Chambers, Samuel, masonand slater15 Johnstone, Mrs

92 STREET DIRECTORY15 David Jolin&tone & Sons,carting contractors15 M' George, Robert N.,traveller15 Milligan, George, gardener16 Bj^ar, John, tailor17 Carson, John D., townpostman17 Irving,, Christopher, postman18 M'Murdo, Robert, patternweaver19 Halliday, James, baker20 Wright, Mrs20a Richardson, David, engineman20a Kleiser, John, printeir20a Wilson. James, postman21 Scott, William21 Roddan, Homar, joiner21 M'Nae, Mrs Janet21 Eraser, Mrs Annie, nurse22 Spencer, Wm. H., hosier23 Preacher, Wm., joiner23 Roger&on, Samuel, retiredstockingmaker24 Robson, Mrs Janet26 Lennox, James, housepainter26 Green, Robert, armj^ pensioner26 Scott, Samuel, frameworkknitter27 Byers, Maggie, dressmaker28 M'Kenzie, Wm., weaver29 Newlands, Mis® Janet29 Currie, Mr®30 Hardie, Wm.,makerbtocking-31 Hannay,makerJames, stocking-32 Bi'own, John, railwayporter32 Gibson, Robert T., foremanbaker32 Golder, W. J., insuranceagent34 Pagan, Adam, railwayporter34 Millar, Jessie34 Dickson, Mrs34 Br end, James, moiilder35 M'Nae, Miss Maggie36 Meelian, Thomas, plumber36 Lindsaj', Mary36 Richardson, Michael36 M'Lean, Miss E., charwoman36 Samson, Mrs Mary36 Meehan, Peter, plumberKirkowens Street.See Annan Road,Lang-lands.1 Mackechnie, John, banker2 Henderson, W. P.3 Sinclair, James4 Farish, W. R.5 Grieve, Mrs I. M.6 Misses Hannay and MissDouglas7 Milligan, J. A.8 Browne, Miss9 Dunbar, Miss J. M.10 Dunbar, MissCommon, W. B., retiredmerchant, GracefieldPalmer, Charles, hotelkeeper,Woodbank HotelTweddle, Mrs, Ivy LodgeAnderson, Wellwood, booksellerand stationer, IvyLodgeBerwick, John, AlbanyBankLaurieknowe, m.1 Smith, William, cabdriver1 Graham, Thos. Coupland,upholsterer2 Thompson, John, gilder andframemaker3 Millar, Mrs4 Smith, Miss Isa5 Todd, Elizabeth6 Rawson, James, clerk andiorganist, MaxwelltownijParish Church

STREET DIRECTORY. 936|- Trotter, Jolin Wm., grocerLittle, James M'Neill,United Free Church minister,North LaurieknowePlaceSharpe, Miss, Beech GroveSymons, John, J. P., bankagent, West LaurieknoweScott, Douglas, manufacturer.North LaurieknoweHouseGlover,woodMrs Agnes, Hazle-8 Leaver, Fred., A.R.C.O.,orgaiiist and musicteacher9 Kinnear, R. K., architectand house agent, and sessionclerk, parish of MaxwelltownJohnston, James, LaurieknoweHouseSteel, Richard, KilmoreHouse12 Irving, John, saddler13 Wells, Miss E., dressmaker13 Wallace, A. J., clerk14 Hay, MaryHenderson, James, manuifacturerand glove finisher,DunvaleGrierson, Miss Jeanie,teacher', Glendyne CottageSlesser,Rev. D. M., parishminister, The ManseGrackston, Mrs, Chapelmount17 M 'Monies, Miss, MaxwellHill18 Reid, Wm., painter19 Smith, Mrs19 Papple, Robert, hardwaremerchant20 Young, John, coachman21 Moore, Miss Jessie22 Kerr, Mrs M.Ballantyne, George, wholesalegrocer, RosemountHouseHeal, C, tannery manager,Dalston HouseHendrie, J., teacher,Auldon BankBuchan, R,, manufacturingconfectioner, Calder BankSeiffert, C, CarlmountM'Kay, John, manufacturerand warehouseman,RoselandLennox, David, Eden BankLeafleld Road.1 Watson, Mrs2 M'Leish, Mrs A.3 Waland, Robert, cashier3a Manson, Thomas, retiredhosiery manufacturer4 Halliday, John, baker andconfectionerBell, Miss S. J., LeafieldCottage7 M'Gregor, John B., commissionagent8 M'Intosh, John S., farmerLeafieldGardens.1 Johnstone, Peter, enginedriver2 Adam, William, insuranceagent3 Buchanan, John, commercialtraveller4 Bell, William, plastererLeafieldRoad.9 Scott, W. H., electricalengineer (Dumfries ElectricitySupply Company)Hennan, Mr® R., RailwayCottageByers, Newall M'K.,emginemanGarland & Roger, Ltd.,timber importers, merchants,and sawmillersJames Halliday & Sons,buildersEdgar, Alex., mineralagent, Leafield House

94 STREET DIRECTORYG. & S.-W. Railway Goods Station.M'Alister, A. W., seedpotato merciiani:, etc.Allison & Hunter, coal,lime, and mineral merchants»M'Nay, James, carting contractorFarrow, John, coal andbuilding trade merchantMitchell, James Wm., coalagentBonn, James, coal merchantWilson, Greorge, coal agentEdgar, Alex., mineralagentCo-operative Society's CoalDepot (S. Roebuck, manager)Kirkpatrick, WHliam, foremancarter, Railway CottageGoods Depot, G. & S.-W.Railway Coy. (W. Lawson,agent)Thompson, Thomas, cattledealer. Park View, Hood'sLoaningLockerbie Road.Gdrnth, Frank, teacher,DonislaDryden, James, spiritdealer, Burailly HouseTinning, James, law clerk.Glen TruneBlack, William, chief constable,RockleyyaleHutchison, Mrs, KnightsgroveArdwall Road.Cradock, Mrs, GlencoeGrieve, Wm. J., ClythaM'Burnie, John, sheriffclerk depute, etc., TheGarthGrieve, David Gladstone,stationer, BrynholmMilroy, Alex., solicitor, TheLagganMrs Kemp and Mrs Smith,Glen AriffArmstrong, Francis, architect,master of works,LochenleeRobinson, Sam., housefactor, MoreigLockerbieRoad.Armstrong, Robert, wineand spirit merchant, StanleyVillaSmith, W. G., wholesalefruit merchant, WingfieldHalliday, James builderGrierson, John, town clerk,GreenbankM 'Burnie , R.HyleighWard, Alfred, wine merchant,ClearwoodM'GoAvan, R. A., commercialtraveller, GowanBankForrest, Miss, CrichtonvilleBaxter, William, motorengineerM'Intosh, A. J., V.S.,ThorndeanEdnie, George, mathematicalmaster, Dumfries Academy,The KnockM 'Mil (an, D., painter anddecorator,,grocer,MarchmountParkWeir, Mrs, ArdgowanDay, Rev. Alex., CongregationalChurch minister;ArdgowanSharland, Mrs, Oakroyd.Marchmount ParkFarrow, John, coal ancbuilding trade merchantKensingtonTannack, Mrs, Elmwood

STREET DIRECTORY 95Mann, Robert G., newspapermanager, CairnsmoreStewart, John S., granitemerchant, RubislawHamilton, Miss, ArdbegMrs Eliza Copland andRobert Moffat Johnstone,The LaurelsCampbell, Missi Agnee, TheCedarsSimpson, Wm., gardener,Stewart Hall CottageDrnmmond, John G.,master plumber, Stewart"HallLoreburn Park.See Lovers'Walk.Loreburn Street.5 Hume, Mrs, charwoman5 Bryson, Root., coachman5 Gordon, Thos., shoemaker7 Dryden, Geo., restaurantkeeper11-15 Douglas, John17 O'Connell, Dan., drover19 Water Commissioners ; N.B. Wilson, civil engineer21 Turner, Jas., rope, twine,and net manufacturer23 Anderson, W., warper23 Caven, Jane23 Ross, Mrs27 M'Dowall, John31 Bell, Wm. H., baker andconfectioner33 Fagan, Jas., labourer35 Barbour, Miss H., grocer37 Hughes, John, merchant39 Rae, John, carter39 Turner, Alex., blacksmith39 Sturgeon, Wm., labourer39 Wilson, Mrs Jane43 Wilson, Margaret, tobacconistand newsagent45 Watson, George, tailor47 Kirkpatrick, W., labourer47 Brown, David, streetporter49 Goldie, David, butcher51 Crosbie, John51 Stokes, Wm., labourer61 New Loreburn Hall63 Carter, Miss M., certificatedteacher of dancing63 Aitken, Andw., butcher65 Barr, David, nursery andseedsman67 Hyslop, Robt. S., spiritmerchant. Wool PackInnJardine, William, joinerand undertaker, ThreeCrowns CloseTurner, Alex., horseshoer,Three Crowns Close71 MacBryde, Jas., coachpainter71 Kerr, Jas., millworker71 Hawkins, Wm. J., framesmith71 Haining, T., millworker71 Douglas, Andw., labourer71 M'Donald, R., labourer73 Watson, Mrs Elizabeth,grocer79 Halliday, A,., grocer81 Beattie, David, railwayemployee81 Anderson, Janet81 Watson, Joseph, vanman81 Murray, Hugh, labourer81 Little, — ., chimney sweepand slater81 Rice, Mrs.81 Smith, W. G., wholesalefruiterer89 M'Ghie, Hugh, millworker89 Smith, Robert, fireman89 Docherty, Wm., scavenger89 Davidson, John, tanner89 Scott, Francis, millworker89 Dickson, Wm., drainer103 M'Intosh, Wm., fireman103 Scott, Miss Elizabeth103 Armour, Misses, dressmakers

96 STREET DIRECTORY.105 Naismith, Mrs111 T. & R. Carlyle, seed andwool merchants117 Wallace, John, Drill Hallkeeper117 Bayne, Mrs Harriet121 Austin, Joseph L., hosierywarehouseman121 Holdstock, William125-129 Johnstone & Clark,engineers, etc.131 M'Kie, E.131 Hotson, Mrs Jane131 Martin, James, mason135 Wallace, Wm., blacksmith135 Harkness, Jas., carter135 Carruthers, James, woodemployee135 M'Lean, Wm., van driver141 Morris, Michael, lithographer6 Erskine, Wm., gunmaker8 Hamilton, John, bottler8 Lockerby, James, tailor8 Holloway, Wm., engineman8 Armstrong, John, clerk8 Graham, A., cab driver8 Rutherford, Andrew,plasterer's labourer12 Johnstone, Thos., carter12 Kirkpatrick, John, platelayer12 Waugh, Mrs Margaret18 Wallace, William, farrierand horseshoer18 Flinn, James, quarryman18 Hutchison, Jas., dogger20 Rae, Mrs24 M'Quhae, James, porter24 Lightbody, Hugh, horseshoerR. Morrin & Sons, wholesalefruit merchants.New MarketShannon, J. P., Slaughter-house40 Scott, D. R., game-dealer42 Brown, John, coalman42 M'Courtie, James, cabdriver42 Smith, Thos., framesmith42 Gillespie, Mrs N.42 Ferguson, Jas., carter46 Irving, Miss Maggie46 Stevenson, Wm., butcher46 Layden, Thomas, plumber46 Bell, John, butcherRobertson, John, spiritmerchant, Fleshers' Arms58 Hughes, Miss E., milliner60 Hugilies, John, grocer64-66 W. C. M'Kay & Sons,manufacturers and warehousemen70 Dunn, Mrs C.72 Dickson, R., gardener74-76 John Johnstone, executrixof, wholesale grocer82 Bathgate, Miss M. A.,dressmaker82 Bathgate, Mrs Isabella86 Thomson, C. W.. joiner88 Grierson, John, clogmaker90 Wardrop, John98 Dunbar, Miss Janet98 Dunbar, Miss A., laundress104 Dick, Misses J. and A.104 Thomson, Mrs A.106 Gordon, Miss M., laundry106 Liddle, John, compositor112 Johnson, Robert, coachbodymaker112 Kelly, John, drainer122 Miller, James R. A.,hosiery warehouseman122 M'Connochie, Mrs, sicknurse122 Cochrane, James, postman136 M'Clounie, John, dealerin antiques138 Bell, Wm., plasterer142 Telford, Mrs A.Lovers* Walk.Wyllie, James, grain merchant,Elm BankHenderson, James, gardener.Elm Bank Lodge

STREET DIRECTORY. 97Oughton, Robert, confectioner,Nitli HillYoung, Robert, gardener,Graeefield. CottageHiddleston, Miss, Zetland2 Grier&on, Mrs C, boardingbouse-keeper3 "Wilson, James4 Cricihton, MissMorrin, James A., wholesalefruit merchant, AlfristonMorrin, Robert, wholesalefruit merchant, CintraVillaGibson, J., EllicevilleCooke, Mrs Bowen, MaybankRimmer, Mis®, CairnsideMacGowan, Wm., draperand house furnisher, AlpinHouseHarding, Miss, teacher ofdancing, LinwoodM'Gregor, Jas., eeedsman,LinwoodBrown, Sam., registrar,Morton VillaCoulthart, David, draper,Teresa VillaLaurie, James, auctioneer,JeanvilleWatson, Miss J. H., Ros^ebankM'Cracken, Miss, FernBankMontgomery, J. S., bookseller,etc., Octavia HouseWilson, John, merchant, 4York PlaceClark, Frederick W. A.,commercial traveller,ArdathMaokie, Charles, journalist,3 York PlaceCraig, George, grocer,CraiglandStation Hotel (manager, G.W. Wildbore)Graham, Thomas, agent,Caledonian Railway, DumfriesStationRobertson, Wm., stationmaster,G. & S.-W. RailwayLoreburn Park.1 Sloan, Miss H.2 M 'Do wall, Miss3 Newbigging, M.rs JohnSyme, W. S., M.D.M'Lellan Street.1 Ballantyne, Albert H,,teacher of woodwork3 M'Bayne, Andrew, bandmaster3 Stoba, Robert, burgh oflficer5 Harkness, Mrs Mary2 Simpson, John, flesher4 Dunn, J., dressmaker6 M'Murdo, Wm., badgeporter8 Dbbie, Joseph A., tailor8 Glover, John, vanman10 Boe, John, blacksmith16 M'Allister, Jos., engineer18 Newall, John, out porter20 Ballantyne, John, spiritmerchant22 Kane, John, gasworks foremanMarket Square, m.1 Glancey, John, innkeeper,Salutation Hotel2 Campbell, Duncan, upholsterer2 Paton, Thomas2 O'Leary, Helen2 Bell, William, dyer2 M' George, Arthur, av arehouseman8 J. & R. Service, nurserymenand seedsmen4 Rome, Robt., gardener4 King, Mrs M.5 Campbell, Wilhelmina6 Jas. Wright & Co., bootmakers

(98 STREET DIRECTORY.7 Sproat, Mrs Margaret7 Lloyd, Mrs Jane, hawker9 Ballantyne, A., frameworker9 Tait, John10 Pool, John, scavenger11 Thomas Biggar, licensedgrocer12 Russell, James, labourer12 Finlay, George12 Moran, Jas., labourer14 Hamilton, John W., newsagent16 Mazzolini, G., ice-creamvendor17 Affleck, William, hosier17 Farrow, Mrs Sarah17 Smith, Mrs J., flesher19 Spalding, Mrs James19 Armstrong, Mrs Marion,dressmaker20 Dumfries and MaxwelltownCo-operative SocietyLaw, William, spirit merchant,Globe Inn22-23 M'Burnie, Wm., wholesaleconfectioner23 Adams, Henry23 Sutherland, Chas., labourer23 M'George, Miss G.Market Street, m.1 Bowes, Mary, lodginghouisekeeper23Quinn. John, packmanLogue, Mrs Margaret4 Kennedy, Alex., frameworkknitter4 M'Kenzie, Joseph S.,painter5 Haddow, Miss Jane Paterson,wine and spirit merchant6 Duckitt, Fred., fish andchip purveyor7 Sturgeon, Robert, coachwheeler8 Bell, Mary9 M'Murdo, John, mason9 Co'ok, Alexander, hewer9 Quinn, Thomas;, weaver11 Mulliearn, Thos., labourer13 M'Neillie, James, roadman14 M'Millan, Anthony,way emploj^eerail-14 Reid, Archibald, postman14 Wallace, Patrick J.,cabinetmaker15 Patterson, Mrs Margaret20 M 'Cardie, Robt., plumber'slabourer22 Affleck, James, badgeporter23 Heggerty, Mrs23 M'Laren, Miss23 Hannah, Peter, powerloomtuner24 Glendinning, Margaret25 Muir, David, house painter26 Kelly, William, wood cutter27 Stewart, Mrs Mary, millworker28 Laurie, Margaret28 Gass, S.28 Paisley, John, housepainter30 Borthwick, Archibald,shepherd30 Morrin, John, gardener31 Shaw, Joseph, weaver32 Hairstens, Mrs Jane33 Donnelly, William Nairn,hairdresser33 Weston, Mrs33 Donnelly, Thomas, generallabourerMaxwell Street.See Annan Road.Maxwell Street, m.2 M'Call, Isabella, millworker2 Shearer, Robert, milllabourer2 Hunter, Walter, carter2 O'Neil, John, gardener3 Parry, Mrs

STREET DIRECTORY. 994 Bland, William, porter4 M'Kenna, Mrs E.4 Monoghan, Peter, labourer4 Osborne, Robert, millwarper5 Bryant, Mrs6 Black, Joseph7 Black, W. J., grocer8 Grant, David, foremanwarehouseman9 Crockett, John, coachbodymakerJohnstone, John, blacksmith,Wellwood VillaGalloway, Wm. D., insurancesuperintendent,Tranzay VillaMorley, Robert, plumber,Tranzay VillaHannah, John, tea dealer,BeechwoodKynaston, Mrs, St. Margaret'sSub-Prioress, BenedictineConventTurner, Right Rev. Wm.,Bishop of Galloway, St.BenedictsHall, W. H., chinachant, Rosemountmer-Thomson, James, joiner,Braehead CottageHaddow, Miss Jane Paterson,wine and spirit merchant,Violet GroveLyall, E., Hillside13 Sturgeon, Thomas, fireman13 Beattie, James, powerloomtuner13 Carson, Thos., millworker13 Campbell, A. G., warehouseman14 Walker, William, frenchpolisher and jobbingcabinetmaker14 Gillon, Mrs14 Wallace, Samuel, warehouseman14 Wallace, John, mechanic15 Morley, Walter, joiner15 Paterson, Mrs Margaret16 Elliot, James, hosier16 M'Clory, Mrs J.17 Crawford, Robert, labourer17 Grierson, Miss Mary18 Jardine, Thomas, insuranceagent18 M'Queen, Henry, tobacconistand confectioner19 M'Nae, William, painter19 Richardson, Robt., weaver20 Charteris, J. W. P.,cabinetmaker20 Walker, Mrs MargaretCopland, James, ThistleBankJ. L. Gibson & Co., glovemanufacturers23 Wood, Mrs23 Johnston, George, tailor23 Sadler, Alex., joiner23 Young, James William,foreman scourerMidsteeple.7 Scott, Miss J. A., confectioner6 Milligan, Irving B., jun.,butcher5 Sandilands, Charles H.,watchmaker and jeAveller4 Martin, David, tobacconistW. Chalmers & Son, bootmakers1 M 'Queen, Henry, tobacconistand confectionerMill Brae, m.1 Taylor, John corn miller2 Brown, David, coachpainter3 Crosbie, R., pattern weaver3 Wood, Mrs4 M'Callay, Wm., engineer4 Cumming, Wm., platelayer6 Thompson, Rienard, weaver6 Thompson, Wm., clothfinisher7 Howat, Miss Agnes

100 STREET DIRECTORY.7 Murray, Mrs Dora, millwinder7 True, Wm., hawker7 Williamson. John, carter8 dimming, Mary8 Tyson, Margaret, millworker8 "WTiitehead, Edward, stockingmaker8 Crosb'e, Jane, charwomanMaxwell Terrace.9 M'Call, Robert, joiner9 Skilling, Wm., bootmaker9 Dick, John, tailor9 Geddes, Mrs MarySeed Row.1 Marshall, John, baker2 Shearman, Pat., ex-soldierRodgers, James, millworker7 Baxter, Jane, outwoTker7 Brodie, Wm., millworkerMillbrae Terrace.Blair, Mrs R

STREET DIRECTORY. 101IvyBank.JohnLilly,Boyle, Mrs PhoebePatterson, iFohn, labourerThorn, John, hewerBurn, ThomasRichardson, Mrs M.Muir, John, labourerCavens, James, millworkerRenwick Bank.Taylor, John, carterFitzsimon, John, powerioompattern weaverHutchison, James, doggerBorthwick, T. I., masonBruce, John, tweed finisherDonaldson, Thomas Geddes,butcherCaulback View.Henderson, MrsBell, Joseph, fishermanBell, Thomas, vanmanMitchell's Lane, M.See High Street, m.Moffat Road.McClelland, Charles, lawclerk. The LeaJohnston, Miss Mary, TheLeaChalmers, W., bootmaker,Thomasville5 Martin, W., bootmakerDods, JohnDalmoreW., sculptor,Turner, James, LindenSemple, Robt., commercialtraveller, Greystone BankJamieson, Matthew, retiredsupervisor, HazeldeanThomson, Jas. S., HillCrestMackintosh, Misses, EdgemountStark, Mrs, "WoodleaPatterson, Mrs Margaret,Greylands19 Kirkpatrick, Mrs, Sandon21 Chapman, C. S., Leny LeaHunter, Mrs, CooindaKissock, Miss, Glen ErichtCharlton, James, grainmerchant, HuntingdonGibson, Thomas, Lintalee35 Scott, James, merchant,Hill View37 Grierson, Captain, retiredmaster mariner39 Barrie, C. D. O., journalist41 Armstrong, Joseph, timbermerchant43 Chalmers, Robert S., .commercialtraveller45 Dinwiddle, Robt, stationer,OvertonWaddell, J. B., schoolmaster,Airlie49 Graham, Thomas, railwayemployee, Carson's Cottage51 Watson, James, locomotiveforemanReid, John, and Misses,Greystone HouseRogerson, Robt., seedsmaii,MarchmountHouston, John, gardener,Marchmount LodgeGordon, Joseph, gardener,Marchmount CottageDickie, W. J., wine merchant,Greystone ParkCarnegie Street.4 Graham, Thomas, railwayagent6 Macdonald, Leslie George,teacher8 Wilson, Thomas J., seacaptain10 Murray, John, M.A.,teacher

102 STREET DIRECTORY.12 Copland, John, traveller14 M'lver, Matthew, insurancemanager16 Young, Thos., commercialtraveller18 Shirley, G. W., librarian20 Mearns, John S., journalist22 Monteith, James, representativeof Sanquhar andKirkconnel Colleries24 M'lver, John, insurancemanager26 Macgowan, John, enginedriver28 Farries, Robert G., insurancemanagerMoflfatRoad.Christie, Mrs, The NeukHamilton, Adam, M.A.,classical master, KinverWalker, T. G., accountant,Oak LeaRobson, Mrs, RoseberyBankGallacher, Mrs, StruanCottageGlendinning, Mrs, millinerand ladies' outfitter,Franklin PlaceEarsman, Mrs, 1 GreystoneBankHyslop, Robert, 2 GreystonebankRichardson, James, railwayfireman, Rosebank CottageGallacher, J. J., postman,RowanbankHarley, Adam, postman^Bundaberg CottageM'Culloch, Robert, bootmaker,Poplar BankNeilson, John, gardener,Poplar BankRichardson, Robert, enginedriver, 1 Etterby BankRichardson, Robert, enginedriver, 2 Etterby Bank-Cowan, Agnes, Octago CottageMarchbank Terrace.1 Buchan, W. K., confectioner2 Wilson, Mrs3 Brown, A., bank teller4 Semple, Miss MargaretMoffat Road.Grierson, J. C, HannahvilleUre, Mrs, HannahvilleSymons, Mrs HarryHenderson, James, solicitor,BraesideBlackley, John, live stockagent, MarchhillRichardson, John, shepherd,Marchhill CottageJohnstone, Wm., pointsman,Marchhill CottageClark, Geo., retired minister,The Mile-HouseMontague Street.3 Hiddleston, Nurse5 Gladstone, S., retired compositor7 M 'Henry, John, waiter9 Duff, Joseph F., rubbermerchant13 Brown, John, hotel boots15 Somerville, Jameis G., colporteur15 Romney, Mrs17 Dickson, John, grocer19 Hindmarsh, James, watchmaker21 Dunsmore, R. S., fruiterer23 Wightman, James, compositor27 Daniel. John, chemist4 Black, Mrs Mary4 Beattie, Mrs Margaret14 Payne. Jas., cattle dealer16 Callander, Miss18 Reid, Simon, photographer20 Clark, Mrs

STREET DIRECTORY 103Munches Street.19 M 'Donald, Agnes, lodgingbousekeeper33-35 Ward, Mm, broker39 Irving, John, coal, oil, andfirewood store39 M 'Donald, Isabella6 Sberidan, Michael, pawnbroker14 Beck, Wm., slater22 Alsop, Mrs24 M'Farlane, Pat., stoker24 Johnstone, Jos., upholsterer26 Cooney, Mrs Mary, furnituredealer30 Ward, Mrs, grocer32 Cook, Thomas, hawker32 Jardine, Miss32 Doyle, Allan, railway goodsporter32 Duncan, George, felmonger38 Branney, Thomas, labourer'38 Doyle, William, labourer38 Crosbie, Patrick, cemeterysexton38 Kellochan, Alex., butcher38 Robson, Thomas, butcher38 Costin, Wm., butcher41 Richardson, John, upholsterer41 Richardson, Mrs, dressmaker41 Proudfoot, Geo., labourer41 Mathison, Bella41 Nicoli, J. S., plumberNelson Street, ra.1 Geekie, James R., warderMackie, John, prisonwarder, Warders' QuartersEraser, John, prison v/arderBrown, A. A., prisonwarder2 Simmie, Robert, prisonwarder1 Chicken, Percy, bakerLaidlaw, George, draper, 2Rosebery VillaCraig, Robert, grocer, 1Deansigatebank teller,Hunter, John,2 DeansgateLe\^ds, Thomas, BeocliKinnaird, Mrs A. A.,teacher, Ythan HouseJohnstone, Mrs Margaret,CampdaleSmith, John, hatter andhosier, InnishailThomson, Andrew, bootmaker,FyvieErskine, William, gunsmitliand fishing tackle maker,Severn VillaCrackston, John, builder,CraigmoreM'George, Robert, ironmonger,St. Wolstan'sTo'wnsley, Miss, BoddanCottageLorimer, E. Borthwick,GlendonwynIngles, Andrew, powerloommanager, MyreslawTait, James, cycle agent,LingerwoodNewabbey Road.Graham, George, cabinetmaker,Rosemount CottageM'Kay, Adam, plumber,Corbelly CottageLaw, William, Abbey HouseM'Burnie, Mrs, LilyleaSteel, Alex., joiner and.builder, InalawnTrotter, John W., grocer,Emma LeaJardine, James, ironmonger,GarthlandMoodie, James M., hosierand stocking knitter,MillerstonForsjiih, Thomas, grocer,Maynard CottageSharpe, Mrs Margaret, OorberryHouseRankin Mrs, EnderleyMorrin, Misses, Fernlea

104 STREET DIRECTORY.Morrin, Miss E., BiblewomaiijFernleaMafcolm, John, creamei-ymanager, St. Leonard'sArmit, David R., M.A.,headmaster, BlairgowrieM'Lellan, William, St.Oswald'sGrerschler, Carl, hairdresser,ArdblairDouglas, Thomas, schoolmaster.Coila CottageDuff, Alex., Myrtle CottageThomson, Mrs M., Ravens-AvoodStewart, George L., FreeChurch minister, Ivy CottageMurray, Miss A. M. G.,teacher, ArdfernHalliday. Alex., grocer,GreensideLittle, James, builder andslater, Rotchell CottageWalker, John, draper,KirkbrydeCrawford, Agnes, KilmartinRyder, John A., bankclerk, DalveenWatson, T. B.. hatter andhosier.Ma yell aChart eries, William, tweedmanufact'U rer , RathanM'Cheyne. Robert, retiredfarmer, GlenmaneM 'Naught, William, St.Ninian'sDowney, William James,commercial traveller,CarisbrookNewall Terrace.Loreburn Street School (J.B. Waddell, headmaster)Dykes, Thos., L.D.S., dentalsurgeon. Spring GardensWright & Mond, Misses,girls' school, AberdourHouseWright, Miss E., musicteacher, Aberdour HouseFrazer, Miss, ArdwynArnott, J. G. M''Lellan,artist, Fernleaim Thurn, Rev. ColinCampbell, clerygman. TheRectory1 Macdonald, J. C. R., W.S.2 Penman, William Hiddleston,cycle agentWilson, Rev. .James Y.,M.A., clergyman. SouthUnited Free Manse5 Andson, Miss S. M., IvyBankGillespie, Mrs C, CraigshieldsWright & Mond, Misses,girls' school, AberdourLodgeBowden, Mrs, The BenCarruthers, R., F.C.S.,aerated water manufacturer5th K.O.S.B. TerritorialForce Association DrillHallGordon, Robert, foremancarterJ. & J. Scott, carriagehirers and postingmastersStewart, John, hairdre^/rerMansbridge, Wm. , bootagentRobertson, John, spiritmerchant, Teviot HouseAdams, Thomas H., bookbinderThorburn, W., yardsmanNithbank.Benedict, B., Sacred HeartJuniorate, teacherM'George, David, manufacturer.Dock Park H'ouse

STREET DIRECTORY. 105Boardman, Samuel, LimehurstBrash, Thomas, wine andspirit merchant, CumberlandVillaHarding. George John,manufacturer. HatfieldHouseStobie, Peter, upholsterer,Bee

106 STREET DIRECTORY.Watson, Tliomas, editor,Dumfries Standard , '•''CastiebankCarruthers, James Alex.,Nitli View Cottage, CastlebankWilson, Mrs, Castled jdvesCottageCarmont, James, CastledykesSwan, Thomas, cattledealer, CastledykesMurray, Andrew, roadman,Castledykes High LodgeSin^Iiolm Road.Kelly, W. J.,Dee Bankironmonger.M'Naught, W^m., draper,Seaur BankMurdoch, Mrs, DaphneStoba, Robert, solicitor,Irving BankWisihart, Aitken, printer'soverseer, Edina VillaBrown, Miss, Edina CottageMurray, Thos., caretaker,Castledykes Low LodgeMartin, David, tobacconist,Kingholm BankUnderwood, Andw., farmer,Kingholm FarmJoTinstone, James, shepherd,Kingholm Farm CottageReid, John, baker, CastledykesCottagesTurner, George, joiner,Castledykes CottagesStanley. James, drummer,K.O.S.B., HannahfieldLodgeNith Place.1-3 Burns, Robt., hairdresser5 Milligan, David, butcher7 Boyd, James M., jeiner9 Boyd, Mrs Eliz.11 Aitken, Mrs Jessie, dressmaker11 Elliot, Mrs Jessie, ladies'and children's outfitter15 M'Neish, James, railwayemployee17 M'Meeking,makerAndrew, shoe-19 Davidson, S. J., dressmaker21 Wright, Willianv tobacconist19 Canada Life Assurance Co.(Matthew M'lven, jun.,manager)19 James Hiddleston & Son,house factors19 M 'Donald, James, hallkeeper29-31 Fay, R. A.,spirit merchantwine and39 Millar._Miss M.45 Hutchison, Alex., clog andboot maker47 Marchbank, Wm., jioinerand undertaker49 M'Kinnel, Mrs E.,and confectionerbaker51 Richardson, James, wholesaleand "ctail fruiterer2 Byers, Join, shoemaker2 Aitken. W'lliam, tailor andclothier4 Carroll, James, fruitererand confectioner6 Lockerbie, John, chemistand druggistBoyle, E. P., wine merchant10 Tuellmann, Mrs Mary Jane12 Smith, R. F., tobacconist14 Tliomson, W., stationer andneTA'sagent16 Brown, Archibald, painter16 Creighton, Mrs B.16 Wightman, Robert, clerk16 Carter, Alex., hairdresser16 M'George, Robert, millforeman18 Weir. Miss A., milliner24 Hastie & Brodie, tailorsand clothiers

STREET DIRECTORY. 107Nith Street.1 RobsQn, Miss J. A., dressmaker5 Miller, JohnMillar, Andrew, carriageand motor builder, NithStreet Coaoli WorksNoblehiU.Morton, James, wholesalegrocer, ClaremontCrosbie, George, bone setter,Ivy BankMoryson, T. A., retired, IvyBank1 Bell, William, porter2 Tait, Mrs Janet3 Douglas, Mrs, grocerBlount, RobertThomson, Peter, foremanporterCarson, Mrs MaryMills, Thos., railway guardShannon, Mrs M. A., NoblehillFarmPaterson, William., farmer,NoblehiU FarmHairstens, Robert, foremanplatelayerTait, William, joiner, NoblehillHouseM'Adam, MrsM'Call, Mrs Janet, QueensberryViewThompson, Nicholina, musicteacher (piano), I Queens-^ berry ViewMathieson Terrace.1 Dickson, Mrs, dressmaker2 Pringle, Robert Smith,groomSmith, Peter, engine driver4 M'Burnie, James, enginedriverNoblehiU.Boyd, E. G., grocer. CottageEastRoss, John, railway porter,Cottage EastFergusson, Robert, railwayfireman, Daisy BankSmith, Sam., mason, DaisyBankInglis, Miss, Daisy BankBlack, Samuel, labourer,Daisy BankRoddan, James, joiner, AiryBankEdgar, Mrs, Airy BankWells, James, railway employee,Rose CottageBroadfoot, Robt. M., policeconstable, EllerslieDobie, Alexander, enginedriver. Ivy BankGrierson, J. H., enginedriver. Ivy BankWilson, Robert, mason,Craig ViewBeecroft, Miss, Craig ViewBrooker, Alfred, schoolboard officer, SchoolhouseMitchell, James William,coal agent, OaklandWright, Margaret B., OaklandsArmstrong, George, merchant,OaklandWhite, John, teacher, AidworthMurdoch, Wm., OakfieldVillaDundas, F. D., manuremanufacturer, OaklandHouseKelly, Robert C, fish andgrain merchant. Royal OakCottageHyslop, John, Eden BankKirk, George, spare signalman,Roselyn VillaStewart, William, enginedriver, Roselyn VillaI

108 STREET DIRECTORY.Jardine, John, railway fireman,Logan BankFergusson, Mrs, PrimroseBankRobson, Henry, enginedriver, Jardin© BuildingsKerr, Thomas, labourer,Jardine BuildingsGraham, George, mason,Jardine BuildingsSharp, Robert, shoemaker,Thistle ViewBailing, Wm., insuranceagent. Snowdrop BankKimm, Robert, goods guard,Snowdrop BankBoyd, John, engineer andmillwright, Miln BankWilson, Mrs, AgvilleScott, Robert, engine driver,1 Jardine ParkJardine, Thomas, 2 JardineParkClenaghan, James, cattledealer. Emerald ParkRogerson, Samuel, assistantinsurance superintendent,BeechgroveKemp, Mrs, Eltham VillaButter, Peter, bank teller,Athole BankNoblehill Terrace,Laidlaw, William, nurserymanAdamson, John, masonAdamson, Jam_es, firemanBlount, John, labourerLawson, John, masonRome, John, engine driverCrosbie, John, surfacemanNoblehill.Sinclair, John, retiredengine driver, Albert CottageMurray, George, signalman,Albert CottageBonn, Jas., coal merchant,Clifton BankGeorgetown Road.Smart, Walter, china merchant,DunibertMalloch, F. W., timberagent, LangleeCalvert, Mrs, BlythswoodDobbie, Jemima Ann, VioletBankHouliston, John, accountant,NorthfieldWatson, Fred. G., sheriffclerk, FairfieldDow, John T., foremanporter, Fairfield LodgePringle, Jas., horse breaker,Essex ParkKerr, James, coachman,Essex Park CottagesHutchison, John, signalman,Essex Park CottagesJohnstone, William, goodsguard, Essex Park Cot- itagesIQueensland Place.Ross, David, traction enginedriverHalliday, William, railwayemployeeLaurie, Charles, signalmanM'Clure, Robert, railwayemployeePullman Terrace.Milligan, MrsRichardson, Peter, masonAnderson, John, railwayemployeeBrown, Robert, masonTait, William, joinerFerguson, Mrs JaneSmith, JameSj shoemakerThomson, Alexander, retiredfarm managerNunholm.See Albany.

STREET DIRECTORY. 109Old Bridge Street, m.1 Riley, Thomas, labourer2 SmitJi, William, millworker2 Murraj', John, barber2 Creighton, John, labourer2 FergTisson, Miss M.2 Tioon, Alex., labourer3 Austin, Henery, V., cabdriver3 Drummond, R.^ blacksmith3 Murphy, Henry, plasterer3 Kirkpatrick, H. M., joiner4 Kelly, Mrs, millworker4 Palmer, Alex., builder4 Rowan, P., lamplighter5 Boyd, Mrs, grocer7 Moffat, Jas., house painter7 Carlyle, Robert, vanman7 Farrow, Mrs Mary Ann7 Fergiison, James, gardenlabourer8 Sherman, Mrs9 Beattie, Joseph, grocer andwine merchant12 Monaghan, G., labourer13 Jardine, Mrs Jessie, charwoman13 Crosbie, Mrs Mary, ,charwoman14 Coupland, James, plumberPark Road, m.Hawthorne, Hugh, supervivisorof Customs andExcise, GlenairlieDonaldson, John, clothier,StrowanForsyth, William, joiner,Inverie.Egans, James, M.A., schoolteacher, InvermayService, Robert, nursery andseedsman, JesmondGregor, William, sawmillmanager, Neilson CottageCochrane, Alex., hosierymanager, Isa CottageJohnston, Robert, horsedealer.The ParkHelon, James, gardener,GilnockieM'Cardle, James, mason,GilnockiePrimrose Street, m.1 Crosbie, C. S., watchmaker2 Donnelly, John, rural postman2 Beattie, James, gardener3 Kenning, John M.,housemanware-4 Payne, William J., compositor5 Barber, John, farmer5 Milligan, William, draperymanager6 Bell, William7 Duncan, George, foremaT>lithographer8 Donaldson, Mrs E. J.8 Smith, Charles, dyer9 Smith, James, butcher10 Bell, Robert, house factor'sclerk11 Brown, John H., yarn foreman11 Blandford. Samuel, enginedriver12 Ferguson, James, baker13 Fredericks, George, grocerymanager14 Milligan, Geo., coachman14 Lennox, Jacob, foremancarder15 Laurie, Robei^, woollenpattern warehouseman16 Service, James, nurserymanand seedsman17 Kenning, Wm., nurseryman17 Warwick, Andrew18 Ruddick, William, auctioneer19 Ewart, Mrs Mary Jane20 M 'Donald, Mrs

noSTREET DIRECTORY20 M'Leod, T. M., baker21 Gemmell, AVilliam M.,stationer's travellerPullman Terrace.See Noblehill.Queen Street.9 Crosbie, Catherine9 Rankin, Tliomas, ostler9 Fergiisson, Tiiomas9 Bell, John, ex-enginedriver13 Miller, W. L., pictureframer and gilder17 Craig. Miss Jeanie17 Irving, John, cyclerepairer19 Dunn, Mrs,_grocer andconfectioner21 Brown, Owen Jones, hair-29-33 K. S. Dobie & Son, hayand straw merchants37 Blount, James, weaver37 Jardine, Mrs M.37 M 'Lei] an, Samuel, vanman37 Brown, Wm., scavenger37 aallacher, Pat., gardener37 Graham, John, gardener49 Dickson, John, police constable51 Pringle, James, signalman51 M'Kay, James, butcher51 Heughan, .James, photographer53-55-57 Morton, Mrs J.,_wine and spirit merchant65 Begg, William St. Clair,traveller67 Holmes. Mrs69 Maxwell, John Robison,painter71 Bull, Mrs73 Gibson, Alex., police constable73 Martin, Theodore, lineman73 Fischer, Mrs77 Lorraine, Walter,makerclog-79 Muirhead, Elspeth81 Feaks, Miss Robina83 Irving, James, horseehoer85 Macnair, M., tailor'scutter87 Kerr, D. W., gasfitter89 Milroy, James, plumber91 Thomson, Wm., joiner andbuilder93 Walker, Mrs Annie95 Irving, Miss97 Bridges, Mrs Sam.99 Sturgeon, James,maker99 M'Farlane, James,doctorshoesaw101 Miller, Wm. L., pictureframer109 Shankland, George, railwayinspector111 Bovd, William, bookbinder113 Little, Miss115 Frood, Mrs117 Nivison, Mrs119 Smith, John, insuranceagent6 Kelly, R. C, grain dealer10 Branch Post Office (JeanieJ. Ferguson, sub-postmistress)12 Farrell. Miss M., milliner14 Bell, James, seed merchantand shipping agent16 Yare, Wm., cabinetmakerand upholsterer18-20 Wilson Bros., bakers24 M'Minn, David, stableman24 Miller, David, enginedriver28 Parish Council Office(Henry B. Reid, inspectorof poor)30 Neal, William, tailor andclothier34 Herries, John, carrier'sagent36 Murrav Richard, joiner40 Dobie.' Mrs K. S.

STREET DIRECTORY.Ill42 Houston, S., accountant42 The Proprietors, EconomicStores44 Blackly, J., confectioner56 Oonstantine, D., painter,picture framer, etc.58 Bridges, William, slaterand slatemerchant58 John Bridges & Son,slaters and slate merchants58 Sturgeon, Wm., flesher58 Smith, Fergnsson, enginedriver60 Byers, Jos., clothier62 Johnston, Wm.64 Carruthers, Misses Sarahand Elizabeth66 Bell, Mrs B.68 M'Laren, George, engineer.Queen Street EngineeringWoirks70 Hyslop, Mrs M.72 M'Gowan, John, moulder74 Rae, George A., tailor76 Milligan, Miss J.78 Young, Andrew80 Johnston, James, blacksmith82 Hughes, James, aeratedwater bottler84 Howie, Thomas, grocer86 M'George, W. B., joiner88 Young, Rev. William,minister of WesleyChurch90 Kerr, Misses92 Teasdale, Mrs92 Brown, Mrs Sarah94 Henderson, Miss96 Hyslop, J., draper98 Milligan, David, butcher100 Wilson, James C.106 Gibson, Mrs Barbara108 Bryson, Miss M.110 Byers, John, fruiterer112 Piumpton, J. Herbeirt,foreman tanner114 Pollock, Misses M. and I.116 Forrest, James, quarrymanagerQaeensberry Square,2-3 Beveridge, John, draperand milliner4 Jackson, John, fishingtackle maker4 Ivins, Frederick, musicteacher7 J. & W. Harkness, grocersLipton's (J. J. Maguire,manager)Queensberry Street.5 Gologly, Mrs Mary, broker57 Thomson, Mrs M'.57 Hume, Mrs57 Shaw, Mrs57 Brown, Mrs59-61 Stewart, Miss J., flesher63 Shaw, Robert, butcher63 Turner, John, horseshoer65 Dickson, Irving Edgar,publican67-69 Ramsden, Jos., hotelkeeperHouston, Margaret, spiritdealer, Oddfellows' Arms73 Pearson, John, chauffeur73 Findlay, David, labourer73 King, Thos., joiner73 Lennox, Chas., painter75 Pearson, John, grocer andconfectioner85 Bell, Geo., plasterer85 M'Kelvie, Janet85 Michie, George, flesher89 Morrison, Mrs Jane89 Tait, Robert, carter89 Gillespie and Beattie93 Miller, James, railwayemployee95 M'Kinnell, Margaret, provisiondealer117 Crichton, Sarah, spiritmerchant

112 STREET DIRECTORY.121 M'Culloch, Robert, bootand shoemaker125 Brownlee, Miss Isabel,ladies' and cbiildren'soutfitter125 Glendinning, John, roadman127 Currie, Miss M.131 Roddan, E., confectioner133 Roddan, Andrew H.2 Semple, William, managerCo-operativeSociety,Ltd.4 Hope, William, tailor4 Hope, Miss, costumier4 Gunzeon, Mrs Jane4 M'Lean, David, shoemaker8 Walls, John, labourer8 Walls, Thomas, porter8 Docherty, Wm., labourer8 Wells, Walter, labourer8 Kennedy, Jas., labourer8 Mulhearn, M., labourer8 Carrick, Bridget10 Selkirk, John, flesher12 Smith, Miss Lizzie12 Shortt, Jas., labourer14 Thomson, Samuel, shoemaker16 Fox, William, telephonelabourer16 M'Donaia, D., labourer16 Reid, W., labourer16 Brady, John18 Little, Isabella andMarion, grocers20 Gribben, Thomas, generaldealer24 Watt, Wm., millworker24 Grant, Geo., labourer24 Bowes, Mrs A.24 Watt, R., jun., labourer24 Watt, Robert24 Mitchell, Miss Anna24 Johnstone, Wm., labourer26 Sheridan, Michael, pawnbroker,etc.28 Bayliff, William, currier,leather and grinderymerchant32 Burnie, John, railway employee34 Lewthwait, Thos., modellodging-house34 Stewart, E.34 Kirkby, John34 Hamilton, Jas.34 Nicolson, Robert, hosierymaker34 Cooney. Mrs34 Hogg, John34 Cooney, James36 Gardiner, George M.,flesher38 Elliot, Frank, butcher38 M'Neil, Mrs J., charwoman38 Coltart, Mrs A,, waitress40 Ellen & Jessie Boe,restaurateurs42 Murray, A., spirit merchant44 Brady, P.44 Johnston, Mrs44 Ratcliffe, Robert44 Murphy, James, hawker44 M'Gowan, Jas., labourer44 Hawkens, Donald46 Le-wishwaite, Thomas, bootand shoe merchant50 Edgar, Samuel, baker. 52 Dickson, John, carter52 Glendinning, James, millworker52 Slimmon, Arch.52 Aitchison, Mrs52 Jackson, David, labourer52 Kerr, R. J., drover52 Wallace, G., windowcFeaner54-56 Hope, James, publican,Foresters' Arms58 Grierson, Mrs58 Wells, Mrs Jessie58 Ashmore, Wm., barman58 Dickson, Joseph, plasterer58 M'Elroy, M., telephoneforeman58 Armstrong, Jas., joiner60 M'Farlain, Thos., basketmaker

'STREET DIRECTORY. 113606060606064666676707272767676769078 Jar dine, Jas., grocer80- •82 Donnan & Jardine,ironmongers84 Patton, T. J., hairdresser86 Brown, Mrs Marion, costumier86 Patton,dresserThomas, hair-90 Gemmel, Charles, lamplighter90909090929496-100-102102102102Bryson, D., labourerCampbell, MrsGillon, Mrs C.Smith, Hugh, hawkerBlack, ThomasM'Naught, Miss M., confectionerDouglas, James, goodsguardStewart, Janet, flesherEdgar, Samuel, baker anddairyman72 Swan, J. H., pawnbrokerBrydone, Miss W., saleswomanM'Minn, Wm., gardenerWalker, John, hairdresserWalker, Alex., insuranceagentBiggar, William, labourerMitchell, Francis, coachpainterAtkinson, James, cabinetmakerLittle, John, cabmanHaining, Mrs ElizabethBooth, Joseph, cab-driverKerr, Sam. A., tailorPagan, CharlesGrierson, John clogmaker98 J. & A. Scott, wholesalegrocers102 Leitch, JohnSutherland, Mrs, millworkerPaterson, Miss Isabella,glovemakerDevan, James, tinsmithand gasfitterWellings, Geo., labourer102 Aitken, Mrs Elizabeth108 Smith, William, joiner108 Shearman, Mrs M.110 Geddes, Miss Jane, pastrybaker114 Tait, Mrs114 Johnstone, John, jun.,blacksmith114 M'Innes, Mary, cook114 Murray, Charles, tinsmith114 Johnstone, D., engineer114 Folev Mrs Francis, factoryworker114 Carnochan, William, railwayservant114 Adams, James, bookbinder116 Brunton, C, grocer118 M'Lellan, Sam., slater andand slate merchant122 Hanley, Mrs, grocer124 Ballantyne & Brown,wholesale grocers, tallowrefiners, and cheese merchants124 Richardson, Mrs124 iVl'Holm, David, gardener128 The Solway Cycle Co.,wholesale cycle factors134 Roddan, Thos., plumberand gasfitter136 Lavens, Wm., hairdresser142 Wallace, Mary142 Busby. Job, boot and shoemaker142 Corson, Mrs M. J.Queensland Place.See Noblehill.Rae Street.fishing1 Rae, David Jtackle maker3 Houston, Mrs, publican5 Hutchison, Arch., slater9 Shearer, Mrs Mary11 Kelly, John, clothier, etc.15 Austin, Wm., comimeroialtraveller

114 STREET DIRECTORY.17 Dickson, Samuel, commercialtraveller19 M'Kill, Nicholas21 Grierson, Alex., clerk23 Miller, Robert, engraver25i Screen, Mrs27^ Riodgkisson, Jos., verger291^ BroAvn, John, loco, fireman31i Brown, John Crockett,vanman25 Thomson, John, teacher ofthe blind27 Lockerbie, William, retiredraiiwa}^ employee29 Brown, Miss S., Queen'snurse29 Stevenson, Miss K., Queen'snurse31 Weald, Miss, school teacher33 Twiname, Miss F. G.35 Mercer, Mrs I.37 Kennedy, John, commercialtraveller39 Crichton, Miss39 Phillips, Miss, schoolteacher41 Black, Adam, builder43 Lumsdaine, Wm., dentist45 Ross, John, grocer and winemerchant, Glencairn Villa47 Dunbar, Mrs George,Allanvil le47 Allan, Miss, AUanville49 Smith, J. T. K., DerbyVillaWallace, Mrs R., Eastwood4 Forde, Mrs Marion12 Edgar, Matthew^, monumentalsculptor14 Laurie, Robert John, commercialtraveller16 Brown, Hugh, draper andcarpet warehouseman18 Thomson, C. W., joiner andturner20 Harkness, John22 Jeifs, John M., fishmonger24 Bickford and Graham,,26 Anderson, ThomasMissesS. John's School (E. H.Beattie, headmaster)34 Sowerby, John, tailor andclothier36 Ritchie, Mrs Helen38 Stewart, Mrs40 Johnston, J., hairdresser42 Cradock, James, flesher44 Johnstone, W. G., pharmacist,Auchenlee46 Murray, MissPayne, Misses, Arden Lea50 Scott, David R., gamedealer, Dryfe BrigBarker, John, burgh surveyor,etc., RedlandsRamsay Place.See EastfieldRoad.Rosemount Streeti m.M'Kean, James, retiredfarmer, Rosemount VillaBlackiock, Mrs,The CottageRosemount Terrace.1 Smith, John G.,clerk2 Murdoch, John3 Rankin e. Miss N.4 Scott, Mrs J. P.4 Scott, Miss J. A.Olive Bank.railway1 Clark,farmerRobert, retired2 Cairns, Thomas3 Copland, James, superintendent,Post Office4 Telfer, Mrs E.BraeheadTerrace.1 Jackson, John, baker2 Mundell, Mrs3 Hunter, David, nurseryma

STREET DIRECTORY 1154 M'Adam, Mlss5 Rawlins, John, saddler6 Diokson, John G., plumberMaxwell, Francis Xavier,bank accountant, BraeheadRosevale Street.Black, J. D. W., governor.PoorhouseHandley, Robert, porter,Poorhouse LodgeRosevale Cottages.1 Scott, William, railway employee2 Johnstone, T., fireman3 Garrett, James, railwayguard4 Maxwell, John, fireman5 Towlson, Edward Harry,electrician6 Wilson, Robert, baker'svanman7 Douglas, Mrs8 Forsyth, Miss Agnes, laundress9 Wilkin, Margaret10 Edg-ar, Hugh, coal carter11 Carruthers, John, lorrym^n12 M'EAvan, Robert, tractionengine-driver13 Kirkpatrick, William, railwayemployee14 Allan, John, tractionengine-driver15 Irving, Miss. Georgina16 Forrest, Alex., lorryman17 Kelly, JohnRosevale Street.Johnstone, John, cemeterykeeper, 1 Johnston PlaceKeady, John, enginedriver,Johnston PlaceAnderson, James Fergusson,gardener. Thistle CottageRotchell Park, m.Bryson, Alexander, spiritmerchant, CastramontFergusson, Mrs, ThornleaStewart, Francis, mastermariner, LyndhurstCaldow, Mrs H., StanleyVillaGraham, George, woollenmanufacturer, StockwoodKirkland, James, solicitor,GlenelgTurner, Miss C, GlenburnFarish, S. T., Bank HouseMillar, Andrew, carriageand motor builder, AlexandriaVillaCairns, Rev. John, M.A.,HalldykesWood, John H., CleuchheadsGosselin, Mrs, AldersydeStephen, Mrs, Buena VistaGlover, Miss M., CarltonHouseKerr, Miss, Criffel ViewThomson, J. _Y., stockbroker,SunnysideCummack, Mrs, South ViewScott, David R. W., minister,BlencathraEraser, Major A. G., secretaryof the TerritorialForce, StansfieldDods, Miss, PoldeanSpence"", R., tweed manufacturer,St. Ronan'sRotchell Road, m.Bell, John, powerloomtuner. West Park HouseJohnston, Richard, insuranceagent, West ParkHouseJackson, David, powerloomtuner. West Park HouseFitzsimmons, Peter, baker,West Park House

116 STREET DIRECTORY.Woodvale Terrace.1 Todd, William, joiner1 Johnstone, Mrs1 Bryden, Peter, draper1 Richardson, Mrs2 Morton, John, grocer2 Beattie, Robert, meter surveyor2 Charlesworth, William J.,tweed designer2 M'George, Sam., clerk3 M'Jannet, James, grocer3 Aitken, John, police pensi6ner3 Macmillan, William, joiner3 Cnrrie, Bryce, upholstererRotchell Road.Briggs, George, carterPrimrose, William, writer.Primrose HillRotchellCottages.Waters, MrsM'Ewen, Duncan, schoolteacherWaugh,hawkerWilliam, coalRutherford, MissArrol, Miss J., confectionerRotchell Road.Yelland, John, retiredofficer of Customs andExcise, Rotchell HouseEraser, W. R., CorbellyHillFergusson, David, solicitor,SouthdeanRobb, William, sub-inspectorof schools, WesterHolmWilson, J- D., woollen merchant,KirvennieBrodie, David, clothier,RavenscraigKivlichan, William, tweedm a n u f a c t u r e r, St.Columba's2 Grierson, John, grocerKissock, James, solicitor,Norham4 Glover, John M'Naught,decoratorCorrie, Miss, KindarLaurie, William J., secretary,EnterkinPatterson, Andw., clothier,ClaravilleIreland, Adam B., joinerand builderRyedale Loaning-, m.See Troqueer Road.Ryedale Road.See Troqueer Road.St. Andre-w Street.3 Crombie, James, coachpainter3 M'Naught, Mrs5 R. M'Naught & Son7^ Smith, Ebenezer, shoemaker7^ Carson, Sarah7k Moffat, Mrs Agnes7i M'Kinnell, John, slater7\ M'Courty, Alex., joiner7\ Wilson, Agnes9 Thomson, Robert, restaurateurll.M'Ardle, Miss M. A.15 Roddan, John, plumber15-17 Brown, Thomas, painterand decorator19 Brownlee, Isabel, ladies''and children'soutfitter|2-4 L. & E. Crombie, milliners6 Stewart, John, hairdresserAnderson & Munro, electricand power engineers12 D. Allan & Son, billposters14 Steel, Thomas, mason

STEEET DIRECTORY. 117St.David Street.3 Rogerson, John, wine andspirit merchant3 Hiddleston, Mrs Margaret3 Murdoch, Joseph, grocer5-7 Miller, Joseph, flesherand game dealerPenman, Andrew Clarke,Queensberry Motor Works16 Charter is, William, foremanscourer18 Eraser, Mrs F.18 Mitchell, Mrs Catherine18 Kirkpatrick, AV alter,chauffeur18 Hanby, John, patternweaver18 Shaw, Mrs Mary18 Denny, Thomas, plasterer24 Cooney, P., furnituredealer26 Gumming, John, tailor andclothier28 Hastings, Miss E., milliner30 Remington TypewritingCompany30 Haining, John Maxwell,solicitor30 Cochrane, James, baker30 Richardson, Mrs Isa,fruiterer and greengrocer32 Misses M'Millan & Hunter,fruiterersSt. Mary's Street.Carruthers, Robt., mineralwater manufacturer, Kirkbank1a Smith, M., tobacconist1 Thompson, George2-3 Cornet, Edward, motor_agent and coachbuilder4 Smith, Miss A., hdtelkeeper,Nithsdale TemperanceHotelJohn W. Dods & Son, sculptors6 Craig, Thomas, foremangranite cutter7 Smith, Mrs JT. & H. Campbell, coachbuilders,1 and 2 YorkPlaceHendry, Ebenezer, WaverleyHotelM'Ewan, Peter, foremancarter, Caledonian CottageBell, George, warehouseman,Caledonian CottageCaledonian Railway Co.'sGoods Station (R. Simpson,agent)Caledonian Railway Goods Station.Marshall, J. B., wood andcoal merchantMulholland, John, coal merchantJames Murray & Son, coalmerchantsT. G. & J. Armstrong, timbermerchantsGranton Timber Co., timbermerchants (F. W. Malloch)St. Mary Street.Molloy, Mrs Ada, CornwallMountSteains, Mrs, CornwallMountGeddes, James, solicitor,BirkhillThomson, Mrs, The HillCampion, George, Sheriff-Substitute, LarkfieldSmith, William Edgar,clerk, WopdnookUnderwood, R. G., bootmanager, WoodnookVictoria Terrace.1 Jenkins, Arthur J., civileervanft2 Hunter, John, coal, lime,and mineral merchant

118 STREET DIRECTORY.3 Crawford, Mrs Mary4 Johnstone, Mrs A. J. S.6 Allan, Thomasi C, writer7 Hastie, David H., tailor ,8 Simpson, Robert, goodsagent,9 Ritchie, Stewart, assistantregistrar ,9 Ritchie, Mrs AgnesSt.Michael Street.1 B'eattie, Mary3 Neisham, Mrs Marion5 Paterson, John, butcher7 Yacoraeni, Alex., tanner9 Clark, Mrs Margaret11 Hunter, Jas., coachbuilder13 Diincan, Margar-et, confectioner15 Robertson, Joseph, tractionengine-driver17 EdmondrMrs19 Wilson, William, weaver21 Carlisle. Wm., patternweaver23 Carlisle, Mrs, pastry cookand contectionerJ. & D. M 'George, glovemanufacturers., NithsdaleFactory43 Gracie, Margaret, glovefinisher43 M 'Donald, James, caretaker47 Edmondson, Mrs, grocer47 Cowan, Mies43 M'Roberts, Jas.. labourer49 Bryson, Miss JohannMacaulay, T. S., CherryHouse49 M'Queen, Miss49 M'Naught, Wm., chemist'sporter49 Low, Mis® Agnes49 Craig, Mrs49 Mills, Mrs Margaret49 Haining, Mrs51 Anderson, Robt., labourer53-55 Sharp, Mrs A., grocer55 Irving, James, joiner55 Geddes, Marv55 M;Murdo, Janet55 Flinn, Esther, glovemaker55 Wemyss, Mrs Mary55 Grierson, Jas., labourer55 Cowan, James Bryden,jun. , weaver55 Conpland, Miss Mary,powerloom weaver57-59 M'Creadie, David, winemerchant61 Townley, Mrs Margaret61 Foley, Agnes61 Clarke, Mrs Agnes61 Kvle, George61 Black, Mrs Ann61 Johnstone, Mrs Janet61 Craven, Joseph, goodsgTiard61 Connor, John, compositor61 Calderwood, John, powerloomtuner61 Henderson, John, woolspinner63 Revie, William, grocer65-67 Aitken, Mrs Mary Ann,fish merchant67 Martin, Thomas, tailor71 Barclay, Wm., flesher73 Bennett, William, fii-eman75 Brunton, Thos. I., grocerand provision merchant79 Skinner, James Purdie,baker83 Macdonald, James W.,clerk83 Dickson, Agnes87 Dunlop, Samuel, lather87 M'Clure, James, labourer87 Coup land. Jane, grocer87 Edgar, Wm., mason93 Richardson, Wm., newsagent93 Byers, MrsseamerMary, glove93 Reed, John, ex-soldier93 M'Kenzie, Mary, hawker93 Kerr, George, labourer97 Pringle, Mrs Mary, spiritmerchant. Ship Inn

STREET DIRECTORY. 11999 Laurie, Mrs99 Eraser, William, mason99 Blair, Mrs99 Laurie, Mrs Janet99 Collins, Esther, factoryworker99 Thompson, William, tailor99 Clarke, Francis, pedlarMoorheads' Hospital (J.Burnett Smith, matron)105 M'Nauglit, John, grocerand provision merchant107 Sanders, Mrs Mary107 Marshall, John, knittingmachine overs-eer109 Reid, John, baker113 Bj^ers, Wm., goods porter113 Lawsion, D., tobacconist113 Anderson, Mrs Jane113-117 Dickie, John, joinerand undertaker119-121 Smith, Elizabeth G.,ladies' and children's outfitter123 Braitbwaite, H., oonfectioner123 Goudie, George, frenchpolisher123 Harding, Wilhelmina123 Wright, Mrs123 Smith, Wm., butcher123 Newlands, Thomas, coachbodymaker123 Coupland, William Cowan,drawer123 Graci-e, Arch., ooachmian123 Wilson, James, mason123 Wilson, Joseph, churchofficer123 Barr, Miss, factory worker127 C. Kennedy & Son, marketgardenersM'Lachlan, Samuel, joinerand builder, St. Midiael'sHouseHutton, Robert, chinamerchant, Birk House137 Rymer, Thomas, draper141 Muir, Maria, cook andrestaurateur141 Cowan, John, lorryman141 Burgess, Mrs141 Hunter, Walter, nurserylabourer141-143 Hunter, Robert, hairdresser147 Gardiner, H., w^eaver147 King, Miss Teresa149 Adamson, James, fireman149 Niven, Mrs149 Gillespie, Mrs R.149 Scott, Thomas, joiner149 Murdoch, Mrs149 Morton, John, patternweaver149 Lawson, Jas., millworker149 Allen, Wm., engine-driver149 Richardson, Geo., warper149 BroMTi, Sam., millworker149 Love, Alex., coach-painter149 Wilson, Mrs S.149 Lockerbie, Wm., jun.,clerk151 Wallace, Mrs Elizabeth,laundress155 Duckitt's, fish and chippurveyor157 Maxwell, Dougald, tweeddrawer157 Lennox, Wm., painter157 Murray, Andrew, sawyerTurnbull, William, NithLodge157 Blount, Miss, Nith Lodge157 M'Donough, Patrick,labourer, Nith Lodge159 O'Leary, Miss, broker163 Thomson, Joseph, warper163 M'Lay, Arch., currier163-165 Heron, Mrs Agnes,confectioner163 Fairgray. Robt., coachman167 Morrin, Samuel, fish merchant169 Howat, Wm., mason169 Trotter, James, patternweaver169 Rae, Matthew, painter171 Craig, Wm., gardener171 Kennedy, Agnes J., DockHouse

120 SiHEET DIRECTORY171 Craig, Miss Jane, dressmaker171 Carson, James, vanman173-175 Carrntbers, Miss C,fancy goods dealer175 Wright, Mary175 Henderson, James, shipcaptain175 Murraj', Miss Jane177 Wood, John R., grocer177 Shirra, W., boot manager177 Lockerbie, William, ooachwh^'cler177 Jardine, David, millworker177 Esdaile, John, housepainter177 Richardson, W. J., monumentalsculptor179-183 Brucciani, Mrs Maria,confectioner185 Cochrane, Andrew, coachtrimmer185 Kelly, John, printer'sreader185 Rae, Thomas, stockingmaker185 Rae, Robert Leckie,grocer's assistant185 Johnstone, J., upholsterer185 Hair, W., tailor187 Urquhart, Wm., flesher2 Ward, Thomas, shoemaker4 Paterson, James C, carter6 Lavan, Eliza., dressmaker8 Atkin, Mrs, laundrymaid12 Skechill, John, uiilhvorker14-16 Macwhinnie, Mrs E.,grocerand confectioner16 St. Michael Street BranchPost Office14 Grindall, Miss Janet16 M'Geoch, Joseph, mason22 Laidlaw, Thomas, mason18 Bolton, Mrs22 Kenning, James, nurseryman22 Fergusson, Mara-aret26 Baker, Mrs Sarah26 Gillespie, Mrs Mary26 Frame, Mrs Elleii, millworker26 Belford,makerThomas, cabinet-30 Young, John, carter34 Doig, Margaret34 Kennedy, William, stonebreaker34 Fergusson, Elizabeth34 M'Gill, George, factory^^'orker40 Donald, Thos., millworker40 M 'Queen, Hugh, grocer40 Johnstone, Mrs Margaret,millworker44 Murray, Miss Annie44 Gardiner, A., gardener44 Hunter, Jane44 Irving, Miss M., gloverepairer48 Muir, John, auxiliarypostman48 Clephane, Peter Fairbairn,chimney sweep50 Batey, Edward, scavenger52 Gill on, Mrs Mary52 Currie, David, packer54 Herries, David, railwayfireman56 Austin, John, mason58 Lamb, Alex., compositor60 Thompson, James60 M'Lean, Robert, tailo-62 Marchbank, James, joinerand undertaker66 Thomson, John, painter72 Murray, Wm., coal merchant74 A damson, Wm., gardener78 Martin, Mrs84 Wilson, T., chimney sweep86 Forteith, David, dogger86 Profit, Benianiin, fireman86 Johnston, John, drawer90 O'Brien. James, tanner94 Little, Mrs Margaret94 Walker, David Watson,spinner96 Beulv, Mrs96 Wilkins, Mrs E.96 Brown, Sarah, millwoiker96 Taylor, Mrs

STREET DIRECTORY. 121100 Clarke, Francis, millworker108 Murray, Mrs112 Irving, John Smith, retiredpostman112 M'Kinnell, Mrs, frameworkknitter112-114 The Hygienic SteamLaundry Co., frenchcleaners, dyers, etc.116 Higgins, Robert, enginedriver116 Patterson, Bella, glovemaker116 M'Gauchie, R., labourer116 Edgar,manAdam, warehouse-118 Dumfries and MaxwelltownCo-operative Society(Ltd.)120 Wils'on, W., fireman120 Robson, George, drawer120 Flynn, John, millworker120 M'Dougall, Alex., photographer120 Purcell, Fred., millworker120 Fleming, Mrs Mary, charv.'oman120 M'AUister, John, weaver120 Jardine, Miss Agnes,school cleaner120 Crosbie, John, labourer120 Fern, Mrs120 Doig, Alex., millworker120 Denholm, Thos., labourer120 Thom, Maxwell, blacksmith120 M'Dougall, Mrs120 Houston, Jos., labourer124 M'Creadie, H., grocer andconfectioner128 Reid, Mrs James128 Hannah, James, patternweaver128 Hamilton, John, coalcarter128 Callander, R., plumber128 Williamson, John, railwayemployee128 Bradley, Jos., millworker126-128 Daily, James, brokerand bag merchant128 Kerr, John, millworker132 Milligan, Mrs138 Morrison, John138 Nicholson, Elizabeth138 Walker, Walter M'F.,baker]42 Campbell, H. G., grocer144 Currie, Mrs Mary144 Tait, William, labourer144 Taylor, Robert D., millworker148 Kerr, Robert, cabman148 Hamilton, T., labourer148 M'Quade, Mrs152 Hayton, Jas., shoemaker152 Glencross, Helen, seamstress152 M'Veigh, James, painter152 Hannah, Mrs152 M'Kinna, T., millworker]54 M'AUister, Mrs Jane, outworker154 Mnllins, Mrs154 M'Geoch, Mrsle54 Reid, Mrs154 Johnston, James, labourer154 Milligan, Mrs Mary Ann,millworker154 Craig, Mrs Ann, weaver160 M'Leod, Thos., millworker162 M 'Bride, Arch., sawyer162 Sterrit, Wm., mason164 Mitchell, Janette, dressmaker166 Burgess, Margaret168 Jardine, James, cabinetmaker168 Frazer, J. W., tailor andclothier170 Inman, Wm.., powerloomtuner174 Irvine, John, blacksmith174 Thomson, Jas., skinner174 Bissett, Margaret, charwoman174 Brown, James, shoemaker176 M'Murdo, Mrs Isabella178 Coupland, Jane, grocer

122 STREET DIRECTORY.180 Couplandj Joseph Boe,but-clier180 Raffel, Mrs182 Keniied.y, Agnes J.184 Newlands, Agnes188 BroAvn, James, joiner188 Brown, William, joiner183 Bruceiani, Mrs Maria, confectioner]90 Cossar, John, postman192 Forsyth, Thomas, grocer194 Maxwell, Joseph, cab proprietor196 M'Minn, Yv^illiam, tailor198 Dickson, Wm., plastererShakespeare Street.3 Hope, M. A.5 M'Gahan, James, plumber7 Early, Alfred H., SalvationArmy officer11 Fell, Samuel, baker17 Muldoon, Patrick, assuranceagent19 Osborne, Patrick, mason21 Brown, William, storeman21 Kennedy, Robert, yardsman21 Hannay, Wm., plasterer21 Affleck, Robert, skinner21 Vernon, Henrj^, labourer21 M'Farlane, Wm., basketmaker23 Smith, John, porter25 Smith, John, labourer27 Kerr, Mrs Jane29 Kerr, Mrs Thomas29 Scottj Walter, millworker29 Kingstrey, A., baker29 Millburn, James, builder35 Thompson, Samuel, gasstoker35 Hannah, Jane, hosieryworker85 Beck, James, labourer35 Fleming, Miss Jessie35 Wright, Thomas, railwayfireman35 Milligan, Mrs35 Irving, James, blacksmith35 Bell, George35 Gornian, S., labourer35 Hunter, William, quarryman37 M'Cardle, Alex., carter45 Jardine, William, shoemaker45 Cooley, Jemima45 Wallace, Wm., labourer45 Clint, Mrs Margaret53 Robson, Joseph, saddler53 Little, James, cabman53 Geddes, Mrs55-59 R. Thomson & Sons,joiners and builders57 Thomson, James, TheatreattendantBertram & Co., accountants67 Ireland, A. B., joiner andbuilder69 Kerr, Thos., crane driver69 Blackley, John, grocerand confectioner73 Smith, Samuel, gas stoker75 Smith, James R., motordriver77 Brownridge, Mrs G.77 Dale, Mrs Mary77 Vernon, Henry, millworker77 M'Neil, Joseph, warehouseman77 Morgan, Mrs S.81 Kellochan, Mrs Margaret81 Tait, William, insuranceagent83 Johnstone, Matthew R.,fi reinan83 Curley, Mrs Annie, charwoman83 Byers, Wm., labourer91 M'Shane, Hugh, tanneryemployee91 Caldwell, James, dyer101 Bowes, Thomas, churchofficerWallace, Charles, churchofficer

STREET DIRECTORY 12310 Douglas, Mrs Eliz., grocer12-14 W. & J. Marchbank,joinersThe Dumfries TanneriesCo., Ltd., tanners, curriers,and fellmongers32 M'Kie, Ben., enginedriver32 Higgins, James, tractionengine driver32 Campbell, James, ironand steel grinder36 Brown, Miss M., dressmaker36 Laidlaw, James, enginedriver36 Wilson, James, saddler36 Edgar, Mrs40-42 Brown, James, joinerand cartwrightMorgan, Miss, teacherof music and singing,Knightsbrooke House48 Wilson, John, labourer50 Hair, James, housepainter50 Jardine, Robert, mason52 Grogan, John, dealer56 WelliS, Wm. C, mason56 White, William, butcher58 Crosbie, M., grocer andconfectioner60 Maye, Patrick60 Pyles, Mrs Janet60 Russell, Wm. Hope, tailor60 Cooney, Patrick, jun.,furniture dealerHunter, George, ElectricTheatre70 Marlow, William, mason72 Grille, J. P., ice creamand confectioner76 M'Cornick, John, generaldealerSisters of Charity, St.Vincent's102 Anthony, Joseph, hosier106 Duff, Samuel C, confectionerStoop.Kay, James, grocerCorson, Miss Agnes, laundressM'Minn, James, carterParkhead Cottages.Stoop.Currie, Mrs MargaretJohnstone, Thomas, foremancleanerJardine, Thomas, railwaymanSmith, Mrs M. E.Beck, Mrs M. H.Kirkpatrick, W., labourerFever Hospital (MissLindsay, matron)Paterson, John, ploughmanWalker, Matthew, ploughman,BrownriggHutchison, William, platelayerRitchie, John, platelayer,Comley CottageLamb, William, permanentway inspectorRogerson, Albert J., signalman,Irvine BankHarkness, Wm., lorrymanDuff, Mrs E.Craven, John, gardenerGraham, Mrs JaneSmith, William, railwayengine stokerHarkness, Mrs, sen.Carridice, R., printerCallander, William, marketgardenerWatnell, James, joiner,Yarra BankMoffat, George, farmlabourer, LoaningfootVictoria Place.Merrie, John, signalmanStevens, MaryTurner, Robert, mason

124 STREET DIRECTORY.Smith, MargaretM'Ginley, T., railway employeeRonnie, William, enginedriverMorrison, Donald, railwayporterShennan, Samuel, railwayguardMcClelland, John, railwayfiremanJardine, R., masonSwan's Vennel.1 Foley, E,, dyer3 Welsh, William, fish andchip purveyor5 Hunter, James, locomotivefireman7 Peebles, Mrs, millworker11 Shaw, Peter, goods porter13 M'Gill, John, millworker15 Bell, James, railway employee17 Wilson, John, carter19 Smith, Miss Agnes19 Trayner, James, pavior23 Gardener, Mrs Janet,weaver25 Cowan, James25 Muir, Alexander, painter27 Smith, Mrs29 Dickie, EdAvard, clerk31 Bennett, James, carter33 Murdoch, John, coach-]3ainter35 Hanley, William, porter37 Byers, George, labourer39 Kirkpatrick, Moffat S.,mason39 Sharp, James, groom41 Connelly, James, sack merchant43 McDonald, Wm., corporationemployee45 Henry, Mrs45 Bryden, John, woodman47 Millar, James,weaverpattern49 Carson, James, builderDock Park Terrace.51 Kimm, James, mason53 Carson, John, joiner55 Nelson, Mr57 M' Naught, Hugh59 Harkness, George63 Scott, Walter65 CoAvan, John, foremanspinner67 Marchbank, HarrietSwan's Vennel.2 Johnstone, Hugh M'Kay,slater2 Doyle, Elizabeth, millworker4 Mayes, Wm., millworker6 Kirkpatrick, James, factoryworker8 Richardson, Wm., plumber10 Turner, George, mason10 Murphy, Patrick, tanner12 Haines, Arthur, blacksmith12 Halliday, George, mason14 Neisham, Thomas, millworkerRoddan, John, storeman,Nith View16 Nish, James, coalmanEmerald Terrace.18 Hunter, Thomas, railwayemployee,20 Clark, James, millworkerSwan's Vennel.22 Whelan, John, labourer22 M'Queen, Mrs Janet24 Newall, Edward, railwayemployeePaterson Terrace.24 Dickson, James Nicholsonpowerloom tuner

STREET DIRECTORY 125Swan's Vennel.26 Haining, Thomas, warper28 M'Lauchlin, Miss Maggie30 Carlyle, Robert, patternweaver32 Beattie, Robert patternweaverThomson, G., fireman,Dickson CottageTerregles Street, m.1 Dickson, John, commercialtraveller3 Nelson, Mrs J. K.4 Robson, James, hair dressier5 Kirkpatrick, Arch., coal,lime, and tile merchant6 Gibb, James, hatter andhosier78Murdoch, Misses A. and A.Moodie, MrsGeddes Place.1 M'Bryde, Robert, postalclerk2 Wilson, John, music teacher3 Cook, Mrs Mary4 Tait, James B., builderTerregles Street.'^ Johnstone, Wallace, plasfterer«9 Smith, William, musicteacher10 Teller, David, plasterer11 Sharpe, Mrs A., MavisBank12 Fergusson, Mrs13 Cowan, Thomas, cabman14 Scott, Robert, carriagetrimmerGibson, John, butcher,RosedeneCossar, Thomas, postalclerk, CraigneeMurray, James, baker,HelenleaCrackston, Mrs Mary, AmyBankCarruthers, Jam^es, grocerand wine merchant, RosebankSmith, Miss J., ArdenDrysdale, A. Drummond,governor of H.M. PrisonPaterson, Margaret, ElizafieldWatson, Robert, tailor,ElizafieldKirkpatrick, John, joiner,ElizafieldBallantyne, James W., barman,ElizafieldNicholson, John H., pharmacist,AirlieBeattie, John, fish andgame merchant, MaryleaCottageM'Kie, Joseph, painter,1 Palmerston PlaceJolly, John, cattle dealer,2 Palmerston PlaceShortridge, John A., dyerand manufacturer, BabingtonQueensberry Terrace.1 Mackinlay, Hugh, bankaccountant3 Crackston, James Edgar,builder4 Sharp, William R., clothierTerregles Street.Coupland, Joseph G., traveller,LochviewVictoria Avenue.2 Elliot, Alfred Hall, assuranceassistant superintendentShankland, Jas., head i>ostman,ElsinoreGray, Mrs, GlencairnBelf, J., printer's overseer,Cora Linn

126 STREET DIRECTORY.Grierson, Robert, schoolboard officer, CarlingwarkTerregles Street.Murphie, Miss Fanny J.,PalmenstonWaugh, Mlss Mary, PalnierstonWhitelaw, J. W., solicitor,SnanmerliillWbiteford, John, farmer,LochfieldGallov/ay, William, plonghman,Lochfield CottageCourt House Buildings.Bell, Robert, inspector ofpolicePolice Building's.Currie, William, sergeantof policeWright, Robert, police constable4 Muir, Alex., police constable5 Austin, William M'Bur.iie,police con-stableTerregles Street.18 Edgar, Miss A., coal merchant19 Robison, Miss J. G.20 Charlesworth, Thos., joinerBanner, Mrs Mary, PalmerstonHouse22 M'Kenzie, Mrs Marion23 M'Credie, Thomas, joiner23 Brown, Mrs Jane, nurse23 Pearson, James, patternW'eaver24 Fergusson, HughWilliamson, James, joinerand undertaker25 Williamson, MrsRobson, J. Dewar, physician,1 Hope PlaceTroqueer Road, m.Corrie, Joseph, MillbankHouliston, William, curator.The ObservatoryCorberry Terrace.1 Brunton, Thomas Ireland,grooer2 Hutchison, Robert, dogger3 Hutchison, Alex., cloggsr4 Haining, Mrs Elizabeth4 Rattray, James D., tailorand cutter5 Scott, Alexander,makerwatch-5 Richardson, MrsWestpark Terrace.1 Nightingale, James, woolspinner1 Menary, Jas., coachsmith1 Douglas, Thos. ,grain miller1 Kirkpatrick, Alex. I.,dental assistant2 Gunny eon, George, ])ovv'erloomtuner2 Scott, Thomas, clerK2 Kirkpatrick, R. C, frameworkknitter2 Hastings, James3 Miskelly, H., posfcr.ian3 Armour, James, printer'sreader3 Bell, William G., powerloomtuner3 M'Meekan, Mrs4 Skeoch, John, pensioner4 Hamilton, John, bootmaker4 Cochrane, Wm. N., factoryworker4 Douglas, Wm., frameworkknitter5 Miller, Edward, tuner5 Steel, Miss IVJaryCorberry Place.1 Glover, Robert, contractor2 Irving, Miss Mary

STREET DIRECTORY. 1272 Gray, Jonathan, gard-ener2 Murdoch, George, frameworkknitter3 Aitken, John, miller4 Scott, WilliamGibson, William, manufacturer,AshbankPrimrose, John, solicitor,Arundel HouseManning Place.1 Quinn, Mrs ArthurD'onald, Wm., weights andmeasures assistant2 M'Gill, MrsUlster Place.1 Murphj^ David, draper2 Mackellar, P. R., spiritmerchant3 Dunn, P., teacher4 Johnson, Charles, sergeantmajor8 Troqueer Sub-Post OfficeFranklin Place.8 Brown, Mrs B., grocer7 Robertson, Thomas, foremanengineer6 CairrLS, Alex., painter5 Fairn, W. J., wool sorter4 Hastings, Mrs Agnes3 Bennet, Robt., engineer2 Hunter, George, lessee.Electric Theatre1 M'Kinnel, James W., ironmongerTroqueer Road.Brown, Mrs Mary, CharterHouseDonaldson, John A., bootand shoe maker, SandyknoweMaxwell, Thomas William,teacher, OffertonReith, W. Forbes, foremandyer, CraighallRo'ss, Walter W., fruit merchant,MinervaLaw, Alfred, clothier'smanager, WavertonGardiner, William, tailor,PleasanceRoss, JosiephKemp, John G., automobileupholsterer, Craigup9 Paterson, John, builder,PleasanceSloan, Mrs, Welldale HouseHope Cottage.Johnston, Miss HelenMiller, Miss L.Riddick, John, gardenerWhite, Mina, glovemakerSmith, Mrs HelenHaining, Robert, patternweaverTroquaer Road.8 Balmer, W., millworker8 Riddle, Miss M.8 Winning, Miss Agnes,glovemakerThomson, W., stationer andnewsagent, Rose CottageCharteries, Samuel, manufacturer,Rosefield HouseRyedale Terrace.1 Charlesworth, Mrs Margt.2 Overend, James, compositor3 M 'Robert, John B., teacherof shorthand4 M'Callay, Wm., desigTier5 Howat, William C, porter6 Rawson, Mrs AgnesNellieville Terrace.1 Anderson, Richard L., confectioner2 Paterson, John, buildingcontractor

128 STREET DIRECTORY.3 Wood, G., wool sorter4 Primett, Edwin, clerk5 Brown, James H., yarndepartment manager6 Grierson, John, clerk7 Axson, Geo. H., clerkTroqueer Road.Charteries, Spence & Co.,Limited, Scotch tweedmanufacturers, RosefieldMillsWalter Scott & Sons,woollen manufacturers,Troqueer MillsKerr, James, TroqueerHolmM'William, Miss Isa, TroqueerHolm LodgeBarr, William, gardener,Troqueer Holm CottageDobson, Adam, foremanwool sorter, WoodsideCottageM'Murdo, John, dairyman,Banks of TroqueerTroqueer Cottages.1 Henderson, Wm., spinner2 Copland, John, woollenspinner3 Crichton, George, weaver4 Roebuck, Sidney, coalmanager5 Crichton, John Maxwell,t^^'eed finisher6 Craig, Arch., woollen patternweaver7 Taylor, Mrs Jane8 Gass, William, warper9 Irving, James10 Love, Mrs11 Carrick, MrsTroqueer Road.Campbell, Rev. James A.,minister, Manse of TroqueerMrs C, MoatScott-Elliot,of TroqueerScott-Elliot, Major, Moat ofTroqueerW. Tyler, Sons & Co.,h o sier y manu f acture rsRyedale FactoryHunter, Wm., Rj^edaleHouseHunter, John, clerk. RyedaleHouseInglis, Miss A., RyedaleCottagesCampbell, Walter, fireman,Ryedale House CottagesEoseland Terrace.1 Bridges, Henry Kirkpatrick,joiner2 Wilson, Mrs Margaret Jane3 Wardrop, Geo., .shoemaker4 Coltart, ,Wm., dyer5 Taylor, Randle, mineralwater-works foreman6 Wilson, W., machine agent7 Deans, Thos., tweed finisher8 Fortune, John, paper ruler9 Henderson, David, miller10 Scott, Robert, warperWoodside Terrace.1 Lightbody, Samuel, warper2 Anderson, Gavin James,pattern weaver4 Hairstens, Thomas, mason5 Hutchison, John, fireman6 Reid, Mrs M., Bhopkeeper7 Johnstone, James, mill foreman7 Christie, James, mill foreman8 Simpson, William, millforeman8 Robertson, Oswald, woolsorter9 Thomson, Robt., blacksmith9 Frood, Hector P., joiner

STREET DIRECTORY. 129Heywood Place.1 Thomson, Robt., engineer1 Easton, Wm., wool sorter2 Falconer, John, woollenwarehoiTseman3 Henderson, Samuel, yardsman4 Hntchison, T. W. H., clogmaker5 Lennox, William, painter6 Thom, W. A., powerloomtuner6 Thom, Mrs JanetLewis Place.Brown, Henr\% foremanengineer3 Little, Wm., powerloomtunerProudfoot, George, powerloomtunerCoupland, Miss Mary,weaverAshbank.Cairns, John, jun., coachsmithCallander, Sa.muel, patterndissectorCairns, John, coachbuilderRichardson, —., billposterKirk, Samuel, RyedaleFarmUnion Street.Crombie, Wilfrid F., architectThomson, J. Y., stockbroker1 Rae, Miss M. A.1 Williams, Mrs A. L.M'Kay, William R. B.,ironmonger, harness, andcycle storesHarkness, Wm., labourerVictoria Road, m.See Cassalands."Wallace Street,1 M'Culloch, John, tanneryemployee3 Kirk, Alexander, mason5 Watret, John, mason7 M'Connell, John, enginedriver9 Aitken, James W., fishmerchant and game dealer11 Armstrong. William G.,joiner13 Sudden, Alfred, coachman15 Jardine, James, road surfaceman15 Lawson, Miss Mary15 Irving, V/illiam15 Percy, Mrs17 Lockerbie, Thomas,vicemancoach19 Johnstone, Charles, ironworker21 Irving, Garibaldi, jun.,millworker21 Marshall, Jas., gas stoker21 Robson, Mrs Margaret23 Moriarty, Henry, compositor25 Paisley, Alex., fruitererand confectioner27 Bryden, Mrs27 Gray, William, baker29 Young, James, hairdresser31 Trodden, Robert, mason33 Irving, David, joiner33 Wells, Robt. B., cashier35 Davidson, Mrs Sarah37 Marchbank, Samuel, millworker39 M'George, Robert, joiner39 Houston, Robert, flesher41 Gass, Alexander W., carter43 M'Queen, J., joiner43 M 'Naught, John, grocer43 Macdonald, John, slaterand chimney sweep

1130 STREET DIRECTORY45 Learmont, T. K., builder,etc.47 Stoddart, James, constable47 Thomson, Thomas S., winemerchant47 Wallace, Mrs Jane47 Davidson, John, grocer49 Kimm, George, gardener49 Jardine, Mrs, nurse49 Thomson, John, painter49 Corbett, Helen51 Stewart, David, grocer andprovision merchant2 Dickson, James, baker2 M'Allister, Alex., bookbinder2 Fleming, Jas., blacksmith2 Geddes, Miss Margaret4 Wallace, Maggie4 Peat, Mrs Mary4'Inman, Jas. W., patternweaver4 Robertson, Thomas, grocer6 Lamburn, Albert6 Barclay, James P., pipemajor. Industrial School6 Rutherford, William John,engineman6 Irving, Garibaldi, frameworkknitter8 Hume, Samuel, gardener8 M'Keand, William, blacksmith8 Loxam, Mrs J.8 Laurie, Mrs10 Millar, William, baker10 Burnie, John, gas stoker10 M'Leod, Jas. B., printer'sporter10 Finnic, James, powerloomtuner12 Riddell, Alex., patternweaver12 M'Nae, James, warehouseman12 Docherty, Bryce, bowlinggreenkeeper12 Hamilton, Alex.housemanR., ware-14 Bell, J. Kerr, grocer14 Burgess, Mrs Jane"Watling Street.5 Blair, Jas., M.A., organistand music teacher, Lynnbank7 Harkness, Mrs C, Hopeville15 Walmsley, Mrs Helen T.,Alma CottageBell, Robert, commissionagent. Myrtle BankStewart & Co., granitemerchantsMuir, John, clerk, ChrystalPlace16 Rae, Mrs Mary16 Rae, Robert M., dentalmechanicPringie, Francis O., burghassessor, Benholm Bank"Welldale Place, m.1 Gillespie, John, joiner2 Robison, Mrs Janet3 M'Neil, J., joiner4 Callander, Mrs G."Welldale Terrace, ra.1 Welsh, Alex., coach-paintei1 Rourke, Charles, currier2 Russell, John, currier3 Dalziel, Alex., gardener4 Hughes, John, aeratedwater bottler4 Brodie, William, railwayguard4 Dalgliesh, Walter, joiner4 Rennie, William, fisher5 Dawson, Wm., horseshoer6 Edgar, Charles,Jstake Iwarper7 Edgar, Samuel, powerloomweaver7 Beauly, William, drawer7 Douglas, James, gardener I7 Byers, Robert, stoker8 Carney, Mrs9 Kerr, Catherine, washei'woman

STREET DIRECTORY. 13110 Bryden, Grace10 Brown, Mrs Frances, millworker10 Muir. Andrew C, plumber10 Boyes, George, warehouseman11 Nichol, Wm., frameworkknitter1S4|5"131616161919191920222312312-26-iSoeWell Street.Glasgow Street.Whitesands.Swan, Thomas, watchmakerBaj'ne, Mrs Jeisfiie, servantsregistryBell, Waiter, cycle agentCraig, John, waggon inspectorStewart, Mrs M., machinistRawlins, J., saddlerMartin, Michael, townlabourerBell, Robert, masonHalliday, Miss Charlotte,dressmakerMaxwell, Mrs Thos., NithsdaleInn14 M'Kie, William, electricalengineerRow, George, butcherCroan, Thomas, fish merchantCurrie, George B., clerkTaylor, Alex., commercialtravellerRae, John, vanmanWedderspoon, James C,collector and salesmanLogue, Edward, millworkerEdgar, Samuel, joinerIreland, Mrs J., publicanM'Kie, Robert, cycle agentBiggar, James, clerkBeattie, William, joiner28 Palmer, Alfred E., spiritmerchant, Dumfries Arms25 Thomas Biggar & Sons,manure and seed merchants30 Watson, Robert, bridgedues collector32 Paterson, Elizabeth, winemerchant34-35 Milligan, John, wool,seed, and manure mer-36 Lindsay, Jas., M.R.C.V.S.37 Ritchie, Thomas, churchofficer and hallkeeper37 Murray, Alex. M'C?, grocer38 /Ritchie, R. F., ihotelkeeper.New Bazaar HotelR. Harrison & Son, agriculturalauctioneers41 Ross, Robert, storeman41 Mackintosh, Alex. N., grainand cake merchant43 Macara, William F., publican.The Grapes Inn44 M'Kay, W. R. B., harnessand saddlery storesT. & R. Carlyle, seed andwool merchants47 Alex. Cross t% Sons, Ltd.,seed and manure merchants48-50 Rogerson, Robert, agriculturalseedsmanThomson & Laurie, auctioneers60 Turner, William Maxwell,rope, twine, and net manufacturer60 Ship Dming Rooms62 Ferguson, J., railway employee64 Wyllie, Jam^, grain merchant66 Graham, John, publicanD. Sloan & Son, DumfriesCoach Works73 Johnston, Wm., horsedealer80 Walls, Lawrence, dealer inhorses, Nithside HorseRepository

, water-works132 STREET DIRECTORY.82 Moulson, Arthur, mineralforemanLegge, William Topp, foremancloth finisher84 Jardine, John, burgh mason85 Mundcll, Mrs85-86 Cairns, John, ooachbnilderSmith, R. F., tobacconist,The Old HouseKirkpatrick, Adam, cycleagent, Waterloo Place96 Strachan, J. W., auctioneer,valuator, andshipping agentStrachan, Rev. James,M.A., minister, WaterlooPlace Manse99 Grardner, W. B., motorbuilder, ForglenWelsh, Thomas J., WaterlooHouseHeughan, James, photographer,Waterloo HouseIF IT'S PRINTINGYOU WANTTry the " STANDARD.'6^/V«v**\*^'%viREAD THiS PAGE.Cycles from £2 !8s 6d.WHERE 722 Whitesands, Dumfrwsi^All Accessories kept in Stock.Machines at all Prices.Ad^et, 22 WHITESANDS ''%°ZlJTJnZ'

IADVERTISEMENTS. 133.sed by /^?. BUCHAN & SON,Manufacturing ConfectionersandMakers of Fresh Fruit Preserves,St. George's Buildings, next G.P.O.Always in Stock a large variety of High = Class Confections,,embracing choice Brands of Swiss Chocolates and EnglishBon Bons.®ur ®w)n Specialitiee*IrOYAL HANOVERIAN MIXTURES ... in 6d Tins.ROYAL BALMORAL MARMALADE ... in 2" Glasses.PEPPERMINT BULLS EYES... ... ... in 6d Tins.JEVERTONIA (a Toothsome Toffy)in 6d Packets.FRUIT DROPS and BARLEY SUGAR DROPS, &c.^fN.B,— Fresh Sweets supplied Daily from the Factory,Teleph-oixeNo. IBS.

134 ADVERTISEMENTS.DoAAnAnAAnfor Yourself,for your Widow.for your Son.for Your Daughter.forYoursavings.Write for particulars of SCHEMES to theNATIONAL PmSTITUTJONFor Mutual TlfF Assurance.Founded 1835. Incorporated 1910.48 GRACECHURCH STREET, LONDON, E.G.,OR TOMr F. A, RUFF, 65 Renfield Street, GLASGOW,District Manager for Scotland,or toMr F. O. PRINGLE, 12 Bucoleuoh Street,,A-gent at Diamfries.

135GENERAL DIRECTORYOFDumfries & Maxwelltown.For convenience of reference residents in Majowelltowndistrict are included in this List, and are distinguishedhy the letter m after each address-Adair & Ross, watchmakers and jewellers, 139 High StreetAdam, Alexander, cattk dealer, 48 Broom's RoadAdam, George, clerk, 4 Henrj^ StreetAdam, G-eorge, district representative, Scottish Clerks' Association,28 High StreetAdam, John, hotel-keeper. King's Arms HotelAdam, William, insurance agent, 2 Leafield GardensAdams, Henry, 23 Market Square, mAdams, James, bookbinder, 114 Queensberry StreetAdams, Thomas H., bookbinder, 11|^ King Street; h Newall TerraceAdams, Walter, stationery traveller, 6 Observatorj' Terrace, mAdams, William, bookbinder. Railway View, Annan RoadAdamson & Blacklock, writers and N.P., 98 Irish StreetAdamson, Christopher, shunter, 17 Assembly StreetAdamson, James, fireman, Noblehill TerraceAdamson, James, fireman, 149 St. Michael StreetAdamson, John, mason, Noblehill TerraceAdamson, Robert, vanman, 7 Greyfriars' Street'Adamson, William, gardener, Craigs Road; h 74 St. Michael StreetAddison, James W., insurance inspector, 1 Church CrescentAffleck, James, badge porter, 22 Market Street, mAffleck, Robert, skinner, 21 Shakespeare StreetAffleck, William, hosier, 17 Market Square, mAffleck, Elspeth, retired cook, 20 Church CrescentAgnew, James, bootmaker, 12 Greyfriars' StreetAhrweiler, Conrad, hairdresser and wigmaker, 57 English Streeth 3 Norfolk Terrace, Glencaple RoadAiriey, John, vanman, 49 Glasgow Street, mAitchison, Mrs, 34 Broom's Road (apartments)

136 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Aitchisoiij Mrs, 52 Queensberry StreetAitken, J. & A., fish merchants, poultry and game dealers, 3 CastleStreetAitken, Andi'ew, butcher, 63 Loreburn StreetAitken, Andrew, fish merchant. Park Cottage, Annan RoadAitken, George, postman, " 1901," Glasgow Street, mAitken, James, power frameworker, 3 Turner's Terrace, mAitken, James W., fish merchant and game dealer, 9 Wallaee Street iAitken, John, miller, 3 Corberry Place, mAitken, John, labourer, 34 Glasgow Street, mAitken, John, police pensioner, 3 Woodvale Terrace, mAitken, Robert, assistant designer, 16 Howgate Street, mAitken, T., law clerk, 5 Cardoness StreetAitken, William, tailor and clothier, 2 Nith PlaceAitken, William A., chemist, Dunyegan, Annan RoadAitken, Mrs Elizabeth, 102 Queensberry StreetAitken, Miss Jessie, dressmaker, 11 Nith PlaceAitken, Mrs Margaret, 21 Church Street, mAitken, Mrs Mary Ann, fish merchant, 65 St. Michael Street; h 67St. Michael StreetAitken, Misses Carlyle, 2 Dunbar TerraceAitken, Elizabeth, confectioner, 42 Galloway Street, m; h 41Galloway Street, mAlder, Mrs M. A., 5 Johnstone ParkAlexandeir, Mrs, 187 High StreetAllan, D., & Son, billposters, 12 St. Andrew StreetAllan, Bernard, telephone lineman, 24 College Street, mAllan, David, insurance agent, 7 Halliday Terraee, mAllan, James, gardener, 3 Manse CottagesAllan, John, engineeT, Palm Cottage, Annan RoadAllan, John, traction engine-driver, 14 Rosevale CottagesAllan, R. B. Carruthers, pharmacist and dispensing chemist, 10Catherine StreetAllan, Thomas C, writer, 6 Victoria TerraceAUan, William, pharmaceutical chemist, 151 High Street; h 10Albany PlaceAllen, William, engine-driver, 149 St. Michael StreetAllan, Mrs Agnes, 41 College Street, mAllan, Mrs Jessie Gibson, spirit merchant, 8 Friars' Vennel; h 12Brewery StreetAllan, Mrs, Gordon Cot4:age, Chamwood RoadAllan, Miss, Allanville, 47 Rae StreetAllison & Hunter, coal, lime, and mineral merchants, G. and S.-W.Good StationAllison, M., coal agent, Balgownie, Annan RoadAnoell, Richard, attendance officer, 2 Nunholm VillasAndeTSOn & Munro, electric and power engineers, St. Andrew StreetAnderson, Andrew, 65 Glasgow Street, imAnderson, David, tailor and clothier, 7 Glasgow Street, m; h 46'mColege Street,Anderson, Gavin James, pattern weaver, 2 Woodside Terrace,m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 137Anderson, George, framework knitter, 17 Devorgilla Terrace, mAnderson, J., & Son., booksellers, librarians, stationers, andprinters, 183 High StreetAnderson, James, caretaker, 7a Church Street, mAnderson, James, tailor and clothier, 100 English Street; h Redhills,Annan RoadAnderson, James Fergnsson, gardener, Thistle Cottage, RosevaleAnderson, John, newspaper reporter, Annalea, Albert Road, mAnderson, John, stable manager, 28 Brooke StreetAnderson, John, labonrer, 156 High StreetAnderson, John, railway employee, Pullman TerraceAnderson, John, labourer, Sydney House, Greenbrae LoaningAnderson, Richard L., confectioner, 1 NellieTille Terrace, mAnderson, Robert, clerk, 1 Murray PlaceAnderson, Robert, labourer, 51 St. Michael StreetAnderson, S. P., clothier, 10 Buccleuch Street; h Annalea, AlbertRoad, mAnderson, Thomas, 26 Rae StreetAnderson, Walter, stoke warper, 23 Loreburn StreetAnderson, Wellwood, bookseller and stationer. Ivy Lodge, LanglandsAnderson, William, baker, 14 Chapel St^^eetAnderson, William J., inspector, S.N.S.P.C.C., 1 Balmoral PlaceAnderson, William, carter, 14|^ High Street, mAndeiison, Mrs Jane, 113 St. Michael StreetAndersion, Mrs, weaver, 29 Church Street, mAnderson, Mrs, 49 English StreetAnderson, Mrs, Greenbrae HouseAnderson, Miss N.. 46 College Street, mAnderson, Janet, 81 Loreburn StreetAndrew, R. S., master of works, 4 Irvine TerraceAndson, Miss S. M., Ivybank, 5 Newall TerraceAnthony, Joseph, hosier, 102 Shakespeare StreetAppleton, A., tobacconist, 3 High Street; h 11 High StreetArmit, David R., M.A., headmaster, Laurieknowe School, Blairgowrie,Newabbey Road, mArmour, James, printer's reader. 3 Westpark Terrace, m.Armour, Misses, dressmakers, 103 Loreburn StreetArmstrong, T. G. & J., timber merchants, Caledonian Goods StationArmstrong & Dickie, aerated water manufacturers, SpringbankArmstrong, Alex., postman, 13 Kirkowens StreetArmstrong, Francis, gardener. Burn Cottage, Edinburgh RoadArmstrong, Francis, powerloom tuner, 28 Church Street, mxirmstrong, Francis, architect, master of works. Town Hall Buildings; h Lochenlee, Ardwall RoadArmstrong, James M., clerk-salesman, Elmgrove, Bankend RoadArmstrong, James, joiner. 58 Queensberry StreetArmstrong, John, clerk, 8 Loreburn StreetArmstrong, John L., cashier. Mount View, Eastfleld RoadArmstrong, Joseph, timber merchant. 41 Moffnt RoadArmstrong, Robert, ironmony:er, 5 and 7 Church Crescent; h Parkthorne.Edinburgh Road

138 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Armstrong, Robert, & Son, wine and spirit merchants, 15 EnglishStreetArmstrong, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, Stanley Villa, LockerbieRoadArmstrong, Walter, sculptor, 148 High StreetArmstrong, William, sports outfitter and tobacconist, 8 AcademyStreet ; house 6 Academj^ StreetArmstrong, William, mason, Nithsdale TerraceArmstrong, William, grocer, 2 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetArmstrong, William F., clerk, 18 Balmoral RoadArmstrong, William G., joiner, 11 Wallace StreetArmstrong, Mrs Sarah, 135 High StreetArmstrong, Mrs Thomasina, 31 Irish StreetArmstrong, Janet, farm worker, 42 Glasgow Street, mArmstrong, Mrs Marion, dressmaker, 19 Market Square, mArnOtt, J. G. M'Lellan, artist, Fernlea, Newall TerraceArnott, Samuel, J. P., Sunnymead, St. Cuthbert's Avenue, mArrol, Miss Jane, confectioner and fancy goods, 24 Whitesands and1 Friars' Vennel ; h Rotchell Cottages, mAshmore, Wm., barman, 58 Queensberry StreetAtkin, Mrs, laundrymaid, 8 St. Michael StreetAtkinson, James, cabinetmaker, 90 Queensberry StreetAuchmuty, Miss, needlework and ladies' outfitter, 66 High StreetAustin, W., & Son, saddlers and boot repairers, 11 Chapel StreetAustin, George, upholsterer, 9 King StreetAustin, Henry Vicars, cabman, 3 Old Bridge Street,Austin, John, mason, 56 St.Michael StreetAnstin, Joseph L., hosiery warehousem.an, 121 Loreburn StreetAustin, Thomas, nurseryman, Irving Place, EastfieldAustin, W., saddler, 13 Chapel StreetAns-tin, Wm., commercial traveller, 15 Rae StreetAustin, William M'Burnie, police constable, 5 Police Buildings,,Terregles Street, mAxson, George Henry, clerk, 7 Nellieville Terrace, mmB .Bain, Mrs, 3 Albert PlaceBaird, Messrs A., & Son, implement agents, 3 Bank StreetBaird, Alexander B., cab-driver, 38 English StreetBaird, John, veterinary surgeon, 35 Castle StreetBaker, Mrs Sarah, 26 St. Michael StreetBallantyne & Brown, wholesale grocers, tallow refiners, andcheese merchants, 124 Queensberry StreetBallantyne, A., frameworker, 9 Market Square, mBallantyne, A. H., teacher of woodwork, 1 M'Lellan StreetBallantyne, George, wholesale grocer, Rosemount House, mBallantyne, James, coachman, 11 Observatory Terrace, mBallantyne, James W., barman, Elizafield, Terregles Street, mBallantine, John, joiner, 12 Kirkowens Street

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 139Ballantyne, John, wine and spirit merchant, 23 English Street;h 20 M'Lellan StreetBalmer, W., millworker, 8 Troqueer Road, mBamford, Mrs Jemima, weaver, 30 Glasgow Street, mBank of Scotland, 103 Irish StreetBanner, Mrs Mary, Palmerston House, Terregles Street, mBannerman, William, solicitor. West Grove, St. Cuthbert'sAvenue, mBarbour, R., & Sons, drapers and clothiers, Buccleuch BuildingsBarbour, James, architect, St. Christopher's, 132 English StreetBarbour & Bowie, architects, 51 Buccleuch StreetBarbour, John, farmer, 5 Primrose Street, mBarbour, Douglas, draper, Oakdene, mBarbour, Mrs, Belmont, mBarbour, Mrs William, Lonsdale, Castle-Douglas Road, mBarbour, Miss H., grocer, 35 Loreburn StreetBarclay, James P., pipe-major. Industrial School; h 6 WallaceStreetBarclay, William, flesher, 71 St. Michael Street ; h 6 NithbankBarker, John, burgh surveyor, etc., Redlands, Rae StreetBaron, Alexander L., theatrical manager, 114 English StreetBarr, Alexander L., inspector weights and measures, food anddrugs, etc.. Weights and Measures Office, County Buildings,English Street ; h 3 Maryville Terrace, Broom's RoadBarr, David, nursery and seedsman, 65 Loreburn StreetBarr, William, gardener, Troqueer Holm Cottage, mBarr, Miss, factory worker, 123 St. Michael StreetBarrie, C. D. O., journalist, 39 Moffat RoadBarrie, Mrs Margaret, 158 Irish Street (apartments)Barron, Miss J., ladies' and children's outfitter, 15 GallowayStreet ; h 2 Glasgow Street, mBarton, Misses, Ashfield Cottas-e, Maxwell Street (apartments)Bathgate, Mrs Isabella, 82 Loreburn StreetBathgate, Miss M. A., dressmaker,' 82 Loreburn StreetBattieson, George, millworker, 11 King Street, mBatey, Edward, scavenger, 50 St. Michael StreetBaxter, William, motor engineer, Creighton VilleBaxter, Mrs Jessie, 22 Church Street, mBaxter, Jane, outworker, 7 Seed Row, mBayliff, William, currier, leather and grindery merchant, 28Queensberry Street.Bayne, Mrs Harriet, 117 Loreburn StreetBayne, Mrs Jessie, servants' registry and apartments, 3 WhitesandsBeaton, James Alexander, writer, 4 Eastfield RoadBeaton, Norman, gardener, The Naptha, GreenbraeBeattie, David, railway employee, 81 Loreburn StreetBeattie, Edward A., headmaster, S. John's Episcopal School,h Ellaslea, mBeattie, James, cabman, 71 Glasgow Street, m

140 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Beattie, James, power-loom tuner, 13 Maxwell Street, mBeattie, James, plumber, Nithsdale TerraceBeattie, James, gardener, 2 Primrose Street, mBeattie, John, fishmonger, poulterer, and game dealer, 69 HighStreet; h Marylea Cottage, Terregles Street, mBeattie, Joseph, grocer, 39 Galloway Street, m; h 69 CollegeStreet, mBeattie, Joseph, grocer and wine merchant, 9 Old Bridge Street, mBeattie, Robert, police constable, 16 Devorgiila Terrace, mBeattie, Robert, cooper, 128 Irish Street ; h 118 Irish StreetBeattie, Robert, pattern weaver, 32 Swan's VennelBeattie, Robert, meter surveyor, 2 Woodvale Terrace, mBeattie, William, joiner. Ivy CottageBeattie, William, fireman, 50 Irish StreetBeattie, William, joiner, 23 WhitesandsBeattie, Mrs Margaret, 4 Montague StreetBeattie, Mrs, 40 Glasgow Street, mBeattie, Mrs, seamer, 61 Glasgow Street, mBeattie, Miss M., 25 Buccleuch StreetBeattie, Miss Margaret, 167 High StreetBeattie, JMary, 1 St Michael StreetBeauly, William, drawer, 7 Welldale Terrace, mBeck, G. F., 1 Irving StreetBeck, James, labourer, 35 ShaT

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 141Bell, John, clerk, 39 Church Street, mBell, John, seedsman, 126 Loreburn Street ; h 19 Glasgow Street, mBell, John, butcher, 46 Loreburn StreetBellj John Brown, joiner, 5 Mill Road, mBell, John, ex-engine-driver, 9 Queen StreetBell, John, mason, Tannock Place, GreenbraeBell, John, powerloom tuner. West Park House, mBell, J., printer's overseer, Cora Linn, Victoria Avenue, mBell, J. Kerr, grocer, 14 Wallace StreetBell, Joseph, fisherman, Caul Back ViewBell, Joseph, coachman, 38 College Street, mBell, Lawrence, tobacconist and fancy goods, 60 Friars' VennelBell, Robert, stonebreaker, 16 Brewery StreetBell, Robert, inspector of police, Court-house Buildings, mBell, Robert, carter, 11 King StreetBell, Robert, commission agent, Myrtle Bank, Watling StreetBell, Robert, house factor's clerk, 10 Primrose Street, mBell, Robert, mason, 9 WhitesandsBell, Thomas, vanman, Caul Back View, mBell, T., insurance agent, 13 College Street, mBell, Thomas, mason, 10 David Street, mBell, Thomas, ostler, 7 King StreetBell, Walter, cycle agent, 4 WhitesandsBell, William, builder, Broom's Road; h 88 Broom's RoadBell, William, railwayman, 28 Church Street, mBell, William, dancing master, 60 College Street, mBell, William, mason, Delvineside, GreenbraeBell, William H., baker and confectioner, 31 Loreburn Street; h38 English StreetBell, William, railway employee, 59 English StreetBell, Walter, gardener, 75 English Streeth 4 Leafield GardensBell, V/illiam, plasterer, 138 Loreburn Street ;Bell, William, dyer, 2 Market Square, mBell, William, porter, 1 NoblehillBell, William, 6 Primrose Street, mBell, William, joiner, Ramsay Place, Eastfield RoadBell, William G., powerloom tuner, 3 Westpark Terrace, mBell, Mrs B., 66 Queen StreetBell, Mrs C, 50 Irish StreetBell, Mrs Ellen, 7 Howgate Street, mBell, Mrs Janet, 13 Friars' VennelMrs Janet, 145 High StreetBell,Bell, Mrs Margaret, 98 High StreetBell, Miss E. J., Loghlea, Cardoness StreetBell, Miss S. A., 110 Friars' VennelBell, Miss S. J., Leafield Cottage, Leafield RoadBell', Miss, Temperance Hotel, 19 English StreetBell, Mary, 8 Market Street, mBendall, James, tinsmith and dairy utensil maker, 32 Bank Street;h Lunderston, Annan Road

142 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Bendall, James, baker, 20 David Street, mBenedict, B., teacher. Sacred Heart Juniorate,- NithbankBennett, James, labourer, 21 Church Street, mBennett, James, carter, 31 Swan's VennelBennet, Robert, engineer, 3 Franklin Terrace, Troqueer Road, mBennett, Thomas, labourer, 21 Church Street, mMichael StreetBennett, William, fireman, 73 St.Bennett, Elizabeth, weaver, 21 Church Street, mBertram, Messrs, & Co., accountants, Shakespeare StreetBertram, Charles, cycle mechanic, Greenbrae CottageBerwick, John, Albany BankBeveridge', James, clerk, 7 Glebe TerraceBeveridge, John, draper and milliner, 2 and 3 Queensberry Square;h Glenochil, mBeveridge, John, carding master, 3 Kenmure Terrace, mBeveridge, W., janitor. Academy LodgeBickford and Graham, Misses, 24 Rae Street (apartments)Bie, Robert, master'mariner, Altair, Cardoness StreetBiggam, .Peter, bank agent. The Clj^desdale Bank, Ltd., 54 BuccleuchStreet ; h 52 Buccleuch StreetBiggar, Thomas, & Sons, manure and seed merchants, 25 Whitesandsand 2 Friars' Vennel.Biggar, George, groom, 7 Brewery StreetBiggar, James, clerk, 23 Whitesands .Biggar, John, posting-master. Blue Bell Stables; h 8 BreweryStreetBiggar, Thomas, licensed grocer, 11 Market Square, m ; h Abbotsford,Hill Street, mBiggar, William, labourer, 76 Queensberry StreetBip.gar, William Wilson, St. Winifreds, Victoria Road, mBiggar, Mrs, posting-mistress. White Hart Stables ; h 50 BreweryStreetBiggar, Misses, Abbotsford, Hill t^treet, mBird, William George, clubmaster, Dumfries and Galloway Club,2 Assembly StreetBirrell, Miss Agnes, masseuse, Amy Bank, Terregles Street, mBissett,Margaret, charwoman, 174 St Michael StreetBlack, Adam, clerk, 8 Broom's RoadBlack, Adam, builder, 41 Rae StreetBlack, George, slater, 20 David Street, mBlack, John, nursery labourer, 72 Bu'fns StreetBlack, John, 37 Church Street, mBlack, Joha. fisherman, 38 English StreetBlack, Joseph, retired compositor, 27 Church Street,Black, Joseph, 6 Maxwell Street, mBlack, J., grocer, 16 and 18 Friars' Vennel.Black, J. D. W., governor, PoorhouseBlack, Peter, coachpainter, 123 High StreetBlack, Robert, posting-master, 33 High StreetBlack, Samuel, labourer, Daisy Bank, NoblehillBlack, Thomas, 60 Queensberry Streetm

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 143Black, William, chief constable, Burgh Police Chambers ; h Rockleyvale,Lockerbie RoadBlack, W. J., grocer, 16 and 18 Friars' Vennel; h 7 MaxwellStreet, mBlack, Mrs Ann, 61 St. Michael StreetBlack, Mrs Jane, 2 Henry StreetBlacl^ Mrs Jane, 1 Irish StreetBlack, Mrs Mary, 4 Montague StreetBlackie, William Lookup, postal overseer, 17 Devorgilla Terrace, mBlackley, John, live stock agent, MarchhillBlackley, John, grocer and confectioner, 69 Shakespeare StreetBlackley, J., confectioner, 44 Queen StreetBlackley, Miss J. M., 25 Catherine StreetBlacklock, J. E., solicitor (Adamson & Blacklock), 98 Irish Street;h Broombank, Annan RoadBlacklock, John, draper, 4 Observatory Terrace, mBlacklock, William, bookseller and stationer, 17 Church Crescent;h The Cottage, Rosemount Street,mBlacklock, William, shoemaker, 167 High StreetBlacklock, Miss Mary, 3 Johnstone ParkBlacklock, Mrs, Primrose BankBlacklock, Mrs, TKe Cottage, Rosemount Street, mBlacklock, Misses, Westfield CottageBlair, James, M.A., organist and music teacher, Lynnbank, 5Waging StreetBlair, Mrs Rosina, cook, Millbrae Terrace, mBlair, Mrs, 99 St Michael StreetBlake, W. M., representative John Poynter, Son & Macdonalds,seedsmen, 18 Bank Street ; h Harthau, mBlakley, William, postman, 14 Greyfriars' StreetBland, William, porter, 4 Maxwell Street, mBlandford, Samuel, engine driver, 11 Primrose Street, mBlount, George, barman, 8 Maxwell StreetBlount, James, Avholesale merchant, Cuilaluinn, Cardoness StreetBlount, James, weaver, 37 Queen StreetBlount, James, millworker, 3 St Michael's BuildingsBlount, John, labourer, Noblehill TerraceBlount, Robert, millworker, 8 Broom's RoadBlount, Miss Jane, Nith Lodge, DockheadBlount, Miss, Nith Lodge, 1.57 St. Michael StreetBlyth, George, ostler, 4 Ashfield Cottages, Glasgow Street, mBlythe, William, commission agent, 171 High StreetBlyth, Mrs Eliz., 8 St. Michael's BuildingsBoardman, Samuel, LimehurstBoe, John, blacksmith, 10 M'Lellan StreetBoe, E. & J., restaurateurs, 40 Queensberry Street; h 2 KingStreetBoggis, George, district superintendent, Refuge Assurance Company,Limited, 116 English StreetBogie, John, nurseryman, 5 Nithbank

144 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Bogie, J., & Son, nurserymen, NithbankBogie, Thomas, gardener, 46 Church Street, mBolton, Mrs, 18 St. Michael StreetBonn, James, coal merchant, G. & S.-W. Railway (Goods Department); h Clifton BankBooth, John, carter, Eagle House, 3 Mill Road, mBooth, Joseph, cab-driver, 90 Queensberry StreetBooth, Sam., porter, 19 David Street, mBorthwick, Archibald, shepherd, 30 Market Street, mBorthwick, Edward, weaver, 6 Broom's RoadBorthwick, George, powerloom tuner, 2 Henry StreetBorthwick, George James, yardsman, 2 Swanlea TerracfeBorthwick, T. L, mason, Renwick Bank, mBorthwick, Andrewina, 32 George StreetBowden, Mrs, The BenBowden, Constance A., 8 Albany~LaneBower, Robert C, storekeeper, 5 Greyfriars' StreetBowes, Mrs A., 24 Queensberry StreetBowes, Thomas, millworker, Crombie BuildingsBowes, Thomas, church officer, 101 Shakespeare StreetBowes, Mary, lodging-housekeeper, 1 Market Street, mBowie, A. D., cutler, 16 Academy StreetBowie, John M., F.R.I.B.A., architect, The Hain, Cassalands, mBowman, Mrs, 3 Turner's Terrace, mBoyd, Mrs, draper, Eskbank, mBoyd, A., & Co., drapers, 178 High StreetBoyH, Andrew, 7 Maxwell StreetBoyd, Charles Henry, roadman, Lindsay Place, GreenbraeBoyd, David, engine-driver, 5 Henry StreetBovd, David, millwright, Lindsay Place, GreenbraeBoyd, E. G., grocer, Cottage East, NoblehillBoyd, James M., joiner, 7 Nith PlaceBoyd, John, stoker, 99 English StreetBoyd, Joseph, billiard saloon keeper, 49 English Street ;h Oaklea,Glebe StreetBoyd, Johja, engineer and millwright, Miln Bank, NoblehillBoyd, S., hairdresser, 38 Friars' Vennel ; h 40 Friars' VennelBoyd, Thomas H., clerk,Chesney Cottage, G>reenbraeBoyd, William, bookbinder, 111 Queen StreetBoyd, Mrs Eliz., 9 Nith PlaceBoyd, Mrs H., 40 Friars' VennelBoyd, Mrs, grocer, 5 Old Bridge Street, mBoyes, George, warehouseman, 10 Welldale Terrace, mBoyes, James, coachman, 58 Brewery StreetBoyes, Joseph J., smith and cycle mechanic, 15 Howgate Street, mBoyes, William, labourer, 11 Murray Place, Glebe StreetBoyes, William, stoker, Ramsay PlaceBoyes, William D., assurance agent, 34 Bank StreetBoyes, Mrs E., V2 Burns StreetBoyle, E. P., wine merchant, 10 Nith Place; h. Glen Rosa, CraigsRoad

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GENERAL DIRECTORY. 145Boyle, William, 5 Cumberland StreetBoyle, Mrs Helen, Ivy BankBoyle, Miss, 19 Friars' VennelBrady, P., 44 Queensberry StreetBrady, John, 16 Queensberry StreetBradley, Joseph, millworker, 128 St. Michael' StreetBrand, Janet, 5 Mitchell's Lane, mBraiiney, Thomas, hairdresser, 3 King Street; h 7 King StreetBranney. Mrs Mary, 155 High StreetBrash, Thomas, & Son, grocers and wine merchants, 168 HighStreetBrash, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, Cumberland VillaBraithwate, H., confectioner, 123 St Michael StreetBremner, Mrs, 55 Burns StreetBrend, James, moulder, 34 King Street, mBrend, James, baker, 2 Robertvale TerraceBridges, William, slater and slate merchant, 58 Queen StreetBridges, John, & Son, 58 Queen StreetBridges, Henry Kirkpatrick, joiner, 1 Roseland TerraceBridges, John, sawyer, Beaconsfield Cottage, MilldamheadBridges. Mrs, Roselyn, Cardoness StreetBridges, Mrs Sam., 97 Queen StreetBriggs, George, carter, Rotchell RoadBrinkworth, Mrs, 6 Linden GroveBritish Linen Bank, 86 Irish StreetBroadfoot, Robert M., police constable, Ellerslie, NoblehillBroadfoot, Thomas, plasterer, 5 Mill Road, mBroadfoot, William, lathsplitter, 25 Friars' VennelBroadfoot, Mrs, 43 Glasgow StreetBroatch, Alexander, shoeing smith, 70 Irish StreetBrodie, David, clothier (Hastie & Brodie, The Old House, HighStreet) ; h Ravenscraig, Rotchell Road, mBrodie, James, shoemaker, 26 High StreetBrodie, William, millworker, 7 Seed Row, Church Street, mBrodie, William, railway guard, 4 Welldale Terrace, mBrodie, Mrs, laundress, 41 Colleg^e Street, mBrooker, Alfred, school board officer (Dumfries Landward), Schoolhouse,NoblehillBrown, W., & Son, joiners, cartwrights, and undertakers, MillRoad, mBrown, Archibald, painter, 16 Nith PlaceBrown, A., bank teller, 3 Marchbank TerraceBrown, A. A., prison warder. Nelson Street, mBrown, David, baker, 6 Balmoral RoadBrown, David, moulding machineman, 19 Balmoral RoadBrown, David, gardener, 37 College Street, mBrown, David, street porter, 47 Loreburn StreetBrown, David, coach-painter, 2 Millbrae, mBrown, David Kirk, Dryfe Cottage, MilldamheadBrown, George, millworker, 65 Friars' Vennel

146 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Brown, Henry, foreman engineer, Lewis Place, Ryedale, mBrown, Hugh, draper and carpet warehouseman, 16 Rae StreetBrown, James, vanman, 37 Church Street, mBrown, James, joiner and cartwright, 40 and 42 ShakespeareStreet ; h 60 Broom's RoadBrown, James, porter, 6 English StreetBrown, James, coalman, 59 English StreetBrown, James, flesher, 85 English StreetBrown, James, & Son, builders, College Street, m ;. Street, mh 41 GlasgowBrown, James, shoemaker, 174 St Michael StreetBrown, James, joiner, 188 St. Michael StreetBrown, James H., yarn department manager, 5 Nellieville Terrace,mBrown, John, watchmaker, 5 Balmoral RoadBrown, John, coachbuilder, 2 Church PlaceBrown, Joseph, pensioner, 37 Church Street, mBrown, John, ostler, 7 Greyfriars' StreetBrown, John, carriers' porter, 168 Irish StreetBrown, John, railway porter, 32 King Street, mBrown, John, coalman, 42 Loreburn StreetBrown, John, hotel boots, 13 Montague StreetBrown, John, loco, fireman, 29^ Rae StreetBrown, John Crockett, vanman, 31J Rae StreetBrown, John H., yarn foreman, 11 Primrose Street, mBrown, Lawson, engine-driver, Alpine BankBrown, Owen Jones, hairdresser, 21 Queen StreetBrown, Robert, mason, Pullman TerraceBrown, Sam., registrar, 57 Buccleuch Street; h Morton Villa.Lovers' WalkBrown, Sam., millworker, 149 St. Michael StreetBrown, Thomas, painter and decorator, 17 St. Andre'w Street; li15 St. Andrew StreetBrown, William, labourer, Crombie BuildingsBrown, William, motor builder, 41 Friars' VennelBrown, William, joiner, Millbrae Terrace, mBrown, William, scavenger, 37 Queen StreetBrown, William, joiner, 188 St. Michael StreetBrown, William, storeman, 21 Shakespeare StreetBrown, William, engine-driver, Tannock Place, GreenbraeBrown, William James, joiner, 7 David Street, mBrown, W., engine-driver, 7 Henry PlaceBrown, Mrs B., grocer, sub-P.O., 8 Franklin Terrace, Troquee^Road, m ; h Charter House, mBrown, Mrs Burns, 191 High StreetBrown, Mrs Frances L., millworker, 10 Welldale Terrace, mBrown, Mrs Jane, nurse, 23 Terregles Street, mBrown, Mrs Jane L., 131 High StreetBrown; Mrs J., 131 High StreetBrown, Mrs Margaret, 14 High Street

1Brown,GENERAL DIRECTORY. 147Brown, Mrs Marion, 86 Queensberry StreetBrown, Mrs Mary, Charter House, Troqueer Road, mBrown, Mrs Sarah, 92 Queen Street (apartments)Mrs, 10 Albany Place (apartments)Brown, Mrs, 15 King StreetBrown, Mrs, 57 Queensberry StreetBrown, Miss Elizabeth, housekeeper, 45 Church Street, mBrown, Miss M., dressmaker, 36 Shakespeare StreetBrown, Miss, 14 Catherine StreetBrown, Miss, Edina Cottage, Kingholm RoadBrown, Christian, 74 Broom's RoadBrown, Mary, 2 Murray Place (apartments)Brown, Sarah, millworker, 96 St. Michael StreetBrowne, Sir James Crichton, CrindauBrowne, Miss, 8 LanglandsBrownlee, Miss Isabel, ladies' and children's outfitter, 19 St.Andrew Street ; h 125 Queensberry StreetBrownridge, Mrs G., 77 Shakespeare StreetBruce, John, tweed finisher, Renwick Bank, mBruce, Mrs Ellen, millworker, Nithsdale TerraceBrucciani, Mrs Maria, confectioner, 181-183 St. Michael Street ; h186 St. Michael StreetBrunton, Frank, tanwork employee. 1 Cameron PlaceBrunton, Thomas Ireland, grocer, 75 St. Michael Street: h 1 Cor-'berry Terrace, mBrunton, Catherine, grocer, 116 Queensberry Street; h 114 QueensberryStreetBryant, James, millworker, 24 Friars' VennelBryant, William, hawker, 49 Church Street, mBryant, Mrs, 5 Maxwell Street,Bryden, James, millworker, 14 Howgate Street,mmBryden, John, wood forester, 31i Galloway Street, mBryden, Johnston, mason, Hazel Bank, GreenbraeBryden, John, woodman, 45 Swan's VennelBryden, Robert, pattern weaver, 9 Observatory Terrace, mBryden, William, lorryman, 99 English StreetBryden, Mrs M., 27 Wallace StreetBryden, Mrs, 63 Glasgow StreetBryden, Mrs, Lucknow Place, Annan RoadBryden, Grace, 10 Welldale Terrace, mBrydone, Miss W., saleswoman, 72 Queensberry StreetBrydson, Joseph, tailor, 25 College Street, mBryson, Alexander, wine merchant, 109-111 Irish Street; h Castramont.Rotchell Park, mBryson, D., labourer, 60 Queensberry StreetBryson, Robert, coachman, 5 Loreburn StreetBryson, Thomas, cab-driver, 10 Assembly StreetBryson, Thomas, plumber, 1 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetBryson, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Maryville TerraceBryson, Mrs Marion, 1 Maryville Terrace

148 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Bryson, Miss Jolian, 49 St. Michael StreetBryson, Miss M., 108 Queen StreetBryson, M., 3 Cumberland StreetBuchan, R., & Son, confectioners, 46 Buccleuch StreetBuchan, R., confectioner, Calder Bank, mBuchan, W. K., confectioner, 1 Marchbank TerraceBuchanan, David, ostler,12 King StreetBuchanan, John, commercial traveller, 3 Leafield GardensBuchanan, William, railway watchman, Carron Bank, GreenbraeBull, Mrs. 71 Queen StreetBunn, A. W., surveyor of taxes, 21 Galloway Street, mBunting, E. C, commercial traveller, 4 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeBurdett, Frederick, draper, 1 Irvine TerraceBurdett, Sidney, hosiery foreman, 21 Devorgilla Terrace, mBurgess, Robert, gas stoker, 26 King StreetBurgess, Mrs Jane, 14 Wallace StreetBurgess, Mrs L., 1 St. Michael's BuildingsBurgess. Mrs, 141 St. Michael StreetBurgess, Margaret, 166 St. Michael StreetBurnet, Miss, 6 Albany PlaceBurnie, J^avid, goods porter, 3 Henry StreetBurnie, John, railway employee, 32 Queensberry StreetBurnie, John, gas stoker, 10 Wallace StreetBurnie, Robert, 55^ Glasgow- Street, mBurns, James, aerated water manufacturer, 19 Assembly StreetBurns, James, aerated water works, DockheadBurns, James, labourer, 50 Irish StreetBurns, Robert, hairdresser, 1 and 3 Nith PlaceBurns, Thomas, Ivy BankBurns, Mrs John, grocer, 23 Church Street, mBurns, Mrs, 23^ Glasgow Street, mBurnside, William, pastry baker, 39 Irish StreetBurnside, Janet Balieff, 3 Portland Place, mBusby, Job, boot and shoemaker, 142 Queensberry StreetBusby & Co., boot and shoemakers, 118 High StreetButler, John, railway employee, 32 Brooke StreetButter, Peter, bank teller, Atholl Bank, NoblehillByar, John, tailor, 16 King Street, mByers, A. D., scourer, 85 English StreetByers, George, labourer, 37 Swan's VennelByers, John, shoemaker, 2 Nith PlaceByers, John, florist and fruit merchant, 48 High Street; h 110Queen StreetByers, Jos., outfitter, 19 and 21 High StreetByers, Jos., clothier, 60 Queen StreetByers, Newall M'K., engineman. Railway Cottage, Leafield RoadByers, Robert, stoker, 7 Welldale Terrace, mByers, Mrs Mary, glove seamer, 93 St Michael StreetByers, William, goods porter, 113 St. Michael StreetByers, William, fruiterer, florist, and nurseryman, 7 ChurchPlace : h 1 Catherine Street

Ijjji; Cairns,I: Cairns,IIICairns,!Cairns,I Cairns,I; Calderwood,jCaldt)w,;Caldow,I'Caldwell,: Callander,jiGENERAL DIRECTORY. 149Byers, William, 40 Friars' VermelByers, William, labourer, 83 Shakespeare StreetByers, Mrs Jane, millworker^ 47 Church Street, mByers, Maggie, dressmaker, 27 King Street, mCaesar, Miss, Elsmore, Cardoness StreetCairns, S., & Son, painters and decorators, 19-20 Galloway StreetCairns, Alexander, ]3ainter and deoorabor, 8 and 4 Galloway Street;h TroquC'er RoadCairn®, Alexander, painter, Franklin Place, Troqueer Road, mCairns, David, painter, 20 Glasgow Street, mCairns, Rev. John, M.A., minister of Buocleuch Street United FreeChurch, Halldykes, Rotchell Park, mCairns, John, coachbuiider, Ashbank, Ryedale, mCairns, John, labourer, 40 Glasgow Street, mCairns, John, powerloom tuner, 32 High StreetCairns, John, coachbuiider, 85-86 WhitesandsJohn, jun., coachsmith, Ashbank, Rj^edale, mCairns, Robert D., art master, Selmar, Cardoness StreetSam., compositor, 19 Assembly StreetCairns, Thomas, 2 Olive Bank, mCairns, Walter, machine warper, Millbrae Terrace, mWilliam, coachbuiider, 159 Irish StreetWilliam Mundell, painter, 3 Observatory Terrace, mM., millworker, 6 Howgate Street, mCalder, Mrs, 31 Friars' VennelJohn, powerloom tuner, 61 St. Michael StreetJames, railway inspector, Sunnybank, Lockerbie RoadCaldow, William, gardener, 7 High Street, mCaldow, Mrs H., Stanley Villa, Rotchell Park, mMrs Margaret E., 1 AlbanyCaldow, Miss, 46 Academy StreetJames, dyer, 101 English Street ; h 91 Shakespeare StreetCaledonian Railway Company's Goods Station, St. Mary's StreetCallander, Charles, baker, Ingiewood, Edinburgh RoadGavin, & Son, Palmerston Saw Mills, mCallander, David, 168 Irish StreetCallander, Gavin, enp^ineer, Palmerston Iron Works, m ;mh Ellenton,Callander, GeoTge, labourer, 52 Friars' VennelCallander, James, railway emploj^ee, 8 David Street, mCallander, James, timber merchant, Denebank, Castle-DouglasRoad, mCallander, John, insurance collector, 23^ Glasgow Street, mCallander, Robert, plumber, 24 Glasgow Street, mCallander, Robert, shedman, 45 High StreetCallander, Robert, plumber, 128 St. Michael StreetCallander,fSamuel, pattern dissector, Ashbank, Ryedale, m

150 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Callander, William, market gardener, Stoop, GreenbraeCallander, Mrs A., Tranmere, Castle-Douglas Road, mCallander, Mrs G., 4 Welldale Plaoe, mCallander, Mrs John, Inglewood, Edinburgh RoadCallander, Miss, 16 Montague Street yCalvert, James, Gartmore, Annan RoadCalvert, Mrs, Elythswood, NoblehillCameron, Duncan, shepherd, 1 Turner's Terrace, Glasgow Street, miCameron, George, labourer, 2 St. Miehael's BuildingsCampbell, F. & H., coachbuilders, 2 York Place; h 1 York PlaceCampbell, Alexander George, warehouseman, 13 Maxwell Street, nftCampbell, David, railway employee. Maxwell Street, Annan RoadCampbell, Duncan, upholsterer, 2 Market Square, mCampbell, Edward, linotype operator, 6 Henry Street >Campbell, H. G., grocer, 142 St. Michael StreetiCampbell, Rev. James A., minister. Manse of Troqueer, mCampbell, Rev. J. Montgomery, St. Michael's ManseCampbell, James, inspector of police,Campbell, James, iron and steel grinder, 32 Shakespeare StreetCampbell, James, electrical engineer, Stella Banj£,_ Eastfield Road5 Linden Grove, Dock ParkCampbell, John, 7 English StreetCampbell, Miss P., dressmaker, 7 English StreetCampbell, Matthew, grocer, 108 Friars' Vennel; h 110 Friars'-VennelCampbell, Muir, dental mechanic, Eastfield Terrace jCampbell, Walter, fireman, Ryedale House Cottages, m ^Campbell, William, postal clerk, Sylhet, Annan RoadCampbell, William B., district insurance inspector, 4 WeilwoodPlace, Annan RoadCampbell, Mrs, 88 English StreetCampbell, Mrs, 3 MitcheH's Lane, mCampbell, Mrs, 60 Queensberry StreetCampbell, Mrs, Waverley, Hill Street, mCampbell, Miss Agnes, The Cedars, Lockerbie RoadCampbell, Wilhelmina, 5 Market Square, mCampion, George, Sherifif-Substitute, LarkfieldCandlish, John, warehouseman, 7 King Street, mCannon, James, commercial traveller, Florenceville, mCannon, J. & J., cycle agents, 83 English StreetCannon, J., cj^cle agent, 1 Maxwell Place, Annan RoadCannon, John, boilermaker, 1 Maxwell Place, Annan RoadCarlyle, T. & R., seed and wool merchants. 111 Loreburn Street andWhitesandsCarlyle, Robert, vanman, 7 Old Bridge Street; mCarlyle, Robert, pattern Aveaver, 30 Swan's VennelCarlyle, R., 3 Catherine Street (apartments)Carlyle, William, pattern weaver, 21 St. Michael Street iCarlyle, Mrs Catherine, 2 NithbankCarlyle, Mrs, pastry cook and confectioner, 23 St. Michael StreetCarmichael, George, blacksmith, 16 Brewery StreetCarmichael, William, postmaster, Kincraigie, Albert Road, m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 151Carmont, JaraeSj treasurer^ Crkhton Royal Institution, clerk andtreasurer, Nith Navigation Commissioners, 48 Bucclench Streetli CastledykesCarnegie, David, 32 BnccLeucli StreetCarney, Mrs, 8 Welldale Terrace, mCarnochan, Adam, flesher, 12 High Street, m ; h 11 High Street, Carnochan, Frank, butcher, 20 Friars' Vennel ; h 11 High Street, mCarnochan, William, railway servant, 114 Queensberry StreetCarradice, James, engine-driver, Cresswell Terrace, 123 Broom'sRoadCarradice, R., printer, StoopCarradice, William, timekeeper, 1 Kerwyn Terrace, Academj^ StreetCarrick, Mrs, 11 Troqueer Cottages, mCar rick, Bridget, 8 Queensberry StreetCarroll, David, millworker, 28 Brewery StreetCarroll, James, fruiterer and confectioner, 4 Nith Place ; h 50 HighStreetCarruthers, Alexander J., draper, 4 Buccleuch Street.Carruthers, G. B., solicitor, 11 Albany PlaceCarruthers, James, janitor, 6 Glasgow Street, mCarruthers, James, grocer and wine merchant, 90 High Streeth Rosebank, Terregles Street, mCarruthers, James Alexander, Nith View Cottage, CaetlebankCarruthers, John, railway lorryman, 11 Rosevale CottagesCarruthers, John J., joiner, 54 Glasgow Street, mCarruthers, J., potato dealer, 110 Irish StreetCarruthers, Matthew, dogger, Millbrae Terrace, mCarruthers, Robert, mineral water manufacturer, Newall Terrace;h Kirk bankCarruthers, Robert, weaver, 9 St, Michael's BuildingsCarruthers, R., gardener, 8 St. Michael's Building'sCarruthers, William, 2 Sutherland Terrace mCarruthers, Miss Clementina, fancy good® dealer, 173-175 St.Michael StreetCarruthers, Miss Jane, 9 Carruthers' s Cottages, Broom's RoadCarruthers, Misses Sarah and Elizabeth, 64 Queen StreetCarson, George, Gilifield TerraceCarson, George, police constable, 45 Glasgow Street, mCarson, James, overseer, Post Office, Cowansville, Annan RoadCarson, James, 2 Norfolk Terrace,Glencaple RoadCarson, James, vanman, 171 St. Michael StreetCarson, James, buildei-, 49 Swan's VennelCarson, John, joiner, Dock Park Terrace, 53 Swan's VennelCarson, John D., town postman, 17 King Street, mCarson, Thomas, millworker, 13 Maxwell Street, mCarson, Mrs Mary, NoblehillCarson, Mrs, 13 Briarbank, GreenbraeCarson, Miss Agnes, 16 Howgate Street, mCarson, Miss A., 35 Burns StreetCarson, Sarah, 71- St. Andrew's StreetCarsiwell, William, school teacher, 3 Douglas Terrace, Annan Road

152 , GENERAL DIRECTORYCarter, Adam, milhvorker, 10 Burns StreetCarter, Alex., hairdresser, 24 High Stre-et ; h 16 Nith PlaceCarter, John, fireman, Infirmary LodgeCarter, Robert, baker, 5 Nith AvenueCarter, William, tweed desigTier, 11 Welhvocd Place, Annan RoadCarter, Mis® M., certificated teacher of dancing, 63 Loreburn StreetCasey, Mrs, 3 Mill Road, mCassady, Eliz., 8 Mitchell's Lane, mCavan, David, stockingmaker, Sutherland Terrace'Caven, Jane, 23 Loreburn StreetCavens, David, hosiery worker, 1 Sutherland Terrace m'Cavens, James, millworker, Ivy BankCavet, Mrs Janet, 41 Brooke StreetChalmers, W., & Son, bootmakers, Midsteeple BuildingsChalmers, George, millworker, 187 High StreetChalmers, John, assistant treasurer. Savings Bank: h OrmidaleAlbert Road, mChalmers, Jojin, ooachsmith, 1 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadChalmers, Robert S., commercial traveller, 43 Moffat RoadChalmers, W., bootmaker, Thomasville, 3 Moffat RoadChambers, Robert, shoemaker. 134 Irish StreetChambers, Samuel, mason and slater, 14 King Street, mChapman, Rev. A., M.A., clergyman, St. Mary's ManseChapman, C. S., Leny Lea, 21 Moffat RoadCharlesworth, Thomas, joiner, 20 Terregles Street, mCharlesworth, Wilham J., tweed designer, 2 Woodvale Terrace mCharlesAvorth, Mrs Margaret, 1 Ryedale Terrace, m (apartments) :Charlesworth, 'Elizabeth, confectioner, 14 High Street, mCharlton, John, & Sons, grain merchants, 32 Bank StreetCharlton, James,^grain merchant, HuntingdonCharteries, Spence & Co., Limited, Scotch tweed manufacturers,'Rosefield MillsCharteries, Samuel, manufacturer, Rosefield HouseCharteries, William, tweed manufacturer, Rathan, Newabbey Road,mCharteris, James, butcher, 98 High StreetCharteris, J. W. P., cabinetmaker, 20 Maxwell Street, m'Charters, James, 'bus porter, 168 Irish StreetCharters, William, foreman scourer, 16 St. David StreetCheadle, J. W., professor of music, 37 Castle StreetChesser, John T., mechanician, 3 Maxwell Place; h 16 CardonessStreetChicken, John, & Sons, bakers and confectioners, 46 GallowayStreet, m, and 95 English StreetChicken, Joseph Henry, baker, Albert Road, mChicken, J. Nelson, baker, Westfield, Laurieknowe, mChicken, Percy, baker, 1 Nelson Street, mChicken, Mrs, Clair Mount, Victoria Road, mChisholm, Thomas H., butcher, 6 Oassalands Terrace, mChristie, James, mill foreman, 7 Woodside Terrace mChristie, Mrs, The Neukm'

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 153Christine, Robert, police constable. 109 English StreetClaclierty, Miss E., Lochinvar Temperance Hotel, 118 EnglishStreetClachrie, James, coal ha\vker, 168 Irish StreetClachrie, Mary D., 2 High Street, mClark, David, 4 Linden GroveClark, Frederick W. A., commercialWalktraveller, Ardath, Lovers'Clark, George, retired minister, The Mile House, Moffat RoadClark, Hugh, bookseller and stationer, 18 English Street ; hWeliwood Place, Annan RoadClark, James, lorryman, 9 Balmoral Road10Clark, James, millworker. Emerald Terrace, 20 Swan's YennelClark, John, tuner, 7 College Street, mClark, John, engine-driver, 65 Irish StreetClark, John, baker, 9 Murray PlaceClark, Joseph, labourer, 115 Craige RoadClark, Robert, retired farmer, 1 Olive Bank, mClark, Peter, Primrose Bank, Lockerbie RoadClark, William, miner, 23^ Glasgow Street, mClark, William, joiner, 3 Henry StreetClark, Mrs Margaret, 9 St.Michael StreetClark, Mrs, 20 Montague StreetClark, Misses, 74 High StreetClark, Miss Margaret, millworker, 27 Church Street, mClark, Barbara, 23 Glasgow Street, mClark, Janet, 115 Craigs RoadClark, Wilhelmina, 2 Glasgow Street, mClarke, Francis, pedlar, 99 St. Michael StreetClarke, Francis, millworker, 100 St. Michael StreetClarke, Fred. Hugh., M.B.C.M., physician and surgeon, CharlotteStreetClarke, Mrs Agnes, 61 St. Michael Streeth Carls-Clarke, Misses, Mount Pleasant, mCle^eberg, Charles, & Son, manufacturers, Newall Terrace ;ruh, GreenbraeCleland, J. C, retired farmer, Albany LodgeClelland, James Arthur, Clonmore, St. Cuthbert's Avenue, mCleland, John Luke Scott, Clonmore, St. Cuthbert's Avenue, mClemenson, Misses, 10 Maxwell StreetClenaghan, James, cattle dealer, Emerald Park, Annan RoadClenahan, Robert, labourer, 29 Glasgow Street, mClenahan, William, goods porter, 5 King Street, mClephane, Peter Fairbairn, chimney sweep, 48 St. Michael StreetClint, Mrs Margaret, 45 Shakespeare StreetCloudsdale, W. H., labourer, 8 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadClydesdale Bank, Ltd., 54 Buccleuch StreetClydesdale Bank, Ltd., 1 Galloway Street, mCochran, Alexander, boot shop manage'r, Isa Cottage, Park Road, mCochrane, Andrew, house surgeon. Royal InfirmaryCochrane, Andrew, ooachtrimmer, 185 St. Michael Street

154 GENERAL DIRECTORY.(Joc'hrari'e, James, postman, 122 Loreburn StreetCochrane, James, bakei-, 30 St. David StreetCochrane, Wm. N., factory worker, 4 Westpark Terrace, mCochran, Mrs Ann, 7 Mill Road, mCoid, James, labourer, Lindsay Place, GreenbraeColdwell, Arthur, A.R.C.O., organist and music teacher, Janeville,109 J3room's RoadCollins, Edward, James, labourer, 39 Church Street, mCollins, Hugh, fireman, 4 St. Michael's BuildingsCoUins, Mrs M., 2 Chapel StreetCollins, Esthei*, factory worker, 99 St. Michael StreetColtart, John, horseshoer, " 1901," Glasgow Street, mColtart, William, dyer, 4 Roseland Terrace, Troqueer Road, mColtart, William A., clogger, 11 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeColtart, Mrs Agnes, waitress, 38 Queensber'ry StreetColtart, Mrs, 21 High StreetColvin, James, & Co., drapers, 41 High StreetColVin, Robert, retired farmer, Pleasance Villas, Annan RoadComb, Mrs R., 127 Broom's RoadComm^crcial Bank of Scotland, Ltd., 94 Irish StreetCommercial Stables, Irish Street (Wm. Irving, j^h and postingmaster)Common, W. B., retired merchant, GracefieldConchie, John, railway employee, 8 Briar Bank, GreenbraeConnell, Thomas, carter, 41 Friars' VennelConnell, Mrs, Whitehouse, Annan RoadConnolly, Bernard, draper and broker, 62 Friars' Vennel; h 64Friars' VennelConnelly, James, sack merchant, 41 Swan's VennelConnolly, Mrs Jane, 93 English StreetConnor, John, compositor, 61 St. Michael StreetConnor, John A., compositor, 3 Park TerraceConstantine, D., painter, decorator, and picture frame maker, 107High Street ; h 56 Queen StreetCook, Alexander, miller, 36 College Street, Cook, Alexander, hewer, 9 Market Street^ mCook, John, carter, Nithside Lodge, mCook, Joseph, railway guard, 74 English StreetCook, Thomas, hawker, 32 Munches StreetCook, Mrs Mary, 3 Geddes Place, mCook, Mrs, 1 Maxwell Street, Annan RoadCooke, Mrs Bowen, Maybank, Lovers' WalkCooley, Jemima, 45 Shakespeare StreetCoombes, Wm., baker, 26 High StreetCooney, James, 34 Queensberry Street>Cooney, Patrick, furniture dealer, 24 St. David Street; h 9 Greyfriars' StreetCooney, Patrick, jun., furniture dealer, 60 Shakespeare StreetCooney, Mrs Mary, furniture dealer, 26 Munches StreetCooper & Co., grocers, 130-132 High Street

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 155Oo-operative Society's Coal Depot, G. and S.-W. Goodis YardCooper, Andrew, spirit merchant. Spread Eagle Inn, 5-6 GallowayStreet, m; h 5 David Street, mCooper, Francis, carver and gilder, 3 Nitli AvenueCooper, John, labourer, 16 College Street, mCooper, Mrs, 67 College Street, mCopland, Jameis, superintendent, Post Office, 3 Olive Bank, mCopland, James, Thistle Bank, Maxwell Street, mCopland, John, traveller, 12 Carnegie StreetCopland, John, woollen spinner, 2 Troqueer Cottages, mCopland, Maxwell I., hotelkeeper. Commercial Hotel, 79 HighStreetCopland, Mrs Eliza, The Laurels, Lockerbie RoadCopland, Mrs Mary, 5 Pleasanoe CottagesCorbett, John, commercial traveller. The TorrsCorbett, Helen, 49 Wallace Street (apartments)Cornet, Edward, motor agent and coachbuilder,Street ; h 2 St. Mary's Street3 St. Mary'sCorporation Gasworks, Cumberland StreetCorrie, Adam, shoemaker, 10 Murray PlaceCorrie, Joseph, J. P., Millbank, mCorrie, Mrs, 64 Buocleuch StreetCorrie, Miss, Kindar, Rotchell Road, mCorson, Wm., printer, 16 High StreetCorson, Miss Agnes, laundress. Stoop142 North Queensberry Street (apartments)Corson, Mrs M. J.,Corson, Mrs, fruiterer and confectioner, 96 Friars' Venn el ; h 94Friars' VennelCosgrove, Mary, dressmaker, 12 Assembly StreetCossar, John, postman, 190 St. Michael StreetCossar, Thomas, postal clerk, Craignee, Terregles Street, mCostin, Wm., butcher, 38 Munches StreetCostin, Mrs Susan, caretaker, 35 Buccleuch StreetCostin, Miss M. A. R., retired dressmaker, 46 Academy StreetCostin, Miss, 10 Chapel StreetCoulthart, David, draper, Teresa Villa, Lovers' WalkCoulthart, Mrs, 3 Observatory Terrace, mCoupland, David, quarryman, 34 Friars' VennelCoupland, George, baker, 7 Observatory Terrace, mCoupland, H., hairdresser, 6 High Street; h 1 Robertville Terrace,BarnslapsCoupland, James, plumber, 14 Old Bridge Street, mCoupland, Joseph Boe, butcher, 180 St. Michael StreetCoupland, Joseph G., traveller, Lochview, mCoupland, Wm., millworker, 51 College Street, mCoupland, William Cowan, drawer, 123 St. Michael StreetCoupland, Miss Mary, weaver, Lewis Place, Ryedale, mCoupland, Jane, grocer, 178 St. Michael Street; h 87 St. MichaelStreet

156 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Cowan^ A., & Son^ mamifactureTs and clothiers, 43 Galloway y"Street, mCov>^an, James, 25 Swan's VennelCowan, James Bryden, jun., weaver, 55 St. Michael StreetCowan, John, foreman spinner, 65 Dock Park TerraceCowan, John, manufacturer,?Glenview, mCowan, John, I'orryman, 141 St. Michael StreetCowan, Roberft, Victoria Inn, 37 Friars' Vennel ;Coiwan, Robert, baker, 3 Sutherland Terrace, mCowan, Thomas, ploughman, Lindsay Place, GreenbraeCowan, Thomas, cabman, 13 Terregles Street, mCowan, Mrs Elizabeth, 5 Howgiate Street, mCowan, Mrs Janet, Roseneath Cottages, GreenbraeCowan, Mrs M. C, 12 Glasgow Street, mCowan, Mrs, 4 Mitchell Lane, mCowan, Mrs, 1 St. Michael's BuildingsCowan, Mists Jane, Central Restaurant, 135 High StreetCowan, Miss, 20 Church CrescentCowan, Agnes, Otago Cottage, Moffat RoadCowan, Catherine, 4 Howgate Street, mCowden, James, porter, 35 Irish StreetCowie, A., mason, Rose-end Cottage, GreenbraeCoyne, Daniel, labourer, 40 Friars' Vennelh 39 Friars' VennelCrackston, John, & Sons, builders, HoAvgate Street, mCrackston, James Edgar, builder, 3 Queensberry Terrace, TerreglesStreet, mCrackston, John, builder, Craigmore, Nelson Street, mCrackston, Mrs Mary, Amy Bank, Terregles Strcst, mCr'^ckston, Mrs Mary, 2 Portland Place, mCrackston, Mrs, Chapelmount, mCraddock, James, flesher, 64 High StreetCradock, James, flesher. Church Crescent; h 42 Rae StreetCradock, Wm., cattle dealer, Helenbank, Victoria Road, mCradock, Mrs, Glencoe, Ardwall RoadCi'aig & Geddes, solicitors, 8 English StreetCraig, Archibald, woollen pattern weaver, 6 Troqueer Cottages, mCraig, Charles, hammerman, 99 English StreetCraig, George, grocer, Craigland, Lovers' WalkCraig, John, baker, 54 Glasgow Street, mCraig, John, waggon inspector, 5 WhitesandsCraig, Robert, grocer, 7 Academy StreetCraig, Robert, grocer, 1 Deanjsigate, Nelson Street, mCraig, Robert, grocer, 14 Glasgow Street, mCraig, Thomas, foreman granite cutter, 6 St. Mary's PlaceCraig, Wm., gardener, 171 St. Michael StreetCraig, Mrs Ann, weaver, 154 St. Michael StreetCraig, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 171 St. Michael StreetCraig, Mrs, 49 St. Michael StreetCraig, Miss Jeanie, 17 Queen Street';

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 157Craig, Miss, 2 Eastfield RoadCraik, George Wm., f)liotograpber and enlarger, 27 LoreburnStreet; h 34 Bank StreetCraik, Mrs E., 14 Higli StreetCraik, Mrs James, 27 Bank StreetOi^aik, Mrs Janet, 34 Co'lege Street, mCraik, Miss Lizzie, 3 Chapel StroetCriaik, Miss S., 3 Chapel StreetCranston, Mrs, 11 Bank StreetCirayen, John, gardener, StoopCraven, Joseph, goods guard, 61 St. Michael StreetCraven, Thomas, railway fireman, Primr-ose BankCrawford, Robert, labourer, 17 Maxwell Street, mCrawford, Mrs Mary, 3 Victoria TerraceCrawford, Mrs, 12 Academy StreetCrawford, Agnes, Kilmartin, Newabbey Road, mCreighton, George, railway carter, BleachfieldCreighton, James, millworker, Crombie BuildingsCreighton, Peter, weaver, 10 Church Street, mCreighton, Robert, warehouseman, 106 Friars' YennelCreighton, Mrs B., 16 Nith PlaceCresswell, Miss Henrietta, Nunholm HouseCrichton, George, weaver, 3 Troqueer Cottages, mCrichton, John Maxwell, tweed finisher, 5 Troqueer Cottages, mCrichton, William Dempster, plumber, 7 Albert Placo, George StreetCrichton, Miss, 4 Lovers' WalkCrichton, Sarah, spirit merchant, 117 Qneensberry StreetCrichton, Miss, 39 Rae StreetCritchley, John W., rector of Academy, Cleveleys, Edinburgh RoadCroall, John, gardener, York Plaoe NurseryCroan, Thomas, fishmonger, 49 Bank Street; h 16 WhitesandsCrockett, John, coach bodymaker^ 9 Maxwell Street, mCrockett, Wm., labourer, 155 High StreetCrocket, Miss Jane, 30 Bank StreetCrocket, Misses, 32 Bnccleuch StreetCrombie, James, coach painter, 3 St. Andrew StreetCrombie, Wilfrid F., architect, Union Street; h Beanmont, EdinburghRoaiiCrombie, L. & E., milliners, 2-4 St. Andrew Street; h 3 St,Andrew Str'eetCrosbie, C. S., watchmaker, 1 Primrose Street, mCrosbie, David, railway employee, 1 Henry StreetCrosbie, George, engine-driver, 12 Balmoral RoadCrosbie, George, bone setter, Ivy Bank, NoblehillCrosbie, George L., tailor and clothier, 26 Church CrescentCrosbie, James Matthew, clogmaker, 5 Ashfield Cottages, GlasgowStreet, mCrosbie, John, 51 Loreburn StreetCrosbie, John, surfaceman, Noblehill Terrace

158 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Cf'Osbie, John, labourer, 120 St. Michael StreetOrosbie, Matthew, machine warper, 20 Irish. StreetOrosbie, M., grocer and confectioner, 58 Shakespeare StreetCrosbie, Patrick^ sexton^ 38 Munches StreetOrosbie, Peter, 11 King Street, mCrosbie, Robert, fruiterer and confectioner, 114 Friars' VennelCrosbie, Robert, pattern weaver, 3 Mill Brae, mOrosbie, Thomas, cabdriver, 49 English StreetOrosbie, Mrs J., 42 Bank StreetOrosbie, Mrs, 135 High StreetOrosbie, Catherine, 9 Queen StreetCrossi, Alex., & Sons, Ltd., seed and manure mercEante, 47 WhitesandsOrossan, Samuel, publican, Corner Cupboard, 38 Academy Streeth. Portland Cottage, mOrowther, John, clothier, 10 Balmoral RoadOrozier, Rev. W. G., Baptist minister, Glenmaben, Glebe StreetOruickshank, Alexander, sanitary inspector, burgh officer, etc..Town Hall Buildings, mOummack, Mrs, South View, Rotchell Park, mGumming, John, tailor and clothier, 26 St. David StreetOummings, John, labourer, 123 High StreetOummings, J., surfaceman, 155 High StreetGumming, Robert, draj)er, 77 Friars' Vennel ; h St. Ruth's, mCunningham, David, saddler, 21 Assembly StreetCunningham, Henry, labourer, 16 High StreetCunningham, John, mill foreman, 3 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetCunningham, Thomas, cycle agent, 16-18 King Street; h 20 KingStreetGumming, Wm., platelayer, 4 Mill Brae, niCunningham, Mrs Hugh, 25 Castle StreetCumming, Mary, 8 Mill Brae, nfCurley, Mrs Annie, charwoman, 83 Shakespeare StreetCurrie, Adam, railwaj^ guard, Eastfield TerraceCu'r'rie, Bryce, upholsterer, 3 Woodvale Terrace, Rotchell Road, mCurrie, David, packer, 52 St. Michael StreetCurrie, Frank, labourer, 48 Church Street, mCurrie, George B., clerk, 16 WhitesandsCurrie, James, joiner, Malvern, GreenbraeCurrie, John, fireman, 7 Balmoral Road, GreenbraeCurrie, John, engine-driver, 64 Broom's RoadCurrie, John, vanman, 11 King- Street, mCurrie, John C, pressman, 30 College Street,Currie, Robert, skinner, Clerkhill CottageCurrie, William, labourer, 49 Collese Street, mCurrie, William, linotype operator, 10 Devorgilla Terrace, mCurrie, William, sergeant of police. Police Buildings, Terregles,Street, mOurrie, Mrs Margaret, Parkhead Cottages, StoopCurrie, Mrs Mary, 144 St. Michael Streetm

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 159Currie, Miss M.^ 127 Queensberry StreetCurri©, Mrs^ provision dealer,18 High Street, mCurrie, Mrs, 29 King Street, mCuirrie, Miss, BrookfieldCuthbertson, John, C.R.I, attendant, 13 Devorgilla Terrace, mDDaily, James, broker and bag merchant, 126-128 St, Michael StreetDale, James, locomotive superintendent. Mount Pleasant, AnnanRoadDale, Sam., coach painter, 10 Chapel StreetDale, Mrs Mary, 77 Shakespeare StreetDalgliesh, Robert, weaver, 26 High StreetDalgliesh, Thomas, house painter, 41 Friars' VennelDalgliesh, Walter, joiner, 4 Welldale Terrace, mDalling & Co., saddlers, 1 Castle StreetDalling, Andrew, saddler, 5 Castle StreetDalling, Wra., insurance agent. Snowdrop Bank, NoblehillDaniel, John, chemist and druggist, 152 High Street; h 27Montague StreetDalrymple, James, millworker, Nithsdale TerraceDalziel, Alexander, gardener, 3 Welldale Terrace, mDalziel, Martin, joiner, 76 Irish StreetDaiziel, Peter, tuber, 50 Irish StreetDalziel, Robert, engine-driver, 1 Kirkowens StreetDavidson, Alexander, foreman uphokterer, 1 St. Michael TerraceDavidson, Alexander, weaver, 6 St. Michael's BuildingsDavidson, George, labourer, 14 Chapel StreetDavidson, James, foreman mason, 11 Balmoral Roadj Davidson, James, county analyst, 119 Irish Street; h Summer-.vill'p,mDavidson, John, tanner, 89 Loreburn StreetDavidson, John, grocer, 47 Wallace StreetDavidson, Robert, photographer, 59 English Street ;Annan RoadDavidson, Samuel, pianoforte and music seller,h Criffel View,39 Bank StreetDavidson, Mrs Margaret;, Kerr's Temperance Hotel, 172 HighStreetDavidson, Mrs Sarah, 35 Wallace StreetDavidson, Mrs, 50 High StreetDavidson, Miss, Nythva, Victoria Road, mDavidson, C. & M., dressmakers, 19 Academy StreetDavidson, S. J., dressmaker, 19 Nith PlaceDavies, Thomas, baker, 43 Glasgow Street,Davitt, John, gardener, 22 Church Street, mDawson, James, carder, 7 Howgate Street, mDawson, William, horseshoeir, 5 Welldale Terrace, mm

160 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Day, Rev. Alex., Congregational minister, ArdgowanDay, Mrs, 88 English Street* Deans, Tbomas, tw«ed finisher, 7 Ros eland Terrace, mDeed, Sydney Winigrfield, organist and teacher of music, Ardmore,Cassalands, mDempster, Robert, grocer^ 165 High Street; h Kinneuchar, Craigs-RoadDempster, Mrs Mary, 28 Galloway Street, mDenholm, George, stoker, 78 Burns StreetDenholm, Thomas, labourer, 120 St. Michael StreetDenholm, William, joiner, 115 Craigs RoadDenny, Thomas, plasterer, 18 St. David StreetDenoon, Mrs, Eversley, Victoria Road, m])evan, James, tinsmith and gasiitter, 58 Friars' Vennel; h 102Queensberry StreetDick; John, tailor,9 Maxwell Terrace, Mill Brae, mDick, Mrs, lady's nurse, 23 Gallowaj^ Street, mDick, Misses J. & A., costumiers and outfitters^ 162 High Street;h 104 Loreburn StreetDickie, Edward, clerk, 29 Swan's VennelDickie, John, solicitor, Ellington, Edinburgh RoadDickie, Jolui, joiner and undertaker, 117 St. Michael113 St. Michael StreetStreet; hDickie, Oliver, coach-trimmer, 28 Eriars' VennelDickie, Sam,, gas manager, 9 Glebe TerraceDickie, Wm., sub-editor, "Standard," Merlewood, Albert Road, raDickie, William, joiner, 36 Glasgow Street, mDickie, W. J., wine merchant, Greystone ParkDickie, W., & Son, win© merchants, 48 English Street.DicKie, Mrs S., 145 High StreetDickson, David, 3 Cassalands, mDickson, David, vanman, 36 Galloway Street, mDickson, David, blacksmith, 14 Greyfriars' StreetDickson, Edward, jobbing gardener, 4 Camden Place, BarnslapsDickson, Irving Edgar, publican, 65 Queensberry Street ; h 9 GordonStreetDickson, James, plumber, sanitary engineer, etc., 5 BuccleuchStreetDickson, James, & Sons, plumbers, sanitary engineers, etc., 5 BuccleuchStreetDickson, James, baker, 2 Wallace StreetDickrscn, James Nicholson, powerloom tuner,Sv.'an's VennelPaterson Terrace, 24Dickson, John, vanman, 6 Balmoral RoadDickson, John, lorryman, 7 Brewery StreetDickson, John, grocer, 4 King Street; h 17 Montague StreetDickson, John, carter, 7 King StreetDickson, John, police constable, 49 Queen StreetDickson, John, carter, 52 Queensberry Street

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jGENERAL DIRECTOEY. 161Dickson, Jolm, oommercial traveller, 1 Te>r'regles Street, mDickson, John G., plumber, 6 Braehead Tenrace, mDickson, Joseph, plasterer, 58 Q.ueensberrj' StreetDickson, Richard, grocer, 29 Glasgow Street, mDickson, Richard, gardener, 72 liorehnrn StreetDickson, Robert, powerloom tuner, 14 Chureh Street, mDickson, R., compositor, 152 Irish StreetPicks'on, Samuel, eommereial traveller, 17 Rae StreetDickson, Thomas, tobacconist and newsagent, 45 English Street ;4 Park TerraceDickson, Walter, postal overseer, Blackford, Annan RoadDickson, William, postman, 11 David Street, mDickson, William, drainer, 89 Loreburn StreetDickson, William, plasterer, 198 St, Michael StreetDickson, W. R., tobacconist and newsagent, 45 English Street; hBladnoeh, Glebe StreetDickson, Mrs C, spirit merchant, 33 Bank Street; h OastlebankmDickson, Mrs, 34 King Street,Dickson, Mrs, dreissmaker, 1 Mathieson Terrace, NoblehillDickson, Miss J., 78 Broom's RoadDickson, Miss J. P., Nile BankDiokson, Agnes, outworker, 45 Glasgow Street, mDickson, Agnes, 83 St. Michael StreetDickson, Archibella, 148 Irish StreetDickson, Agmes A. Clark, Carruthers' CottagesDickson, Eliza, servants' registry ofl&ce, 116 Irish StreetDickson, Eliz3abeth B., 3 Johnstone ParkDickson, Marion, 134 Irish StreetDickson, Miary, 89 Irish StreetDingwall, William, engine-driverr, Roseneath CottagesDinwiddie, James, & Co., hosiery manufacturers, BridgebankFactoryDinwiddie, Laudlerdale Maitland, manufacturer, 2 AlbanyDinwiddie, Robe'rt, stationer, Overton, 45 Moffat RoadDinwiddie, W. A., manufacturer. Bridge BankDinwiddie, Mary, 20 Church CrescentDinwoodie, Thomas Blount, waggon inspector, 1 Henry StreetDinwoodie, William Blount, loco, engine fitter, 1 Henry StreetDixie, George Douglas, Cassalands House, mBobbie, Jemima Ann, Violet Bank, NoblehillDobie, K. S., & Son, hay and straw merchants, 29-33 Queen StreetBobie, Alex., solicitor and bank agent, Craigielea, mDobie, Alexander, eng-ine-driver. Ivy Bank, NoblehillDobie, Andrew, sheriff officer, 13 English StreetDobie, Joseph A., tailor, 8 M'Lellan StreetBobie, KirkDatrick, hay and straw merichant, 11 Academy StreetBobie, Mrs K. S., 40 Queen StreetDiobie, Miss, 17 David Street, mDobson, Adam, foreman wool sorter, Woodside Cottage, mDobson, Alexander, tailor, 115 Craigs Roadh

162 aENERAL DIRECTORY.Dobtsioiij Alexander^ millworfceirj 1 Sutherland Terrace, niDiobson, William, ironturiierj 16 Balmoral RoadDocherty, Bryce, bo^vIillg green keeper, 12 "Wallace StreetDoclierty, William, scavenger, 89 Loreburn StreetDocherty, William, labourer, 8 Queensberry StreetDodd, Mrs, 13 High Street, mDodds, George, gamekeeper, 13 College Street, mBods, John W., & Son, sculptors, St. Mary's PlaceDods, John W., sculptor, Dalmore, Moffat RoadDods, Miss, Poldean, Riotchell Park, mDoig, Alexander, millworker, 120 St. Michael StreetDoig, William, tweed weaver, 4 Turner-' s Terrace, Glasgow Street, mDoig, Margaret, 34 St. Michael StreetDoniaM, Thomas, millworker, 40 St. Michael StreetDonald, William, weights and measures assistant, Manning Place, mDonaldson, John A., boot and shoe maker, 9 Bucclench Street; h.Siandyknowe, Troqueer Road, mDonaldson, John, clothier, Strowan, Park Road, mDonaldson, Tliomas Geddes, butcher, Renwick Ban£:, mDonaidson, William, railtway porter, 2 Tannock Place, GreenbraeDonlaldsion, Mrs E. J., 8 Primrose Street, mDonialdbon, Misses A. and W., 7 Bncclench StreetDonnan & Jardine, ironmongers, 80-82 Queensberry StreetDonnan, J. S., Cardorcan, Craigs RoadDonnelly, John, rural postman, 2 Prinrrose Street, mDonnelly, Joseph, millworkeir, 14 High StreetDonnelly, Patrick, street porter, 145 High StreetDonnelly, Robert, 6 Glasgow Street, mDonnelly, Thomas, labourer, 10 Church Street, mDonnelly, Thomas, dTainer, 30 English StreetDoninelly, Thomas, general labourer, 33 Market Street, mDonnelly, William Nairn, hairdresser, 33 Market Street, m ; hMillbrae, mDonnelly, Mrs Isa, 8 Burns StreetDormon, John, butcher, Dalston Bank, Greenbrae LoaningDorward, A., hotelkeeper, 26 Friars' VennelDongan, Joseph, labourer, Ronald's CourtDouglas, Adam, vanman, 5 Mill Road, mDouglas, Andrew, quarryman, 38 College Street, mDouglas, Andrew, labourer, 71 Loreburn StreetDouglas, A., head gardener, 12 Brooke StreetDouglas, James, frame knitter, 34 Glasgow Street, mDouglas, James, goods guard. 66 Queensberry StreetDouglas, James, gardener, 7 Welldale Terrace, mDouglas, John, labourer, 49 High StreetDouglas, John, 11 and 15 Loreburn StreetDouglas, John, millworker. 8 Oberservatory Terrace, mDoucyTas, Robert, baker's Vanman , 7 David Street, mDouglas, Thomas, clerk, 2 Briar Bank, GreenbraeDonglas, Thomas, schoolmaster, Coila Cottage, Newabbey Road, m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 163Douglas, Tbomas, millworker^ 50 Irish StreetDouglas, Tiiomas, grain miller, 1 Westpark Terrace, mDouglas, William^ framework knitter, 4 Westpark Terraoe, mDouglas, W., confectioner, 159 High Street; h 6 Dcuglas Terrace,Annan RoadDoiiglas, Mrs Eliz.,grocer, 10 Shakespeare StreetDouglas, Mrs, 10 High Street, mDouglas, Mrs, grocer, 3 NoblehillDouglas, Mrs, 7 Rosevale CottagesDouglas, Miss M., 20 David Street, mDow, John T., foreman goods porter, Fairfield LodgeDow, William, railway policeman, Irving PlaceDow, M.rs, 50 Broom's RoadDowd, M., 28 Galloway Street, mDowney, William James, commercial traveller, Carisbrook, NewabbeyRoad, mDoyle, Allan, railway goods porter, 32 Munches StreetDoyle, C.,, moulder, 40 Friars' VennelDoyle, William, labourer, 38 Munches StreetDoyle, Elizabeth, miliworker, 2 Swan's VennelDraflFan, Thomas, wholesale grocer's assistant, 69 English StreetDrummond, P., & Son, plumbers and sanitary engineers, 28 HighStreetDrummond, Jam-es, grbce'r, baker, and grain merchant, 12 GallowayStreet, m, 8 Glasgow Street, m, and 9 Galloway Street, m ; h4 David Street, mDrummond, John G., master plumber, Stewart HallDrummiond, Robert, blacksmith, 2 Mill Road, m; h 3 Old BridgeStreet, mDrummond, Robert Heniry, vanman, 31^ Galloway Street,mDrummond, Mrs, 129 Broom's RoadDryden, J. & R., spirit dealers, 51 High StreetDryden, James, spirit dealer, Buraill'y Hoiuse, Lockerbie RoadDiryden, R., spirit merchant, 51 High StreetDrysdialei & Co., cycle merchants, 36 Church CrescentDrysdale, A. Drummond, prison governor, GovernoT's House, H.M.Prison, mDryden, George, restaurant keeper, 7 LoTeburn StreetDrysdale, W., cycle meTchant, 1 Ashgrove VillasDuckitt, Fred., fish and chip potato purveyor, 76 Friars' Vennel,17 High Street, and 6 Market Street, mDudgeon, Mrs, Cassalands Cottage, mDuff, Alexander, Myrtle Cottage, Newabbey Road, mDuff, Joseph, F., rubber mterchant, 9 Montague StreetDiuit, Samuel C, confectioner, 106 Shakespeare Street; h 74 EnglishStreiGtDuff, Samuel, loainter, South View, Annan RoadDuff, William, 'saddler, 96 English Street; h 81 English StreetDuff, Mrs E., StoopDuffy, William, carter, Gillfield Terrace

164 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Duffy, Margaret Mne, factor}^ worker, 1 Church CrescentDumifries Agricultural Society's 'offioes, Irish Street" Dumfries and Galloway Courier and Herald/' printers, publishers,.etc., Ill and 113 High StreetDumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary'' Dumfries and Galloway Standard ' ' newspaper and printing offices,.133 High StreetDumfries and Maxwelltown Co-operative Society's hardware department,43 Bank Street; boot shop, 45 Bank Street; draperydepartment, 22 High Street; grocery departments. QueensberryStreet, 118 St. Michael Street, and 20 Market Square, mDumfries and Maxrsvelltown Junior Conservative Club reading andrecreation rooms, 27 Assembly StreetDumfries Bookbinding Co.,112 Irish StreetDumfries Drug Co., Ltd., dispensing chemists, 104 English StreetDumfries Motor Co., Ltd., 93-101 English StreetDumifries Rubber Company, rubber merchants and sports dealers,179 High StreetDumfries Savings Bank, 9 Church CrescentDumfries Tanneries Co., Ltd., tanners, curriers, fellmongers, SbakespeiareStreetDumfriesshire Unionist Association, 15 Bank StreetDunbar, Pattie & Gibson, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, auctioneers,undertakers, removal contractoirs, 27 Buccleuch Street and 1&Cliurch CrescentDunbar, George, joiner, 46 Glasgow Street, mDunbar, George, lorryman, 2 St. Michael's BuildingsDunbair, James, blacksmith, 8 Briar Bank, GreenbraeDunbar, W., baker and confectioner, 4 Academy StreetDunbar, Mrs George, Allanville, 47 Rae StreetDunbar, Miss A., laundress, 98 Loreburn StreetDunbar, Miss Janet, 98 Loreburn StreetDunbar, Miss J. A., 7 Cardoness StreetDunbar, Miss J. M., 9 LanglandsDunbar, Miss, 10 LanglandsDuncan, David, teacher, 2 St.Ann's Place, Annan RoadDuncan, George, fellimonger, 32 Munches StreetDuncan, George, foreman lithographer, 7 Primrose Street, mDuncan, Mrs A., St, Heliers, mDuncan, Agnes, 187 High StreetDuncan, Margaret, confectioner, 13 St. Michael StreetDundas Chemical Co., Mossoark KnackeryDundas, F. D., manure merchants, Oakland House, NoblehillDundee Equitable Boot Deoot, 150 High StreetDunlop, Samuel, lather, 87 St. Michael StreetDunn, J., dressmaker, 4 M'Lellan StreetDunn, P., teacher, 3 Ulster Place, mDunn, Mrs C, 70 Loreburn StreetDunn. Mrs. grocer and confectioner, 19 Queen StreetDunsmore, R. S., fruiterer and confectioner, 68 English Street; h21 Montague Street

GENERAL DIRECTOJIY. 165Dustan, Greorge, commercial traveller, 3 Ashgrove Villas, AnnanRoadDykesi, Dr James J., dental surgeon, Bank House, Church CrescentDykes, John S., hairdresser and cutler, 91 Friars^ Vennel; h 11Church CrescentDykes, Thomas, L.D.S., dental surgeon. Bank House, 11 ChurchCrescent ; h Spring Gardens, Newall TerraceDykes, Thomas, dental mechanic, 6 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeEarly, Alfred H., Salvation Army officer, 7 Shakespeare StreetEarsman, Mrs, 1 Greystone Bank, Moffat RoadEaston, William, wool sorter, 1 Heywood PlaceEastman's, Ltd., butchers, 31 High StreetEdgar, Adam, warehouseman, 116 St. Michael StreetEdgar, Alex., mineral agent, G. and S.-W. Goods Depot; h LeafieldHouseEdgar, Charles, cabinetmaker, Sydney Place, MilldamheadEdgar, Charles, stake warper, 6 Welldale Terrace, mEdgar, Hugh, coal carter, 10 Rosevale StreetEdgar, I., writer, Ferguslea, mEdgar, I. F., solicitor, 35 George StreetEdgar, James, vanman, Irving PlaceEdgar, James, carter, 32 King StreetEdgar, James Alexander, house painter, 7 Haddon's Place, mEdgar, John, foreman porter, Albert VillaEdgar, John, house painter, 17 Buccleuch StreetEdgar, John, saddler, 14 High StreetEdgar^ Joseph, general labourer, 145 High StreetEdgar, Joseph R., railway engine-driver, 8a Kirkowens StreetEdgar, Matthew, sculptor, 12 Rae Street; h Greenbrae House,GreenbraeEdgar, Samuel, baker and dairyman, 68 Queensberry Street; h 76Queensberry StreetEdgar, Samuel, powerloom weaver, 7 Welldale Terrace, mEdgar, Samuel, joiner, 19 WhitesandsEdgar, William, draper's assistant. Primrose Bank, GreenbraeEdgar, William, mason, 87 St. Michael StreetEdgar, Mrs, Airy Bank, NoblehillEdgar, Mrs, 53 High StreetEdgar, Mrs, 36 Shakespeare StreetEdgar. Miss A., 148 High Street (apartments)Edgar, Miss A., coal merchant, Maxwelltown Station; h 18 TerreglesStreet, mEdgar, Miss C, dressmaker, Irving PlaceEdgar, Miss J. A., Craigneith, Victoria Road, mEdgar, Miss Maggie, 22 Academy StreetEdgar, Miss Margaret, 1Observatory Terrace, mEdgar, Miss Mary, housekeeper. Border Counties Ladies' Club, 29Castle Street

166 GENERAL DIRECTORY.ESmond, Mrs, 17 St. Michael StreetEdmondson, Mrs, and Miss Cowan, grocers, 47 St. Michael StreetEdnie, George, mathematical master. The Knock, Lockerbie RoadEdwards, Mrs, Carron BankEgans, James, M.A., school teacher, Inverm.ay, Park Road, mElder, Mrs, Inaville House, mElliot, Major Scott-, Moat of TroqueerElliot, Mrs C. Scott-, Moat of TroqueerElliot, Alfred Hall, assistant insurance superintendent, 2 VictoriaAvenue, mElliot, Frank, butcher, 38 Queeiisberry StreetElliot, James, hosier, 16 Maxwell Street, mElliot, William, butcher, 24 Friars' VennelElliot, Mrs Jessie, ladies' and children's outfitter, 11 Nith PlaceElliot, Margaret, certificated nurse, 46 Academy StreetErskine, William, gunsmith and fishing tackle maker, 6 LoreburnStreet ; h Severn Villa, Nelson Street, mEsdaile, John, house painter, 177 St. Michael StreetEsdaile, Thomas, carter, York Place NurseryEwart Public Library (G. W. Shirley, librarian), Catherine StreetEwart, Mrs Mary Jane, 19 Primrose Street, mEwen, Edward, jeweller and certificated optician, 143 High Streeth 26 Buccleuch StreetExley, Wright, assistant insurance superintendent, 18 CardonessStreetFagan, James, labourer, 33 Loreburn StreetFair, James, general labourer, 15 College Street, mFair, James, foreman warper, 6 Howgate Street, mFair, William, baker. Millbrae Terrace, mFair, Mrs Helen, 10 St. Michael's BuildingsFairbairn, John W., clerk, 6 English StreetFairgray, Robert, coachman, 163 St. Michael StreetFairgray, Mrs Catherine, 58 Bre^yery StreetFairn, William James, wool sorter, Franklyn Place, TroqueerRoad, mFaithfull, William H., church officer, 48 Buccleuch StreetFallas, David, passenger guard, 8 Balmoral RoadFalconer, John, woollen warehouseman, 2 Heywood Place, Ryedale,mFarish, F., joiner, 1 Howgate Street, mFarish, S. T., Bank House, Rotchell Park, mFarish, W. R., 4 LanglandsFarquharson, Alexander, joiner, 85 English StreetFarquharson, James, tailor, 3 Henry StreetFarquharson, James, vanman. Church CourtFarquharson, John Sydney, architect, 115 Craigs Road

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 167liFarrell, John D., postman, 3 Greyfriars' StreetFarrell, M., gasworks employee, 40 Irish StreetFarrell, Miss M., milliner, 12 Queen StreetTarries, James G., chartered accountant, 158 Irish Street; h 2Gordon StreetFarries, Robert G., insurance manager, 158 Irish Street; h 28Carnegie StreetFarries, T. Charlton, accountant and house agent, 2 Gordon StreetFarries, T. C, & Son, 158 Irish StreetFarrow, John, coal and building trade merchant, G. and S.-W.Station ;h Kensington, Lockerbie RoadFarrow, Mrs Agnes, 1 Observatory Terrace, mFarrow, Mrs Mary Ann, 7 Old Bridge Street, mFarrow, Mrs Sarah, 17 Market Square, mFay, R. A., wine and spirit merchant, 29 and 31 Nith PlaceFeaks, Miss Robina, 81 Queen StreetFell, Samuel, baker, 11 Shakespeare StreetFenwick, Miss M., fruiterer and confectioner, 56 English StreetFerguson, James, carter, 42 Loreburn StreetFerguson, James, garden labourer, 7 Old Bridge Street, mFerguson, James, baker, 12 Primrose Street, mFerguson, John, waggon inspector, 46 Broom's RoadFerguson, J., railway employee, 62 WhitesandsFerguson, Richard, printer's assistant, 131 High StreetFerguson, Thomas, M.D., physician and surgeon, 16 Castle StreetFerguson, Thos., confectioner, Mount Pleasant, Eastfield RoadFerguson, William, mason, 99 English StreetFerguson, Jeanie J., sub-postmistress, 10 Queen StreetFerguson, Mrs Jane, Pullman TerraceFerguson, Miss Jane, dress and costume maker, 41 Bank StreetFerguson, Miss, 41 Bank Street (apartments)Ferguson, A., ladies' outfitter, 166 High Street; h 32 BuccleuchStreetFergusson, Alex., joiner and undertaker, 13 Glasgow Street, mFerguson, David, mason, 1 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetFergusson, David, solicitor (Stark, Thomson & Fergusson), 75Buccleuch Street ; h Southdean, Rotchell Road, mFergusson, H., 24 Terregles Street, mFergusson, Jacob, 31 Glasgow Street, mFergusson, James W., commerical traveller, Norwood, EastfieldRoadFergusson, John Forfar, postal clerk, 16 David Street, mFergusson, John Montgomery, carter, 35 Glasgow Street, mFergusson, Robert, railway fireman, Daisy Bank, NoblehillFergusson, Thos., 31 Glasgow Street, mFergusson, Thomas, 9 Queen StreetFergusson, William Frederick, coachbuilder, 40 Broom's RoadFergusson, Mrs, 3 Eastfield RoadFergusson, Mrs Susan, 5 Greyfriars' StreetFergusson, Mrs, Primrose Bank, Noblehill

168 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Fergusson, Mrs, 12 Terregles Street, mFergusson, Mrs, Thornlea, Rotchell Park, mFergusson, Miss Josephine, Delvinside, Green braeFergusson, Miss M., 2 Old Bridge Street, mFergusson, Elizabeth, 34 St. Michael StreetFergusson, Margaret, 22 St. Michael StreetFern, Mrs, 120 St. Michael StreetFettes, Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 35 Glasgow Street, mFilds, John, labourer, 34 Brewery StreetFildes, Donald, labourer, 12 College Street, mFildes, Robert, vanman, 2 Sutherland Terrace, mFindlay, JDavid, labourer, 73 Queensberry StreetFindlay, James, draper, 20 Cardoness StreetFinlay, George, 12 Market SquareFinlay, Miss, 3 Buccleuch StreetFinnie, James, powerloom tuner, 10 Wallace StreetFischer, Mrs, 73 Queen StreetFitzsimdn, John, shepherd, 10 and 11 Mill Road, mFitzsimon, John, powerloom pattern weaver, Renwick Bank, mFitzsimons, Peter, baker, Millbrae Terrace, mFitzsimmons, Peter, baker. West Park HouseFleming Reid Coy., Scotch wool and hosiery stores, 161 High StreetFleming, James, blacksmith, 2 Wallace StreetFleming, Joseph, superintendent of police, 109 English StreetFleming, William, lorryman, 9 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadFleming, Mrs Catherine, 11 Assembly StreetFleming, Mrs Mary, charwoman, 120 St. Michael StreetFleming, Miss Annie, 16 Catherine StreetFleming, Miss Jessie, 35 Shakespeare StreetFleming, Miss Margaret, 10 High Street, mFlinn, James, quarryman, 18 Loreburn StreetFlinn, Mrs, 5 Irish StreetFlynn, John, millworker, 120 St. Michael StreetFoley, E., dyer, 1 Swan's VennelFoley, James, mason's labourer, 3 Pleasance CottagesFoley, John, 45 High StreetFoley, Mrs Francies, factory w^orker, 114 Queensberry StreetFoley, Agnes, 61 St. Michael StreetForde, Mrs Marion, 4 Rae StreetForrest, Alexander, lorryman, 16 Rosevale CottagesForrest, A. S., engineer, 9 Wellwood PlaceForrest, James, sawyer, 13 Howgate Street, mForrest, James, quarry manager, 116 Queen StreetForrest, JVIrs M., 41 English StreetForrest, Miss M., 6 Cardoness StreetForrest, Miss, CrichtonvilleForsyth, Robert, cab proprietor, 15 Howgate Street, mForsyth, Thomas, grocer, 192 St Michael Street ; h Maynard Cottage,Newabbey Road, mForsyth, William, joiner, Inverie, Park Road, m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 169Forsyth, Miss Agnes, laundress, 8 Rosevale CottagesForteath, David, dogger, 86 St. Michael StreetFortune, John, paper ruler, 8 Roseland Terrace, RyedaleFoster, Henry, clerk. Hill View, GreenbraeFoster, William, prison warder, 45 College Street, mFoster, W., auctioneer, NunholmFox, William, telephone labourer, 16 Queensberry StreetFrame, Robert, miHworker, 6 English StreetFrame, Mrs Ellen, millworker, 26 St. Michael StreetEraser & Wilson, tweed merchant, 181 High StreetEraser, Major A. G., secretary of the Territorial Force, Stansfield,Rochell Park, mEraser, Charles, plumber, 58 Friars' VennelEraser, G. B., wholesale woollen merchant, Woodbine Cottage,Edinburgh RoadEraser, John, chemist, 84 High Street ; h 5 Dunbar TerraceEraser, John W., railway shunter, Sydney House, GreenbraeLoaningEraser, Jno., prison warder, Nelson Street, mEraser, Robert, mason, 55 Glasgow Street, mEraser, Thomas, Woodbine CottageEraser, William, clubmaster, Albert Club, 134 High StreetEraser, William, mason, 99 St. Michael StreetEraser, W. R., Corbelly Hill, Rotchell Road, mEraser, Mrs Annie, nurse, 21 King Street, mErazer, Mrs F., 18 St. David StreetErazer, J. W., tailor and clothier, 168 St. Michael StreetErazer, Miss, Ardwyn, Newall TerraceFredericks, George, manager. Home and Colonial Stores, Ltd., 13Primrose Street, mFrier, James, bank agent, 88 Irish StreetFrood, Hector P., joiner, 9 Woodside Terrace, Ryedale, mFrood, Mrs, 115 Queen Streetoj. i.Fulton, James, moulder, Beaconsfield Cottage, Kirkowens StreetFulton, James A., clerk, Beaconsfield Cottage, Kirkowens StreetGaiter, G. W., mason, 37 High StreetGallacher, Bernard, postman, 41 English StreetGaUacher, J. J., postman, Rowanbank, Moffat RoadGallacher, Patrick, gardener, 37 Queen StreetGaUacher, Mrs, Struan Cottage, Moffat RoadGallacher,Miss Agnes, millworker, Nithsdale TerraceGallacher, Miss M., 88 High StreetGallagher, C. M., confectioner, DockheadGallagher, Mrs, 7 Balmoral RoadGallie, James, millworker, 31 Glasgow Street, mGallie, Robert, stockingmaker, 31 Glasgow Street, mG

170 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Gralloway, J.^ gardeii'er, 20 David Street^ mGalloway, Wm., ploughman, Loclifield Cottage, Terregles Street, mGalloway, William D., insurance super intendent, Transey VillaMaxwell Street, mGardiner, Andrew, gardener, 44 St. Miehael StreetGardiner, George Maxwell, flesher, 36 Queensberry Street ; h 4Robertvale TerraceGardiner, Hamilton, weaver, 147 St, Michael StreetGardiner, William, tailor, Pleasance, Troqueer RoadGardner, W. B., motor builder, Forglen, WhitesandsGardner, Miss Jane, weaver, 23 Swan's VennelGarland & Roger, Ltd., timber importers, mercbants, and sawmillers,Leafield RoadGarrett, James, railway guard, 3 Rosevale CottagesGase, Andrew Barton, cabinetmaker, Arndarroch, Annan RoadGass, Alexander W., carter, 41 Wallace StreetGass, Robert L., railway guard, Irving PlaceGass, S.,28 Market Street, mGass, William, warper, 8 Troqueer Cottages, mGass, Miss, Nithsdale Terrace, BarnslapsGavin, Robert, Elmville, Annan RoadGaw, James, butcher, 4 Norfolk TerraceGeddes, Hugh, goods porter, 12 Kirkowens Street -Geddes, James, solicitor, Birkhill, St. Mary StreetGeddes, James, house painter, 1 Sutherland Terrace, mGeddes, John, carriage inspector, 9 Cardoness StreetGeddes, John, baker, 4 Church Street, mGeddes, Richard, inspector of postmen, 37 Brooke StreetGeddes, Robert, gardener, 148 Irish StreetGeddes, Thomas, baker, 4 King Street, mGeddes, Mrs May, 9 Maxwell Terrace, Millbrae, mGeddes, Mrs, 53 Shakespeare StreetGeddes, Miss Jane, pastry baker, 110 Queensberrv StreetGeddes, Miss Margaret, 2 Wallace StreetGeddes, Isabella, charwoman, Kirkowens StreetGeddes, Mary, 55 St. Michael StreetGeekie, James R., warder, 1 Nelson Street, mGemmel, Charles, lamplighter, 90 Queensberry StreetGemmell, William M., stationer's traveller, 2i Primrose Street, mGemmell. Mrs, Jeddeworth, Glebe StreetGeorge, Rev. Brother, director, St. Joseph's CollegeGereichler, Carl, hair specialist and chiropodist, 21 Buccleuch Street;h Ardblair, Newabbey Road, mGibb, James, hatter and" hosier, 82 Friars' Yennel; h 6 TerreglesStreet, mGibb, John, florist, 35 College Street, mGibbon, John, shoemaker, Ronald's CourtGibson, J. L., & Co., manufactuirers. Maxwell Street, mGibson, Alexander, police constable, 73 Queen StreetGibson, Frank, superintendent, Dumfries Industrial School,Broom's Road

GENERAL DIRECTORY. HIGibs'on, James P., 181 High StreetGibson, John, warehouseman, Chnrch CrescentGibson, John, EllioevilLe, Lovers WalkGibson J., dressmakeir. Church CrescentGibson' John, -olatelayer, 8 Kirkowens Street, ^ , rrGibson, John, "butcher, 18 Galloway Street, m; h Rosedene, Terrieg^lesStreet, mGibson, Robert, skinner, 52 English StreetGibson, Robert T., foreman baker, 32 King Street m^Gibson, Thomas, grocer and gram merchant, 27, 29, and 61 JjriarbVennelGib^n, Thomas, Lintalee, Moffat RoadGibsion, William, manufacturer, Ashbank, mGibson, William, foreman glovemaker, 105 English StreetGibson', Mrs Barbara, 106 Queen StreetGibson, Mrs Jessie C, 24 Cardoness StreetGibson, Mrs, 47 Friars' VennelGilchrist, William, licensed grocer, 25 Church Street, m; h 20Devorgilk Terrace, mGilfeat'her, John, plumber and gasfitter, 25 English Street; hWestfield HouseGillespie, Adam, butcher, 13^ King StreetGillespie, John, mason, GlenheadGiUespie, John, joiner, 10 Murray PlaceGillespie, John, joiner, 1 Welldale Place, mGiUespie, Robert, general dealer and lodging-house keeper, 12Friars' VennelGillespie, William, mason, 8 St. Michael's Buildings -Gillespie, L., NetherleaGillespie, Mrs C, CnaigshieldsGillespie, Mrs Mary, 26 St. Michael StreetGillespie, Mrs N., 42 Loreburn StreetGillespie; Mrs R., 149 St. Michael StreetGillespie, Mrs, 5 Cassalands Terrace, mGillespie, Mrs, 35 College Street, mGillespie. Miss Elizabeth, Park Hall, mGillies, James, surfaceman, Greenbrae TerraceGillies, William, Tanm'an, Glebe Street GardensGillies, Mrs, 2 Park TerraceGillieB, Miss, Teheran House, Glasgow Street, mGillison, Agnes, 147 Irish StreetGillon, Mrs C, 60 Queensberry StreetGillon, Mrs May, 52 St. Michael StreetGillon, Mrs, 14 Maxwell Street, mGilmour, Mrs, 63 Glasgow Street, mGilmour, Mrs, Mayfield, Hill Street, mGilruth, Frank, teacher, Donisla, Lockerbie RoadGladstone, Sam., com*positor, Tannock PlaceGladstone, S., retired compositor, 5 Montague StreetGlancey, John, innkeeper, Salutation Hotel, 1 Market Square, m

172 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Glancie, Neih-emiah, di-aper, 83-85 Friars' Vennel; h 36 Broom'sRoadGlencroiss, Helon, 152 St. Michael StreetUlendinning, Henry, baker, 43 Irish StreetGleiidinning, James, millworker, 52 Queensberry StreetGlendinning, John, engine cleaner, Grombie BuildingsGlendinning, John, roadman, 125 Queensberry StreetGlendinning, Wm., fishmonger, 28 Irish StreetGlendinni^g, William, F., saddler, 88 High StreetGlendinning, Mrs, milliner and ladies' outfitter, 84 English Street;h Franklin Place, Moffat RoadGlendintiing, Mrs, 71 Glasgow Street, mGltendinning, Jessie, draper and small wares, 64 Glasgow Street, mGlendinning^ Margaret, 24 Market Street, mGlendinning, M. H., milliner and outfitter, 84 English StreetGlover, J. J. & Son, 17-17^ Castle StreetGlover, Angus Sutherland, cabinetmaker, 17i Castle StreetGlover, John, painter, 8 Greenbrae BuildingsGloveir, John, vanman, 8 M'Lellan StreetGlover, John M 'Naught, decorator, 4 Rotchell Road, mGlover, Robert, contractor, 1 Corberry Place, mGlover, Mrs Agnes, Hazelwood, mGlover, Mrs, 81 English StreetGlover, Miss M., Carlton House, Rotchell ParkGolder, W. J., insurance agent, 32 King Street, mGoldie, David, butcher, 49 Loreburn StreetGoldie, John, house painter, 34 English StreetGoldie, Wm., carter, 34 Friars' VennelGolding, Joseph, shoemaker, 134 Irish StreetGt)'ogly, Mrs Mary, broker, 5 Queensberry StreetGologly, Mrs, licensed broker, 24 Brooke StreetGologly, Winifred, confectioner,42 Academy StreetGoods Depot, G. and S.-W. Railway Company, Leafield RoadGoodwin, John, shepherd, 15 Kirkowens StreetGoodwin, Thom^as, shepherd, Carrol Bank, GreenbraeGoodwin, William, millwright, Murray House, GreenbraeGooden, Mrs, 4 Douglas TerraceGordon & Whitelaw, solicitors, Royal Bank Buildings, 19 BankStreetGordon, William, & Son, tobacco and cigar merchants, 71 HighStreetGordon, David, insurance agent, 4 High Street, mGordon, James, pavior, 11 High StreetGordon, James, shoemaker, 145 Irish StreetGordon, J. Freer, tobacco and cigar merchant, 2 Kenmuirelerrace, mGordon, Joseph, house painter, 21 High StreetGordon, Joseph, gardener, Marchmount Cottage, Moffat Roadb-ordon, Ihomas, shoemaker, 5 Doreburn Street

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 173Gordon, William, labourer, 34 Glasgow StreetGordon, William, chief constable. County Buildings; h Laurieeton,Victoria Road, mGordon, William, baker, 12 Observatory Terrace, mGordon, W. J., grocer, 54 EnglisJb. Street; h 22 English StreetGordon, Mrs E., 7 Bank StreetGordon, Mrs, 4 Kenmure Terrace, mGordon, Miss M., laundress, 106 Loreburn StreetGordon, Ellen, 16 College StreetGordon, M. F., matron, Royal Inj&rmaryGorman, S., labourer, 35 Shakespeare StreetGosselin, Mrs, Aldersyde, Rotchell Park, mGoudie, Charles, french polisher, 19 Devorgilla Terrace, mGotidie, George, french polisher, 123 St. Michael StreetGourlay, Alexander, tailor, 10 Irvine Terrace^ GreenbraeGowan, Alexander, labourer, 19 Glasgow StreetGo'wan, Jamies, labourer, 34 Glasgow Street, mGoiwan, S. A.^ leaflooker, 6 English StreetGracie, Archibald, coachman, 123 St. Michael StreetGa'iacie, Joseph, 139 Irish StreetGracie, Robert, clog manufacturer, 72 Glasgow Street, mGracie, Robert James, clogmaker, 20 Devorgilla Terrace, mGrace, Samuel, gasfitter, 1 Henry StreetGracie, Mrs M., 52 Friars' VennelGracie, Miss Jane, millworker, 8 St. Michael's BuildingsGracie, Margaret, glove finisher, 43 St. Michael StreetGraham, Adam, cabdriver, 8 Loreburn StreetGraham, Andrew, aerated water vanman, 43 Glasgow Street, mGraham, Andrew, fireman, Union Villa, Annan RoadGraham, Claude L., painter, 59 English StreetGraham, George, painter, 1 Halliday Terrace, mGraham, George, mason, Jardine BuildingsGraham, George, cabinetmaker, Rosemount Cottage, NewabbeyRoad, mGraham, George, woollen manufacturer, Stockwood, RotchellPark, mGraham, John, gardener, 37 Queen StreetGraham, John, publican, 66 WhitesandsGraham, John J., powerloom tuner, 11 CliUTch Street, mGraham, Quintin, railwaj^ employee, Lindsay Place, GreenbraeGraham, Richard, house painter, 23^^ Glasgow Street, mGraham, William, hous.e painter, 4 Wells Street,mGraham, Thomas, railway agent, 4 Carnegie StreetGraham, Thomas, railway employee, Carson's Cottage, 49 MoffatRoadGraham, T., chauffeur, 1 Church OrescentGraham, Thomas Coupland, upholsterer, 1 Laurieknowe, mGraham, William Foster, mason, 31 Brooke Street (apartments)Graham, Mrs A., laundress. 64 College Street, mGraham, Mrs E., Finella, Cassalands, m

174 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Graham, James, carter, 38 Churcli Street, mGraham, Mrs Jane, StoopGraham, Mrs Janet, 2 Camden PlaceGraham, Mrs Mary, 27 Glasgow Street, mGranton Timber Co., timber merchants, Caledonian Goods YardGrant, David, forem.an warehoruseman, 8 Maxwell Street, mGrant' George, labourer, 24 Queerisberry StreetGrant, James, millworker, 48 Glasgow Street, mGrant, John, motor finisher, 41 Friars' VennelGray, James A. H., fishmonger, 80 Friars' Vennel; h Blackacre,13 King Street, mGray, James- J., baker, 8 Murray PlaceGray, John, chemist and druggist, 7 Irvine TerraceGray, John, goods guard. Primrose BankGray, Jonathan, gardener, 2 Corberry Place, m_ ^Gray, J. Maxwell, Dumfriesshire Unionist Association's agent, 8Glebe TerraceGray, William, jobbing gardener, 19-|- College Street, mGray, William, coachsmith, 12 King Street, mGray, William, baker, 27 Wallace StreetGray, Mrs, Glencairn, Victoria Avenue, mGreen, J. W., hotel waiter, Osborne Bank, 14 Balmoral RoadGreen, Robert, army pensioner, 26 King Street, mGreenfees & Sons, bootmakers, 175 High StreetGreggan, John, carter, 4 Turner's Terra,ce, mGregor, William, sawmill manager, Neilson Cottage, Park Road, mGreig, James, bootmaker, 62 and 64 Buccleuch Street ; h CriffelCottage, Craigs Road.Grey, Marie Catherine, Glenhead, GreenbraeGribbon, Luke, labourer, 16 College Street, mGribben, Thom'as, general dealer, 20 Queensberry StreetGrier, Alexander, railway employee, 15 Cardoness StreetGrier, Hugh, labouirer, 49 Church Street, mGrierson Bros., ironmongers, 93-95 High StreetGrierson, J. & R. A., solicitors and town clerks, 57 Buccleuch StreetGrierson, Alexander, clerk, 21 Rae StreetGrierson, Captain, retired master mariner, 37 Moffat RoadGrierson, Charles, pattern weaver, 2 Lizzieville TerraceGrierson, Edward, ironmonger, Hillbutts, Edinburgh RoadGrierson, James, labourer, 55 St. Michael StreetGrierson, John, towm clerk and solicitor, GreenbankGrierson, John, grocer and baker, 50-54 High StreetGrierson, John, clogmaker, 94 Queensberry '^Street ; h 88 Loreburn ;StreetGrierson, John, clerk, 6 Nellieville Terrace, mGrierson. John, grocer and baker, 50 and 54 High Street-, hRotchell Road, mGrierson, Joseph, baker, 3 Haddon's Place, Glasgow Street, mGrierson, John C, furniture dealer, 155-157 Irish StreetUrierson, J. C, Hannahville, Moffat Road

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 175Grierson, J. H., engine-driver, Ivy Bank, ^^. ^.Grierson, Robert, school board officer, Carlmgwark, VictoriaAvenue, Terregles Street, mGrieirson, Robert, coachbnilder, 19 Friars' VennelGrierson, R. A., town clerk and solicitor, GreenbankGrierson, Thomas, labourer, 21 Church Street, mGrierso.n, Walter, pain.ter,13 College Street, mGrierson, Mrs C, boarding-house keeper; 2 Lovers' WalkGrierson, Mrs Jane Rogerson, Broughton Villa, 4 Glebe TerraceGrierson, Miss Janet, 3 Camden Place, BarnslapsGrierson, Miss Jeanie, teacher, Glendyne Cottage, LaurieknoweGrierson, Miss Mary, 17 Maxwell Street, mGrierson, Elizabeth, 44 Glasigow Street, m ^Grieve, R., & Sons, stationers and printers, 121 iTmh. StreetGrieve, David Gladistone, stationer, Brynholm, Ardwall RoadGrieve, W. D., surgeon, 79 Buccleuch StreetGrieve, W, J., Clytha, Ardwall RoadGrieve, Mrs J. M., 5 LanglandsGrilli, Giovanni, oonfectioner and ice-cream merchant, 31 EnglishStreet ; h 72 Shakespeare StreetGrimm, John, Dinia Cottage, Annan RoadGrimmi, Miss, matroni, OakfieldGrindail, W., millworker, 62 High StreetGrogan, John, dealer, 52 Shakespeare StreetGuimyeon, George, powerloom tuner, 2 Westpark Terrace, mGunzeon, John, tailor, 52 English StreetGunyon, Robert, shepherd, 17 College Street, mGoinzeon, Mrs Jane, 4 Queensberry StreetGunyeon, Mrs, 7 Observatory Terrace, mHaddow, Miss Jane Paterson, wine and spirit merchant, 5 MarketStreet, m ; h Violet Grove, 9 Maxwell Street, mHaines, Arthur, blacksmith, 12 Swan's VennelHaining, William, & Sons, painters and decorators, 87 and 89Friars' VennelHaining, William B., painter and decorator, 87 Friars' VennelHaining, Adam, hairdresser, 86 Bank Street ; h 14 Brooke StreetHaining, Alexander, clerk, 17 Balmoral RoadHaining, John Maxwell, solicitor, 30 St. David StreetHaining, Robert, blacksmith, 49 English StreetHaining, Robert, pattern weaver, Hope Cottage, mHaining, Thomas, millworker, 71 Loreburn StreetHaining,, Thomas, warper, 26 Swan's VennelHaining, William, yardsman, 58 Friars' VennelHaining, William, quarryman, 187 High StreetHaining, William, railway vanman, 9 Murray PlaceHaining, Mrs Alice, 10 Observatory Terrace, m

176 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Haining, Mrs Elizabeth, 4 Corberry Terrace, mHaining, Mrs Elizabeth, 90 Queensberry StreetHaining, Mrs Jane, 12 King Street, mHaining, Mrs Mary, 14 Brooke StreetHaining, Mrs W., 3 Gordon StreetHaining, Mrs, 49 St. Michael StreetHair, James, house painter, 50 Shakespeare StreetHair, W., tailor, 185 St. Michael StreetHair, Mrs, 6 Northcote Place (apartmeiits)Hairstens, Robert, foreman platelayer, NoblehillHairstens, Thomas, mason, 4 Woodside Terrace, Ryedale, mHairstens, Mrs Jane, 32 Market Street, mHall, W. H., china merchant, Rosemount, mHalliday, James, & Sons, builders, Leafield RoadHalliday, Alexander, grocer, 79 Loreburn Street ; h Greenside,Newabbey Road, mHalliday, A., grocer, 79 Loreburn StreetHalliday, David F., retired coal merchant, Myrtle BankHalliday, George, mason, 12 Swan's VennelHalliday, James, 21 Castle StreetHalliday, James, mason, 25 College Street, mHalliday, James, engine-driver, 55^ Glasgow Street, mHalliday, James, baker, 19 King Street, mHalliday, James, insurance agent, Millbrae Terrace, mHalliday, James, clerk, 2 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetHalliday, John, grain miller, 1 Cresswell Place, Glebe StreetHalliday, John, baker and confectionery, 10 Academy Street ;b4 Leafield RoadHalliday, John, builder, 6 Tannock Place, GreenbraeHalliday, Joseph, 2 Lizzieville Terrace, Glebe StreetHalliday, T. A., valuer, ParkhurstHalliday, William, farmer, Belljue Villa, GreenbraeHalliday, William, railway employee, Queensland PlaceH'alliday, William W., Tannock PlaceHalliday, Mrs D., Moreland Cottage, GreenbraeHalliday, Mrs Mary, 6 Haddon's Place, Glasgow Street, mHalliday, Miss Charlotte, dressmaker, 9 WhitesandsHamilton, Adam, M.A., classical master, Kinver, Moffat RoadHamilton, Alexander R., warehouseman, 12 Wallace StreetHamilton, James, 34 Queensberry^ StreetHamilton, John, bottler, 8 Loreburn StreetHamilton, John, coal carter, 128 St. Michael StreetHamilton, John, bootmaker, 71 Friars' Vennel; h 4 West ParkTerrace, mHamilton, John William, newsagent, 14 Market Square, mHamilton, Robert, hosiery manufacturer, West-End Factory, 6King Street, mHamilton, Robert, Suffolk Hill, Dalbeattie Road, mHamilton, Mrs, charwoman, 8 Church Street, mHamilton, Miss, Ar?lbeg, Lockerbie Road

I'jgHigh Street,Dumfries,TT|^*"^sdELIEVING that many of our Customersare not aware of the number of Articleswe stock, we have compiled the List[_oyerIeaL It is not intended as a complete list, butre as a handy reference for every^day articles*Our Stock is comprehensive. The prices are|tremely moderate for the quality of Goods offered*[f you are in need of anything, call ; we are sure topw you what you want.We specially cater forindividual buyer, but we are always pleased tolow a special discount to Clubs, PresentationParties, and Large Buyers for Cash.A completeitalogue or fuller particulars of any of the articlesfntioned in this list will be sent on request.DUMFRIES RUBBER COY*

A List ofArticles Stocked by theDumfries Rubber CompanHOUSEHOLD GOODS.Air Pillows andCushions.Bathing Caps.Canvas Shoes.Carpet Sweeper Rings.Crutch Pads.Door Stops.Door Mats.Draught Tubing.Elastic Bandages.Elastic Hosiery.Enema Syringes.Finger Cots.Gas Tubing.Heel Pads.Hot Water Bottles.Household Gloves.Infants' Bibs.Nursing Aprons.Over Shoes, Footholds,&c.Rubber Toys.Roller Covering forWringers.Snow Boots.Soap Stands.Sponges.Sponge Bags.Surgical Tubing.Tobacco Pouches.Waterproof Sheetings.Xylonite Collars andCufifs.CYCLE GOODS.Bells.Covers.Inflators.Lamps.Oils.Repair Outfits,Solution.Tubes.Travelling Bags andTrunks of all descriptions.Waterproof Garmentsfor Ladies andGents.SPORTS GOODS.Cricket—Bats.Balls.Guards.Gauntlets.Wickets.Croquet Outfits.Golf—Bags.Balls.Cleaners.Clubs.Tees.Fishing—Boots.Stockings,Trousers.Footballs.,, Bladders.!,, Jerseys.,, Shin GufHockey—Sticks.Balls.ShootingCartridge Bags. ^Game Bags.Shooting Seats.Tennis—Balls.Markers.Posts.Presses.Nets.Rackets.GENERAL RUBBElGOODS.Carriage— Matting;RugsCart and Van Covers*;Churn Rings.Elastic Cords.Hose—Garden.Garage.Delivery.Fire.Horse Loin Covers,Leather Leggings.Motor Tyres.Sheet Rubber.&c., &c.Dumfries Rubber Coy.179 High Street, Dumfries.

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 177Hanby, Alexander Blount, clerk, 11 High StreetHanby, John, pattern weaver, 18 St. David StreetHandiey, James, cabman, 145 High StreetHandley, Robert, porter, Poorhouse Lodge, Rosevale StreetHandiey, Samuel, labourer, 4 Haddon's Place, mHanley, Mrs, grocer, 122 Queensberry StreetHanlon, Maxwell, millworker, 2 St. Michael's BuildingsHanlon, Mrs Margaret, 21 Church Street, mHanlon, Mrs, 34 English StreetHannah, Hugh, labourer, 23i Glasgow Street,mHannah, James, dentist, 10 Kirkowens StreetHannah, James, pattern weaver, Minto Place, St. Michael StreetHannah, John, tea dealer, Beechwood, Maxwell Street, mHannah, John, telegraph linesman, Crombie BuildingsHannah, Kenneth, dogger, 14 High StreetHannah, Peter, powerloom tuner, 23 Market Street, mHannah, William, railway employee, 2 Maxwell PlaceHannah, Mrs, 152 St. Michael StreetHannah, Jane, hosiery worker, 35 Shakespeare StreetHannavy, Thomas, printer and stationer, 94 High Street and 1Union StreetHannavj^, T. A., printer and stationer, Cardean, Eastfield RoadHannay, James, tailor, 3 Chapel StreetHannay, James, whitesmith, 162 Irish StreetHannay, James, stockingmaker, 31 King Street, mHannay, John, plasterer and cement worker, 30J College Street,m ; h 54 College Street, mHannay, William, plasterer, 21 Shakespeare TerraceHannaj", Misses, and Douglas, Miss, 6 LanglandsHardie, William, stockingmaker, 30 King Street, mHardie, Elizabeth, 25 Glasgow Street,Harding, George John, manufacturer, Hatfield HouseHarding, Miss, teacher of dancing, Linwood, Lovers' WalkHarding, Wilhelmina, 123 St. Michael StreetHarkness, A., carter, 167 High StreetHarkness, James, carter, 135 Loreburn StreetHarkness, James, engine-driver, Rosiend CottageHarkness, John, 20 Rae StreetHarkness, William, lorryman, StoopHarkness, William, labourer, Union StreetHarkness, W. J., grocer, 7 Queensberry SquareHarkness, W. J., grocer and provision merchant, 27 and 29 HighStreetHarkness, Mrs Sarah, 11 High StreetHarkness, Mrs C, Hopeville, 7 Watling StreetHarkness, Mrs Mary, 5 M'Lellan StreetHarkness, Mrs, 4 Broom's RoadHarkness, Mrs, Myrtle Bank, GreenbraeHarley, Adam, postman, Bundaberg Cottage, GreystoneHarper, Catherine, 16 Glasgow Street, mHarrison, R. & Son, agricultural auctioneers, Whitesandsm

178 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Harrison, John, gardener, Millbrae Terrace, mHarrison, Mrs, 5 Observatory Terrace, m (apartments)Hart, Albert V., county road surveyor, Conway Villa, VictoriaRoad, mHart, Robert Law, commercial traveller, 1 Saughtree Villas, AnnanRoadHart, Mrs, 92 Broom's RoadHastie & Brodie, tailors and clothiers, 24 Nith PlaceHastie, David H., tailor, 7 Victoria TefraceHastie, Donald, shoemaker, 2 Howgate Street, mHastings, Frederick, joiner, 9 Assembly StreetHastie, John, dairy, 40 Broom's RoadHastie, William P., tailor's cutter, Cardoness StreetHastie, Jessie A., dressmaker, 63 Glasgow Street, mHastings, R. C, & Sons, slaters, 53 Glasgow Street and 28 CollegeStreet, mHastings, John, slater, 53 Glasgow Street, mHastings, Andrew, compositor, 6 Nith BankHastings, Archibald, Lucknow Place, MilldamheadHastings, David, constable, 70 English StreetHastings, James, butcher, 30 College Street, mHastings, James, slater, 52 College Street, mHastings, James, 2 Westpark Terrace, mHastings, Robert, Inland Revenue clerk, 4 Ashgrove VillasHastings, Robert, butcher, 4 and 5 Glasgow Street, m ;gow Street, mHastings, R. C, compositor, 27 College Street, mh 5J Glas*Hastings, Thomas, commission agent, Gallowa' View, DockheadHastings, Mrs, 4 Franklyn Place, Troqueer Road, m (apartments)Hastings, Mrs Maggie, 1 Sutherland Terrace, mHastings, Mrs, 28 College Street, mHastings, Miss E., milliner, 28 St. David Street; h Parkhurst,Edinburgh RoadHaugh, George, labourer, 6 King StreetHaugh, Mrs Jane, 2 Greenbrae BuildingsHaugh, Mrs Jane, Greenbrae TerraceHawkins, Robert, labourer, 2 St. Michael's BuildingsHawkins, William J., framesmith, 71 Loreburn StreetHawkins, Margaret, winder, 11 Bank StreetHawthorne, Hugh, supervisor of customs and excise, Glenairlie,Park Road, mHayton, James, shoemaker, 152 St.Michael StreetHayton, William, shoemaker, 38 English StreetHay & Thomson, architects and surveyors, 10 Bank StreetHay, Joseph P., draper^ 90 Broom's RoadHay, Williana G., commission agent, 51 Bank StreetHay, Mary, 14 LaurieknoweHeadrick & Murray, milTiners and dressmakers, 100 High StreetHeal, C, tannery manager, Dalston House, Laurieknowe, mHeap, J., bricklayer, 40 Irish Street

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 179Hearder, Mary Wingett, Eildon Villa, Glencaple RoadHegerty Mrs, 23 Market Street, mHelon, James, gardener, Gilnockie, Park Road, mHenderson, John, & Sons, solicitors, 123 Irish StreetHenderson, David, van driver, 10 High StreetHenderson, David, miller, 9 Roseland Terrace, mHenderson, George, engine-driver, 3 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetHenderson, J., stationer and tobacconist, 15 Galloway Street, mHenderson, James, woodcutter, 40 Academy StreetHenderson, James, solicitor, Braeside, Moffat RoadHenderson, James, signalman, 102 Broom's RoadHenderson, James, manufacturer and glove finisher, Dunvale, mHenderson, James, gardener, Elmbank Lodge, Lovers' WalkHenderson, James, engine-driver, Gartmore, MilldamheadHenderson, James, painter, 88 High StreetHenderson, Jan'ies, ship captain, 175 St. Michael StreetHenderson, John, solicitor, Hazelbrook, mHenderson, John, wool spinner, 61 St. Michael StreetHenderson, J., scourer, 17 Glasgow Street, mHenderson, John M., engineer, 46 Friars' VennelHenderson, Joseph, carriage builder, 2 Burns StreetHenderson, Robert, gasworks employee, Nithsdale TerraceHenderson, Roger, wholesale merchant, Straid CottageHenderson, R., slater, 61 Friars' VennelHenderson, Samuel, yardsman, 3 Heywood Place, Ryedale, mHenderson, S. M'G., postman, 2 Turner's Terrace, mHenderson, Thomas Bell, tailor, 4 Howgate Street, mHenderson, Walter, stockbroker, Woodbank HotelHenderson, William, butcher, 48 College Street, mHenderson, William, bootmaker, 51 College Street, mHenderson, William, spinner, 1 Troqueer Cottages, mHenderson, W. P., 2 LanglandsHenderson, Mrs, dressmaker, 58 Friars' VennelHenderson, Mrs, Caul Back View, Mill Road, mHenderson, Mrs, 12 Gordon Street (apartments)Henderson, Miss, 94 Queen StreetHendrie, George Thom, solicitor, 35 Buccleuch Street ; h 4 GordonStreetHendrie, J., teacher, Auldon Bank, LaurieknoweHendrie, Miss, newsagent, 76 English StreetHendry, Ebenezer, Waverley HotelHenry, Andrew, furniture dealer, 45 Glasgow Street, mHenry, Mrs, 45 Swan's VennelHennan, Mrs R., Railway Cottage, Leafield RoadHepworth, Messrs J., & Son, Ltd., clothiers and outfitters, 1Queensberry SquareHerd, Mrs Elizabeth, 11 High StreetHeron, Thomas, cab-driver. 5 Haddon's Place, mHeron. Mrs Aecnes, confectioner, 165 St. Michael Street; h 163 St.Michael Street

180 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Herries, Alex., ostler,9 King Street, mHerries, Alfred, insurance agent, 22 Glasgow Street, mHerries, David, railway fireman, 54 St. Michael's StreetHerries, James, painter, 16 High Street, mHerries, John, agent for M'Nair's Express Carrying Coy., Glasgow,34 Queen StreetHerries, Samuel, coachbuilder, George Street CottageHerries, Mrs M., White Hart HotelHerries, Miss G., 39 Irish StreetHerries, Miss Janet, 31 Church Street, mHetherington, James, hawker, 7 Mitchell's Lane, mHeughan, James, photographer, 51 Queen Street ; h WaterlooHouse, WhitesandsHiddlestoUj, James, & Son, house factors, 19 Nith PlaceHiddleston, John, slater, 4 College Street, mHiddleston, William, house factor, NithbankHiddleston, Mrs J., Meadow Bank, Dalbeattie Road, mHiddleston, Mrs Margaret, 3 St. David StreetHiddleston, Miss, 4 St. Clair TerraceHiddleston, Miss, Zetland, Lovers' WalkHiddleston, Nurse, 3 Montague StreetHiggins, James, traction engine-driver, 32 Shakespeare StreetHiggins, Robert, engine-driver, 116 St. Michael StreetHiggins, W. W., clubmaster, 108 Irish StreetHill, James, potato merchant, 88 High StreetHill, James Harper, aerated water manufacturer, Redheugh,Glasgow StreetHill, Matthew, railway engine fireman, 8 Balmoral RoadHill, Miss, seamstress, 145 High StreetHillenbrand, William, hairdresser, 2 Turner's Terrace, mHindmarsh, James, v/atchmaker, 19 Montague StreetHodgkisson, Joseph, verger, 27^ Rae StreetHogg, Andrew, wood turner, 1 Devorgilla Terrace,, mHogg, Mrs, 5 High StreetHoggan, Miss, Lucknow Place, Annan RoadHoggan, M., tailoress, 49 High StreetHolden, James, stockingmaker, 142 Irish StreetHolden, James, plumber, 144 Irish StreetHolden, William, Corporation employee, 16 Greyfriars' StreetHoldstock, William, 121 Loreburn StreetHoIIoway, William, engineman, 8 Loreburn StreetHolmes, Edward, railway porter, 4 Murray PlaceHolmes, Mrs, 67 Queen StreetHolmes, Miss, 25 Bank StreetHome and Colonial Stores, Ltd., 127 High StreetHope, James, publican, Foresters' Arms, 54-56 Qiieensberry Street;h Store BuildingsHope, John, house steward, 17 Academy StreetHope, William, tailor and clothier. 51 Bank Street_

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 181Hope, William, tailor, and Miss Hope, costumier, 4 QueensberryStreetHope, M. A., 3 Shakespeare StreetHorne, Albert, warper, 17 Assembly StreetHotson, Mrs Jane, 131 Loreburn StreetHouliston, John, accountant, Northfield, NoblehillHouliston, William, curator, The Observatory, mHoi^ston, John, painter, 148 High StreetHouston, John, gardener, Marchmount LodgeHouston, Joseph, labourer, 120 St. Michael StreetHouston, Robert, flesher^ 39 Wallace StreetHouston, S.,accountant, Economic Stores, 42 Queen StreetHouston, Mrs Mary, weaver, 14 Church Street, mHouston, Margaret, spirit merchant. Oddfellows' Arms ; h 3 Ra^StreetHowat, John W., printer's overseer, 3 St. Michael's TerraceHowat, Robert, wool sorter, 3 Observatory Terrace, mHowat, Robert, gardener, Whitehouse, MilldamheadHowat, William, mason, 169 St. Michael StreetHowat, William C, porter, 5 Ryedale Terrace, mHowat, Miss Agnes, 7 Millbrae, mHowatson, Robert, 2 Manse CottagesHowie Brothers, grocers, 91 English StreetHowie, Thomas, grocer, 84 Queen StreetHowieson, Joseph, commercial traveller, Lilyhill, Annan RoadHugelshofer, G. E., teacher of modern languages, Morgarten,Albert Road, mHughes, James, aerated water bottler, 82 Queen's StreetHughes, John, grocer, 37 Loreburn Street ; h, 60 Loreburn StreetHughes, John, aerated water bottler, 4 We 11dale Terrace, mHughes, Elizabeth H., milliner, 23 Buccleuch Street ; h 58 LoreburnStreetHullin, Joseph, labourer, 8 St. MichaeFs BuildingsHume, A., music teacher, 42 George StreetHume, James, shoemaker, 24 King StreetHume, James C, clogmaker, 67 English Street; h 22 GallowayStreet, mHume, J., joiner, 80 Broom's RoadHume, John, carter, 2 Haddon's Place, mHume, Robert, corporation carter, 167 High StreetHume, Samuel, printer, 8 Balmoral RoadHume, Samuel, gardener, 8 Wallace StreetHume, William, joiner, 80 Broom's RoadHume, Mrs Catherine, 51 Glasgow Street,Hume, Mrs, charwoman, 5 Loreburn StreetHume, Mrs, 57 Queensberry StreetHumphrey, George, china merchant, 153 High Street ;5 Glebe TerraceHunt, John, badge porter, 47 Bank StreetHunter, Thomas, & Company, '' Standard " Officemh Rowena,

182 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Hunter, Thomas, newspaper manager, Holm Lea, Victoria Road, mHunter, David, nurseryman, 3 Braehead Terrace,Street, mRosemountHunter, George, lessee Electric Theatre, Shakespeare Street ; h 2Franklin PlaceHunter, James, coachbuilder, 11 St. Michael StreetHunter, James, locomotive fireman, 5 Swan's VennelHunter, John, bank teller, 2 Deansgate, Nelson Street, mHunter. John, coal, lime, and mineral merchant, 2 VictoriaTerraceHunter, Joseph, medical officer of health, 31 Castle StreetHunter, Robert, fishman, 4 Murray PlaceHunter, Robert, hairdresser, 143 St. Michael Street; h 141 St.Michael StreetHunter, Thomas, railway employee, 18 Emerald Terrace, Swan'sVennelHunter, Thomas Stevenson, newspaper cashier, Cordova, Castle-Douglas Road, mHunter, Walter, carter, 2 Maxwell Street, mHunter, Walter, nursery labourer, 1 St. Michael's BuildingsHunter, William, Ryedale House, mHunter, John, clerk, Ryedale House, mHunter, William, quarryman, 35 Shakespeare StreetHunter, Mrs Helen, Westfield HouseHunter, Mrs, Cooinda, Moffat RoadHunter, Mrs, 4 Portland Place, mHunter, Miss Catherine, 76 Irish StreetHunter, Jane, 44 St. Michael StreetHush, John, labourer, 49 High StreetHutchison, Alexander, dogger, 45 Nith Place ; h 3 Corberry Terrace,mHutchison, Archibald, slater, 5 Rae StreetHutchison, James, dogger, 18 Loreburn StreetHutchison, James, house painter, Primrose Bank, GreenbraeHutchison, James, dogger, Renwick BanTs, mHutchison, John, signalman, Essex Park CottageHutchinson, John, gardener, Glebe Cottage, Glebe StreetHutchison, John, fireman, 5 Woodside Terrace, mHutchison, Robert, dogger, 11 Galloway Street, m ; h 2 CorberryTerrace, mHutchison, T. W. H., clogmaker, 71 English Street; h 4 HeywoodPlace, Ryedale, mHutchison, William, platelayer, StoopHutchison, Mrs, Knightsgrove, Lockerbie RoadHutton, Robert, & Son, china merchants, 91 High StreetHutton, Robert, china merchant, Birk House, St. Michael StreetHutton, Mrs Mary, Roslyn, Dalbeattie Road, mHygienic Steam Laundry Company, The, French cleaners, dvers,and laundry, 112-114 St. Michael StreetHyslop, James, solicitor, 127 Irish Street

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 183Hyslop, John, cattle dealer, AlBert Villa, GreenbraeHyslop, John, draper, 22 Bucclench Street ; h 96 Queen StreetHyslop, John, Eden Bank, NoblehillHyslop, John, labourer, 1 Nith AvenueHyslop, Robert, 2 Greystone BankHyslop, Robert S., spirit merchant. Wool Pack Inn; li 67 LoreburnStreetHyslop, Mrs Isabella, 23 George StreetHyslop, Mrs M., 70 Queen StreetHyslop, Mrs, 115 Craigs RoadHyslop, Mrs, 9 Observatory Terrace, mImray, William, tanner, Clerkhill Cottage, Burns StreetImray, Nuree, G.M.H.C, Clerkhill Cottage, Burns StreetImrie, John, labourer, 14 High StreetImrie, Miss M., 2 Brooke Street (apartments)im Thurn, Rev. Colin Campbell, clergyman, The Rectory, NewallTerraceIndependent Labour Party Club Rooms, 41 English StreetIngles, Andrew, powerloom manager, Myreslaw, Nelson Street, mInglis, Miss A., Ryedale Cottages, mInglis, Miss, Daisy Bank, NoblehillInman, Charles, dogger, 23 Galloway Street, mInman, James A., pattern weaver, 4 Wallace StreetInman, William, powerloom tuner, 170 St.Michael StreetInman, Mrs Jemima, 2 Devorgilla Terrace, Church Street, mInternational Correspondence Schools, Ltd., 93 Irish StreetIreland, A. B., joiner and builder, 67 Shakespeare Street; h RotchellRoad, mIreland, William Bell, gas-house stoker, 69 English StreetIreland, Mrs J., publican, 20 WhitesandsIrving, Adam, labourer, 12 Observatory Terrace, mIrving, Christopher, postman, 17 King Street, mIrving, David, railway foreman, 12 Academy StreetIrving, David, horseshoer, 28 Friars' Vennel; h 19 Friars' VennelIrving, David, tailor, 167 High StreetIrving, D., mason builder, 1 Swanlea Terrace, 45 Church Street, mIrving, David, joiner, 33 Wallace StreetIrving, Garibaldi, framework knitter, 6 Wallace StreetIrving, Garibaldi, jun., millworker, 21 Wallace StreetIrving, George, gardener, Nunbank CottageIrving, James, mason, 8 Howgate Street, mIrving, James, horseshoer, 35 Shakespeare Street and 65 HighStreet ; h 83 Queen StreetIrving, James, joiner, 55 St. Michael StreetIrving, James, blacksmith, 35 Shakespeare StreetIrving, James, 9 Troqueer Cottages, m

184 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Irving, John, eolicitor, Beaumaris, St. Cuthbert's Avenue, mIrving, John, saddler and cycle agent, 47 Buccleuch Street; h 12Laurieknowe, mIrving, John, coal, oil, and firewood store, 39 Munches StreetIrving, John, cycle repairer, 17 Queen StreetIrving, John Smyth, retired postman, 112 St. Michael StreetIrving, Thomas, gardener, Roseneath Cottages, GreenbraeIrving, William, job master, 73 English Street and CommercialStablesi, Irish StreetIrving, William, 15 Wallace StreetIrving, W. J., postman, Irving PlaceIrving, Mrs John, 24 Glasgow Street, mIrving, Mrs R., 34 English StreetIrving, Miss Maggie, 46 Loreburn StreetIrving, Miss Mary, 2 Corberry Place, m (apartments)Irving, Miss, 144 Irish StreetIrving, Miss, 95 Queen StreetIsaac, George, baker, 52 English StreetIvins, Frederick, musical teacher, 4 Queensberry SquareJack, Misses M. and A. C, Hawthorn Bank, Glebe TerraceJackson, Andrew, painter, 36 High StreetJackson, Pavid, labourer, 52 Queensberry StreetJackson, David, powerloom tuner, West Park House, mJackson, James R., baker, 60 College Street, mJackson, John, baker, 1 Braehead Terrace, mJackson, John, fishing tackle maker, 4 Queensberry SquareJackson, Robert, surfaceman, 2 David Street, mJackson, Thomas Harvey, wool dryer, 21 Church Street, mJackson, William, dyer, 36 College Street, mJackson, Mrs A., 8 St. Michael's BuildingsJackson, Mrs Catherine, 36 Church Street, mJackson, Mrs J., 11 High StreetJamieson, Rev. J. Bryc'e, B.D., Greyfriars' Manse, Castle StreetJamieson, Matthew, retired supervisor, Hazeldean, Moffat RoadJapp, John, fitter, 62 High StreetJardine, Charles, mill worker, 49 High StreetJardine, David, millworker, 177 St. Michael StreetJardine, James, ironmonger, Garthland, Newabbey Road, mJardine, James, retired farmer, 6 Kirkowens StreetJardine, James, grocer, 78 Queensberry Street ; h 2 Chapel StreetJardine, James, cabinetmaker, 168 St. Michael StreetJardine, James, road surfaceman, 15 Wallace StreetJardine, John, labourer, 145 High StreetJardine, John, plasterer, 1| King Street, mJardine, John, railway fireman, Logan Bank, NoblehillJardine, John, burgh mason, 84 Springbank, Whitesands

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 185Jardiiie, Joseph, lamplighter, 145 High StreetJar dine, Matthew, lU iSt. Michael's BuildingsJardine, Robert, solicitor, 65 Irish StreetJardine, Robert, mason, 50 Shakespeare StreetJardine, R., mason, Victoria Place, StoopJardine, Thomas, 2 Jardine Park, NoblehillJardine, Thomas, insurance agent, 18 Maxwell Street, mJardine, Thomas, railwayman, Parkhead, StoopJardine, William, joiner and undertaker. Three Crowns Close; h22 Academy StreetJardine, William, porter, Mooreland Cottage, Greenbrae LoaningJardine, William, shoemaker, 45 Shakespeare StreetJardine, William, coal agent, Sydney HouseJardine, W., baker, 1 Henry StreetJardine, Mrs M., 37 Queen StreetJardine, Mrs, 3 Devorgilla Terrace, mJardine, Mrs, dressmaker, 173 High StreetJardin^ Mrs Agnes, school cleaner, 120 St. Michael StreetJardine, T5Irs Annie, 7 Balmoral RoadJardine, Miss Sarah, 49 Glasgow Street, m (apartments)Jardine, Miss, 32 Munches StreetJeffs, John M., fishmonger, 3 Church Crescent; h 22 Rae StreetJeffs, Samuel, plumber, 10 Observatory Terrace, mJeffs, William, joiner, ISJ College Street, mJeffs, William, labourer, 20 David Street, mJenkins, Arthur J., civil servant, 1 Victoria TerraceJohnson, Charles, sergeant-major 5th K.O.S.B., 4 Ulster Place,Troqueer Road, mJohnson, Robert, coach bodymaker, 112 Loreburn StreetJohnston, George, tailor, 23 Maxwell Street, mJohnston, John, & Son, drapers, Cumberland StreetJohnston, George, draper, 12 Wellwood PlaceJohnston, Henry, 134 Irish StreetJohnston, R. A. & W., cattle dealers, 73 AVhitesandsJohnston, Hugh William, cattle dealer, 1 Assembly StreetJohnston, James, Laurieknowe House, mJohnston, James, blacksmith. Park Terrace Smithy ; h 80 QueenStreetJohnston, James, labourer, 154 St. Michael StreetJohnston, John, draper, 4 Cumberland StreetJohnston, John, hairdresser and fancy goods merchant, 9 EnglishStreet ; h 40 Rae StreetJohnston, John, builder, 10 Greyfriars' StreetJohnston, John, blacksmith, 112 High Street; h Wellwood VillaJohnston, John, labourer, 145 High StreetJohnston, John, joiner, 4 Maxwell Street, Annan RoadJohnston, John, draper's assistant, St. Catherine's LodgeJohnston. John, drawer in tweed mill, 86 St. Michael StreetJohnston, John H., cashier, 70 Broom's RoadJohnston, Richard, insurance agent, West Park House, m

186 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Johnston, R. A. & W., horse dealers, The Park, m, and 73 AVhitesandsJohnston, Robert, horse dealer. The Park, mJohnston, William, horse dealer, 73 WhitesandsJohnston, William, foreman porter. South View, MilldamheadJohnston, William, 62 Queen StreetJohnston, Mrs Helen, Hope Cottage, Troqueer Road, mJohnston, Mrs Janet, 24 Friars' VennelJohnston, Mrs, 30 Glasgow StreetJohnston, Mrs, 44 Queensberry StreetJohnston, Miss B., The Birches, Victoria Road, mJohnston, Jane Hellen, Fountain Temperance Hotel, 61 and 65High StreetJohnston, Miss Mary, The Lea, Moffat RoadJohnstone, Miss, Invermay, Annan RoadJohnstone & Brown, drapers and carpet warehousemen, 140 HighStreetJohnstone & Clark, engineers, etc., 125-129 Loreburn StreetJohnstone, Executrix of John, wholesale grocer, 74 and 76 LoreburnStreetJohnstone, David, & Sons, carting contractors. King Street, mJohnstone, Mrs, 15 King Street, mJohnstone, Charles, ironworker, 19 Wallace StreetJohnstone, David, engineer, 119 Queensberry StreetJohnstone, Edward, grocer's manager, 66 Broom's RoadJohnstone, G. I., compositor, 11 Devorgilla Terrace, mJohnstone, Henry, labourer, 18 Church Street, mJohnstone, Hugh M'Kay, slater, 2 Swan's VennelJohnstone, James, engine fitter, 148 High StreetJo!instone, James, plumber, 9 St. Michael's BuildingsJohnstone, James, mill foreman, 7 Woodside Terrace, mJohnstone, James D., bootmaker, 74 English StreetJohnstone, John, Nithside, mJohnstone, John, blacksmith, 113 High Street ; h Wellwood Villa,Maxwell Street, mJohnstone, John, cemetery keeper, 1 Johnston Place, RosevaleStreetJohnstone, John, jun., blacksmith, 114 Queensberry StreetJohnstone, John, upholsterer, 185 St. Michael StreetJohnstone, Joseph, upholsterer, 24 Munches StreetJohnstone, J. D. W., town postman, Blairard, 30 Broom's RoadJohnstone, Matthew R., fireman, 83 Shakespeare StreetJohnstone, Peter, engine-driver, Leafield GardensJohnstone, Robert, grocer, 147 High Street; h KnedlingtonyVictoria Road, mJohnstone, Thomas, carter, 12 Loreburn StreetJohnstone, Thomas, foreman cleaner, Parkhead, StoopJohnstone, Thomas Francis, pharmacist, St. Cuthbert's Avenue, mJohnstone, T., fireman, 2 Ros>evale CottagesJohnstone, Walter S., wholesale grocer, 4 Victoria TerraceJohnstone, William, draper, Cairney Croft, Glebe Street

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 187Johnstone, William, lorryman, 40 Glasgow Street, mJohnstone, Wallace, plasterer, Terregles Street, m ; h 17 HighStreet, mJohnstone, William, watchmaker, 31 College Street, mJohnstone, William, goods guard, Essex Park CottagesJohnstone, William, pointsman, Marchhill CottageJohnstone, William, labourer, 24 Queensberry StreetJohnstone, W. G., pharmacist. Apothecaries' Hall, 10 ChurchPlace ; h Auchenlee, 44 Rae StreetJohnstone, Mrs A. J. S., 4 Victoria TerraceJohnstone, Mrsi and Miss, boarding-house, 26 Buccleuch StreetJohnstone, Mrs, caretaker. Working Women's Club, 9 AssemblyStreetJohnstone, Mrs, 1Woodvale Terrace, mJohnstone, Misses M. A. and H., needlework and ladies' outfitters,195 High Street ; h 11 Gordon StreetJohnstone, Mrs Margaret, Campdale, Nelson Street, mJohnstone, Miss, 2 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadJolly, John, cattle dealer, 2 Palmerston Place, mJones, Mrs E., 46 Friars' VennelKane, John, gasworks foreman, 22 M'Lellan StreetKay, Adam, cabinetmaker, 9 Assembly StreetKay, James, grocer, StoopKeady, John, engine-driver, Johnston Place, Rosevale StreetKeir, Thomas, minister of the Gospel, 2 Irving StreetKelloehan, Alex., butcher, 38 Munches StreetKelloohan, Mrs Margaret, 81 Shakespeare StreetKelloehan, Mrs, 52 Friars' VennelKelly, James, compositor, 116 Irish StreetKelly, John, farm labourer, 37 College Street, mKelly, John, drainer, 112 Loreburn StreetKelly, John, clothier, etc., 11 Rae StreetKelly, John, 17 Rosevale CottagesKelly, John, printer's reader, 185 St. Michael StreetKKelly, Maxwell, moulder, 38 College Street, mKelly, Peter, 53 High StreetKelly, Roibert C, fish and grain merchant, 29 English Street andQueen Street ; h Royal Oak Cottage, NoblehillKelly, Samuel, labourer, 46 English Street•Kelly, William, wood cutter, 26 Market Street, mKelly, W. J., wholesale and retail ironmonger, 51-55 Friars' Vennelh Dee Bank, Kingholm RoadKemp, John G., automobile upholsterer, Craigup, Troqueer Road, mKemp, Mrs, and Smith, Mrs, Glen Griff,Kemp, Mrs, Eltham VillaArdwall Road

188 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Kenna, Alex., millworkerj 167 High StreetKenning, James, fireman, 4 Henry StreetKenning, John C., wa/rehoiiseman, 3 Primrose Street, mKenning, William, nurseryman, 17 Primrose Street, mKenning, Mrs Joseph, 8 King Street, mKennedy, Thomas, & Co., nurserymen and seedsmen, 126 and 128High StreetKennedy, C, & Son, seed a,nd potato merchants, Grardeners'Stands and 127 St. Michael StreetKennedy, Alexander, framework knitter, 4 Market Street, mKennedy, Francis, Tipholsterer, 162 Irish StreetKennedy, James, Arrochar, Cardoness StreetKennedy, James, railway employee, 11 Murray Place, Glebe StreetKennedy, James, labourer, 8 Queensberry StreetKennedy, John, commercial traveller, 37 Rae StreetKennedy, John, foreman joiner, Selwyn, GreenbraeKennedy, Magnus A., sculptor. The Studio, 17 Queen StreetKennedy, Robert, joiner, 50 High StreetKennedy, Robert, auction mart yardsman, 21 Shakespeare StreetKennedy, R., butcher, 23 Assembly StreetKennedy, R., market gardener, 7 Nith BankKennedy, William, stonebreaker, 34 St. Michael StreetKennedy, Mrs F. R., Greenbrae TerraceKennedy, Mrs Jane, 2 Henry PlaceKennedy, Mrs J., 1 Murray PlaceKennedy, Agnes J., 182 St. Michael Street; h Dockhouse, 171 St.Michael StreetKenyon, John, labourer, 31 Glasgow Street, mKerr, David, compositor, 5 Kirkowens StreetKsrr, D. W., gasfitter, 87 Queen StreetKerr, George T., linotype operator, 8 Maxwell Place, Annan Road'Kerr, James, coachman, Essex Park CottagesKerr, James, house furnisher, 103 English Street; h Glenmarlin,Glebe StreetKerr, James, warehouseman, 163 High StreetKerr, James, millworker,•71 Loreburn StreetKerr, James, Troqueer Holm, mKerr, John, railway clerk, 1 Briarbank, GreenbraeKerr, John, flesher and pork butcher, 7 Castle Street; h RenwickBank, 15 Catherine StreetKerr, John, police sergeant, 11 King Street, mKerr, John, millworker, Minto Place, 128 St. Michael StreetKerr, John Pagan, framework knitter. 5 King Street, mKerr, P. Murray, surgeon, 20 Castle StreetKerr, Robert, warehouseman, 5 Norfolk TerraceKerr, Robert,-cabman, 148 St. Michael StreetKerr, Roderick James, powerHoom weaver, 18 Howgate Street, mKerr, Sam. A., tailor, 90 Queensberry StreetKerr, Thomas, fireman, 6 Balmoral RoadKerr, Thomas, labourer, Jardine Buildings, Noblehill

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 189Kerr, William, oommission agent, 5 Halliday Terrace, mKerr, William, porter, 131 High StreetKerr & Thomson, Misses, dressmakers, 33 Bueclencli StreetKerr, J,& A., restaurateurs, 6 and 8 Buccleuch Street; h 12 BuccleuchStreetKerr, Mrs E., 32 High StreetKerr, Mrs J., grocer and newsagent, 1 and 2 Lindsay Terrace,NithbankKerr, Mrs M., 22 Laurieknowe, mKerr, Miss, Criffel View, Rotchell Park, mKerr, Misses, 90 Queen StreetKill op, John, police sergeant, 4 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetKimm, George, builder, 4 St. Michael's TerraceKimm, James, mason. Dock Park Terrace, 51 Swan's VennelKimm, John, greenkeeper, 32 Glasgow Street, mKimm, Robert, goods guard, Snowdrop Bank, NoblehillKing, John, gasworks employee, 32 High StreetKing, John, draper, 6 Murray PlaceKing, Thomas, carter, 12 David Street, mKing, Thomas, joiner, 73 Queensberry StreetKing, Mrs M., 4 Market Square, mKing, Miss Teresa, 147 St. Michael StreetKingstrey, A., baker, 29 Shakespeare StreetKinley, John, skinner, 20 Irish StreetKinloch, Mrs J., costumier, 11 Irving StreetKinnaird, Mrs A. A., teacher, Ythan House, Nelson Street,Kinnear, Robert Kinnear, architect and house agent, 143 IrishStreet; h 9 Laurieknowe, mKinning, James, nurseryman, 22 Garibaldi PlaceKinning, Joseph, coachbuilder, Kinnington, GreenbraeKininmonth, Miss J., ladies' outfitter, 66 High Street; h 32 BuccleucliStreetKirby, John, nurseryman, 4 Broom's RoadKirby, John, 34 Queensberry StreetKirk, Alexander, mason, 3 Wallace StreetKirk, David, cook and waiter, 65 Friars' VennelKirk, George, goods porter, 11 High StreetKirk, Greorge, spare signalman, Rosei>'n \'illa, NoblehillKirk, John, tobacconist, 44 and 45 Galloway Street, mKirk, John, railway employee, Lindsay Place, GreenbraeKirk, John G., slater, 24 King StreetKirk, Richard, 7 Gordon StreetKirk, Samuel, Ryedale Farm, mKirk, Thomas, baker, 8 College Street, mKirk, Thomas, engineer, 16| Galloway Street, mKirk, William, mason, 6 Glasgow Street, mKirk, William, butcher's labourer, 155 High StreetKirk, Mrs Janet, Salisbury Cottage, Annan RoadKirk, Mrs, 5 Portland Place, mKirk, Miss Jane, 65 Friars' Vennelm

190 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Kirkland, James, solicitor, Gienelg, Rotcbell Park, mKirkpatrick, Adam, cycle agent, W^aterloo Cycle Works, WaterlooPlace ; h 1 Linden GroveKirkpatrick, Alexander, blacksmith, 9 College Street, mAlex., railway employee, 162 Irish StreetAlexander I., dental assistant, 1 We&tpark Terrace, mArchibald, coal, lime, and tile merchant, Maxwelltownh 5 Terregles Street, mCharles, ironmoulder, 70 Friars' VennelDavid, railway way superintendent, Carlowrie, AnnanKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickStationKirkpatrickKirkpatrickRoadKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirpatrick,KirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickRoadKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrickKirkpatrick- Miss,,George, painter, 52 Friars' VennelHugh M., joiner, 3 Old Bridge Street, mJames, factory worker, 6 Swan's VennelJohn, warehouseman, 9 Assembly StreetJohn, blacksmith. Beacon Hill,Annan RoadJohn, framework knitter, 4 Church Street, mJohn, hewer, 7 David Street, mJohn, joiner, Elizaiield, Terregles Street, mJohn, engine fitter, 50 High StreetJohn, 135 High StreetJohn, platelayer, 12 Loreburn StreetMoffat S., mason, 39 Swan's VennelR. C, framework knitter, 2 Westpark Terrace, mThomas, railway porter. Primrose Bank, GreenbraeWalter, chauifeur, 18 St. David StreetWilliam, cabman, 6 English StreetWilliam, 4 Friars' VennelWilliam, labourer, 47 Loreburn StreetWilliam, motor driver, Millbrae Terrace, mWilliam, foreman carter, Railway Cottage, LeafieldWilliam, railway employee, 13 Rosevale CottagesMrs M., 9 Friars' Vennel; h 16 Brewery StreetMrs, Sandon, 19 Moffat RoadMiss C. J., 1 Gordon StreetMiss W. B., 4 Bnccleuch StreetMiss, 10 Carruthers' Cottages1 St. Clair Terrace, Annan RoadKissock, James, solicitor and notary public, burgh prosecutor forDumfries, 17 Buccleuch Street fh Norham, Rotchell Road, mKissock, Mrs, 35 Irish StreetKissock, Miss, Glen Ericht, Moffat RoadKivlichan, William, tweed manufacturer, St. Columba's, RotchellRoad, mKleiser, John, printer, 20a King Street, mKleiser, Mies, dressmaker, 2 Linden GroveKnight, Ernest, canvasser, 3 Turner's Terrace, mKnight, John, engineer, 41 Friars' VennelKohnie, Fred, pork butcher, 41 Friars' Vennel

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 191Kyle, James, collector of customs and excise, 139 Irish StreetKyle, G-eorge, 67 St. Michael StreetKj'naston, Mrs, St. Margaret's, Maxwell Street, mLaidlaw & Moffat, builders, 32 Broom's RoadLaidlaw, George, draper, 2 Rosebery Villa, Nelson Street, mLaidlaw, James, spare guard, Newlands, GreenbraeLaidlaw, James, engine-driver, 36 Shakespeare StreetLaidlaw, Robert M., reporter, Dunmuir, GreenbraeLaidlaAv, Thomas, mason, 22 St. Michael StreetLaidlaw, William, nurseryman, Noblehill TerraceLaing & Co., boot and shoe stores, 170 High StreetLaing, Thomas, retired teacher, Charnwood RoadLaing, Miss G. L., music teacher, 2 Albert Place, George StreetLamb, Alexander, compositor, 58 St. Michael StreetLamb, J. D., confectioner and tobacconist, 38 High Street; h 45High StreetLamb, William, permanent way inspector. StoopLamb, Mrs Margaret, 45 High StreetLamburn, Albert, 6 Wallace StreetLamont, Henry Byers, pattern weaver, Millbrae Terrace, mLancaster, Adam, cab-driver, 2 Nith AvenueLancaster, G., tailor, 41 Galloway Street, mLandale, Miss, Fern Hill, Hill Street, mLauder, John, boot and shoe merchant, 116 Friars' Vennel; hCraigiebank, Glebe StreetLauder, Mrs, 39 Brewery StreetLaurie, Charles, signalman, Queensland PlaceLaurie, James, auctioneer, JeanvilleLaurie, James, signalman, Primrose BankLaurie, Robert, woollen pattern warehouseman, 15 PrimrosemStreet,Laurie, Robert John, commercial traveller, 14 Rae StreetLaurie, Samuel, labourer, 49 High StreetLaurie, William, yardsman, 7 Briarbank, GreenbraeLaurie, William J., secretary, Enterkin, Rotchell Road, mLaurie, Mrs Janet, 99 St. Michael StreetLaurie, Mrs W., hatter and hosier, 2 Church PlaceLaurie, Mrs, 33 Galloway Street, mLaurie, Mrs, 99 St. Michael StreetLaurie, Mrs, 8 Wallace StreetLaurie, Miss, 3 Carruthers' CottagesLaurie, Margaret, 28 Market Street, mLatimer, Thomas M., clerk, 13 Cardoness StreetLavens, John, warehouseman, 81 English StreetLavens, William, hairdresser, 136 Queeneberry Street; h 81English Street

192 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Lavin, Robert, gasworks employee, 32 High StreetLavins, Mrs A., 36 High StreetLavins, Miss E., grocer, 90 English StreetLavan, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 6 St. Michael StreetLaw, Alfred, clothier's manager, Waverton, Troqueer Road, mLaw, John, spirit salesman, 14 King Street, mLaw, William, Globe Inn, Market Square, m ; h Abbey House, mLawson, jV.lexander, warehouseman, 50 High StreetLawson, David, tobacconist, 113 St. Michael StreetLawson, James, millworker, 149 St.Michael StreetLawson, Joseph, dyer, 41 College Street, mLawson, John, mason, Noblehill TerraceLawson, Robert, framework knitter, Millbrae Terrace, mLawson, R. M., chemist and optician, 8 Castle Street; h 5 ChurctoPlaceLawson, William, weaver, 15 Church Street, mLawson, William, goods agent, Pleasance HouseLawson, Mrs Elizabeth, Elm House, mLawson, Miss Mary, 15 Wallace StreetLayden, Thomas, plumber, 46 Loreburn StreetLearmont, W., & Son, Larchfield NurseriesLearmont, T. K., builder. Glebe StreetLearmont, Mrs William, LarchfieldLeaver, Fred., A.R.C.O., organist and music teacher, 8 Laurieknowe,mLegge, William Topp, foreman cloth finisher, Springbank, WhitesandsLeyser, William, gardener, Greenbrae TerraceLeitch, John, 100-102 Queensberry StreetLennon, Alfred, coal carter, 30 Glasgow Street, mLennon, Charles, Eastfield CottageLennon, J., foreman drawer, 37 Bank StreetLennon, Miss N., 32 High StreetLennox, D., & Sons, grocers and wine merchants, 9, 11. 13 Castle'StreetLennox, David, Eden Bank, mLennox, Charles, painter, 73 Queensberry StreetLennox, Jacob, foreman carder, 14 Primrose Street, mLennox, Jacob, millworker, 6 Observatory Terrace, mLennox, James, house painter, 26 King Street, mLennox, John, wine merchant. Whitethorn, Edinburgh RoadLennox, William, painter, 5 Heywood Place, Ryedale, mMichael StreetLennox, William, painter, 157 St.Leslie, Mrs Janet, 13 Friars' VennelLewis, James, mason, 2 Devorgilla Terrace, mLewis, Thomas, Beoch, Nelson Street, mLewthwait, Thomas, model lodging-house, 34 Queensberry StreetLewthwait, Thomas, boot and shoe merchant, 46 QueensberryStreetLayden, F., plasterer. 23 Church Street, mLeyden, James, stockingmaker, 1 Sutherland Terrace, m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 193Liddle, John, compositor, 106 Loreburn StreetLightbody, Hugh, horseshoer, 24 Loreburn StreetLightbody, Samuel, warper, 1 Woodside Terrace, Ryedale, mLelly, John, Ivy Bank, Mill Road, mLilly, Mary, laundress, 12 College Street, mLinden, Joseph, assurance agent, 56 Broom's RoadLinden, W. J., gas stoker, 55 Friars' VennelLindsay. James, -M.R.C.V.S., veterinary surgeon, 35 Whitesands;h 39 Castle StreetLindsay, Robert, blacksmith, 4 King Street, mLindsay, William, hawker, 34 Glasgow Street, mLindsay, Miss, matron, Fever HospitalLindsay, Mary, 36 King Street, mLinwood, Mrs W., restaurant-keeper, 86 Friars' VennelLipton's, Limited, Queensberry SquareLitterick, AVilliam, shoemaker, Euchan Cottage, Maxwell StreetLittle, George, general labourer, 122 Loreburn StreetLittle, Homer, hewer, 21 Church Street, mLittle, James, builder and slater, Cassalands, m; h RotchellCottage, Newabey Road, mLittle, James, cabman, 53 Shakespeare StreetLittle, James M'Neill, minister. United Free Church, NorthLaurieknowe Place, mLittle, John, shop manager, 19 David Street, mLittle, John, framework knitter, 2J King Street, mLittle, John, cabman, 90 Queensberry StreetLittle, John D., clerk, Milldamhead sub-post office, 3 KirkowensStreetLittle, Joseph, retired iron turner, 2 Cameron Place, Craigs RoadLittle, Joseph, millworker, 9 Mill Road, mLittle, Robert, butcher, 86 English StreetLittle, Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 41 Buccleuch StreetLittle, Thomas, railway porter, Sydney House, Greenbrae LoaningLittle, William, powerloom tuner, 3 Lewis Place, Ryedale, mLittle, Mrs Jane, 42 College Street, mLittle, Mrs Margaret, 94 St. Michael StreetLittle, Mrs, 46 Academy StreetLittle, —., chimney sweep and slater, 81 Loreburn StreetLittle, Miss G., grocer, 19 Glasgow Street, mLittle, Isabella and Marion, grocers, 18 Queensberry StreetLittle, Misses Isa and Marion, grocers, 115 Broom's RoadLittle, Miss V. 0., rope, net, and twine emporium, 68 and 70Friars' VennelLittle, Miss, 113 Queen Street (apartments)Livingston, Dr, surgeon, 47 Castle StreetLloyd, Mrs Jane, hawker, 7 Market Square, mLocke, Mrs, 15 Irving StreetLocke, Miss, Railway View, Annan RoadLockerby, James, tailor, 8 Loreburn StreetLockerbie, James Cook, butcher, 45 Friars' Vennel : h 46 EnglishStreet

i:194 GENERAL DIREGTOHY.Lockerbie, John, chemist and druggist, 6 Nith Place; h Penryn;Glebe Street^Lockerbie, Thomas, coach viceman, 17 Wallace Street!Lockerbie, Walter, spare signalman, Milldamhead House, Anna)RoadLockerbie, William, retired railway employee, 27 Rae StreetLockerbie, William, clerk, 149 St. Michael StreetLockerbie, William, coachwheeler, 177 St. Michael StreetLockerbie, Mrs Mary, Maxwell Street, Annan RoadLockerbie, Mrs, 68 Irish StreetLogan, Charles, chauffeur, 116 Irish StreetLogue, Edward, mill worker, 19 WhitesandsLogue, William, painter, 9 Assembly StreetLogue, Mrs Margaret, houseworker, 3 Market Street, mLondon and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co., 10 Bank Street (J.Gillmor, resident inspector)Longmuir, John, spirit merchant, 94 English StreetLorimer, Thomas, engine-driver, 15 Balmoral RoadLorimer, E. Borthwick, Glendonwyn, Nelson Street, mLorraine, Walter, clogmaker, 77 Queen StreetLotimer^ James, labourer, 5 King Street, mLotimer, Mrs, Nith Bank House, Nith BankLoudoun, Charles, porter, 173 High StreetLove, Alexander, coach painter, 149 St. Michael StreetLove, Mrs, 10 Troqueer Cottages, mLow & Johnstone, chemists, 3 Church Place66 Buccleuch StreetLow, Peter, tailor,Low, Robert, coach painter, 39 Irish StreetLow, Miss Agnes, 49 St. Michael StreetLow, Mrs, boarding-house, 15 Church CrescentLoxam, Mrs J., 8 Wallace StreetLumsdaine, W., dentist, 43 Rae StreetLyall, Mrs. 15 Howgate Street, mLyall, E., Hillside, m* i oj.Lyon, Alexander, engine fitter, 4 Kerwyn Terrace, Academy StretMACMacara, William F., publican, The Grapes Inn, 43 WhitesandsMacaulay, W. R., grocer, 15 High Street, _m ;h Naptha, GreenbriMacaulay, Robert, insurance agent, 15 Irish StreetMacaulay, T. S., Cherry House, Dock ParkMacaulay, Mrs, 6 College Street, mMacdonald. James W., clerk, 83 St. Michael StreetMacdonald. John, slater and chimney sweep, 163 High Street;43 Wallace StreetMacdonald, J. C. R., W.S., 1 Newall TerraceMacdonald, Leslie George, teacher, 6 Carnegie StreetMacDowall, Robert, ladies' tailor, 94 Broom's Road

!Macgregor,GENERAL DIRECTORY. 195MacDowallj J. D.^ ladies' tailor, dress and mantle maker, 94Broom's RoadMaeGowan & Co., drapers and house furnisliers, 83 PlainstonesMacgowan, John, engine-driver, 26 Carnegie StreetMacolowan, William, draper and house furnisher, Alpin House,Lovers' WalkJohn, butcher, 98 Friars' Vennel and 92 High Streeth Calside FarmMacgregor, Janet, 100 Friars' VennelMaclnnes, Wilfred Peter, manufacturer's agent, 23 Assembly StreetMaokaj^, Angus, baker, 9 Briar Bank, GreenbraeMackechnie, John, banker, 1 LanglandsMackellar, Peter Robinson, spirit dealer, Strathkellar Vaults, 42and. 48 Bank Street ; h 2 Ulster Place, mMacKenna, Rev. Robert, M.A., minister-emeritus, 4 Albany PlaceMackenzie, John A., plasterer, 1 Camden PlaceMackie, Charles, journalist, 3 York PlaceMaekie, John^ prison warder, Warders' Quarters, Nelson Street, mMackie, William, grocer and wine merchant, 26 and 28 ChurchCrescent; h 7 Dunbar TerraceMackie, William, tailor's cutter, 7 Observatory Terrace, mMackinlay, Hugh, bank accountant, 1 Queensberry Terrace, Terregies.Street, mMackinnell, William A., architect, The Shelling, Castle-DouglasRoad, mMackintosh, Alex. N., grain and cake merchant, 41 WhitesandsMackintosh, Misses, Edgemount, Moffat RoadMaclachlan, H. A., hotel-keeper, Queensberry Hotel, 16 EnglishStreetMaclean, Robert, pastrj' cook, 15 Devorgilla Terrace, mMacmillan, John, grocer, Pleasance, Annan RoadMacmillan, Robert, groom, 1 Observatory Terrace, mMacmillan, Robert Walter, railway porter, 9 Balmoral RoadMacmillan, William, joiner, 3 Woodvale Terrace, mMacnair, James S., butler, 35 Brooke StreetMacnair, M., tailor's cutter, 85 Queen StreetMacqueen, Miss Mary, Alma Bank, 1 Dunbar TerraceMaowhinnie, Mrs Elizabeth, sub-postmistrese, 14-16 St. MichaelStreetMaowhinnie, E. M., grocer and confectioner, 16 St. Michael StreetM'Adam, Agnes, fruiterer, 2 Buccleuch Street; h 4 Braehead Terrace,mM'Adam, Mrs, NoblehillM'Alister, A. W., seed potato merchant, etc., G. and S.-W. GoodsStation; h 2 Ashgrove Villas, Annan RoadM'Alister, John W., seed potato grower, 21 Cardoness StreetM'Allister, Alexander, bookbinder, 2 Wallace StreetM'Allister, James A., tailor, 118 Friars' VennelM'Allister, John, weaver, 120 St. Michael StreetM'Allister, Joseph, engineer, 16 M'Lellan StreetM'Allister, Thomas, printer, 10 Balmoral Road

jj196 GENERAL DIRECTORY.M'Allister, Tom, engineer, 4 Observatory Terrace, mM'Allister, Mrs Jane, outworker, 154 St. Michael StreetM'Allister, Mrs, grocer, 3 and 4 Balmoral Road, GreenbraeM'Ara, Jane, millworker, 21 Glasgow Street, mM'Ardle, Miss M. A., 11 St. Andrew StreetM'Bayne, Andrew, bandmaster, 3 M'Lellan Street'Bride, Archibald, sawyer, 162 St. Michael StreetM 'Bride Edward, fish merchant, 20 Church CrescentMacBryde, James, coachpainter, 71 Loreburn StreetM'Bryde, Robert, postal clerk, 1 Geddes Place, mM'Bryde, W. D., town postman, 6 Glasgow Street, mM'Burney, Sarah Rankin, dressmaker, 15 Irish StreetIM'Burnie, James, butcher, 145 High StreetM'Burnie, James, engine-driver, 4 Mathieson Terrace, NoblehillM'Burnie, John, sheriff-clerk depute, auditor of court, etc., Count]Buildings ; h The Garth, Ardwall Road IM'Burnie, John, railway porter, 1 Tannock Place, GreenbraeM'Burnie, Robert, grocer, 39 English Street; h Hyleigh, Lockerbi,RoadjM'Burnie, Thomas, pattern weaver, 35 Church Street, mM'Burnie, William, wholesale confectioner, 22-23 Market Squar*m ; h Wendover, Castle-Douglas Road, mM'Burnie, Mrs, Lily lea, Newabbey Road, m (apartments)M'Burnie, Misses M. J. & M. M., umbrella makers, 51 EnglisStreet; h Lily lea, Newabbev Road, mM'Call, Wm., & Co., g-unmakers', 21 and 23 Castle StreetM'Call, William, gunmaker, 21 Castle StreetM'Call, James, mason, 32 College Street, mM'Call, James, railway employee, ParkfootM'Call, John, janitor, Greenbrae HouseM'Call, Joseph,railway surfaceman, 3 Ramsay PlaceM'Call, Robert, joiner, 9 MaxMcll Terrace, mM'Call, Thomas, fireman, 9 Observatory Terrace, mM'Call, William, tobacconist, 112- Friars' VennelM'Call, Mrs Janet, Queensberry View, NoblehillM'Call, Isabella, millworker. 2 Maxwell Street, mM'Caully, David, french polisher, 16 Broom's RoadM'Callay, William, engineer, 4 Millbrae, mM'Callay, William, designer, 4 Ryedale Terrace, m|M'Cardle, Alexander, carter, 37 Shakespeare StreetM'Cardle, James, mason, Gillnockie, Park Road, mM'Cardle, Robert, plumber's labourer, 20 Market Street, mM'Cardle, Thomas, powerloom tuner, 15 Howgate Street, mM'Cartney, James, quarryman, 46 Friars' VennelM'Cartney, Miss Margaret, 18 Buccleuch StreetM'Cheyne, Felix. 7 Chapel StreetM'Cheyne, Robert, retired farmer, GlenmayeM'Clanhrie, Jas., shoemaker, 4 Halliday Terrace. College Street,M'Clelland, Charles, law clerk. The Lea, Moffat RoadM'Clelland. John, railway fireman, Victoria Place, StoopM'Clory, Mrs J., 16 Maxwell Street, mjji

i'GENERAL DIRECTORY. 197M'Clounie, John, dealer in antiques, 136 Loreburn StreetMacClune, John, police constable, Moat Lodge, Academy StreetM'Clure, Alexander, carder, Nithsdale Terrace, BarnslapsM'Clure, James, labourer, 87 St. Michael StreetM'Ciiire, John, 134 Irish StreetM'Clure, Lawrence, gi'oom, Crombie BuildingsM'Clure, Robert, railway employee, Queensland PlaceM'Conchie, Miss Mary, 20 Brewery Street (apartments)M'Connell, John, engine-driver, 7 Wallace Sti*eetM'Connell Thomas, joiner, 2 Park TerraceM'Connochie, Mrs, lady's nurse, 50 High StreetM'Connochie, Mrs, sick nurse, 122 Loreburn StreetM'Conville, Joseph, gardener, 4 Church Street, mM'Cormick, John, gardener, Irving PlaceM'Cormick, Mrs Margaret, 1 Robertville TerraceM'Cornick, John, general dealer, 76 Shakespeare StreetM'Courtie, Alex., hotel-keeper, 2, 4, 6 Brewery StreetM'Courtie, George, licensed grocer, 1 Glasgow Street, m jDevorgilla Terrace, mM'Courtie, James, grocer, 11 Devorgilla Terrace, mM'Courtie, James, cab-driver, 42 Loreburn StreetM'Courtie, Mrs, 29 Galloway Street, mM'Courty, Alex., joiner, 7^ St. Andrew StreetM'Courty, Alex., clerk, Millbrae Terrace, mM'Courty, Robert, joiner, 89 Irish Streetmh 11M'Courty, Robert, warehouseman, Millbrae Terrace,M'Craken, Miss, Fern Bank, Lovers' WalkM'Creadie, D., baker, confectioner, and purveyor, 26 and 28 EnglishStreetM'Creadie, David, wine merchant, 57 and 59 St. Michael StreetM'Creadie, Miss Agnes, 61 Friars' VermelM'Creadie, Hannah, grocer and confectioner, 124 St. Michael StreetM'Credie, Thomas, joiner, 23 Terregles Street, mM'Crink, Peter, dealer, 38 English StreetM'Crone, John, coach-bodymaker, 58 Friars' VennelM 'Crone, William, baker, 6 Chapel StreetM'Cubbin, James, cattleman, 17 King StreetM'Cubbin, John, commercial traveller, Osborne House, EdinburghRoadM'Cubbin, M., caretaker, Millbrae House, mM'Culloch, John, gardener, Roseneath, GreenbraeM'Culloch, John, tannery employee, 1 Wallace StreetM'Culloch, Robert, millman, 18 Howgate Street, mM'Culloch, Robert, bootmaker. Poplar BankM'Culloch, Mrs, 46 Irish StreetM'Culloch, Miss Jessie,50 High StreetM 'David, John, nurseryman, 21 Church Street, mM'Donald, Donald, labourer, 16 Queensberry StreetM 'Donald, George, sergeant of police. Police Barracks, EnglishStreetM'Donald, James, coachman, 2 Halliday Terrace, College Street, m

198 GENERAL DIRECTORY.M 'Donald, James, hallkeeper, 19 Nith PlaceM'Donald, James, caretaker, 43 St. Michael StreetM 'Donald, John, chimney sweep, 163 High StreetM'Donald, Robert, labourer, 71 Loreburn StreetM'Donald, William, corporation employee, 43 Swan's VennelM'Donald, Mrs, 20 Primrose Street, mM'Donald, Agnes, lodging-house keeper, 19 Munches StreetM'Donald, Isabella, 39 Munches StreetM'Donald, Susan, ladies' nurse, 13 English StreetM'Donough, George, motor tyre vulcaniser, 27 Bank StreetM'Donough, Patrick, labourer, Nith Lodge, 157 St. Michael StreetM'Dougall, Alexander, photographer, 120 St. Michael StreetM'Dougall, James, grocer, 57 Glasgow Street, mM'Dougan, William, gardener, 8 Church CrescentM'Dougall, Mrs, 120 St. Michael StreetM'Dowall, John, 27 Loreburn StreetM'Dowall, Mrs, 18 Catherine StreetM'Dowall, Miss, 2 Loreburn Park (apartments)M'Elroy, M., telephone foreman, 58 Queensberry StreetM'Ewen, Duncan, school teacher, Rotehell CottagesM'Ewen, John, lorryman, 14 High StreetM'Ewan, Peter, foreman carter, Caledonian CottageM'Ewan, Robert, traction engine driver, 12 Rosevale CottagesM'Ewan, William, painter. Fern Cottage, GreenbraeM'Ewen, William, mason, 10 High StreetM'Farlane, James, saw doctor, 99 Queen StreetM'Farlane, Patrick, stoker, 24 Munches StreetM'Farlane, Thomas, basketmaker, 60 Queen StreetM'Farlane, William, labourer, 11 High StreetM'Farlane, William, basketmaker, 42 Friars' Vennel ; h 21 ShakespeareStreetM'Farlane, Mary, weaver, 131 Hieh StreetM'Fegan, John, groom, 123 High StreetM'Gahan, James, plumber, 5 Shakespeare StreetM'Gauchie, R., labourer, 116 St. Michael StreetM'Gaw, Mrs, Southend Cottage, Annan RoadM'Geoch, Joseph, mason, 16 St. Michael StreetM''Geoch, W., 13 Chanel StreetM'Geoch, Mrs, 154 St.Michael StreetM'George, J. & D., o-love manufacturers, Nithsdale Factory, St.Michael StreetM'George, M. J., outfitter, 2, 4, 6. 8 Castle StreetM'George, Alexander, painter, 29 Glasgow Street, mM'George, Arthur, warehouseman, 2 Market Square, mM'George, David, manufacturer, Dock Park HouseM'George, Henry N., shoemaker, 5a Kirkowens StreetM'George, James, millworker, Pleasance Cottaee, Annan RoadM'George, Robert, yarn store foreman, 16 Nith PlaceM'George, Robert, ironmonger. St. Wolstan's Nelson Street, mM'George, Robert, joiner, 39 Wallace StreetM'George, Robert N., traveller, 15 King Street, m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 199M'Greorge, Sam., clerk, 2 Woodvale Terrace, mM'GreoTge, Thomas, blacksmith, 17 Assembly StreetM'George, Thomas, ins^urance agent, 191 High StreetM'George, W. B., joiner, 86 Queen StreetM'George, Mrs, 44 Glasgow Street, mM'George, Mrs, 26 High StreetM'George, Miss G., 23 Market Square, mM'George, Miss Mary, Anwoth Cottage, Annan RoadM'George, Miss, 7 Kerwyn Terrace, 50 Academy Street (apartments)M'Ghie, Hugh, millworker, 29 Loreburn StreetM'Gibbon, George L., chemist, 102-108 High Street; h 36 GeorgeStreetM'GiIl, R., & Son, painters and decorators, 47 and 49 High StreetM'Gill, D., assurance agent, 2 Cameron PlaceM'Gill, David H., insurance superintendent, 11 Observatory Terrace,mM'Gill, George, factory worker, 34 St. Michael StreetM'Gill, John, millworker, 13 Swan's VennelM'Gill, J., cab-driver, 131 High StreetM'Gill, Peter weaver, 20 David Street, mM'Gill, Mrs Christina, grocer, 25 Glasgow Street, mM'Gill, Mrs, 2 Manning Place, Troqueer Road, mM'Ginley, T., railway employee, Victoria Place, StoopM'Glashan, James, headmaster, Roberval, Castle-Douglas Road, mM'Gowan, James H., Son, solicitors, 135 Irish StreetM'Gowan, M'Kerrow & Kirkland, solicitors, 43 Buccleuch StreetM'Gowan, Bertram, solicitor, Avenel, Victoria Road, mM'Gowan, James, coachwheeler, 10 Church Street, mM'Gowan, James, commission agent and wholesale confectioner, 10and 11 College Street, mM'Gowan, James, Coffee House Temperance Hotel, 110 High StreetM'Gowan, James, labourer, 44 Queensberry StreetM'Gowan, James L., joiner,13 Galloway StreetM'Gowan, John, baker, 65 College Street, mM'Gowan, John, moulder, 72 Queen StreetM'Gowan, R. A., commercial traveller, Gowan BankM'Gowan, Samuel, tailor, 3 Robertvale Terrace, BarnslapsM'Gowan, William, cleaner in dyeworks, 16 Brewery StreetM'Gowan, William, lamplighter, 16 Church Street, mM'Gowan, Mrs T., 16 Church Street, mM'Gowan, Mrs, Dene Bank House, 22 Catherine Street (boardinghouse)M'Gowan, Mrs, Heronden, Victoria Road, mM'Gregor, James, seedsman, Linwood, Lovers' WalkM'Gregor, John, pork butcher, 92 High StreetM'Gregor, John B., commission agent, 7 Leafield RoadM'Gregor, Robert, M.A., retired teacher, Academy Villa, DalbeattieRoad, mM'Gregor, Mrs Hugh, 16 Academy StreetM'Gregor, Mrs Jane, 13 Howgate Street, mM'Grorty, P., postman, Irving Place

200 GENERAL DIRECTORY.M'Henry, John, waiter, 7 Montague StreetM'Holm, David, gardener, 124 North Qneensberry StreetM'Holm, Miss Maggie, 25 Assembly StreetM'Innes, Mary, cook, 114 North Queensberry StreetM'Intoish, A. J., V.S., Thorndean, Lockerbie RoadM'lntosh, Charles, french polLsher, and missionary te the deaf,Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeM'Intosh, George, tailor, Mill Brae, mM'Intosh, James, locomotive fireman, 93 English StreetM'Intosh, John S., farmer, 8 Leafield RoadM'Intosh, Wm., shepherd, 43 College Street, mM'Intosh, William, fireman, 103 Loreburn StreetM'lver, John, insurance manager, 24 Carnegie StreetM'lver, John, insurance agent, 74 Irish StreetM'lver, Matthew, insurance manager, 19 Nith Place; h 14 CarnegieStreetM'lver, Matthew, jun.,insurance manager, 19 Nith PlaceM'Jannet, James, grocer, 3 Woodvale Terrace, mM'Kay, W. C, & Sons, manufacturers and warehousemen, 64 and66 Loreburn StreetM'Kay, Adam, registered plumber and gasfitter, 65-69 GlasgowStreet, m ; h Gorbelly Cottage, Newabbey Road, mM'Kay, Daniel, labourer, 103 High StreetM'Kay, James, butcher, 51 Queen StreetM'Kay, John, manufacturer and warehouseman, Roseland, mmM'Kay, John, labourer, 8 St. Michael's BuildingsM'Kay, William, leather merchant's manager, 9 Devorgilla Terrace,M'Kay, William, registered plumber and gasfitter, 24 GallowayStreet, m; h 25 Galloway Street, mM'Kay, William, gardener, 14 Howgate Street, mM'Kay, W. C., woollen warehouseman, St. Cuthbert's, Annan RoadM'Kay, William R. B., ironmonger, harnese and cycle stores, UnionStreet and 44 Whitesands; h 2 Mar^nrille Terrace, 97 Broom'sRoad'M'Kay, Mrs Elizabeth, 21 Castle StreetM^'Kean, Hugh, 59 English StreetM'Kean, James, retired farmer. Rosemount Villa, RosemountiStreet, mM'Kean, Robert, joiner, 36 College Street, mM'Kean, Robert, miller, Millbrae Terrace, mM'Kean, Mrs, Saughtrees VillasM'Keand,StreetWilliam, blacksmith,,167 High ^ Street;,h 8 Wallace^M'Keand, Miss S., 20 Church CrescentM'Kelvie, Mrs Janet, 85 Queensberrv StreetM'Kenna, Mrs E., 4 Maxwell Street, mM'Kenna, Sarah, millworker, 35 Church Street, mM'Kenzie, George, millworker, 50 Irish StreetM'Kenzie, Joseph S., painter, 4 Market Street, mM'Kenzie, Mitchell, printer, 10 Balmoral Road

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 201M'Kenzie, William, weaver, 28 King Street, mM'Kenzie, Mrs Euphemia, 6 Johnstone ParkM'Kenzie, Mrs Marion, 22 Terregles Street,M'Kenzie, Mary, hawker, 93 St. Michael StreetM'Kerrow, M. H., solicitor, Dunard, Cassalands, mM'Kie, Andrew, lorryman, 7 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadM'Kie', Ben, enginendriTer, 32 Shakespeare StreetM'Kie, James, baker, 119 Broom's RoadM'Kie, James, labourer, 145 High StreetM'Kie, James, blacksmith, 19 High Street,M'Kie, John, labourer, 5 Tannock Place, GreenbraeM'Kie, Joseph C, painter, 1 Palmerston Place, Terregles Street, mM'Kie, Robert, cycle agent, 22 Whitesands; h 3 Howgate Street, mM'Kie, Thomas, motor mechanic, 6a Kirkowens StreetM'Kie, William, fireman, 7 Galloway Street, mM'Kie, William, electrical engineer, 12 and 14 WhitesandsM'Kie, Mrs Elsie, caretaker, Golf House, Laurieston Avenue, mM'Kie, Miss Jessie, weaver, 7 St. Michael's BuildingsM'Kie, Miss, grocer and confectioner, 11 and 13 High StreetM'Kill, Nicholis, 19 Rae StreetM'Kinnell, Daniel, watchmaker, 67 Friars' VennelM'Kinnell, James, dyer, 19 Glasgow Street, mM'Kinnell, James, dyer, 1 Turner's Terrace, Glasgow Street, mM'Kinnell, James L., insurance agent, 50 High StreetM'Kinnell, James W., ironmonger, 1 Franklin Place, mM'Kinnell, John, slater, 7-^ St. Andrew StreetM'Kinnell, Robert, labourer, 55 Burns StreetM'Kinnell, William, slater, 38 English StreetM'Kinnell, William S., powerlocm weaver, 6 Church Street, mM'Kinnell, Mrs D., 38 English StreetM'Kinnell, Mrs E., baker and confectioner, 49 Nith Place; h 26Brooke StreetM'Kinnel, Mrs M., 145 High StreetM'Kinnell, Mrs, framework knitter, 112 St. Michael StreetM'Kinnell, Miss Agnes, 4 Carruthers'CottagesM'Kinnell, Miss Grace, Gartmore, Annan RoadM'Kinnell, Margaret, provision dealer, 95 Queensberry Street; h93 Queensberry StreetM'Kinnon, William, customs officer, 139 Irish Street; h 76 Broom'sRoadM'Kinnon, Jessie, 47 College Street, mM'Knight, John, builder, 3 Halliday Terrace, mM 'Knight, Mrs Mary, 20 Church Street, mM'Knight, Miss Mary, 19 Glasgow Street, mM'Kune, Michael, pointsman, Irving Place, Eastfield RoadM'Lachlan, James, painter, 46 English StreetM'Lachlan, John, piano tuner, 9 Catherine StreetM'Lachlan, Samuel, joiner and builder, 19 Friars' Vennel ; h St.Michael's HouseM'Lauchlin, Miss Maggie, 28 Swan's VennelM'Lagan, Andrew, stone polisher, Irving Placemm

202 GENERAL DIRECTOUY.M'Laren, George, engineer, Queen Street Engineering Works j h 68Queen StreetM'Laren, George, 11 Murray PlaceM'Laren Miss, 23 Market Street, mM'Lay, Archibald, currier, 163 St. Michael StreetM'Lean, Alexander, nursery manager, Bothwell Cottage, EastfieldRoadM'Lean, David, clothier 8 Observatory Terrace, mM'Lean, David, shoemaker, 4 Queensberry StreetM'Lean, David, boot and shoe repairer, 62 Queensberry StreetM'Lean, George, caretaker, Burns House, Burns StreetM'Lean, James, coachman, 24 Friars' VennelM'Lean, James, coachman, 23 GalloM^ay Street, mM'Lean, James, ostler, 23 Gallo'iva^^ Street, mM'Lean, J. M., jeweller, 189 High Street; h Glenthorn, EdinburghRoadM'Lean, Robert, baker, 15 Devorgilla Terrace, mM'Lean, Robert, crane-'driver, 52 English StreetM'Lean, Robert, tailor, 60 St. Michael StreetM'Lean, William, van driver,135 Loreburn StreetM'Lean, Mrs Margaret, Ronald's Court, DockheadM'Lean, Mrs, 4 Briar Bank, GreenbraeM'Lean, Mrs, 2 Cumberland StreetM'Lean, Mrs, 11 Kirkowens StreetM'Lean, Miss E., charwoman, 36 King Street, mM'Leish, Mrs A., 2 Leafield RoadM'Lellan, Herbert, fruiterer, 43 Glasgow Street, mM'Lellan, John, vanman, 4 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetM'Lellan, Samuel, vanman, 37 Queen StreetM'^Lellan, Sam,, slater and slate merchant, 118 (^ueensberry StreetM'Lellan, John, slater and slate merchant, 118 Queensberry StreetM'Lellan, William, St. Oswald's Cottage. Newabbev Road, mM'Lellan, Mrs Janet, 58 Broom's RoadM'Lellan, Mrs Jane, 68 Broom's RoadM'Lellan, Mrs Jane, Myrtle BankM'Lennan, Evan, assistant manager, Raeborne Bank, BalmoralRoadM'Leod, James B., printer's porter, 10 Wallace StreetM'Leod, Kenneth, draper, Brownlea, Annan RoadM'Leod, Thomas, mill worker, 160 St. Michael StreetM'Leod, T. M., baker, 20 Primrose Street, mM'Meechan, James, labourer, 58 Glasgow Street, mM'Meeking, Andrew, shoemaker, 17 Nith PlaceM'Millan, David, painter, Marchmount Park, Lockerbie RoadM'Millan, D., & Son, painters, 61 English StreetM'Millan, Anthony, railway employee, 14 Market Street,M'Millan, David, printer, stationer, fishing tackle ma^vcr, etc, 6Friars' Vennel and 13 Brewery Street ; h 4 Friars' VennelM'Millan, Donald, electrical engineer, 63 Irish StreetM'Millan, James, millworker, Q^Assembly StreetM'Millan, James Douglas, porter, Parkfoot Cottage, EdinburghRoadm

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 203M'Millan, John, woodcutter, 43 Brewery Str€.etM'Millan, John, tailor and clothier, 41 Galloway Street, mM'Millan, S. C, printer, 12 Devorgilla Terrace, mM'Millan, Thomas, labourer, 167 High StreetM'Millan, William, old book seller, 67 College Street, mM'Millan & Hunter, Misses, confectioners and fruiterers, 32 St.David Street ; h 76 Irish StreetM'Millan, Miss M., 76 Irish StreetM'Mdlan, Helen James, 2 Henry PlaceM'Millan, NeUie, winder, 4 King Street, mM'Minn, David, stableman, 24 Queen StreetM'Minn, James, carter, StoopM'Minn, James, gardener, 4 Turner's Terrace, Glasgow Street, mM'Minn, John, jobbing gardener, 64a Friars' VennelM'Minn, Robert W., railway employee, 18 Brooke StreetM'Minn, William, joiner, 8 Haddon's Place, Glasgow Street, mM'Mmn, William, gardener, 72 North Queensberry StreetM'Minn, William, tailor, 196 St. Michael StreetM 'Monies, Miss, Maxwell Hill, 17 Laurieknowe, mM'Morran, John S. , insurance agent, 21 Balmoral RoadM'Morine, Andrew, painter, 162 Crown Close, Irish StreetM'Morrine, James, upholsterer, 1 Observatory Terrace, mM'Morrine, John, ironmoulder, 60 Irish StreetM'Morrine, Mrs J. B., 144 Irish StreetM'Munn, Gavin, printer's overseer, Castlebraes, Glencaple RoadM'Murdo, A. & W., house furnishers, 34 High StreetM'Murdo, George, railwaj^ employee, 37 Bank StreetM'Murdo, John, dairyman, Banks of Troqueer, mM'Murdo, John, mason, 9 Market Street, mM'Murdo, Peter, joiner and undertaker, 32 High S+reet ; h 7 HighStreetM'Murdo, Peter, clerk, Murray House, GreenbraeM'Murdo, Robt. , market gardener and dairy, 10 Glasgow Street, mM'Murdo, Robert, pattern weaver, 18 King Street, mM'Murdo, Thomas, labourer, 14 High StreetM'Murdo, Tliomas, joiner, 8 Murray PlaceM'Murdo, William, bado;e porter, 6 M'Lellan StreetM'Murdo, William, commercial traveller. The Wynvards. mM'Murdo, Mrs Isabella, 176 St. Michael StreetM'Murdo, Mrs Margaret, 11 Glasgow Street, mM'Murdo, Janet, 55 St. Michael StreetM'Murray, Alexander M'C, grocer, 37 WhitesandsM 'Murray, Janet, laundress, 28 Irish StreetM'Nae, Adam, bottler, 68 Glasgow Street, mM'Nay, James, contractor, Eastfield ViewM'Nae, James, warehouseman. 12 Wallace StreetM'Nae, Robert, veterinary surgeon, 2 Hope Place, mM'Nae, Thomas, co'achpainter. 2 Observatorv Terrace, mM'Nae, William, painter, 19 Maxwell Street, mM'Nae, Mrs, Tourenne Cottaoe, GreenbraeM'Nae, Mrs Janet, 21 King Street, m

204 GENERAL DIRECTORY.M'Nae, Miss Maggie, 35 King Street, mM'Nair, Mrs, 6 Maxwell Street, Annan RoadM'Nairn, Mrs C, 8 St. Mickael's BuildingsM'Naught, R., & Son, bootmakers, 5 St. Andrew StreetM 'Naught, Mrs, 3 St. Andrew StreetM'Naught, Alex., pressman, 40 College Street, mM'Naught, George, insurance agent, Gillfield TerraceM'Naught, Hugh, Dock Park Terrace, 57 Swan's VennelM'Naught, John, grocer and provision merchant, 105 St. MichaelStreetM'Naught, John, grocer, 43 Wallace StreetM'Naught, William, grocer. Hazel Bank, GreenbraeM'Naught, William, draper, dressmaker, and milliner, 155-157 HighStreet ; h ScaurbankM'Naught, William, grocer, Greenbrae BuildingsM'Naught, William, St. Ninian's, Newabbey Road, mM'Naught, William, chemist's porter, 49 St. Michael StreetM'Naught, Mrs, 8 Devorgilla Terrace, m (apartments)M'Naught, Miss M., confectioner, 64 Queensberry StreetM'Nay, David, carter, Eastfield TerraceM'Nay, James, carting contractor, G. and S.-W. Goods DepotM'Nay, John, tailor, 29 Broom's RoadM'Neil, Hugh, manual instructor, Ormsary, Annan RoadM'Neil, Joseph, warehouseman, 77 Shakespeare StreetM'Neil, Mrs J., charwoman, 38 Queensberry StreetM'Neillie, James, roadman, 13 Market Street,M'Neish, David, commercial traveller, Mossgiel, Cardoness StreetM'Neish, James, railway employee, 15 Nith PlaceM'Neish, J., coalman, 32 College Street, mM'Nish, William, plasterer, 1 King Street, mM'Quade, James, sweep, 48 Queensberry StreetM'Quade, Joseph, chimnev sweep. 39 Church Street,M'Quade, Mrs, 148 St. Michael StreetM'Queen, David, joiner, 63 Glasgow Street, mM'Queen, David, joiner, 3 Park TerraceM'Queen, Francis, baker, 28 Friars' YennelM'Queen, Henry, tobacconist and confectioner, 1 Midsteeple Buildings;h 18 Maxwell Street, mM'Queen, Hugh, grocer, 40 St. Michael StreetM'Oueen. James, joiner, 37 Bank StreetM'Queen, James, blacksmith, 19i^ Glasgow Street, mM'Queen, James, labourer, 1 Greenbrae BuildingsM'Queen, James, stationer, newsagent, and confectioner, 43 Friars*Vennel ; h 18 Maxwell Street, mM'Queen, James, pattern Aveaver, 5 St. Michael's BuildingsM'Queen, J., joiner, 43 Wallace StreetM'Oueen, Robert, draper. 17 Gallowav Street, mM'Queen, Thomas, retired postman. Eastfield TerraceM'Oueen, Thomas, postman. Union ViHa, Annan RoadM'Oueen, William, wood carver, 14^ Church CrescentM'Queen, William, blacksmith, Marchfoot Cottagemm

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 205'Queen, Mrs Jan«t, 22 Swan's VennelM 'Queen, Mrs Mary, 98 English StreetM' Queen, Mrs, 2 David Street, mM 'Queen, Mrs, 44 Glasgow Street, mM'Quhae, George, railway goods guard, Carronbank, GreenbraeM'Quliae, James, porter, 24 Loreburn StreetM'Quhae, John, retired plumber and gasfitter, Appleby Cottage,Annan RoadM'Quillin, Alexander, dairy, 8 High StreetM'Rae, William, pipe major, 10 Murray PlaceM'Rae, Mrs, 1 Lizzieville Terrace, Glebe StreetM 'Roberts, James, labourer, 43 St. Michael StreetM'Robert, John B., teacher of shorthand, 3 Ryedale Terraoe, mM 'Roberts, William, labourer, 14 High StreetM'Robert, Mrs Mary, 1 Wellwood Place'Roberts, Mrs, Nithsdale TerraoeM 'Shane, Hugh, tannery employee, 91 Shakespeare StreetM'Teer, Alexander, painter, 3 Kerwyn Terrace, Academy StreetM'Veigh, James, painter, 152 St. Michael StreetM'Veigh, John, 34 Glasgow Street, mM'Vie, Samuel, gardener, 7a Kirkowens StreetM'Vinnie, James, shoemaker, 11 Friars' VennelM'Vinnie, Robert, ploughman, Union Villa, Annan RoadM'Vinnie, Thomas H., law clerk. Railway View, AnnfTn RoadM'Vittie, David, coachman, Lodge, Dunbar TerraceM 'William, John, guard, Gillbrae CottageM'William, Thomas G., tailor, 56 College Street, mM 'William, Miss Isa, Troqueer Holm Lodge, mMMaas, I. Fred, photographer, 62 English Street (Alexander'sStudio)Magnet, The, toy shop, 30 Academy StreetMaguire, William, foreman carder, 7 Northcote Place, Broom'sRoadMair, Robert, ironmonger, 34-36 English Street; h Saldene, AnnanRoadMain, S., labourer, 62 High StreetMaitland, Miss J. A., 5 Albany PlaceMalam, Mrs, St. Mary's House, English StreetMalcolm, Alexander, minister, Catholic Apostolic Church, 37 GeorgeStreetMalcolm, John, creamery manager, St. Leonard's, NewabbeyRoad, mMalcolm, Robert, sawyer, 5 Maxwell StreetMallo'ch, F. W., timber agent, Langlee, NoblehillMalone, Charles, gi-anite polisher and horn dresser, 131 High StreetMann, Robert G., newspaper manager, CairnsmoreMansbridge, Wm., boot agent, Newall Terrace

206 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Manson, David, liou&e steAvard, MaryfieldManson, John and Thomas^ retired hosiery manufacturer, 3a LeafieldRoadMarchbank, James, joiner and undertaker, 12 and 14 ShakespeareStreet; h 62 St. Michael StreetMarchbank, Samuel, millworker, 37 Wallace StreetMarchbank, William, joiner, 47 Nith PlaceMarchbank, Harriet, 67 Dock Park TerraceMarist Brothers, teachers. Mount St. Michael, Craigs RoadMarlow, Robert, foreman mason, 115 Craigs RoadMarlow, Wm., mason, 70 Shakespeare StreetMarshall, Alex. Gr., National telephone inspector, 2 SutherlandTerrace, mMarshall, Fred., street musician, 21 High StreetMarshall, Hugh, mason, BleachfieldMarshall, James, gas stoker, 21 Wallace StreetMarshall, John, knitting machine overseer, 107 St. Michael StreetMarshall, John, baker, 1 Seed Roav, mMarshall, J. B., wood and coal merchant, Caledonian Goods DepotMarshall, Thomas, spirit merchant, 77 English Street ; h St.Catherine'sMarshall, Mrs M., 36 High StreetMartin, A., & Sons, tailors and clothiers, 32 Church CrescentMartin, Claude Wilson, tailor and clothier, 34 Church CrescentMartin, David, tobacconist, 4 Midsteeple Buildings ; h KingholmBank CottageMartin, Grieig:, wood carter, 3 Ashfield Cottages, Glasgow Street, mMartin, James, general labourer, 26 Church Street, mMartin, James, caretaker, 30 English StreetMartin, James, mason, 131 Loreburn StreetMartin, Michael, town labourer, 9 WhitesandsMartin, Owen, labourer, 2 St. Michael's Building'sMartin, Theodore, P.O. lineman, 73 Queen StreetMartin, Thomas, porter, 69 English StreetMartin, Thomas, tailor, 67 St. Michael's StreetMartin, W., shoemaker, 12 Church Crescent; h 5 Moffat RoadMartin, Mrs, 78 St. Michael StreetMasserallo, Mrs A., confectioner, 69 Friars' Vennel; h 102 QueensberryStreetMason, John, patternmaker. 43 Church Street, mMason, Joseph, newsagent, 8 King StreetMather, Robert, 4 Nith AvenueMather, W. J., 31 Glasgow Street, mMathison, James, baker, 5 Observatory Terrace, mMathieson, Miss Jane, 7 Carruthers' CottagesMathison, Bella, 41 Munches StreetMatthews, William, superintendent, Prudential Assurance Coy.,34 Bank Street; h Dunelm, mMatthews, Mrs, Murray HouseMaxwell, J., & Son, booksellersHigh Streetand stationers, etc., 97 and 99

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 207Maxwell, W. J. & R., estate factors, 151 Irish StreetMaxwell, Dougald, tweed drawer, 157 St. Michael Stre-etMaxwell, Francis Xavier, bank accountant, Braehead, RosemoimtStreet, mMax^vell, John, hairdresser, 79 and 81 English StreetMaxwell, John, cooper, 20 Irish StreetMaxwell, John, 9a Kirkowens StreetMaxwell, John, fireman, 4 Ros-evale CottagesMaxwell, John Robison, painter, 69 Queen StreetMaxwell, Joseph, cab proprietor, 194 St. Michael StreetMaxwell, Robert, slater and chimney sweep, 10 Burns StreetMaxwell, M., railway signalman, 40 College Street, mMaxwell, Robert, plumber, 1 Cameron PlaceMaxwell, Robert, compositor, 27 Church Street, mMaxwell, Robert, solicitor, Clyde Villa, Craigs RoadMaxwell, Thomas, shoemaker, DockheadMaxwell, Thomas William, teacher, Offerton, Troqueer Road, mMaxwell, William, confectioner, 33 Irish StreetMaxwell, W. J., estate factor, 151 Irish StreetMaxwell, Mrs M. G. T., Bellevue HouseMaxwell, Mrs Thomas, spirit merchant, Nithsdale Inn, Whitesands; h 15 Brewery StreetMaxwell, Mrs, 5 Castle StreetMaxwell, Miss Isa G., Tarquah, mMaxwell, Miss May, teacher of defective children, 1 CassalandsTerrace, mMaxwell, Miss, NunbankMaxwelltown Men's Own Club, 17 Howgate Street, mMay, Michael, labourer, 11 High Street, mMay, Miss Esther, 17 Church Street, mMaye, Patrick, 60 Shakespeare StreetMayes, William, millworker, 4 Swan's VennelMaypole Dairy Co., Ltd., provision merchants, 137 High StreetMazzolini, G., ice cream vendor, 16 Market Square, mMeadowcroft, Mrs, matron, Girls' Home, BarnslapsMearns, John S., journalist, 20 Carnegie StreetMeechan, John, dyer, 35 College Street, mMeechan, Thomas, quaryman, 167 High StreetMeechan, Thomas, plumber, 36 King Street, mMellish, Miss, South View, Annan RoadMelville, Mrs M., 10 King Street, mMenary, Andrew, millworker, 8 Mill Road, mMenary, George, coach painter, 41 Bank StreetMenary, James, coachsmith, 1 West Park Terrace, mMenary, Miss R., 33 Burns StreetMenzies, Peter, manager. Singer Sewing Machine Co., Ltd., 14Devorgilla Terrace, mMercer, Mrs J., 35 Rae StreetMerrie, John, signalman, Victoria Place, StoopMerry, Mrs D., 16 Howgate Street, m

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:Millburn,, Middleton,GENERAL DIRECTORY. 209Michie, F. W., H.M. Inspector of Schools, 10 Albany PlaceMichie, George, flesher, 85 Queensberry StreetMiddkton, T. G., nurseryman, Elmgrove Nursery; h CemeteryLodgeMrs, 43 Irish Street'Middleton, Miss M., fruiterer and florist, 49 English StreetliMillburn, James, builder, 29 Shakespeare StreetMiss, millworker, 62 High StreetMilloy, Mrs, 14 Church Street, mMilroyj Alexander, solicitor, 77 Buccleuch Street; h The Laggan,Ardwall RoadMilroy, James, plumber, 65 English Street ; h 89 Queen StreetMilroy, John, engine-driver. Union Villa, MilldamheadMill, Thomas, designer, 1 Henry StreetMills, Thomas, railway guard, NoblehillMills, Mrs Marget, 49 St. Michael StreetMillar, Andrew, carriage and motor builder, Nith Street and NithPlace; h Alexandria Villa, Rotchell Park, mMillar, James, tuner, 2 Church Street, ^mMillar, James, pattern weaver, 47 Swan's VennelMillar, Robert, watchmaker, 5 Albert Place, George StreetMillar, William, baker, 10 Wallace StreetMillar, Mrs Andrew, Abbotsford CottagesMillar, Mrs Andrew, 34 Academy StreetMillar, Mrs M., 3 Laurieknowe, mMillar, Mrs, 1 Langholm Place. Annan RoadMillar, Miss Mary Glassel, Albany HouseMillar, Jessie, 34 Kmg Street, mMiller, Charles, coachtrimmer, Parkfoot, Edinburgh RoadMiller, David, engine-driver, 24 Queen StreetMiller, D., lalbourer, 148 Irish StreetMiller, Edward, tuner, 5 West Park Terrace, mMiller, James, railway employee, 93 Queensberry StreetMiller, James R. A., hosiery warehouseman, 122 Loreburn StreetMiller, John, 5 Nith StreetMiller, Joseph, flesher and game dealer, 5 and 7 St. David Street;h 25 Buccleuch StreetMiller, J., powerloom tuner, 14 Burns StreetMiller, Robert, engraver, 23 Rae StreetMiller,Thomas, baker, 118 Friars' VennelMiller, William, stockingmaker, 5 Devorgilla Terrace, mMiller, Wm. L., picture framer and gilder, 13 Queen Street; h 101Queen StreetMiller, Mrs Annie, millworker, 21 High StreetMiller, Mrs I., Glebe Street LaundryMiller, Miss S., Hope Cottage, Troqueer Road, mMilligan, David, powerloom weaver, 37 Irish StreetMilligan, David, butcher, 5 Nith Place; h 98 Queen StreetMilligan, Donald M'Lean, hotel boots, 28 Irish StreetMilligan, George, butcher, 58 English Street; h Lintalee, MoffatRoad

210 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Milligan, George, gardener, 15 King Street, mMilligan, George, coachman, 14 Primrose Street, mMilliga.n, I. B., butcher, 11 English Street; h 17 Catherine StreetMilligan, Irving B., jun., butcher, 6 Midsteeple Buildings; h 11Catherine StreetMilligan, John, wool, seed, and manure merchant, 34 and 3oWhitesandsMilligan, Joseph P., jeweller, 128 High Street; h Aldouran,Castle-Douglas Road, mMilligan, Robert, Balmaine, Dalbeattie Road, mMilligan, Robert, commercial agent, 77 Buccleuch StreetMilligan, Robert, shoemaker, 10 Briar BankMilligan, Thomas, grain merchant, 96 High Street ; h 98 HighStreetMilligan, William, saddler, 9 Irish StreetMilligan, J., & Co., saddlers, 5 and 7 Friars' VennelMilligan, William, drapery manager, 5 Primrose Street, mMilligan, Mrs Mary, Gerrand Villa, Charnwood RoadMilligan, Mrs Mary Ann, millworker, 154 St. Michael StreetMilligan, Mrs, Pullman TerraceMilligan, Miss, 25 Buccleuch StreetMilligan, J. A., 7 LanglandsMiskelly, H., postman, 3 West Park Terrace, mMiskelly, Mrs, Fleet Cottage, Annan RoadMitchell, David, Invergarry, Laurieston Avenue, mMitchell, Francis, coach painter, 76 Queensberrj' StreetMitchell, James William, coal agent, G. & S.-W. Mineral Station;h Oakland, NoblehillMitchell, J. Archer, maker of artificial teeth, 38 George StreetMitchell, J. Archer, Ltd., makers of artificial teeth, 38 GeorgeStreetMitchell, Mrs Catherine, 18 St. David StreetMitchell, Miss Mary, 8 Carruthers' CottagesMitchell, Janette, dressmaker, 164 St. Michael StreetMoffat, R. J. & Son, plumberSj 37 English StreetMoffat, R. J., plumber, 35 English StreetMoffat, George, traveller, Ellenlea, GreenbraeMoffat, James, builder, 28 Broom's RoadMoffat, James Mein, plumber, 59 English StreetMoffat, James, house painter, 7 Old Bridge Street, mMoffat, J. C, 1 Carruthers' CottagesMoffat, Samuel, farm labourer, 23 Glasgow Street, mMoffat, William, locomotive engine-dl-iver, 1 Cameron Place,*Craigs RoadMoffat, William, farm labourer, 44 Glasgow Street, mMoffat, Mrs Agnes, 7i St. Andrew StreetMoffat, Mrs Annie, 20 Church CrescentMoffat, Mrs, 38 English StreetMoffat, Miss A., 5 Douglas Terrace, Annan Road,Mogerley, G., pork butcher, 49 Friars' Vennel; h 47 Friars'^Vennel

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 211Moir, W. Henry, banker, Union Bank of Scotland, Ltd., EnglishStreet; h Kenilworth, Hermitage Drive, mMolloy, Mrs Ada, Cornwall Mount, St. Mary's StreetMonaghan, Gilbert, labourer, 12 Old Bridge Street, mMonaghan, Peter, labourer, 4 Maxwell Street, mMonteith, James, representative of Sanquhar and Kirkconnel Collieries,22 Carnegie StreetMonteith, James Adams, coach-bodymaker, 58 Brewery StreetMonteich, Mrs Mary Jane, pastry baker and confectioner, 28 KingStreetMontgomery, John, storeman, 2 Cresswell PlaceMontgomery, John, postman, 2 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeMontgomery, J. S., bookseller, stationer, etc., 109 High Street; hOctavia House, York PlaceMontgomery, Samuel, porter, 32 Brewery StreetMontgomery, William, cashier, 3 David Street, Montgomery, William, joiner, 65 College Street, mMontgomery. Mrs Margaret, seamstress, 61 Glasgow Street, mMontgomery, Eliza, 5 College Street, mMoodie, James M., hosier and stocking knitter, Millerston, NewabbeyRoad, mMoodie, William, solicitor, 106 Irish Street; h 41 Castle StreetMoodie, Mrs, 8 Terregles Street, mMoore, Miss Jessie, 21 Laurieknowe, mMoorheads' Hospital, St. Michael StreetMoran, George, cabinetmaker, 55 College Street, mMoran, James, labourer, 12 Market Square, mMoran, Thomas, painter, 4 College Street, mMorgan, Sergeant-Major, Territorial instructor, 7 Assembly StreetMorgan, Mrs S., 77 Shakespeare StreetMorgan, Miss Cissy, teacher of music and singing, KnightsbrookeHouse, Shakespeare StreetMoriarty, Henry, compositor, 23 Wallace StreetMoriarty. Miss A., 3 Murray PlaceMorley, James, blacksmith, 16 Burns StreetMorley, John, 19 Irish StreetMorley, Robert, plumber and gasfitter, 68 College Street, m; hTranzay Villa, mMorley, Walter, joiner, 15 Maxwell Street, mMorley, Mrs S., 68i College Street, mMorrin, R., & Sons, wholesale fruit merchants, New Market, LoreburnStreetMorrin, James A., wholesale fruit merchant, Alfriston, Lovers'WalkMorrin, John, gardener, 30 Market Street,Morrin, Robert, wholesale fruit merchant, Cintra VillaMorrin, Samuel, fish merchant, 167 St. Michael Street ; h 100Broom's RoadMorrin, Misses, Fernlea, Newabbey Road, m (apartments)Morrin, Miss E., Bible-woman, Dumfries Town Missionm

212 GENERAL DIRECTOHY.Morrin, Miss Mary, millworker, 40 Church Street, mMorris, Michael, lithographer, 141 Loreburn StreetMichael's BuildingsMorrison^ Charles, spinner, 9 St.Morrison, Donald, railway porter, Victoria PlaceMorrison, James, mason, 34 Glasgow Street, mMorrison, John, insurance agent, 6 Devorgilla Terrace, mMorrison, John, gardener, Roseneath CottagesMorrison, John, 138 St. Michael StreetMorrison, Thomas, butcher, 82 Broom's RoadMorrison, Miss, confectioner and restaurateur. The Carlton, 60High StreetMorrison, Mrs Jane, 89 Queensberry' StreetMorrison, Mrs Sarah, 28 Brewery Street, (apartments)Morrison, Mrs Sarah, 93 English StreetMorton Bros., wholesale grocers, 102 English StreetMorton, James, wholesale grocer, Claremont, Annan RoadMorton, James, railway employee, Pleasance Cottage, Annan RoadMorton, John, pattern weaver, 149 St. Michael StreetMorton, John, grocer, 2 Woodvale Terrace, mMorton, Mrs J., wine and spirit merchant, 55 and 57 Queen Street jh 53 Queen StreetMoryson, T. A., Isabank, Annan RoadMotroni, Antonio, ice cream merchant, 160 High Street ; h 164High StreetMoulson, Arthur, foreman, mineral water works, 82 WhitesandsMoyes, James, tailor, 135 High StreetMuir, Alexander, police constable, 4 Police Buildings, TerreglesStreet, mMuir, Andrew, plumber, 3 NithbankMuir, Alexander, painter, 25 Swan's VennelMuir, Andrew C, plumber, 10 Welldale Terrace,Muir, David, house painter, 25 Market Street, mMuir, James, painter, 52 George StreetMuir, James, painter, Millbrae Terrace, mMuir, John, clerk, Chrystal Place, Watling StreetMuir, John, auxiliary postman, 48 St. Michael StreetMuir, John, railway guard, Tannock Place, GreenbraeMuir, Nichol, house' painter, 47 Glasgow Street, mMuir, Walter Chapman, chauflPeur, 20 Church CrescentMuir, William Lamb, The Holm, mMuir, Mrs Ellen, 6 Glasgow Street, mMuir, Mrs Mary, 70 College Street, mMuir, Maria, cook and restaurateur, 139 St. Michael Street ; h 14!St. Michael StreetMuirhead, Elspeth, 79 Queen Street (apartments)Muldoon, Patrick, assurance agent, 17 Shakespeare StreetMulhearn, John, labourer, 32 Church Street, mMulhearr^ Martin, labourer, 8 Queensberry StreetMulhearn, Patrick, labourer, 40 Church Street, mMulhearn, Thomas, labourer, 11 Market Street, mm

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 213Mulholland, John, coal agent, 37 Burns StreetMulholland, John, coal merchant, Caledonian Goods StationMulholland, J., & Co., ironmongers, 84 Friars' VennelMulholland, J., ironmonger, 1 Nunholm VillasMullins, Richard F., R.C. clergyman, St. Andrew's HouseMullins, Mrs, 154 St. Michael StreetMulloy, Mrs B., 40 Friars' VennelMundell, James, gardener. Moat Brae, George StreetMundell, Robert, painter, 38 Broom's RoadMundell, James, 75 English Street (apartments)Mundell, Mrs, 2 Braehead Terrace, mMundell, Mrs, 85 WhitesandsMunro, Robert D., teacher, 6 Wellwood PlaceMunro, William, J. P., draper, 2, 4, and 6 Church Crescent; h 121Broom's RoadMurdoch, George, framework knitter, Corberry Cottage, mMurdoch, John, railway engine cleaner, 66 College Street, mMurdoch, John, 2 Rosemount Terrace, mMurdoch, John, coach painter, 33 Swan's VennelMurdoch, John J., shepherd, 11 Glasgow Street, mMurdoch, Joseph, stockingmaker, 66 Glasgow Street, mMurdoch, Joseph, spinner, 50 Irish StreetMurdoch, Joseph, grocer, 78 Friars' Vennel ; h 3 St. David StreetMurdoch, Robert, framework knitter, 28 Church Street, mMurdoch, William, millworker, 6 Howgate Street, mMurdoch, William, Oakfield Villa, NoblehillMurdoch, M., milliner, 46 High StreetMurdoch, Mrs John, 8 Dunbar TerraceMurdoch, Mrs M., 34 Glasgow Street, mMurdoch, Mrs M. A., Bertram HouseMurdoch, Mrs, Daphne, Kingholm RoadMurdoch, Mrs, 5 Howgate Street, mMurdoch, Mrs, 149 St. Michael StreetMurdoch, Misses A. & A., 7 Terregles Street, mMurdoch, Miss Grace E., 6 Eastfield RoadMurison, Mrs John, Deveron Cottage, Glebe StreetMurphie, James E., boot, shoe, and clogmaker, 30 High Street;h Elwyn Cottage, Annan RoadjNlurphie, John, tannery employee, 12 Burns StreetMurphie, Mrs Agnes, 68 Glasgow Street, mMurphie, Miss Fanny J., Palmerston, mMurphie, Miss J.j flesher, 4 English Street; h Cresswell HouseMurphy, David, draper, 1 Ulster Place, mMurphy, Henry, plasterer, 3 Old Bridge Street, mMurphy, James, hawker, 44 Queensberry StreetMurphy, John O'D., R^C. clergvman, Brooke StreetMurphy, Patrick, tanner, 10 Swan's VennelMurphy, Mrs A., 34 Glasgow Street, mMurray, Andrew, marine engineer, 43 Buccleuch StreetMurray, Andrew, roadman, Castledykes Cottage, Glencaple Road

214 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Murray, Andrew, baker, Maryfield Lodge, Bankend RoadMurray, Andrew, railway employee, Nith Lodge, DockheadMurray, Andrew, sawyer, 157 St. Michael StreetMurray, A., spirit merchant, 42 Queensberry Street; h 1 KingStreetMurray, Charles, tinsmith, 114 Queensberry StreetMurray, George, signalman, Albert Cottage, NoblehillMurray, Hugh, labourer, 81 Loreburn StreetMiirray, James, & Son, coal merchants, Caledonian Railway GoodsYardMurray, James, railway employee, 106 Broom's RoadMurray, James, labourer, 22 College Street, mMurray, James, baker, 34 Galloway Street, m; h Helenlea, TerreglesStreet, mMurray, John, M.A., teacher, 10 Carnegie StreetMurray, John, hairdresser, 22 Friars' VennelMurray, John, barber, 2 Old Bridge Street, mMurray, P. M.^ M.D., doctor of medicine, 33 Castle StreetMurray, Richard, joiner, 36 Queen StreetMurray, Robert, labourer, 38 College Street, mMurray, Robert, joiner, 5 Maxwell Place, Annan RoadMurray, Thomas, caretaker, sewage works, Castledykes Low LodgeMurray, Thomas, framework knitter, 19 David Street, mMurray, Thomas, joiner, 3 Linden Grove

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 215Neish, Mrs, 150 Irish StreetNeisham, James, jobbing gardener, 38 English StreetNeisham, Thomas, millworker, 14 High StreetNeisham, Thomas, millworker, 14 Swan's VennelNeisham, William, gardener, 14 Burns StreetNeisham, Mrs Marion, 3 St. Michael StreetNeisham Miss M., 62 High StreetNelson, James, & Sons, Ltd., fleshers,122 High StreetNelson, John, painter, 17 Briar Bank, GreenbraeNelson, Robert, blacksmith, Pleasance, Annan RoadNebon, Thomas A., commercial traveller, Twiglees Cottage, MaxwellStreetNelson, William, painter, 30 Bank StreetNelson, Mrs J. K., 3 Terregles Street, mNewall, Edward, railway employee, 24 Swan's VennelNewall, John, out porter, 18 M'Lellan StreetNewall, Robert, tailor, 162 Irish StreetNewall, Mrs Eliz., Nithsdale TerraceNewbigging, Mrs John, 3 Lorebnrn ParkNewbigging, Mrs T. K., 9 Albany PlaceNewby, John, assurance superintendent,16 Kirkowens StreetNewcombe, Ambrose E., stonemason, 8 Balmoral RoadNewlands, Charles, carder, 4 Henry StreetNewlands, Thomas, coach bodymaker, 123 St. Michael StreetNewland, Mrs Janet, Pleasance Cottage, Annan RoadNewlands, Miss Janet, 29 King Street, mNewlands, Agnes, 184 St. Michael StreetNichol, William, fireman, 10 High StreetNichol, William, framework knitter, 11 Welldale Terrace, mNichol, Mrs Barbara, millworker, Nithsdale TerraceNicholson, John E., clerk, 12 Academy StreetNicholson, John H., pharmacist, 3 Glasgow Street, m; h Airlie,mTerregles Street,Nicholson, Mrs Clara O'Neill, 18 Broom's RoadNicholson, Mrs Mary, 11 Glasgow Street, mNicholson, Miss Maggie, 7 Howgate Street, mNicholson, Elizabeth, 138 St. Michael StreetNicholson, Janet, general servant, Greenbrae TerraceNicol, Andrew, house painter, 40 Irish StreetNicol, Andrew, ex-sub-inspector of police, 9 Maxwell Place, AnnanRoadNicoll, Charles, butcher, 9 King StreetNicol, David, engineman, Millbrae Terrace, mNicoll, James, postman, 11 David Street, mNicoll, J. S., plumber, 41 Munches StreetNicoll, Mrs J.', 164 High StreetNicoll, Mrs M., Lindsay PlaceNicol, Jenny, 58 Friars' VennelVicolson, Alexander N., Unionist organising secretary, 98 IrishStreet ; h Scalpa, Cardoness StreetNicolson, Robert, hosiery maker, 34 Queen Street

216 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Nightingale, James, wool spinner, 1 Westpark Terrace, mNightingale, John, millworker, 2 David Street, mNisbet, William, fruit salesman. Woodbine Cottage, GreenbraeNisbet, Mrs Eliz., certificated ladies' nurse, 8 Haddon's Place, mNish, James, coalman, 16 Swan's VennelNiven, John^ carter, 2 Nith BankNiven, William, chauffeur, 16 Grej^friars' StreetNiven, Mrs E., 62 College Street,.mNiven, Mrs, 149 St. Michael StreetNivison, Mrs, 117 Queen StreetNivison, Miss, HollyhurstNoble, Joseph, sheriff and bar officer, 14 Cardoness StreetNodwell, James, postingmaster, New George Hotel, 23 and 25 High-Street and Irish StreetNorth of Scotland and Town and County Bank, Ltd., 23 Bank StreetNotman, James, 71 Glasgow Street, mo:O'Brien, Daniel, clergyman, 27 Brooke StreetO'Brien, David, bootmaker, 79 Friars' Vennel; h 113 Broom's RoadO'Brien, James, tanneries, 90 St. Michael StreetO'Brien, John, labourer, 2 Mitchell's Lane, mO'Brien, Mrs Jane, 50 High StreetO'Brien, Miss, Nithsdale TerraceO'Connell, Daniel, drover, 17 Loreburn StreetOffice Supplies Co., typewriter dealers, typing office, stationers,etc., 93 Irish StreetOldfield, Wilfred, Tedisden, Albert Road, mO'Leary, Miss, broker, 159 St. Michael StreetO'Leary. Helen, 2 Market Square, mOliver, Thomas, baker, 149 High StreetOmissi, Enrico, confectioner, 68 High StreetO'Neil, James, wood and coal merchant, 167 High StreetO'Neil, John, hawker, 167 High StreetO'Neil. John, gardener, 2 Maxwell Street, mOney, Thomas H., seed merchant, 1 Douglas TerraceOney, Thomas H., & Sons, seed merchants, 10 Church CrescentOney, Henrietta, 1 Douglas TerraceOsborne, Patrick, mason, 19 Shakespeare StreetOsborne, Robert, millworker, 4 Maxwell Street, mOughton. Robert, confectioner, Roval Restaurant, 8 Church Place:. ^ ,h Nith HillOvens, Thomas T., hatter and hosier, 33 Friar's Vennel ; h 31 Friars'VennelOverend. James, compositor, 2 Rvedale Terrace, mOwens. John, quarryman, 11 Hish StreetOwen, Mrs Mary, 2 Carruthers' Cottages

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 21Pagan, Adam, railway porter, 34 King Street, mRagan, Charles, 92 Queen Street (apartments)Ragan, David, lorryman, 6 Briar Bank, GreenbraeRagan, Robert, cashier, 125 Broom's RoadRagan, Samoiel, millworker, 21 High StreetPaisley, Alexander, fruiterer and confectioner, 4 Nith Place; h25 Wallace StreetPaisley, John, house painter, 28 Market Street, mPaisley, Mrs, 14 High StreetPalmer, Alexander, builder, 4 Old Bridge Street, mPalmer, Alfred E., spirit merchant, Dumfries Arms, 26 and 28Whitesands; h 27 WhitesandsPalmer, Charles, hotel-keeper, Woodbank HotelPalmer, Jonathan, carter, 49 High StreetPapple, Miss E. J., 19 Laurieknowe, mPapple, Robert, hardware merchant, 37 Galloway Street, m.Parker, William, postman, 3 Murray PlaceParry, Mrs, 3 Maxwell Street, mPark, W. G., watchmaker, 104 Friars' Venn el; h Northmost House,Cardoness StreetPaterson, Sons & Co., pianoforte and music sellers, 20 EnglishStreetPaterson, George, millworker, 18 Howgate Street, mPaterson, James, millworker, 85 English StreetPaterson, James C, carter, 4 St. Michael StreetPaterson, John, coachsmith, 68^ College Street, mPaterson, John, railway guard, 9 Murray Place, Glebe StreetPaterson, John, building contractor, 2 Nellieville Terrace, mPaterson, John, builder, The Pleasance, 9 Troqueer Road, mPaterson, John, butcher, 5 St. Michael StreetPaterson, John, ploughman. StoopPaterson, John, 2 Turner's Terrace, Glasgow Street, mPaterson, Joseph, Glencaird, CastlebankPaterson, William, crane-driver, 19 Briar Bank, GreenbraePaterson, William, farmer, Noblehill FarmPaterson, Mrs A., 21 High StreetPaterson, Miss Isabella, glovemaker, 102 Queenisberry StreetPaterson, Mrs Margaret, 15 Maxwell Street, mPaterson, Miss, seamstress, 28 Galloway Street, mPaterson, Elizabeth, wine merchant, 32 WhitesandsPaterson, Margaret, Elizafield, Terregles Street, mPaton, George K., commercial traveller, 2 Brookville TerracePaton, John, Ashbourne, mPaton, Thomas, 2 Market Square, mPaton. William, draper, tailor, and clothier, 14 Galloway Street, m;h Richmond House, Cassalands. mRaton. Miss J. G., milliner, 120 Hiczh Street; h 16 Brooke StreetPatrick, William, book finisher, 4 Balmoral RoadPatterson, Alexander, cab-driver, 62 Broom's Road

218 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Patterson, Andrew, clothier, 72 and 76 High Street ; h Claraville,Rotchell Road, mPatterson, David, sto-ckingmaker, 5 High StreetPatterson, James, vanman, 52 English StreetPatterson, John, millworker, 24 Friars' VennelPatterson, John, labourer. Ivy Bank, Mill Road, mPatterson, John S., labourer, 53 High StreetPatterson, J., Simla Villa, Annan RoadPatterson, Joseph, gro-cer's assistant, 16 Howgate Street, mPatterson, Thomas, labourer, 9 King StreetPatterson, Thomas Wm., powerloom tuner, 21 Church Street, mPatterson, Mrs Margaret, Greylands, Moffat RoadPatterson, Mrs, 117 Broom's RoadPattie, Robert, auctioneer, 25 Buccleuch StreetPattie, Elizabeth, 5 Saughtree Villa, Annan RoadPattinson, George, telegraphist, 4 Henry StreetPattinson, Isaac, coachpainter, 40 Academy StreetPattinson, Isaac, church officer, 115 Irish StreetPatton, David, hairdresser and phonograph dealer, 14 King vStreeth 11 Cardoness StreetPatton, T. G., hairdresser, 84 Queensberry Street; h 86 QueensberryStreetPaul, Matthew, drain contractor, Greenbrae CottagePayne, Andrew, foreman winder, 4 Church Street, mPayne, James, grocer and wine and spirit merchant. BreweryStreet ; h 8 Gordon StreetPayne, James, sheep dealer, 14 Montague StreetPayne, William J., compositor, 4 Primrose Street, mPayne. Misses, Arden Lea, Rae Street (apartments)Peacock, Miss Grace, grocer, 1 Church Street, mPea^l Life Assurance Co., Ltd., 16 Buccleuch StreetPearson, David, labourer, 26 High StreetPearson, James, pattern weaver, 23 Terregles Street, mPearson. John, grocer and confectioner, 15 Queensberry Street; h13 Irving StreetPearson, John, chauffeur, 73 Queensberry StreetPearson, W., foreman mill warper. 20 High Str-etPeat, Robert, millworker. 14 Greyfriars' StreetPeat, William, mill warper, 1 Sutherland Terrace, mPeat. Mrs Mary, 4 Wallace StreetPeebles, Mrs, millworker, 7 Swan's VennelPenman, Andrew Clark, motor carriage manufacturer, QueensberryMotor Works; h Mile AshPenman, William Hiddleston, cycle merchant, 10 English Street;h 2 Newall TerracePercy, George, dyer, 47 Glasgow Street, mPercy, George, plasterer. 53 High StreetPercy, Robert, dogger. 33 College Street, mPercy, Mrs Agnes, 46 Irish StreetPercy, Mrs, 15 Wallace StreetPeters, E. M., milliner, 97 Friars' Vennel; h 7 Observatory Terrace,m

iGENERAL DIRECTORY. 219Phillips, William, slater, 46 Friars' VennelC. Steuart, procurator-fiscal, County Buildings; h 4 LoversPhyn'WalkPlumpton, J. Herbert, foreman tanner, 112 Queen StreetPollock, Misses M. and J., 114 Queen StreetPool, James, ostler, 26 High StreetPool, John, scavenger, 10 Market Square, mPool, Mrs Mary, dressmaker, Greenbrae TerracePorteous, William H., 39 Brooke StreetPorter, Robert, typewriter dealer, 89 Irish StreetPorter, James, labourer, 25 Friars' VennelPotter, John, labourer, 62 High StreetPoyntor, John, Son & Macdonalds, seed and manure merchants,18 Bank StreetPreacher, Francis, joiner, 55 College Street, m; h 29 CollegemStreet,Preacher, James, joiner, 50 College Street, mPreacher, William, joiner, 23 King Street, mPrice, Mrs Jane, dressmaker, 189 High StreetPrimrose & Gordon, writers, 30 Bank StreetPrimrose, John, solicitor, Arundel House, mPrimrose, William, writer, Primrose Hill, mPringle, F. O., burgh assessor, 12 Buccleuch Street; h BenholmBank, Watlinc' StreetPringle, James, horse breaker, Essex ParkPringle, James, signalman, 51 Queen StreetPringle, Robert, jockey, Hoyland VillaPringle, Robert Smith, groom, 3 Mathieson Terrace, NoblehillPringle, Mrs Mary, spirit merchant, Ship Inn, 97 St. Michael StreetPringle, Helen, Moreland Cottage, Greenbrae LoaningPrimett, Edwin, clerk, 4 Nellieville Terrace, mProfit, Benjamin, fireman, 86 St. Michael StreetProsser, Richard, nurserj' foreman. Westfield CottageProud, William, labourer, 3 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeProudfoot, Andrew, labourer, 36 High StreetProudfoot, George, powerloom tuner, Lewis Place, mProudfoot, Greorge, labourer, 41 Munches StreetProudfoot, Thomas, labourer, 17 King StreetProudfoot, Thomas, painter. Railway View, Annan RoadProudfoot, Mrs, glove seamer, 1 Mill Road, mPucka, coffee importers, 69 Buccleuch StreetPurcell, Frederick, millworker, 120 St. Michael StreetPurdie, Mrs Janet, weaver, 33 Church Street, mPyle, James, 145 High StreetPyle, John, mason, 135 High StreetPyles, Mrs Janet, 60 Shakespeare Street

220 GENERAL DIEECTORT.QQueen's JNurees, 29 Rae Street (Miss K. Stevenson and Miss S. C.Brown)Queen, Mrs, 7 King StreetQuinn, John, paekman, 2 Market Street, mQuinn, Thomas, weaver, 9 Market Street, mQuinn, Mrs Arthur, 1 Manning Place, niQuinn, Margaret, 9 Mill Road, mRRactliffe, George Nathaniel, commission agent and billiard roomkeeper, 145 High Street; h 6 Gordon StreetRactliffe, John, cornmission agent, 2 St. Clair TerraceRae, David J., fishing tackle maker, 1 Rae StreetRae, George A., tailor, 74 Queen StreetRae, George D., yardsman, 28 Galloway Street, mRae, James, cab-driver, 19 Assembly StreetRae, John, carter, 39 Loreburn StreetRae, John, vanman, 19 WhitesandsRae, Matthew, painter, 169 St. Michael StreetRae, Robert Leckie, grocer's assistant, 185 St. Michael StreetRae, Robert M., dental mechanic, 16 Watling StreetRae, Thomas, saddler, 35 Bank Street : h 22 Academy StreetRae, Thomas, stockingmaker, 185 St. Michael StreetRaeburn, James Alex., assistant medical officer of health and schoolmedical inspector. Dirleton, Castle-Douglas Road, mRae, Mrs Elizabeth, Douglas Cottage, GreenbraeRae, Mrs Mary, 16 Watling StreetRae, Mrs, 20 Loreburn StreetRae, Miss M. A., 1 Union StreetRae, Miss, Mount SydneyRaffel, Mrs. 180 St. Michael StreetRafferty, William, 7 Chapel StreetRamage, John, shoemaker, 16 Brewery StreetRammel, James, fireman, 17 King StreetRamsay, James, plumber and water officer, 5 St. Michael's Terrace,Henry StreetRamsay, Mrs Agnes. 159 Irish StreetRamsay, Mrs J., 7 Catherine Street'Rameden, Joseph, hotel-keeper, White Swan Hotel, 67 and 69Queensberry StreetRamsdorf, H. C. .4.. watchmaker and jeweller, 125 High Street;h 52 Academy StreetRankin, Andrew, ironmonger, 174 Hio;h StreetRankine, David, mason, 52 Broom's RoadRankine, James, postal clerk, J^uchnacraig, Annan RoadRankine, James, painter. Bleachfield

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 221liankine, James, joiner, 187 High Street; h. 4 Maryville Terrace,Broom's RoadRankin, Thomas, ostler, 9 Queen StreetRankin, Mrs, Enderley, Newabbey Road, mRankine, Miss M. J., fruiterer and confectioner, 26 GallowayStreet, m; h 3 Roscmount Terrace, mRankine, Miss N., 3 Rosemount Terrace, mRattray, James D., tailor and cutter, 4 Corberry Terrace, TroqueerRoad, mRawlins, J., saddler, 7 Whitesands; h 5 Braehead Terrace, mRawson, James, clerk and organist, 6 Laurieknowe, mRawson, Robert, assurance agent, Millgreen, mRawson, Mrs Agnes, 6 Ryedale Terrace, mRedmayne, S., & Sons, clothiers, 101 High StreetRegan, Mrs, 48 Church Sreet, mReid, Archibald, postman, 14 Market Street, mReid, H. B., inspector of poor, Gordon BankReid, James, hatter, 114 and 116 High Street; h Norwood, GlebeStreetReid, James, chemist, 124 High Street; h 25 Catherine StreetReid, James S., sheep farmer, Westwood, Edinburgh RoadReid, John, baker, 109 St. Michael Street; h Castledykes CottageReid, John, blacksmith, 34 English StreetReid, John, Greystone HouseReid, Misses, Greystone HouseReid, Matthew, vanman, 23 Galloway Street, mReid, Robert, gas collector and secretary to Scottish Carpet BowlingAssociation, 2 Brooke StreetReid, Robert, engine-driver. Primrose BankReid, Simon, photographer, 18 Montague StreetReid, Thomas, traction engine driver, 2 Balmoral Place, GreenbraeReid, T.,King's Arms Posting Establishment, Glasgow Street, mReid, William, painter, 56 Bucrleuch Street; h 18 Laurieknowe, mReid, W., labourer, 16 Queensberry StreetReid, Mrs James, Minto Place, St. Michael StreetReid, Mrs M., shopkeeper, 6 Woodside Terrace, Ryedale, mReid, Mrs, 21 Galloway Street, mReid, Miss Jane, 6 Glasgow Street, mReith, W. Forbes, foreman dyer, Craighall, Troqueer Road, mRemington Typewriting Company. 30 St.David StreetRennie, William, fisher, 4 Welldale Terrace, mRenwick, James, carter, 12 Burns StreetRevie, Norman, engine fitter, 156 High StreetRevie, William, grocer, 63 St. Michael StreetRhymer, Thomas, draper, 5 Manse CottagesRice, James, millworker, 98 High StreetRice, John, postal clerk, Archieville, Annan RoadRice, Richard, joiner, 53 High StreetRice, Mrs Mary, 47 Friars' YennelRichardson, Adam, plumber. 27 Church Street, mRichardson, David, millworker, 38 Church Street, m

222 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Richardson, David, cab-driver, 162 Irish StreetRichardson, David, engineman, 20a King Street, mRichardson, George, warper, 149 St. Michael StreetRichardson, James, tailor, 22 English StreetRichardson, James, railway carter, 81 English StreetRichardson, James, wholesale and retail fruiterer, 51 Nith PlaceRichardson, James, railway fireman, Rosebank Cottage, GreystoneRichardson, James, fireman, 7 Lindsay PlaceRichardson, John, sawyer, 75 Buccleuch StreetRichardson, John, 2 Cameron Place, Craigs RoadRichardson, John, surfaceman, Gillfield TerraceRichardson, John, shepherd, Marchhill CottageRichardson, John, upholsterer, 41 Munches StreetRichardson, Mrs, dressmaker, 41 Munches StreetRichardson, Michael, 36 King Street, mRichardson, Peter, mason, Pullman TerraceRichardson, Robert, engine-driver, 1 Etterby BankRichardson, Robert, weaver, 19 Maxwell Street, mRichardson, Roland, mason, 5 Church Street,Richardson, Victor Valentine, postman, 9 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeRichardson, William, storeman, 55 Friars' VennelRichardson, William, newsagent, 93 St. Michael StreetRichardson, William, plumber, 8 Swan's VennelRichardson, W. J., monumental sculptor. Glebe Street MonumentalWorks; h 177 St. Michael StreetRichardson, W. W., postman, " 1901," Glasgow Street, mRichardson, Mrs Catherine, Enrick, Cassalands,Richardson, Mrs Eliza., Whitehill, Annan RoadRichardson, Mrs Isa, fruiterer and confectioner, 112 High Street;h 30 St. David StreetRichardson, Mrs J., Thistle Lodge, GreenbraeRichardson, Mrs P. J., 19 Cardoness StreetRichardson, Mrs, 124 Qiieensberry StreetRiddell, Alexander, pattern weaver, 12 Wallace StreetRiddick, James, barber, 3 Church Street, mRiddick, John, gardener, Hope Cottage, Troqueer Road, mRiddick, Mrs, 72 Broom's RoadRigg, Mary J. M., 108 Broom's RoadRiley, Thomas, labourer, 1 Old Bridge Street, mRimmer, Miss CairnsideRitchie, James, tobacconist, 87 High Street; h Walnut Cottage,Annan RoadRitchie, John, platelayer, Comley Cottage, StoopRitchie, R. F., hotel-keeper, New Bazaar Hotel, 38 WhitesandsRitchie, Stewart, assistant registrar, 57 Buccleuch Street; h 9Victoria TerraceRitchie, Mrs Agnes, 9 Victoria TerraceRitchie, Thomas, church officer and hallkeeper, 37 WhitesandsRitchie, William, framework knitter, 8 David Street, mRitchie, W., insurance superintendent, 2 Douglas Terracemm

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 223Ritchie, Mrs Helen, 36 Rae StreetRobb, John, engine-driver, 10 Cardoness StreetRobb, William, sub-inspector of schools, Wester Holm, RotchellRoad, mRock, Mrs, Ronald's CourtRobertson, J., & Son, drapers, 19 Castle StreetRobertson & Bell, grocers, 63 English StreetRobertson & Wright, bakers, 12 Mill Road, mRobertson, A. G., tailor and clothier, 9 Irving StreetRobertson, David., butcher, 49 English StreetRobertson, James, draper, Ashmount, mRobertson, James, toacoo pipe maker, 1 Turner's Terrace, GlasgowStreet, mRobertson, James Alex., manufacturer, Saughtree House, AnnanRoadRobertson, John, upholsterer and french polisher, 135 High StreetRobertson, John, farmer, NunholmRobertson, John, spirit merchant, Fleshers' Arms, 48 LoreburnStreet ; h Teviot House, Newall TerraceRobertson, Joseph, traction engine driver, 15 St. Michael StreetRobertson, Oswald, wool sorter, 8 Woodside Terraee, Ryedale, mRobertson, Peter, yardsman, 32 High StreetRobertson, Thomas, plasterer, DockheadRobertson, Thomson, foreman engineer,7 Franklin Place, mRobertson, Thomas, baker, 28 Friars' VennelRobertson, Thomas, grocer, 4 Wallace StreetRobertson, William, dairyman, Eastfield HouseRobertson, William, stationmaster, Mount Pleasant, Annan RoadRobertson, W. G., tailor, 7 Devorgilla Terrace, mRobinson Bros. (Carlisle), Ltd., dry goods merchants, 89 HighStreetRobinson, Sam., house factor, 5 Bank Street; h Moreig, ArdwallRoadRobison, Alfred D., solicitor, 93 Irish Street; h Victoria Road, mRobison, David, accountant, Beechcroft, Victoria Road, mRobison, Harry J., chartered accountant, 93 Irish Street; h VictoriaRoad, mRobison, Mrs A., dairy, 138 Queensberry StreetRobison, Mrs Janet, 2 Welldale Place, mRobison, Miss J. G., 19 Terregles Street, mRobson, David, engineman, 1 Church CrescentRobson, David, upholsterer, Maxwell Street, Annan RoadRobson, George, drawer, 120 St. Michael StreetRobson, George H., bank accountant. National Bank HouseRobson, Henrj^ enaine-driver, Jardine Buildings, NoblehillRobson, James, 9 Observatory Terrace, mRobson, James, hairdresser, 13^ Glasgow Street, m ; h 4 TerreglesStreet, mRobson, John, county clerk, Cojinty Buildings; h Westbourne, mRobson, Joseph, saddler, 53 Shakespeare StreetRobson, J. Dewar, physician, 1 Hope Place, ra

224 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Robson, Thomas, butcher, 38 Munches StreetRobson, Thomas Alexander, hosi^ery factory manager, LanglandsVilla, Dunbar TerraceRobson, William, storeman, 86 English StreetRobeon, William, labourer, 35 Irish StreetRobson, Mrs Janet, 24 King Street, mRobson, Mrs Margaret, 21 \Yallace StreetRobson, Mrs, Roseberry BantRobson, Miss J. A., dressmaker, 1 Nith StreetRobson, Miss L., costumier, 17 Buccleuch StreetRobson, Miss Mary, 40 Academy Street (apartments)Rodd'an, Andrew H., 133 Queensberry StreetRoddan, Homar, joiner, 21 King Street, mRoddan, James, joiner. Airy Bank, NoblehillRoddan, John, chef, 2 Cassalands Terrace, mRoddan, John, storeman, Nith View, Swan's VennelRoddan. John, plumber, 15 St. Andrew StreetRoddan^ Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 24 Church Crescent andSt. Andrew Street ; h 134 Queensberry StreetRoddan, Mrs, 103 High StreetRoddan, Mrs, 1 Portland Place, mRoddan, E., confectioner, 131 Queensberry StreetRoddick, James, hairdresser, 6i High Street, mRoddick, John, general dealer, 56 Glasgow Street, mRodger, Henry, vanman, 7 Balmoral RoadRodgers, James, millworker. Seed Row, mRodgers, John, 34 Glasgow Street, mRodger, W. A., grocer and wine merchant, 105 High Street; hRosevale, AlbanyRoebuck, Sidney, coal manager, 4 Troqueer Cottages, mRogerson, Albert J., signalman, Irvine Bank, Stoop_ ^Rogerson, John, wine and spirit merchant, Douglas Arms, 75 FriarsVennel ; h 3 St. David Street-, , ,t i.Rogerson, Robert, seedsman, 48, 49, 50 Whitesands; h Marchmount,Moffat Road-n uRogerson Samuel, assistant assurance superintendent, Beechgrove,Noblehill ^^. -,^ ^Rogerson, Samuel, retired stockmgmaker, 23 King Street, mRogerson, Thomas, grocer, 66 Friars' Vennel; h 4 Kirkowens StreetRogerson, William, passenger guard, Woodbine Cottage, GreenbraeRogerson, Mrs, 26 High StreetRogerson, Miss Jane, Greenbrae TerraceRome, James, warehouseman, Murray House, GreenbraeRome, John, engine-driver, Noblehill TerraceRome, Robert, gardener, 4 Market Square, mRomney, Thomas, butcher, 5 Observatory Terrace, mRomney, Mrs, 15 Montague Street (apartments)Ronald, Mrs C, 5 Gordon StreetRome, James, potato merchant, Crawford VillaRonnie, William, engine-driver, Victoria Place, StoopRorrison, Mrs, 52 Friars' Vennel

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GENERAL DIRECTORY. 225Ross, Alexander, sculptor, 5 Greenbrae BuildingsRoss, David^^ traction engine driver, Queensland PlaceRoss, Rev. Duncan, B.D., minister, 43 Castle StreetRoss, Henry, knitting machine mechanic, 8 Murray PlaceRoss, John, jeweller, BarkerlandRoss, John, railway porter. Cottage East, NoblehillRoss, John, umbrella maker, 20 Irish StreetRoss, John F., wine merchant, 45 Rae StreetRoss, Thomas, wine merchant, 144 High StreetRoss, Joseph, Troqueer Road, mRoss, Dr J. Maxwell, county medical officer,County Health Offices,22 Castle Street ; h Duntrnne, mRoss, Richard, farmer, Gillbrae FarmRoss, Robert, storeman, 41 WhitesandsRoss, Walter W., fruit merchant, Minerva, Troqueer Road, mRourke, Charles, currier, 1 Welldale Place, mRourke, Thomas, hawker, 10 Church Street, mRourke, William, 10 High Street, mRow, George, butcher, 13 WhitesandsRowan, Patrick, lamplighter, 4 Old Bridge Street, mRoxburgh, Mrs, 27 English Street (apartments)Royal Bank of Scotland, 17 Bank StreetRuddick, William, auctioneer, 18 Primrose Street, mRush, John C, tailor, 13 College Street, mRussell, George, bank agent, National BankRussell, James, mason, 8 Church Street, mRussell, James, labourer, 12 Market Square, mRussell, John, currier, 2 Welldale Terrace, mRussell, William Hope, tailor, 60 Shakespeare StreetRussell, Mrs Robertina, 10 Murray Place, Glebe StreetRutherford, Andrew, plasterer's labourer, 8 Loreburn StreetRutherford, Daniel, golf club greenkeeper, 20 College Street, mRutherford, William John, engineman, 6 Wallace StreetRutherford, Mrs Elizabeth F., MountainhallRutherford, Mies, Rotchell Cottages, mRyder, John A., bank clerk, Dalveen, Newabbey Road, mRymer, Ballington, 3 Wellwood Place, Annan RoadRymer, Thomas, draper, 137 St. Michael StreetSadler, Alexander, joiner, 23 Maxwell Street, mSamson, Mrs Mary, 36 King Street, mSanders, James, labourer, 49 High StreetSanders, Thomas, millworker, 40 Church Street, mSanders, Mrs Mary, 107 St. Michael StreetSandilands, Charles H., watchmaker and jeweller, 5 MidsteepleBuildingsSaunders, Mrs, 4 Cassalands Terrace, m

226 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Saunderson, Andrew K., assurance agent, 85 English StreetSawden, H. E., house furnisher's assistant, Gartmor©, AnnanRoadScott, Walter, & Sons, woollen manufacturers, Troqueer MillsScott, J. & A., wholesale grocers, 96 and 98 Queensberry StreetScott, J. & J., carriage and motor hirers, 70 High StreetScott, J. & J., carriage hirers and posting masters, Newall TerraceScott, Alexander, watchmaker, 5 Corberry^ Terrace, mScott, Alexander Francis, 1 Eastfield RoaciScott, Andrew, wholesale grocer. Park House, Annan RoadScott, David, railway guard, 9 King Street, mScott, David R. W., minister, Blencathra, Rotchell Park, mScott, Douglas, manufacturer. North Laurieknowe House, mScott, D. R., game dealer, 40 Loreburn Street; h Dryfe Brig, 50Rae StreetScott, Francis, millworkef, 89 Loreburn StreetScott, George G., postal clerk, 19 Cardoness StreetScott, James, dyer, 49 High StreetScott, James, merchant. Hill View, 35 Moffat RoadScott, John, pattern weaver, 13 Howgate Street, mScott, Leonard, Milnwood, Dalbeattie Road, mScott, Peter, draper, 6 Dunbar TerraceScott, Robert, mason, 6 Howgate Street, mScott, Robert, engine-driver, 1 Jardine Park, NoblehillScott, Robert, warper, 10 Roseland Terrace, Ryedale, mScott, Robert, carriage trimmer, 14 Terregles Street, mScott, Samuel, framework knitter, 26 King Street, mScott, Simon Hart, Mona Bank, Glebe RoadScott, Thomas, pattern filer, 11 Bank StreetScott, Thomas, police consfcable. Police Buildings, TerreglesStreet, m .Scott, Thomas, joiner, 149 St. Michael StreetScott, Thomas, clerk, 2 West Park Terrace, mScott, Walter, 63 Dock Park TerraceScott, Walter, foreman porter, Glendyne Cottage, GreenbraeScott, Walter, millworker, 29 Shakespeare StreetScott, William, 4 Corberry Place, mScott, William, tailor, 8 David Street, mScott, William, 21 King Street, mScott, William, railway employee, 1 Rosevale CottagesScott, William, railway surfaceman, 1 Well Street, mScott, W. D., commercial traveller, 1 Cardoness StreetScott, W. Hart, general merchant. The Hovel, mScott, John Luke, 6 Church PlaceScott, W. H., electrical engineer, 9 Leafield RoadScott, Mrs John, Greenbrae TerraceScott, Mrs J. P., and Miss J. A. Scott, 4 Rosemount Terrace, mScott, Mrs W. H., 18 Castle StreetScott, Miss Elizabeth, 103 Loreburn Street1|

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 227Scott, Miss J. A., confectioner and stationer, 7 Midsteeple Buildings; h 4 Rosemount Terrace, mScott, Misses, weavers, 2 Observatory Terrace, mScott, M., dressmaker, 7 Academy StreetScreen, Mrs, 25^ Rae i^treetSeiffert, C, Carlmount, LaurieknoweSelkirk, John, flesher, 10 Queensberry StreetSelkirk, Miss Nellie, 1 Langholm Place, Annan RoadSemple, Fergusson & Smith, pianoforte and music sellers, 13Church CrescentSemple, Robert, commercial traveller, Greystone Bank, MoffatRoadSemple, William, manager. Co-operative Society, 44 Broom's RoadSemple, Miss Margaret, 4 Marchbank Terrace, Moffat RoadService, James, & Sons, seedsmen and nurserymen, 40-41 GallowayStreet, mService, J. & R., nurserymen and seedsmen, 3 Market Square, mService, James, nurseryman and seedsman, 16 Primrose Street, mService, Robert, nursery and seedsman, Jesmond, Park Road, mService, Robert, gardener, 2 Langholm Place, Annan RoadShandley, Mrs Jessie, 62 High StreetShankland, James, head postman, Elsinore, Victoria Avenue, mShankland, George, railway inspector, 109 Queen StreetShankland, Miss, 6 Carruthers CottagesShanks, George, butcher, 22 Galloway Street, mShanks, John H., hatter and hosier, 12 Castle Street; h 2 KerwynTerraceShanks, Thomas Knowles, baker, 25 Friars' VennelShannon, J. P., slaughter-house inspector, Noblehill MillShannon, William, labourer, BarnslapsShannon, Mrs M. A., Noblehill FarmShannon, Mrs, Badamtam, Dalbeattie Road3 Nith BankShannon, Isabella,Shannon, Janet, 33 Church Street, mSharland, Mrs, Oakroyd, Marchmount ParkSharp, D., & Sons, tailors and outfitters, 141 High StreetSharp, Mrs A., grocer, 53 St. Michael Street; h 55 St. MichaelStreetSharp, David, lithographer, 2 Balmoral Cottage, Balmoral RoadSharp, James, groom, 39 Swan's VennelSharp, Neil, printer's reader, 28 Academy StreetSharp, Robert, shoemaker, Balmoral Road ;h Thistle View, NoblehillSharp, William R., clothier, 4 Queensberry Terrace, TerreglesStreet, mSharp, Mrs D., and S. W. Sharp, clothier, 12 Catherine StreetSharp, Mrs Margaret, 21 Church Street, mSharpe, James, pattern weaver, 1 Cameron PlaceSharpe, Thomas, horseshoer, 19 Friars' VennelSharpe, Mrs A., Mavis Bank, Terregles Street, m (apartments)

228 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Sharpe, Mrs Margaret, Corberry House, mSharpe, Miss, Beech Grove, mShaw, David, gardener, Allanbank LodgeShaw, Joseph, weaver, 3 Market Street, mShaw, Peter, goods porter, 11 Swan's VennelShaw, Robert, butcher, 63 Queensberry StreetShaw, Thomas, painter, 8 High Street, mShaw, William, butcher 15 Briar BankShaw, William, fireman, 148 High StreetShaw, Mrs Janet, 6 Maxwell Place, Annan RoadShaw, Mrs Mary, 18 St David StreetShaw, Mrs, 57 Queensberry StreetShearer, Robert, mill labourer, 2 Maxwell Street, mShearer, Mrs Mary, 9 Rae StreetShearman, Patrick, ex-soldier, 2 Seed Row, Church Street, mShearman, Mrs M., 108 Queensberry StreetShearman, Mrs, 52 George StreetShennan, William, carter, 10 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadSheridan, Michael, pawnbroker, 6 Munches Street and 26 QueensberryStreetSheridan, Elizabeth, pawnbroker, 21 Catherine StreetSherman, Thomas, gardener, Nithsdal© TerraceSherman, Mrs, 8 Old Bridge Street, mSherra, William, boot" manager, 177 St. Michael StreetShirley, G. W., librarian, 18 Carnegie StreetShortridge, Thomas, & Son, dyers, french cleaners, and manufacturers,9 High StreetShortridge, T., & Son, dyers and manufacturers, Stakeford, mShortridge, John A., dyer and manufacturer, Babington, mShortridge, Thomas, dyer and manufacturer, Stakeford, mShortt, James, labourer, 12 Queensberry StreetShortt, Matthew, vanman, 69 English StreetShrimpton, Miss Agnes, 41 High StreetSiddons, Frank, spinner, 1 Irish StreetSiddons, R., millworker, 62 High StreetSiddons, Margaret, 46 Church Street, mSimmie, Robert, prison warder, 2 Nelson Street, mSimpson, Adam, engine-driver, 2 St. Michael's TerraceSimpson, Alexander, traveller, Glenhurst, Edinburgh RoadSimpson, David, wood turner, 5 King Street, mSimpson, Hugh, railway porter, Tannock PlaceSimpson, John, flesher, 50 and 52 Bank Street; h 2 M'LellattStreetSimpson, Robert, Caledonian goods agent, 8 Victoria TerraceSimpson, William, gardener, Stewart Hall CottageSimpson, William, mill foreman, 8 Woodside Terrace, Ryedale, mSimpson, Mrs Agnes, grocer,Carron Bank, GreenbraeSinclair A Guthrie, bank agent, Commercial Bank of Scotland,90 Irish StreetSinclair, Fred. W., warehouseman, 10 Glebe Terrace

Sinclair,GENERAL DIRECTORY. 229James, 3 LanglandsSinclair, John, retired engine-driver, Albert Cottage, NoblehillSinclair, Mrs J. B., The Summit, Castle-Douglas RoadSinger Serving Machine Co., Ltd., 136 High StreetSisters of Charity, St. Vincent's, Shakespeare StreetSkachill, Edward^ weaver, 15 Church Street, mSkachill, John, millworker, 12 St. Michael StreetSkachill, Mrs Mary, weaver, 33 Church Street, mSkachill, Terence, pattern weaver, 42 College Street, mSkeoch, John, pensioner, 4 West Park Terrace, mSkilling, John, signalman, 8 Lindsay Place, GreenbraeSkilling, Joseph, jobbing gardener, 11 Academy StreetSkilling, Robert, gardener, 13 Howgate Street,Skilling, William, bootmaker, Maxwell Terrace, 9 Millbrae, mSkinner, James Purdie, baker, 79 St. Michael StreetSlesser, Rev. D. M., parish minister, Th.e Manse, mSlimmon, Arch., 52 Queensberry StreetSloan, D., & Son, Dumfries Coachworks, WhitesandsSloan, Mrs K. L., coachbuilder, 6 Bank StreetSloan, Mrs Margaret, 47 Bank StreetSloan, Mrs, Welldale House, Troqueer Road, mSloan, MrSj Wimborne, Edinburgh RoadSloan, Miss H., 1 Loreburn ParkSmall, Mrs, 6 Northcote PlaceSmart, John T. W., joiner, builder, and undertaker, 6 CatherineStreet; h 5 Catherine StreetSmart, Walter, china merchant, 107 English Street ; h Dunibert,Georgetown Road, NoblehillSmith, Charles, dyer, 8_Primrose Street, mSmith, David, draper, Il5 High Street ; h The Limes, mSmith, Edward, railway employee. Meadow Bank, GreenbraeLoaningSmith, Ebenezer, shoemaker, 74 St. Andrew StreetSmith, Fergusson, engine-driver, 58 Queen StreetSmith, George, labourer, 45 Church Street, mSmith, G., millworker, 11 High Street, mSmith, G. A., bootmaker, 31 Galloway Street, m; h 30 GallowayStreet, mSmith, Hugh, baker, 7 Howgate Street, mSmith, Hugh, hawker, 60 Queensberry StreetSmith, James, carter, Abbotsford CottagesSmith, James, motor driver, 32 High StreetSmith, James, ostler, 50 High StreetSmith, James, umbrellamaker, 131 High StreetSmith, James, 181 High StreetSmith, James, millworker, 18 Howgate Street, mSmith, James, cab proprietor, 54 Irish StreetSmith, James, cashier, 4 Langholm Place, Annan RoadSmith, James, butcher, 9 Primrose Street, mSmith, James, superintendent. Public Bathsm

230 GENERAL DIRECTORY.SmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmithJames, shoemaker, Pullman TerraceJames R., motor driver, 75 Shakespeare StreetJohn, cabinetmaker, 130 Irish Street ; h 26 Brewery StreetJohnj tailor, 33 Church Street, mJohn, mason, 8 Devorgilla Terrace, mJohn, gent. 'is outfitter, 154 High Street; h Innishail,Nelson Street, mJohn, labourer, 20 Irish StreetJohn, ijlumber, 164 Irish StreetJohn, insurance agent, 119 Queen StreetJohn, porter, 23 Shakespeare StreetJohn, labourer, 25 Shakespeare-StreetJohn G., railway clerk, 1 Rosemount Terrace, mJ. T. K., Derby Villa, 49 Rae StreetPatrick, labourer, 38 English StreetPeter, engine-driver, Mathieson Terrace, NoblehillP. L., tailor's cutter, 17 Cardoness StreetRobert, 134 Irish StreetRobert, Linfern, Glebe StreetRobert, fireman, 89 Loreburn StreetRobert, carter, 2 Maxwell StreetR. F., tobacconist, 12 Nith Place ; h The Old HouseSamuel, mason, Daisy Bank, NoblehillSamuel, gas stoker, 73 Shakespeare StreetThomas, traction engine-driver, 41 English Street*Thomas, frame-knitter, 42 Loreburn StreetThomas, spinner, 2 Murray PlaceWalter S., joiner, 1 Sutherland Terrace, mWilliam, coachman, 34 Academy StreetWilliam, engine-driver, Balmoral CottageWilliam, cab proprietor, 42 Bank StreetWilliam, flesher, 112 English StreetWilliam, 24 Friars' VennelWilliam, cab-driver, 1 LaurieknoweWilliam, millworker, 2 Old Bridge Street, mWilliam, tailor, Pleasance Cottage, Annan RoadWilliam, joiner, 108 Queensberry StreetWilliam, butcher, 123 St. Michael StreetWilliam, music teacher, 9 Terregles Street, mWilliam, railway engine stoker, The StoopWilliam Carson, warehouse porter, 53 High StreetWilliam Edgar, clerk, Woodnook, Huntingdon RoadWilliam G., upholsterer, 162 Irish Street (Crown Close)W. G., wholesale fruiterer, 81 Loreburn Street; h AVingfieldLockerbie RoadMrs Helen, Hope Cottages, Troqueer Road, mMrs Jane, 8 Devorgilla Terrace, mMrs J., Globe Hotel, 56 High StreetMrs J., 13 Friars' Vennel•Mrs J., flesher, 17 Market Square, m»J., & Son, 18 Market Square, m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 231Smith, Mrs J., 7 St. Mary's StreetSmith, Mrs J. Gibson-, The Moat HostelSmith, Mrs M. E., and Mrs M. H. Beck, Parkheacl, GreenbraeSmith, Mrs, Fernwood, Cassalands, mSmith, Mrs, 19 Laurieknowe, mSmith, Mrs, Lochaber, Dalbeattie Road, mSmith, Miss Agnes, 34 Church Street, mSmith, Miss Agnes, 19 Swan's VennelSmith, Miss Isa, 4 Laurieknowe^ mSmith, Miss J. Wilson, Llangarth, Castle-Douglas Road, mSmith, Miss Jemima, weaver, 9 King Street, mSmith, Miss J., Arden, Terregles Street, mSmith, Miss Lizzie, 12 Queensberry StreetSmith, Miss Maggie, dressmaker, 36 Church Street, mSmith, Miss A., hotelkeeper, Nithsdale Temperance Hotel, 4 St.Mary's PlaceSmith, M., tobacconist, 1a St. Mary's PlaceSmith, Miss M. F., fruiterer and confectioner, 26 Academy Street;'h 34 Academy StreetSmith, Miss Susan, laundress, 2 Ashfield CottagesSmith, Elizabeth G., ladies' and children's outfitter, 119 and 121St. Michael Street ; h Linfern, Glebe StreetSmith, Margaret, Victoria PlaceSmith, Miss, 25 Glasgow Street, mSmith, Emily Beatrice, confectioner, 25 Bank StreetSolway Cycle Co., The, wholesale cycle factors, 128 QueensberryStreetSomerville, James G., colporteur, 15 Montague StreetSouthern Club, 104 Iris> StreetSouter, Alexander, baker, 31i Galloway Street, mSowerby, John, tailor and clothier, 22 Church Crescent ; h 34 RaeStreetSowerby, R. L., town postrnan, 4 Devorgilla Terrace, mSpalding, Mrs James, 19 Market Square, mSparks, David, foreman ironmonger, 12 Cardoness StreetSpelman, Mrs, 18 College Street, mSpence, R., tweed manufacturer, St. Ronan's, mSpence, Miss, 14 Gordon StreetSpencer, William, carter, 12 King StreetSpencer, William H., hosier, 22 King Street, mSproat, Mrs Margaret, 7 Market Square, mSproat, Mrs, 7 David Street, mSprunt, Mrs, 13 Gordon Street (apartments)St. Andrew's Boys' School, Brooke Street (Brother Lery, headmaster)Stamper, William R., draper, 7 Albany PlaceStanby, James, drummer, K.O.S.B., Hannahfield LodgeStark, Thomson & Fergusson, solicitors, 75 Buccleuch StreetStark, William J., solicitor, 45 Castle Street•Stark, Mrs, Woodlea, Moffat Road

232 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Starkey, Law, organist, 20 Catherine StreetStation Hotel, Lovers' Walk (C W. Wildbore, manager)Steel, Alexander, joiner and builder, 10 Howgate Street, m; hInalawn, Newabbey Road, mSteel, Richard, Kilmore House, Laurieknowe, mSteel, Robert, goods guard, 2 Lizzieville Terrace, Glebe Street|Steel, Sam., slater,133 Irish StreetSteel, Thomas, commercial traveller, 3 Langholm Place, AnnanRoadSteel, Thomas, mason, 14 St. Andrew StreetSteel, Mrs Agnes, 88 High StreetSteel, Mrs E., millworker, 8 David Street, mSteel, Mrs Mary, 38 Church Street, mSteel, Miss Mary, 5 West Park Terrace, mStephen, Rev. Arthur, retired clergyman, 6 Portland Place, mStephen, Mrs, Bueno Visto, Rotchell Park, mSterritt, William, mason, 162 St. Michael StreetSteven, Mrs Mary, 2 King Street, mStevens, Mary, 4 Victoria Place, GreenbraeStevenson, William, butcher, 46 Loreburn StreetStevenson, William, postman, 5 Observatory Terrace, mStewart & Co., granite merchants, Watling StreetStewart, Andrew, mason, 13 High Street, mStewart, David, grocer and provision merchant, 49 WallaceStreet ; h 51 Wallace StreetStewart, Francis, master mariner, Lyndhurst, Rotchell Park, mStewart, George L., Free Church minister. Ivy Cottage, NewabbeyRoad, mStewart, James, builder, 10 Briar BankStewart, James W., B.A., teacher, Lochlea, Cardoness StreetStewart, John, hairdresser, 6 St. Andrews Street; h NewallTerraceStewart, John S., granite merchant, Rubislaw, Lockerbie RoadStewart, Neil, gardener, Greenbrae HouseStewart, Thomas, ironmonger's assistant, 9 Balmoral RoadStewart, William, 36 Galloway Street,mStewart, N., dressmaker, 36 Galloway Street, mStewart, William, engine-driver, Roselyn Villa, NoblehillStewart, Mrs E., 1 Henry PlaceStewart, Mrs Mary, 26 Glasgow Street, mStewart, Mrs Mary D. Y., 4 Johnstone ParkStewart, Mrs Mary, mill worker, 27 Market Street, mStewart, Mrs Mary, Thistle Lodge, GreenbraeStewart, Mrs Marv, machinist, 5 WhitesandsStewart, Mrs, 26 High StreetStewart, Mrs, 38 Rae StreetStewart, Miss Janet, flesher, 59 and 61 Queensberry Street; h 66Queensberry StreetStewart, Margaret, charwoman, 5 High Street,Stiff, John, 8 Mitchell's Lane, mm

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 233Stoba, George B., warehouseman, 6 Balmoral RoadStoba, Robert, solicitor, Irving Bank, Kingholm RoadStoba, Robert, burgh officer, 3 M'Lellan StreetStoba, Robert, burgh offices, Town Hall BuildingsStoba, Samuel, vanman, 30 English StreetStobie, Messrs P., & Son, antique warehouse, 8 Assembly StreetStobie, John, house furnisher, Douglas HouseStobie, Peter, upholsterer, undertaker, etc., Beechwood BankStoddart, James, constable, 47 Wallace StreetStokes, William, labourer, 51 Loreburn StreetStordy, John, engine-driver, Primrose Bank, GreenbraeStordy, John, jun., railway employee, Carrol Bank, GreenbraeStothart, Robert, draper, 7 Maxwell Place, Annan RoadStott, T. M., traveller, 88 English StreetStrachan^ Rev. James, M.A., minister, Waterloo Place ManseStrachan, J. W., auctioneer, valuator, and shipping agent, 96WhitesandsSturgeon, James, shoemaker, 99 Queen StreetSturgeon, Moffat, tailor, 164 High StreetSturgeon, Robert, coachwheeler, 7 Market Street, mSturgeon, Robert, millworker, Ronald's CourtSturgeon, William, labourer, 39 Loreburn StreetSturgeon, Thomas, fireman, 13 Maxwell Street, mSturgeon, William, flesher, 58 Queen StreetSturgeon, Mrs Isabella, 22 Balmoral RoadSub-Prioress, Benedictine ConventSudden, Alfred, coachman, 13 Wallace StreetSullivan, John, dogger, 37 College Street, mSutherland, Charles, labourer, 23 Market Square, mSutherland, George, Rawsonville, Eastfield RoadSutherland, Mrs, millworker, 102 Queensberry StreetSutherland, Mary F., matron of Royal Scottish Nursing Institution,14 Castle StreetSuttie, John, blacksmith, 3 Cardoness StreetSwan, James, joiner, Glense, Annan RoadSwan, James, 6 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadSwan, Joseph, printer and stationer, 63 and 67 High Street ; h72 High StreetSwan, Joseph Hammond, pawnbroker, Queensberry Street; hCriffel House, Annan RoadSwan, Thomas, cattle dealer, CastledykesSwan, Thomas, watchmaker, Whitesands ; 4 Albert Place, GeorgeStreetSwan, Walter H., tobacconist,Swan, Mrs, 4 Johnstone Park33 English Street; h Criffel HouseSyme, W. S., M.D., Loreburn ParkSymington, James, retired teacher, 7 St. Clair TerraceSymons & Macdonald, writers, 84 Irish StreetSymons, John, writer and bank agent, Manoah, Irish StreetSymons^ John, J. P., bank agent. West Laurieknowe, m

234 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Symons, William, labourer, 187 High StreetSymons, Mrs Harry, Moffat RoadTTait, James, cycle merchant, etc., 32 Galloway Street, m; Lingerwood,Nelson Street, mTait, James, builder, 3 Swanlea Terrace, m'iciit, James B., builder, 14 and 15 David Street, m; h 4 GeddesPlace, Terregles Street, mTait, John, 9 Market Square, mTait, John, foreman baker, 9 Murray PlaceTait, Robert, carter, 89 Queensberry StreetTait, Robert, grocer, 4 Tannock PlaceTait, William, joiner, 17 Galloway Street, mTait, William, joiner, Noblehill HouseTait, William, joiner, Pullman TerraceTait, William, labourer, 144 St. Michael StreetTait, William, insurance agent, 81 Shakespeare StreetTait, Mrs Janet, 2 NoblehillTait, Mrs, 11 Briar Bank, GreenbraeTait, Mrs, 114 Queensberry StreetTalmon, Marie, costumier, 49 Buccleuch StreetTannock, Mrs, Elmwood, Lockerbie RoadTaylor, Alexander, commercial traveller, 16 WhitesandsTaylor, James, ploughman, 23 College Street, mTaylor, James, telegraph linesman, Oakvale, Annan RoadTaylor, John, corn miller, 1 Mill Brae, mTaylor, John, carter, Renwick Bank, mTaylor, Randle, mineral water-works foreman, 5 Roseland Terrace,Ryedale, mTaylor, Robert D., millworker, 144 St. Michael StreetTaylor, Samuel, engine-driver, 8 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeTaylor, Thomas, stockingmaker, 17 Glasgow Strret, mTaylor, William, grocer, 9 Glasgow Street, m; h 4 Swanlea Terrace,mTaylor, William John, hosiery mechanic, 31 Church Street, mTaylor, Mrs Jane, 7 Troqueer Cottages, mTaylor, Mrs M., caretaker, 119 Irish StreetTaylor, Mrs, 96 St. Michael StreetTeasdale, Mrs, 92 Queen Street (apartments)Teenan, Robert, horse dealer, 9 Maxwell Street, Annan RoadTelfer, David, plasterer, 10 Terregles Street, mTelfer, Mrs E., 4 Olive Bank, mTelford, Mrs A., 142 Loreburn StreetTempleton, Henry John, fireman, 14 Market Street, mTempleton, James, farm labourer, 10 High Street, mTempleton, Mrs S., 43 Brewery StreetThe Farmers' Association, meat purveyors, 102 Friars' VennelThirl wall, John, warehouseman, 93 Friars' Vennel

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 235Thorn Archibald, coachpainter, 41 Friars' Venn^loiise,Thorn, David, foreman platelayer, Northmost HStrC'CtThorn John, tailor and clothier, 21 High StreetThorn John, hewer. Ivy Bank, Mill Road, mThorn, J., greengrocer, 54 Friars' VennelThorn' Maxwell, blacksmith, 120 St. Michael StreetThorn' Robert, tailor, 76 Irish StreetThorn, Samuel, fireman, Murray House, GreenbraeThom, William, engine-driver, Craigbittern, NoblehiliThorn',W. A., powerloom tuner, 6 Heywood Place, mThorn' Mrs Janet, 6 Heywood Place, mThomas, Thomas, lamplighter, 187 High StreetThomas, Mrs Margaret, 30 Church Street, mThompson, George, 1 St. Mary's StreetThompson, James, 60 St. Michael StreetThompson, John, gilder and framemaker, 2 Laurieknowe, mThompson, Samuel, gas stoker, 35 Shakespeare StreetThompson, William, cloth finisher, 6 Mill Brae, mCardonessThompson, Mrs H. A., Tnveresk, Castle StreetThompson, Nicholina, music teacher, 1 Queensberry View, NoblehiliThomson Wm., Hyslop & Dickie, solicitors, 127 Irish StreetThomson,' R., & Sons, joiners and builders, 55 and 59 ShakespeareStreetThomson, Alexander, retired farm manager, Pullman TerraceThomson, Andrew, bootmaker, Fyvie, Nelson Street, mThomson, Andrew, painter, 10 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeThomson, C. W., joiner, 18 Rae Street; h 86 Loreburn StreetThomson, David, railway carter, Roseneath Cottages, GreenbraeThomson, G., fireman, Dickson Cottage, Swan's VennelThomson, G., tailor's cutter, Gillfield TerraceThomson, James, joiner, Braehead Cottage, Maxwell Street, mThomson, James, police constable, 109 English StreetThomson, James, dogger, 29 Glasgow Street, mThomson, James, police constable, 7 Murray PlaceThomson, James, railway employee, Pleasance, Annan RoadThomson, James, skinner, 174 St. Michael StreetThomson, James, theatre attendant, 57 Shakespeare StreetThomson, James, cashier, 7 Wellwood PlaceThomson, James P. A. L., spirit merchant's assistant, 156 HighStreetThomson, James S., Hill Crest, Moffat RoadThomson, John, grocer, 29 Bank Street ; h 89 Irish StreetThomson, John, joiner, 54 Glasgow Street, mThomson, John, spirit merchant, Hole i' the Wa' Inn, 156 HighStreetThomson, John, teacher of the blind, 25 Rae StreetThomson, John, painter, 66 St. Michael Street ; h 49 Wallace StreetThomson, J., baker and confectioner, 32 English StreetThomson, J. C, M.D., D.P.H., County Health Office, 22 CastleStreet

236 GENERAL DIRECTORYThomson, J. Y., stockbroker, Union Street; h Sunnyside, RotchellPark, mThomson, Joseph, warper, 163 St. Michael StreetThomson, Peter,railway foreman, NoblehillThomson, R. & T. S., wine and spirit merchants, 53 and 55 EnglishStreetThomson, Robert, joiner, 2 Cardoness StreetThomson, Robert, engineer, 1 Heywood Place, Ryedale, mThomson, Robert, restaurateur, 9 St. Andrew StreetThomson, Robert, blacksmith, 9 Woodside Terrace, mThomson, R., spirit merchant, 59 English StreetThomson, Samuel, book-keeper, 145 High StreetThomson, Samuel, bootmaker, 14 Queensberry Street*; h Park View,GreenbraeThomson, Thomas, cattle dealer, Park View, Hood's LoaningThomson, Thomas S., wine merchant, 47 Wallace StreetThomson, W., stationer and newsagent, 14 Nith Place; h RoseCottage, Troqueer Road, mThomson, William, joiner and builder, 91 Queen StreetThomson, William, tailor, 99 St. Michael StreetThomson, Mrs Annie, 27 Castle StreetThomson, Mrs A. M., Braecroft, Charnwood RoadThomson, Mrs A., 104 Loreburn StreetThomson, Mrs B. H., 17 George StreetThomson, Mrs Jane, Nora Lea, Annan RoadThomson, Mrs Johanna, 1 Johnstone ParkThomson, Mrs J., 1 Albert Place, George StreetThomson, Mrs M., warehouse finisher, 35 Glasgow Street, mThomson, Mrs M., 57 Queensberrv StreetThomson, Mrs M., Ravenswood, Newabbey Road, mThomson, Mrs M., 8 Wellwood Place, Annan Road (apartments)Thomson, Mrs, 67 College Street, mThomson, Mrs, 110 English StreetThomson, Miss Jane, 7 Mitchell's Lane, raThomson, Miss Jessie, 4 Nith BankThomson, Miss, 111 Broom's RoadThomson, Daisy, 66 College Street, mThomson, Jessie, fancv goods merchant, 62 Glasgow Street, mThomson, Jessie, 6 Nith BankThorburn. W., railway yardsman, Newall TerraceThurrat, John, gasworks emploj^ee, 2 Camden Place. BarnslapsTilburn, William, & Co., engineers and contractors, The Bungalow.Eastfield RoadTinning, George, boot canvasser, 45 Brooke StreetTinning, James, law clerk. Glen TruneTinning, William, postman. Glan-Coed. Dalbeattie Road, mTodd, Archibald, saddler. 59 Glasgow Street, mTodd, John, vanman, 40 Brooke StreetTodd. John G., watchmaker and jeweller, 92 Friars' Vennel; hGordon Villa, Annan RoadTodd, William, commission agent,66 Buccleuch Street

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 237Todd, William, joiner, 1 Woodvale Terrace, mTodd, Elizabeth, 6 Laiirieknowe, m (apartments)Toppmg, John, woodcutter, 39 Irish StreetTapping, Robert, labourer, 49 High StreetTopping, William, plasterer's labourer, 52 Irish StreetTossny, Catherine, 6 Mill Road, mTowlson, Edward Harry, electrician, 5 Rosevale CottagesTownsend, Charles, bandmaster, 54 Bank StreetTownley, Mrs Margaret, 61 St. Michael StreetTownsley, Miss, Boddan Cottage, Nelson Street, mTrainor, John, pavior, 8 MitcheH's Lane, mTrainor, William, labourer, 72 Burns StreetTrainer, William, pavior, 7 Mitchell's Lane, mTrayner, James, pavior, 19 Swan's VennelTrodden, Robert, mason, 31 Wallace StreetTroqueer Parish Council Office, 27 Galloway Street, mTrotter, John Wm., grocer, 6J Laurieknowe, m (Sub Post Office)h Emma Lea, Newabbey Road, mTrotter, Thomas, frame knitter, 46 Friars' VennelTruckell, Alfred Edgar, cashier, 1 Norfolk TerraceTrue, William, hawker, 7 Mill Brae, mTuellmann, Mrs Mary Jane, 10 Nith PlaceTremble, Arthur, labourer, 21 High StreetTurnbull, J. C, weighing machine mechanic, 49 English StreetTurnbull, Thomas, millwright and engineer, Pleasance ImplementWorks; h 1 St. Ann's Place, Annan RoadTurnbull, Thomas J., postal clerk, Windsor CottageTurnbull, William, Nith Lodge, DockheadTurnbull, William M., millwright, 6 St. Clair Terrace.Turnbull, M., dressmaker, 105 English StreetTurner, Alexander, pharmaceutical chemist, Buccleuch Street; hGlensorrel, Albert Road, mTurner, Alexander, blacksmith, Three Crowns Close ; h 39 LoreburnStreetTurner, George, joiner, Castledykes CottagesTurner, George, mason, 10 Swan's VennelTurner, James, rope and twine manufacturer, 21 Loreburn Streetand 15 Friars' Vennel ; h Pleasance Villas, Annan RoadTurner, James, Linden, Moffat RoadTurner, John, horseshoer, 63 Queensberry StreetTurner, John, ironmonger, 6 Cumberland StreetTurner, John, fishmonger, poulterer, and game dealer, 191-193 HighStreet ; h Glenburn, Rotchell Park, mTurner, Robert, mason, Victoria Place, StoopTurner, Right Rev. William, Bishop of Galloway, St. Benedicts, mTurner, William, railway porter, Tannock Plaoe, GreenbraeTurner, William Maxwell, rope, twine, and net manufacturer (alsadining-rooms), 60 WhitesandsTurner, Mrs J. H., 1 Johnstone ParkTurner, Miss T. A., Castlebank, Glencaple RoadTurner, Miss E. H., Clenries, 9 Albert Road, ni

jjIj238 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Turner, Miss C, Glenburn, Rotchell PaTkm, ^, ,Turner, Elizabeth, tobacconist, 173^ High Street ; h Glenburn, JRotchell Park, mTweedie, General, 3 Dunbar TerraceTweedie, David, sawyer, Greenbrae TerraceTweddle, Mrs, Ivy LodgeTAveddle, Miss Euphemia, 10 Brooke StreetTwiname, Miss F. G., 33 Rae Street„ , i t^ ^ iTyler W., Sons & Co., hosiery manufacturers, Ryedale J^actory, mjTyler' H.'P., boot and shoe store, 129 High StreetTyson, Margaret, millworker, 8 Mill Brae, mUnderwood, Andrew, farmer, Kingholm FarmUnderwood, David, 'bus driver, 8 English StreetUnderwood, John, 15 Church CrescentUnderwood, R. G., boot manager, Woodnook Villas,Underwood, Mrs Mary, 76 Irish Streetu,^ ^ .Moitat Road -o jUnderwood, Miss, Sydney Place, Annan RoadUre, Mrs, Hannahville, Moffat RoadUrquhart Donald, monumental mason, 6 Tannock Place, GreenbraeUrquhart' William, flesher and cattle dealer, 187 St. Michael Street;h 1 Manse CottagesVnrney Mrs M. J., 1 Cumberland Street (apartments)Varney^ H., restaurateur, 56 Friars' Vennel ; h 11 ObservatoryTerrace, mVeitch, Moir & Erskine, fruit salesmen, 97 High StreetVernon, Henry, labourer, 21 Shakespeare StreetVernon, Henry, millworker, 77 Shakespeare Streetw!Waddell, J. B., schoolmaster, Air lie, Moffat RoadWagstaff, Wilfred, S.P.B. and T'.A. agent, 14 DevorgiUa Terrace, mWaland, John J., park-keeper, 86 Broom's RoadWaiand, Robert, cashier, 3 Leafield RoadWalker & Sharpe, writers, 1 Galloway Street, mWalker, Alexander, insurance agent,76 Queensberry StreetWalker, Chancey, billiard marker, 16 High StreetWalker, David, mason, 25 College Street, mWalker, David Watson, spinner, 94 St. Michael StreetWalker, Douglas M'Intyre, fishmonger, 8 Galloway Street, m; h6 David Street, m

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 239Walker, Ernest, mill manager, 3 Brookville TerraceWalker, Henry, waiter and masonic hallkeeper, 1 George StreetWalker, James, confectioner, Hazel Bank, GreenbraeWalker, James, parcel clerk, 5 Irvine Terrace, GreenbraeWalker, James C, clogmaker, 16 Glasgow Street, mWalker, John, draper, 68 Buccleuch Street; h Kirkbryde, NewabbeyRoad, mWalker, John, hammerman, 46 English StreetWalker, John, hairdresser, 74 Queensberry Street; h 76 QueensberryStreetWalker, Samoiel, blacksmith, Roseneath Cottages, GreenbraeWalker, Thomas, mason, 66 College Street, mWalker, T. G., accountant. Oak Lea, Moffat RoadWalker, William, french polisher and jobbing cabinetmaker, 14Maxwell Street, mWalker, Walter M'F., baker, 138 St. Michael StreetWalker, Mr® Annie, 93 Queen Street (apartments)Walker, Mrs Marion, 35 English StreetWalker, Mrs Wilhelmina, 7 Albany LaneWalker, Miss Margaret, 20 Maxwell Street, mWalker, Jane, tea rooms, 44 English StreetWallace, A. J., clerk, 13 Laurieknowe, mWallace, Charles, church officer, South United Free Church HallWallace, G., window cleaner, 52 Queensberry Street _Wallace, John, joiner, 122 Loreburn Street'Wallace, John, porter, 4 Manse CottagesWallace, John, mechanic 14 Maxwell Street, mWallace, Joseph, ostler, 46 Friars' VennelWallace, John, Drill Hall keeper, 117 Loreburn StreetWallace, Joseph, railway carter, Thistle Cottage, GreenbraeWallace, Patrick J., cabinetmaker, 14 Market Street, mWallace, Robert, grocer, 26 King Street ; h Durham Villa, CharnwoodRoadWallace, Robert, hosiery worker, 30 Glasgow Street, mWallace, Robert Bruce, teacher of dancing, 24 Friars' VennelWallace, R., sub-manager, 1 Henry StreetWallace, Samuel, warehouseman, 14 Maxwell Street, mWallace, Samuel, gardener, 4 Maxwell Place, Annan RoadWallace, William, forester, Gillfield TerraceWallace, William, farrier and horseshoer, 18 Loreburn StreetWallace, William, blacksmith, 135 Loreburn StreetWallace, William, labourer, 45 Shakespeare StreetWallace, Mrs Elizabeth, laundress, 151 St. Michael StreetWallace, Mrs Jane, 47 Wallace StreetWallace, Mrs R., Eastwood, Rae Street (apartments)Wallace, Mrs Sarah, weaver, 11 High StreetWallace, Mrs S., 8 Cardoness StreetWallace, Miss B., teacher, 32 Buccleuch StreetWallace, Maggie, 4 Wallace StreetWallace, Mary, 142 North Queensberry Street (apartments)Waller, Robert, locomotive night foreman, 105 English Street

240 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Walls, Arthur, millworker, 12 Burns StreetWalls, James, millworker, 40 Church Street, mWalls, John, labourer, 8 Queensberry StreetWalls, Lawrenoe, dealer in horses, Nithside Horse Repository ; hNith House, Irish StreetWalls, Thomas, porter, 8 Queensberry StreetWalls, William, flesher, English Street ; h Eastfield ViewWalls, Mrs F., Eastfield View, Eastfield RoadWalls, Miss B., 104 Broom's RoadWalmsley, Mrs Helen S., Alma Cottage, 15 Watling StreetWard, Alfred, wine merchant, Golden Bull, 73 High Street; hClearwoodWard, Alfred Davis, wine and spirit merchant's assistant, 26 CardonesisStreetWard, Jane, grocer, 30 Munches StreetWard, Thomas, shoemaker, 2 St. Michael StreetWard, Mrs, Steeple Tea Rooms, 143 High StreetWard, Mrs, broker, 33 and 35 Munches StreetWardrop, George, shoemaker, 3 Rosl.^m Terrace, Ryedale, mWardrop, James, labourer, 6 Mitchell's Lane, mWardrop, John, gardener's labourer, 145 High StreetWardrop, Jobn, 90 Loreburn StreetWardrop, Mrs J., 62 High StreetWardrop, Miss M., dressmaker, 110 Friars' VennelWarnock, Miss A., Learig, Cassalands, m•Warnock, Mrs, 15 Kirkowens StreetWarren, Michael, quarryman, 3 College Street, mWarwick, Andrew, 17 Primrose Street, mWaters, George W., police inspector, 109 English StreetWaters! Mrs, Rotchell Cottages, mWatnell, James, joiner, Yarra BankWatnell, Miss, 67 Glasgow Street, mWatret, Allan, warper, 9 St. Michael's BuildmgsWatret, George, vanman, 7 Greenbrae BuildingsWatret, James, slater, 10 St, Michael's BuildingsWatret, John, mason, 5 Wallace StreetWatret, Robert, clerk. Eastfield TerraceWatson, Frank, dental surgeon, 95 Irish StreetWatson, Fred. G., SherifF-Clerk, County Buildings; h FairfieldWatson, George, tailor, 45 Lorebuir StreetWatson, James, loco, foreman, 51 Moffat RoadWatson, John, warper, 164 High StreetWatson, John M'Call, baker, 4 Pleasance Cottages, Annan RoadWatson, Joseph, vanman, 81 Loreburn StreetWatson, Robert, tailor, Elizafield, Ter regies Street, mWatson, Robert, & Co., tailors and clothiers. 14 Church CrescentWatson, Robert, bridge dues collector, 30 WhitesandsWatson, Thomas, editor, "Dumfries Standard," CastlebankWatson, T. B., hatter and hosier, 1 and 3 English Street; b iMayella, Newabbey Road, mWatson, William J. T., van salesman, 7 Kirkowens Street

le leattier."Carriagel)arne$$IRVING,addler,For Single and PairHorse, witli Brass orSilver Mountings toorder.Every RequirementlUCGLEUCHSTREET,losite the 6.P.O.iphone No., 173.for the Stable supplied.Travelling Trunks,Kit Bags,Gladstone Bags,Visiting Cases,Hat Boxes,of Reliable Quality atModerate Prices.Game Bags,Cartridge Bags,Golf Bags,And nearly everything thatis knade of Leather.

1(p-•^Ao^ Cpdcsitivii^li)CycleMerchant.BUGCLEUCHSTREETOpposite the (iJM)^Che "SunDeaCbcand ofherGood IRachtnes." PrcmiciTelephone No., 173.Camps, Bells. C•^•^a^Repairs.and alljlccessor

GENERAL DIRECTORY. 241Watson, Mrs Agnes, 8 Catherine Street (apartments)Watson, Mrs Elizabeth, grocer, 73 Lor^eburn StreetWatson, Mrs Margaret, 40 Academy StreetWatson, Mrs, 8 Henry Place, Henry StreetWatson, Mrs, 1 Lealield RoadWatson, Miss J. H., Rose Bank, Lovers' WalkWatson, Miss Margaret, millworker, 4 Church Street,Watt, James, Crawford Villa, Johnstone ParkWatt, Robert, jun., labourer, 24 Queensberry StreetWatt, William, millworker, 24 South Queensberry StreetWatt, William, confectioner, 22 South Queensberry StreetWaugh, William, coal hawker, Rotchell Cottages, mWaugh, Mrs Margaret, 12 Loreburn StreetWaugh, Miss Mary, Palmerston, mWeald, Miss, school teacher, 31 Rae StreetWeatherstone, Andrew, bank agent. Bank of Scotland; h 107 IrishStreetWebb, John, tailor, 21 High StreetWedderspoon, James C, collector and salesman,19 WhitesandsWeems, James, labourer, 38 College Street, mWeems, Thomas, slater, " 1901," Glasgow Street, mWeir, Joseph 1 Brookville TerraceWeir, A., milliner, 18 Nith PlaceWeir, Mrs, ArdgowanWeir, Mrs, 23 Catherine StreetWeir, Miss A,, milliner, 18 Nith Place; h 1 Brookville TerraceAVellings, George, labourer, 102 Queensberry StreetWells, George, tallow chandler, 17 King StreetWells, Harry, monumental mason, 25 College Street, mWells, James, porter, 4 Briar Bank, GreenbraeWells, James, general dealer, 28 Friars' Vennel ;Wells, James, railway employee, Rose Cottage, NoblehillWells, John, mason, 27 College Street, mWells, Robert B., cashier, 53 Wallace StreetWells, Walter, labourer, 8 Queensberry StreetWells, William C, mason, 56 Shakespeare StreetWells, Mrs Jessie, 58 North Queensberrv StreetWells, Mrs, 41 Galloway Street, mWells, Mlss E., dressmaker, 13 Laurieknowe, mWelsh, Alex., coachpainter, 1 Welldale Terrace, mWelsh, James, millworker, 13 Burns StreetWelsh, James, joiner, 18 Devorgilla Terrace, mWelsh, Thomas J., Waterloo HouseWelsh, William, fish and chip purveyor, 3 Swan's VennelWelsh, Mrs, 118 Friars' VennelWemyss, Adam N., ironmoulder. 154 Irish StreetWemyss, Mrs Mary, 55 St. Michael StreetWemyss, Christina, 18 Church Street, mWest, Robert, billiard room keeper, 41 English StreetWeston, Samuel, circular deliverer, 9 High Street, mWeston, Mrs, 33 Market Street, mmh 5 Eastfield Road

ij242 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Wiielan, Jolm, labourer, 22 Swan's VermelWhite, James, piiotographer, 41 English StreetWhite, Joim, teacher, Aidworth, Annan RoadWhite, John, 12 College Street, mWhite, Joseph, janitor, 40 Bucclench StreetWhite, Robert, M.A., private teacher, 50 Glasgow Street, mWhite, Thomas B., postman, 3 Henry Street|White, William, baker, 56 Shakespeare StreetWhite, Miss, gloyemaker, Hope Cottage, Troqueer Road, mWhiteford, John, farmer, Lochfield, Terregles Street, m.Whitehead, Edward, stockingmaker, 8 Mill Brae, mWhitehead, Mrs Annie, 2 David Street,Whitelaw, Rev, Herbert A., 3 Albany PlaceWhitelaw, J. W., solicitor, Summerhill, mWhitewright, Miss J., 10 Galloway Street, mWhyte, W. G., King's Arms Hotel, 74 Glasgow Street, mWilkinson, Frank, chauffeur, 18 Church Crescent; h 20 ChurchCrescentWinslow, Mrs, 15 Burns StreetWightman, James, compositor, 23 Montague StreetWightman, Robert, clerk, 16 Nith PlaceWightman, Mrs, 3 Briar Bank, GreenbraeWightman, Miss E., dressmaker, 70 English StreetWilkie, James, registered dentist, 149 High StreetWilkin, Mrs A., St. Michael's Cottage, Craigs RoadAA^ilkin, Mrs Margaret Ann T., 49 English StreetWilkin, Miss, 4 Broom's RoadWilkin, Margaret. 9 Rosevale CottagesWilkins, Mrs E., 96 St. Michael StreetWilliams, Meyrick Meredith, surgeon, 6 Albany PlaceWilliams, Mrs A. L., 1 Union StreetWilliamson, David, upholsterer, 103 High StreetWilliamson, James, joiner and undertaker, Terregles Street, mWilliamson, John, carter, 7 Mill Brae, mmMichael StreetWilliamson, John, railway employee, 128 St.Williamson, Mrs Robert, Greenlea Villa, Craigs RoadWilliamson, Mrs Mary, 13 Glasgow Street, mWilliamson, Mrs, joinery business, 25 Terregles Street, mWilson, Bros., grocers, etc.,86 High StreetWilson, James D., & Co., woollen merchants, 17 Friars' VennelWilson, Alexander, cattle dealer, SandsideWilson, Andrew, foreman ostler, 43 Irish StreetWilson, David, compositor, 1 Park Terrace, Glebe StreetWilson, Edward, spinner, 43 Brooke StreetWilson, George, coal merchant, G. & S.-W. Goods Station; h East-!field ViewWilson, Ge'Orge, painter, 20 Galloway Street, Wilson, James, warehouseman, 13 Mill Road, mWilson, James, postman, 20a King Street, mWilson, James C, baker, 18-20 Queen Street (Wilson Bros.); h 100Queen Street

I1Wilson,liIWindsor,'WilsonWilsonWilsonWilsonWilsonGENERAL DIRECTORY. 243James, teacher, 5 St. Clair TerraceJames, mason, 123 St. Miehael StreetJames, gardener, Summerville,James, saddler, 36 Shakespeare StreetRev. James Y., M.A., clergyman, South U.F. Manse,Nevv'all TerraceWilson, John, house painter, 35 Church Street, mWilson, John, merchant, 17 English Street; h 4 York PlaceWilson, John, music tea-cher, 2 Geddes Place, Terregles Street, m.Wilson, John, labourer, 48 Shakespeare StreetWilson, John, carter, 17 Swan's VennelWilson, John, spare signalman. Thistle Lodge, GreenbraeWilson, Joseph, church officer, 123 St. Michael StreetWilson, J. D., woollen merchant, Kirvinnie, Rotchell Road, mWilson, Martin, labourer, 9 Church Street, mWilson, Nigel B., civil engineer, Kilmory, Dalbeattie Road, mWilson, Robert, mason, Craig View, NoblebillWilson, Robert, butcher, 144 Irish StreetWilson, Robert, baker's vanman, 6 Rosevale Cottages.Wilson, Thomas I., sea captain, 8 Carnegie StreetWilson, Thomas, carter, 58 Glasgow StreetWilson, Thomas, engine driver, 16 High StreetWilson, T., cabman, 187 High StreetWilson, Thomas, chimney sweep, 84 St. Michael StreetWilson, William, Eiichan Cottage, Maxwell StreetWilson, W., house furnisher, 30-32 Friars' VennelWilson, William, lorryman, Ronald's CourtWilson, William, machine agent, 6 Roseland Terrace, mWilson, William, weaver, 19 St.Michael StreetWilson, W., fireman, 120 St. Michael StreetWilson, William Martin, candlemaker, 11 Murray Place, GlebeStreetWilson, Mrs Jane, 50 Irish StreetWilson, Mrs Jane, 39 Loreburn StreetWilson, Mrs Janet, 16 College Street, mWilson, Mrs Margaret, Deanston Cottage, Mill Road, mWilson, Mrs Margaret Jane, 2 Roseland Terrace, Ryedale, mWilson, Mrs S., 149 St Michael StreetWilson, Mrs, Aggville, NoblehillWilson, Mrs, Castledykes CottageWilson, Mrs 19 Catherine StreetWilson, Mrs, 7 Galloway Street, mWilson, Mrs, 2 Marchbank TerraceWilson, Miss Sophia, 67 Glasgow Street, mAgnes, 7^ St. Andrew StreetWilson, Margaret, tobacconist and newsagent, 43 Loreburn StreetJames, baker and confectioner, 57 Friars' Vennel ; h 58Friars' VennelWinning, Mrs Agnes, alovemaker. Troqueer Road, mWmslow, Miss Rose. 17 Burns StreetWishart, Aitken, printer's overseer, Edina VillaWood, Andrew, incandescent lampman, Carrol Bank, Greenbrae

244 GENERAL DIRECTORY.Wood, G., Avoolsorter, 3 N-ellieville Terrace, mWood, John B., grocer, 177 St.Micliael StreetWood, John H., Cleuchheads, mWood, Robert, blacksmith, 35 English StreetWood, Robert, railway employee, South View, Annan RoadWood, Mrs, 23 Maxwell StreetWood, Mrs, 3 Mill Brae, mWoodrow, P., graindealer, 3 Friars' Vennel; h Linns, CardonessStreetWorking Women's Club, 5^ Assembly Street (superintendent, MissRosa)AVright, John, & Go., wholesale grocers, 80 English StreetW^right, James, & Co., bootmakers, 6 Market Square, mWright and Mond, Misses, girls' school, Aberdour House, NewallTerraceWright, Miss E., L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M., music teacher, AberdourHouseWright, James, painter, 42 Church Street, mWright, James Samuel, shoemaker, 2^ King Street ; h 38 EnglishStreetWright, Robert, police constable, Police Buildings, TerreglesStreet, mWright, Robert, postal clerk, Roxburgh House, Annan RoadWright, Thomas, railwaj' fireman, 35 Shakespeare StreetWright, William, cattle dealer, 39 Church Street, mWright, William, tobacconist, 21 Nith PlaceWright, William Irvine, saddler, 4 Park TerraceWright, Mrs Janet, 11 High StreetWright, Mrs, 20 King Street,Wright, Miss Jeanie, 3 St. Clair Terrace, Annan RoadmWright, Lizzie, retaurant keeper, 36 Friars' VennelWright, Margaret, 16 Grey friars' StreetWylie, Duncan, joiner, 44 College Street, mWyllie, J. M'Call, baker and confectioner, 12 High Street; h 30Brooke StreetWylie, John, quarryman, 4 Swanlea Terrace, mWyllie, James, grain merchant, 64 Whitesands ; h ElmbankWyper, Robert, spirit merchant, MaxAvell Arms; h 164 Irish StreetYYacomeni, Alexander, tanner, 7 St.Michael StreetYare, William, cabinetmaker, 16 Queen Street; h Eskdale Cottage.Maxwell StreetYare, Mrs Ellen, 54 Broom's RoadYelland, A., 2 Wellwood Place, Annan RoadYelland, John, retired ofl&cer of customs and excise, Rotchell House,Rotchell Road, mYorkshire Insurance Coj\, Ltd., 10 Bank StreetYoung, G., & Son, umbrella and leather goods merchants, 197 HighStreet

iIYoung,! Young,IYoung,IiIGENERAL DIRECTOilY. 245eyoung, Adolf, watchmaker, jeweller, and optician, 99 PlainstonesYoung, Andrew, 78 Queen StreetYoung, David, stoker, 6 Nith AvenueYoung, Frank, labourer, 34 Glasgow Street, mYoung, George, merchant. The Knowe, Victoria Road, mYoung, James, mason, 5 Briar Bank, GreenbraeYoung, James, hairdresser, 29 Wallace StreetYoung, James William, foreman scourer and millan, 23 MaxwellStreet, mYoung, John, printer, 6 Briar Bank, GreenbraeYoung, John, coachman, 20 Laurieknowe, m'Young, John, retired police constable, 3 St. Ann's Place, AnnanRoadYoung, John, carter, 30 St. Michael Street[Young, Joseph, labourer, 49 High StreetfYoung, Robert, gardener, Gracefield CottageSamuel, tailor and clothier, 84 Broom's RoadThomas, commercial traveller, 16 Carnegie StreetiYoung, Rev. William, minister, Wesley Manse, 88 Queen StreetlYoung, William, engine-driver, Eastfield TerraceWilliain F., artificial teeth specialist, 163 High StreetjYoung, Mrs Wilhelmina, woollen weaver, 26 Church Street, mYoung, Miss Helen, 2 Johnstone ParkYoung, Mrs, 65 Glasgow StreetYoung, Miss, 10 Gordon Street (apartments)Young, Misses, Ronald Bank, Albert Road, mYoungson, Captain T. W., Adjutant, 5th T.K.O.S.B., Nythva,Victoria Road, mYule, Charles A., insurance inspector, 3 Catherine StreetA STANDARD WORK.[n buying a Railway Time-Table, just ask for "The Little RedBook." It's the best to be had. Fits the vest pocket.Wrs KIN LOCH, IIIDress and Mantle Maker,Irving Street, Dumfries.

'--^246 ADVERTISEMENTS.EST^BH-TSTIEr) 18S4.ScottishINSURANCE COMPANY.FUNDS ' '~ ~ ' £6t400,oooHead Office, 35 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, Edinburgh.Glasgow Office, 150 WEST GEORGE STREET.GLASGOW BOARD.ROBERT MACPHERSON, Esq.WALTKR RITCHIE. Esq.THOMAS STOUT, Esq.GEORGE TODD, Esq.JOHN A. CAIRNS, Esq.THOS. M'ARLY, Esq.JOHN M. MACLEOD, Esq.JOHN J. M'MURDO, Esq.Resic^ent Secretary—J A.AIES J. MACLENNAN.Fire Superintendent—H. G. LIDDELL. Accident Superintendent—JOHN SMITH.FIRE, EXPLOSION, and LIGHTNING.(Including LOSS OF PROFITS).LIFE and ENDOWMENTS.ACCIDENTS, DISEASES and ILLNESSES.ANNUITIES and PENSIONS.LEASEHOLD and CAPITAL REDEMP-TIONS.EMPLOYERS' LIABILITIES.BURGLARY and THEFT.GLASS BREAKAGE.FIDELITY and BONDS OF CAUTION.TRANSIT OF SECURITIES.PROPERTY OWNERS' RISKS.THIRD PARTY LIABILITIES.MOTOR CAR RISKS.All thesInsurancijeffected!on themostfavourabtterms.Prospectoses and every information can be had at the Tj^lasgow Office, or a;: any. of the Agencies of the Company.'-"UNITATE," GLASGOW. TelenhoneNos/NATIONAL, 330 Argyle.leiepnone .>09. -^pogT Office, 1481 DouglasTelegraphic Address

2.47CLASSIFICATIONOF THEProfessions, Trades, &cACCOUNTANTS.Tarries, Thomas C, 158 Irish Street.Pringle, Francis O. (and burgh assessor), 12 Buccleuch Street.AERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS.ARMSTRONG & DICKIE, DOCKHEAD.Burns, James (and botanic beer), Dockhead.CARRUTHERS, R., F.C.S., NEWALL TERRACE.Hill, J.H., Glasgow Street, m.Johnstone, W. G., & Co., 9 Church Place (late Ewing & Co.)and Old Brewery.AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKERS.Baird, Alex., & Son, 3 Bank Street.Callander, Gavin, Palmerston Works, David Street, m.Charlton, J., 81 Sons, Bank Street and Nithsdale Mills.Turnbull, Thomas, Pleasance Foundry (millwright).ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS.Armstrong, Francis, Town Hall Buildings.Barbour, James, & Bowie (C.E.), 53 Buccleuch Street.Crombie, W. F., 1 Union Street.Grierson, Alex., land surveyor, 19 Loreburn Street.Hay & Thomson, 10 Bank Street.Kinnear, R. K., 143 Irish Street.MacKinnel, W., The Shieling, Castle-Douglas Road, m.

248 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, ^-c.ARTISTS.(See also Photographers.)Arnott, J. G. M'Lellan (figure and landscape), Fernlea, NewallTerrace.Dods, John W. (statuary), St. Mary's Place.Kennedy, Magnus (statuary), 17 Queen Street.M'Dowall, Miss (drawing and painting), 18 Catherine Street.ARTISTS' COLOURMEN.ANDERSON, JOHN, & SON, 183 HIGH STREET.Constantine, D., 107 High Street.GRIEVE, R., & SONS, 121 HIGH STREET.MAXWELL & SON, 117 and 119 HIGH STREET.AUiCTIONEERSAND APPRAISERS.DUNBAR, PATTIE & GIBSON, 27 BUCCLEUCH STREETand 16 CHURCH CRESCENT.Harrison, Richard, & Son, New Bazaar, 39 Whitesands.STOBIE, PETER, & SON, 55 and 57 HIGH STREET.Thomson & Laurie, Royal Auction Mart, 52 and 53 Whitesands.Wallet, W. (Castle-Douglas) ; office, 45 Whitesands.STRACHAN, J.W., WATERLOO PLACE, WHITESANDS,BACON AND HAM CURERS.Kerr, John, 7 Castle Street.M'Gregor, John, 92 High Street.Miller, Joseph, 5 St. David Street.MOGERLEY, GEORGE, 49 FRIARS' VENNEL.Wright, John,& Co., 80 and 82 English Street.BAKERS.CHICKEN, JOHN, & SONS, 46 GALLOWAY STREET,iMAXWELLTOWN, and 95 ENGLISH STREET.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 249Co-operative Stores, 6 Queensberry Street, 20 Market Square,m, and 118 St. Michael Street.Drummond, James, 8 Glasgow Street, m.DUNBAR, WILLIAM, 169 HIGH STREET and 4ACADEMY STREET.Grierson, John, 52 and 54 High Street.Halliday, J.,10 Academy Street.Kerr, Misses J.& A., 6 and 8 Buccleuch Street.M'Creadie, D., 26 and 28 English Street.M'Kinnell, Mrs William, 47 and 49 Nith Place.Murray, James, 33 and 34 Galloway Street, m.Reid, John, 109 St. Michael Street.Robertson & Wright, 21 Friars' Vennel.Shanks, T. K., 25 Friars' Vennel.Thomson, John, 32 English Street.Wilson Bros., 18-20 Queen Street.Windsor, James, 57 Friars' Vennel.Wyllie, J,M'C, 12 High Street.BANKS AND AGENTS.Bank of Scotland, 103 Irish Street; A. Weatherston, agent.British Linen Bank, 86 Irish Street ; James Frier, agent.Clydesdale Bank, Buccleuch Street ; Peter Biggam, agent.Clydesdale Bank, m, ; Walker & Sharpe, agents.Commercial Bank, 94 Irish Street; A. G. Sinclair, agent.National Bank, 8 Bank Street; G. Russell, agent.North of Scotland and Town and County Bank, 23 BankStreet; J. Mackechnie and R. Adamson, agents.Royal Bank, 17 Bank Street; J.W. Whitelaw and J.Symons,agents.Union Bank, 8 English Street ; H. Moir, agent.Savings Bank, Post Office.Savings Bank, 9 Church Crescent; J.Symons, treasurer.BASKETMANUFACTURERS.EM'Farlane, W., 42 Friars'Vennel.

. (Those250 GENERAL DIRECTORY.BILLPOSTERS.Allan, David, & Sons, 12 St. Andrew Street.BILLIARD ROOM KEEPERS.Boyd, J.,49 English Street.West, Robert, 41 English Street.Morton, Mrs, 3 Stonewall Place.Ractliffe,'G., 145 High Street.BLACKSMITHS.marked thus ^ are Shoeing Smiths.)Charlton, John, & Sons, Nithsdale Implement Works, St.Michael Street.Drummond, R., Mill Road, m.Grierson Bros., 93 and 95 High Street.Johnstone, James, Glebe Street Smithy.Johnston, John, 113 High Street.Johnstone & Clark, 125 Loreburn Street.*Irving, David, 28 Friars' Vennel.^Irving, James, 35 Shakespeare Street.*Lindsay, James (and V.S.), 35 and 37 Whitesands.*M'Nae, Robert (and V.S.), 35 Galloway Street, m.^Turner, Alex., Three Crowns Close.^Wallace, William (and farrier), 18 Loreburn Street.M'Keand, William, 167 High Street.BOOKBINDERS.Adams, Thos. H., 13 King Street.ANDERSON, JOHN, & SON, 183 HIGH STREET.COURIER AND HERALD NEWSPAPER COY.DUMFRIES BOOKBINDING CO., 112 IRISH STREET.GRIEVE, R., & SONS, 121 HIGH STREET.MAXWELL, JAMES, & SON, 117-119 HIGH STREET.STANDARD BINDERY, 133 HIGH STREET.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 251BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND NEWSAGENTS.ANDERSON, JOHN, & SON (and Circulating Library), 183HIGH STREET.Armstrong, W., 14 Academy Street.Blacklock, William, Church Crescent.Bell, Laurence, 60 Friars' Vennel.Bell, fancy goods, 81 Friars' Vennel.Railway Station; R. Graham & Co.Bookstalls,Clark, H. (and fancy goods), 18 English Street.Dickson, W. R. (newsagent), 45 English Street.GRIEVE, R., & SONS, 119 and 121 HIGH STREET.Hamilton, J.W., 14 Market Square, m.Hannavy, Thomas (stationer), 94 High Street.Henderson, J., 15 Galloway Street, m.Kirk, John (newsagent), 45 Galloway Street, m.Lamb, J.D. (newsagent), 38 High Street.M'Millan, David, 6 Friars' Vennel.M'Queen, James, 43 Friars' Vennel.MAXWELL, J.,& SON, 117-119 HIGH STREET.M'Burnie, W., 22 Market Square, m.Montgomery, J. S., 109 High Street.Office Supplies Co., 93 Irish Street.Pearson, J.,75 Queensberry Street."STANDARD" OFFICE133 HIGH STREET.Swan, Joseph (stationer),(WHOLESALE STATIONERS),63 High Street.THE CENTRAL STATIONERY DEPOT, 111-113STREET.Thomson, William (stationer),Busby, J.,CHALMERS, W.,14 Nith Place.BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.HIGH118 High Street.& SON, MIDSTEEPLE BUILDINGS.Co-operative Store, 45 Bank Street.Corrie, A., 10 Murray Place.Donaldson, John H., Buccleuch Street.

252 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o.Dundee Equitable,150 High Street.Greenlees & Son, 175 High Street.GREIG, JAMES, 62 BUCCLEUCH STREET.Hamilton, John, 71 Friars' Vennel.HUTCHISON, A., 45 NITH PLACE.Johnstone, J.D., 74 English Street.Laing & Co., 170 High Street.Lauder, John, 116 Friars' Vennel.M'George, M. J., 2 Castle Street.M'Lean, David, 62 Queensberry Street.M'NAUGHT, ROBERT, & SON, 5 ST. ANDREW STREET.IVTVinnie, J.,11 Friars' Vennel.MARTIN, WILLIAM, 12 CHURCH CRESCENT.Murphie, James E., 30 High Street.O'Brien, David, 79 Friars' Vennel.Rhymer, Thomas, 121 St. Michael Street.Smith, C. A., 30J-Galloway Street.Thomson, S., 14 Queensberry Street.Tyler, H. P., 129 High Street.Wright & Co., IJ King Street.BROKERS AND CLOTHES DEALERS.Cooney, Mrs James, 26 and 33 Munches Street.Gologly, Mrs, 3 South Queensberry Street.Connolly & O'Leary, 62 Friars' Vennel.Lewthwaite, Thomas, 46 Queensberry Street.Ward, Mrs, 30 Munches Street.BUILDERS.(See Masons and Builders.)(See alsoCAB HIRERS.Posting Establishments.)BIGGAR, J.,BREWERY STREET.BIGGAR, JOHN, BLUE BELL STABLES, 28 FRIARS'VENNEL.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 253IBlack, R., Old George, Irish Street.Forsyth, Robert, 15 Howgate Street, m.IRVING, WILLIAM, LIVERY STABLES, 73 ENGLISHSTREET, CAB STANCE, RAILWAY STATION, andCOMMERCIAL STABLES, 82 IRISH STREET (Telephone,No. 17).Lancaster, Adam, Nith Avenue.M'Courtie, Alex., 2 and 4 Brewery Street.Maxwell, Joseph, 194 St. Michael Street.Nodwell, J.,New George Hotel.Ramsden, Joseph, White Swan Hotel, Queensberry Street.Reid, Thomas, King's Arms Livery Stables, m.SCOTT, J. & J., NEW^ALL TERRACE and KINGS ARMSYARD.Smith, William, 42 Bank Street.CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, ANDFURNITURE DEALERS.Cooney, I'atrick, 22 and 24 St. David Street.DUNBAR, PATTIE & GIBSON, 27 BUCCLEUCH STREETand 16 CHURCH CRESCENT.Grierson, John C, 157 Irish Street.Kerr, James, 103 English Street.M'Clounie, J.,136 Loreburn Street.MacGowan & Co., Plainstones.M'Murdo, P., 32 High Street.M'Murdo, A. & W., 34 High Street.Scott, J.L., Church Place.Robertson, John, 135 High Street.Smith, John, 132 Irish Street.STOBIE, PETER, & SON, 55 and 57 HIGH STREET.VVilson, William, 30 Friars'Yare, W., 16 Queen Street.Vennel.CARTERS AND CONTRACTORS.Corrie, Mrs James (carting), 64 Buccleuch Street.

254 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.DUNBAR, PATTIE & GIBSON (Removal), 27 BUCCLEUCHSTREET and 16 CHURCH CRESCENT.Edgar, Alex, (carting), G. and S.-W. Goods Station.Glover, Robert (carting), 1 Corberry Place.Johnstone, David (carting), 15 King Street, mM'Leod, G. B. (general), Sutherland Terrace.M'Murdo, Peter (removal), 32 High Street.M'Nay, James, Eastfield View and G. and S.-W. GoodJStation.Rae, John, 37 Loreburn Street.Scott, John Luke (removal), 5 Church Place.S'MART, J.T. W. (removal and licensed valuator), 6CATHERINE STREET.Stobie, Peter, & Son (removal), 55 and 57 High Street.Tilburn, William (contractor). Bungalow, Eastfield Road.Yare, W. (removal), 16 Queen Street.CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.ALLAN, WM., 151 HIGH STREET.Daniel, John, 152 High Street.Davidson, James (analytical), 119 Irish Street.Dumfries Drug Stores, 104 English Street.Eraser, John (and photographic), 84 High Street.Johnstone, W. G. (late Ewing & Co.), 9 Church Place.LAWSON, R. M., 8 CASTLE STREET.Lockerbie, John, 6 Nith Place.LOW & JOHNSTONE, 3Church Place.M'Gibbon, G. L., 108 High Street.Nicholson, J.H., 3 Glasgow Street, m.REID, J.(and photographic), 124 HIGH STREET.TURNER, ALEX, (and photographic), Next POST OFFICE,50 BUCCLEUCH STREET.CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.KIRK, J. G., & SON, 22 KING STREET.Macdonald, John, 163 High Street.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 255M'QUADE, JAMES, 48 QUEENSBERRY STREET.M'Lellan, J.,118 Queensberry Street.Maxwell, Robert, Burns Street.Weems, Thomas, " 1901," Glasgow Street, ra.Wilson, Thomas, 84 St. Michael Street.CHINA AND GLASS MERCHANTS.HUMPHREY, GEORGE, 153 HIGH STREET.HUTTON, ROBERT, 91 HIGH STREET.Leitch, John, 100 and 102 Queensberry Street.Lewthwaite, Thomas, 46 Queensberry Street.Smart, Walter, 107 English Street.CLOG MAKERS.GRIERSON, JOHN, 94 QUEENSBERRY STREET.Grade, Robert, 72 Glasgow Street.HUME, JAMES (late W. Beattie), 67 ExNGLISH STREET.HUTCHISON, A., 45 NITH PLACE.Hutchison, R., 11 Galloway Street, m.Hutchison, Thomas W. H., 71 English Street.Murphie, James E., 30 High Street.O'Brien, D., 79 Friars' Vennel.COACHBUILDERS.Cairns, John, Springbank Coachworks, 87-89 Whitesands.Campbell, F. & H., 2 York Place.12 Shakespeare Street.Marchbank, W & J.,Millar, Andrew, Nith Street Coachworks.PENMAN, A. C, QUEENSBERRY MOTOR WORKS, STDAVID STREET.Sloan, D., & Son, 2, 4, and 6 Bank Street and Whitesands.COAL AGENTS.ALLISON & HUNTER (and FIRECLAY MERCHANTS)G. and S.-W. RAILWAY DEPOT.

256 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Bonn, James, G. and S.-W. Railway Depot and Clifton Bank,Greenbrae Loaning.Co-operative Coal Depot, G. and S.-W. Railway; S. Roebuck,manager.Earsman, Adam, Greystonebank, Moffat Road.Edgar, Alex, (and fireclay merchant), G. and S.-W. RailwayDepot.Edgar, Miss, 18 Terregles Street, m.Farrow, John (and fireclay merchant), G. and S.-W. RailwayDepot.Jardine, William, Sydney House, Greenbrae.Kirkpatrick, Archibald, Maxwelltown Station.M'Nay, James, G. and S.-W. Goods Station.Marshall, J. B., Caledonian Station.Mitchell, J.W., G. and S.-W. Railway Depot.Mulholland, J.,Caledonian Station.Murray, James, & Son, Caledonian Station.Murray, William, 72 St. Michael Street.Wilson, G., G. and S.-W. Depot.COFFEEIMPORTER.Pucka Coffee, 69 Buccleuch Street.CONFECTIONERS (MANUFACTURING).Buchan, R., & Son, Pleasance, Annan Road.Douglas, W., 159 High Street.Johnstone, J.,Executors of, 74-76 Lorebum Street.CONFECTIONERS AND PASTRY BAKERS.(Those marked p are Pastry Bakers,)Aitken, Miss E., 42 Galloway Street, m.Brucciani, Domenica (and ice cream vendor), 181 St. MichaelStreet.BUCHAN, ROBERT, & SON (WHOLESALE and RETAIL),46 BUCCLEUCH STREET.Carroll, James, 4 Nith Place,

Queensberry Motor Works,ST. DAVID STREET (off Buccleuch Street), DUMFRIES.LUXURIOUS MOTOR CARRIAGES.HIRING BY DAY, WEEK, OR MONTH.

MOTOR GARAGEANDMOTORCARRIAGE FACTORYFITTED WITH EVERYMODERN CONVENIENCE.ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER,AND HOT WATER PIPES.Waiting Rooms, and Ladies' and Gent.'s Lavatories.Storage for 100 Motor Cars.Agent for Wolseley, Napier, Daimler, Deasy, Albion, andRenault Cars.Oars for Hire. Repairs- Tyres, Petrol, Accessories.A. C. PEINMAN,QUEENSBERRY MOTOR WORKS,DUMFRIES.TeleiI—ff^a^^s "AUTOMOBILE, DUMFRIES."phone—57 Nat.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o. 25-;Douglas, Wm., 159 High Street.DUNBAR, WM., 169 HIGH STREET and 4 ACADEMYSTREET, p.Dunsmore, R. S., 68 English Street.FENWICK, MISS M., 56 ENGLISH STREET.Gologly, Miss, 42 Academy Street, p.Grierson, John, 52-54 High Street.Grilli, J., 31 English Street and 72 Shakepeare Street.JOHNSTON, MISS J.H., FOUNTAIN CAFE, p.Kerr, Mrs, 6-8 Buccleuch Street, p.Linwood, George, 86 Friars' Vennel.M'Adam, Miss, 2 Buccleuch Street.^rBurnie, W. J., 22 Market Square, m.McQueen, Henry, 1 Midsteeple Buildings.Maxwell, William, 35 IrishStreet.MORRISON, MISS, THE CARLTON, 60 HIGHSTREET, p.Omissi, Enrico, 68 High Street.OUGHTON, ROBERT, ROYALCHURCH CRESCENT, p.RESTAURANT,•9Pearson, J.,75 Queensberry Street.Richardson, Mrs, 112 High Street.Robertson & Wright, 21 Friars' Vennel.Roddan, Mrs, 131 Queensberry Street, p.Scott, Miss J. A., 7 Midsteeple Buildings.Smith, Miss E. B., 25 Bank Street.Smith, Miss, 26 Academy Street.Windsor, James, 57 Friars' Vennel.Wyllie, J.M'Call, 12 High Street, p.COOPER.Beattie, Robert, 128 Irish Street.CORN AND FLOUR MERCHANTS(See Grain Merchants.)

258 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.CUTLER.BOWIE, A. D., 16 ACADEMY STREET, Opthalmist'sCutler.CYCLE AGENTS.Bell, W., 4 Whitesands, New Bridge Cycle Company.^Cannon, J.& J.,83 English Street.Cunningham, Thomas, 16 and 18 King Street.Drysdale, W., & Co., 36 Church Crescent.IRVING, JOHN, 47 BUCCLEUCH STREET.Kirkpatrick, A., Waterloo Place, 94 Whitesands.M'Kie, R., 22 Whitesands.M'Kie, William, 12-14 Whitesands.M'Laren, George, Queen Street Engineering Works.PENMAN, W. H., 10 ENGLISH STREET.Tait, James, 32 Galloway Street, m.DAIRIES.Douglas, John, 11 Loreburn Street.M'Murdo, Mrs, Troqueer Cottages, m.M'Quillan, A., 8 High Street.Mundell, Mrs, 38 Broom's Road.Rawson, Robert, Millgreen House.Robison, Mrs A., 138 Queensberry Street.DAIRY UTENSIL MANUFACTURERS.32 Bank Street.Bendall, J.,Devan, James, 58 Friars' Vennel.Kelly, W. J.,53 Friars' Vennel.DENTAL SURGEONS. 3Dykes, Dr James, 11 Church Crescent.Dykes, Thos., L.D.S., 11 Church Crescent.Wilkie, James, 149 High Street.Watson, F., L.D.S., 95 Irish Street.

IRobson,'IRymer,PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 259DOCTORS.Clarke, Fred. H., Charlotte Street.Dykes, James J., 11 Church Crescent.Easterbrook, C. E., Crichton Institution.Fergusson, T., 16 Castle Street.Grieve, W. D., 79 Buccleuch Street.Hunter, Joseph, 31 Castle Street.Kerr, P. M., 20 Castle Street.Livingston, G. B., 47 Castle Street.Murray, P. M., 33 Castle Street (certifying surgeon under theFactory Act).J.D., 1 Hope Place, Terregles Street, m.Ross, J.M., Duntrune, Castle-Douglas Road, m.DRAPERS, &c.Barbour, Robert, & Son, Buccleuch Buildings, Buccleuch Street.Beveridge, John, 2 and 3 Queensberry Square.BOYD, ANDREW, & CO., 178 HIGH STREET.Colvin, J.,& Co., 41 High Street.Corry & Co., 72 and 74 Friars' Vennel.IGumming, Robert, 77 Friars' Vennel.Dumfries Economic Stores, 42 Queen Street.Glancie, Nehemiah, 83 Friars' Vennel.IHyslop, John, 22 'Buccleuch Street.JOHNSTONE & BROWN, 140 HIGH STREET.Johnston, John, & Son (travelling), 4 Cumberland Street.MacGowan & Co. (and warehousemen), 83 Plainstones.M'George, M. J., 2, 4, 6, and 8 Castle Street.M'NAUGHT, WILLIAM, 157HIGH STREET.Munro, Wm., 2, 4, and 6 Church Crescent.Paton, John, & Sons (travelling), Ashbourne House, Cassalands.Thos., 137 St. Michael Street.Robertson, James, & Son, 19 Castle Street.Robinson Brothers, 89 High Street.Scott, John L. (and house furnisher), 6 Church Place and 109Queensberry Street.Smith, David, 115 High Street.Walker, John, 68 Buccleuch Street.

26f^PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Aitken, Miss Jessie,DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS.(Marked * are also Milliners.)11 Nith Place.^Barbour, R., & Sons, Buccleuch Buildings, Buccleuch Street.Barron, Miss J., 16 Galloway Street, m.Bathgate, Miss M. A., 82 Loreburn Street.^Beveridge, John, 2 and 3 Queensberry Square.^Brownlie, Miss, 19 St. Andrew Street.Bryson, Miss, 95 Broom's Road.Campbell, Miss P., 7 English Street.Clemenson, Misses, 10 Maxwell Street.Cosgroy^, Miss M., 12 Assembly Street.CROMBIE, MISSES L. & C. (MILLINERS), 2 and 4 ST.ANDREW STREET.Dayidson, Miss S. J., 19 Nith Place.Dayidson, Misses C. & M., 19 Academy Street.Dick, Misses J. & A., 162 High Street.'Dunn, Misses, 4 M'Lellan Street. ,Farrell, Miss M. (milliner), 12 Queen Street.^Ferguson, Miss, 166 High Street.Fergusson, Miss Jane, 41 Bank Street.Forrest, Misses, 6 Cardoness Street.Glendinning, Miss M. H. (milliner), 84 English Street.Hastings, Miss E. (milliner), 28 St. Dayid Street.Hea'drick & Murray, Misses (milliners), 100 High Street.Hope, Miss M., 4 Queensberry Street.Hughes, Miss Lizzie (milliner), 23 Buccleuch Street.Hyslop, John, 22 Buccleuch Street.Inglis, Miss, Ryedale Cottage, Troqueer Road, m.Johnstone, Miss M. J.,80 Queen Street.Kerr & Thomson, Misses, 33 Bucleuch Street.Kinloch, Mrs, 11 Irying Street.Macdo\yall, Mrs, 94 Broom's Road.^MacGowan & Co., Plainstones, High Street.*M'Naught, William, 157 High Street.Moffat, Miss M'C, 86 Queensberry Street.^Munro, William, Church Crescent.Murdoch, Miss (milliner), 46 High Street.PATON. MISS L. G. (MILLINER), 120 HIGH STREET.

'Wightman,iShortridge,I M'Kie,I Robson,'Turnbull,PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o. 261PETERS, MISS (xMlLLIXER), 85^Robertson, James, & Son,i Robson, Miss, 1 Nith Street.Miss, 17 Buccleuch Street.19 Castle Street.Scott, Miss E., 103 Loreburn Street.Scott,IMiss M., 7 Academy Street.t Smith, Miss, 4 Laurieknowe, m.Turnbull, Miss M., 105 English Street.Wardrop, Miss M., 110 Friars' Vennel.jWeir, Miss A. (milliner), 18 Nith Place.IIWightman, Mrs and Miss, 70 English Street.Miss J., 2 Montague Street.FRIARS' VENNEL.^DYERS AND CLEANERS.Auchmuty & Co. (agents for J. Pullar & Son, Perth), 66 HighStreet.Caldwell, J.,101 English Street.Hygienic Steam Laundry, 112-114 St. Michael Street,Thomas, & Son, manufacturers, cloth finishers,dyers, and spinners, office, 9 High Street; works, StakefordELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.Anderson & Munro, 8 St.William, 22 Whitesands.Andrew Street.fM'Laren, George, 66 and 68 Queen Street.M'Millan, Donald, 63 Irish Street.IIENGINEERS, &c.Callander, Gavin, Palmerston Implement Works, m.Charlton, J.,& Sons, Nithsdale Implement Works, St. MichaelStreet.Johnstone & Clark,125 Loreburn Street.McLaren,IGeorge, 66 and 68 Queen Street.Thomas, Pleasance Foundry.Miller, Robert, 23 Rae Street.ENGRAVER.

262 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.FANCY GOODS AND TOY DEALERS.ANDERSON, JOHN, & SON, 183 HIGH STREET.Ahrweiler, Conrad, 57 English Street.Bell, Mrs, 81 Friars' Vennel.Burns, R., 1 Nith Place.Carruthers, Miss C, 173 St. Michael Street.Charlesworth, C, 14 High Street, m.Gerschler, Carl, West End Hairdressing Saloons, 21 BuccleuchStreet.GRIEVE, R., & SONS, 121 HIGH STREET.Hannavy, Thomas, 94 High Street.Johnston, J., 9 English Street.M'George M. J.,4 Castle Street.M'Burnie, Misses M. J. & M., 51 English Street.MAXWELL, JAMES, & SON, 117-119Mason, Joseph, King Street.Montgomery, J. S., 109 High Street.Swan, Joseph, 63 High Street.''The Magnet " Toy Shop, 30 Academy Street.Thomson, W., 14-16 Nith Place.Thomson, Mrs, 62 Glasgow Street, m.Young, George, & Son, 197 High Street.. Jackson,HIGH STREET.FISHING TACKLE MAKERS AND DEALERS.LOREBURN STREET.ERSKINE, WM. (and Gunmaker), 6Henderson, Mrs, 44 Friars' Vennel.John, 4 Queensberry Square.M'CALL, WM. (and Gunmaker), 21-23 CASTLE STREET.M'Millan, David, 6 Friars' Vennel.Rae, D. J.,1 Rae Street.FISHMONGERS.AITKEN, J. & A., 3 CATTLE STREET.''Aitken,~Mrs M. A., 65 St. Michael Street. ^ -Beattie, John, County Fish Hall, 69 High Street.Croan, T., 49 Bank 'Street.

i^PROFESSIONS,TRADES, &c. 263Daley, James, Loreburn Street.Gray, James, 80 Friars' Vemiei.Glendinning, William, 28 Irish Street.JEFFS, JOHN A. M., ROYAL EMPORIUM, 3 CHURCHCRESCENT.Kelly, Robert C, 29 English Street.Morrin, S., 167 St. Michael Street.TURNER, JOHN, 191 and 193 HIGH STREET.Walker, Douglas, 8 Galloway Street, m.FLESHERS.Barclay W., 71 St. Michael Street.Carnochan, A., 12 High Street, m.Camochan, Frank, 20 Friars' Vennel.Cradock, James, 30 Church Crescent and 64 High Street.Eastman, Limited, 31 High Street.Farmers' Association Meat Purveyors, 102 Friars' Vennel.Gardiner, George, 36 Queensberry Street,Gibson, J., 18 Galloway Street, m.Hastings, Robert, 4 and 5 Glasgow Street, m.Kerr, John, 7 Castle Street.Lockerbie, James, 45 Friars' Vennel.MACGREGOR, JOHN (Pork), 98-100 FRIARS' VENNELand''92 HIGH STREET.Miller, Joseph (and pork butcher), 5 St. David Street.Milligan, David, 5 Nith Place.Milligan, George, 58 English Street.Milligan, Irving B., jun., Midsteeple Buildings.MILLIGAN, IRVING B., 11 ENGLISH STREET.Mogerley, George (pork), 49 Friars' Vennel.URPHIE, MISS JEANIE, 4 ENGLISH STREET.elson, James, & Son, 122 High Street,elkirk, John, 10 Queensberry Street./Simpson, John, 52 Bank Street.1/ Smith, Mrs James, 17 Market Square, m.Smith, W-., 112 English Street.

264 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &g.STEWART, MISS JANET, 59 and 61 QUEENSBERRYSTREET.Michael Street.Urquhart, W., 187 St.Walls, William, 43 English Street.FRUIT AND PRESERVE MANUFACTURERS.Buchan, Robert, & Son, Pleasance Preserve Works and 46Buccleuch Street.Johnstone, John, Executrix of, 74-76 Loreburn Street.FRUITERERS AND GREENGROCERS.Beaton, Mrs N., Naptha Cottage, Greenbrae.Bogie, John, Nithbank.BYERS, WILLIAM, 7 CHURCH PLACE.Byers, John, 48 High Street.Campbell, Frank (market gardener), Orchard Cottage, Duncow.Carrol, James, 4 Nith Place.Corson, Mrs W., 96 Friars' Vennel.Crosbie, R., 114 Friars' Vennel.Dmismore, R. S., 68 English Street.Kennedy & Son, St. Michael Street and Nithbank.M'Adam, Miss, 2 Buccleuch Street.M'Millan & Hunter, Misses, 32 St. David Street.Middleton, Miss, 47 English Street.Morrin, Robert, & Sons (wholesale), New Market, 32 LoreburnStreet.Oney, Thomas H., & Son, 10 Church Crescent.Rankine, Miss M. J., 26 Galloway Street, m.Richardson, J., 51 Nith Place.Richardson, Mrs, 112 High Street.Smith, Miss, 26 Academy Street.Smith, W. Gordon (wholesale), 81 Loreburn Street.Thorn, John, 54 Friars' Vennel.Veitch, Moir & Erskine (wholesale), 97 High Street.GAME DEALERS.AITKEN, J. & A., 3 CASTLE STREET.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 265Seattle, John, County Fish Hall, 68 High Street.JEFFS, JOHN A. M., ROYAL EMPORIUM, 3 CHURCHCRESCENT.Kelly, Robert C, 29 English Street.Miller, Joseph, 5 St. David Street.Murphie, Miss J., 4 English Street.Scott, David R., 40 Loreburn Street.TURNER, JOHN, 191 and 193 HIGH STREET.iGRAIN, MEAL, AND FLOUR MERCHANTS.Charlton, John, & Sons, 38 Bank Street.DOBIE, K., & SON, 33 QUEEN STREET.Drummond, James, 9 Galloway Street, m.Fisher, James, East Cluden Mills.Gibson, Thomas, 27 Friars' Vennel.Kelly, R. C, 6 Queen Street.Macintosh, Alex. N., 41 Whitesands.Milligan, Thomas, 96 High Street.Woodrow, P., 3 Friars' Vennel.Wyllie, James, 64 Whitesands.GRANITE MERCHANTS.Stewart & Co., Watling Street (Branch from Aberdeen).GROCERS AND MERCHANTS (WHOLESALE).Ballantyne & Brown, 124 Queensberry Street.Johnstone, John, Executrix of, 74-76 Loreburn Street.•Morton Brothers, 102 English Street.Scott, J.& A., 96 and 98 Queensberry Street.Wright, John, & Co., 80 and 82 English Street.GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS.(See also Shopkeepers, &c.)(Marked thus * are also Spirit Dealers.)^ARMSTRONG, R., & SON (Tea Dealers), 15 ENGLISHSTREET.

t266 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.^Beattie, Joseph, 9 and 10 Old Bridge Street and 39 GallowayStreet, m.*Biggar, Thomas, 11 Market Square, m.Black, J., 16 Friars' Vennel.Blackley, John, 44 Queen Street.*BRASH, THOMAS, & SON, 168 HIGH STREET.Erunton, Mrs, 116 Queensberry Street.Brunton, Thomas I., 75 St. Michael Street.Campbell, Matthew, 108 Friars' Vennel.Cannon, E. & J.,1-3 Maxwell Place.^CARRUTHERS, JAMES, 90 HIGH STREET.COOPER & CO., 132 HIGH STREET.Craig, Robert, 14 Glasgow Street, m.DEMPSTER, ROBERT, 165 HIGH STREET.Dickson, John, 4 King Street.Drummond, James, 12 Galloway Street, m.Dumfries and Maxwelltown Co-operative Society, 2 and 4Queensberry Street; 20 Market Square, m; and 118 St.Michael Street.Forsyth, Thomas, 192 St. Michael Street, and 9 GlasgowStreet, m.Gibson, Thomas, 27 Friars' Vennel.^Gilchrist, W., 25 Church Street, m.Gordon, William, 54 English Street.'^Grierson, John (Italian warehouseman), 52-54 High Street.Halliday, A., 79 Loreburn Street.*Harkness, W. J., 7 Queensberry Square.Harkness, W. J.,27-29 High Street.Home and Colonial Stores Co., Limited, 127 High Street.Howie Bros., *91English Street.Hughes, John, 37 Loreburn Street.JOHNSTONE, ROBERT, 147 HIGH STREET.,Kerr, James, 59 Friars' Vennel.*Lennox, David, & Sons (Italian Warehousemen and Importersof Indian Condiments, and Wine Merchants), 9 to 15 CastleStreet.Lipton, Limited (provision market), Queensberry Square.*Little, Misses, 18 Queensberry Street.

PROFESBIONS, TRADES, &c.26^^Mackie, William, 28 Church Crescent.*M'Courtie, George, 1 Glasgow Street, m.*Macaulay, W. R., 15 High Street, m.M'Neish, Misses M. and J., 15 Nith Place.Maypole Stores, 137 High Street.Murdoch, J.,78 Friars' Vennel.M'Burnie, Robert, 39 English Street.Paton, John, & Sons (tea dealers), Ashbourne House, Cassalands,m.*Payne, James (and feeding stuffs), 22 Brewery Street.Robertson & Bell, 63 English Street.*Rodger, W. A., 105 High Street.Rogerson, Thomas, 66 Friars' Vennel.*Ross, Thomas (Italian warehouseman), 144 High Street.Scott, D,. R., 40 Loreburn Street.Shearer,'Mrs E., 95 Queensberry Street.Stewart, Mrs, 51 Wallace Street.Thomson, J.,29 Bank Street.Trotter, J.W., 6 J Laurieknowe (Sub Post Office).Wallace, Robert, 26 King Street.Wilson Bros., 86 High Street.Wilson, John, 17 English Street.GUNMAKERS.ERSKINE, WM., 6 LOREBURN STREET.M'Call, Wm., 23 Castle Street.-HAIRDRESSERS AND PERFUMERS.Ahrweiler, Conrad, 57 English Street.Boyd, Samuel, 38 Friars' Vennel.Branney, Thomas, 3 King Street.Brown, Owen, 21 Queen Street.Burns, R., 1 Nith Place.Carter, A., 24 High Street.Coupland, H., 6 High Street.Donnelly, W. N., 33 Market Street, m.Dykes, John S., 91 Friars' Vennel.GERSCHLER, CARL, WEST-END HAIRDRESSINGSALOON, 21 BUCCLEUCH STREET.

•268 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Haining, Adam, 36 Bank Street.Hunter, Robert, 143 St. Michael Street.JOHNSTON, JOHN, 9 ENGLISH STREET.Lavans, William, 136 Queensberry Street.Maxwell, John, 79 English Street.Murray, John, 22 Friars' Vennel.Patton, David (and tobacconist),13 King Street.PATTON, THOMAS, 84 QUEENSBERRY STREET.Robson, James, 13| Glasgow Street, m.Roddick, John, 6| High Street, m.Stewart, J.,6 St. Andrew Street.Walker, J.,76 Queensberry Street.HATTERS AND HOSIERS.Gibb, James, 82 Friars' Vennel.Laurie, Mrs, 1 Church Place.Ovens, Thomas T., 31 Friars' Vennel.REID, JAMES, 114 HIGH STREET.Shanks, J.H., 12 'Castle Street.Sharp, David, & Sons (and clothiers), 141 High Street.Smith, John, 154 High Street.Watson, T. B., 1 English Street.HAY AND STRAW DEALERS.Dobie, Kirkpatrick, & Son, 33 Queen Street.HORSE DEALERS.Johnston, William, 73 Whitesands. .Maxwell, Robert, Maryholm.Nodwell, James, New George Hotel.Walls, Lawrence, Horse Repository, Nith House.HOSIERS.Greenock Wool Store (Fleming, Reid & Co.), 161 High Street.M'George, M. J., 2 and 4 Castle Street.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 269HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS.Dinwiddle, James, & Co., Bridgend Factory, Buccleuch Street.Fleming, Reld & Co., Greenock Wool Store, 161 High Street.Gibson, John L., & Co., 22 Maxwell Street, mHamilton, Robert, King Street, m.M'George, J.& D., Nithsdale Factory, 43 St. Michael Street.Robertson, James A., Saughtree Factory, Annan Road.Tyler, W., Sons, & Co., Ryedale.HOUSE FACTORS.Brown, Sam., 57 Buccleuch Street.Dunbar, Pattie & Gibson, 27 Buccleuch Street.Farries, Thomas C, 158 Irish Street.Hiddleston, James, & Son, Mechanics' Institute,Preacher, Francis, 29 College Street, m.Robinson, Samuel, 5 Bank Street.STOBIE, PETER, & SON, 55 and 57 HIGH STREET.HOTELS.(See also Spirit Dealers.)Blue Bell, A. Dorward, 26 Friars'Coffee House (Temperance), J.19 Nith Place,VenneLM'Gowan, 110 High Street.COMMERCIAL, MAXWELL I. COPLAND, 79 HIGHSTREET.Commercial Temperance, Miss Bell, 19-21 English Street.FOUNTAIN TEMPERANCE, MISS JOHNSTON, 65 HIGHSTREET.Globe, Mrs Jane Smith, 56 High Street.K'ERR'S TEMPERANCE, 172 HIGH STREET, MRSDavidson, PROPRIETRIX.King's Arms, Maxwelltown, W. G. Whyte, Glasgow Street, m.KING'S ARMS HOTEL (and RESTAURANT), JOHNADAM, 78 HIGH STREET.Lochinvar Temperance, Miss Clacherty, 118 English Street.NEW BAZAAR HOTEL (and RESTAURANT), R. F.RITCHIE, 38 WHITESANDS.

270 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.New George, James Nodwell, 23-25 High Street,NITHSDALE TEMPERANCE HOTEL, MISS SMITH, 4ST MARY STREET.QUEENSBERRY HOTEL, H. A. MACLACHLAN, 12 and14 ENGLISH STREET.Royal Oak, A. M'Courtie, 2, 4, and 6 Brewery Street.Salutation Hotel, John Glancie, 1 Market Square, m.Station Hotel, Railway Station.WAVERLEY HOTEL, E.HENDRY, PROPRIETOR, ST.MARY STREET.White Hart, Mrs Herries, 38 Brewery Street.WHITE SWAN, JOSEPH RAMSDEN, 67 and 69 QUEENS-BERRY STREET,Woodbank Hotel, Langlands, C. Palmer, proprietor.IRONMONGERS.ARMSTRONG, ROBERT, 5 CHURCH STREET.DONNAN & JARDINE, 80 and 82 QUEENSBERRYSTREET.GRIERSON BROS., 93-95 HIGH STREET.KELLY, W. J.,53 FRIARS' VENNEL.Mair, R., 34 and 36 English Street.M'Kay, William R. B., 3 Union Street and 44 Whitesands.Mulholland, J.,84 Friars' Vennel.Papple, R., 37 Galloway Street, m.Rankin, A., 174 High Street.JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS.(SeeWatchmakers and Jewellers.)JOINERS, BUILDERS, AND UNDERTAKERS.Brown, James (and cartwright), 40-42 Shakespeare Street-Brown, William, & Son, Mill Road.Crackston, John, & Sons, 12 Howgate Street, m.Dickie, John, 117 St. Michael Street.

IkPROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 271DUNBAR, PATTIE & GIBSON (UNDERTAKERS), 27BUCCLEUCH STREET.Ireland, A. B., 67 Shakespeare Street.JARDINE, WILLIAM (UNDERTAKER), THREECROWNS CLOSE.Marchbank, W. & J.,12-14 Shakespeare Street.M'LACHLAN, SAMUEL, 19 FRIARS' VENNEL.M'Murdo, Peter, 32 and 34 High Street.Murray, William, 5 Murray Place.Preacher, F., College Street, m.RANKINE, JAMES, 187 HIGH STREET.SMART, J.T. W. (UNDERTAKER and LICENSEDVALUATOR), 6 CATHERINE STREET.Steel, Alexander, 11 Howgate Street, m.STOBIE, PETER, & SON (UNDERTAKERS), 55-57 HIGHSTREET.THOMSON, C. W. (and VALUATOR), 18 RAE STREET.THOMSON, ROBERT, & SONS, 55-59 SHAKESPEARESTREET.Williamson, James, 25 Terregles Street, m.LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS.Auchmuty & Co., 66 High Street.Barron, Miss J., 16 Galloway Street, m.Brownlie, Miss Isabella, 19 St. Andrew Street.Dick, Misses J. & A., 162 High Street.Elliot, Mrs, 11 Nith Place.Glendinning, H. H., 84 English Street.Johnstone, Misses M. A. & H., 195 High Street.M'George, M. J., 2 and 4 Castle Street.Smith, Miss E. G., 119 St. Michael Street.LEATHER MERCHANTS.(See Tanners, Curriers,&c.)

272 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.LAUNDRIES.Caldwell, James, 101 English Street.Dumfries Public Baths and Wash-houses, Greensands.Dunbar, Miss, 98 Loreburn Street.Gordon, Miss, 106 Loreburn Street.Hygienic Steam Laundry, 112-114 St. Michael Street.Miller, Mrs, Glebe Street Laundry.Shortridge, T., & Son, Public Laundry Works, Stakeford.Wallace, Miss E., 151 St. Michael Street.LIBRARIES.ANDERSON, JOHN, & SON (CIRCULATING), 183 HIGHSTREET.Ewart Free Library (G. W. Shirley, librarian).Law Library, Court-House, Buccleuch Street.LIME AND FIRECLAY GOODS.Allison & Hunter, G. and S.-W. Depot.Edgar, Alexander, G. and S.-W. Depot.Farrow, John, G. and S.-W. Depot.LITHOGRAPHERS.GRIEVE, R., & SONS, 121 HIGH STREET.MAXWELL, JAMES, & SON, 117 and 119 HIGH STREET.MANURE MERCHANTS.(See Seed and Manure Merchants.)MARINE STORE DEALERS.Leitch, John, 100-102 Queensberry Street.Lewthwaite, Thomas, 46 Queensberry Street.MASONS AND BUILDERS.Brown, James, & Son, 45J College Street, m.IBell, W., Broom's Road.

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PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o. 273Crackston, John, & Sons, 12 Howgate Street, m.DODS, JOHN W.,& SON (MONUMENTAL and ARCHlTECTURAL SCULPTORS), ST. MARY'S PLACE.Edgar, Matthew (monumental), 12 Rae Street.Halliday, James, & Sons, Leafield Road.Learmont, T. K., 45 Wallace Street.Little, James, Cassalands.Moffat & Laidlaw, Broom's Road.Mackinnel, Wm., The Sheilmg, m.Paterson, John, 2 Nellieville Terrace, m.Richardson, W. J. (monumental), St. Michael Street.Tait, James B., 16 David Street, m.Wells, H. (monumental), College Street, m^Stewart & Co., Watling Street.MILLERS.Charlton, John, & Sons, 38 Bank Street."Fisher, James, Cluden Mills.Revie, Mrs, West Cluden Mills.Scott, J.,Glen Mills.Wyllie, James, Whitesands.MILLINERS.(See Dressmakers and Milliners.)MOTOR GARAGES.Campbell, Messrs F. & H., 2 York Place.Cornet, Edward, St. Mary's Street.DUMFRIES MOTOR COMPANY, LIMITED, 93 ENGLISHSTREET.IRVING, WILLIAM, MOTOR GARAGE, ENGLISHSTREET and COMMERCIAL STABLES.M'Kie, W., 12-14 Whitesands.Millar, A., Nith Street Coachworks.

^''274 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &ct.PENMAN, A. C, QUEENSBERRY MOTOR WORKS, ST.DAVID STREET.SCOTT, J. & J., KIxNG'S ARMS POSTING ESTABLISH-MENT.Sloan, D., & Sons, 2-4 Bank Street.Cornet, Edward, St.MOTOR CAR HIRERS.Mary's Street.DUMFRIES MOTOR CO., LIMITED (W. IRVING and W.BAXTER, JOINT MANAGING DIRECTORS), 93 and!101 ENGLISH STREET.M'Kie, W., 12-14 Whitesands.PENMAN, A. C, QUEENSBERRY MOTOR WORKS, ST.DAVID STREET.SCOTT, J. & J., KING'S ARMS POSTING ESTABLISH-MENTj'and NEWALL TERRACE.Cornet, Edward, St.MOTOR BUILDERS AND DEALERS.Mary's Street.DUMFRIES MOTOR CO., LIMITED (W. IRVING and W,.|BAXTER, JOINT MANAGING DIRECTORS), 93 androi ENGLISH STREET.M'Kie, W., 12-14 Whitesands.Millar, A., Nith Street Carriage Works.PENMAN, A. C, QUEENSBERRY MOTOR WORKS, ST.DAVID STREET.MUSIC TEACHERS.Blair, James, M.A. (and organist), Lynnbank, Watling Street.Cheadle, J.W. (and organist), 37 Castle Street.Coldwell, Arthur, A.R.C.O. (and organist), Janeville, QueenStreet.Garthwaite, T. Edward (organist and professor of music), 14Gordon Street.Hume, A., 42 George Street.Ivins, F., 4 Queensberry Square.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 275Laing, Miss, 2 Albert Place.Leaver, Fred., A.R.C.O. (and organist), 8 Laurieknowe, m,Morgan, Miss Cissy, Knightsbrook House.Smith, William, 9 Terregles Street, m.Starkey, Law (and organist), 20 Catherine Street.Wilson, John, 2 Geddes Place, m.Wright, Miss E., Aberdour Lodge.MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SELLERS.Davidson, Samuel, 39 Bank Street.PATERSON, SONS & CO., 20 ENGLISH STREET.Semple, Fergusson & Smith, Church Crescent.NATIONAL TELEPHONE COY.,Office and Exchange, 135 High Street.LTD.NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN.Bogie, John, Nithbank; nursery, Picket Cross, Bankend Road.Byers, Wm., 7 Church Place.Kennedy, James, Cardoness Street.KENNEDY, THOS., & CO., 126 and 128 HIGH STREET;NURSERIES—YORK PLACE, BURNSIDE, and MILL-DAMHEAD.Learmont, T., & Co., Welldale Nursery, m.Learmont, W., & Son, Larchfield Nurseries.Learmont, Wm., Ladyfield Nurseries, Glencaple Road.Middleton, Wm., & Son; nurseries, Elmgrove.SERVICE, J.,& SONS (BARR & HUNTER), 40 GALLO-WAY STREET, M. ; NURSERIES, CORBELLY HILL,M., ROSEVALE, and CRESSWELL.Service, J.& R., 3 Market Square, m.NURSES.Birrell, Miss Agnes, masseuse, Amybank, Terregles Street, m.Brown, Miss S. C. (Queen's nurse), 29 Rae Street.Royal Scottish Nursing Association-—Branch house, 14 CastleStreet; Miss Sutherland, matron.Dick, Mr^s Flora, 23 Galloway Street, m.

276 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Hiddleston, Miss, 3 Montague Street.Imray, Miss, Clerkhill Cottage.Nisbet, Mrs Elizabeth, 8 Haddon's Place, m.Stevenson, Miss K. (Queen's nurse), 29 Rae Street.PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, AND DECORATORS.Brown, Thos., 17 St.Andrew Street.CAIRNS, ALEX., 3 and 4 GALLOWAY STREET, m.Cairns, S., & Son, 19 and 20 Galloway Street, m.Constantine, Daniel, 107 High Street.Glover, Joseph J.,& Sons, 17 Castle Street.HAINING, WILLIAM, & SONS, 89 FRIARS' VENNEL.M'Gill, Robert, & Son, 47 High Street.M'Millan, David, Jubilee Buildings, 61 English Street.REID, W., 56 BUCCLEUCH STREET.Thomson, John, 66 St. Michael Street.Gordon, J., 11 High Street.Trainor, John, Swan's Vennel.PAVIORS.PAWNBROKERS.Sheridan, Mrs M., 26 Queensberry Street.Swan, Joseph H., 70 Queensberry Street.PHOTOGRAPHERS.ALEXANDER'S STUDIO, 62 ENGLISH STREET.Craik, Geo. W., 27 Loreburn Street.Davidson, R., Jubilee Buildings, 59 English Street.Maas, J. F., 62 English Street.M'Dougall, Alex., 120 St. Michael Street.Morley, John, 19 Irish Street.REID, SIMON ("MORYSON'S STUDIO"), MONTAGUESTREET.Heughan, James, Stonewall Place, 51 Queen Street.WHITE, JAMES, 41 ENGLISH STREET.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o. 277PIANO TUNERS.Davidson, Samuel, 39 Bank Street.M'Gowan, James, 110 High Street.M'Lachlan, John, 9 Catherine Street.Paterson, Sons & Co., 20 English Street.Semple, Fergusson & Smith, Church Crescent.PICTURE FRAME MAKERS.ANDERSON, JOHN, & SON, 183 mCH STREET.Bell's, 81 Friars' Vennel.Bums, Robert, 1 Nith Place.Constantine, D., 107 High Street.Grierson, John C, 157 Irish Street.GRIEVE, R., & SONS, 121 HIGH STREET.Hamilton, John, 14 Market Square, m.MAXWELL, JAMES, & SON, 117 and 119 HIGH STREET.Miller, W. L., 13 Queen Street.Swan, Joseph, 63 High Street.PLASTERERS AND LATHSPLITTERS.BELL, WILLIAM, 138 LOREBURN STREET.DICKSON, WILLIAM, 196 and 198 ST. MICHAELSTREET.Hannah, John, 54 College Street, m.Johnstone, Wallace, Terregles Street, m.Robertson, Thomas, Dockhead.PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS.DICKSON, JAMES, & SONS (HEATING and SANITARYENGINEERS), 5 BUCCLEUCH STREET.DRUMMOND, PETER, & SON, 28 HIGH STREET.Gilfeather, J. (sanitary engineer), 25 English Street.Little, Thomas, 41 Buccleuch Street.M'Kay, A., 68 and 69 Glasgow Street, m.M'Millan, Donald, 63 Irish Street.

278 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Milroy, James (sanitary engineer), 65 English Street.Morley, R., 68 College Street, m.Moffat, Robert J,, & Son (sanitary engineers), 37 English Street.Roddan, Thomas, 13 St. Andrew Street and 24 ChurchCrescent.POSTINGESTABLISHMENTS.BIGGAR, J., WHITE HART STABLES, 50 BREWERYSTREET.BIGGAR, JOHN, BLUE BELL STABLES, 28 FRIARS"VENNEL.Black, R., Old George Stables, Irish Street.Irving, W., 73 English Street, Railway Station, and CommercialStables.Nodwell, J.,New George Hotel.Ramsden, J., White Swan Hotel.Reid, Thomas, King's Arms Livery Stables, m.SCOTT, J. & J., KING'S ARMS YARD and NEWALLTERRACE.POTATO MERCHANTS.Carruthers, A., 110 Irish Street.Dobie, Kirkpatrick,& Son, 33 Queen Street.Hill & Co., 26 Brewery Street.McAllister, Alex., G. and S.-W. Goods Station.Wallace, R., 42 Whitesands.PURVEYORS.JOHNSTON, MISS, FOUNTAIN CAFE, 61-65 HIGHSTREET.MORRISON, MISS, THE CARLTON, 60 HIGH STREET.OUGHTON, R., ROYAL RESTAURANT, 8 CHURCHPLACE.Wyllie, J.M'Call, 12 High Street.

1Lowther,ijBoe,iIIGENERAL DIRECTORY. 279PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.ANDERSON, JOHN, & SON, 183 HIGH STREET.DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY COURIER AND HERALDPRINTING OFFICES, 111-113 HIGH STREET.DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY STANDARD PRINTINGOFFICE, 133 HIGH STREET.GRIEVE & SONS, 121 HIGH STREET.Hannavy, Thomas, 94 High Street and 4 Union Street.M'Millan, David, 6 Friars' VenneLMAXWELL, JAMES, & SON, 117 and 119 HIGH STREET.Swan, Joseph, 63 High Street.Thomson, William, 14 Nith Place.QUARRY MASTERS.Baird & Stevenson, Locharbriggs.Geddes, Robert A., Morrinton, Auldgirth.Halliday & Forrest, Ltd., Locharbriggs.Sowerby, R., & L. R. S., Lotus Granite Quarries, Killywhan,iRESTAURANTS.Misses E. & J.,40 Queensberry Street.Cowan, Miss, Central Tea Rooms, 135 High Street.Geddes, Jane, 106 Queensberry Street.IJOHNSTON, MISS, FOUNTAIN CAFE, 61 and 65 HIGH1STREET.Kennedy, A., 9 St. Andrew Street.Kerr, Miss A., 6 and 8 Buccleuch Street.M'Kie, Miss, 36 Friars' Vennel.Muir, Miss, 139 St. Michael Street.MORRISON, MISS, THE CARLTON, 60 HIGH STREET.OUGHTON, R., ROYAL RESTAURANT, 8 CHURCHPLACE.Refreshment Rooms, Railway Station.Roddan, Mrs E., 131 Queensberry Street.Steeple Tea Rooms, 145 High Street.Turner, W. M., Ship Dining Rooms, 60 Whitesands.

280 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.Varney, H. & M., 56 Friars' Vennel.Walker, Miss Jane, 44 English Street.Wyllie, J. M'C, 12 High Street.ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS.LITTLE, MISS V. O. (ROPE, NET, and TWINE EM-PORIUM), 68-70 FRIARS' VENNEL.Turner, James, jun., 21 Loreburn Street and 15 Friars' VennelTurner, William M., 60 Whitesands.RUBBER MERCHANTS AND SPORTS EMPORIUM.Armstrong, W., 14 Academy Street.DUMFRIES RUBBER CO., 179 HIGH STREET.SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS.Bailing & Co., 1 Castle Street.Duff, William, 96 English Street.IRVING, JOHN, 47 BUCCLEUCH STREET.M'Kay, W. R. B., 3 Union Street and 44 Whitesands.Milligan, John, & Co., 5 Friars' Vennel.Rae, Thomas, 35 Bank Street.Rawlins, J., Whitesands.Wilson, Xames, 36 Shakespeare Street.rSAWMILL DEPOTS..Callander, Gavin, & Son, Palmerston Sawmills, m.Garland & Roger, Ltd., Leafield Road Sawmills; W. Gregor,manager.Granton Timber Company, Caledonian Railway Yard; F. W.Malloch, agent.SCOTCH GLOVE MANUFACTURERS.Gibson, J. L., & Co., 22 Maxwell Street, m.Hamilton, R., King Street, m.M'George, J. & D., Nithsdale Factory, St. Michael Street.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 281Robertson, J. A., Saughtree Factory.Tyler, W., & Co., Ryedale Factory.SCULPTORS.Dods, John W., & Son, St. Mary's Place.Kennedy, Magnus, 17 Queen Street.Stewart & Co., Watling Street.SEED AND MANURE MERCHANTS.(See also Nurserymen and Seedsmen.)Bell, James; office, 5 English Street.Biggar, Thomas, & Son, 2 Friars' Vennel and Chapelton,Dalbeattie.Cariyle, T. & R., 45 Whitesands, 107-111 Loreburn Street, andWaterbeck, Ecclefechan.Charlton, John, & Sons, 38 Bank Street.Cross, A., & Sons, 47 Whitesands; head office, 19 Hope Street,Glasgow.Glover, N. I., Middlefield.Kennedy, Thomas, & Co., 126 and 128 High Street.M'Alister, Alexander, G. and S.-W. Goods Station.Milligan, John, 34 and 35 Whitesands, and Merkland, Auldgirth.Middleton, Miss, 47 English Street.Oney, Thomas H., 10 Church Crescent.Poynter, Son & Macdonalds (W. M. Blake, representative), 18Bank Street.Rogerson, Robert, 45 Whitesands.Service, J., & Sons (Barr & Hunter), 40 Galloway Street, m.Wyllie, James, 62 and 64 Whitesands.Bayne, Mrs J.,SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICES.3 Whitesands.COURIER AND HERALD OFFICE, 111 HIGH STREET.DICKSON, MISS, 116 IRISH STREET.M'Adam, Miss, 2 Buccleuch Street.

282 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.SEWING MACHINE AGENTS.Singer Sewing Machine Co., 136 High Street.Tait, James, 30 Galloway Street, m.SHERIFF OFFICERS.Dobie, A., 13 English Street.Noble, Joseph, 14 Cardoness Street.SHIPPING AGENTS.ANDERSON, J., & SON (American Line), 183 HIGHSTREET.Bell, James, 5 English Street.MAXWELL, J., & SON (Donald Currie & Co.), 117-119 HIGHSTREET.Montgomery, J. S. (emigration), 109 High Street.STRACHAN, J.W., WATERLOO PLACE, WHITESANDS.SHOPKEEPERS AND DEALERS IN GROCERIES, &c.Aitken, Miss Eliza, 42 Galloway Street, m.Black, Mrs Jane, 16-18 Friars' Vennel.Blackley, J.,44 Queen Street.Boyd, Mrs, 5 Old Bridge Street, m.Boyd, Miss, East Cottage, Noblehill.Brown, Mrs Isa, Hazelbank, Greenbrae.Brown, Mrs, Franklin Place, Troqueer Road, m. ; Sub PostOffice, m,Brunton, Mrs, 116 Queensberry Street.Bryden, Miss, Tannock Place, Greenbrae.Cairns, Mrs M., 58 Shakespeare Street.Chessar, J. T., Maxwell Place, Milldamhead.Currie, James, 18 High Street, m.Dobson, W., 4 Kirkowens Street.Douglas, Mrs, 10 Shakespeare Street.EdmondfiOn, Misses, 47 St. Michael Street.Hendrie, Miss (and newsagent), 76 English Street.Jardine, Miss Jane, Stoop.Kerr, Mrs Jane, 1 Lindsay Place.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o. 283Kirkpatrick, J., 9 Friars' Vennel.Lavan, Miss E., 90 English Street.M'Adam, Mrs, Noblehill.M'Cardle, Mrs, 37 Shakespeare Street.M'Dougall, James, 57 Glasgow Street, m.M'Dowall, Mrs, 27 Loreburn Street.M'Kie, Miss, 13 High Street.M'Naught, John, 105 St. Mich'ael Street.M'Naught, Mrs, 122 Queensberry Street.M'Murdo, R., 10 Glasgow Street, m.M'Queen, J.,43 Friars' Vennel.M'Whinnie, Mrs Elizabeth, 14 and 16 St. Michael Street (SubPost Office).Rankine, Miss M. J.,26 Galloway Street, m.Roddick, John, 56 Gasgow Street, m.Stewart, Mrs, 51 Wallace Street.Sharpe, Mrs Ann, 53 St. Michael Street.Simpson, Mrs A., Carrolbank, Greenbrae.Trotter, J.W., 6 J Laurieknowe, m. (Sub Post Office).Walker, Miss Jane, 44 English Street.Watson, Mrs, 73 Loreburn Street.SLATERS.Bridge, John, & Son, 58 Queen Street.Hastings, Robert C., & Sons, 53 Glasgow Street and 28 CollegeStreet, m.Kirk, J. G., 22 King Street.M'LELLAN, J.,118 QUEENSBERRY STREET.Weems, Thomas, "1901," Glasgow Street, m.SPIRIT DEALERS AND WINE MERCHANTS.Allan, Mrs Jessie G., 8 Friars' Vennel.Armstrong, R., & Son, 15 English Street.Ballantyne, J.,Great Eastern Vaults, 23 English Street.Boyle, Elijah P., 8 Nith Place.Bryson, Alexander, 109-111 Irish Street.Cooper, Andrew, 5 and 6 Galloway Street, m.Cowan, Robert, Victoria Inn, 39 Friars' Vennel.

284 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Crichton, Miss Sarah, 117 Queensberry Street.Crossan, S,, 38 Academy Street.Dickie, Wm. J., & Son, 48-50 English Street.Dickson, Irving E., Rob Roy Inn, 65 Queensberry Street.Dickson, C, 33 Bank Street.Dryden, J.& R., Queen's Arms, 51 High Street.Fay, Miss R. A., Liver Inn, 29-31 Nith Place.Glancie, J., Salutation Inn, m.GRAHAM, JOHN, COACH AND HORSES,SANDS.66 WHITE-Haddow, Miss Jeanie, 5 Market Street, m.Hope, James, Foresters' Arms, 54 and 56 Queensberry Street.Houston, John, Oddfellows' Inn, 71 Queensberry Street.Hyslop, R. S., Wool Pack Inn, 69 Loreburn Street.Ireland, A., 20 Whitesands.Law, Wm., Globe Inn, 21 Market Square, m.Lennox, D., & Sons, 9 to 13 Castle Street.Longmuir, John, Railway Inn, 94 English Street.Macara, W. F., Grapes Inn, 43 Whitesands.M'Creadie, David, 57 and 59 St. Michael Street.M'Kellar, J.,Marshall, Thomas, 77 English Street.Maxwell, Mrs A., Nithsdale Inn, 11 Whitesands.Morton, Mrs, 55-57 Queen Street.Murray, Alexander, Burns Inn, 42 Queensberry Street.Palmer, A., 26 and 29 Whitesands.Paterson, Mrs, Hoddom Castle Inn, 32 Whitesands.Pringle, Mrs M., Ship Inn, 97 St. Michael Street.Strathkeller Vaults, 44 and 48 Bank Street.Robertson, John, Fleshers' Arms, 48 Loreburn Street.Rogerson, J.,75 Friars' "VenneLRoss, Thos., 144 High Street.THOMSON, JOHN, HOLE I' TH' WA' INN, 156 HIGHSTREET.Thomson, R. & T., 51 to 55 English Street and 1 LoreburnStreet.WARD, ALFRED, GOLDEN BULL, 73 and 75 HIGHSTREET.Wyper, R., Maxwell Arms, 166 Irish Street.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &o. 285STOCKBROKERS.Henderson, W., 143 Irish Street.Thomson, John Y., 1 Union Street.TALKING MACHINE, &c., DEALERS.Constantine, D., 107 High Street.M'Millan, 6 Friars' Vennel.Paterson, Sons & Co., 20 English Street.Patton, David, King Street.Penman, W., 10 English Street.Semple, Fergusson & Smith, Church Crescent.Tait, James, 30 Galloway Street, m.Wilson, William, 30 Friars' Vennel.TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.Anderson, D., 7 Glasgow Street, m.Anderson, James, 100 English Street.Anderson, Samuel P., 10 Buccleuch Street.Barbour, Robert, & Sons (and drapers), Buccleuch Buildings^Buccleuch Street.Byers, Joseph, 19 and 21 High Street.Corry's, 72 and 74 Friars' Vennel.Crosbie, G. L., 26 Church Crescent.GUMMING, JOHN, 26 ST. DAVID STREET (oppositePENMAN'S MOTOR WORKS).Frazer, J.W., 168 St. Michael Street.Hastie, David H., & Brodie, 24 Nith Place.Hepworth, J.,& Son, Ltd., 1 Queensberry Square.Hope, Wm., 51 Bank Street.Hyslop, John, 22 Buccleuch Street.MARTIN, ANDREW, & SONS, 32 CHURCH CRESCENT.McAllister, Jas. A., 118 Friars' Vennel.M'Millan, John, 41 Galloway Street, m.Neal, W., 30 Queen Street.PATTERSON, ANDREW, 74 HIGH STREET.Paton, Wm., 14 Galloway Street, m.Redmayne & Sons, 101 High Street.

286 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Richardson, James, 22 English Street.Robertson, A. G., 9 Irving Street.SHARP, DAVID, & SONS, 141 HIGH STREET.Sowerby, John, 22 Church Crescent.Thorn, John, 21 High Street.Young, Samuel, 84 Broom's Road.TALLOW CHANDLERS.Rallantyne & Brown, 124 Queensberry Street.Leitch, John, 100-102 Queensberry Street.rANNERS, CURRIERS, AND LEATHER MERCHANTS.Bayliff, William, 28 Queensberry Street.Dumfries Tanneries Coy., Ltd., Mill Street and ShakespeareStreet; C. B. Heal, manager.TEMPERANCE HOTELS.(See Hotels.)Theatre j^Electric), W. Hunter, manager, Shakespeare Street.TIMBER MERCHANTS.Armstrong, T. G. & J.,Caledonian Railway Yard.Callander, Gavin, & Son, Palmerston Sawmills, m.Garland & Rodger, Leafield Sawmills; W. Gregor, manager.Granton Timber Company, Caledonian Railway Yard; F. W.Malloch, agent.TINPLATE WORKERS AND BRAZIERS.Bendall, James, 32 Bank Street.Devan, James, 58 Friars' Vennel.Drummond, P., & Son, 22 High Street.Kelly, W. J.,53 Friars' Vennel.JRoddan, Thos., 13 St. Andrew Street and 24 Church Crescent.

PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 287TOBACCONISTS.Appleton, A., & Co., 3 High Street.Armstrong, W., 14 Academy Street.Bell, James, "The Divan," 5 English Street.Bell, Laurence, 60 Friars' Vermel.Dickson, W. R. (and newsagent), 45 English Street.Gordon, William, 73 High Street.Hannavy, T., 94 High Street.Henderson, J., 16 Galloway Street, m.Henderson, Mrs, 44 Friars' Vennel.Kirk, John (and newsagent), 45 Galloway Street.Lamb, Joseph D,, 38 High Street.Martin, David, 4 Midsteeple.M'Call, Miss M., 112 Friars' Vennel.M'Millan, D., 6 Friars' Vennel.McQueen, Henry, 1 Midsteeple Buildings.Omissi, Enrico, 68 High Street.Patton, D., 13 King Street.Patton, Thos., 84 Queensberry Street.Ritchie, J.,87 High Street.Smith, R. F., 12 Nith Place.Smith, Miss E. B., 25 Bank Street.Swan, W. H., 31 English Street.Turner, E., 173 J High Street.Wilkinson, F., 18 Church Crescent.Wright, William, 21 Nith Place.TYPEWRITING OFFICES.Offices Supplies Co., 93 Irish Street.Remington Typewriting Co., 30 St. David Street.UMBRELLA MERCHANTS.M'Burnie, Misses M. J.Young, George, & Son,& M. M., 51 English Street.197 High Street.UPHOLSTERERS.(See Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers.)

288 PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c.Baird, J.,35 Castle Street.Lindsay, James (late35 and 37 Whitesands.M'Intosh, A. J.,WRitesands.VETERINARY SURGEONS.Mlntosh & Lindsay) (and shoeing forge),M'Nae, Robert (and shoeing forge), 27 Galloway Street, m;h 2 Hope Place, m.VINTERS.Bryson, Alexander, 109 and 111 Irish Street.Lennox, David, & Sons, 7 to 15 Castle Street.Ross, Thomas, 144 High Street.WAREHOUSEMEN.Eraser & Wilson (tweed and drapery goods), 181 High Street.MacGowan & Co. (drapers and furnishers), 83 Plainstones.M'Kay, W. C, & Sons (tweed and drapery goods), 64 to 66Loreburn Street.Scott, J.L. (draper and house furnisher), 5 Church Place and97 Queensberry Street.Wilson, J.D., & Co., 17 Friars' Vennel.WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.ADAIR & ROSS, 139 HIGH STREET.Corry's (and general salesmen). Friars' Vennel.EWEN, EDWARD (Late SEIFFERT), F.S.M.C, B.O.A.CERTIFICATED OPTICIAN, 143 HIGH STREET.Milligan, Joseph P.,158 High Street.M'Lean, John M., 189 High Street.Park, W. G., 104 Friars' Vennel.RAMSDORF, H. C. A., 125 HIGH STREET.Swan, Thomas, 1 Whitesands.Thomson & Young, Plainstones, 99 High Street.Todd, John, 92 Friars' Vennel.

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PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &c. 289WOOD CARVER.M'Queen, W., 14 J Church Crescent.WOOD TURNERS.Callander, Gavin & Son, Palmerston Sawmill.DUNBAR, PATTIE & GIBSON, 27 BUCCLEUCHSTREET.Industrial School, Burns Street; F. Gibson, superintendent.WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.Charteries, Spence & Co., Ltd. (tweed), Rosefield Mills, m.Cowan, A., & Son, 43 Galloway Street, m.Scott, Walter, & Sons (tweed), Troqueer Mills, m.Shortridge, T., & Son, Stakeford Works, m; office, 9 HighStreet,WOOL MERCHANTS.Carlyle, T. & R., wool store, 107-111 Loreburn Street, andWaterbeck, Ecclefechan.Milligan, John, 34-35 Whitesands, and Merkland, Auldgirth.Leitch, J.,100-102 Queensberry Street.

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 291THE DUMFRIES QAS COMMISSIONERSHAVE FOR HIREGas cooking rangesBY THE BEST MAKERS,t Rents from 3/- upwards per Annum, with option of Purchase.KILLERS for Cooking Chops, Steaks, Toast, &c., Free to Gas Consumers_J using Penny-in-the-Slot Gas Meters. Consumers using Ordinary Meters,and 2s per Annum. Complete Gas Fires Fitted into Grates for 8s and upwards.CooJcers Hired for not less than 12 Months are fitted up Free.as Radiators for economical heating can be procured at cost price. Fitting upextra.For Partticulars, &c.,apply at theGas Office, Cumberland Street.(lephone, 95.'Sam Dickie, Manager.Nurserymen, Seedsmen,and Florists, =f3 Market Square, Maxwelltown,Everything for the Estate and Garden*Jobbing undertaken by a Staff of Competent Gardeners*Wreaths and Gross2St &c.* made toorder*lurseries— Pearmount, /Vlaxweiitown.

292 ADVERTISEMENTS.THE QUEEN OF FLOWERSiNo Garden, however small, is complete without its coUec iof ROSES. Their culture too, provided certain points are s ito, is exceedingly simple, so that it is small wonder that the E^issuch a general favourite.For many years we have grown Roses very extensively,our Collection is each year revised and brought up to date,best of the new introductions being added, whilst the old and tfavourites are retained.LARCHFIELD ROSES are well and hardily grown, nwell, and provide during the flowering season a feast of befor the eye. Pay us a visit whilst they are in bloom, and s(your own varieties. We will mark and reserve them for you,send them at the proper time for planting. Our prices, consiiwith the well-known high quality of our Roses, are extra)moderate, and zve know nothing better can be obtained elsewhFOREST TREES.AVhilst specialising in Roses, it must not be thought thagrow nothing else. Far from it. FOR.EST TREESCOVERT PLANTS are grown literally dy the million^ andsolicit a visit from Proprietors and Foresters to inspect our sbefore purchasing elsewhere. ORNAMENTAL TREESSHRUBS are also a strong point with us, whilst ofSTANDARD TREESFOR AVENUE PLANTINGwe have an exceptionally fine collection, with straight stemsgood heads.Catalogues post free on application toWM. LEARMONT & SO,Larchfield Nurseries,DUMFRIES.

293County Houses,bbeybank, Newabbey—Lieutenant-Colonel C. J.Thorburn,J.P.irds, Parton—Major Henry Heughan.Ibany Bank, Dumfries—Major Frederick Adrian Cathcartalso Carsphairn, Kirkcudbrightshire,llanton, Auldgirth—A. Symington,misfield Tower, Dumfries—William Johnstone,pplegarth,Lockerbie—David Jardine Jardine.rbigland, Dumfries—Mrs Georgina F. Blackett.jdendee, Kirkcudbright—Lydia Lucy, Dowager ViscountessLifford.rdnacloich, Moniaive—Mr Thomas M. Stott.rdwall. Gatehouse—Andrew Jameson (Lord Ardwall).rgrennan, Ringford—Unlet.rdwell House, Stranraer—Sir Mark J.rkleton, Langholm—W. Scott-Elliot,.shby Grange, Annan— Unlet.MTaggart Stewart, Bart.uchencairn, Castle-Douglas—Mrs Eliza N. Mackie..uchencastle, Moffat— Sir William Younger, Bart..uchencheyne, Thornhill—William Kennedy Moffat,iuchendolly, Dalbeattie—Colonel Archibald Hume,.uchengibbert, Dumfries—J. Harold Hacking.alcary, Castle-Douglas— J.Bryce Duncan.algray, Lockerbie—Mrs Elizabeth Jardine Paterson.almaghie, Castle-Douglas—Graham Hutchison.ankside, Lockerbie—D. J.Bell-Irving.jarholm, Creetown—Miss A. S. M'Culloch Grant.

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'COUNTY HOUSES. 295Barjarg, Auldgirth-^Mrs Hunter Arundell.Barlay, New-Galloway—James Brown's Representatives.Barnbarroch, Dalbeattie—Major Threshie.Barncailzie Hall, Dalbeattie—John Gibson.Baron's Craig, Dalbeattie—Christopher Morris, J. P.Barwhillanty, Barton-Robert Armstrong Yerburgh, M.P.Beattock House, Beattock—Thomas G. Bishop; also of Dalmore,Helensburgh.Bengairn, Castle-Douglas— John Fortune.Blackford, Lockerbie—The Misses Baird.Blackwood, Auldgirth—Rev. James Dick.Blackwood House, Middlebie—William A. Calvert.Bonshaw Tower, Ecclefechan—Colonel J. B. Irving.Borgue House, Kirkcudbright—W. T. Sproat, J. P.Broadholm, Lockerbie—Percy Morris.Brocklehirst, Ruthwell—Colonel C. F. Pollock.^ Broombush, Lockerbie—Misses Dobie.Broomholm, Langholm—Rev. David A. Maxwell.Broomlands, Dumfries—William Paterson, late R.A.Broomrigg, Dumfries—W. Maxwell Maynard.Burnfoot, Langholm—Trustees of late William ElphinstoneMalcolm.Burnfoot, Middlebie—^Herbert Cavan Irving.Caitloch, Moniaive—Major M'Call ;and of Banks of Dee, Kirkcudbrightshire.Cally, Gatehouse—Arthur Livingston Payne.Capenoch, Thornhill—Hugh S.Gladstone.Cardoness, Gatehouse— Sir Wm. F. Maxwell, Bart.Cargen, Dumfries—Col. Robert F. Dudgeon.Cargenholm, Dumfries—Cecil Randolph Dudgeon.Carlingwark, Castle-Douglas—Mrs Williamson.Carruchan, Dumfries—Lieutenant-General J.M. Stewart.Carzield, Dumfries—Ninian A. Williamson.

296 COUNTY HOUSES.Cassencarv, Creetown— James Alex. Henryson Caird, D.L.,J.P.Castlehill,Dumfries—Mrs Isabella M'Neillie.Castlemilk, Lockerbie—Sir Robert W. Buchanan Jardine, Bart.Castle O'er, Langholm—Richard Bell.Cavens, Dumfries—Henry Bingham Parr.Chipperkyle, Dalbeattie—Mrs Lea.Cleughbrae, Ruthwell—Edward Shaw.Cleughhead, Annan—P. A. Pasley-Dirom, J.P., of MountAnnan.Clonyard, Dalbeattie— Unlet.Closeburn Castle,Thornhill—Thos. M. Brown.Cluden Bank, Dumfries—Francis G. Murdoch.Comlongon Castle, Ruthwell—Earl of Mansfield.Comlongon Castle, Ruthwell—Arthur Johnstone-Douglas.Conheath, Dumfries—Robert Young Pickering, J.P.Corsock, Dalbeattie—Captain H. L. Murray Dunlop, D.L.Courance, Lockerbie—Mrs Seton-Wightman and Misses Seton-WightmanCove House, Ecclefechan—Mrs W. H. Little.Cowhill Tower, Dumfries—Henry Keswick.Craigieburn, Moffat — John Wallace.Craigielands, Moffat — James Smith.Craigs House, Dumfries—General Sir Geoffrey Barton, C.B.Crawfordton, Thornhill—Captain George Laurie Walker.Creaganfoie, Dairy—Arthur C.Curtis Hayward.Crindau, Dumfries— Sir James Crichton Browne.Crochmore House, Dumfries —J. Henry Fergusson.Crocketford House, Dumfries —J. A. Carruthers.Croys, Dalbeattie—Robert S.Hills.Culgruff, Crossmichael—^Mrs Georgina E. Stewart.Cumstone, Kirkcudbright—^David Maitland of Dundrennan.Dabton, Thornhill—Charles W. Ralston.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 297ESTABLISHED 1818.I ANilrKNlIN m. Nil!Booksellers, Librarians, Stationers, and Printers,183 High Strket, DUMFRIES.STATIONERYOf Every Description at the Lowest Prices.VisitingEngraved and Printed inCardsthe Best Style.Die Cutting and Relief StampingIn Brilliant Colours.BOOKBINDING.PRINTING*LITHOGRAPHING,PICTURE FRAMING and GILDING.Select Subscription LibraryCONTAINING UPWARDS OF20,000 VOLUMES,Constant!}^ available to Subscribers.TEI^l^^s oiT ^^:p:pt_,ig.a.tio:n--Telephone, 163.

298 ADVERTISEMENTS.ASSUUANGE COIPAIY LIMITED.Head 0ffice--92 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, EX.FIRE f^W LIFEACCIOEINT rim^m^ eURQL.ARYBstabUsbeO intbe IReign ot (3eorae III.Income ... £1,383,352Funds (excluding uncalled Capital) ... £3,526,693Including Uncalled, but Fully Subscribed, Capital,the resources of the CompanyEXCEED FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.Prompt and Liberal Settlements.LEASEHOLD OR SINKING FUND INSURANCES.COMBINED POLICiES:For Private Residences,Covering Fire, Burglary, and Liability to Servants.Only One Proposal. One Policy. One Renewal Receipt.Branch Office : 174 West George Street, Glasgrow.Mr Wellwood Anderson, Jun., 183 H gh Street, Dumfries.

COUNTY HOUSES. 299Dalawoodie, Dumfries—Henry W. F. Wadd; also BarjargTower, Auldgirth.Dalgonar, Auldgirth—Mrs Jane C. Calder.Dalruscan, Dumfries—Charles Hyslop Maxwell.Dalscairth, Dumfries—William Allan Coats; also SkelmorlieCastle,Skelmorlie.Dalswinton, Dumfries—Thomas Rankin.Danevale, Castle-Douglas—Misses Duncan.Dardarroch, Auldgirth—Mrs Martin.Dempsterton, Dunsoore—H. Watt, M.P.Denbie, Lockerbie—Major Henry Hall.Dildawn, Castle-Douglas—C. A. Phillips.Dormont, Lockerbie—Major F. J. Carruthers.Drumclyer, Dumfries —J. E. Haggas.Drumlanrig, Thornhill—His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch andQueensberry.Drumpark, Dumfries—^Mrs Charlotte H. Kay.Drumpark Mains, Dumfries—Mrs Blair.Drumstenshall, Dumfries — John H. Whadcoat.Dryfeholm, Lockerbie—Miss Jardine.Dumcrieff,Moffat—Walter Macfarlane.Duncow, Dumfries—Major J.Crabbe.Earlston, Kirkcudbright—^Lady Mary G. Gordon.Eccles, Thornhill—Thomas Dickson.Ellangowan, Dumfries — James H. M'Gowan.Elsieshiels, Lochmaben—Unlet.Ernespie,Castle-Douglas—Lieutenant-Colonel John M'Kie.Fourmerkland, Lockerbie—^Colonel J. C. Campbell, R.E.Foxwood, Dumfries—Mrs Emma R. Lyon.Friars'Carse, Auldgirth—C. W. Dickson.Garroch, New-Galloway—Trustees of late Jasper Young.Gategill, Gatehouse—William Lewis Comrie.

'300 ADVERTISEMENTS.NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN,FLORISTS,ANDLANDSCAPEGARDENERS.EVERYTHINGFOR THE ESTATE,GARDEN,AND THE FARM.Established 1787.Telephone No., 54.JOHN JPractical Smith and Bellhanger,113 HsGH Street, DUMFRIES.Bicvcl.e:sRepaired.KITCHEN RANGES SET AND REPAIRED,Estimates given for Gates, Railings, &c.^House Address—Welhvood Villa, Maxwelltown.Workshop— Head of Courier Close.

CX)UNTY HOUSES. 301Gerston Castle, Castle-Douglas—Major Maitland 'Kirwan.Lockerbie—Colonel William Rogerson.Gillesbie,Glaisters, Corsock, Dalbeattie—Unlet.Glenaj, Dumfries—R. Cooper.Glencrosh, Moniaive—T. M. and J. J.Macmillan.Glenlair,Dalbeattie—Major Wedderburn Maxwell.Glenstuart, Annan—Sir Alexander Beaumont Churchill Dixie,Bart, J. P.Goldielea, Dumfries—J. H. Balfour Bro\Mie, K.C., J. P., D.L.Graitney Hall, Gretna Green—Mrs C. M. Smith; post town,Carlisle.Greenlaw, Castle-Douglas—Lieutenant-Colonel C. W. KennawayGribton, Dumfries—Representatives of late Henry Lamont, J. P.Grovehill, Thornhill — John A. Mather.Gyleburn, Lockerbie—Miss Dobie.Halleaths, Lochmaben—Mrs Sibella Douglas.Hastingshall, Thornhill—Empty.Hensol, New-Galloway Station—R. D. B. Cunninghame ofDuchrae.Hoddom, Ecclefechan—Edward J.Brook.Holme, New-Galloway—Hugh Laing and Mrs Emily CeciliaLaing.Hope Lodge, Moffat—William Ritchie, J. P.Hope (The), Moffat—Sheriff Wallace.Irvine House, Canonbie —J. H. Milne Home.Isle, Holywood — John Bell-Irving.Jardine Hall, Lockerbie—D. J. Jardine of Jardine.Jessfield, Dumfries — John Stewart Lyon, J. P., of Kirkmichael.

302 ADVERTISEMENTS.Try GIBB'SFOR ALL KINDS OFBGent.'s Hats and Caps.SHIRTS—All Makes and Materials, extra good value.TIES—Largest Stock in Town to clioose from.UNDERCLOTHING—In Cotton, Merino, Llama, and Lambs' Wool.GENT.'S WATERPROOFS—Cheap and Good, 8s to 45sOIL COATS, LEGGINGS, SOCKS, &c.Address : 82 friars' "TJonnol.Telegrams"Aitken, Fishmongers, Dumfries."Telephone No., 144."The Central"Fish, Game, and Poultry Emporium.J,& A. AITKEN, . .3 CASTLE STREET, DUMFRIES.

ADVERTISEMENTS.James Service St Sons(Barr and Hunter),NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN,Maxvsreiltown, Dumfries.This old and extensive Horticultural Establishment, now undernew management, has recently been overhauled in every depart'ment, and the present Proprietors make bold to say that everythingthey sell is of first-class quality, and cannot be excelledin the trade,FOREST TREES a speciality.ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS.FRUIT TREES and BUSHES, etc.AH carefully transplanted and handled in such a way as will ensure theirultimate success when transferred to their permanent positions. Manyacres of New Land have been planted this year with the above.The GREENHOUSE DEPARTMENT.Is now replete with a collection of Plants for both outside and indoorssecond to none in the South of Scotland.The SEED DEPARTMENTA very important part of this establishment has received special attention^and better quality or more reliable Seed cannot be procured from anyseedsman in the country.NURSERIESCorberry Hill, Rosevale, and CresswellPlease Address all Letters in full—40 and 41 GALLOWAY STREET.

304 ADVERTISEMENTS.G. L. M'GIBBON,PHARMACIST,The Medical Hall, DUMFRIES.The Prescription Department has the personal attention of the Prinicipal. Medicines supplied are of the highest quality, and evereffort is made to secure accuracy and prompt delivery.PHOTOGRAPHIC—Films and Plates developed and printed ;Enlargtlargements undertaken ;Special Developing and Toning Solutionprepared ; Dark Room on premises.SPECIALITIES—Elixodent—The now popular Antiseptic Liquid Dentifrice and MoutiWash.Ecezema Ointment (Dr Douglas) and Blood Purifier.Anti-Asthmatic Powder for Inhalation.Carruthers' Food Solvent or Indigestion Remedy.Derwent Cough Balsam.Green Ginger Wine Essence, &c., &c.MODERN DECORATINGEstablished1820.The taste in decorating has improved, the designsin Wall Papers are better, the whole idea in housedecoration has undergone a great change.Many firms have not come into line, but we havekept abreast of public requirements.At our establishment we can show you examplesof the best and newest styles in every class ofhouse decoration. We can please your tastewithout hurting your pocket.ALEXR. CAIRNS,Painter and Decorator.Successor toT. Costin & Son,3 and 4 Galloway Street,Maxwelltown, Dumfries.J

.Where to be supplied with any make of Car.Where to get Cars Overhauled by First-classMechanics.Where to get Cars Artistically Painted andUpholsteredIS ATAndrew Millar^s, .Carriage and Motor Body Works,Nith Street,Dumfries.[over.

Telephone No., 184.Andrew Millar, .Carriage and Motor Body Builder,Nith Street, Dumfries..!^^Any Type of Car Supplied.Bodies Built to Order,Repairs done in all Branches.Estimates given.Only Practical Workmen EmployedMotor Works Fitted with every Modern Convenienceand thoroughly heated throughout.Waiting Rooms and Lavatories.Motor Garage.Petrol, Spares, and Accessories.Cars for Hire by Day, Week, Month, or Year.A Trial solicited.

COUNTY HOUSES. 305Kelton, Dumfnes—Samuel Williamson Wallace.KeltOTi House, Dumfries—Lady Woodburn.Kenmure Castle, New-Galloway — John and Mrs Rosalie G.Gordon.Kilquhanity, Dalbeattie—Robert W. Fergusson.Kindar House, Newabbey— E. A. Cliff-M'Culloch.Kindar Lodge, Newabbey—Major Julian Oswald.King's Grange, Dalbeattie—Mrs Helen Gladstone.Kinharvie, Dumfries—Ladv Herries ; also Everingham Park,York.Kinmount, Annan—Charles Brook.Kipp, Dalbeattie—Archibald Chalmers.Kirkconnell, Newabbey—Colonel J. Maxwell W'ithnm, C.M.G.Kirkconnell Lea, Dumfries— Eric Tayleur.Kirkdale, Creetown—Colonel Ramsay William RainsfordHannay.Kirkennan, Dalbeattie—Well wood Maxwell.Kirkclaugh, Gatehouse— E. A. Cliff-M^Culloch, J. P.Kirkmichael House, Dumfries—Major Pollock M'Call.Kirkwood, Lockerbie—Arthur Jackson Steel.Knockbrex, Kirkcudbright — James Brown, J. P.Knockhill, Ecclefechan—Frank Hunter.Knocknalling, Dairy, Galloway—Colonel J. Murray Kennedy,M.V O.Laghall, Dumfries— Major-General A. M. Rawlins.Laneside, Dumfries— Captain Patrick C.Dudgeon, R.N.Langshawbush, near Moffat—Colonel J. Younger, J. P., lateR.A.Lannhall, Thornhill — John Lang.Laurieston Hall, Castle-Douglas—James Stirling.Lincluden, Dumfries—Miss Young.Liyingston, Castle-Douglas—W. C. Lockhart Mure.Lochbank, Castle-Douglas—Mrs Janet S. Skirying.

306 ADVERTISEMENTS.J. G. TODD, ^ ^Watchmaker and Jeweller,92 Friars' Vermel,DUMFRIES,HAS ALWAYS A FINE SELECTION OFWatches, Clocks, and JewelleryTO CHOOSE FROM.Gem Rings from 10/- upwards. "Wedding- Rings from 7/6.Repairs specially attended to.JOHN A.Telephone 4y»Telegrams** Jeffs, Fishmonger, Dumfries."M. JEFFS,Royal Fish, Game, Poultry,and Ice Emporium, - - -o

COUNTY HOUSES. 307Lockerbie House, Lockerbie— Colin Dunlop.Lotus, Dumfries—Alex. D. Bateson.Luce, Annan—Sir William Jardine, Bart.Marchbankwood, Moffat—Alex. Cross, M.P.Maxwelton House, Thornhill—The Rev. Sir Emilius Laurie,Bart., B.D., J. P.Merkland, Auldgirth— Fergus J.D. Milligan.Milkbank, Lockerbie — John Bell -Irving, J. P.Mollance, Castle-Douglas — John Neilson.Morrington, Auldgirth—Thomas Hope Bell.Morrison House, Lockerbie—Mrs Jean M. M. Morrison.Mossknow, Ecclefechan—William F, Graham.Mount Annan, Annan—Major Robert W. H. Woodburne.Mouswald Place,Ruthwell—Unlet.Munches, Dalbeattie—W. J. Herries Maxwell.Murraythwaite, Ruthwell—William Murray.Netherwood, Dumfries — John C. Martin.Netherwood Bank, Dumfries—Mrs Annie B.Newlands, Dumfries —J.Newpark, Annan—Mrs Keswick.Bryce Duncan.Newtonairds, Dumfries—Douglas C. Menzies.Northfield, Annan —J. H. Marjoribanks.Nunbank, Dumfries—Miss M. Maxwell.Nunfield, Dumfries — J.C. M'George.Nunwood, Dumfries—Wm. W. Galbraith.Pulford.Old House, Newabbey—Miss Copland of Colliston.Orchardton, Castle-Douglas—W. D. Robinson Douglas.Ornockenoch, Gatehouse—^^Mrs Annie N. Stewart.Over Courance, Lockerbie—^^Miss Helen Baird.Overton, C. Xew-Galloway—^J. Maitland Gordon of Kenmure.

308 ADVERTISEMENTS.James Qreig,familpBootmaker,62=64 Buccieucb Street, Dumfries.SPECIA.LITIES.Welted and Hand-Se"wn Footwear.Golfing Boots and Shoes- Dress Goods.Shooting" „ ,, Walking Goods.Tennis ,, ,,Repairing Department.District Agent for " K'' Boots and Shoes.TheCARLTON RESTAURANT58 and 60 High Street, DUMFRIES.Tel. No., 18CIFinest Scotch Shortbread.Luncheon and Tea Roomsspecialities in IVeddifig, Chrisie7iing, and Birthday Cakes.Dainty Cakes ftjr Afternoon Tea. Pastry Cook and PiuveyorVienna, Standard, Sultana, and Turog Bread Fresh Daily,Our noted Id and 2d Pies a speciality.A Choice Selection of Chocolates and Sweets from all thebest makers.COCOANUT AND VaNILLA CaNDY, ETC.,OUR OWN MAKE.Orders promptly attended to.Miss Morrison, Proprietnx.

COUNTY HOUSES. 309Parkend, Lockerbie—William Motion.!Parton, Galloway—George Rigby Murray, J. P.Port Mary, Kirkcudbright—R. C. Sproat.Portrack, Holywood, Dumfries—Peter Carruthers.Queenshill, Ringford—W. Montgomery Neilson.Raehills, Moffat —J. J. Hope-Johnstone.Rammerscales, Lockerbie—^Major William Bell-Macdonald.Riddingwood, Dumfries—Mrs Margaret F. Edmondson.Robgill,Ecclefechan—^John Murray, brigade surgeon.Rosebank, Gatehouse—Alexander McMillan.Rosebank, Lockerbie—Mrs Madge Fiddes Sanders.Rusko House, Gatehouse—Mrs Annie E. Murray Stewart.St. Mary's Isle, Kirkcudbright—^Captain John Hope, R.N.Shambellie, Dumfries—William Stewart.Skairfield, Lockerbie—Donald Macdonald.Slogarie, New-Galloway Station—^Harry A. Timms.Southwick, Dumfries—Sir Mark J.M'Taggart Stewart, Bart.Speddoch, Dumfries—Mrs and Miss Gilchrist Clark.Spottes, Dalbeattie—A. Young Herries.Springkell, Ecclefechan—Sir J.E. Johnson-Ferguson, Bart.,M.A.,J.P.Stapleton, Annan-—Edward Asheton Critchley.Steilston, Dumfries—^Wellwood Hyslop Maxwell.Stf^quhan, Dunscore, Dumfries—William Bow.Summerhill, Annan—Murray Little.Summerhill, Dumfries —J. W. Whitelaw.Sunnyhill, Auldgirth—William D. Mackenzie.Terraughtie, Dumfries—David Landale.Terregles, Dumfries—Charles E. Galbraith.Terregles Banks, Dumfries—^William J.Maxwell.

310 ADVERTISEMENTS.County Toilet Club,57 ENGLISH STREET, yi^^^DUMFRIES. y^-tX .VHigh-Class Hairdressing Establishment for Ladies and GentlemenAntiseptic Treatment of allAppliances.Attendance at y^N%^^//>'Wigs.Customers' own /\ -C^ -^''^^Residences.-^" '^^ "^^ ,^ y^y Transformations,Scalps, Partings,^ //Plaits, &c.,Made to Orderat Moderate Charges,Private Rooms for Ladies.C. Beyers' Patent Electrical Hair Dryeris used in this Establishment.When in DumfriesDine at the Buccleuch Restaurant!8 Buceleuch Street,Breakfasts, Dinners, Teas, Snacks,ON SHORTEST NOTICE.()ur Home-made Bread, Rolls, Cakes, Tarts, Scones, and Oat Cake.^are a treat. Dishes Covered.Convenient distance fro7n Cattle Market.Chai-ges Moderate.

COUNTY HOUSES. 311Terreglestown, Dumfries—Sir Matthew G. Wallace.Tererran, Moniaive—William Barber, M.A.The Grove, Dumfries—Percy W. Church.Threave, Castle-Douglas— Colonel Wm. Gordon.Torr,Castle-Douglas—^Walter Ovens.TroqueeY Holm, Dumfries — James Kerr.Underwood, Lockerbie—Mrs Mary J.D. Sanders.Walton Park, Dalbeattie—General Campbell Barker.Warmanbie, Annan—^Mrs Catherine Morton.Waterside, Thornhill— John A. Douglas.W. Johnstone, Bart.Westerha.il, Langholm—Sir F. J.Whitecroft, Ruthwell—W. Maitland Heriot.Whitehill,Lockerbie—William Bell-Irving.Woodland, Dumfries—Miss Balmain.. SLOAN& SON'SCarriage au5 flDotor Morhe,The Oldest Established and Largest Carriage BuildingEstablishment in the South of Scotland,DUMFRIES.Landau, Broughams, Victorias, Waggonettes, Gigs, Polo Carts, Cars,Large New and Second-hand Stock always on hand-Cleveland Carts, as supplied to the Palace of Japan and sent all over theWorld—a Speciality.Every description of Carriage and Motor Bodies huilt to order on themost improved designs by skilled and competent workmen usingvery best material.DRAWINGS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN.Awarded Hig-hland and Agricultural Society's Medals.TELEPHONE NO. 198.

312 ADVERTISEMENTS.ATW. Chalmers & Son'sNEW PREMISESA Choice Selection ofSeasonableFootwearwill be found for allWearers.Well'known Brands in Ladies*, ChildrenV andGentlemen's Boots and Shoes*The Goods for Present Season*A number of Novelties*Special Featicreof Nni< Pietnises—A Commodious atid Comfortable J'illing Room for Ladies.MidsteepleBuildings,

313DistrictDirectory.AMISFIELD, S.O.Barbour, J., HartbushBeck, Ann, SmedholmCarlyle, Wm., labourerCarruthers, Mary, SmedholmCorson, J., quarrymanCowan, Annie, WalltreeburnDavidson, J., Moorfoot CottageDickson, W., AValltreeburnDouglas, J., tailorGillon, F., schoolmasterGlover, J., masonGrieve, MrsHallidaj^ Janet BarrHalliday, —., AlderbankHarkness, J., stationmasterHarris, MrsHenderson, Miss C.Hetherington, A., blacksmithHume, W., postmanKirkpatrick, Joseph, HartbushKirkpatrick, —., AmisfieldLodgeKirkpatrick, Mrs, shopkeeper,Burnliill CottageLaurie, R., quarrymanLittle, JohnM 'Donald, Miss, HillsideM'Kie, J., HartbushM'Vittie, J., Moorfoot CottageNicholson, Miss J.Paterson, W., roadmanPaton, Miss J.Porteous, P., roadmanRobson, Mrs J.Wright, J., Post OfficeAULDGIRTH, R.S.O.Black, R., DundaffBrown, R., wood merchantCowan, Thomas, SmithscroftFergusson, Mrs, SchoolhoueeImrie, Mrs, innkeeperKirkpatrick, T., Ivy CottageM'Innes, W., stationmasterM'Neish, Mrs, grocerShannon, H. A., Post OfficeBarjarg,Barton, MrsDempster, R., labourerDempster, W., merchantJackson, R., blacksmithJohnstone, A., gardenerKerr, G. gamekeeper.Kerr, J., ploughmanM'George, J., coachmanSmith, D., foresterSmith, J., labourerThomson, J.Blackwood.Carruthers, T., OrchardDargavel. T., woodman, BlackwoodCottageFergusson, G., sawyerGlendinning, Miss D.Johnstone, MrsKirkpatrick, Miss, GlenmidgeLouden, D., gardenerM:'Math, MrsMaxwell, Miss F.Miller, W.Sharpe, A., gamekeeperSloan, R., SawmillHayfield.Blackstock, R.Brown, J., signalmanBoyle, J., carterGibson, T. W., postmanJohnston, MrsLaurie, Miss

314 DISTRICT DIRECTORY^HOLMHEAD.Dalrymple, M.Kirkpatrick, John, joinerM'Cracken, MrsMarchbank, Mrs M., StipendsCottageSliarpe, R.Thomson, J., roadman, StependsCottageWilson, T. , masonWiNDSOYEK.MrsFarroAv,Johnston, MissMaxwell, J., labourerBANKEND.Boyd, Miss MaryCarson, T. W., teacherCook, Mrs E.Cnrrie, W.Dickson, James, labourer,LoaninglieadDonaldson, J., blacksmithDouglas, Mrs A.Fergusson, Miss J.Fleming, A., engine-driver,LoaninglieadFortune, T., rabbit-trapper,Croft CottageHall, J., LoaninglieadHalliday, Miss M.Jardine, Wm., jun., labourerJardine, Miss M.Kissock, W.Mathieson, E., grocer (PostOffice)M'Kirdle, G., ShearingtonM'Ghie, MrsNoble, Mrs E., Bankend MillParker, J., church officerPaton, Mrs M.Smith, John, cattle dealer,Quarry CottageStoba, J., ShearingtonStoba, Samuel, joinerSwan, J., labourerSwan, AV.. labourerTait, Mrs LoaninglieadBEESWING.Affleck, D., blacksmithBrown, JohnCarruthers, W., grocerCowan, J.Cowan, E.Crearie J.Gibb, Rev. G. M'.,. M.A.,.U.F.C. Manse, LochendHarris, MrsHenry, D. F., joinerHood, J.Kirk, Miss Jeanie, Poet OfficeSmith, A., teacherSmith, W., CairnyardCARGENBRIDGE.Callander, W.Coupland, J.Edgar, T., dealerLove, Gavin, vanmanMattheAvs, R., DrungansLodgeRae, T., DrungansSanders, J.CARSETHORN.Boyd, Mrs E.Brown, JohnConnell, Mrs M.Cumming, ThomasGibson, John, Victoria Lodge-Haddow, MrsHarris, Joseph, grocerHarris, Wm., grocerHowat, H., foresterHyslop, MrrsIrving, GraceKennan, R., labourerM'Call, R., labourerM'Kune, Mrs J.M'Kune, Miss JaneM'Lellan, W"., ^bus driver•M'Noe, MrsM 'William, Miss M.Major, R., pilotMaxwell, F., carpenterMillar, Miss A.Neilson, Miss H.Oliver, John

DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 315Oliver,W., fishermanReid, DavidReid, S., fisliermanRobson, J., farmerRobson, Mrs, jun.Robson. Captain W.Seaton, JosephSmith, Miss M.Stewart, MissStitt, J., joinerStitt, R., marinerStitt, W., joinerWilson, Charles, innkeeperWilson, D., labourerCLUDEN.BUKNFOOT.Brownrigg, J.Brownrigg, W., carterCallander, MrsDerby, John, carterDuff, J., fishing-rod makerHenderson, R.Henderson, W., tailorLockerbie, JohnMackenzie, J.Smith, —., carterSteel, S.Steele, MrsWalker, MrsCluden Mill.Fisher, J., grain merchantCOLLIN.Adameon, R., plastererAdamson, Miss A. J., grocerAnderson, J., game birdfancierAnderson, R., contractorAnderson, S., & Son, tailorsBoyes, MissBryden, James, masonCurrie, Mrs and Miss, dressmakersCurrie, Miss V.Dickson, J., joinerDickson, Miss M., dressmakerDouglas, R., ploughmanDouglas, MrsEarnshaAv, Mrs M., dressmakerEdgar, W., surfaceman (TelephoneOffice)Etchell, —Fergusson, J., surfacemanEraser, Mrs M.Geddes, P., constableGraham, J., coal agentGraham, MrsHill, T. , surfacemanHenderson, MrsHenderson, Miss I., grocerHeughan, MrsHodgson, G., engine-driverHutchison, John, joinerHuxtable, H., labourerHvslop, M.Hyslop, W.Irvine, John, joinerKennedy, R. J., crofterKerr, Alex.Kerr, J., retired farmerKerr, Wm.Kerr, Mrs R.King, DavidKing, Miss Marj^roadmanLawrie, T., joiner, Elizafiel

316 DISTRICT DIRECTORY.Richardson, MrsScott, J., labourerSkilling, W., insurance agentSkilling, Mrs C. R., Post OfficeSmith, Miss JanetSwan, J., dealerSwan, W. , butcherTurner, R., labourerVernon, J., isairfacemanWells, J.Wells, J., labourerWells, AVm., surfacemanWilson, W., rural postmanWilson, D., labourerYoung, W., retired joinerRacks.Armstrong, W., surfacemanAverill, Miss S.Bell, Mrs, crofterBell, W., gamekeeperBell, MissCraig, James, stationmasterCreighton, Mrs, grocerDunbar, JamesPerguson, MissesHunter, MrsHutchison, DavidHutchison, J., joinerHyslop, R., coal agentJohnstone, MrsLeslie, D., surfacemanMartin, FrankM'Kean, T., crofterMundell, S., ploughmanMurray, JohnPaterson. Messrs, contractorsTemplet on, J.Wright, Mrs JanetCROCKETFORD.Allison, J., rabbit trapperAnderson, Miss, teacherBain, Mrs, Burnside CottagesBrj'den, JohnChalmers, Dr A.Charteris, F., joinerCharteris, T., joinerCowan, Miss E.Cringane, Adam, MiltonDuff, W., carrierHalliday, JamesHewat, Miss, BridgestoneHyslop, G.Johnston, Arch., MiltonJohnston, D. C. G., merchant(Post Office)Johnstone, MissKirkpatrick, ThomasLandsborough, A., gj'ocerLiddle, Miss, teacher, BridgestoneM'Burnie, Mrs J.M'Cormack, S., Burnside CottagesM'Cririe, J.M'George, MrsM'Gillivray, MrsM 'Knight, J., blacksmithM'Neillie. T.Martin, ThomasMilne, MrsMoffat, MissMurray, Mrs J., grocerNichol, W., dyker, MiltonRae, JamesRae, Miss E.Smith, John, New InnSmith, Miss, MiltonSmith, J., labourerTait. Miss AgnesThomson, James, joiner, MiltonWindsoi-, J., hardware merchantWindsor, MissDALSWINTON.Adamson, J., builderAnderson, G., surfacemanBell, G., joinerBroA\n, Miss, Front LodgeConchie, H., labourerCrosbie, J., blacksmithGregor, R. A., gardenerKerr. Thomas, constableKerr, J., surfacemanM'Intyre, Wm., teacher

DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 317M'Nae, Jam^sM'Nae, JohnMaxwell, John, millerMelrose. R.Sharpe, R., carterSharpe, Mrs JanetSwan, Miss J.Thomson, B., joinerTait, D., gamekeeper, DalswintonLodgeTait, A., giocer (Post Office)DUNCOW.Anderson, William, carterClark, W., forester, SouthLodgeCurrie, Adam, farmerDawson Frank, coachmanEdgar, Charles, blacksmithHaig, A., gamekeeper. NorthLodgeHenderson. R., gardenerHood, James, schoolmasterKerr, Mrs, grocerSandilands, Mrs M. J., mer-^ chant (Post Office)Watson, Mrs, West DiincowWeir, H. G., butlerDUNSCORE.Aitken, Michael, George HotelAllan, G., labourerBlack, J., Green wellCharters, T., tailor, GreenwellCrosbie, MrsFarish, Mrs M.Farqiiharson, Mrs, FairviewFergusson, MrsGold, D., schoolmasterGracie, R., bootmaker, GreenwellGraham, J.Graham, Mrs AnnGrierson, W., tailorHaining, MrsHalliday, R., shoemakerHalliday, Miss M., GreenwellHarkness, A. & J., tailors,Maxwell TerraceIrvin, Miller, King's Arms-HotelJohnstone, Mrs J.Johnstone. Mrs MargaretKennedy, Miss, GreenwellKirk, Mrs, grocerKirkpatrick, W., bootmakerLaurie, J., merchantM'Bryde, Miss E.M'Bryde, Miss H.M'Donald, R., constableM'Millan, Mrs Jane, GreenwellM 'Naught, MrsM'Phee, J., GreenwellMasterton, Rev. A., E.G.ManseMiller, D., grocerMillar, GeorgeMorton, Dr J. KerrPagan, D., butcherPagan, MrsRae, Mi-s (lodgmg-house>Shaw, Miss JaneStewart, RTodd, MrsWaugh, Mrs, Post Officenuson, MrsWyllie, Miss S.GASSTOWN.Armstrong, Mrs4^"ftrong, Robert, masonalack,Samuel, masonBlack, Thomas, masonBlackley, 'Mrs, MossknoweCadie, James, lamplights-Cadie, James, masonCadie, Miss HelenCaine, JohnCarruthers, Peter, weaverCurrie, William, masonCurrie, Mrs GraceCurrie, Nathan, blacksmithDa gieish, James, labourerDalziel, MrsDickson, Thomas, firemanDickson, MissDobson, Joseph, railway guard

318 DISTRICT DIRECTORY.Dobson, Mrs, Post OfficeDrummond, James, vanmanDrummond, Mrs MaryDuff, Alex suriacearAnDuff, David., joinerDuff, John, tailorDuff, MrsFarish, Miss JanetGase, WilliamGibson, W., railway emialoyeeGowan, ElizabethGraham, John, joinerHarding, WilliamHowie, Mrs GraceHunter, James, guardJardine, MrsJohnston, A., plastererJohnstone, James, masonKennedy, A., labourerKerr, Mrs Chi'istinaLaidhiAv, Geo. P., labourerLaurie, John, engine-driverLockerbie, David, joinerM'Burnie, MrsM'Cubbin, James, BelmoimtM'Lauchlan, John, firemanM'Lellan, *Alex., tailorM'Lellan, J., masonMaxwell, Wm., pointsmanMuir, David, coal carterMurrav, John, labourerPorteous, C, horsebreakerRiog, William, fruitererRobson, Hugh, pointsmanRo'gerson, James, grocerRoxburgh, W., engine-driverRoxburgh, R., engine-driverShanks, JamesSkilling, JamesSmith, William, LoganbarnsSmith, Mrs, MossknoweStewart, T., insurance agentStuart, JohnStuart, Mrs RobertThomson, Walter, doggerThomson, Robert, labourerThomson, Wm., labourerWalker, Chas., upholstererWallace, R., vanmanW^ilson, Andrew, labourerWright, T., insurance agentYounir, Thomas, liacon curerGEORGETOWN.Anderson, Thomas•Bell, Wm., Kiiowe CottageCallander, Alex.D alt on, ThomasDrysdale, HelenGiriespie, Miss E., Dobie CottageHall, David, quarrymanHall, JamesHalliday, Walteranion, -JamesH anion, MarthaHanlon, Robert, quarrymanHanlon, Joseph, quarrymanHaulon, Mrs J., grocerHanlon, Mrs EllenHo-Aat. JamesJohnstvjue, J.Kane, JamesM'Burnie, Mrs A.M'Clure, DavidM'Clure, WilliamM'Clure, Mrs A.Parker, .JohnSyme, MrsWilson, .John, dealerGLENCAPLE.Anderson, Miss, Brooklyn CottageArmour, RobertBathgate, Rev. A. P., U.F.C.ManseBen net. MissBouskill, Robert, bakerbryclen, Mrs, grocerClark, James, waggonette proprietorCooper, —., Nith ViewCopland, Miss M.Cowan, Miss A,Craik, J.Crosbie, .JamesCrosbie, RichardDaLgleish, Frankrose BankW., Prim-Dalrvm]5le,WilliamDalrymple, Miss M.Davidson, A., retired ploughman

DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 319Edgar, Miss SarahElliot, MrsFerguson, Mrs, ShoreparkFingland, MissFisher, J., waggonette proprietor^Gillespie, Edward, blacksmithGlencaple Convalescent Home(Miss Thomson, matron)Grierson, R., labourerGrieison, ThomasGrierson, WilliamHalliday, John, fishermanHalliday, Mrs, dressmakerHannah, MissHanlon, J., labourerHayden, AlfredHay, W. G., ShoreparkHiddleston, W., HomesteadHoggarth, J., constableHunter, Captain J. T.Hutchison, J., builderHyslop, J., retired farmerJardine, Joh^i, labourerJohnstone, Misses (tea rooms)Kelly, Wm., labourerKerr, JamesLeckie. Mrs, Glencaple HouseLindsay, Gavin, Eastern HouseLyon, J. D.M'Burnie, J., retired cabinetmakerM'Call, Mrs, Grace villeM'Murdo, WilliamM'Noe, JamesMaxwell, JohnMaxwell, ThomasMiller, MrsMilligan, JohnMurray, A.Newalj, R., masonRae, J., CraigbankRichardson, Hugh, WoodlandViewRichardson. Captain JohnRawline, WilliamRutherford, JosephSharp, Misses M. and J.Sinclair, Misses, grocers (PostOffice)Sinclair, Mrs, Glen CottageStott, CharlesTelfer, David, ploughmanWilson, J., fishermanWilson, Miss M. A.Wilson, Miss M.Young, ChristopherYoung, R.. Nith HotelGREENMILL(Caerlaverock) .Carson, MrsCraig, J. K., shoemakerCrosbie, MrsEraser, G.Jardine, A.HOLYWOOD, S.O.Bryden, Miss MaggieBryden, W.Duff, Mrs(|ass, J., grocer Post OfficeGass, John, surfacemanGordon, W., stonebreakerHaugh, Mrs A.Johnstone, J., surfacemanJohnston, T., labourerM'Call, MrsM'Fadyen, Jas.. ploughmanM 'George, B., tailorM'Gi'egor, DavidMai-tin. MrsMundell, MrsWilkinson, MrsHoLYWooD Station.Bell, J., surfacemanKennedy, R.'Cerr, R., surfacemanKirkpatrick, A., pointsmanM 'Cardie, M., stationmasterRippingale, J., emrfacemanNewington (Holywood) .Bell, MrsBoyes, W. , norterCampbell, H., pointsmanRobison, T.Mathieson. R., surfacemanRobson, Miss E.Wright, D., roadman

320 DISTRICT DIRECTORY.Wellington(Holywood).Cook, MrsCoupland, SarahHair, Mrs M.M' George, Miss C.Reid, MrsRobson, M., surfacemanWateon, Miss C.Holywood Kikk.Goodwin, MrsHarkness, A.Hunter, MissJardine, MissJohnstone, D., hibourerMarrs, MrsMundell, J., joinerScott, J.Steele, MrsWest Cluden.Kirk, T., ploughmanNelson, J., fishermanRevie, JohnRodger, W,Walker, B.Wilson, J.Woodland.Mitchell, R., gardenerTaylor, J., coachmanKELTON.Blaylock, D. & R., blacksmithsBole, WilliamDavidson, W., masonInman, W., labourerJardine, RobertJolly, S.Laurie, Mrs JaneLaurie, Mrs ElizaM ' George , RobertM'Millan, Mrs, grocerM'Murdo, MrsMartin, Miss, Park CottageMuir, William, gardenerShields, MrsSmith, W., ploughmanStewart, Alex., labourerTownslej', MrsWeir, John, coachmanCONHEATH.Clark, J., carpenterClark, R., ploughmanM' Donald, —M'Dougall, W., gamekeeperSmith, MrsKINGHOLM QUAY.Beek, CharlesByers, JohnCameron, Donald, gamekeeper^Kingholm LodgeCarrick, ThomasClugston, James, gardenerColtart, JohnFarish, JamesHanlon, ThomasJardine, WilliamJohnstone, John, shepherd,Kingholm Farm CottageLewis, MissM'Call, Jas., harbourmasterM'Call, ElizabethM 'Far land, JohnMTntosh, James, masonM'Lelland, Joseph, labourerM'Millan. RobertMartin, David, waiter, Han—nahfiell LodgeMurray, Mrs, grocerO'Neii; Edward^Richardson, Wm., storemanRobertson, DavidSmith, Thos., "Old Ship"Smith, Mrs J.Tyrer, H., & Co., storeUnderwood, A., farmer, KingholmFarmWest, Wm. H.,fishermanKIRKBEAN.Cooper, J., gardener, CavensCrone, Mrs Helen

ONE THING ABOUTHe makes it his business to suityou with what you want.TIf it happens to be broiling hot weather whenyou are at a loss to know what to make for thenext meal, give Drummond a say^ it^s most likelyhe will just make the right suggestion,and supplythe very thing you are wanting.Same inCold Weather, hejust makes the Shop inkeeping with the Weather,TCountry Orders Delivered by Van or Motor.Send them to theQalloway Provision Warehouse,MAXWELLTOWN.Telephone No. 114.

Have You Poultry?Then I can supply some of the best Poultry Feeds on the MarkeJSome Specialities too for Chickens. I have**Spratt's"Chicken Meal.""Chikko."Lasco" Meat Meal, the Great E^g Producer, 1 lb. of which is full|equal to 3 lbs. of the best raw meat.Have You a Dog?Then treat him to some Biscuits. The leading Fanciers buy their Do|Feeds from me. I haveSpratt's Patent or Old Calabar, both well-known ; or if you want"a prepared food, try " Osoko " or " MelOX." A Highly ConcentratedFood, containing the Greatest Amount of Flesh-Forming Constituentsever submitted for public favour. DOGS EAT IT WITH AVIDITY,AND THRIVE UPON IT IN A MOST MARKED MANNER.I have always on hand some very interesting little Pamphlets dealingwith the Rearing of Poultrj^ and Dogs. Call at the Grain Shop ; they arefree to you.A few other good agencies I have are " Uveco" Poultry Food." Bouvine " Specialities for Horses, Cattle, and Calves.**Molassine Meal," the unique and wonderful food for Cattle, Horses,Sheep, Pigs, and Poultry.Ring up No.114 or call at the GRAIN SHOP, 9 GALLOWAY ST.Goods Delivered by Motor or Van.J. Drummond, . .12 Qalloway Street,. . Maxwelltown.

DISTRICT DIRECTORY, 321Dickson, James, blacksmith,GillbeadDodds, JohnDouglas, W. D., teacherFulton H., Post OfficeHunter, R., factorIrving, JohnKirkpatrick, D., LadjnvellLaurie, JohnM 'Crone, WilliamM'Kenzie, Rev. P. W.M'Courtie, D., horse hirerM'Kune, Miss JaneM'Call, Thos., LadywellM'Millan, JohnM'Vinnie, W., rabbit-trapperMills,MrsMurdoch, E., ploughmanRae, RobertRamsay, Miss, teacherRobson, JohnRobson, Mrs, GhapelgroveStewart, JohnThomson, R.Wallace, JamesWyllie, R., Tile Work CottageAbbigland.Cluckie, James, gardenerFalkner, G., gamekeeperM 'Naught, John, labourerJoyce, Richard, IbutlerPigeon, W. T,, coachmanWilson, James, labourerKIRKGUNZEON.Ballantyne, J., Sicxton, VillageCarnochan, J., tailor and inspectorof poorClark, M., mineral agent, PostOfficeCopland, MrsDenniston, H., blacksmithGibson, J., surfaceman.Station CottagesGibson, S., surfaceman,Station CottagesGibson, T. , surfaceman,Station CottagesGillespie, Rev. J. E., TheManseKimm, Mary, GatesideLittle, J., joiner, VillageM'Gowan, ThomasM'Minn, Mrs, BrownhillM'Minn, Mrs, VillageMilligan, R., teacher, VillagePagan, W., pointsman, GatesideParker, D., surfaceman, RailwayStationPatrick, H., stationmaster,Railway StationScott, James, surfaceman,Railway StationSmith, James, blacksmithThomson, J., dyker. VillageWatson, Mrs, GatesideWood, A. Torkirra CottageKIRKTON.Baird, RobertBisset, Frank, coal merchantBisset, CharlesBisset, Miss, grocerBorthwick, W., quarryman,Milnhead CottageBrown, C, labourerBrown, S., labourerCallander, Mrs J.Coupland, GeorgeCoupland, J. D., quarryman,RoddenhillCoupland, Mrs E.Crosbie, George, bone setter.Dalrymple, R., labourerHall, Joseph, quarrymanHall, Mrs J.Henderson, A., quarrymanHenderson^ James, labourerInglis, J., labourerInglis, R., quarrymanJohnstone, John, quarrymanKirwan, J,, quarrymanLittle, James, quarrymanM'Burnie, William, labourerM'Donald, W., labourerM'Kenzie, A., labourer

322 DISTRICT DIRECTORY.M 'Naught. Miss MaryM'Noe, Mrs JanetPeacock, Matthew, grocer(Post Office)Robertson, J., joinerRobertson. J., labourerThomson, John, quarrynuinThomson, John S.Wallace. Thomas, quarrymauWatret, Wm., quarrymanWilson, W. D., quarrymanWilson,Mrs IsabellaLOCHARBRIGGS.Adam, Robert, HillhouseAlexander, J., labourer,KnoweheadAlexander, John, clerkAlexander, James, foremanAllison, Miss A, A.Anderson, W., gardenerBaird & Stevenson^ quairrymastersBarbour, J., quarrymanBeck. R., surfacemanBell, J., retired farmerBurnie, R., quarry employeeCarruthers, John, quarrymanCharters, Wm.^ quarrymanClark, John, labourerCrosbie, James, RashgillparkCrozier, C, quarrj^manCurrie, Miss, Annie, dressmakerCurrie, W., masonCurrie, W. A,, retired stationmasterDinwiddle. R., joinerDouglas, R., labourerDuneomb, John, ploughmanGraham, J., quarrymanHaining, S., quarrymanHenderson, W,, grocerHenderson, Wm,, BellyiewHiggins, James, joinerHogg, John, enginemanHowat, J,, labourerHutcheon, D, H,, sehoolmasterHutchison, Miss, LocharHo/useHunter, W., masonIrving, James, quarrymanJohnstone, Jas., quarrymanKerr, Mrs AgnesKirkpatrick, W., labourerLaw, John, foremanLindsay, Jas., stationmasterLowther, Halliday & Forest,Ltd,, quarrymastersM'Beth, J,, quarrymanM'Call, Samuel, labourerM'Call, Thos., farm managerM'Cartney, R., engineman,JerichoM 'Donald, R., foremanM'Gauchie, MissM'Lean, Andrew, labourerM'Lean, T,, quarrymanM'Lean. J., jun., quarrymanM'Miirray, Alex., farmerM 'Naught, Jos., Douglas VillaM'Vittie, G., mason, JerichoMuir, Andrew, quarrymanOliver, R., enginemanPeacock, W., managerPurdie, David, quarrymanRome, A., quarrymanScoitt, J., blacksmithShaw, MrsSmith, G. C, masonSmith, C, masonSmith, James, quarrymanSmith, John, quarrymanStewart, J. T., engine-driverStoba, Miss Jane, JerichoStobbs, Wm., molecatcherThomson, Wm., pointsman,JerichoWhitelaw, D., enginemanWilson, David, farm workerWilson, David, enginemanWilson, John, quarrymanWilson, T., quarrymanWilson, William, quarrymanWright, Mrs E., widowWright, J. W. S., joinerWright, Mrs, grocer, PostOffice

DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 323Wright, Josiali, law clerkWyllie, Joseph, quarrymanWyllie, William, clerkYoung, James, quarrymanYoung, Mrs Anne, widowLOCHFOOT.Beck, R., WaterworksBisset, JolmClark, Miss M.Clark, J., Lake CofttageColtart, James, cotmanCraig, Misses M. & J., dressmakersCoupland, J.Coupland, T., retired farmerCrosby, Rev. T., E.C. ManseDavidson, Miss E., Post OfficeDick, Anthony, teacherGibson, Sam., roadmanHalliday, MrsHunter, James, Old MillJardine, Mrs M.Johnstone, J., labourerJohnstone, J., molecatcherJohnstone, C, labourerJohnstone, Mrs JosephKerr, Miss B.Lockerbie, W., joinerLockerbie, MrsM'Dill, Mrs'Donald, J., shoemakerM 'Naught, James, labourerPorteous, J., blacksmithService, William•Sturgeon, R., ploughmanSwan, JamesWilson, W., roadmanNEWABBEY.Allan, W., shepherd. BarleyAllan, MrsBeggg, MrsBell, J., TownheadBryden, R., Lochbank CottageCarruthers, J.Carruthers, W., gardenerCarson, R., Low LochbankChambrey, H., butler, KirkoonnelMainsClingan, J., constableCowan, David, postmanCrossan, Mrs, dressmakerDick, Rev. B. D., St. Mary'sR.C. ChapelDouglas, W., CommercialHotelGibson, Mrs, Shambellie LodgeGillies, Dr H., M.D.Glendinning,J.,Old MillGraham, J.,Hill, Miss M.Ireland. J., blacksmithJamieson, Mrs, VennelcroftJardine, W., grocer andgeneral merchantJardine, J.Kerr, Hugh, Abbey Arms(Temperance Hotel)Kerr, Thomas, Low LochbankKimm, Mrs J.Kincaid, W., Mount PleasantKing, Mrs M.Kingan, Mrs, AshcroftLaird, T., jun., Wanford CottageLaird, T., sen., TownheadLawson, Mrs, dressmakerLewis, J., Bridge ParkM'Cuiloch, Mrs, grocerM'Culloch, J. A., Post OfficeM'Currach, E., teacherM 'Donald, W., shoemakerM 'Knight, James, SlatebarnsM'Kie, J., CraigiesideM'Kie, J., masonM'Leish, J., foresterM 'William, MissMorley, G., Devorgilla CottageMurray, G., labourerMurphy, MrsPaton, MissRae, J., Arbour CottageSmith, T. T., GatendSmith, W., Shambellie StablesSolway Granite CompanyStenton, J. R., tailorTait, T., coachman, BogsideThomson, MatthewToppin, D.

324 DISTRICT DIRECTORY.Walker, A., RoadsideWalker, Mrs, Rose CottageWarren, MrsWaugh, J., masonWilson, W., carterWood MissWoodourn, Rev. Murray, TheManseWright, George, beadleKiNHAEVIE.Armistead. W.M'Ewan, J.Sohvay FisheryTOWNHEAD.Bell, W.Bell, J., Annarkland CottageAllen, W.Connell, MrsHooper, J.Neilson, T.Hunter, J.NEWBRIDGE, S.O.Davidson, MissDobie, R.Kennedy, John, pointsmanKennedy, W., CairnbaiikKerr, J., blacksmithMartin, Dr W- J-, CharterhallWatson, S., clothier, PostOfficeGateside.Bell, MissMarrs, MrsPRESTONMILL.Briggs, J., joiner, Post Office,Solway ViewCaven, PeterCraik, N. R. H., blacksmithLandsborongh, S., carrierRobson, Ellen, gro-cerMainseiddle.Austin, A., tailorBrovrn, George, Solway ViewCook, DrDavidson, JamesDempster, David, roadmanDouglas, S., labourerFergTisson, Mrs, innkeeperGibson, T., labourerKirk, Mrs Jane, grocerLaurie_, WilliamM'Call, Rev. Archibald, U.F.Church ManseNicholson, JamesRenwick, J.Simpson, J., constableWelsli, A.Youland, JamesSoutherness.Adair, MrsBone, James, fishermanBreary, Mies MaryCampbell, T., labourerCampbell, Mrs CaptainClark, D., 'bus driverJohnston, Miss C.Kerr, W., labourerM 'Naught, Wm., Guards CottageMurdoch, T. , lighthouse keeperMorley, Mrs W.Reid, James, fishermanLOANINGFOOT.Aitchison, John, ploughmanArmstrong, —Kirkpatrick, HughMorrow, Miss M., teacherMuir, Thomas, ploughmanMurray, Alex.ROUCAN VILLAGE.Anderson, John, cattlemanBoyee, MrsHenderson, J., dairymanM'Dowall, James, gamekeeperRogan, J. and E., labourersSHAWHEAD.Boyd, W., shoemakerClark, Mrs Margaret

DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 325Coltart, J.Coltart, W., blacksmithDickson, W.,Gibson, Mrs J.Gibson, Miss J.^ dr-essmak«rGordon, P., jomerHalliday^ JosephHannah, Miss J.Jardine, MissJohnstone, R., masonKerr, Miss J., Post OfficeM 'Naught, A.M'Nish. W.Riddell, R., teacherSherry, MrsSimpson, JohnSOUTHWICK.Aitken, A. F., joinerAitken, J., joinerCoupland, D., Post OfficeDickson, J., grocerFergusson, J. C, teacherGood, Mrs, RosebankMilveen, JohnPaterson, Rev. J. T., TheManseThomson, J., gamekeeperWilson, Miss, Southwick BankTORTHORWALD.Campbell, MrsCampbell, Rev. J. M., TheManseCampbell, Mrs M.Coupland, Miss M.tGraham, J., millerHamilton, J., grocer. PostOfficeHenderson, T., wood foresterM'Dougal, J., teache!rM'Geor^e, R., blacksmithTRENCH AND DISTRICT.Anderson, A., blacksmith,TaylorlandAnderson, J., weaver, TaylorlandAnderson, John, TrenchBaird, Wm., quarrymanBell, David, carter, TrenchBell, D., mason. BrasswellBell, Wm., carter, TrenchBell, Miss A., Brasswell CottageBell, Miss Agnes, BloomfieldBrown, Sam., WallacetownCottageCairns, Jas.. farmer, MossvaleCairns, James, AllansfieldCarlyle, W., farmer, WallacetownCarruthers, Jas., jun.. TrenchClark, Joseph, BloomfieldClark, Mies Helen, TrenchClark, Miss Isa, TrenchColtart, Mrs, TrenchCrosbie, R., Carthagena CottageCurrie, John, TrenchDempster, George, quarryman.Dickson, D. and J., ShawfieldDickson, R., surfaceman,WhiterowDundas, —.,MossparkKnackeryEaston, Adam, TaylorlandForteith, James, WallacetownCottageIrvine, Alex., railway guardGillespie, Wm., TrenchGraeie, Misses J. and M.,farmers, BrasswellGreen, George, TaylorlandGraham, John, mason, NetheryettGraham, Robert, mason, WallacetownGraham, Maggie, TrenchGribbons. A., Holland BushHannah, Wm., BrasswellHarkness, Charles, TaylorlandHarkness, John, TrenchHenderson, Frank, joiner,.FloshknoweHogg, Robert, NetheryettHutchison, W., labourer, TaylorlandJardine, James, Gateside

326 ADVERTISEMENTS.Jardine, John, Hawthorn CottageJohnstone, D., joiner, TrenchJohnstone, John, ParadiseKell, Walter, TrenchKerr, Mrs, WallaoetownKirkpatrick, James, WallacetownLambie, James, farmer, NorthWallaoetownLaing, D., tea dealer, TaylorlandLinn, A., farmer, DancingknoweLockerbie, Mrs, Whiter owLucas, Mrs, TrenchM'Call, Thomas, MossparkM'Clure, Wm., surfaceman,Brasswell GatesM'Lachlan, M., gatekeeper,BrasswellM'Lellan, Alex., tailor. BrasswellM'Noe, Mrs, TrenchM'Qiuillan, Alex., NewtonMalcolm, Johnstone, NewfieldMarshall, Stewart, St. HelenaMoffat, J., labourer, FloshknoweNicholson, J., DouievalePark, Wm., SandriggPhillips, Mrs, grocer, TrenchBafferty, Michael, MaxwellfieldRobson, A., pig dealer, FloshknoweScott, John, platelayerSmith, Wm., NewtonSwan, John, farmer, ShawfieldThomson, D., mason, NewtonTorrance, Thbs., WallacetownWalker, Mrs Jas., TrenchWalker, Wm., LocharsideWells, Michael, TrenchWells, Miss A., pig dealer,WhiterowWilson, Mrs, Middlefield CottageWilson, William, WhiterowWilson, Mrs, FloshknoweIsle of Man Moss.Coup land, Mrs Agnes, MillParkJardine, W., Rosebush CottageJAMES WYLLIE,Grain Merchant andThreshing Machine ProprietorOffice and Warehouse—CORN EXCHANGE, DUMFRIES.IMPORTER ,0F ALL KINDS OF FEEDING STUFFS.Hauling Contracted for by Steam Waggons.Steam Press and Steam Choppe:HAY AND STRAW MERCHANT.Works—CRESSWELL MILLS,Telegrams—"WyHie, Dumfries." Telephone—No. 6C

ADVERTISEMENTS. 327rapes Inn,43 Whitesands,Dumfries.s centrally situatedbetweenThe Two AuctionMarts.All the Streets inDumfries lead you to

j328 ADVERTISEMENTS.THOMAS GIBSON,Family Grocer andProvision Merchant*27, 29, and 31 Friars' Vennel, Dumfries,FLOURS—Only Best Brands kept.OATMEAL, own make, and all kinds ofLowest Market Prices.FEEDING STUFFS, aiAlao, LINSEED and COTTON CAKES.GROCERIES and PROVISIONS of the Finest Qualities, atCash Prices.Try GIBSON'S TEAS at 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, and 1/10 per lb.LowesiAgent forMessrs Andrew Melrose & Co/s Teas.White Hart Hotel,This Old Established Family Hotel, renowned for its Cleanliness, GooCooking, and Home Comforts.Cyclists, Tourists, and (Commercial GentlemenWho appreciate comfort, cleanliness, and careful attention, combined witmoderate charges, will find in this Hotel all that is desirable—a HoiEjfrom Home.All Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the Finest Quality.an Ordinary every Wednesday from 12 o'clock.Mrs M.HERRIES, Proprietrix.

329List of Farms, &c.,In the Vicinity of Dumfries, with their PostalAddresses and Tenants' Names.M Bank, Amisfield — JohnKirkpatrick^ Bridge, Amisfield—MissesRobertsonAbbey, Newbridge—John CarsonAbune-the-Brae, Lochrutton—Chris. MoffatAerehead— G. WillAikiebnsh, Terregles — MrsCorrieAirds, Newabbey — J. MowbrayAirdrie, Kirkbean—W. and J.C. Milyain_Airdmhorie, Kirkmahoe — J.B. ServiceAlderbank, Amisfield — Mrs. HallidayAllanton Mill, Auldgirth—E.MaxwellAllansfield— J.JohnstoneAlleyford. Kirkgunzeon — R.Anderson.Amisfield Cottage—Mrs JardineAmisfield Lodge — J. KirkpatrickAmisfield Smithy — AdamHetheringtonAmisfield Tower — WilliamJohnstoneAmisfield Townfoot — MessrsRogersonAmisfield Station—J. HarknessAnnfield, Amisfield—D. DunlopArdwall, Newabbey — JohnPeacockArdwall Mains, Newabbey —J. RobertsonArmannoch, Lochrutton — J.MorrisonAuchenage, Auldgirth — A.M'CubbinAuchencairn Townfoot, Duncow—JamesCampbellAuchencrieff—Thomas GibsonAuchenfad, Troqueer — J.MundellAuchenfranco, Lochfoot — D.SteelAuchengibbert, Crocketford —J. H. HackingAuehengray, Newabbey—Jas.WilsonAuchenlosh, Southwick'— J.M'CallAuchenrath, Duncow — W.PoolAuchenskeoch, Southwick— G.Kennedy, gardenerAuchenvennie, Auldgirth—R.SimonsAuldmills, Collin—Wm. MuirBBack Castlehill—A. SmithBack o' Wood—W. Johnston,Miss LaurieBailieknowe—R. GoodBankfoot, Dalswinton — T.M'LatchieBankhead, Dalswinton — J.and G. Steel

330 ADVERTISEMENTS.FountainTemperance HotelANDRESTAURANT(Opposite the Fountain).Commercial and Private Sitting Rooms.Large Airy Bedrooms and Lavatories,CHARGES MODERATE.|Hot Luncheons Daily from 12 till3 p.m.Purveyors of Luncheons, Dinners, Teas, and SoireesPies and Pastry Fresh Daily.61&65 High Street, DUMFRIESMiss JOHNSTON, Propnetnx.

NewbridgeLIST OF FARMS, &c. 331Banks^ Glencaple — JohnDobieBanks, Southwick—W. Black,J. RaeBankswood, Caerlaverock —James CraikBarbeth, Newabbey—Mrs A.J. Sloan.Barbey, Kirkgunzeon — P.LoanBarbuie, Speddoch—T. J. andA. GibsonBarburgti Mill, Auldgirth— J.ElliotBarbush, Troqueer—Jas. OrrBareness, Southwick — J.FauldsBarlay, Newabbey—W. AllanBarlouth, Torthorwald — W.and J. LindsayBa^rnbackle, Lochfoot—J. CarsonBarncleuch, Little, IrongrayJames LittleBarncleuch, Meikle, Irongray—J. WrightBarncleuch,Irongray — MrsRobsonBarndennoch, Auldgirth — R.LoveBarndennoch School, Auldgirth—J.R. GordonBarnhill of Goldielea — MrsConnel, Mrs Thomson•Barnhill, Terregles — D.M'KeachieBarnhourie, Southwick — A.HeughanBarr, Tinwald—J. BlackBarr Dairy, Amisfield—MessrsRobsonBarrhill, Amisfield— J. GrayBarrhill, Auldgirth—C. M'KieBarnkin of Craigs— J. CalderBarnsoul, Irongray—J. KirkBarnsoul Mill, Irongray—W.M'GillBarquhar, Lochfoot—W. SwanBarr, Lochfoot— J. ShuttleworthBarscraich, Southwick — MrsHannah"Bearcroft, — R.ClarkBeech Cottage, Crocketford-J. Dalziel, roadmanBeechwood Lodge, ParkgateWm. GeddesBellfield, Holywood— MatthewSmith, managerBellholm, Duncow—J. TaylorBellmont, Gasstown — J amesM'CubbinBellridding— T. GrahamBeltonhill, Terregles — R. J.GriersonBent, Kirkgunzepn—W. WatsonBents, Parkgate—T. BrydenBerryland, Auldgirth — J.HallBessiewalla, Dunscore — W.WatsonBettyknowes,Lochrutton-—J.M'Guffock and T. MontgomeryBirkbush, Irongray—W. BlackBirkhall, Holywood— D. MaxwellBirkshaw, Dunscore— H. MaxwellBirkshaw Cottage, DunscoreW. Black, W. Jardine. D.Moffat, John M'Naugh'tBirscar, Auldgirth—J. and J.HamiltonBirswick, Auldgirth— J. Craig'Blackpark, Auldgirth — J.TempletonBlackpark, Crocketford — J.LittleBlacksteps, Dunscore — R.Clark, R. Crosbie, H. Milligan,Joseph Wylie, MrsMilliganBlaiket Mains, CrocketfordJames GilchristBlaiket Cottage—Robt. WhiteBlaiket Dairy—Jas. KayBlairshinnoch, KirkgunzeonRobert Brown

332 ADVERTISEMENTSBoot Repairing & Boot Making.To have your Boots well repaired will save you money.Have you ever given us a chance to shew what we can do for you ?We have a reputation for Neatness, Cheapness, Quality of Work, and Quick 1Despatch.a Trial Respectfully Solicited.and=MadeDepartment.We have been Bootmakers for three generations.We have experience, we have Competent Workmen, and we have Lasts ofLatest Shapes.Will you favour us with your esteemed orders ?5 ST. ANDREW STREET.Wholesale Fjouse-Furnlshing Ironmonger and Tinware Manufacturer,51-53 FRIARS' VENNEL.Agent for Steel's Bee Appliances./\lso,Importers of Brushes andEnamel Ware.Dairy Utensils, l^ailway Cat^sChurns, etc.Best Sheffield Cutlery of EveryDescription.Bedsteads, Mangles, Bedding, etc.National Telephone, 113.Telegrams^" Kelly, Ironmonger, Dumfries."

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 333Blairhaugh Cottage, Amisfield— Alex. DobieBloomfield—Joseph ClarkBoatcroft, Auldgirth—ThomasReidBoathouse, Auldgirth— J. DalrympleBoatrigg, Dalswintoii — MaxwellMurdochBoddinlea, Kellwood -— Thos.CairneyBogfoot, Crocketford — A.HenryBogfoot, Southwick—WilliamStevenson, Thos. Davidson,A. RaeBoghall, Kirkmahoe — J.ThomsonBoghead, Collin—J. Wilson,farmer ; J. Carroll, dairymanBoghead Cottages,Collin—A.Ritcliie, D. Coupland, J.ThomsonBogknowe, Southwick — H.Seggie, Mrs MilliganBogknowe, Southwick — R.IrvingBogrie, Dunscore—J. M'TaggartBogrie, Lochrutton— J. FarishBogside, Newabbey — MrsMcDonaldBonerick, Irongray — J.WrightBonerick,Irongray — MissWelshBoreland, Dunscore — W.IrvingBoreland Cottages, Dunscore—John Currie, D. MiddletonBoreland, Caerlaverock— Jas.RichardsonBoreland, Southwick—M, S.M'KerrowBoreland Cottage, IrongrayJames McGregorBourock, Lochfoot— J. TaylorBowhouse, Caerlaverock —Wm. J. PatersonBowhouse, Terregles — J.Bryden, post officeBowhouse, Terregles — J.RobertsonBowhouse, Terregles — W.AlexanderBowhouse, Terregles — J.Callander, T. HoggBraco, Irongray—J. MaxwellBraco, Nether Dunscore—MrsWilsonBraco, Upper, Dunscore—W.MartinBraecroft, Terregles — R.ClauchrieBraehead, Collin—T. and R.DicksonBraehead, Kirkmahoe—J. G.CalvertBraehead, Newbridge — J.DobieBrandyleys, Crocketford — J.DunnBrandyburn, Kirkmahoe— J.MaxwellBranetrigg, Kirkgunzeon—W.ThomsonBranetrigg,BrownBreckonside,Torthorwald—J.KirkgunzeonW. AlexanderBreckonside Smithy, Kirkgunzeon—A.M'DowallBrickfield. Amisfield — MrsPaganBrickhouse, Kirkbean — J.WeirBridgend, Southwick — Wm.SmithBridgepark, Newabbey—JamesLewisBridgestone, Crocketford—R.Jackson, Miss Glass, R.Knox, Mrs Houston, MissHewittBroadford, Auldgirth — W.Gibson, J. S. Paterson, R.Waugh, Mrs WaughBrockhillstone, Auldgirth—T.Laurie, Mrs Ann Laurie,Miss A. Laurie

334 ADVERTISEMENTS.FURNISHING IRONMONGER,174 HIGH STREET, DUMFRIES.A. R. invites inspection of his Large and Varied Stock of GRATES. r'LOSE andOPEN FIRE RANUE8, FKNDERS, KERBS, FIRE-BRASSES, FIRE-IRONS,BRUSHES, and General Household Goods.ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CASED GOODS, N.S. & E.-P. SPOONS andFORKS, TABLhj and DESSERT CUTLERY.PEN and POCKET CUTLERY by the Best Sheffield Makers.The " PERFECT" CREAM SEPARATOR, which has obtained Highest Awardsand beaten all competitors in every competition in which it has taken part.BUTTER-WORKERS, MILK-TESTERS, and all Dairy Utensils kept in Stock.SPORTING REQUISITES a Speciality. FISHING RODS, TACKLE, CAR-TRIDGES, &c. A Full Range of BEE APPLIANCES always in Stock.Telephone No. 101.ID xj nyciFiRiEi S-Fat Cattle, Calves, Sheep, Dairy and Store CattleSales Every Wednesday,Sale of Pigs every Fortnight on Monday.CONSIGNMENTS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.Parties unable to be present, by sending their Commissions for all Classesof Stock, can have these carefully carried out.Farm Sales Conducted.THOMSON & LAURIE,Auctioneers.

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 335Brockhillstone Cottage, Auldgirth—A.LaurieBrooklands, Crocketford— J.BoneBrooklands Cottage — JohnClacliertj'Brooklands Tower — JamesGregganBroombush, Dunscore — J.FarishBroombush, Dunscore—J. N.FarishBroomdykes, Duncow — F.KirkpatrickBroomrigg, Over, Newbridge— J. Brown, J. ChisholmBroomrigg, Newbridge — W.Scott, gardenerBrough, Southwick — DavidLoveBrownfield—J. WhitefordBrownhall School—J. LaidlawBrownhall Lodge—W. Carruthers,electrician, C.R.I.Brownhill Cottage, Amisfield—^A. E. BrownBrownrigg—Mrs HoustonBurnfoot, Cluden—J.Bucklerhole, Collin — MissRossBurnbank, Southwick — Jas.KellyBurnbrae, Crocketford—Wm.CallanderBurnfell, Crocketford—C. GillespieBurnfoot, Auldgirth—A. RaeLockerbieBurnfoot School, ParkgateJ, RiddickBurnhead, Auldgirth — J.M'Call, R. Johnstone, J.Dickson, teacherBurnhead, Auldgirth — R.M'Naught, Miss M'Gill, J.BlackieBurnscairth Green—A. BellBurnside, Auldgirth — J.MarchbankBurnside of Dardarroch—T.BlackBurnside, Caerlaverock—Jas.M'DougallBurnside, Crocketford — MrsMontgomeryBurnside. Holywood — J.BrownBurnside, Irongray — MrsRobsonBurnside, Parkgate— T. KerrBurnside, Southwick — W.LoganTroqueer—AndrewBurnside,DykesBush Cottage, Auldgirth— J.ScottBush of Craigs—Geo. SloanBush, Irongray—J. and J.KissockBushmill, Parkgate— J. RossButt, Dunscore — MissM'BurnieButterhole of Mabie— J. DicksonByrecroft, Kirkgunzeon—H.GilchristByres, Caerlaverock — MrsNobleCCairn, Auldgirth—A. BeattieCairnhall, Auldgirth — D.M 'NaughtCairn of Craigs—James DowCairnhill, Duncow — IrvingEdgarCairnside, Speddoch — H.MillarCairnvale, Dunscore — Thos.BlackCairnyard, Beeswing — JohnRome, J. Worthey, RoseCottage ; G. GibsonCalside—J. M'GregorCambuscairn, Dunscore—MrsFergusonCamphill, Kirkgunzeon — J.WrightCanabony, Kirkbean — A.M 'WilliamCannycleuch, Dunscore — A.M"' Knight

336 ADVERTISEMENTS.»DALLI(Top of Friars' Vennel),DUMFRIES.We RepairSchool Bags,Straps,Purses,Gladstone Bags,Trunks,Portmanteaus,andAnything inLeather.YOURPAIRS.Let us have yourHarnessRepairs.We do them wellOur Prices arejust what youwant to pay!We are alwaysbusy and sober.THESteeple Tea Rooms,145 High Street, DUMFRIES,Above Mr Robert Johnstone, Grocer, and overlookingQueensberry Square.BBEAKFASTS. OINNEBS, AND TEASSupplied at very Moderate Charges.OPEN DAILY FROM 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M.These Rooms are under the management of a Committee of Ladiesand Gentlemen, on Temperance principles, who are interested in providingthe Public with Comfortable Rooms and Refreshments at Low Prices.

ESTABLISHED OVER HALF-A-CENTURY.Thomas Brash & Son,Wholesale and Retail Grocers,Wine and Spirit Merchants,168 High Street, Dumfries.TEAS A Specialitie.Recommended at Is 6d, Is 8d, Is lOd.Other Prices— Is 4d, 2s, and 2s 6d.SPIRITS.BLENDED AND BOTTLED ON THE PREMISES.AGENTS FOR-'Messrs W. & A. GILBEY,Wine Growers and Distillers,LONDON and EDINBURGH.Messrs AND. MELROSE & COY.,Tea and Coffee Merchants,EDINBURGH.

Thomas Brash & Son.WINES PER PRICE LIST.SPIRITS.Label.Price.Spirits -Fine Old Blended 15/- Gal. ; 2/6 Bot.18/- „ 3/. „19/- „ 3/3 „21/- „ 3/6 „Special, Very Old 24/- „ 4/- „Cognac Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and Gin.PALE ALE, STOUT, &c.Bass's Pale Ale, in Pints2/6 per dozen.Barclay & Perkin's Stout, in Pints 2/6Oatmalt Stout in Pints 2/6Tennant's Lager Beer, in Pints 2/6Guinness' s Stout 2/3Black Beer, Brown and Green Ginger, Orange Wine,Raspberry Vinegar, and Lime Juice Cordial.Carruthers' Aerated Waters.Grocers and Wine Merchants,DUMFRIES.

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 337Captainton-—A. GibsonCargenbank^ Lochrutton—D, BoydCargencroft—John PatersonCargen Gardens—T. M'LeanCargen Lodge—R. M 'NaughtCaerlaverock Manee—Rev. T.D. M'llveanCarrickrigg, Dunoow — MissBuchananCarrnchan—Messrs TweiedieCarmchan Gardens—J. ClinganCar&e Mains, Auldgirth—T.BeattieCar&e, Newabbey — JamesM 'QueenCarsegowan, Newabbey — J.AlexanderCarsemill, Auldgirth — MissHerriesCarswadda, Beeswing — W.HendersionCarthagena—J. B. BrownCarthagena Cottage — R.Ci'osbiieCastle Farm, Southwick —Walter ConnelCastlehill, DuncoAv—Mrs KennedyCastlewood Cottage, Glencaple—Robert PattieCastleyards, Torthorwald — T.Hamilton, dairyman ; T.Cloun, ploughmanCastramon, Dunsoore — PatersonCatheriiiefieldPurdieCatherinefieldM'MurrayCatherinefieldHutcheonChapel, Dun&core— -J. Borth-MdckChapelcroft, Irongray—J. FairChapelgrove, Kirkbean — MrsRobs'onChapelhill,CrosibieDairy—RobertFarm — A.School—D. H.Glencaple — JohnChapmanleye, Troqueer — D.Rogerson, John BoydChapmanleys^ Troqueer — J.RutherfordCherrj^trees — Drummer J.Stanley, Drummer J. Hannavy,Colour-Sergeant E.W. Forster, Sergeant W.Glendinning, Colour-SergeantC. Richardson,Colour-Sergeant J. Armitage,J. Smith, slaterCharlesfield, Auldgirth — J.KerrCharter hall, Newbridge — DrJ. W. MartinChurch Cottage, AmisfieldJames WilsonClauohrie, Auldgirth — R.LockhartClarenceton, Dunscore — MrsWaughCleuchbrae, Terregies — J.CarlyleCleuchhouse, Auldgirth — W.DalrympleClifton, UppeT Southwick—W.ScamblerClonfeckle, Kirkmahoe — J.LambertonClonyard, Southwick — W.WilsonClouden, East—W. BrownriggClouden, Upper—A. HowatClouden, West—J. RoddanClouden, West — Mrs Revie,millerClumpton—Mrs DouglasClunie, Terregles—J. BarbourCoatston, Glencairn—J. IrvingCocketfield—W. LittleCollege Mains—S. M'CallCollindouch, Newabbey — J.HyslopCollochan, Terregles—R. ArmstrongCondie, Crocket ford — MissSmith, Miss ArmstrongCongeitli. Kirkgunzeon — W.H. Helm

338 ADV E RTISEMENTS.umines.G. L. M'GIBBON,The Medical Hall,^ ^ 108 High Street^Dumfries(Opposite Bank Street).Of Special Interest to Farmers.Horse Medicines—Condition Powders, Colic Draughts, Phj^sic Balls (allstrengths), Stable Embi-ocation, Blistering Ointment.Cattle Medicines—Astringment Mixture, Cleansing Drinks, ConditionPowders, Soothing Mixture for Ewes, Stimulating Mixture, LambingOils, Lamb Teats, &c., &c.Depot for Sheep Dips (various), Linseed, Lubricating, and other Oils ;Remedies, Rat Poisons all kinds, Disinfectants, &c., &c.Foot Rot

C.LIST OF FARMS, &c. 339Gonhuith, Troque^rlantyneCraigs, Upper—J. Graham-W. Bal- Craiga, Under—T. CarruthersConniven, Kirkgunzeon W. Craigsliields, Parkgate — J.BarbourPatersonCorbelly (North), NeAvabLey —*Craigwood, Caerlaverock —J. BriggsJohn FisherCorbelly (South), Newabbey — Crawfordhall, Kirkmahoe —R. GrowanMichael BertramCormaddie—W. NivenCrawfordland, Kirkmahoe —Cornlea, Ironkray—A. Sharp Mrs Jane JohnstoneOorra, Kirkgunzeon—W. Clark Crawston, Auldgirth—R. andCorra Cottage, KirkgunzeonJ. Duff,Jno. ThomsonCrawston Cottage, Auldgirth:Corriehall—J. M'KerlieMrs' M'VinnieCorsefield, Dunscore — J. Crichton House — Dr .E.Spenc©EasterbrookCorses, Parkgate — R. Ci-iffel House, Kirkbean— J.M'Murdo, G. M^'NeishLoganCorsock, Southwick—R. Park Crochmorie, Crocketford —Cotland, Tinwald —J.Messrs and J. RaeThomsonCrocketford House—J. MilroyCotlandhill, Tinwald — W. RossThomsonCrofthead, Crocketford —Courthill, Auldgirth —A.R. FarishErskineCronie, Crocketford —Courthill, Crocketford —G.J. DobieBrownCrooks, Troqueer—M. HowatCowans, Kirkgunz-eon — J. Crossleys, Easit, Holvwood —M'MinnR. WilsonCowoorse, Preston^—J. KirklandCrossleys, Mid, Holywood —Cowhill Lodge, Holywood.—A.HainingCraig Manse,Dunsicore—Rev.W. BarrowmanCraig, Dunscore—A. HogganCraig, Newabbey—J. M'CallCraighill, Troqueer—W. M'KieCraigeTid. Newabbey — J.TweedieCraigend—J. PorteousCraigenvey, Dunscore — A.HamiltonCraigieside, Newabbey — J.M'Kie, Mrs Warren, G.Murray, J. Carson, J.GillCraigley, Kirkgunzeon — A.M'KieOraigs—J.manCampbell, coach-Robert GibsonCrossleys, West, HolywoodJohn GriersonCulmain, Meikle, Crocketford—W. and R. EwartCulmain, Little, CrocketfordA. and J. BrownCumleys, Parkgate — MrsBoyes, J. EaetonCurriestanes^—P. MurrayCurriestane® Cottage — MissA , PatersonCushetgrove, Southwick—MrsM 'CardieDDaisy Bank, Caerlaverock—C.KingDalawoodie—T. Eraser, gardener

340 LIST OF FARMS, &c.Dalfible, Parkgate—J. MackieDalgonar Mill, Dunscore—D.Martin, Thos. GracieDalquhairn, Irongray — J.NelsonDalscone—A. TaylorDalekairth Cottage — J.M 'MichaelDalskairth Cottage—R. RogersonDancingknowe—A. & J. LinnDardarroch, Dunscore—Robt.MartinDardarroch Cottages—JamesFergusson, Joseph StittDargavel—J. NivenDargavel, Mid—Jas.Rob&onDargavel, Upper—Jas. WyllieDeanside, Lochriitton — G.WallaceDelvin, Amisiield—Jas. M'CallDempstarton, Dunscore —Hugh Watt, M.P.Dinning, Aiildgirth — MrsHvslop, J. LaidlawDoctor's Well—D. WilsonDougaiTstyle—J. Hamilton, D.Dobie,^ W. M'IntyreDouievale—J. NicholsonDovecote, Collin—James Bell,plonghm'anDovecotewells, Caerlaverock —Jas. PatersonDovewell, Lochrutton —Richard BartonDoweel, Troqueer—A. MillerDoAvn's Bank—Miss DicksonDruidpark, Holywood — J.SwanDrum, Beeswing J. M 'ClubbingDrum, Dunscore—W. WaughDrumbreg, Collin—A. HallDrumburn, Newabbey — J.StittDrnmburn , Newabbey—WmThomson, Arch. ThomsonDrnm Mains, Newabbey—R.HunterDrumclver—J. E. HaggasDrumclyer—W. Smith, gamekeeperDrumclyer—G. Tait, gardenerDrumcoltran, Kirkgunzeon —William LittleDrumJohn, Kirkgunzeon— G.Little & SonDrumJohn Moor, Kirkgunzeon—D. M 'Cubbing, A. KennedyDrummail ,KirkKirkgunzeon—R.D i-ump a 1' k—denerDrumpark—J.keeperDrumshangan,HallidayDrumsleet —teacherDrumsleet — JroadmanScott,Dunscore—W.MissWight,Ballantyne,Driimmillan, Newabbey — J.CarrnthersDrummillan Cottage — W.RutherfordDrummore, Lochrutton — J.KissockDrumpark—John Clark, coachmangar-Drumsleet—Miss Ann WatsonDrumstenshall , Sonthwick—D-BoydDrumstenshall"wick—JohnDnimwhinnie,HamiltonDriingans—T.Graham, game-House, South-H. WhadcoatBeeswing — J.RaeDi-ungans, Newabbey—J. KirkDuncow Mill—Joseph CorrieDunco-\v Mill—Robt. DalglieshDuncow Mill House — MrsCorrieDunesslin, Dunscore—J. G.M. CranstounDunesslin Cottage—J. DaversDun muck, Sonthwick — J.HallidayDunscore Station—Jas. Cuthbert,stationmaster, JohnScaife

DunsooreLIST OF FARMS, &c. 341EEast ami West Barfil,Crocketford—RobertCameronEast Cluden Mills—James E.FisherEast Chimpton—A. JardineEast Glenarm, Crocketford —John WilsonEast Park, Bankend — D.EdgarEast Preston— T. ThomsonEast Preston Cottages — J.Clark, J. Simjxso'nEast Roncan—J. Henderson,dairymanEast United Free Manse, Dnnsoore—Rev.J. PollockEasthill, Lochfoot — RobertLandsborough, David WatsonEastlands, Ci-ocketford — J.M 'NairnEasterpar kgate—J. M 'ColmEdgarton, Anldgirth—R. Fergusson,J. CoAvan, G.M'CamishEJizafield, Collin—James andJohn Bell, R. Watson, A.M'Lean, S. Mnndell, Thos.M'Lean, John Irvine, T.Lanrie, W. J. TaylorEllangowan—J. H. M'G-owanEllerslie, Dunoow — ThomasLockerbieEllisland, Dnn&core—J. GriersonFFairgirth, Southwiok — J.AndersonFarmereifield, Dunsoore — W.DobbinFarthingjames, Dunsoore — A.M'KieFarthingAvell, Dnnscore — MrsCoDlandFell, Orocketford—J. MartinFell Cottage, Crocketford—J.M'VinnieFlatts of Cargen—T. K. BlackstockFleuchlarg, Dnnscore — J.PatersonFloshknowe—Jas .HendersonForegirth, Kirkmahoe — JohnEdgarForemannoch, Lochrutton —J. RaeForrest, Kirkmahoe — W.CorrieForresterhall, Dalswinton —Mrs MaxwellFo reside. Beeswing — R.M 'CubbingForesthead, Anldgirth — J.M'CormickFoniitainblean — Wilson &Blonnt, cattle dealersFrankfield—J. GallacherFraserford, Dnnscore — W.WanghFnlton, Amisfield—Mrs SmithFulton Cottage—AVm. GordonGGairloch, Torthorwald—G. &A. M'ClenachanGallaberry, East, Duncow —Mrs LaurieGallaberry, West, Duncow—R.CrawfordGallowhill, Terregles — J.M'KieGalloward, Dunecore — Jas.SmithGamerigg, Parkgate — J.SteeleGarloff, Beeswing—R.W. WalkerCorrie,Carrieston, .— J.M'GenellyGarroch, Troqueer—J. and T.MaxA^^^llGatend, Newabbey—T. Smith.Thomas KerrGateside-of-Isle, Anldgirth —C. M'KerrowGateside, Beeswing — J.M 'Michael

342 LIST OF FARMS, &c.Gateside,Kirkgunzeon—^Con-Malcolmsonstabl'QGateside^ Lochfoot—J. BairdGateside, Newabbey — W.WalkerGateside, Irongray—J. and T.T. DochrayGateside, Kirkmahoe — J.SmithGibbonliill, Newabbey — A.MurphyGillfoot, Troqueer—W. WilsonGillfoot, Preston— J. M'Leod,F. M'Cuddenj ploughmanGillhead Smithy, KirkbeanJ. DicksonGilloch—J. Bell, masonGillrig,Parkgate — llobertPringleGilmerston, Dunscore — G.M 'DowallGladenholm, Parkgate — W.ScottGlaisters, Kirkgunzeon — J.CampbellGlaisters Cottage— J. GrahamGlebe, Southwick—T. QuailGlen, Irongray— S. DunnGlen, Newabbey—Wm. RaeGlen Mill, Terregles— J. ScottGlen Mill, Terregles—A. CarnochanGlense Gardens—A. JohnstoneGlense Mains, Amisfield — D.M 'Naught, gamekeeperGlencarrick, Duncow — JCook, foresterGlenclair, Torthorwakl — J.ThornGlenfoot, Kirkmahoe — T.RobertsonGlengower, Holywood — W.TinningGlenharvie, Newabbey — A.KennedyGlenhead, Auldgirth — R.CorrieGlen hill, Kirkton — Wm.LaurieGlenhowan, Glencaple — T.EdgarGlenkiln, Parkgate— J. WilsonGlenlaugh, Keii'— J. M'KieGlenmaid, Parkgate W.HunterGlehmidge, Auldgirth - J.BoyesGlenriddle, Dunscore — Wm.SomervilleGlensone, Newabbej' - J.KeeningGlensone, Southwick - T.SmithGoldielea—H.manGoldielea — J.denerGoldielea—W.keeperGoosedubs,erry,Harris,Glencaple Farm — WilliamCrosbieGlenarm, West—W. A. KissockGlencorse, Parkgate— J. NivisonGlenesslin, Dunscore — J.WilsonGlenesslin School—Mrs JackGlenesslin Smithy— J. Andersoncoach-Dunscore — J.Black, John GibsonGordieston, Dunscore- J.RamsayGowanlea, Holywood—UnoccupiedGracefielcl, Auldgirth— J. KerrGrangeview, Auldgirth—MissDuffGreenbog Torthorwald — J .LittleGreenburn, NeAvabbey—JohnLoganGreenhead, Dunscore — MrsArmstrongGreenlea, Collin—James Rae,R. Sewell, R. Irving, W.Ramsay, farmer R. Kirkpatrick,Mrs Douglas,;Greengrovej T. Bell, T.Fletcher, labourergar-Dickson, game-

Crreenmerse, Troqueer—DavidMurdoch, J. MollinsGreenside Cottage, Speddoch—J. Stitt, M. StottGreymorrin—R. VarneyGrove—A. F. Gardiner, gardenerGrove, Dalscone— P. M'KenzieGubhill, Parkgate D. GartnerGuillyhill, NcAvbridge — J.BrownG^ullyburn, Duncow—^W. Sneddon,foremanHHallhill, Irongray— J.GibsonHallidayhill, AuldgirthLIST OF FARMS, &c. 343D.J.StoboHalmyre, Terregle,s — W.MilliganHardlawbank, Newbridge— J.HunterHardthorn, Terregles — J.M'WilliamHartbnsh, Amisfield — VC,RichardsonHazelrigg, Amisfiekl — J,HiddlestonHead, Crocketford—W. ClarkHeathery Row— J. GrahamHeathfield, Auklgirth — J.BurgessHeathhall—W. StewartHemplands, Torthorwald—W.BellHeuch of Laggan, SouthwickT. IrvingHigh Auldgirth—Peter Byers,shepherdHigh Farthing, Auldgirth—R.& J. PatersonHigh Kelton—J. Howat ; A.Wilson, dairymanHigh Kilrov, Auldgirth—J.GallHigh Lochbank, NewabbeyA. BiggamHighmains, Caerlaverock —Thomas KellyHightown of Craigs — D.GibsonHightownhead, Kirkmahoe —C. S. RoedemerHillcrest, Kirkmahoe — DrRobertsonHillhead, Auldgirth—A. DunkeldHillhead, Bankend RoadJohn Davidson, L.A.I.B.A.architectHillhead, Irongray— J. LandsboroughHillhead of Dalscairth — W.M'Call, shepherdHillend, Auldgirth—J. & D.FergussonHoggans, Crocketford — R.LandsboroughTinflald — W.Holehouse,PaganHolehouse,GrahamHollandbush,TempletonParkgate — R.Auldgirth — A.Hollands, Ca jrlaverock — J.CarrutherHolm, jSowbridge — MrsSloanHolmhead. Auldgirth — Ge6.RitchieHolmhead, Morrington—Wm.Stitt, D. ChalmersHolywood Manse—Rev.jVPCombieHopeside,IrvingHorseholm,DunscoreJohn- C.Bankend - UnoccupiedHoustard, Southwick—JamesM 'NaughtHowclose, Irongray—R. MillerHowlet Hall, Caerlaverock—T. MaxwellHowligget— J. StevensonHowmain, Glencapl6 — J.SteelHulton, HolyA\-ood —J, KerrHuntfield, Dunscore— J.Bell

344 LIST OF FARMS, &c.Hunthill, Parkgate—W. BellHutton Hall—J. Hopkins,rectorHutton Lodge, Bankend —Miss T. GlenIndustrial Cottage, Tortliorwald—W.Dickson, laboTiTerIngleston, Newabbey — W.CowanIngleston Cottages—A.BlackIngleston, Irongray — J.LamontInglesitonford, Newabbey — J.PnrdieIrongi'ay Mans« — Rev. S.DnnlopIrongray U.F.C. Manse—Rev.T. M. MailerIsle Lodge—J. Beattie, coachmanIslesteps, Troqueer—D. and E.Paters'on, A. PeacockIsle Toll—J. CoiiplandJardinton, Newbridge — J.RutherfordJ^nnygill — W. Blackwood,gamekeeperJericho, East—R. M'CartneyJericho, Meadow — Miss J.StobaJericho, West—T. M'CallJohnfieid, Amisfield — J.BuchananJunkin, Duuscore—R. MurrayKelliston, Auldgirtli — W.Hyslop, W. Waugh, mason ;J. Duff, grocerKelk of Southwick—A. WeirKells Cottages'—Wm. Nicholson,ploughmanKellwood Dairy—J. CraigKelton Bank—T. Smith, MrsHunter, R. BellKelton Grrang-e^—R. LangKeltonhead—R. TurnbullKemyshall, Kirkmahoe—R. J.LintonKenmure, Dunscore—M'CallKenneth Bank, Glencaple1 Miss Henderson2 J. Soott•^ Mrs Hunter4 Mr Laurie5 Mrs Rawlin6 Miss MurphieKerricks, Kirkmahoe—A. GassKilblain, Kirkraalioe—J. HendersonKilblain, North, BankendRonald GoodKilblain, South, BankendJames AustinKillyieoch, Dunscore — MrsEdgarKillyieoch Cottage, Dunscore—J. SaundersKillylour, Irongray — MrsHannahKillylung, Holywood — D.Temp let onKillylung Cottage—J. BellKillywhan Station—R. KellyKillywhan—J. Copland, J.M'Lellan, T. M'Bryde, W\Thomson, W. WalkerKilndykes, Duncow—E. and J.SwanKilness, Holywood — AndrewDerby, J. CraigKilncrof t,Ne^^'bridge—WalterCrosbieKilncroft, Irongray—H. andR. RankineKilnhouses, Auldgirth — H.BroatchKillymingan, Kirkgunzeon —R. CummackKilnfoird—Robert ReidKilroj^, Low Auldgirth — J.PatereionKimkerrick, Kirkbean — JolinFrazer

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 345Kinharvie, Newabbey — "VV.Clowe, manager; J. M'Gill,shepherd ; J. Livingstone,gamekeeperKirkbank, Beeswing — J.DobieKirkbride, Dunscore — W.CampbellKirkgunzeon Mill—D. and J.M'KieKirkconnel Mains, Newabbey—H. Chambray, Mrs Thorbnrn,Mrs QueenKirkhouse, Kirkbean — J. G.M'MynKirkhonse, Kirkgunzeon — A.WatretKirkland, Locbfoot — GeorgeIrelandKirkland, Tinwald — Miss A.Johnstone : Miss Johnsffcone,dressmakerKirkland, Tinwald—W. DalzielKirkland, Parkgate — JamesStewartKirkland, Terregles — T.M'WilliamKirkland, Torthorwald — T.HamiltonKirkmahoe E.C. Manse—Rev.J. M. ForbesKirkmahoe U.F.C. Manse'Rev. W. M'DowallKirkmichael Manse—Rev. J.BremnerKirkpatrick, Anldgirth — J.M. Kirk^Kirktoniield, Kirkmahoe —Alex. WilsonKissock, Beeswing—J. HodgeKnockenhoolic, Southwick —James Thomson, J. HendersonKnookshang, Parkgate — J.HunterKnockshinnoch, Irongray —J. DobieKnoAvehead Quarry—Lowther,Halliday & Forest, Ltd.Knowehead of AuchencairnJ.. MilliganLadyhall—Jamesi Black, JohnEdgar, painterLadyland, Preston — RalphBrownLagg, Irongray—J. and J.DochrayLagg, DunscoTe—A. M'LellanLagg Cottage, Dunscore—MrsParkLaggan, Dunscore—J. JardineLaggan, Southwick—J. Ker'rLagganhill, Dunscore — Alex.M'BurnieLagganlees, Dunscore — R,DouglasLakehead, Parkgate — J.MoffatLakeside, Kirkmahoe — JohnD. DicksonLambholm, Parkgate — A,ScottLanarkhall, Amisfield — Thos.SwanLanarkland, Glencaple — MrsStobaLands, Bankend—Mrs ChalmeirsLandis, Newabbey—J.Wilson,J. CouplandLanecroft, Beeswing — J.HunterLanegate, East — W. RobertsonLanegate, West, Amisfield —James ThomsonLanehead, Dunscore — J.AffleckLaneside, Troqueer—H. MillerLane Villa, Beeswing — MrsJames M'TierLantonside, Glencaple — MissMurrayLarchhill, Kirkton — MissBroganLarbreck, Irongray—D. RobsonLarghill,HainingCrocketford — Wm.

346 LIST OF FARMS, &c.M'GowanLa^vridding, Amisfield — J.Fergusson, coachmanBeeswing- Alex.Lawsfton,KirkLeap Hoiise,Dnncow—P.man, gamekeeperLin burn, Dunscore —HyslopLilly Bank, Caerlaverock-Larglanlea C r o

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 347Lou- Aiildgiith—AV. ThomsonLow Loohbank, Newabbey —John PorterDunscore—MrsLow Kilbride.Ma rtinLow Townhead, Kirkmahoe —W. BarbonrLoAver Hallidayhill, Anldgirth—MissIrvingLower Pdrtra

348 LIST OF FARMS, &c.Mersehead, Southwick — J.DrummondMiddlefield—N. I.GloverMiddlefield Cottage — MrsWilsonMid - Farthing, Aiildgirth —Millbank, Soiithwick — Heirsof S. CameronMillburnbank, Soiithwick —W.ColtartMillhill. Troqueer—W. RiddickMillhill, Troqueer—R. SloanMilliganton, Anldgirth — J.ThomsonMiJliganton, Speddoch — J.RossMilnsate, Parkgate — JamesWilsonMilton, Speddoch — MrsBroatch, Post OfficeMilton, Speddoch—F. StottMilton (Little), Crock etford—J W. and G. HallidayMilton (Little) Cottage — W.JohnstonMilton Mains, Crocketford —Mrs ThomsonMilton Mill, Crocketford—Jas.Thorn 'onMilton Mill, Speddoch — J.GardnerMrs PatersionMidrigg, Irongray—J. M'LeodMidtown, Bank end—R. KerrMidtoA^'n, Newabbey—J. WeirMidtown, Irongray—R. SloanMidtown, Parkgate—W. FinglandMoat, Auldgirth—A. RichardsonMoat, Lochfoot—J. NicolMoorfoot, Amisfield — JohnM;VittieMori'ington Smithv, Dunscore—W. KerrMorrinton Quarry, DunscoreR. A. Geddes"Mossband—L. TweedieMossbank, Caerlaverock — W.BeattieMosshead, Auldgirth — J.Houston, CharJ-3s WhiteMossknowe, Gasstown — J\BlackleyMosspark Knackery, Gasstown—DundasMoss-side, Dunscore C. NairnMoss-side, HolyAvood — JohnBegge, John CampbellMoss-side, Troqueer — D.M'KeachieMossvale^—James CairnsMossyard, Newabbey — J.MoodieMount Pleasant, KirkmahoeJames SinclairMount Stewart, Parkgate—Robert HallidayMuill, Irongray—R. StewartMr; irhoy ,Southwick— WilliamAtkinsonMuirend, Lochanhead — J.Carlyle, A. Gibson-\Iuirpark, Caerlaverock — W.HunterMuirside, Holywood—P. M'C.WilsionMuirhall, Dunscore—J. Johnstone,Miss HopeMyreside, Newbridge — W.Smith, J. NewlandsNNether Barncleuch—Mrs RobsonNether Clifton, Southwick —W. M'LeodNetherfield, Beeswing — S.HoodNether Glensone, SouthwickUnoccupiedNether Gribton—J. HowatNether Keir, Auldgirth — D.SmithNether Laggan, Dunscore—S.ReidNetherhall, Duncow —WilliamReid, farmerNetherhall (Duncow) Cottage.st—Jas. Scott, W. Cooper

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 349Netlierholm, Kirkmahoe — Newmains Cottage, Preston —John and Jamies SmithNethermill, Kirkbean — MissMillerNothermill School, ParkgatcR. WalkinshawNetherton. Dnnscore — M.RoddanNethertown, Troqiieer — J.AndersonNethertoM^n, Crocketford — J.GibsonNetbertown (Crocketford) Cottage—J.GillNetherwood Farm—A. and J.HowatNether^'ett—R. Hogg, roadman; J. Graham, masionNoAvark, Crocketford — T.HendersonNew Deanston, Lochfoot —Robert DouglasNewbridge Farm—D. KerrNew Farm, Soiithwick — W.M'CaaNewfield—M . JohnstonNewfield, Bankend—W. EdgarNewhall, Auldgirth—J. CochraneNewhou.?e, Morrington — MrsMorrisonNewhouse, Beeswing—Miss M.Hood, A. MnrrayNewhonse. Caerlaverock — T.KeenanNewhouse, Crocketford—C. T.SpiersNewlands, Duncow—J. P^uliston,gardener ; J. HaJliday,coachman ; J. M'Minn,foreman; John KellyNewraains, Bankend — H.WylieNewmains, Duncow—G. Wallace;J. Dinwiddie. registrarand inspector of poorNewmains, Trongray — D.Rogerson'Newmains. Preston —TltomasSloan ; J. M'Creadie. dairymanRobert GreenNewtonairds Farm — JamesAllanNewton, Dunscore—A. JacksonNewton Cottages, Dunscore—W. Skimmings, D. Johnstone,J. RankineNewton Lodge—W. Murray,gardenerNewtonrigg , Holywood—RobtSwanNewtonrigg Lodge — JamesHainingNorthfield, Auldgirth — J,StewartNorth Barbeth, NewabbeyThomas M'KerrowNorth Carse, Kirkbean—J. &F. RobsonNorth Carthat—Adam Donaldsonand R. M'ClureNorthfield Cottage, Auldgirth—Miss M'MillanNorthpark, Caerlaverock — T.MaxwellNorthpark, Lochrutton — MrsAffleckNunland, Lochrutton — J.G. M. CranstonNunwood—W. W. GalbraithOOakbank, Gaestown—J. BeveridgeOakbank, Irongray — MrsThomsonOld Blairshinnock Cottages -—J. Copland, cotman ; J.MilliganOld Boreland, Southwick —Wm. NicholsonOld Cluden, Irongray — T,DobieOld Manse, Dunscore — T.M 'KnightOld Mill, Tinwald— IMrs Lockerbie,M. DavidsonOld Moss-side, Dunscore—Jos.Kerr

350 LIST OF FARMS, &c.Orchard Cottage, DuiicowF. CampbellOver Baiiks, Loclifoot — AV.CouplandOvertown, Newabbey — J.Howie; J. M'Corniick.dairymanOxgang, Collin—J. Drynan,jnn.Oxgang Cottage, Collin—R.Grierson, joinerParadise -— JohnJohnstone,molecatcherPark, Newabbey — G. CarrutliersPa rk Cottage —ThomsonPark, Irongray—A. BlainParkbnrn, Looharbriggs —Adam TliomsonParkbnrn, Tinwald — DavidConchieParkhous>e, Anldgirtli—WmKirkpatrick, R. Stevenson.J. Armstrong-Pea rrnonnt House — JamesWellsPecirmonnt Farm — JamesCarsonPearmount Cottages — Misr-;Little: J. M'Vittie. shenherd; J. Sneddon, W. NeilsonPeartree, Irongray—J. CowanPennyland^—J. BarriePi erba n ks—J . Don gl aPilmuir. Parkgate—T. M'NavPlascow, Kirkgnnzeon — MrsErskinePla.scow Cottage, KirkgnnzeonW. GriersonPlensance of Car gen — J.WylliePleasance,Parkgate — JamesLittlePoplar Cottage, NewbridaeW. SmithPoundland, Dunscore — R.M 'CronePowillimount, Kirkbean — W..MillerPriest lands Farm—J.QGibsonQuarrelwood, Dnncow — MrsWatret, David Doyle, MrsJohnstone, Mrs Clowe, Geo...Ross, James SmithRRashgill—Jonathan SmithRashgill Park—J. CrosbieRedbank, Preston—W. WardhaughRedbank—W. MoffatRedhills, Collin—H. Young;foreman, T. Pagan ; J.Lindsay, ploughman ;Mungo WatsonRenwick Bank, DunscoreJames TweedieRenwick Manse, Dunscore —Rev. A. MairRickerby House. Lochanhead—Tlios. W. BrashRiddingwood, Duncow — J.GloverRiddingwood. N., Duncow —James ArmstrongRidcangs Hill, Irongrav -Wm.FairRiddlebank Newabbe\ — J>M'Call_Crocketford — A.Riggfoot,M'KeanRiggfoot, Dunscore—R, PaganRiggfoot, Kirkmahoe — A.OouplandRigghead, Collin—J. Howat ;-Alex. Bryden, dairymanRio:Q;head, Glencaple RoadJ. Hewitaon, J. Cole, _T.Glendinning, H. Martin..Wm. ClenachanRigohead. Irongray — A.Hunter

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 351Robertland, Amisiield —JohnBarton, Miss Smith, MissKirkpatrickRockhall—J. Holliday, oamekeeperRockhallhead—C. EdgarRockhall Mains—J. MnirRomeebeocli, Irongray—W. L.LaurieRonaldston. Auldgirth — \.Lorkei-bie, Mrs Bisset. 0.M'Neish. T. FergnssoM,postmanRosebank—R. WallaceRoftebank. Irongrav— -T. Raining,AY. HillRosebank. Speddoch — J.AndersonRosebank, Sonthwick—Mi's D.A. GoodRosedale, Collin—T. Johnstone,pointsman ; G. Gillespie,pointsman ; J. M'Call,Mrs Bennct, D. Ferguson.Matthew Smith, butcherRosehill, Anldgirth—C. DobieRosehill, Holywood—J. HendersonRosemill, Parkgate—J. Car-WI'lithersRonoihhill AnldgirthBrownRonndfell. Sonthwicl-: ^yWatson,Rne, Auldairth—J. BurgessRyecroft. Kirkmahoe —JosephEdoar. inn.Ryes. Sonthwick—G. P. PorteonsSSt Helena, Gasetown—MichaelBertramSandbed of Duncow—R. Bruce,dairyman ; J. Wilkinson,foremanSandrigg—J. ParkSandvhills, Sonthwick —Thos.M'LellandSandyknowe — J.M 'Crone,.wood foresterSaughtre'es, Irongray — S.EdgarScaur, Irongray—John KissockScarbrae — Mr.s Duff, W.Waugh, Mrs Beck, JohnNeilsonSeeside, Terreglcs—J. BinghamShalloch, Irongray—T. SharpShambellie Farm, NewabbeyR. Grierson'Shamb«llie, West, Newabbe^^—T. BellShank, Dunscor-e — JohnLaurieShankfoot, Kirkgunzeon —Jasi. Callander, Jas. BlackShawend, Kirkmahoe — W.MurdochSliawfoot, Sonthwick—F. WeirShawfield, Gasstown — John-SwanShaws, Kirkmahoe—G. SmithShearington—D. HunterSheartreeburn — M. Quinn,gamekeeperShenrick. Crocketford —JohnLittleShieldhill, Auldgii-th — A,PhillipsShillinghill.KennedyShillingla,nd,RussellLock foot — J,Dunscore — AV.Side Toll Bar. Newbridrre—Miss Kirkpatrick, D. BarclaySignpost—W. Ste^-artSkaaT, Irongray — J. Sr J,KissockSkelston, E.. Dnnscore — J.HainingSkelston, AV., Dunscore — J.LaurieSkeoch, Irongray—R. SmithSkinford, Speddoch — UnocciTpied

352 LIST OF FARMS, &c.Slacks, Lochfoot—J, KirkSlaethorn Villa, HolywoodJames BlainSlatebarns, Newabbey — J.M 'Knight"Sloan's Cottage. Troqiieer —Miss PatersonSloan's Yard—G. GillespieSlongaber — Thos. Jobnstone,F. KimmSmedliolm — Miss M. CarmthersSmithtown, Dimcow — JamesThomsonSnade, Dunsoore—J. C. CavenSnado Bridge, Dunscore—J.Sea if e, James MoffatSnade Cottage, Dunseore—Yv.FergussonSnade Crossing—W. Martin,A. BellSnademill, Dunscore—J. Roddan,Wm. Max tv ellSol\^^av Cottage, Caerlaverock—J. DalrympleSonth Carse, Kirkbean —John ConiiellSonth Carthat—Wm. RitchieSouth Castlehill, Troqueer—A.SmithSonthfield, Bandkend — Robt.EdgarSoiithpark, Lochfoot — J.HyslopSontliiwickAitken,WilsonSouthwickSchoolhonse-Fergnson-J. C.SDeddoch Hill—A. GibsonSpeddoch Schoolhoiise — MissPetrieSpitalfield Cottages—J. IXCrnickshanks, H. M'NeilSprin gbank ,DickieSprin afield,SpenoeSpringvale.MartinSpringvale,Bank — A.J. Aitken,F.MjssKirkmahoe— -iSI rsDunscore — A.Dunscore — J.Kirkmahoe —John FultonStank, Bankend—W. ChalmersStarryheuah, Troqueer—Jais.Nod^A•ellSt eel head. Auldgirth — J.Kerr, R. Clark, J.M' GeorgeStenmuir, Parkgate — E.GlendinningSteilston Farm—W. MuirStepends, Auldgirth—J. KirkStepford Station—J. IrvingStepford (Upper), DunscoreMrs BellSte]>ford (Lower), Dunscore—D. BrownStonhouse, Crocketford — S.M'CreadieStraAvberry Hall, Duncow—R.Gibson, J. CarruthersStroquhan Lodge, DunscoreT. WhitelawSummerfield—J. M'KenzieSuminerhill, Dunscore — B.MorrinSummerhill, Holvwood — J.NivenSun nybra e , D unco^A'—ThomasBilton, Mrs Dalziel, J.M 'Robert, R. Learmont,Mrs CameronSun day well, Dunscore — K.BrownSunnyhill—W. D. MackenzieSannyhill Stables, AuldgirthJ. HeronSydney Place, Amisfield—A.Heth°ringtonSwyre. Dunscore— W. AndersonTallowquhairn , Kirkbean—Fand R. BarbourTarkerra, Kirkgunzeon—JohnThomsonTemplandhill, Kirkmahoe —W. RiddickTerraughtie Cottage — C.Scott, gardenerTerregles Manse—Rev. JamesSteA\'art

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 353Terregles Gardensson-J. Hutchi-Terregies Scliool—J. AlexanderTerregles Stud Farm — T.BlackTerregles Village—J. Robertson,foresterTerr eg] estown - Sir M. G.WallaceTerreglestown Cottages — R.Prentice, farm grieve ; Jas.M'Latchie, ploughman; W.Wright, ploughman ' R.Kirkpatrick,ploughmanJos. Richardson, ploughman;John Gibb, coachmanThe Castle, Crocketford —Sergt. -Major DunkeldThree Crofts, Lochfoot — J.BrownThreepneuk,M'RobertThrough gate,SmithThroughgate,Rankine,Irongray — A.Dunscore — DrDunscore — J.J. Henderson,Jas. Stitt, M. Irving, JohnBlack. Wm. GoldTinAAald Downs;—Jas. WvllieTinwald Manse — R( G,Scott-KerrTinwald House—A.Tinwald Parks—J.FultonBarbourWilsonTinwald Shaws'—J.Toll Bar Cottage, Kirkgunzeon—J. M'ConnelTorrorie, Kirkbean — CaptainW. CochraneTorrorie Cottages — Thos.Buchanan, T. AndersonTorthorwald Schoolhouse —John M'Dono-allTorthorwald Smithy — R.M'Geora-eTownfoot, Auldgirth—W. DalzielGlencaple—J. DobieTownfoot,Townfoot,RitsonTo^'-'di^'nd.MilliganPark gate — J.Auldgirth—Jame sTownhead, Duns-core—W. JardineTownhead, Tinwald — A.Brown, joiner ; W. Maxwell,R. Brown, schoolboardofficerTownhead, Parkgate — R.CurrieTownhead of Auchencairn,,Duncow—David BellTownhead (Low), KirkmahoeAV. BarbourTrabeattie, Collin — JamesM'Lean, ploughmanTregallon, Troqueer—D. CraigTrohoiighton—A. and J. CarruthersTrostan, Newabbey—J. HallTurnfine, Lochrutton -— W.AnderS'OnVUnder Craigs—Thomas CarruthersUnder^tbe-Brae—W. MoffatUnder Jennygill—D. HillUpper Clifton, South wick —Wm. BlackUpper Craigs—Thos. GrahamUpper Dargavel—P. CrawfordUpper Jennygill—Wm. Blackwood,gam ekeepe rUpper Linburn, DunscoreA. AndersonUpper Mains, Parkgate—A.WallaceUpper Portrack, AuldgirthR. WatsonWWallacehall, Dunscore — T.M'LellandWallacetown, Dunscore — J.Beattie,M. BellWallacetown, Dunscore — H,OsborneWall trees, Sbiithwick — M.Simpson

354 LIST OF FARMS, &c.Wardlaw Mains, CaerlaverockJ. Douglas and T. Littl-eWarrenhi]!, Collin—Mrs Hutchison,Mrs Scott, W.Templeton, crofter; D.Irving; surfaceman; JohnGassAVaterhead, Terregles — H.MillarIVnterside,J ohnstone"Waterside,M'GuffieTerregles — T.Iroiigray — MrsIVaterside , TroqueerandJ. JardineWellgreen — Mrs Brennan,shopkeeper ; Miss Anderson,shopkeep-er ; J. Beck,coachsmith ; R. Johnston,J. Maxwell^AVellington Cottage, Kirkgunzcon—II. Goodfellow"Wellington Lodge, Kirk gunzeon—John Graham, shootingtenantWelltreeburn, Amisfield — W.-J. W.Dickson , school board officerWest Glen', Newabbey — MrsAndrew Murphy"West Glenarm, CrocketfordW. KissockWesthill, Troqueer—J. Wightman,Mrs Boyd"VVestland'S—A. ArmstrongWest Mains, Collin — D.MTntos'h"West Mains Cottage, CollinJoseph Cowan, ploughmanWestpark. Beeswing — W.Kirkconnel"West Parkgate—J. M'NayWest Preston—James LindsavWest Roucan — W. and G.LindsayWhinnyhill,KennedyAVhinnvhill.M'Kie. J.Whitecroft,HastingsWhitedvkes,MaxwellLochfoot — Mi-sTroquee)- -M 'Don aidSouthwickMiss- J.Dunscore — T.Whitehall,MuirheadcoachmanAMiitehill, Parkgate—layA^ hitehill,Duncow — MrsThos. M'Neish,A..KirkmahoeT. WrightWhiteneuk, Ne^-abbej—J.Gour-andJ.WilsonWhiteside, Dunscore — J.GriersonWhiteside, Kirkgunzeon — J.and D. fierce i-Whiteside, Torthorwald — R.M'KieWhite- -pottes, Auldgirth — J.^ MarshallWhitestanes, Parko-ate — M.M'GuffieWhiteyai'd,DicksonWhiteyett,Lochfoot—JosephDunscore — M]'sIrvingWiUiamsheld, Auldgirth T.KirkWindvhill, Parkgate G.ScottWood, Parkgate—Wm. CookWoodcroft, Troqueer—W. Carruthei's^Voodend, Southwick — Jos.TempletonWoodfoot, Duncow—Mrs CraigWoodfoot, Dun.score — J.M'Murdo,^Mi's BlackWoodfoot, Troqueer—J. Hutchison.Mrs Muir, J. RoyWoodhead , Dunscore—RobertCoAvan, W. Bro^vnWoodhead of Dalskairth—A.DunlopWoodhead Smithy—W. Bro\A-nWoodhead, Troqueer—L. CarruthersWoodhouse. Dunscore — P.BartonWoodbinds, Bankend — D.CrosbieWoodlands, Torthorwald —Clement King, daijymanWoodside. Newabbev — J.HalHdav

LIST OF FARMS, &c. 355A\''oodside, Southwick — W. Woodside, Collin—D. Little,M 'Slierrie miller ; Edward Giierson,Woodside, Collin—R. Dickson,cycle agent,blacksmith ; Jacob Dickson Wreaths, Preston — Petercycle agent, etc.HannahWoodside, Collin—John Gricr-Yson, joinerWoodside, Collin— Miss Car- Yetnenk, Caerlaverock — W,michaelM'HolmTO MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN.Ifyou want your PRINTING well done—quickly do'ne— in good taste and atmoderate prices, send your ORDERSto theSTANDARD PRINTING DEPARTMENT,HIGH STREET, DUMFRIES." The Noted Shop for Picture Postcards."Immense Variety. ^4^ Exceptional Clioice.New Sets continually being added.Classical. Religious. Actresses. Comics. Views.Splendid Selection ofLocal Vie\x/ Picture Postcards.Stationery in Packets and Boxes.Stationery Sundries.Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Newspapers Stocked.AMES /MCQUEEN,STATIONER AND NEWSAGENT,43 Priars' Venrtel, Dumfries.

356 ADVERTISEMENTS.OVIDENT INSTHead Office—6 Andrew Square, EDINBURGH.Accumulated Funds exceed - £14,750^THE DISTINCTIVE SYSTEM of this Institution offers thesubstantial advantage of With-Profit Assurances at rates differinglittlefrom those usually charged for Non-Profit Policies.THE WHOLE SURPLUS is reserved for those who prove to begood lives, no share being given until the premiums paid, ifaccumulated at 4 per cent, compound interest, would amount tothe sum assured.THE SURPLUS for the Septennium ended 1908 was £1,800,000.became claims during theOver 70 per cent, of the Policies whichSeptennium received Bonuses which averaged close on 50 per cent,of the original assurances.PROVISION FOR THE YOUNG.A SAVINGS FUND POLICY.A Premium of £10 secures a substantial Assurance commencing at age 21with numerous options.ENDOWMENT ASSURAfMOElSPECIAL CLASS-WITH PROFITS.Bonuses allocated on the compound system, and additions at^ the rate of£>1 15s per cent, per annum were allotted at last division, intermediateBonuses being at same rate on sums assured and existing Bonusps.Glasg-ow Office—23 ST.AGENTS IN DUMFRIES—VINCENT PLACE.Messrs Stark, Thomson, & Fergusson, Solicitors, 75 Buccleuch StreelDumfries.Mr M. H. M'Kerrow, Solicitor, 43 Buccleuch Street, Dumfries.Messrs Walker & Sharpe, Solicitors, Maxwelltown.Mr Wm. Moodie, Solicitor,106 Irish Street, Dumfries.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 357The Fire on the(PATENTED AND REGISTERED).A Grate produced on Scientific Principles, and with vast improvementsover any other barless Grate.COMPLETE COMBUSTION AND ECONOMICAL,Simple and inexpensive to fix.Requires no interference or alterationto existing hearth.No parts to get out of order.The whole of the Grate being constructedabove the floor line, it isfree from the serious danger offiring floor beams.The fire burns on a solid fire-brick body,with a metal front, and is surroundedby a full radiating leanoverfire-brick back.No raised hearth. No sunk fire.The draught can be regulated by theashpan.Made in various sizes.The continuous and increasing sale of this Grate has proved its efficiency.Designs of these and other Grates on application to—ROBERT ARMSTRONG,Ironmonger, Church Crescent, Dumfries.London and Lancashire FireInsurance Company,Security - - - - - - £5,102,322FIRE.Personal Accident andAll Sickness.Lowest Premiums. Fullest Benefitsand Bonuses.BURGLARY.Workmen's Compensation.MOTOR CARS.Public Liability (Third Party Risks).LOSS OF PROFITS.Boilers, Engines, Electrical Machines, Fidelity Guarantee, Plate Glass.Dumfries District Office—10 BANK STREET.J. A. GILLMOR, Resident Inspector.

358 ADVERTISEMENTS.ADAIR & ROSS,WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS,AND SILVERSMITHS,THE PRESENTATIONHOUSE,We Invite Inspection.Large Display of Silver and Silverplate for Presentation.Also, a Large Stock of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS,and BAROMETERS, &c.Leading Feature - Quality and Price.BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ANDNEWS-AGENT,18 English Street, Dumfries*Hig-h-Olass Stationery, Fancy and Leather Goods.Local Views and Pictorial Post Cards.Good Selection of Latest S^d, 44d, 6d, 7d, and Is Novels.Ladies areinvited to call and inspect my selection ofFASHION JOURNALS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.359FIRELIFERoyalG()MPANYLimitedACCIDENTBURGLARYLOSS OF PROFITS BY FIRE.MARINE INSURANCES EFFECTED.MOTOR CAR RISKS COVERED.Total Funds - - £16,630,262LOCAL BOARD.The Most Noble The Marquis of Ailsa, Chairman.Sir Kenneth J. Mackenzie, of Gairloch, Bart,, Vice-chairman.Jt. Hon. Sir Charles Dalrymple, BartWm. Millie Dow, Esq.I. Sharpe Gordon, Esq.i'RANK Hunter, Esq.StEO.A. Mackenzie, Esq.Local ManagerHugh Mitchell, Esq.R. A. Robertson, Esq.Sir James A. Russell, LL.D.William Shepherd, Esq.William Thomson, Esq., M.AW. J. Scott.LL.B.FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLYROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED,13 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.DUMFRIES OFFICE — 53 Buccleuch StreetCHARLES A. YULE, Resident Inspector,

360 ADVERTISEMENTS.Suits, Waterproofs,OilCoats,Underclothing,Watches,Jewellery,&c., &c.The GreatClothiers, Drapers,Outfitters,and Jewellers,! &?4 Friars' VenneiDUMFRIES.!

ADVERTISEMENTS.M. J.M^GEORGE, .1a.2y 4> ^> ^ Castle Stzeety Dumfries,Ladies' and Children's OutfittingoINFANTS'LAYETTES.GENT.'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'SDumfries Made Hosier-^.Made toSpecial Instructions.AGENT FOR JAEGER'S SPECIALITIES.FANCY GOODS. = = KNITTING YARNS.BOOTS AMO SHOESEVENING SHOES. TENNIS AND GOLF SHOES.GENT.'S, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'SSPECIALS MADE TO MEASURE.AGENT FOR LOTUS BOOTS AND SHOES.Repairs Executed on the Premises by Experienced Workmenat Moderate Charges*

ADVERTISEMENTS.Telephone, No. 89.D^ttvjnes.p. DRUMMOND & SON,PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS,SANITARY and HEATING ENGINEERS,28 High Street, Dumfries,,AND ATLockerbie, Castle-Douglas, Kirkcudbright,and Moffat.Telephone Numbers—Dumfries, 28 ; Lockerbie, 3y ; Castle-Douglas, 7.

ALEX.ADVERTISEMENTS.'3aHUTCHISON,Boot, Shoe, and ClogWarehouse, - - -^ ^ 45 NITH PLACE/Has always in Stock a Large and Varied Selection ofLadies', Gent.'s, and Children'sBoots,A.TShoes, and Slippers,k:e£:nest prices.DCD/t /OQ 4* Neatly and Promptly Executed atI\n:,l^/\lM\C:> T moderate Prices.BUTCHER,9ith Place, Dumfries.N,B.— Low Prices no criterion inValue.The Best is always the Cheapest, and can be had atthe above address.

4aadvertisements.JOHN GIBSON,Telephone No., 141.BUTCHER.Qalloway Street, Maxwelltown.S. CAIRNS & SON,Established 1869.Sole Partner,THOS. CAIRNS.Painters and Decorators.Only Address :19 and 20 Galloway Street,Estimates Given for all kinds of Decorative Work.House Address :2 OLIVE BANK,

ADVERTISEMENTS.5aR. Armstrong & Son,Tea, Wine, and Spirit Merctiants,15 English Street,-HjcDUMfKIES.Agent for Ragget's Nourishing Stout and GoldenHop Pale Ale.GEOKGE WCOURXrE,1^ »»Family Grocer,Wine and Provision Merchant,IGlasgow Street,Agent for W. & A. GILBEY'S Wines and Spirits.BURTON BEERS and DUBLIN STOUT always in GoodCondition.

6aadvertisements.Establishment,MAXWELLTOWN,DUMFRIES.Posting:Cabst Hearses, Mourning Coaches, Rubber TyredLandaus and Cars,Special attention paid to Horses at Livery.Excursion and Wedding Parties a speciality.T2?pwa??Jo"i4*3.THOMAS REfD, Proprietor."^ainior and ^Gooraior^56 "^uccleucK ^iroQiyDumfries.

1ADYERTISEMENTS.7aJohnstone & Clark,Queensberry Iron Works,= = = DUMFRIES.Smiths, Heating andGeneral Engineers.Manufacturers of Iron Gates, Railings, Hurdles, Fencing, Roofs,Bridges, and Girders.A Large Stock of Steel Joists, Mechanical and Electric Bells.,Open and CloseFire Ranges.Contractors for all kinds of Builders' Iron Work.Lawn Mowers Sharpened by Improved Steam Machinery.George Humphrey^Wholesale and RetailGlass and China Merchant,153 High Street, Dumfries.The Largest Selection of High-Class China, Glass, and Earthenware inthe South ofScotland.Estimates given for Hotels and Parties Furnishing.153 High Street, DUMFRIES

8apostal information.WILLIAM YARE,Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, Removal Contractor, ,Venetian Blind Maker, and Antique Furniture Restorer.CABINKTMAKING.—Furniture of ever}- description made to order inany design.UPHOLSTBRY.—Customers can rely on being supplied with everythingin good taste.RKMOVAIvS.—To all parts of the United Kingdom and abroad. Goodspacked and shipped to an}^ part of the world.VENETIAN BLINDS and Spring Sun Blinds, wholesale and retail.ANTIQUE FURNITURE carefully restored.Jobbing and Fitting of all kinds. Furniture Repaired and Re-stuffed.Bedding Cleaned and Re-made. Funerals Conducted.Works, - - - 16 Queen Street, Dumfries.^-Miss A. Weir, . .Milliner,. . 18 Nith Place,Has always in Stock a Large Selection ofLadies' and Cliildren'sMillinery||IN THE LATEST STYLES.

ADVERTISEMENTS.9aJohnSimpson,FLKSHHE.,Telephone Tly.52 Bank Street,. . , Dumfries.MATTHK^^ KDGAR,Monumental Sculptor,12 E-ae Street, Dtmifries.Headstones m Stock from £2 10s upwards.Letters Cut on Granite, Marble, and Freestone in Town orCountry at Moderate Charges.Designs Sent Free on Application.

10aadvertisements.James Hiddleston & Son,JIOXJSEj^lG-EISTTS,23 Nith Place, Dumfries.%OBERT HASTINGS,BUTCHER,4 and 5 Glasgow Street, MAXWELLTOWN.House— 5i Glasgow Street.PLASTERER,138 Loreburn Street^ Dumfries*o^M}0^^.House—4 Leafleld Gardens.ROBERT BEATTIE,COOPER,128 Irish Street, DUMFRIES.Water Barrels^ all sizes^ always in Stock.|

ADVERTISEMENTS.UaStiilOffering.Reward S50 RewardSTARTLING VALUE INBeef, Mutton, Veal & LambOur Prices can hardly be believed.Try Our Home=Cured Bacon and Hams.Scotch Haggis,Potted Meat.Black and White Puddings a speciality.GAME INContracts taken forSEASON.Rabbits and Game.Any Quantity of Live Hares and Rabbits Wanted.See Our Windows fo7^ Prices and Quality.J. MILLER,Flesher and Game Dealer,ESTABLISHED 1876TELEPHONE No, 53.5 fldJ J %\^ DHVld StrCCt*

124. ADVERTISEMENTS.ALLISON & HUNTER,Coal* Lime* andMineral Merchants,Depot—G* & S*-W. Railway Station.Orders left at BaJgownie, Annan Road.„ ,, 2 Victoria Terrace.,, ,, Miss Johnstone's, 195 High Street.,5 „ Mr Gordon, Tobacconist, High Street.Promptly attended to.Telephone 197.PHOTOGRAPHER,41 English Street Dumfries.Enlargements Finished in Oil, Water Colour, or Monochrome.Large Groups and Out-door Photography a Speciality.

ADV'ERTISEMENTS.13aJohn G. Kirk & Son,Slaters and Chimney Sweepers,26 King Street, Dumfries.Orders Left at the House or by Post punctually attended to*YARD-81LOREBURN STREET.Jobbing Work receives personal attention.JOHN H. NICHOLSON,Dispensing Chemist,GLASGOW STREET, MAXWELLTOWN.Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes prepared with the utmost^,accuracy.House—AiBLiE, Terre^les Street. Telephone No. 37JAMES CARRUTHERS,Warehouseman,ItalianWine and Spirit Merchant,90 HIGH STREET, DUMFRIES.Telephone 122.

il14a,ADVERTISEMENTS.WILLIAM DUNBAR,BAKER AND CONFECTIONER,169 High Street & 4 Academy Street, Dumfries.Dunbar's Bread isFamed for Quality,In Plain, Fancy, Malt, Turog, and V'eda.Afternoon Tea Cakes in GreatVariety— Fresh Daily.Specialities—Scotch Shortbread, Currant Loaves; &:c.,&c.Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes Tastefully Ornamented.148 HIGH STREET(Opposite Assembly Street), |FRUITERER AND FLORIST.Wreath Making a Speciality.Prices to suit all.A Large Assortment of Artificial Wreaths at very reason^able prices*aLL KINDS ©F FRUITS IN SEHSQN.

ADYERTISEMENTS.J. P. MILLIGAN,Goldsmith and Watchmaker,158 High Street, Dumfries,Invites Inspection of his Magnificent Stock ofSOLID SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATE.15aLadies' and Gent's High'Class Gold and Silver Watches.Clocks, Bronzes, and Barometers.Lovely Designs in Pendants, Necklaces, Brooches, Rings, Bangles, &c.Repairs of Every Description Carefully Executed.and Re=Quilding Done.Special Terms to Presentation Committees.Re=PlatingHASTIE & BRODIE,Tailors, Clothiers, and Costumiers,"TTTE OLD HOTJSEl,"Foot of High Street, DUMFRIES.High-Class TAILORING, LADIES' JACKETS & COSTUMES, MILITARY UNIFORMS,LIVERIES, CLERICAL OUTFITS, RIDING and CYCLING BREECHES. A SplendidSelection of BREECHES CLOTHS always on hand.Fit and Styte Guaranteed.Agent for Messrs JOHN PECK & Co., Ltd., LIVERPOOL,Fleshers' and Provision Dealers' Outfitters, andSTUDD and MILLINQTON'S TOGA COATS.OUR SPECIALITY — BREECHES.TELEPHONE 181.

16aadvertisements.Britishand ForeignFruit IVIeroinantf . -7 CHURCH PLACE, DUMFRIES.W. B. has always on hand the choicest selection of all kinds of Fruits (nothingbetter outside of London). Pines, Hothouse Melons, Home and ForeignGrapes, Pears, &c., &c. Also, Choice Cut Flowers. Being a lai'gegrower (Nurseries extend to 17 Acres), he has always a good selection,and fresh cut daily.Floral Work a Speciality.Wreaths, Crosses, Shower Bouquets, Sprays, &c., tastefully made up on shortestnotice, and at reasonable prices.Gardens attended to by efficient men at Moderate Charges,Nurseries atJessiefield, Maxwelltown, and Galabreke, Thornhill.Telephone No., 83.West End Fish, Game, and Poulfry Depot.DOUGLAS M.WALKER,8 Galloway Street,Maxwelltown, Dumfries.Fish of all kinds in their Season.Fresh Supplies Daily.Only the Choicest Fish Supplied.Charges strictly moderate.Orders Called for.A Post Card will bring^us.

ADVERTISEMENTS.WILLIAM HOPE,17aTailor and Clothier,5 1 Bank Street, DumfriesHIGH-CLASS TAILORING.BEST WORKMANSHIP.PERFECT FIT.Livefics and Breeches.Ladies' Costumes and Jackets a Speciality.Large Stock oiGoods to choose from.Slater, Slate Merchant,And Chimney = Sweeper,118 Queensberry Street, DUMFRIES,Executes all kmds of Slating, Cement Plastering, Rough Casting, Pointings,Cement and Lime Washing.Repairs to Roofs, Ridges, Rhones, Drop Pipes, Chimney Heads, andChimney Cans punctually attended to by experienced workmenunder my personal supervision.Smoky Vents Cured, and Chimneys Carefully Swept.ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE.A TRIAL SOLICITED.

18aadvertisements.H. C. A. RAMSDORF,Watch and Chronometer Maker,Jeweller and Optician,125 HIGH STREET,^^ DUMFRIES,Gem Rings from 15s to £50. Watches, Clocks, &c.Repairs specially attended to.Queensberry RestaurantQUEENSBERRY SQUARE, DUMFRIES.Breakfasts, Dinners, and Teas on Shortest Notice.Comfortable Quarters. Charges Moderate.Well-Aired Booras.Convenient Distance from Station and Cattle Market.

JADVERTISEMENTS.19aLIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.Established 1825. Incorporated 1910.Results of the Quinquenniuni ending- 15th November, 1910.Cash Surplus available for Policy-holders - £772,800Reversionary Bonuses ----- 1,171,584Rate of Bonus on Equal Scheme Policies—£1 10sper cent, per Annum.FUNDS, £12,750,000. REVENUE, £1,525,000.Edinburgh (Head Office)...3 George Street.Glasgow102 Hope Street.Agents in Dumfries— OH'N HENDERSON & SONS, Solicitors.MILLIGAN & STOBA, Solicitors.CRAIG & GEDDES, Solicitors.Pawnbroker and Jeweller,26 QUEENSBERRY STREET, DUMFRIES,MONEY LENTTo any amount on GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, PLATE,JEWELLERY, DIAMONDS, and all kinds ofMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.Loans above £10 at Reduced Rate of Interest.

20aadvertisements.TOP OF THE VENNEL, No. 114 \(Facing CASTLE STREET).Crosbie's Cash Fruit Warehouse]ALWAYS ON HANDFresh Stocks of Fruit, Confectionery, andVegetables.Also,Cut Flowers.Wreaths, Natural and Artificial, to Order atKeenest Frices,'RuOCChurch CrescentFinest Quality. -i- -I- Moderate Charges.Telephone, 162.

ADVERTISEMENTS.21aEstablislied ISll . Teleplione,lyo.EDWARD EWEN, F.8.M.G.,Watchmaker, Jeweller, Siiversmitb, andB.Oi..Certificated Optician, = = = =143 High Street, Dumfries(Under Greenwich Time Ball).High-class JEWELLERY, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, SOLIDSILVER and ELECTO-PLATED GOODS, BAROMETERS, OPERA andFIELD GLASSES. MOTOR GOGGLES, SOUVENIR SPOONS, SCOTCHJEWELLERY, TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.Specially Fine Selection of High-Class ENGAGEMENT RINGS,with Diamond and other precious stones.Private Sight-Testing Room.Wool, Seed, Manure, and Cake Merchant,Office - 35 WHITESANDS.cif-n.^^c 5 Brewery Street and G. & S.-W.Mores I Railway Station, Dumfries. . .Telephone—186.

22aadvertisements.THE FLOORCLOTH KINGS .Messrs A. & W. M'MURDO,House Furnishers andAntique Dealers^34 High Street, Dumfries.We have in Stock a Large Selection of NEW, SECOND-HANDFURNITURE, and Antique Goods.IRON BEDS and BEDDING from various Prices.Upholstering a Speciality.Easy Payments taken for Furniture.Inspection Invited.PETEiJoiner,Contractor, andUndertaker, .52 Biab street $ 9 CoreDurn Street(English Street End),DUMFRiES.Undertaking in all its Branches carried out at Moderate Prices.All Kinds of.Funeral Requisites kept.

ADVERTISEMENTS.LOW & JOHNSTONE,Dispensing Chemists,^ OUMFRIES.THE DISPENSING DEPARTMENT.PHYSICIANS' and SURGEONS' PRESCRIPTIONS receive ourimmediate attention, and are dispensed with care and accuracy.Drugs, Chemicals, and Pharmaceutical Preparations of Guaranteed Purity.23aOrders received iper post are despatched by return.LEATH AND ROSS'S HOM(EPATHIC MEDICINES.FRENCH PERFUMES. NURSER5f AND TOILET REQUISITES.PURE AERATED WATERS in Syphons and Bottles.High-Class TaiioringAT STRICTLY MODERATE PRICES.H. Martin & SonsLadies' and Gentlemen'sTailors and ©lothiers.32 Church Crescent, Dumfries.A Large and Up-to-Date Range of Materials suitable for Ladiesand Gentlemen's Wear always on hand.Fit and Rtyle Gruaranteecl.

24a. ADVERTISEMENTS.HonestHonestValue.New Machines - - - - from £5 5sSecond-Hand Machines, with New Tyres - from £3Full Range of Raleigh's inStock,from £6 I7s 6d to £15 15sEvery Machine Pitted with First-Grade Tyres.Monthly Payments,from 10s per Month.REPAIRS.Any Class of Repair Executed. Machines Overhauled, Reenamelled,and Plated at Lowest Possible Prices. Every littleAccessory kept in Stock.SUPERIOR MACHINES FOR HIRE.Kirkpatrlcrs Cpcle Works,Waterloo Tlace,Dumfries,

ADVERTISEMENTS.26aLate STEWART, 51 Queen Street.The place for a GOOD Photograph at the RIGHT PriceSI OUEEISr STREET.(Next Door to Tlieatre).Pfeotographic and Colour Work of Every Description.Coachbuiider,SPRINGBANK GOAGHWORKS,'3WHITESANOS.Every Description of Carriage Built to Order. Drawing and Estimates given.Waggonettes, Pbaetons, Four-Wheeled Polo Carts, 'Chapel Carts, Luggage Carts, Gigs,Battersden Cars, Governess Cars, and Pony Gigs always in stock.Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed.Charges Moderate.Show=Room: NITH PLACE. House: ASHBANK, RYEDALE.ALEXANDER EOOARSUPPLIED THE UNDERNOTED GOODS, Viz. :—Best House Coal, Building and Agricultural Lime and Ground Lime, Hamblet'sVitrified TiJes, New Bank Building Bricks, Cattle Troughs, HorseMangers, g,nd all kinds of Sewage Pipes, &c. , &c.Agent for Morrinton and Dalbeattie Goxtvel. Telephone, 192.Office- G. & S.-W. Railway Station.House— Leafield House.General Furniture Dealer and Upholsterer,^ • •24 ST. DAVID STREET & 18 & 20 6REYFB1ARS' STREET.All kinds of ISTew, Second-hand, and Antique Furniture at Lowest PossiblePrices. Iron Bedsteads and Bedding of all descriptions. First-classSelections of Bronze and other Ornaments.Inspection Invited.

26aadvertisements.Ladies' and Children'sOutfitter,Berlin "Wool and Fancy Work,66 HIGH STREET.HoDSK— 32 Buccleuch Street (MissKininmonth).Agent for Puller's Dye Works, Perth.Mrs E. RODDAN'S TEA ROOMS,131 QEEENSBERRY STREET (ZolSiMY^^sTEETi),In the Immediate Vicinity of tbe Academy.CLEAN, QUIET, AND COMFORTABLE.TEA, COFFEE, and COCOA on the Shortest Notice.Boiled Ham, Home Bacon. Fresh Country Butter and Eggs Twice a Week.CHARGES MODERATE.Potted Beef (a speciality),Plumber and Gasfitter,24 CHURDH GRESOE^T and 13 ST. ANDHEW STREET.Estimates given for every description of Plumbing and Sanitary Work, and all Jobbingpunctually attended to by Experienced Workmen.THOMASSLATER, &c.,\YKKMS,"WOJ." Glasgow Street, l\/IAXWELLTOWN.mfljEstimates Given. Chimneys Swept. Post Letters punctually attended to.

ADVERTISEMENTS.27aGardeners and Nurserymen.PBED-SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, ROSES, GREENHOUSE andDING PLANTS. We hold a very Fine Selection of aboveat Moderate Prices.PLANT and FLOWER SEEDS a Speciality.Sale of Plants, Flowers, and Vegetables every Wednesday andSaturday throughout the day during Season at STAND, MlD-STEEPLE.INSPECTION INVITED.Samples and Prices on Application.House * - » NlTHBaNK.Nurseries—MOUNTAINHALL and PICKET CROSS, BankendRoad ; LAUREL HILL (Opposite Dumfries Cemetery).KOBEKT C.KELLY,Fish,Garnet and Grain Dealer,29 ENGLISH STREET.Grain Store—6 Queen Street (nearly opposite),Where all the best of Feeding Stuffs canbe supplied at Lowest Possible Prices.Agent for Capern's, Spratt's, Hydes', and Taylor's famed CAGE BIRDSEEDS.Also Spratt's, Old Calabar, and Victoria Dog Biscuits andPoultry Food.Telephone 131.A Trial Solicited.

28aadvertisements.TV 7F^38 WHITESANDS,•:•\J l^%PAm•> > DUMFRIES.THE PRir^eiPHL MARKET HOUSE.Ordinary Dinners every Wednesday from 12 to 4.Wines, Spirits, and Beer are of Al Quality.Sole Prop7ietor of the famous Criffel Dew Ble?id of ScotchGood Accommodation for Cyclists and other Tourists,Charges Strictly Moderate.Whisky.R. F. RITCHIE, Proprietor.Tobacconist and Confectioner,MIDSTEEPLE BUILDINGS. DUMFRIES.Post Cards, High-Class Aerated Waters. •Finest Chocolates and Confections from the best makers only.DAVIDSON, #^Photographer,59 English Street, Dumfries.Enlargements, Miniatures, Portraits, Outdoor Work.

ADVERTISEMENTS.29ae. iK'Kie's Oinlnfl Rooms,36 Friars^ Vennei (%{"')Breakfasts, Dinners, Teas, &c., on Shortest Notice.Convenient Distance from 'Bus Stances and Cattle Market.AERATED WATERS.Charges Moderate.Teleplioiie,Q04-.WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL FISHMONGER,49 Bank Street, Dumfries.Fresh Supplies of allkinds of Fish Daily in Season.Orders punctually attended to, and promptly delivered in any partALWAYS BEST.of the town and district.CHEAPEST.

ADVERTISEMENTS.Established 1871. Telephone No. 202.W. Hainins: & Sons,Painters and Decorators,87=89 Friars' Vennel, Dumfries,One of the Oldest Firms of Painters and Decoratorsin the South of Scotland*Our reputation for First-Class Work, combined with Moderate Charges,has been the success of our ever-increasing Business.We Undertake all Classes of Decorations.We specially invite our Clients to visit our Showrooms, which is nowtinder the Management of Mr Thomas Scott, who was for over 18 yearswith Messrs J. J. Glover & Son, Dumfries, where every attention to theirrequirements will be given.OUR SELECTION OPIs one of the Largest outside of London.Estimates and Designs prepared and submitted forof Work.allCIasses

JOi.cIs now Showing ah •..,i#epartments.Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Vests,Neckwear, Silk and Felt Hats*EVERYTHING FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR AT12 Castle Street, Dumfries(Top ofBuccLEUCH Street).Arch. Kirkpatrick & Son,Coal, Lime, and Tile Merchants,Maxwelltown and Newtonairds Stations,Supply the Best Bute Jewel Coal, TrebleNuts, Briquettes, and Single Nuts. SoleAgent for Kelhead Shell and Ground Lime,also Shaw's Drain Tiles.Special Quotations on Application.House—5 Terregles Street, Maxwelltown. Telephone No., 4x.

^jmtst,ApowA Well-Selected Assortment of Pharmaceutical Specialities and ElegantToilet Requisites.Patent Medicines and Proprietary Articles,Perfumes^ Soaps^ Sponges^ &c,^ &c.All Drugs and. Chemicals guaranteed Pure and of the Finest Quality,Special attention is directed to the Dispensing Department, which forms animportant part of my business, the most absolute accuracy being observed in thepreparation of Physicians' Prescriptions, Formulas, &c., of which a register iskept, enabling Patients to renew any Medicines at a future date by reference tothe books. Duly Qualified Assistants only are employed in this Department,thus ensuring the strictest reliability of all Mixtures, &c., supplied.Telegrams: " Johnstone, Chemist, Dumfries.' Telephone. 17y.