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C OURSE LOCUTION.
This conrs. has reference to roe . > Langnag-, !cs Theory :>.i
Practice; V'. ice: Articulation; R -. ; Lh c Sadon Oi I
GRADUATION.
Two terms, Junior and Senior, constif.i : the -kort, <■. cour-e in which it will be pes.-
fur students : . i < ['h« ecu] ,< ■- ■. ■■ . nirs i • ich
JUNIOR COL
I his term is devoted •■ Drill. >t carefu ideal atten
to con- :t and distinct - ■ . '- ■ ■
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At the close of the year's < • i for a G I Medal, to L<
awarded by a ] : i | ■ - t member of the cla s
: by th ;in most worthy oi tl F~ir>t II
DIPLOMAS AN! . ES
Are conferred upon 'ted the prescribed coins entitling them to
•he same.
ELOCUTION.
The fail term of j or ( ui>i vil in. Sep - ■■■ ['he wiute I unior Course
;in January 7th. Comi May (2. l '••" :
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AUXILIARY COURSES
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[MERC URSE.
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SPECIAL COURSE.
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INDEX TO ADVER
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Armitage & Herdman
G & 13 R Nav Co among Railroads
and page
Porter EH ...
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"Winans W B . . .
CALHOON".
Noe Bros
CATLETTSBURO.
Bartratn James
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Han' ...-: J V
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CHICAGO it.!..
Atkinton -1 W i p I - and opp p 802
B) tir VV E . .- &:i3
Boelie L . top lines
Bosiey E T 60S, 713
Brunswick & Bnlke r'PP 3 ■'■ ■'■
German N'-ewa and Book Co ... ' •
Hahnemann Medical College . cop p 803
Sears AT '...'.. 649
White W B ..pp p 70S
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(.;-:.;-' Printii * Ink C
77 R Iv H J ..... .
Rkhtur FT . .
7<J Rvlins J &Sm . . . .
7-' So! 3 Chaa . . .
Siebt rn &: ( 'o
Smith T S
Slue ■ Mf'g Co . .
Stltt-s d G
101 Vanden Lewi;
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INDJ '. ) \ DY1 RTIS1 - i
COy rNGTON.
!.. «;.!:.. r o. >tiitT - 123
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Fa hildOl* 120
Honiintiraj Gin Co 125
Indupli ial Iron W irks 127
KCRK among R
Martin 3 hon:a« 121
GRAYSON.
ilagann M . . . .
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CRAB ORCHARD.
Tatem Wm
CT-VTHl LN '
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Ashbroi Bi -
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Keller J M . .
G E E K U P.
Ren. LI?
Trussell F B
HARRODSB I 0
Bro ; m M D
Colerna i iS 1 tire keld
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207
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DANVILLE.
Da livi ' Tribune
Stud iill John ....
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141 I »>U1 T:tt
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209
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Armstr ms; Furniture ' . . opp p 601
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Lib! A & T • [>p P 70-.I
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O'.Su! ii van John . . .
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Buhr Geo . . .
brv len J B . .
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W (■ t; H -i- rome
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176 ' III .boll L F
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1 73 >I iiler W 6 .
LANCASTER.
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Ay.-rs & O'Neil
: t'.n & L'ipton
■mpr> Bank
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LANCASTER, PEN N .
. . 181 j M; i-tin Henry
LAWRENCEIi! rg,
. . 165 Bu Kiev C:a :de ...
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i" ' LEBANON.
Borrv Snra B
187 Bryan T L .
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241
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GLASGOW
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GRAND RAPIDS, Ml ! \. • • - ,1 L .
li II i I R R asn - ■.: Railro i ;- Bub ■■ John .
249
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247
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C vr \\ .-!.-ri . . . .
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C> I Cowl a d Iron Co
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CimiotM Tfc • > & Co ....
CI1 ne C C & Co
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[) • im • ■ . . ■ ie front Co vr-r ! unis & l.-ici^ . . .
I) i" R G & Co •• .7 '■ I-' ■ : i iger .
D R . ?,77 !.«.•:':. - ' Ra
E;'.-i fif rn K . . . . . . orip p 77-. ' I ' '-
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I ii , Gomni i iiv . " : !50
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■ - 311 I SuiJi'ord H'.!Lri! • 357
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Uh ilfz LL ■;• 1 S ;b\ '•!-■ •
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.' [y G '& Co '. . ■■'! ■' .: ' r i ■':•■• ird : ■ •
! ,r:it F o] ' G-"i Lake Toe Co . . . "27
■i .-: Buvlv . . top lines an ! 714, 7 It: I T A : 0
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Nari'.-ial Mut-i il Benoiit Ass . . ' ' ■ " ' \" , p ; '
":,■-. : - it! [jo •' - Hi Jan-os Co . . . . ;"7
N..r rn Lake [.■,.■ C . '. . ua ' "v'
i i iv .- Mrs C J . :'"'• r . K nii / ~~- 707
• )rt A ! »!ph ■::.' i ' tine 309
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Pavi •• Gen • "'' " - ' '
L-Vter v Buvzhnro 3t;5 ' Vail II F . . opp inside fn>r.t i yi-i
Pictet Art-;.'. I lee *'■• ! u k o- . ■ " I ar.d o] p p i : '•
oop pane 274-" V in i>< .■:• rti EI G 19
Pohl ivl '. . ~ . 370 V, ,-,:;.! k Co 377
: T 355 Wats n W J & Co 273
P i P L u Co . ... inside eo i -..-•-. i .■ ■ i i Tn-.do Journal .
Pri C B 375 SVhalien .1 P 29"
!'/;:ZV 357 U'i [er.JB&Co -pp p 040
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K'-e.l J V \ Son opp p 271 \V. Le: ')• :\ i ' ' '
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MAYKIEI
Beaum >r.t !' :•' & M F .
Briw B F
Cropland S H ....
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Park D G "
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RUSSK] LVILLE.
LOUIS, MO.
I Barclay & E\ m Co 50c
MAYSVILLE.
Hunt Win 400 i B1
! Bre. ht Gus
! CCCiIRE
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MT. STERLING.
Chiles, Bean ,v, Co ....
Havens W T
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St L'ht-o
Tan Antwi rn \V
\' hitney Goo A . . . -
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Br : E ^eotf 511
N'Sff ALBA.VY, IN D.
DePauw C lleg 2d from p 50
Barb rJohn . . . 413 . fi ,
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Newp i-i Pi ntinsr &■ Newspaper Co
Voss Frank
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Wiedemann Geo
OWE.VSBORO.
Graves T> \V & Bro 457 ]■ ,M.;,r R 7
Monarch & Co opp p B3S .i/"'!,': Ant n L
M ndciv & Brans ford 4o
Smith Or 45
(iv, >;::] ON.
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Wilison Rilev
Greene ,1 W
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Bru< ■• .) E .
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Ashbrook T J & Son 4fi 7 !; ' '-"'- rh'mia
Paducah Fu •■ iture Mnfg C ... 465 j
V, , :, <,. r-.. i Co ... . . 407
Severn'; iter & Reed
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PARIS.
Davie W & C ■-
Turnev Henry
TOI.1 do 0.
llrsuline Conv« nt of Sa 'red Heart
opp 1 1560
Opp p 470 VASCEBUKG.
St le A F ;•!■
prestosville.
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p 571
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PRINCETON*.
Herndon H C.
Cox P A& Ci
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Railroads
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Fivsi Premiums awarded by the Kentucky Mechanics' Institute (vr tour years
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KENTUCKY.
This State, ranking the eighth i i wealth, population and ■ • i • in the Ui 01
dates its first settlement bael< to aboul ITtJO, at which tin e < tori a portioi
State of T The •■■••- ■ t Si i F
1791, and ti .-■ . •.•ion ! • ,; June 1, 17'*: : i
and 39 06' north, and ,■.".■.■ ■ .■■ •• i V^ :■-'■■_:■
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Kentu ■'. has increased • ■ . : ■ ■ : ; a " u ..■''•■.■■• - r cent
■.'.■•• Sti-.t. :-:-.'. sloping f in tii Cm erlai
tain? on i '• • t nth- ■.- • the M '-• .- dp ■ i ' ' in river? en 1
It lies within th >. M: -: i] pi I '.isi;i. a: I v. it'iin the -.■•'■
'I" e a very ( ■ . m : : LOOO fe< t sibi re the sea. ri he riurn
pel • ;." , _;■■ . . ; • • . \virn thei n sh .>> so •••.
amnle drainage to t lands, with few excepti us. It ha a rivtr
81:1 miles; by the 0 : : ■ r Big < ' dy, on the norUi-i t, 120 i ■ - : ' -
Ohio, on the north, 643 n i '.••-. ai : .' f e M pi, on the west. < iv
The prin", pal rivers have their s< tree in the I' m be Hand h rains, and
to ai; pa: t, of t i State riv. r cm imuni .« with tne 0 I entire Missis-
river system. >•" • Static ha? * oti navigable rh •■• • il to K«'i
Thl- insures cheap trans] in th future for the abundant fores- - ai .
larre de] its i i run ores contiguous to the streams. As a whole,
face of Kentucky includes irsriT ar ery fertile, and a less area of barren soi!
anv other equal ami ii a v- '*i - - .• ■ ■; in mineral wealth. The pnaii - I ■ ■ . .<•■•: -
in, udes the wl : - f trie ci n ' be ", •' - - ■ ■ i ■ •■■•.' ti =li ar-cai ■ ; ■•:: .
ss !k at. oat , :■•■ e. barley I "ghu are gi le area. Al:
tl - in fr ii ■ ii p :-"■" »i i ■ ' '- C tt« i is m -■;;-:. | in
R f..f :.rn re-rion. T ' • ■ ■ ■ - n ■ r ■ ■ •< ivi u i ated here th.-tn in any other Sti ii
the {'.: ion. Th • best natur _- •■ •--'■•. ds ' tl • coni m nt an found r i ;
hoi I - . ' perhap.i ihn nio-t I'aiiioiij. of i exports. [1 • . ■ . -
...... .. i •■ ,., '. iu part (o the ire ;ivon thereto, j nd - in the rn&i i,
result of th>- {H-.uiiarh uvurabl ts of a [ubiruuh.n of circumstances,
Le. i - :n . ( '.■•.•:-.■.■;■'■•: ■ ■' : '
h, p -, ns in all ■■ ■ ■ - .-; it is. however, mu h \< — so ;': Kentu 1 y r::-i"
States farther north. T averae tempe it 'jo° Fahr. rare to
the thermometer below zero, and ii .•••!■ remains twenty-four hour- I ■-■ « tl t p*,ini.
XiW ri'CK'. STA'l K GAZJ s W.ER.
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inches at the i tern extreinu; This h \ ■■ . H . I . r i . .....■:,.
the year.
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i ' .-.•' i, iil -,vay '!■■:- e. n ie .' i ; ■• - region, the finest asrri - ■ •-
civ»!; the State. P . d K! • ■ .1 . .. I j •■■ 1 - ' -tern I\en-
t , ky ■:-.■;. h a ; ■. ' us t ■.''•' a>y ac -- t •< la* _• re ion of 1 ' ■ tiorj The
(.-•■:: '\ I'1 y tv, ■ ' ■ ■ he co'.nv.ie* «if Greenup and < ut, and., ij
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Kentucky. Th N'e > "". si I St. L.'tiis, ar. i ' "! s: oh is. Pad ueah ami Northern, iu
t! ■ • : «■(•! . .' : . i - «t in i rmi 2 ' ir .... h lines from that seciio: t > -r Louis
and :, ■ in -.
I ; ■■ ■ ■ r.-ii !j roes of Ke tucky an very extensive It is the onlv State having
.vithin •' • ■ • . . ;■ . • • 0 ' . '....'•' < . id; Thi area of coal is over 12,700
■■ . '<••••-. .-\ ■:.. ":.>• area of the Pennsylvania 1 [-fields, < r t 1 • : re coal area of
G : ! •■ • 1 i. . . -■ ir.d. [n the em portion, of th« State, 'sp aliy, iron ab nds
ar,d has as yet hardly reached a iVh ti not : ■ ■ ties of production. The greater
part of the ore territory of the S ■ i is yet untouched by the pici if tin ei
\ nit o0 per ••.' f the I ; i ; ": . . 1 ive ! '•<" Ling in a great
variety of vahiab -'• ■-. ai ng which are oak, maple, ash, ye ov p plar black wal-
' '■ hickory, lynn, beech, -tnut and red cedar ] lancialoi " if Kentucky ia
tn«»n f-xctdlent. The .-. it is practically free from :bt, iwing ut $180,000, and 1
"R deposit in t be bank h'i! bonds an amount noi I in ei . :. to pay oil' the
' >ut induli: -nc ■ in xc< ssive claims, we may reasonabl) <-\; e :t fi : Kentui k y iti
the ! •.-;.. r, ,m.' u .'..'■ ■ rowth proportionati h.'T natural ad 1 " - Another
c<?!.fipy will, doabtless, see the Uhi > . '. ■ .; ■ ■ »f t ■■ . ir I u ! that require
cheap power and cheap food for their making, bringing a pop llation equai to t ■■ : of the
i ■- ureas of the great European States.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
1881-82
In the following section of the work the post-offices of Kentucky are arranged in alphabetical
onicr, anu a description is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of
all persons doing business therein.
AARON'S KIX. A discontinued
p ist-i trice in Montgomery county.
ABBETT. -V cm mtry post-office in
Trimble county. 8 miles east oi B u-
ford, the eouuty-s< it, and the same dist: i >■
ou - of Carrollton, tl e near -i shi] pin :
point on the Ohiu river. > ige to Carr- 11-
ton. M. M. Dunn, postmaster asd gen-
eral store.
ADA. Calloway county. 3 miles fi
Tennessee state line, and 5 miles south
of Murray, the county-seat. Paris, Ten-
nessee, i- the nearest bank locatii n,
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Stages to Marrav and Paris dailv; faro
*2. Mail tri-weekly. L. P. Mansfield
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>lunsfioi<l L. P., (;<*n».T!il Store.
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Wilcox T H. justice oi pea< e.
U> \lli\li.U:. An incorporated
town first settled in 1820; is located in the
extreme southern part of I. i;an county,
3 mill • north f the : - ■ • ■-••• - ,;■
lini : and 13 miles - • . it-, I .
co int " — it and n< aresl snipping
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: , ist-mill. The town popvi
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•i go< d p ib ie schn >i. n ij ' w.spaper,
the Logan Sentinel, a bank, and a woolen
mill in the vicinity. Improvements amount-
ing to ?L'5 000 were made h • uring 1 :
year. Shinmen ts < prim ipaily of"
wh< at, t<>b .; 'co, and stoi k. 1 ice of land
adjaeont iivem .■• - fr< in •:'.. .; ■.■•■'; r a< r».
-- . - Russell vi - . . gtield, tri-
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Alexander Rev RCllI thi ^:-t>.
B; ^bv IvC% A i". . ipt -, .
Bar! ■ & Moo -n ers.
:: • .i .•, r "\ ■: otel and saloon.
Bell J A, loal tol
Boolu-r J < Ii ery.
Brown II SV, pub* Logan Sentinel.
Bn edlove A .1, justice of \ eaee.
Burr A, hotel propri :tor and juati <-.
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Foster J \V, police j i Ige.
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Hale X rs M C, millinery.
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Harpe M rs I. i . princ. primary school.
Henderson R H. sad i
• '■ i ph; ian,
H ite < !e< :■ -t- T grocery.
Hummei iS C >, r ; oral store.
Jeter Li fi. marshal.
Johnson »& F; '■ hardware.
Kompf C J, shoemaker.
Is r >ger II, 3hoemaker.
i. . .-■■%■ C, builder.
McClure T, drugs aj I gi -oeries.
McCorrnac Smith bl -■
McG kit Miss Dora M. millinery.
McG Idric J C, r:;> 'ir. market.
Kalone J W, attorney.
Mason & OrndonT. flour-mill, 6 miles w.
Moorm in J L, dentist.
Myers H, grocery and saloon.
OrndorfF Aaron, flour-mill, 4 miles east.
Orndorff Win, flour and woolen-mill, 5
miles east.
Perry Rev Frank (Presbyterian).
Phipn»n A "W, saloon.
Pollok Mrs M. mi
Proctor W 15 & Co, saloon,
llayburn W K, general store and c»3h bank
of Adairville.
Robertson V>rm T, druggist.
Simmons Green D, physician.
Simmons Richard M. flour-mill, 2 miles n.
Smith A F & Son, g( neral store.
Stooiz J II, meat market.
Tison CS, sewing-machines.
Townsend Robert P, physician.
Turpian M M & Co, groi ei •
Vineyard B W, p n . high school.
Walton G W, blacksmith.
ALilIANY. Clin! >o county (for de-
scriptive sketch and business it- t >ry see
list of towns received too late for regular
insertion).
AldB VX V Id A N D I X G . Also
Called Whet-tone, is a village ami iandin"
on the Cumberland river. It is in the
eastern portion of Cumberland «o., 7 miles
north-east of Burkes vi lie, the county -° at.
The nearest railway aj p roach is
but all shipments ■ an be made din i
Cumberland river. The prod u :ts ...-■•
* ainutlumb ■-, grain and tobacc-
somt pr< duce i . . . -.
Mailtri-weekly. E. L. Higginbott m, post-
master.
Ui^iu bottom, E. JL., Justice of the
j '..-, i , | i ; ■ , .
Hoi ap de & 1 1 <.;, bottom, grain.
:; i »don A C, I lac] iinith.
Singer Manuf g Co, walnut lurnb r
s ■"' : C A. j-,. ii ' lr-miii, 2 miles • u
Smith W P, con.i
ALil-JXAXDEU station
Crutc hfield, Fult m county |.
i Seo
AL,EXAXI>KXA. This inoorpor-
ated town situated on bot :• • I ' 'v.i
Li^k:r> -x rivers, with 500 ir I ■ -. '- the
county-sent of Campbell, and - 1'! -
south of Newport, its nearest rai -
point, and 125 miles from Louisviil,
grist and saw-mill. 5 ■ ■■ ■
and two private ncho ■•!- are - re.
cider and farm produce U marketed. I . ■■
stage communication with Newport: •"•.■.?"«
65c. Mail daily. Peter Kronz, postmaster.
Aaptan rienry, hotel.
Baker Richar 1 T, lawyer.
Baker Wm B lawyer.
Bell James W, justice of peace.
Braunstein George, hoots and shoes.
Brell John W, stove3 and tinware.
Freeman Mrs Millie, confectionery.
Funk Wm, tailor.
<;-; -. h Mrs Emily, general store.
Hartman Wm. carpenter and undertaker.
Hill Theodore M, lawyer.
Hornbach Michael, druggist.
Kemper lion ian, barber.
Kronz Peter, t4eneral Store.
Kuhl Gt orgi t laeksmith.
McVean S( mhen !>. hotel.
M - "'." Andrew, merchant tailor.
M ister Vugu t, I -ewery.
'.•• , blacksmith.
I >rr Thomas S. physii ian.
Rachford Hugh K, phj doian.
Harden Richar 1 .1, dep. elk. county c >..rt
"i mas A. lawyer.
i II Rob< : t. ■:■■., :■< -maker.
Riley Edward, lawyer.
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ALE
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H».vf< Nl In? more U>un 1,400
Lo*«'s, mill harf in..! but 13 ile-
olsUdl Claiui... Ae^nts Everywhere
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
5 J
Schwalbach John, shoemaker.
Thatcher Edgar, constable.
Todd •& Broth< :-, g meral -tore.
Trichlei Mathias, saloon.
Trichler Mathias .Ir, wagon-maker.
Yitt 1 rank S, harnes:
Wagoner Wrn II. printer.
W hite & Youtsey, general stor< .
Willenbrik R< rn ! - v a I rrist-miil
Winterhalter Mrs. Susan, hotel and tn< i( ;.
Youtsey Jam;'- J, physician.
ALTCETON. Is -^ station called
North Fork, on the L.iX, R. it.. 81 miles
south-east of J. »uis ' a id lo .:• 1 ii ..
western part of Boyle county, 16 miles
south-west of Danville, the county-seat.
Adams Express and daily mail. Popula-
tion 60.
Baker Henry, farmer.
Campbell T H, general store.
Clarkson T M, fai mer.
Collinsworth farmer.
Rice \V M, store, express and station agent.
Withrue J P, farmer.
Pray J 1', hotel.
Sidebottom P.ev L ( Baptist).
Skaggs 11 1), notary p
Lh Samuel, saddler and harness-maker,
Warren S W, saloon.
Warren W F, saw-mill.
ALLENDALE. Ha? a probable pop-
ulation of 75, and is a village located in the
western part of Given county, 11 miles north-
west of Greensburg, the coui ty-seat, and
shipping point on L.& N. R. R. Wheat and
tobacco are exported. Mail semi-weekly.
VV. M. Elmore, postmaster.
Bell John, barber.
Bosket James, cooper.
Brewer J W, saloon.
Brewer S W, live stock.
Cantreli E S, general -tore.
Cantrell James, blacksmith.
I)urm Robert, justice of peace.
Elmore Wm, shoemaker.
Elmore W. 31., Farmer and General
Store.
Graham S, gunsmith.
Hopson Edward, R K and express agent.
Howell A, wool-carder.
Howell Frank & Bro, distillers.
H j we! I F /, distiller.
Howell R. live *tock.
Jones II, veterinary surgeon.
Noe James i'>, justice of peace.
P :l is .1 V & VS' F. general store.
!'■-'• ii - L< uis, wagon-maker.
Pi rkins IS K, general -tore.
Pierce Rev T VV (Baptist).
ALLEN SPRINGS. A. village lo-
fated ' ; .- . ; t of . -Vile i
1 2 mi les n - I i ii e, t ii e c-oun-
ty-seat, and 15 miles south-* -. . I B wiir.g
Gi ;. its n rarest shipping , ■ I .
& N. R. R. Popnla i 'u\\ ■■ stock,
toba ■ . •• produce are ma rk ' J , Stage
to V 'oti ville are:! Bo ■ !^l: » >T\-"n dail ■_, .
fare 75 cents. Daily mail, J. O.Perry,
postmaster,
C . ■ S ; , I ■' et-maker.
Cost y Rev J C , Meth dist).
1] .Ha] ■ :.-■• M V \i \ Baj •
Holland W : ■' ■ - taker.
Johnson Jam - L. wagon and plow mnfr.
Johnson Re\ i nomas i Baj tist).
Meridith J K, j hysici« n.
Pruitt Obed, *: .■-:: ill and blacksmith.
Ransom W li. blacksmith.
Rose J. v F M (Methodist).
Sledge & -'!• dj e, general store.
Smith 11 C, physician,
Wadkins John W, general store.
ALLENSVILLE. This incorpora-
ted town, of 400 inhabitants, is a stati >n on
the Memphis branch, L. & N. R. R-, in Todd
county. 9 miles south-east of Elkton, tie
seat of justice, and nearest bank, to which
a daily mail stage runs, fare$l. Good power
is afforded here by Elk Fork creek, util-
ized by three flour-mills. A newspaper,
the Gazette, 5 churches, a public school, and
a good bote'., are sustained. Wheat, to-
bacco, and live •' ck are shipped, and
good farming land, in the vicinity, av-
erages $40 to $75 per acre. Express
Adams; Telegraph VV*. U. Mail daily.
John T. Smith., postmaster.
Adams John A Co, dry goods.
Alii- i Frank, saloon
Bellamy R 1). furniture.
Boyer VV D jr & Co, dry goods.
City Hotel, J. T Smith, Proprietor.
Day M F. dry .;-"•» Is.
El ' ■'■ r, ' gist.
Garrard James D, physician.
Grinter O M, druggist.
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Sa*J CENTRA! DEPARTMENT, • - Lcuisvllie, Ky
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEEl: ALZ
Haddox & Bro s n • ;rs and farm imp.
Kimbrough T II, physician.
M c< ' ill U ... tii aith.
Page 15 \V, •'.' ■..- n.
Reese Miss Fannie F. milliner.
Richardson It J? j i'sician,
Small A; "Woolridge, grocers.
Smith Fannie, milliner.
Smith J. T., " • ■■ '■ r City Hotel.
Thomas N, i - K R agent.
Trabue 15 M, physi i n.
ALONE. A recently e ^tablishcd post-
office in Metcalfe i >unty. No village.
ATjPHA. A post-office in Clint
11 miles north-ea •' f Albany, the
seat. Monticnio ' - - i • I v in loci- I
tion. The m -t uiive nlent - p] Kg ]
is Rowena, on the Cumber me! river, LO
mile-; north. Prod tots are mainlv g ai i
and produce. Stajre to Montieelio. Mail !
tri-weekly. F. 31. Stinson, p stmaster.
Andrews J J. ;!<.--:...
Berrj Rev J M Meth dist).
Davis C E W, shoemaker.
Davis J W, o)
Davis W W, justice of peace.
Kennedy Mart, 1 a<
Lawhorn C • ■ ' ' .
Neal Z T. ; ,. th.
Owens B D, pnj sician.
Shearer R< v J "CI - ian).
Shearer J II A: Co. : : eral store.
Stinson i'.'H.,'.' .-::■ ranci Book Agent.
White George, m iier.
York T, justice of peai e.
ALPHORETTA. Only a country I
post-office, in Fl yd .■ aty, 12 n il
south of Prest^nburg. the county-seat.
Mail semi-weekly. Isaac Dingus, post-
master and tret eral store.
AT/POX. Sometime? known as Rough
and R>-u ly, is in Andersoi . ■■ y, \ I
miles north ■ f Luvrr i • • ir<r, th
co inty-si at, .■• ! i c-i ■ : - ition, an :
9 south of Frankfurt •'„- nearest railroad
shipping p lint on the [>., C. & L. R. R ind
oO miles so ' ' ••• •' 1 Lo lisvi! le. rhree I
( hur :hes, Refoi m, M ■thr-dist. r>.J f:a. ti ~t,
ai 'i gi od pul ■ ■ • ■ • ■
b re. L'oj ilation ah< ■ ''-''. A srood open- j
tag t* ra i. ur-rnill,is presented here. Grain, I
hogs, and whisky are shipped Slag< - to
Frankfort, Lawrence-burg, and Harr
■ '.'■. ' es, -1 -;, an i ?2.50 re-
specth • . phone co tmunication with
Frankfort and Law) nceburg. Mail iai'y.
Car! .Mrs Dotty, . - . .
Carl & Rob , . re and undertakers.
Carleton J W. win n-mai fir.
Cath tt James R. I
Crook W H, saddler.
I ■■■■ & !•!,,!■ erm n liquors.
Greeh & "' I r, ■ • t-mill.
llav kins Jo ; i ! .'• h.
R K v :•: tore.
M :i irmi •!< W L. su • >n and a 'cer
Marshall Uri ker.
i! ■ tjoj T J, bla -■
i
Shiel '- \V '. A. i!ro, ■: noral store.
Spier J M. phy.-i
Si ration 1 1 if. pin -"inn.
i'ouiiic Mrs S A. cigar mnfr.
Wilau'n \V H, bla< ksn ith.
ALUM SPRINGS. A settlement
of 40 people ir. I5"Yii unty. 5 miles from
Dam ill'-, the count >-• at, and U i fr m
Louisville. Daih mail. Joseph Maxwell,
po->1 mast -r.
( 'arter 'I 15. ■'■■• eral store.
McDonald Rev 15
M D nald R II live *to< k.
McGinnis Benjamii smith.
Maxwell Josepl projir. Alum Springs.
A.LZKY. Also known as Long's
Landing, is on thi U io ri • r in the i -
' t of Henders I 18 mil
west uf Henderson tin count} -seat. Ship-
■• : ■ ••, ild he i by water.
P ition 2i. Kspress Adams. Mail
daily. C. P Klein, j i - r.
P.aker .lanii ■ ' '
(.'. ■;-' v James, gr.-i
i ! eph. v Hrp"!!. r.
« ' ■ I A J • I ' i ve si. ock ,
■ ' • ■ . u-rnaker
K 1* in < . i'.,' I -. : and Sa^-mill.
i i;, justice i ,
I.- •
"' . I ' . ■ ■ r .
M ■•■ - V. \ . i ' fsh'ian.
St vie • Ic'Avt ard, ei ,vi ■:• ■ r.
J R, blacksmith.
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ANCHORAGE. Incorporated as a AXDltEW, Small village, 7 milea
town in 1S78. is a station on the line of , n< rth f Mt. Vernon, the county-seat of
the L., C. & L. R. li., ii Jefferson county, Rod :astle county, and 5 ni • roni hi -
12 miles east of Louisville, the ci u at. \ ping point — Brcadhead — on the L. & N. R.
Improvements amounting to about $20,000 j rl. Lumber is the chief expo: t. Mail by
have recently been made, and the town, ] special supply. A. J. Henderson, post-
which is rapidly increasing, now has a j master,
population of about 500; 5 churches Meth- j Hauk II blacksmith
' ' '' Presbyterian, I Baptist, Henderson "" A. j., Fanner and Dry
and colored Baptist and one scnool, a * m- I Goods.
[nary for young ladies, and ft military | Todd & Henderson, saw-mill and lumber.
academy, are here. Shipments consist of i
grain and treos. Express Adams. Tele- ANTIOCH. Metcalfe Co. (See Knob
graph \^ . L . B. h.. Mulford, postmuster. | Lick).
Alexander Rev Go.-e , Methodist).
Anchoragre Classical and Military ANTIOCH. Only a farmhouse po*t-
InstitutC, V. M. Johnson, Principal. ,ffice |ocuteci j„ Wusbine
'/"*' '"'''• ' i miles from Sprin '■■ I i tv-seat, &nd
BedmgerRev r. V» r, • - \y t< srian j 18 milea east of" Harr. ' the nearest
Bellewood Seminary, Mrs. Darnel P. j shipping point, on the C. S. Kv. Pi iu.-<
loung, Supt.. [txeadc.) I }s marketed. Mai! tri-weeklv. C. C.
Central Kentucky Lu Ivatic Asylum. R H Trent postmaster
Gale, sup« rinu-ndi nt. t, . .
■u ■ ,\ t ' ■■ • Bryant A, arenera store.
hrvm George 1. p ivsieian. ! r. - ,,, \
,. .-.. i : Brvan! 1. blacksmith.
Uaur bimfoii L, nurseryman. : ,, - ,, ., ., .,,
i- i .-> li ,-1I - • ., , I Larev h r>. flour-mill.
<mlu R It, sunt C K Lunatic Asylum. ! r> , r.
i. . . ,-; ,,-■■■ • . Donovan J R physician.
Harvey Charles \\ . physician. o
Hausman Antony, general store. ! ge ndrf_R £ wagon-maker.
Hi^htower Rev J, 'n(Baptist). - Jreilt C. C, Gonera, 5torc.
if.i, m- \r i • ! lrent I »i, wool-carder.
U'Mt A m M, physician. ! '
Johnson V. M., Principal Anchorage i
Classical and Military Institute. j AXTTOCH 3ITIJLS. Wasfirstsct-
MeMiehael J X. not try public. | t1'-'1 ln 1878- :^ a village '■*> R" bland pre-
MeXally Edward', Florist and Nur- I cinct. Harrison county. 13 miles north of
seryman. 'Seeruic.) I Cynthiana, the county-seat; its most con-
Merntt Rev George W (Methodist). i venient shipping point is Falmouth, on
Mulford Benjamin E., Postmaster j the K. C. R. li. Population .,0. Mail
ami Express Ao-ent. semi-weekly. Alvin Sellars, postmaster.
Pine Hill Academy, K H McCowan, propr. l Brannock D N, general store.
Young- Mrs. Daniel P., Supt. Belle- | Bristow J W, teacher,
wood Seminary. j Collier W .1. undertaker.
EDWARD MeNALLY,
FLORIST AND NURSERYMAN
QBOWBR AND DEAL E 3 IN
FRUIT, SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TRFES, FLOWER AMD VEGETABLE PLANTS,
SHRUBS, ROSES, Etc. FR1CES LOW AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
SEKL FOE PBISB LIST. A1TCHCKAGE, JSTST.
House Numbers, l^:^ Labels; Carriage, Show C«se and WhoM™ r
©eft £1 U KOCUi), t:sr«er a . r, lOti K«
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KENTUCKY STATE
^ZETTEER
ASH
Cravens Mrs N L, millinery.
Harden & Bro, :arpenters.
Kennedy Z M, blacksmith.
Owen }". W, g ueral -tore.
Sellars Al\ in, Flour and Saw-mill.
Smith Miss Jennie, teacher.
Smith T J, t( : eher.
Truax A J, pumps.
Truax G L [ :,.< i ran.
Whiteker 1 N, justice of peac •.
W( 'lej •' • puty county dork.
Wooley .A er.
Wooley Miss Betty, music-teacher.
APPLE THEE. A post-office bear-
ing this name, was recently established in
Breathitt county.
ARGELLITE, A village and sta-
tion on E. K. Ei'y, located in the north-
eastern part of Greenup county 10 n
south of Greenup, the county-seat, a 1
nearest bank location, and 310 miles north-
east of Louisville. Iron ore is found in
the vicinity, and pig-iron form? the only
shipment. Express Adams. Mail laily.
H. W. Heine, postmaster, farmer, and mil-
ler.
Argellite Mills, E K Ky, proprs.
Heine H. W., Miller and Farmer.
Seedy Robert, K li agent.
ARLINGTON. A village with a
population of al >at 400; is in Baiiard
county, 15 miles s< uth of Blandville, the
county-seat, and 300 from Louisville.
Two saw-mills, a grist-mill, 2 hotels, :)
fv irehes, and a public school ire here, and
tobacco, corn, and wheat, are shipped.
The nearest bank is at Cairo. Ills. Land
in the adjacent country can be purchased
at an average price of $20 per acre. Stage
to Maynel Land Columbus; fare 50c, and
f 1. Express S Lithern. Telegraph VV. U.
Mai! daily. P. ' <>. Read, postmaster.
Arrow- Francis, undertaker.
B< an & Hi v. ' >>.■!, J ry goods and livery.
Bone Mr? S T, drf .-making
( I • : I t W, groci ries.
Cm naing: n K, aw and grist-mill.
jDenkee A, si loon.
Dliprce Wm. ff.. Groceries. Hard-
ware Saddlery, Crockery, Glass arid
Queens ware.
Etheridge E, furniture and undertaker.
Fairris Thomas J, groceries.
Gardner J - | h L', swing-machines.
Bering Mai is L. physi n.
Kennedy & M irris • and grist-mill.
McCoi : ■ ■ • , ra! store.
McKendree & Hanelme, livery.
Magruder G Wi Co, produce and live
,'•'■■■.■■
O'Neall & Hobbs, general si ■ .->
Owen John R, physician.
Pile & Ci mill i w tiers.
Porter Rich trd, saw-mill.
; !< tS ('. hotel.
Head Pliilijj i,).. Druggist and 1' '•
i ster.
Roberts S., Express Agent and 1! ■■.■
oi! D B L 1 .: •• .! m mi es - e |
■ -v Don, |" in sician.
E M. b rber."
Weber Jul -
Wiley A F, l.-Ar. and ulo< a.
Wiley II L & Co, produce aim live stock.
_ ASMBYSBURG. With a popula-
tion of about 150, is in Hopkins county,
20 miles north-east of Madisonville, l
counly-si at, whii h is, •.'-• . th • m a- :
cation of tl nearer k bank. S
ville, 9 miles west, >n <'• : St. L £ >. E. di-
vision L. «.V N. K. R., is its near -i, r .
approach, and most -sible shipping
point. The power : . -, ished here by
Green river is utilized by > flour-n ill.
Timber, stock, and tobacco are .shipped
Land averages $8 per acre. I. G. Gilmore,
postmaster Mail semi-weekly.
Gilmore B, justice of peace.
Gilmore Isaac G., General Store.
Gilmore W S, ;".'. sician.
Gilmore & Hoh^ood, leaf-tobacco.
Girod L N, jeneral store.
Inerram Bros, blacksmiths.
ASH CAMP. -A unall settlement in
Pike county, sit lated on Elkhorn creek,
24 miles - uth of Pik ton, the county-seat
&i d -"' so ith-east of Lou f\\\e.
Pikeviiie. Timber forms the main ship-
ment, and • races $10 to $15 per
acr-2 Population 30. Mail weekly. G.
VV. Francisi o, postmaster.
Bartley Pleasant, Sour-mill.
«re.
Bentlev John D, general itoi
. Bond W W, lumber.
■ jaSnW * 8 * ?*"' ■«•*"• '.*■ :' -• ■ Fire K1 5, *f
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTOKW
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Cantrell Hiram, blacksmith,
Cantrell John, bki ksmith.
Cantrell Reuben, tl ur-mill
• - Sfji . ' ' iress.
Childres Wm, fjirmer.
Farmer 0 L, shoemaker.
Francisco B D C, teacher.
Francisco <i W, farmer,
fti rr~. .1) R li iff -V < '<), general ?tore.
Bhort HA, farim r and n erchant.
Van Doer .John II, justice of the peace.
ASHTi.VTs' I>. The principal towi
the i orth-easti rn ps rt of l he stat - is
beautifully situated on t! • •■ 1 1 if tl
Ohio river, in the midst of an extensive
plain, near and below the mouth uf tin I
Sandy r v< r. [t is in B< l< unity, (3 miles
north of Catlettsburg, the i o mty-; ■.■ <.
283 from Louisville, and is he soi
terminus of the Scioto Valley Railway,
the eastern terminus of the A., C & I. R y.
and the northern terminus of the Chattroi
R.R. These lines. c ■■■:•■-. ig \v . give tho
place excellent shipping facilities to all
points. Ashland is finely laid out, with
broad streets and avenues, and among tl e
principal features may be mentioned three
weekly newspapers, t) churches, and . ■ ■:
public schools, a national hank, a ship-
yard and dry-doc i ' nsive works of
the Norton Iron Works, and the Ashland
Furnace Co. The exports are varied and
consist chiefly of coal and iron. Popula-
tion 3,600. Land in the vicinity can be
obtained at reasonable pric< -. an 1 ;ood in-
d ' sements are offered to int< nding settlers.
Express Adams. Telt-grapb Western
Union. Mail daily. W. Larnpton, post-
master.
Ashland Coal & Iron K'y, John
Mean-. Pre*; Robert Peebles, ,c:-.V. & Tr.
Ashland Independent. K B Grahn, propr.
Ashland National E $
Hugh Mea i . Pr A < < an i ! I i
' - hi i slican, -1 M H i ', propT.
Bagby M r I. L, groci r.
Bagley Rensal r, trr< cer.
' ; S ' M'iel II. junk,
eiry.
Rates JohnjN, ji I ;e of pi a< e, 1 1 rn soutr
Bayard Ira V ■ r< •■ er.
! ton te Furnace Co,
Booth Wrn FT, saloon and restaurant.
Rorni . i< . :- i ■ - ■ i ■ .
B. yd County i. i press, D K W«:is, edit- r.
Brodess Henry li. mayor.
Bryson George W, !.- I
■.-.■ tl: rge. grocer.
Ca . ■' m, hard ivare.
C •■■ oni las tl, sho< n . kt r.
Carr Richard S, saloon.
C idra> h. un i< rtaker.
Ceals Rev C (colored -Methodist'.
Chambers Ot :- J jt< cer.
Chattroi Railway ' ». George T Stedm an
and Ge ■•• _■■ > Ri t ardsi n, gen manager?.
Clark A. J>. A. Son, (Amos B.and
Amos Li., Jr.), \N ! oh -.>'• Gr< cers, e< r.
Broad way and W in< h< sti r ave.
CI irm mt Re-v LG(C itho
Codit R< v Wm (' i Presbyterian).
Conners .! -K; , sal >on.
(.'' nnor Thomas, saloon.
Crawford Andrew J, gen store" and brick
manfr.
Deidrich Wm, wagon-maker.
Dibble Danii I S, dentist.
Dixon Augustin H, tjrocer.
Doepken Rev G (German Lutheran).
D. novan James, saloon.
SAMUEL A, FRAZIER & CO..
VALLEY"' DRY DOCKS,
Ashland Ship-yard and Steam-wrecking Pumps.
Are prepared to d>^ all kinds of Building an i R 'pairii « i f Si amboats and B irges. Can
furnish the best Ship Timber at LOWER RATES iron ai ; oth^r
parties on the Obi River. Orders solicited.
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yULLl! iilU. Utfi Ul ii| LOUISVILLE, KY.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTES!
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'•■Herat store
Inde-
Pa!
Pp.
Republican.
Everman Mosci, hold.
Fearing Louis C, saloon.
Fiscln r Gworge & Son, carpenters.
Fisher John G, ban -r.
Frazier Sum. A.. & Co., P;
Ashland Ship Yard and Dry Dock.
adv.)
Gehringer Conrad, shoemaker.
Geigcr, Pow oil & i '
I ■:■<•:.•.,..;: g.
Gosslee & Hensle nt< rs.
Grikhn Karl I>, proprietor Ashland
p indent.
Griesbeck George & Son, saloon.
Hack v, orl h Wm W, grocer.
Hally Mr- J, grocer.
Harris Miss N J. it<> •■- and tinware
Haskell Mrs M A. u'eneral st .re.
Ho^ka la\ Willis, l.«» L-er.
Holt A: Kul ■ in ks, i ■ ■■ i iran i.
Hot«>i Ahliue, John f
prietor, Front Street.
Howard Thomas, saloon.
HuS* James M, pn p Ashlan
Hughes Charles B, . r< eer.
Hughes Jau.es W, agent. E L &B S R R.
Hutton James, groi i r.
Jandes Ac Bro, bakers.
Jeffc-r: A; Faulkner, general store.
Keil Win, merchant tailor,
Kelly Michael O general store.
Kramer Leona rd,
Lampton Andrew !■".. insurance agt.
Lampton A & LI, ooks end drugs.
Lauterbaeh iV Mi!! ir meat market.
Lawson Win A, notions.
Leehy Patrick, saloon.
Lordier Joseph, sab ■ •n.
Lynn John, grocer.
MeGce Rev F P | Methodist, south).
Means, Russell & Means, Bellefont
nace Co.
MeinhartW. «X Co., (Wendel Mein-
hart and August Baurmann), Wholesale
Drugu sts.
Mellor Albert, confectioner.
Merrill Win A, lawyer.
Miller Julius C, stoves and tinware.
Murphy Thos, gro< er.
Mutual Benefit Asso iation of W Va. J
31 Ferguson, president; W C Ireland,
secretary.
Nagel Peter T, stoves and tinware.
Newman Mrs K R, jj -neral store.
Newman Miss May, milliner.
Newman Thos A, grocer.
Fur-
Nierrnan F & C ., ;• cat market.
Nolte lier.i') A, i lerchant tailor.
Norton Iron Works, John Ru*se!l, prea;
A R Fenuacy, sec; Hug]) Means, treaa,
Ohliuger \ < Ira v, carpenters.
O'Keefe & Co, furniture.
Parrill John I., Propriet r Hotel Al-
dine, "i< it St r i t.
Patterson W W & C », grocer*
l*e< bh\S i •<;<><>•! , i 'j re is. Ash-
land C< al & 1 : on Kailwa\ I i .
Poage ). C .\. S. n, Hour-mills.
f! ck Isaac N. .
1>r''. ■■ & M rriai ty, mi at market.
Proctor Mr II F, genera! ;ti
? I ii I 'harles I ■, city clerk.
Richardson it < com on.
Robert- John E, sewi i oes.
!•■■■' Huj .harness
Russell Tl »s, justici ol the peace.
[\ - H - ■ very.
Salisbury <x M< Kin) it, sa ooi .
Sam ageot Jacob, bai er.
Sa rage Samuel S, Co. judge and lawyer.
Schmidt John W, phot ra] ! er.
Schormann Wm, boots and shoes.
Shaw -J \\ , gei i ra i store.
Steele Rev S E (Methodist).
Si efanski Mrs A 5 , mi
Thorn ps m A Ifn •• M. saloon.
Vev.*sie& Jones, general store.
Wade .1< bri li. pliys m.
Watchman and Visitor, Rev J H Lennin.
proprietor.
Western Union Tt '• graph Company, J H
Ziegler, manager.
Whitten James C, city marshal.
Willson Mrs R C, milliner.
Wilson Charles M, dn _ gist
Wilson David II. 1 I ■ ian.
Wittig John, boi t- and shoes.
Wolfe Alberto, marble-works.
Yarrington, .1 D. supt *j u - 1 div E L &
11 S ft R.
Vungkau Samuel, meat market.
Zieglerjohn II. manager W V telegraph.
A.TIIKXS. With a probabii popula-
tion of -00, is a village in tlie centra! por-
ti ■ of I'a; ett mty, 10 miles souti
Lexington, the county-S'-at i t-, aiso,
it- nearest bank location. '■ n d pro-
duce are marketed. Stage communication
with Lexington and Richmond. Mails i
weekly. S. H. Crosthwaite, ] stmaster.
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istin^ of Ice Tools Iturai 1
. i ' ,.,. | Coop • riui :•• ■ - I RED. S '11 •<
.■;. rib Fourth Street, - ST. LOUIS. MO.
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Adams Mrs, dress-maker.
Allen G A, shoemaker.
Uarbee B P, general store.
Barkiey r-' L, constable.
Burgiu Tacitus, farmer.
Carter Logan, undertaker.
Davidson Wni L, justice of pc - e
Falkner A: Cunningham, painters.
Gentr ,1 - •-• ' proj rietor.
ii • 1 - •• : <••'•■
Harvey John P, hotel pr< prietor.
Kibler & < :>> i I icksmiths.
Logan John L, general store.
Owens James, carpenter.
Parker S L rug . -: at d physician.
Pavne It 0. farm r iind justice.
Prewitt Robert, farmer.
Reid LG, distillery.
S hu\ U r & shai ; li vers .
Sharp M D, hotel and saloon.
Sharp M W, harness-maker.
Simmons N R, physician.
Smitha H G, a; moral store.
Spurr L P, farmer.
Stivers •!. cooper.
Stivers Willis, marshal.
Taylor George B, farm t,
White T W, wagon-maker.
AUBURN. A \ illage and station on
L.\v N. K. B.. in Logan • "-inty, 12 va'v-
east of RusscllviUe, the county-seat, ai d
181 fr- in Louisville. Black Lick creek sup-
plier water power. The religious and
educational wants are amplv provided for,
by 4 churches and a good public school.
Two steam-flour mills are also here. To-
bacco, grain, and pork '.'.re shipped. Ex-
press Adams. Telegraph W. U. Mail
daily.
Atkinson Robert, bla< ksmith.
Atkinson Win, hot' 1.
Buchanan Jackson, boot and shoemaker.
Childers James, confectionery.
Childers & Smith, grocers.
Coghill A F & C< . • ' ing.
Crewdson W F, hotel and drugs.
Davidson <r W, banker.
Finley A J, physij iai .
Gaileway Ed, blacksmith.
(» -■!■!( .v Gri tiith, Bouring-mill.
Hill Ed, saddlery.
Hillman Or Reilley, flour-mill.
Huckleberry C L*stat.ion and express ag t.
Hut< heson S L. tobacco dealer.
Johns >n & Wilson, ■>;. •_ •-.
M< Ceerley .1 5 <5 ( o, spoke fac
McClarv John, p
McCormick Re\ J L i Presbyte
McDavitt, drutrg -•.
Pye Thos & Co, dry goods.
Suttieflel IE IT, t'u ner.
Taylor R v W '
Williams . ph\ -:
Wilson J ::.
Wilson K G A- Co, tobac -
Woodward Rev Robert ^Bapti
tory.
rian (.
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AUGUSTA. J- >cftte.i n the south
bank of the < >hio river, in Bra< '
Qh miles north of Bi u< :vili< .the eo mty-
seat, ISO from Louisville and i_\ from
Cincinnati, < '.. and is • ne i
portant tovi n: on the riv. r, via
shipments should be made. I vy. ^ ,veekly
newspapers, 4 ehurche-, g i |
! ;s, a hank, gri ;t, -a« ai
mills, several who '.sale and retail mer tin-
tile establishments, a larg< tobacco com-
mission house and an academy, the "Au-
gusta College," are here. The ii
and shipment of t i acco is carried o
larf-e extent. In addit n to wl
ho<i-s, cattle and produce aret cported.
ulation, 1.44:3 Express A lams,
jraph W> 'Stern Union. Mi
Alexander Case, postmaster.
Allen, Harbeson & Co, ba I
Ammer John, bouts and shoes.
Armour & Bro, coopers
Armstrong Thornton T, insurance
Armstrong & McCormack, genera
Bavless Herman (>, physician.
Berwanger N & C« , clothing.
Blades Benjamin P, grist-mill.
Boatman Rev Jan..- A ; Methodist).
Boude John H, lawyer and insurance.
Bradford George L, livery.
Bradford Tin m - S, physician.
BradU-v John S vV Co, gn» eries and nardw.
: Brockn ■ i Rud dph j iwe'.cr.
I Bryant >>;m;;«d A. propr Taylor House.
BrvaT & C> r ri n ». coal .
! Ca'b'tish fohn, b ikery.
Campbell Mrs D C, milliner.
: Case K iward, black.-mith.
j Ciayton, Branch C, leaf-tobacco.
1 Cobum A Stro ib. - 1 ardu are and grocar.e*.
Croswell John W, I lack nith.
I Crumbaugh Mrs S D, milliner.
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daily,
agent.
store.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Daum Eginbard Jr. Riverside Hotel.
Dunbar James K. general store.
Evai • Rev .1 M / Presbytia .'.. ioutl .
Federei Chnr ■■■ S, gr< cer.
Felix Rev .1 •■ ph S i Baptist i.
Fleming Wm C. pn duce and co \xn ission.
Frietionloss Fiftli-Whcci Manfg
Co., Pet r Campbell. Fred A. N der,
John A. Hopkim ManJ ! :u I
patent 1 -Wheel <dv. op p.)
Gabler Ge >rgo, ;. her.
Gallagher N T ; i ii ! barber.
Ginn Benjamin F. coal,
Grossman A Harbesnn. stoves and tinware.
Hami i< >n T > & Bro. left] :■ '
Honaeker Pet t J j< sveler.
Kilpatrick Ezra tl, county attorney.
Knoedler Louis P. drugs and b its.
Lane R'< ' • : D cit\ mars! ...
Lane Wilson E, cigar manlr.
Liter H C A. Sim. livery.
McDadeRev Alexander (col Methodist).
McKibben Frank C. harness.
McKibben George II, ex ag't and harness.
McKibben James v> . nfe< tioner.
Idalkus Job rc, boots and .-!■ • .
Marshall Thornton F, lawyer.
Maxon Ned S, prop'r Bracken Bulletin.
Melhr.gr Ge< rge, cl< thing.
Miller Wm, blacksmith.
Miner Rev ,1 ( '■'■ ti o list, south).
Minor Juhn R, mayor.
Mingua W •' & Co. general store.
Moneyhan Kerans A Co, lumber.
Oldham John W. cigar rnanfr.
Orr John S. ] bli her Bracken Co Chron-
icle, prop'r wharf-boat.
Ostenburger Rev Casper (Catholic).
Powers P B ifc Co, general sti re,
Rankin, W ,T >S. Sons, general store.
Reese G L & S >n, ;i.i< ksmith.
Reese Jacob P, general store.
Rudd Peter II, carpenter.
Ryan Thou as D, general store.
Smith Mo? -. I arber.
Strehl <fc Miller, furniture manfrs.
Stroube Nich »las J, flour-mi i.
Valentine Rev K (Presbyterian).
Van Dyke Thomas ws< nn-maker.
Vicroy Frank M, wagon-maker.
Wallace Jami a A, harness.
Weldon Wm V lawj r.
Western Union Telegraph Company, P J
H< nakor, manager.
Willis Edgar, gr. i ■ -.
WiUon James R.furnitureand undertaking.
AURORA. An unimportant post-
office, in Marshall county.
AUSTIN. On Barren creek, ii Graves
county, seven mib of Mayficdd, the
ml -seat, and nearest shipping p> int, on
M., P. A N. R. R. A smith si
here. Land '■ ■ : • ■
ages $10 to $20 per acre, Pro e is i
eted. Mail in-weekly. Wm. Au Lin, ] •.-
master.
BACKBONE. U a small hamlet of
10 ; h i itants, located on Li e river,
in the eastern part ' ' ". county, lo
miles nortl east of Martinsburg, the » m-
ty-seat. G m. 17 m ile« T:,<-:r,. is its
nearest banl ; to Wi
miles north-east on the K. K. R, I Mail
weekiy. James Boothe, postmaster.
Bootlie James, r
Boothe W W, shi eroak< r.
Jackson Elijah, c< nstable.
Mar: hall Wm, flouring n :.;.
P< !-*■ r Jan es, mi reliant.
Robinson G W, blacksmith.
Sparks Reuben.
Stapleton Wm.
Withoite J W, merchant.
Woods Wm, w,>". n-maker.
BACKUSBUKG. fn the north-
western part of ( ■ ou! ty, 12 miles
north-v i-t of Murray, f:.'- county-seat 11
eastof May field, it? nearest shipping point,
on the M., P. & N. R. R. Weekly mail
and stage to Kirksley and Wadesboro.
Population CO.
Bolin S F, miller,
Dunbar & ile:;.i ri x, flouring-mill.
Stolin A K. blacksmith.
Turner S L, barber
Williams A J, general st< re.
BACON CREEK.
(See Bonnicville. |
Hart countv.
BA*.iOAI>. Located in the eastern
p>vrt ot SI ell .-, . " ty, 10 miles soutl
of Shelbys ille, t count; ■ it, and 52 fr
iville, is a station on the L., C. & <
Rv. Was first settled in 1845, at
has a population of about 300. A Christ-
ian i hurob, and k i 'A-:--. wUb good pi
lie school accommodations a»e here; also a
U«.v« Sctaca mow thn,i 1,100
I . U^«,ll,i,»l»dl«Ul3Bt.
I listed Claim*. Agents Everywhere
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gtcara carding-mill. Good houses, suitable
for a general grain trade, are here, an : nly
wait a good, energetii business man t I
hold of them an 1 ma .<■ a sueces in this
line. Considerable i ain is raised in the
ent country, and the value of U I -
from $75 to $85 • >ra< re. Hemp, corn, and
wheai ai . p) d '-. ■- 4 ■lam-. Tel-
■ ; ■ \\ estern Univm Mai daily. R.
J . Kddins, postmasti r.
Baskett James, general store.
Bayne & Son, general -i' re.
Bnhannon & £ rev, hireling-mill,
Botts Dr W 11. dn:srgiM
Bryant S H, gei i t< re.
Bryant & Saerey, general store.
E<1dins H. j", R. It. and Express Agent.
J ■■.- r. \\ ('. ■ t m k: t.
Kesler W L, general score.
Marion Samuel. ; '■• " iker and justice.
Nunh Rev J E (Baptist), ;>rin of college.
Radford Geo li. in ranee agent.
Webber <k Baskett, general store.
BAILEY. A country post-office in
llarlan countv, 12 miles east of Harlan,
the county-seat. Mail semi-weekly. J.
B. Kelly, postmaster.
I i ,!. flour- mi] i.
Kelly Wright, gen'l store and livestock.
Wyman E," flour mil).
BAIXBRTDOE. A settlement of
i iles
fr om I. iuis\ Lilts, liopl ■ 10,
distant, is the shipping station. U n ■■■■
a steam-mill, a chi r h and a free -. ' ool.
Mail semi-weekly. W. W. Pool, post-
master.
v J E, blacksmith.
\:.::<>.i~ S R B. b!a. ks ni
I .! P cV Bros, steam-mill.
Pool W A P. In tel . nd -:ah on.
Pool & Stith. gen ;ral store.
Woosiev -1 II. ph'
Wright M R, blacksmith.
BAIvER. A. village in Pern coun-
ty, 8 miles v est >f Ha urd, the < unty-seat ;
nearest railroad approach is Mt. Sterling,
40 miles north-west. Mail trl- weekly. J.
K. Baker, postmaster.
Peter Campp.b:
Fred A. Neidkx.
A. Hoph-!h>
The Frictionless Fifte-wheel Mamfacturihg Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
k> A A** **k f _ .-> .*•> <• A*, ' *** A-* ^-» A •*•» A*j .Am ** *—//*/* J^J /«V A A*. A*, An AT A%
SOLE OWNERS ASF MANUFACTURERS OF
Campbell & Neider's Patent Fifth-wheel.
WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE THAT THERE IS
1TO PRICTIOIT, 1STO BATTIjE, 2STO "vTEAB,
-A.iTID 3STO LT7EHICii.2TTS IMEQTJXIWSID.
These a-e facts, and a'l we ask Is a fair trial of their m?r;ts, and we have no fear cf
the result. Foi"further information, Price-list, &.C., address
The Frictionless Fifth-wheel Manufacturing Co.,
if! Tj.Jj
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Begley H II. physician.
Campbelton James, justice of peace and
flouring- mill.
Dull' John C, c nstable.
Hllff J C, SUW-mill.
BALD ItOCK. Known as Inde-
pendence, in the south-eastern part of
Laurel counl y, ! ! miles soutl -west of Lon-
don, the c 25 miit'S s ".ith of
Somerset, its nearest Lation i C S.
K'y, an I 1-lO^mib - south-* tst of L< tisville.
Semi-weekly mail and stage t Son rsetand
Livingston. Julia Ann Steel, postmaster.
Pake: James wagon-maker.
Goff B ■ oper.
Hale Wesley, flouring-mill.
Pointi r Joseph, blacksmith.
Sears & ],':•■ k, corn-mill.
BALLAKDSVILLE. A village
in Oldham county, first settled u- early a-
1S00. LaGrange, ■imiles nortl -i est. is the
county-seat an 1 m an -T. railrc , ,
and Eminence, 9 miles east, is its bank loca-
tion. Corn and wheat are raised, arid
form the chief shipments. Population
about 100. Mail by special supply. John
Swain, postmastei .
Barnhill James, live stock.
■Caplinger W H, justice of the peace.
Caplinger \V T, wagon-maker.
Ellis Henry, live stock (4 miles out).
Knight Gt orge, shoemaker.
Mack Amos, cabinet-maker.
Pre wit Coleman, phvsician.
Ray E G, hotel.
Raney Daniel E, constable.
Swain .John, Physician.
Sullivan \S m, ca: penter.
Tyler A D, bhu k-mith.
"Williams r'lemii •_'. fiour-mill.
William- James W. blacksmith.
BALL'S FORK. Now a discon-
tinued post-office ; is located in Breathitt
county, 2-5 miles from Jackson, the c inty-
seatandsl ipping point, « n K. ntucky ri or. I
BANDAXA. Recently established
as a post-office in Ballard county.
BANGOR. Located on Licking
river, a w<itt-r-p< »ver stream, in M >i
county, 20 mil' - north-west of West Liberty,
the county-seat, and 35 miles east of Mt
Sterling, the near st railroad approai 'i and
shipping v- int cu tl L., ('. -k'l. Rr
Population 5:>. Exports consist I
ber, coal, and some t .-■ duee. Mail tri-
weekly. J. J. Cassit\ postmaster.
Brown Rev \V C, .;-.! ral store.
Childers Rev W U (M. Ej I c< pal).
BAN K LICK . A small i illaa
' lie L., C. A L. li'y, ic ';. .
county . 1'/ miles st uth of Indepi
the county-s iat, Ba ik Lick creel I
which the place takes its nam
power by - nill is run. Two
I are het ■
Small quantities of tobacco, grain, and
are shipped, Po] it 50. Kx-
press A lam*. T\ ;n ph W. U. Mail
d ai ly. 1 ■. x' Carl y, | stma ;.' r.
Bird Jam'.'-, tiour and saw-mill.
Cr >ss .1 •>- blacks i i
1 lume J .1 & ( Y> t ba :co dealers.
M C'arty D M, ex] n -- ai d railroad agent
McCafty I>. M. A < o., General Ston
i ; i baeco Dealers.
W i son Warner, justi< e of peace.
BARBERSY1XLE. Knox.
(For descriptive sketch and business di-
rectory, ;ee list of towns received too late
for regular ins< rt
BARDSTOWX. Wras settled in
1837, and is an in< irporated town, with
a population of 2 tt -d in the c< i \ :
of Nflson county, of which it is thi ■ ;r
of justice. It .- the southern terminus cf
Bardstown branch of tl ■ L.& N. R P.
the shipping point for a thickly-;
neighborhood. Here are 2
(white and colored), Baptist >' -
- I), a (.V ■ and a Pr< sbyteriaa
cf '.:•■/ i with { ibiii - . ol an i 2 ac i lemies,
The Bardst ■■ n I • -til it • and St. •■
the buildi _• L-f which, wit
ise are the pri ci al buildii ;
n >te in the \ ■■• . Tin Neis >n - nty
rd, pu! d her i- i wn a
the best i tpers ii this portion of the State.
A g ■■.■: b >tel, the ; jrnes li -
-.,!.,.. lations for t tra
ii .- pu iic. Land, nt
can bi d at $5 to $t»0 per acre.
Stage communication with Bloomfield and
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ti ir" •mwkbp v^ami iRweu»»d "^3 •»«i^2v»-. --^ ;Vaaw^ »>*#.»** *uaJb&<* <****jp3«^ Twin S^ejnv^ s>**<M«Ka«N$
i?. A. BEIGGS, Proprietor,
£5. "W. c:;r. SP-vat-lIc Square, . E^u^2,ZDST0^7vT2Sr, ISTy.
An elegant Sample Room aid first-class Livery Stabie in connection. 'Bus runs res
ularly to and from Hotel to Oenct.
\ . WM. H. NEWMAN,
■ ill 01 j ,uQiUibiUl UuiiuiuUlU
The C'lctmo iiil trade ac< n;uodat< ■: 11 irs. My aim iF to yieaee. I make a epecialty of buying
horses and muli -. (Vn>-|n)iii qih solicited. Proprietor of 'Bus line.
BARDSTOWH, KENTUCKY.
UsTCRBASE YOTTIR, BUSIITESS
BY ADVERTISING IN THE
BARDSTOWN (=) RECORD
It i: pul •I'.-li. ! in the heart of a rich eectii n of Kentucky : thf- largest circulation in the Fourth Con-
ISreasin ia! dintrii t : c. ri nhites in Nelson, Bullitt. Wasiiingt u and L.-. Hue « ountien, luJ is '<n< of the re-t
advertising mediums in the ?tate.
Edelin & Thompson, p
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Limy, Sale i Feel Stable.
Commercial Wen accommodated at ail \\(t^.s.
'Bus Line to and from Depot,
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BA.RDBTOWN, K^. ~" -- •- OUiG»tt— -
I ' * . IS IX ATX ITS I'.tlANCNES. Steol IrUors and Jl
[yi j nil Letters and I'ifures. 1.. rsoCftE, Eusjnivor and
11«M C Sies lilieilil I Kii M Die .Sinker, 1GG l^LNDOLl'U STUJCJ (. CiJ ItlGO, )LU
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Chaplin daily, fares $1.50 and $2, and with
Springfield tri-weekly; fare :?2. Express
Adams, i • i VY< =tern Union. Mail
daily. B. Goldri k, postmaster.
Atkinson Charles T, lawyer.
Aud John Z, blacksmith.
Baldwin Alvin B, general st e.
Bardstovs iale Insti-
tute, tl. J. Gre ■:■.>.:. Pnii :ipal.
Bards town I .... ny, Mrs M Cos-
by, prinoij al.
Beam John EI, d stiller (4 miles east).
i : i J ; ■ " •
Beaioiss V\ rn U, saloon.
Briggs Kobert A., Proprietor Hynes
House [See ado.)
Br ••,;.:-• - . '■ ' rid 0 >ur i 11.
Car other*, ;. Mathews lloui ■
Carotin i R : rs & Ci , ice-cream frt ze.rs.
Carothers & Bi . gi neral store.
Clemens l1 1 1 i ! . ' i ." n maker.
Connell & McAtt .
Cotton & Beam, undertakers.
Crawford Alexander, physician.
Daugherty Daniel, de tt L.
Donohoo John, plasterer.
Edeliu & Tuoinpsoil I Robert H. Ede-
lin, buth and John \V. Thompson), Liv-
ery, Sale and Peed Stable. (See adv.)
Elliott John V lawyer.
Elliott John D & C >, real estate.
Elli* House, Thoa 11 Ellis, proprietor.
Figg Christopher C. : al.
Flounlacker Benjamin, general store.
Fulton George S, lawyer.
Fulton John A, lawyer.
Grav Samuel, lawyer.
Hall Jordan P, shoemaker.
Halstead Natbaniol W, lawyer.
Hardin Benjamin, lawyer.
Hart 6 & Bros, harness-makers.
Havilaud James A. cooper.
II?. yd <n Wra E. grocer.
Hickman John W. physician.
Hill J W, physician.
Hite J C, painter
Houtcl m ec Pulliam, grocers.
Hynes House, Robert A. Briggs, Pro-
prietor. | See '•' . i
Johnson Wm, I Lwyer.
Jones lames 1" dry g ods.
Kelley John S I iwyer.
Kingston '1 he op is D. - neral store.
Lam aster Samuel P, distil . y.
Leatherman Emory B, dentist.
L ason John, grocer.
ee Mrs M, hotel.
McGill Wm F & Son hardware.
McGinnis J in ss-mak r.
Mclsaac Isaac H, R R agent.
McKay Enoch E., Lawyer,
boots, shoes, etc.
Henry, grot c r.
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'>'■■' ' ■: ;. C% prian P, phj ician.
M I n - y o. \li oi ••, dia illt-ry.
I ; i •: y 6 miles s w).
Mudd Hit' .' b! ■ ; smith.*
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Murray John P., proprietor Nelson
Counts Re< ord. j '■■•
Nazareth Literary and Benevolent Institu-
I ':' i es north. )
Nelson County lieeord, John P.
Si an ay, Pi prietor. i See adv. i
Newman Wni. H., Liverv arid Feed
Stable,
Newman & Rapier (W. H, Newman
and i !ha '• ti I pier), < Irocers.
O'Bryan John rl , salo' u
Proctor Frank K, ag't Singer ManT g Co.
Roberts Sirs Theresa A, millinery.
Rogers Felix D, 'urnil ir
II :- sell Arthur i;' pi ti re frames.
St. Joseph's College, Rev W P Mackin,
pres; Rev SV P <l gnrty, vice-pres.
Sh ider Alexander J, notions.
Simmers J W, grocer.
Siscc Bros, wag m-makers.
Sisco Wm, marble-works.
Smith Edward B, carpenter.
Smith Prank, wagon-maker.
Spalding W SI & Co, general store.
Stoker Jacob, baker.
Sutherland Henry, distillery.
Swearinger Christopher C, meat market.
Talbot .John, rn< hant tailor.
Taylor W A A: Co. grocers.
Thomas Josiah W, lawyer.
Wal r Felix J, lumber.
War roll Henry, shoemaker.
Wathen John II. lawyer.
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WiddilFe John C, lawyer.
Wilson & M .iir bai L.-r-.
Wood David J, ilrusrgi: t.
Wort ;am Pobert, livery.
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county, 34 miles from Shepherdsville, the
county-seat, and 23 from Louisville. Pop-
ulation 100. Adams Express. W. U.
telegraph. Daily mail. \V. if. Trannell,
postmaster.
lilankensopp J J. general --tore.
Bowman A, brick rnnfr.
Bryan J I>, lawyer,
Chap "i ■ W i ier.
Cundifl' George W.
Glenn S P, I physician,
[lenders m JC,: loe i ter.
Little John W. blacksmith.
Tru nnell V B, meat n arket.
Trminell W. 11., Gen'l Store and Live
Stock.
Tydings C B, physician.
BARDWELL. Settled in 1874, is
% village and -' •' ' n on the< ., St. L & N.O.
%t. K., in Ballard c mnty, 7 miles ! . . • I
Blandville, the c >unty-seat. Wheat, corn,
hogs, and cattle are shipped. Population
76. Southern Express and W.TJ. teles
Daily mail. John W. Turk, postmaster.
Adams Robert, barber.
And rson D M, blacksmith.
Bodkin Daniel, flour end saw-mill.
Brown D A. wheel wri
Canett Reul en, phys •< ian.
Carroll W A. lawyer.
Edwards vV A, exp and R R agent.
Gore L I> & Son, druggists.
Harrion John, lock o id gunsmith.
Haw Lee, blacksmith.
Roberts A .J F, hotel and saloon.
U berts Jnme . propr hotel.
Shank.Hr! il L, tish commissioner.
1 nomas G A, physician.
Turk John VV., 'r-neral Store.
Turk J L, general store.
Turk W R, L".': iral store.
Violett A W, fur liture.
Watson J B, butcher.
White & Deans, mill owners.
White «3c Dycus, saw-mill.
more, on the Ohio river, and 350 south-
eastof Louisville. Exports tobacco, corn,
pork, wheat, and cattle. Weekly mail.
C. J. B i! la ■, , pi stmaster.
Barlow Clifton J, druggist and hotel propr.
Bass J K. } hysician.
Crice John V, general store.
1 is W P, ca • penter.
Tanner El as, blacksmith.
B ARK C A MP M 1 L LS. A n u d -
imp irtant and lately established post-office
in Whitlev county.
BARXETT'S CREEK, J
county, 6 miles west ot Paintsville, the
count; --.■.r> to which pla -• ■ '.- should
: si ■ 1 via th .vest f the Big
river. Tri-weekly mail. Z. M.
Can '.luli, postmaster,
Baye: John,
Blair J L, sh ma . -
Candill Zephaiiiak M., Druggist.
Ely Wm, c oj er.
Pickle N. physician and jusiiee.
Rule C G. black mith.
Salyer I J, Sr, dn g< i Is.
Stafford Jesse, dour and saw-mill.
. rd Jesse, grain and live stock.
Trimble W M,"agent.
Vanhoose Rev J VV (Mi.w'y Baptist).
BAllLOWCITV. A place of 100
lants, in the north-eastern part of i
' * I ■ unty, 12 miles north-west of
Blandville, the county-seat, 6 from Fill- j
BARTERVJX.LE. Two families
constitute this settlement, - is located
in Nil holas county, 6 • - rn Carlisle,
the ounty-seat, and near t shipping sta-
tion on the K. C. Ry, Mail by special
supply. John A. Porter, postmaster and
general store.
lv nnedy J T & Bro, general store.
Porter .John A., General Store.
BATCHELOK'S REST. Locat-
ed in the - ith ;rn part i f Pendleton coun-
ty, is the village of Batchelor's Rest,
taining a p i*f 100. The r
shippii g point is Palm , 6 miles north,
whi . i is also the s at >f the county . A
saw and grist-mill. 2 chur ■<■ and ..
a~o >us lir.i i. Prod . •■ is n sri ted. Semi-
Latan .' tail • | istmaster.
Browning E T. R R • 1 :pre 3 agt.
Browning ;'» H, saw and flour-mills.
Clayton Rev .1 C.
Gallowaj Bros, :! lur-tnill.
K i » }'. J, 1 i .. yer.
M , y A J j stice of peace.
Mains Jame.j. blacksmith.
y. I .;. , I- ; >: i'H ' ' r.il and Soutnern D
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Main= N I) C, g< ;. i si<>rc mid eo stable.
Main? , cooper.
Palmi r Jame*. w itgoi -maker
Rigg C, physician.
Shields John W, carpenter.
Willis I J, general s
Wood .A A. h it -1.
Wvatt A T. live stock.
BAUGH'S STATION. In the
northern pa I of Logan county, l't ■ ■ • •
north n( ], ■.- -.•,!', :':,•. the county-seat, its
nearest shipping point, n the M -
braneli of" the L. A: N. K. It., s d 120
south-west of Louisville, S ■',-.■ I\
mail. Population 125. G. N. Baugh,
postmaster.
BAUGHSVILLE. Laur untv.
[See Mersh :.'- Cro-s-roads).
BAYOC MILLS, [n ; fincston
county, a sin . nent, 10 n ■ • north
of Smithlaud, the co mty-seat. Thi* place
is a landing < i: thi Ohio river, ai i goods
can be shipped direct, tt has a Baptist
church and a common school, also a saw-
mill, r'opulath n 2o. Corn, ti eo, mid
potato* - an marketed. Adams '
Daily mail. Win. H. B - . ; ' 1 -ter.
Blovine, if. blacksmith.
liose Win, I!.. Express Agt and Com-
mission.
Rose Win. H., Merchant and Cooper.
Swinford A, dr} goods.
Thompson & 1 >ai iy. dour-mill.
BEACH\ riJJ5. Has 150 inhabi-
tants, and i • a ; ■-•- ' in 1 rthern p irt
of Metcalfe county, 8 m es north of Edmon-
ton, trie coii'ity-si at; : ip to Horss < ;r. •• on
L. & N. R. it.. 20 miles •wc-t. Water-p wer
is afforded by the Little Barren creek by
which a ilour-mi!l is pn pelled. Bank at
Horse Cave. Tobacco is the only shipment.
Mail tri-weeklv. \V. W. Hamilton, post-
master.
Coleu in James K.justioi of peace.
Dodi >n Re\ liaj 1 i -"
Dowel .J S, kaf-toha co
Everest K- \ 1 \Ietl udist I
Hamilton \V. \V., General Store.
II I bard J U. jii tiee ■■■; p tc -.
Marcum d M. harness-maker
Harcnm W A Son. tlour-mill.
Pierce V T. ?ons1 ible.
Sow* ; ■ Rev J 1' (Met! ■ ist)
Yates \\ m .A live stock.
BEAU WALLOW. 1 aablishedin
1875, isa post-olti e and inall vi lage in Bar-
ren county, 12 miles north ol Glasgow, the
Biid4 r<{ of Ilnrst Cave
1-he shipping
ith of Li isville. A church and
l school, and m 1 are sus-
tain! d t>\ 112 inhabitai : . ' ■ it, and
to iceo ■ ■■ - ipped, an i iaud com
S25 to ?5i :■ .•;•'. M'j ;: : ri weekly. J.
\\ . Man in, pi •' mast< r.
A nderson T L, hotel prop'r.
Barren \ W. • v clerk
Ewbank W A, > icl
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M ,-■ n J. 1 . [| earpi nter.
Martin J. W., Dr;;g and Groceries. '•
[■ j W, wti con-nm k t.
VY lis W ii. sho rial .
Wilson Dr < ft ieaf-toba 0 Jea er.
Wilson Josiah, liquor di-aler:ii I tlour-mill.
BEAKD'S STATION. A statioi
« 1 : he L., C & L. It'y, jo in Old
ham county •■■ ith a pop
LaGranu ti ■ ■ ■ - - north,
and I, aiKviiio, th< qi a re t 1 nk location,
18 mi •■ i-w st. A church a S ]
Schoo ire here. Pr duets pre live slock
and j :• iduee. A good opei •. • is here foi
a Hour ind grist-mill. Kipress Adams.
Mail daily. C. M. Crum, postmaster.
Bomin . shoemaker.
Crum <'. 33., Express and R. R. Agent.
Crura (.) M & Br<>, ■. ral sti re.
Fa • r" 5 J B, v tgon-ri aker.
ter G ■ •'•-•' W uni 1 iker.
Mahonev J C, h
Tylor M', blacksmith.
BKATTYVILLE. Established in
i S5(), and • ••■••;• center of Lee 1 ount v.
(ii wbii 1 « I it of jii-tice. is also a la
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north-west, on t!,-1 L. & N. ii. R. Four
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»hipments. Mail daily. M. J. Hill, post-
m aster.
Beach & Berger, shoemakers.
Beatly James M, lawyer.
Beech C M, boots and shoes.
Blount, Rev C J (Metho : it)
Holing W R, tinner,
Branden - i 'g Samuel P, 1 >g dealer.
Cassidy David, carpenter.
Cockrill Horace B, lawyer.
Cole Robert, groceries.
Cole Rev Robert (Christian).
Cole W S, marshal.
Gourluy John C, wag m-maker.
II I II Nancy M, hotel.
Hill R C, coal miner and general store.
Hill YV r\ In i ry.
Howell E 'J', justice of peace.
Jameson Robert B, hotel and livery.
fames n Th< mas, saloon.
Jones S M, saloon.
Jones S W, hotel arid shoemaker.
King Dennis, blacksmith.
McGuire J G, general store.
Mahan John S, lawyer.
Martin & Lutes, blacksmiths.
Miller T C, carpenter.
Pryse David, coal miner and police judg^.
Pryse E M, coal miner and hotel.
Pryse E M & Bro, general store.
Pryse & Thomas, insurance.
Re< I Willard, physician.
Scott Daniel, steamboat captain.
Thomas Felix, M, physician.
Thomas Wffi, mill owner.
Tincher Elias. jailer.
Twyman B W, lawyer.
Tyler C D. coal miner, an 1 general store.
\\ heeler II L, lawyer.
^ illiams D C, general store.
BEAVER, Recently established as a
poet-office, in Fioyd countv.
BEAVER DAM, On the P. & K. R.
R-, 4J mites from the county-seat of Ohio
county, and JOS miles from Louisville, is
•n 't'.-.l this village, which has 225 ;
1 at on, 1 Baptist chur h, and 1 school.
Daih stages to Hartford; fare 50 cents, and
CromwHl, fare >1 Southern Express.
Daily mail. G. W. Croper, postmaster.
Austin A J, wood-worker.
Austin H H, blacksmith.
Austin W A, blacksmith.
Barnard J P, Biipt Taylor Coal Mining
Co, and general store.
Doom ,1 M, express agent.
Hines M F, saloon.
Kahn A II, general store.
Mitchell G F, physician.
Mit< hell 1 ,'. physician.
Murroll \Vn,(!i
Paynor Jesse, hotel.
Stevens Thomas, grocer.
BEAVER LICK. An old settle-
ment, datini I ack to 1 £00, is a nliage of
some 50 uhal ... n t ern partof
Boone county, 11 miles south of Burling-
ton, the county-seat, and 5 miles east of
Walton, :i p : ^ p tint, :. (\ S. Ry.
Near* st ban ■-■ a! Coi ington, 22
A Baptist church and comrn n school are
hero. The produ ts are : 'i hac ■ -tuck.
and produce. Adams Express. Mail
daily. J. II. Sleet, postmaster.
Bentler J L, blacksmith.
Buffington Rev G N.
Connor J T, general store.
Dickinson Wm. wagon-maker.
Griffith ,T O, justice of peace,
Griffith A: Bros, stock.
H< > -i m C J. hotel and saloon.
Hugh s J C, sire stock.
Sleet John JI., General Store.
Underbid F M, :: i ir-mill (water).
Whit -man Rev Heber (Methodist).
BEDA, This post-office wasoriginally
known as Buikhorn, and was established in
185G, ii a small village in Ohio county, 6
miies n<-rth of Hartford, the seat of justice
arid hank location, and 129 from Lo lisville.
Beaver Darn, 9 miles, south, is the near"-',
railroad approach and shippi :, t, on the
P. A: E. R.R. Toba< coforn 3 the * h • Export.
Stage between Hartford and Owensboro
passes through here tri-wee :ly ; I ire ^0 cis.
t i the former and $1 .r>:! to the iatter place.
Mail tri-weekly. B. M. Bennett, post-
master.
Barni tt & Ellis, leaf-tobacco.
Bennett 1>. M., Blacksmith andWagon-
iiiM1. it.
Benton Joshua W, carpenter.
Doom ('apt, express agent.
Fo3ter John B, general store.
Foster & Bennett, leaf-tobacco.
Godshaw Aaron, genera! ^tor#.
Send for E'iiima'ci. J, W. ATKIXSON, 3i3-32< Soulh Cfir-ton Street CliJCACiiU, IS.» .
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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BEDFORD. The county -scat of
Trimble, 8 miles north-west of Cam]
burg, the shipping point, on L.,C. & L. R'y,
and 40 miles from Louisville. \s a town
with a population of about 300. Two
churches and a private school are sustai ied,
and hogs, corn, tobacco, and wheat ar - ip-
r id. Nearest 1 - is at '■'■■'-. I I
bail; stage to Campbeiisvilie: fare 50 ct s.
Daily mail. Andrew J. Giddens, postmas-
ter. '
Abbott V H, judge.
Bartain J T lawyer.
B rtle • A. W, pi y ian.
Bartlett John. la* ; • r.
Bartlett & l'< ik, lawyers.
Bell .1 W. hot ! proj rietor.
Burro *s V/ru, icl smith.
Ellis W T. lawyer.
Engleman Henry, blacksmith.
Guldens A. J,, General Store.
Hancock I C. p ;■ ian.
Isaac Win, general store.
Jackson Rev Andrew Baptist).
Lan J II, Hoi r ai ! saw-mill.
Loyd Reed, lawyer.
McCain J W, i i\\ yer.
Metcalf W A, physician.
Peak W F & Bro, general store.
Quit-en berry Rev W II (Methodist).
Trout J A, lawyer.
BEE LICK. Uereh acountr; post-
office, in Lincoln county, 2'J miles south-
east of Stanford, the county-seat. Ship to
Crab Orchard, 10 miles north, on the L. &
N. R. R. Produce is marketed. Mail
semi-week'.y. W. £. Perkins, postmaster.
Abbott Rev John | Baptist).
Albright Mrs Martha,
Barron Rev -i W (Christian).
Bryant M G. physician.
Collier W H, distiller.
l'erkin.s W. I'., General Store.
Reynolds R C, blacksmith.
Reynolds Rev W S (Baptist).
Rogers Ga ti, co> ;." r.
Warren Wyatt, cooper
BEE SPUING. Edmonson county,
lately established h- h post-office.
BEECH GROVE. V town in Mc-
Lean county, 150 miles from Louisville,
with a population of 150, located two miles
north of Wrightsburg, on Green River, via
which good hipped. Sebr
St. L. & S. E. div. L. v\! N. R. U.
nearest railroad point, and i conveni
shipping station, Shipments consist • f
bacco, wheat and i • rn. Daily mail. M.
G. Ash? i! U'c.
.Vshby >f. (',,,> -■.' Store,
A.shby JH Liithh-JHT, Saw and I io
mill.
Cacppin T NY. drugs.
t "j rk W \ . gr< '■•/.
Haidener W 11, general store.
Job • W if. hot<d.
Turbv E T,
Tumor W T, hotel.
BEEGHLAX1). A post-office- wltb
this name lately establish" d in SVashii g
county.
BELLE VIEW. Henrycounty. (So*
•Hill Spring).
BELLEVIEW. Boone county. (See
Grant).
BELLEVIEW. Christian county,
is a village of ab >ut 100 people, located • n
Sinking Fork creek, which h re furnish -
power. Hopkinsville, the county-seat, is
8 miles east, to which point goods should
shipped. A black*] i ; i i
Shipments comprise tobacco, wheat,
cattle and mules. Two churches and a
union school art; sustained. Daily sta^^
communication with Hopkinsville, far<
Toots.; Montgomery, 50cts.; and Cadiz, $1.
Daily mail. J. W. McGehee, postmaster.
Blakely E F, grocery.
Cullum E R, physician.
Dunning Thomas, constable.
McGehee J. W., General Store.
Wood Will, jUfctii P.
BELL'S STOKE. Ohio county.
(See Buford).
BELMONT. \ -
tion o!i the L A- N. R. It ; Rullitl county,
7 miles s nth of SI ph . i • t.i >co nty-
seat, ard 25 i om Lou ;ville. Ship
A union i • i i I l n d » .
school are here, and hay, fruits and pro-
duce are marketed. Poj iliition '/.'j. Ex-
BEL
1*1 '"■'■ ' * ? H*ve Settled aaore than X.4«0
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press Adams. Telegraph W. U. Mail
daily, W. 1!. Cun lift0 postmaster.
Carpenter J M, ju>tiee of peace.
Clarkson George, carpenter.
Cundiff W. B., Exporter of Horses
and Mule?.
Markle H A, paint -r.
( i l': ■ an Wn .-v rr ■- mid R R ag. tit.
Preston W if. sen. ral store.
Water.-; ,1 ,M . general store.
Woods J W, general store.
BEXNETTSTOWX. Tta ,
try post-o thee, in I :.-i-'.; in county, 15 mi: -
from Hopkins ville, the nearest railroad
station. Tri-weekly mail. M.-F. Bame.
postmaster,
Bame Joseph, general store.
Bame A; MeGee, leaf-tobaeco.
Jobe ,1 S, blacksmith.
Moss 11 W, saloon.
Whitloek .1 A, physician.
BENSON. I- a small settlement of
53 inhabitants in the south-western pari of
Franklin county, 6 miles south-west of
Frankfort, the county-seat 5G n iles east of
Louisville, and a station or, the Lexington
branch of the L., C. & L. R. R. Mail
daily. R. B. Colemiin, postmaster.
Coleman R B. general <toreand station i r
Meredith C P, physician.
BENT BRAXCH. A small p st-
offi'e in Pike countv, 350 miles from
Louisville. Weekly mail. R. P. Bevins,
postmaster.
Lawson J M, dry goods.
Pinson .1 A, gem ra1 stor* .
Scott J M. g. neral store.
BI]\TON
Kenton).
Kenton o<>un
(See
BENTON. The seat of justice for
Marshall county. Was s< tt led in l«i2,
an 1 i- now a town f ■" ' . tbitants
The nearest shipping point is Calvert
City, 10 miles north, on the P. £ E. R. R.
Clark's river here furnishes power t-> a
saw , u;rist and wo. 1. ! -mill, Bank at
Padueah. Corn, wheat, tobacco and live
Hock, are shipped. Stage to Murrav and
Paducah daily: fare $1.25, to e"ither.
Mail daily. John Mint or, postmaster.
.nd groceries.
'ocoj and Con-
Alexander R If. blacksmith.
Barnes i', E, gro< erics.
Barnes, Peterson A: Co, fiour, saw. woolen,
and planii g-mills.
Barry & Starks, drugs.
Chiles Jan L, county i I. i k.
Chile? lawv^r
[)y. us ,) \V '., ,vy, -.
Finle^ \ | , •; i ;,t market.
Gilbert A Rea ! lawyers.
H P T physi iai
Holi u ■ & 1 .• ■ .,,,*. drugs i
Minter .John, Jr., <
ionery.
Morgan R A , sn emal- 1 r,
V Ison D !. lawyer.
( ' ■ | ' i ■ lawyer
Pa mer L P. Iaw\ er.
Palmer T F, cir.-uit • i. rk.
Quarks R P. lawyer.
Smith A. phy J ian.
Smith D G, pi ■■ sician.
Smith F M, hot >1.
Stephens & Son, general store.
Stilley Mrs E. hotel.
Straw ite fir-, drj g o< i-.
Wils ! WJ, undertaker.
BEREA, Is a t..wn of 000 inhabi-
tants, first settled in 1858, on New Silver
( re< k 15 miles soul - of Ri< h nond, the
county-seat of Madison county, and the
location of the n< irest bank. II irris, a
station: on the Richmond branch, L. a N.
R. R.. is the most convenient shipping sta-
tion for its surplus products of lumber,
produce ar.'i canned fruit. A saw and
grist-mil!, 1 church, and a college, are
here. Stage to Kingston and Richnu
daily ; fare 40'-. and 75< . Mail daily. A.
J. Hanson, postmaster.
Bicknell T <r. bhv ksrnith.
Coyle J, general store.
Coj-le T J, justice i :' p. a< e.
Davis .1 C, grocer.
Fai r r i i . i ■• ter, fruit < anner*.
ev J G (Co nal).
Gabbar i J, j is; : <• <>f pea ••.
Hanson A. »T., Drugs, Stationery, ao)
I nn ranc Ag< iit.
Fl ii son .1 . ( i. !" ,:>!•< r \t ru. ,..':■.: turer.
if i'.-.' r S ' i, nurser\ .
ii. and d V, pi ysi" ian.
I i ■ t ■ hinson Win, : I oernak< r
J ■ nson P B. drv goods
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KENTUCKY STATf: OAZETTEER
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Lector C, lumber.
Lester, Hanson, Purl. & Co, saw-mill.
McDowell & Witt, physicians,
lioberson T It, dry goods.
Ryan M V, blacksmith.
Todd & Son, broom manufacturers.
White VV P, boot and shoemaker.
Witt E, general -■ • • i ;
Woolwine G, ci nstabie.
BERGEN. Settled in 1877; is a vil-
lage with a population of about 200 1 ■ pie,
near the Kentucky river, in Mercer county,
4 miles east of Flam i- burg, the ( ■ -
scat and bank location, It - • a -' m
on the C. S. Ry. An ■ penit g here for a
flour-mill. Grain, he ;i ■ and live
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si -k. are shipped, • >• m
public schools are s istained
A ianis. Teh graph American U
daily. Floyd Burke, postmaster.
Burke Floyd AL Son, Dr iggists,
Cannon & Mitchell, druggists.
Chambers W I), railroad and express
Chenault & Co, general store.
Dickerson J A, hotel and livery.
England & Son, genera! store.
Hugenly & Bro, distillers.
Moore D L, cooper and distiller.
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n. Mail
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BERLIN. Only a small Tillage and
post-office, in Bracken county, 6 miles west
of Brookville, the county-seal. Ship to
Bradford, on the Ohio river, 8 miles north,
or to Falmouth, the nearest railroad ap-
proach, 12 miles west. Tobacco forms the
shipment. Population 120. Stage to Brad-
ford and Augusta tri-weekiy. irrying the
mail; fare 40c. and 50c. A. Cookendorfer
postmaster.
Barker T S, saloon.
Blackbery J O, physician.
Biackbery P N, physician.
Cookendorfer A., Blacksmith and
Undertaker.
Dewitt J, wagon-maker.
Houston O li, constable.
Houston »?., General Store.
Lend ingberg .J, blaeksm th.
Morris F. C, Justice if the Peace.
Willis G, general store.
BERRY. A station on the K. C. K.
li., and an incorporated town of 400 inhab-
itants, located on South Licking river, in
Harrison county, 12 miles north of Cyn-
thiana, the co inty- ;eat und nearest bank.
Tobacco, stock and prod ire are shipped.
Express A. iams. Telegraph \V. U. Mail
daily. L. [I. Kankin, postmaster.
Batzell W J, druggist.
Crouch J l'», gen< ral store.
Juett .1 L, grocer.
K ing R U , g< neral -.tore.
M N«« A j, tobacco.
Kankin J ]). express agent.
llun kin li. If., Confectioner.
Rucker J J >, general store.
BERRY'S LTCK. Small village in
Butler county, 12 nih-s south of Morgan-
tow 1 0"Lwt-hou?e Sliip to Si ith
1 ■ 11, 15 ss.ut.h ti N! 1 Mm U division
1.. A: N. U. It. A saw so d grist-mill are
here. Pr> >dm e. luml •. r, rind ii ■■■ stock are
i. Mail semi-weekly. M. C. Ham-
ilton, postmaster.
Belcher John i'», wagon-maker.
Caldwell S J, live stock and tobacco.
Comer Samuel, flour-mill.
Hamilton IM. C, General Store.
Hamilt >n & Bust, fh ir-mill.
Harrison L, blacksmith.
Porter II VV, shoemaker.
Runner I) M, barber.
Turner G C, general More and tobacco.
Turner A: Son, saw-mill.
Turrier H B, ph\ sician.
BETHANY. A small settlement and
post-office in Owen county. 12 miles south
of Owenton, the seat of justice. Ship to
Corinth. 13 miles east, on the C. S Rail-
way. Tobacco is exported. Mail tri-
weekly. W. B Sharp, postmaster.
Bell & Reynolds, genera! store.
Carlton R K, physician.
Ford Rev H (Christian ).
Hoffman A. tobacco dry-house.
Moreland Joel, grocer.
Sharp \V. B., General Store.
Tate Tin >s, -; • uaker.
Traylor J no W, s^enera! store.
T"cker A T. justice.
Warner i! F, carpe nt r.
Whalen H, blacksmith.
BETHEL. Oi.lj a small unimpor-
tant post-ollice in Bath, county.
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K Silt I A III EE& CASTLEMAN Lsuisville, Ky.
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BETHLEHEM. Lately established !
a^ a post-office in Henry county.
BEVERLY. Christian county, is a ;
small post-olnet, - mih ? south of Hopkins-
ville, the countv-s.-at and shippin ; point on ,
the St. L. & S. E. Div. L. «fc N. E. R. Two
churches and an academy are here, at i
tol ace' • an ; w\ ■ ' are : i r o- 1 Mai tri-
weekly. J. T. rumor, postmaster.
Dulin J L, pin ^ieian.
Kenncr A Si i>. general store.
Major Frank, livery.
Major T II, iiv. stock and justice.
Turner A C, blacksmith una hotel.
Turner J. T., Wagon-maker.
BEWLEVVILLE. A villayc on !
the daily . nil . it ■•••. veen M !di .
and Ilai ! tsburg. Distant lA miles from
the latter place, which is the co ity-seat of
Breckinridge county, and the s •■ ■ ! stance !
south-west of the fun r, its
on the P. & K. II. E. B ink at C! t-rport. |
Population 12-V Tobacco, wheat and live !
stock are shipped. Stage to Muldr&ugh '•
and Hardinsburg daily; fare Si round i
trip. Express Southern, Mail daily. D. j
B. Rigsby, p istmaster.
Bash am II K. general store.
Bronner J E, express agt.
Duncan C W. silversmith.
Frank .1 H \V, physician.
Jolly R M. [j«n«ral store.
Keith W \V, druggist.
Morton &: Duncan, blacksmiths.
Paul G P. bhicksmith.
Pennington E R, physician.
Pennington VV H, shoemaker.
Richardson & Bro, general store.
Rigrsby I). B., General Store.
Walker J M, physician.
BIG CLIFTY. A station on the P. j
A E. R. II., 10 miles north-west of Leitch- ;
field, the seat of Grayson county. Popula- :
tion 100. Exports consist of produce and ,
tobacco. Dai'v >;agi to Hardin Sp'gs;
fare $l.o0 Expre - mthern. Mail
daily. David Kefaurer, postmaster.
Austin Win, produce.
Cook B C, wagon-maker.
Duvall II U, physician.
Evans & Kefaurer, Dr\ Goods.
Fullilove Rev James ( Baptisi
('ion: .1 i\ hotel propr.
Hackett James ii, teachi r.
I ■ k George F. dry _■ >ods.
I an rem e .1 M. express.
Mehr E B, teacher.
Murray F W, section foreman.
P« rh ( !e irge, justio .
Wooiridge John A, justice.
Woolridire Robert, cot
t-olfii e in Clair
B TO CREEK. A
county. \V< ek ly mail,
Caudil vS R & Bro, general store.
R '"• ■< rts F, gi neral store.
BIG HfJLL. A country post-oS e q
Madison county. ]•', miies south of Rich-
mond, the com - t. - ; Lo Harris -ta-
ti. n, 10 miles distant on Ri< Limond bran« h
L, A >'. R. P.. Mail tri-weekly. John
Robers n. postmaster.
< ' 1 R, hotel proprietor.
Newlam . .- .-. hotel.
Rol ers< n Joi n. general store.
BIG REEDY. On creek of fame
name, iii Edmonson county, 1"' miles noril -
east of Brow isville, the e< ui ty- eat. The
creek furnishes power by whicl a flour
mill is propelled. Nearest railroad fhh |
point h at Caneyville, on the P. & E. '
11 miles north. Shipments are live e1 >ck
and lumber. Mail s^mi- weekly. J. B.
Tomes, p istmaster.
Anderson L A, teacher.
Anns Thomas, blacksmith.
B >nd J R, express agent.
Dalton "W.on. ji ;-ti< *• of peace.
Davis Rev A C (< -h 'istian ).
Durbin Martin, justitv of peace.
Jones J A. live -took.
Miller A D N. livestock.
Milligan G W, phvsi . .
N .,- ■. i' W, live sto< k.
Nash vV R, teacher.
Tannv J A, flour-mill.
Tilford .1 E P, physician.
T irnes J A. :! iur-mill.
ToiIieS J. BM LiveStoek.
VI i ■ F, teai her.
Willv Mflvern, general Btore.
Woasley Cr VV. Hve stock.
BT<; HEXOX. A country post-on ■ e
in Cumberland countv. Burkesville, the
' .. • ',•.--•! |>utingr*t»mps. Self-Inking Stumps. Ban : "itamm an J*-e<
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rain are
■ time a
. A. A.
county-seat, 0 miles distant, i- also the
nearest shipping -t ,■ n a th C mil erland
river. Glasgow, 40 mile? south west i
the nearest railroad approach \ church
&nd si h ol a *e ;ustained by a popu! .'; >n ol
about 100. it is thought that petr imi
exjst3 in large and paying qu mtities in the
neighborhood. Mining is carried on to
some extent, and tobacco and
shipped. Si to > •■• ... u r.
we.iv • fare ;*t. Mail tri-w -:■■:. h
Strange, fi ibtmastor.
Aken Richard, :oo] i .
Baker S K, flour and woolen-mill.
Cheek , physician.
Hagan Res '1 (Chri l : ■ nl
Hagan W, bla< ksmith.
Jones C S, bla< ksmith.
Lloyd N ,J, >hing! '-manufacturer.
Lloyd VV P. blad mith
Morson Win, shn ma -t
Smith K S. blacksmith.
Strange A. A., Farmer.
Strange C P. live itock dealer.
I5IG SPUING. This village, of
about 150 population, is in Breckinridge
county, 20 mile.-, from Uardinsburg, the
county-seat; 9 from Vine Grove, on P, &
K. R. R., a/id 10 from Louisville. Daily
mail. J. D. Strother, postmaster.
Burkhart W A. blacksmith and mill owner.
Caldwell J, barber.
Eskridge A IJro, harness-makers.
Grief A, jeweler,
Howard T B, grocery and hotel.
Meador McH, general -tore.
Robinson T H, carpenter.
Smith John II, druggist.
Storn J imes ' » furnit i "e.
Strother J. I)., Physician.
BIJRDSVILL.E. A landing on the
Ohio river,'- a village with a population
of about 80, in Livingston county, H miles
north-east of Smithland. the county-sent,
and 300 south-west of Loui-viil.-. ' .ship
dire. t. via the river. Thv nearest bank is
at Paducah. (.•>■■' . *heat, t «ba .:... oats,
and hay are shipped, A g i open in v
her* for a fiouring-miH. Kzpress Adams.
Mail daily. It. M. N'cUon, postmaster.
Coffield M D, general ,t<>re.
Crewdsan Rev J V> (Baptist*,.
'"'-'>U'-h II P, g» :'.»rn! -tore.
j Dun:: A Therlkell, harness-makers
i Furnish T 0, physician.
i Jameson J 1,, grocer.
: Mason II. w asron-maker.
| Miller F M. gr ,
j Nelson II. 31., General Store and Ex-
; pre.,s A-ent.
Nelson S 1 , constable.
Robert - ■• T J • ' | ,, .,,.,.
ih-3 vvoll J M jc Uro,
lUlfK'S CITY. I- n landing on
l'"''' '■ '•>' " m Daviess , ountv, 10 mile*
*■'•-- ■• ' Ov,-i isb >r< t] -seat and
nearest railroad approach >::]\<ur ■ is car
be made din ct, - ' • ■' • n river T
!agt- " ' " • i , ation of about 200,
and tob tnd ••• ; iskv are shipped. A
i;-! ' ■' h ■ :: and a di-t i< t school are
sustained. Land i valued at $15 to $:i0 per
acre. Daily mail. L. P. Birk, postmaster.
Ballard J M, bla. ksmith.
Birk (' E, gen ral -tore
Birk F E, constable.
Birk F K A: tiro, tobacco.
I>irk L. P., Genera! Store, Navigation
A •.; •;', and Justice.
Hagan 6c Bro, &ro< ery.
Johnson J E, phy- i
Lancaster Ci arleV hotel.
Pate & Asher blacksmiths.
Shetfer Thos & Co, distillers.
Stanley N <>, saw-mill.
Woods & Son, blacksmith.
1JIKM INGHAM. An incorporated
town, in Marshall county, 12 miles north-
east of Benton, the county-seat, and i;00
from Louisville. The nearest railroad
station is Gilbertsvilh . 1 i m les north, on
the P. A K. R. K. Bank at Pad i
An excellent opportunity for u tobacco
dealer is presented here. * Export's consisl
of t 'bacco, corn, wheat, hogs, and cattle.
)';.:- is a tine tobacco-raising country and
land can be purchased at $5 to $10 per
acre Population 250. Mail semi-weekly.
The olde-t settler in the pla.-e, is L. S.
Lock i r. • • stmastcr.
Bangher J, shoemaker.
Bai k Thon a - carpenter .
Barnett I T, 'it'*', •! iur-mill and g-.-n stor«'.
Bussell A T, dentist.
P'ilii Jonathan, pi _\ sician.
F.lli- J (' physician.
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Frisszell 1 N. chair manufacturer.
Heath M E, hotel.
Heath & Ellis general store.
Lochead A C, gi neral store.
Locker G W A; Co. general store.
Locker «1 B, dru^s and groceries.
Locker, Kinsoloing & Co. general store.
Locker Laban S., Dairy.
Lore James I rdins house.
Miller Hev J Q [ Metl ist).
Niell «J A N. wa-tron -maker.
Nowlin Rev W J - Baptist).
Tetters, D G, physician.
Sasseen J N. carpenter.
Warfield it. brick-mason
White V,r H, teacher.
Wilson J M, physician.
HLACKnUHX
in Union county.
A small post-office
BIV1XSVILLE.
(SeeCiifty).
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countv.
BLACK W A L NTT
ty. (S^t Freedom ).
BLACKWATER, In the western
part of Morgan County, sometimes eal ed
M&ytown, ia a small village of 65 inhabi-
tants, 18 miles south-east of West Liberty
the county-seat and the same distance
BLACK HA \V K. A station on the
Maysville branch, K C. railroad, in N'ieh- i
o!as county, 5 miles south of the county-
•aat, Carlisle, which is also the nearest
bank location. It is only a small village
of about 30 people, and serves as a ship-
ping point for the neighborhood, for sur-
plus products of stock, lumber and pro-
duce. Adams Express. Telegraph West-
ern Union. Mail daily. W. J. Myers.
postmaster.
Blake S T, general store.
Kenney Isaac, justice.
Meyers H B, blacksmith.
Meyers Walter, blacksmith.
Moore George, cooper.
Myers W. J., General Store and R. R.
and Express Agent.
RobbinsJno L. nhvsician.
Robinson Rev N G* ; Methodist).
Bhankland W E W, blacksmith.
W M & M Co, saw and planing-mHU.
Barren Coun-
south-east of C in wall, i '. ■ nearest sbi
point on L., C. & L. R. II. Bank at Mt.
Sicrli;;^;. Timber is ! nt in the vi-
cinity, and with pr duee and some grain
form the expi rts, a Methodist church and
public school ar< sustained. Mail daily. E.
B. May, postmaster.
Hill J F, w agon-maker.
Lawson David A Co, ! i ksmiths.
May 1J F, e .■<■>■: il ■ .< re.
31;iy & Buy, General Store.
Powers Lewis, Cai
Templeton J K, physi< ian.
BLA1NT. This villacewas firstsettied
in 1 325 and now has a t puiation of 100.
It is on a ere< k o e which supplies
power to v. iaw and grist-mill in Lawrem e
co nty, 20 miles w.-st <>t L ■ , I
ty-seat, ami SO0 • •: ' 1. uis% tile. Trr-
shipping point is Wiilard, 15 milea north,
on th^ E. K. Ry. Two churches and a com-
mon school are here, ai <'. - irghum, beans,
and produce are shipped. Bank at Grayson.
Mail daily. A. M. Hot brook, postmaster.
Bishop David, carpenter.
Boggs II, carding-mill.
Boi ier W B carp Titer.
Bordess W 1>, engineer.
Burton A, lawyer.
B rt ■■. A Me, blacksmith,
Burt..!-. I) J, mas< n
Burton J F, physician.
Burton & Son. flour-mill.
Burton & Son, wagon-makers.
Ding'j ; \V M. barber.
Elam G M, principal High School.
Filch F B, general store.
Gambill Jesse, shoemaker.
Gambill .1 J, physician.
Gambill & Sweatnam, general store.
Haw- A, flour and saw-mi!!.
Harris S. flour-mill.
Holbrook A M. :'. >ur and *aw-mill.
Holbrook A. 31., General Store.
Johnson T O, i-ad : er.
b.'iii- Swan, carpenter.
R •■ Y T. physi' ian.
Saunders S P. < ooper.
Swetman C L, general'store.
Watkins Henry, physician.
Young Alien, cooper.
i BLAHt'S MILLS. In the north-
| em part of Morgan county, 8 milea north
IP- no AFP m r-~-
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of West Liberty, the county-seat; 35miles
east of Mt. Sterling, its nearest .shipping
point, or. the Mt Sterling division of the
L., C. & L. R. K, and 37 miles south-west
of Grayson, on the F. K. R. R, Semi-
weekly mail, and stage to West Liberty
and Elliott ville. Wm. L. Elam, postmaster.
Collins Carter, justice.
Laine Lewis prop'r Blair Mills, wagon-
maker and b icksmith.
McDaniel ii. bin. ksi iitl
Parker Rev B F (Christian).
BLAXnviI LL. The =eat of jus-
tice for Ballard county, is an incorporated
town; was tirst settled in 1;S44, and contains
about 500 inhabitants. Shipments can be
made to Bardwell, 6 miles south on the C,
St. L. & N. o. K, R., or to Cairo vin 01 io
river. This latter plate is the I nation of
the nearest bank. Tobacco, corn, and
wheat are shipped, and land can be ob-
tained at $5 to $20 per acre. Stage com-
munication with Padueah and Cairo. Mail
daily. W. C. Hendricks, postmaster.
Atherton Rev 1. Uaptist l.
Ballard News (weekly).
Bishop W H, lawyer."
Bishop W S, judge.
Bodkin A, constable.
Boyd J W, druegist.
Bugg Z W, lav. ver.
Coffee J W A Co, druggists.
Crawford J J, hotel.
Davis John F, saloon.
Farrow Rev J K [Christian).
Glenn T L, Ci>unty clerk,
Hendricks AV^ C. & Son, Grocers.
Horr E W, town clerk.
Jenkins F M, lawyer.
Jenkins T LI. lawyer and county jud»e.
Jenki;is W W. circuit clerk.
Jewett D P, physician.
Lane John B, justice of the peace.
Linderman A. carpenter.
Manke Edward, grocer.
Marshall T C, lawyer.
Milton U R, lawyer.
Nicholas J M, lawyer.
Pettit Rev T IT Baptist).
Pinket & Cotner, blacksmiths.
Ray I, C, justice of the peace.
Reeves (i W, Ian yer.
Rica John L, wagon-maker.
Rich L K, wagon-maker.
Robertson R F, grocer.
Seay J S, physician.
Shelton K M. flour-mill.
Shelton & Miller, physicians.
Shelton & Moore, flour-mill.
Smith ii S, physician.
Taylor & Horr, general store.
Vaughan S P, undertaker.
Warden A J, lawyer.
Watson W S. =addler.
W< aver L W, i arpenter.
Wilds G B, general »tor .
Wilds & Bro. lawyers.
BIjOO!>. The name for a newlv ea-
: tablished post-oiliea in Calloway county.
BLOOMFIELD. In precinct of
I same name, Nelson < n ■■ . i- an incorpo-
i rated town of o()0 in i tbiu nl -, and is the
J terminus of the Short Line Branch C. & 0.
j ii. R„ which is now nearly completed. At
i present, us most accessible shipping point
isBardstown.il mi!H3 south-west, which
is also the county-seat and 1-ank location.
Louisville is 37 miles north-west. A
weekly newspaper. "The Nelson Enter-
prise," 4 flouring mills (steam), 5 churches,
a seminary, and good public s<
and colored), are sustained. The -' p-
rnents consist chiefly of mules, horses, and
live-stock, with some wool and grain.
Good general opportunities are present ■.
here for mechanics, or any manufacturing
interest. Land in the neighborhood aver-
ages $30 to $7.r. per acre. Express Adams.
Mail daily. W. A. Terrell, postmaster.
Bloomlield Milling Co, Hour-mills.
Broadbent Joseph' blacksmith and hotel.
Broderick John, shoemaker.
Broderick & Bro, blacksmiths. '
Brown & Hurst, drugs.
Caldwell Robt C, physician.
Cave Rev W E i Presbyterian).
Davis A J, undertaker and furniture.
Dent ».v Pa ih ' irtal le saw-mill.
Ellis Thomas, Proprietor Nelson En-
t rpriso . Weekly i See adv.)
Guthrie J. n es, flour-i lill.
Hall RevThomas, principal of Bloom field
Seminary.
HinkleA VVhitesides, livery and sale stable.
I luston S C, hotel.
J '.i d a M & H . m erchan Is.
Launders Rev J M 'Presbyterian)
I } • , i §i I t St \< and Q w?\\ '•'-'-.
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Mcrrifield & Guthrie, grocers.
Middleton Wm, baker.
Miles T II, notary public.
Miles Hayden, wagon-maker.
Nelson Enterprise (weekly), Thomas
Ellis. Proprietor.
Poff John W, saddlery.
Purdy John H. saloon
Rober son Rev I) W ( Methodist).
Terr-'1! Mrs John - ving-ma til --;.
Terrell John A, hardware.
Thomas II C. scwinsr-machines.
Thomas J 0 & Co, druggists.
Tyler Chas. flour-mill. *
Wakefield JohnJ.pl ysi' ian.
Wigginton J < . rlour-mill.
Wilkinson S F, dour-mill.
Wilson I! A , flour-mill.
Wilson & V. K;:\ . Srv g ■« ds
Wood A lerrell, Boots, Shoes Hats
and Caps.
Yager A Whiteside, grocers and ag'l irr.p'ts.
BLOOM IN' GTON. Only a country
post-ofliee in Magoffin county, 'J miles east
of Salyersville, the county-seat. Mail
weekly. John Franklin, postmaster.
Brown S W, general store.
Franklin John, Farmer.
Howard R F & !I. flour and grist-mill.
BLUE LICK SPRIN'GS. 1 at
on Licking river, in precinct of same
name, Nicholas county, is a small village
of about 60 inhabitants. The nearest rail-
road point is Ewinjr, 10 miles east, on the
K. C. R. R. St tge to Carlisle, the county
scat, tri-woekly. tare $1. Mail tri-weekly.
W. T. Overly, p< -tmaster.
Bow Wm, justice of peace.
Frank Henry, blacksmith.
Hildreth A , justi< •• of ; • ace.
Hughes W J, «aloon.
Larue .1 A & Bro general store.
Larue J A. ife Bro, hotel.
Overby W. T., General Store.
Pavne .! H, mineral v ater.
Raft'erty M, saloon.
Ryan Th imas, cooper. "
S iddl< r .; •:. cooper.
Thompson James, physician.
Turnev 1), hotel.
BLUFF CITY. Alsoknown h< Heb-
bards\ il'.e, is quite an ent ^o-:~;; g v
t ifully it ■ n Gn en river, in He! -
derson county, 12 miles east of Hender-
son, the county -seat, ai '1 '2 > miles (by wa-
ter) to Evaiisv lie oi tin < diio ri: er. 5 ; •
ments can be m . '•' direct to Bluff City
via Green river. Good timber in the vi-
cinity, which, with tobacco, find corn,
form the exports. Population 100. A
steam saw-mill, '2 chnrcl e.s, and a free-
school, are her.'. Mail tri-weekly. J. R.
Routon, postmaster.
Bewley Elmore, agt navigation company.
Carroll S E & S< n, saw-mill.
Cross U. saw-mill.
Fisher Henry, cooper.
Hanes S D. o rry proprietor.
Hanes & Chase, coopers.
Heart R S, tobacco.
Lewis , physician.
Lightfoot , physician.
Roberson John, superintendent.
Hon ton J. R., General More.
liO.VZ. A small settlement in Graves
county, and station on M., P. 0c N. R. K..
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12 miles north of Mayfield, the county-
seat. Live stock is shipped. Southern Ex-
press. Daily mail. J . S. Pryor, postmaster.
Gilliam A U, constable.
Gilliam C J K grocer.
Grant C \V justice of peace.
Hodges G \\ . general store.
Hughes & Hodges, ilour-mill.
Johnson (5 \., cabinet-maker.
McNeill J H, poop. r.
Peoples E E, live stock.
Pryor »1. S., Railroad and Express Agt.
and General Store.
Thomas J \V, physician.
Winegar & Madden blacksmiths.
BOHOX. An incorporated village in
Mercer county, 6 miles from Harrodsburg,
the county-s**at, bank location, and - lip-
ping station, on C. S. Ry. A good open-
ing here for a flour and grist-mill. Pop-
ulation 12">. Wheat, corn, and produce
are exported. Price of land in the
vicinity is $25 to $30 per acre. Tri-weekly
mail. H. Hicks, postmaster.
Gebhart E il, general .-tore.
Micks Henry, Shoemaker.
Linney Thomas, blacksmith.
Marshall G W, blacksmith.
M&ssie W J, general store.
McDaniel M M, lawyer.
M? Daniel Dr, physician and dentist.
Shelton A. livery.
"WeUharn Rev Isaac (Christian).
"Wilson D J, proprietor City Hotel.
"Wilson, Wheeler & Marshall, wagon-
makers.
HOLT'S FORK. Boyd county. 22
miles s-juth of Catlettsburg, the county-seat,
and 'j east of Coalton, the shipping point,
on A., (.'. & I. II. R. Good power is fur-
nished by the east fork of the Little Sandy
river, which is utilized by a saw and grist-
mill. The nearest bank location is Ash-
land. Population 50. Corn, produce, and
wheat, are shipped, and improved farm-
land is valued at $12 to $20, unimproved at
43 to $10 per acre. Mail semi-weekly. S.
D. Finley, postmaster.
Bolt Alfred, stock buyer.
Bolt M T, county surveyor.
Bolt W D, flour-mills.
Bolt W G B. farmer and live stock.
l»t*lt «S»: Finley, General Store.
Brainard John, flour-mill.
Ellis J K, socialist.
Kinner H, fanner and live stock.
Pinkerman Da, teacher.
Pritchard J T, justice of peace.
Priehard , physician.
Queen, John, farmer and live-stock b^eedar.
Stevens Noah, blacksmith.
BOXNJ RVILEE. Or Bacon Creek,
as the station is called, is an incorporated
village, and station, on L. & N. R. R., of
about 150 inhabitants, in Hart county. 8
mile* north of Munfordville, the county-
seat. Bacon C'-! ■ '■ furnishes g od power,
' ' y a iiourintr-niill. Nearest bank <.\
Horse Cave. Tobacco, strain, live stock,
and produce are shipped. Kxpr.>,->
Adams. Telegraph W. U. Mail daily.
K. Jamison, postmaster.
BONNY. Only lately established. It
i.s small and unimportant. Morgan county.
BOONE. t\ho known as Chamber's
Station, is a station on the I... C. A I. R.
R.. and small country post-office, in Meni-
fee county, 8 miles west of Frencbbure.
the county-8i at, and 142 from Louisville.
Population 25. Lxpress Adams. Mail
daily. Elijah Chambers, postmaster.
Barnes T K, general store.
Harnett John, justice of peace.
Baugh P A, blacksmith.
Burgain John, saw-mill.
Chambers J. J., Live Stock.
Frazie James, R R agent.
Mills J EI, saw-mill. '
Raborn G W. saw-mill.
Shr .pshire Wm, blacksmith.
Sterling, M, express agent.
BOONE FURNACE. Settled in
1803. is a farm-house post-office in Cartar
county. 18 miles north-east of Grayson, the
county-seat, bank location and shipping
point (by railroad! on E. K. Ry. Popula-
tion :i". Semi-weekly mail. C.W.Wooten,
postmaster.
Cooper Eli it Son, merchants (3 miie3 0ut}.
Cooper E F, saw-mill.
Cooper R N, cooper (3 miles out).
Marchant Dr N A L, drugs and medicines.
Ratclirf J T, flour-mill (3 miles out).
AVootea C. W., Farmer.
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Ultll 8 iwbilfiftflfl Blsted ClKtiiw. Agents Everywhere.
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nOONKVII.l.i:. I, anii .rporated
town, with about 300 inhabitants, and i»
the county scat of Owsley, 150 miles south-
east of Louisviiie. The nearest shipping
point is Livingston, 10 miles south- west, on
the- L. & N. R. R, and the banking busi-
ness for the place: is transacted at Rich-
mond. The south fork of the Kentucky
river supplies power to a flour-mill; a
stoam-mili is also here, and a Methodist
church and free school are sustained. In
the vicinity, coal, iron, and lead are found
in abundance, which, with timber and farm
produce, comprise th • exports. Daily mail.
Mary Ev« rsole, postmaster
Boling R H, blacksmith.
Botner 3''-, physician.
Botner A: Son, dour-mill.
Breeding John, general store and hotel.
Combs »!c Revnolds, general store.
Duff EC, hotel.
Eversole tSi. Combs, General Store.
Flannery VS in, general store,
Franklin R P, physician.
Green U v. is. blaeksn ith.
Hampton Minter, general store.
Hogg H C, general store.
Minter C 11 A Co, general store.
Minter & Son, flour-mill.
Need bam II C & Co, general store.
Reynold John, flour-mill.
Ross L»-vi, general store.
Sanders S O, physician.
Sebastian J M, lawyer.
BOON'S CAMP. A village of 150
inhabitants, in the eastern part of Johnson
county, four miles from Ward City, the
nearest shipping point, on the west fork of
Hi^ Sandy river, 10 miles east of Paints-
viile, the county-seat, 38 south of Willard,
the nearest railroad approach, and '250
from Louisville. Lumber and coal are
shipped. Mai! semi-weekly. J. R. Mollett,
postmaster.
Lutton Elias, blacksmith.
Fairchild Moses, blacksmith.
Fields Rev Elijah (Christian).
Meeks Rev Nathan (Baptist),
Mollett Elias, live stock.
Mollett James H, lawyer.
Mollett Rev James W (Baptist).
Mollett J. & IL, Livestock.
Mollett .1 W, justice of peace.
M'.usaac James, flour-mill.
Nibert & Daniels, flour-mill.
Standifer Z. justice of peace.
Wetls Re\ Aaron (Methodist).
Jh ob (t, constable.
Weils John i', law \ er.
Wells J Ci, mil iic-teacher.
Wells R M, blacksmith.
Wells Win ft. ph\ -:• i ,n.
Wells M L K, shoemaker. *
JJOOTHE'S STATION, Only a
farm-house, post-office and station on the L,
& S. R. R., in Hardin county, 10 miles
north of Elir.abethtown, the uounty-seat.
Maii daily. P. Booth, postmaster.
Booth P, R R agent and hay dealer.
Fowler W H, blacksmith and stock dealer.
French Silas, distiller.
Johnson C H, hay dealer.
Lass well A, lumber dealer.
Lasswell John ¥, saw-mill,
BORIHJSY. In the southern part
of Union county. Is a village containing
about 150 inhabitants, 1 i miles south-east
of MorganGeld, the county-seat and 25
-.vest of Sebree, on the St. L. & S. B.
branch L. & N. R. R., or Caseyville, 26
miles west on the Ohio river, either of
which are shipping points, {tanking i3
transacted at Morgantield. Tobacco and
wheat are shipped. Mail tri-weekly. Mil-
lard P. Mart, postmaster.
Andrews John D, wagon-maker.
Arnold J H. justice.
Christian J G, hotel.
Christian & Bailey, physicians.
Coleman C S, general store.
Hardesty W J, harnes3-maker.
Hickman J R, harness-maker.
Iloleman W W, constable.
Long Andrew, shoemaker.
Mart J J. lawyer.
Mart Millard 1\, Livestock.
Mart R A & Bro, general store and leaf
tobacco.
Moore R-v T D (Christian).
Owen ■& Bunton, physicians.
Pride J S, wagon-maker.
Pride W F. blacksmith.
Pride A Montgomery, und;r;*k»ra and
cabinet-makers.
Woe-ding I) B, undertaker.
Wooding J r, justice.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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BOSTON. In Nelson county, U a
post-office and station on the line of the L.
& N. R. R. (Knoxviile Branch1. 12 miles
south-west of Bardstown, the county-seat,
and r.r-.iT'-'' hank, and 35 south east of
Louisville. ' Ship direct. The Li] ments
from here comprise live stock hay, lum-
ber and Lark. A lumber-mill. '.' : arches,
and & public school, are sustained by a pop-
ulation of loO. Express Adams. Mail
daily. J. I). Perryman, postmaster.
Arnold E II, gen .-tore, R R and expagt.
Botto V. tinn* r.
Ha!i L G & Son, general store.
Perrymati .1 E*., Gem ral Store.
Fittman J M, biai ksmith.
Summers Frank, physician.
Wise S II. physician, and general st >re.
BOSTON. WhitWcountv. iSoeL.it'.
BOSTON STATION, A station
on K. C. R. R. The town is incorporated,
and has a po{ illation of about 1200. Fal-
rrv uth, the seat i justice f< -r Pend let* r'
county, is 8 miles south. A steam lumber-
mill, belonging to the Boston Lumber Com-
pany, is here, and lumber form* the chief
shipment, although some live stock and
grain are exported. Telegraph Western
Union. Mail daily. C. C. flagemeyer,
postmaster.
Anderson Mrs Amanda, hotel.
Best John T. wagon-maker.
l?ost<m Lumber Co., Saw-mill.
Ellis Henry, surveyor.
Hall Henry H, general store, R R and ex-
press agent.
Nolin James W, justice of peace.
BOTLAXD. A village of about 125
inhabitants, in Nelson county, 6 mile-
south-ea'-t of Bardstown, the (•• unty-=eat.
which is, also, the shipping point, ■ n Bar 1s-
town division L. & N. R. R., and nearest
bank location. Produce is raised and
•hipped. Stage to Bardstown and Spring-
field ; tare 60 cents and $1. Mail tri-week-
ly. F. B. Brinoy, postmaster.
Allen Rev C C (Christian).
Brinoy F. 15., General Store.
Brown R B, carpenter.
Crnme T F, justice of peace.
Wilson W M, carpenter.
Wilson W D, blacksmith.
BOWLING GREEN. Situated*,
the confluence of Green ai d Barren riven.
at the head of navigation, in Warr
county, of which it is the seat. TbeGre -
and Barren River Transportation (' .
pany make regular daily trips b tw i i
city and Evansville, stopping at all int r
mediate points. This city, of 6,000
itants, is h ■ .utifully situated, an 1 po
ad\ int iges < uj ycd by but few other citii -
in the State. It has a reservoir 235 !'• •:
above the city, which renders the >;•■• < r
fire-engines unnecessary. Its pul He park-
are very handsome and attractive. An
excellent telephot • syst< in connects it with
Mining City. 00 miles distant. It has sev-
eral manufactories, prominent among
are two stave-mills, flotiring-mill. woolen-
mill, two carriage factories, and a distil Wy
Several fine church edifices and good
lie schools are "here, and the court-;:
which is admitted to be one of the most
magnificent structures in the State at ■'
cost the county $150,000. '1 lie bonded in-
d« I ' dnes3 of 'the <. It; i3 *130,000, ■■
assessed valuation of real and per
property of $2,250,000. In addition to its
public school system, the city has educa-
tional advantages afforded by two exi el
seminaries — the Ogden College and the
Bowling Green Female College. Four
bunks are here, and two newspapers — the
Bowling Green Democrat and Gazette —
both of which are well-known and properly
appreciated as first-class journals, than
which no better <"an be found for advertis-
ing purposes. Gas and water-works are
here. Besides the navigation facilities af-
forded by the rivers, the city also has the
advantages which its position as an import-
ant station on the Memphis Division of tl <*
L. & N". R. R. gives it, and over which it
ships larjje quantities of live stork, cereal*
and t hacco. Excellent hotel accomrm da-
tions are provided by good hotels, the prin-
cipal of which are the Morehead and the
Ritter House. Both of which are first- :la-d
in every respect. ar>- supplied with all mod-
ern conveniences, and receive the well de-
served patronage of the traveling pub!
Oneof the largest vineyards in the State is
located here, which produces some 4,000 gal-
lons of a very superior quality of wine
yearly. Express Adams. Telegraph West-
tern Union. Mail daily. \V. E. Hobson.
postmaster.
BOW AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BOW 77
MOREHEAD HOUSE,
SOUTH-EAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,
BTKS. S. E. ARMITAGE A MRS. C. A. HERDMAN, Proprietresses.
RATES PER DAY, $2.00.
Special attention given to commercial travelers. Good Sample Rooms. References : The traveling public.
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THE BOWLING GREEN GAZETT
[Successor iu the Grern River PaniajrrapH.)
IS THE REPRESENTATIVE PAPER OF ITS SECTION
Pemocratic in politic*, it represents the Agrkultura!, Mechanical and Educational interest* of th*
tarrouuding counties, a:id givea each weetc a full resume of local an i general news.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES, $4.00 PKH ANNUM.
TIKE GAZETTE CTOIB OFFICE
Comprises facilities fur executing all kinds of JOB PRINTING in tha most approved styles, aal at
the cheapest rates
IB. IE3I. lE'OI^^iriS^,, Editcr and Proprietor.
E. B. 8EELEY, 8eo. & Treas. JNO. A. ROBINSON, Gen'l Sup't.
THE (3-T^ESISr A.ISTID BA-T^ZR/EItT
River Navigation Company.
_^ ' - ■■■.■■ a;i^.%.
Leave Eowlinsc Green for Evansville and all
|ij ...i '.. points on Green Hiver every Wednesday and Sat-
t^, ,;,,,'• St. urdav at 9 A.M.: returning, leave Evuisviile svery
<«"»■'-—« "* .■r:TiM»".. mvmSr*?* utm Monday and Thursday at 4 P. M. Tnrou^h ratea
from Lionigville to ail poiais on Green Biver furniahed by the L. & N. B. R. Co., or
at the Office of our Corapaay,
bo^wt-iIistg- a-ZE^EEisr, icy.
Passenger and Freight Steamers
Steel -ramps, Burning Brands, Rubber Stamp*,
soap Moulds and Presses. J>. BOCHE, Engrawr
I and Die Sinker, tGG Randolph St., CHICAGO, V.U
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
BOW
bvans,
Adams James M. blacksmith.
Adams Samuel T, city marshal.
Aden John, tail, r.
Allen Charles H, cigar manufacturer.
Allen Charles S, hardware, iron and plows.
Allen John R, m u »; r VV I' T< I Co.
Almond Thomas YWp] . -.<• h< r.
Armitage Mrs. S. E.. and Mrs. C.
A. Herd mail. Proprietors Morehead
House. v - -
Bacon Mrs Lucy K. rr.iliinery.
Bardmaker A .,.•'-'. -. me a market.
Barr Edward T. den;:- 1
Bates & Hint -■ . lawyers.
Bean John C, !i v.
Bean John C, sal. ■ •: a: d billiards.
Bearee John \Y., Plumber, Stean
and Gas FiUei site < '■ urt-h< ■use.
Betuurnay & P iter, :r\ _, ods.
Blakeley Wm H, p ivs cian.
Borrone Raphael, i unfectionery.
Bosley, Cartwright & (.'■ . gr< ceries.
Bourgeois Frank, shoemak< ..
Bowling Green Democrat, R S
editor and proprietor.
Bowling Green Female College, G M Edgar,
pres.
Bowling Green Gas Co. George Lehman,
pres., E L Mottley. sec.
Bowling? Green Gazette, (Weekly)
E. H. Porter, Editor & Propr. (See adv.)
Briggs Wm, blacksmith.
Briggs & E L vs irds, Y rticulturista (4 m w).
Bro .■ ■• Lem iel S, grocer.
Brunswick David, general store.
Buck Norman X, grocer.
Burch Wm H, gunsmith and locksmith.
Burge James O, drr.cgist.
Burke John hotel and saloon,
Campbell, Thomas W, deputy collector U
S int revenue, 2 1 di=t.
Campbell & Seeley, saw-mill.
Carson James O, : hysician.
Curs'; n O C, justice of peace.
Carson <k Sweeney, meat market.
Cartwright & Hatcher, physicians.
Clark George, carpenter.
Clark & Grider, (Htnry T. Chirk,
John li. Grider , Lawvers, Post-office
Building.
Clark & Monahan, books, etc.
Claypool A Bro, hardware.
Claypool & Ragland, pork packers.
Collett George, livery.
Collett John H baker.
Cook Isaac B, groceries.
Cooke & Payne, real estate and insurance.
Cooksey George C, count} judge.
Corn. 11 Mr- B B, propr Mitchell House.
Covington & Potter, lawyers.
Cullin Benj L, sho< m
Cnllin Joseph, shoemak< r.
Cutl bcrtsori Janu -. dry : oo U
Darsl Martin, photographer.
Daughtry A R, harm ss-maker.
Daughtry Wm (i, groceries.
Demut & Wat kins, furniture.
Denhardt VVm, shoemaker.
De V; i. - Fi 'i n c, srroeerv
Dibbh? John \Y. grocer."
Disl rn m J dm, flour-mil] 2 miles west).
Dixon Charles, restaurant.
D ; Bos ,! dm K, lawy< r.
I hi i! ■• W •.. I . circuit e< urt judgo.
Duncan ,1 ]) & Co, grocers.
Dunson [sham, barber.
Durkee J W.agt Green river handle- works.
Edley John, painter.
Edwi 11 John, gr< c< r.
Esper Jno 1!, wagon-maker, Potter ave.
Evans Robert S, editor and proprietor
Bowling Green Democrat.
Ewing John W, saloon.
Fleming .1 G, stove.- und tinware.
Fortune Stephen T, agt. Adams express.
Fowler Thomas, confectionery, etc.
Frisz John, cigar mnfr and saloon.
1 iseili Peter, jeweler and musical mdse.
Galvin John, grocer.
Gardner Ben F, e. unty clerk.
Gerard Frank, undertaker.
Gerard House, Thos Pet ick, propr,
Glenn Henry E, ':- ket agent L & N R R.
Glenn Milburn A, sewing-machines.
Glenn ? • iel B frei :ht agt L & N R R.
Gorin Geo. l{. Atty-at-Law, Notary
Public, and Examiner, Court Row, near
Post-o fiice.
Gorin J. W. & Geo. I J., Lawyers,
Court Row, near Post-othce.
Graham & Graham, general dry goods.
Graham A Potter, real estate and ins.
Grange Co-operative Store, general store.
Green River Handle Works, J W Durkee,
agent.
Green ami Barren Itiver Navign-
tion Company, Capital, $160,(X >.
Charles G, Smallhouse, Prest : Edward
B. :• • ley S< o'y and Tr<-«h. [See adv.)
Greer Bros, furniture.
Grider Warner, lawyer.
Guinan Patrick, saloon.
j|«Bi?»t«f> Rlffi^ffttffH? • Controlling over tJO.OOO.OGO of Fire I*! ft (8
«/iHilK*" a/ iiAXTTtKnflAn c^itai, and op*ratin« i« u> south. Pimmm Ms M wwi
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AND BUSINESS DiKTXTORY.
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Ouinan Mrs P. millinery.
Haley Richard T, notary public.
Hallinan Nathaniel, shoemaker.
Hallsell & Mitchell, lawyers, P O building,
Hare, & Co, merchant tailors.
Uart Simon, elotl ii _-.
Hawkins Pie ee B, la a yer.
Hay Philip, live sto> k.
Hendrick Joseph F, dentist.
Heminger Louis C, machinist,
llespen Frederick, bakery.
Iliggins Michael, wines and liquor*.
Rill Walter B, lawyer.
Hines Edward L. U •• j er.
llines Henry C, city mayor.
Hines ii C & Co, gr< ci ries and liquors.
Hines James 1». circ lit clerk.
Hines Robert B, livery.
Hission A; Reilly, millinery,
Hobson Br. s & Co. loan agents.
Hobson Win. E., Postmaster.
Hosan Ellen, crroeer.
Hog'an Thomas, grocer,
Howell John, distillery.
Jackson Denton S, paintei and restaurant.
Jackson Mary, groceries.
Jackson Napoleon Jl, cJ < ntist,
J< nkins Eiei - E. j tsti< e oi \ eaee.
Jen kii - & Pe nit ;-., jroi
Johnson Jesse 15., Propr. Johns >n ■
Exchange, Wines, Liquoi , ind Billiards
cor. State and Frozen How.
Johnson Thomas .!, bla< ksmiib.
Johnson Valentine, carpenter,
•' >hn ?on & < typool, physicians
Jones F !>, jailor.
Kahn I iV L. general store.
Kentucky Masonic Mutual Life insurance
Co , L A Gral . m, IJ • -'•. : ■! D Lewis, Sec.
Flister Mi«s Emma, millinery.
Lesterjett Charles H, sali n
Lewis J D, -ic Kentuckv Masonic Mu-
tual Life I:-. . Co.
Loving E S, blacksmith.
G. IP. IROZLsTIEJ, ,<; gja
PROPRIETOR j . ■ -- ; H
COURT STREET LIVERY, f ]
FEED AND SALE STABLE/. l
BOWLING GREEN, KY.
•S" The best Bossies and Horsea aiil Middle Horses on hand
A ■_■• nural Liver) tiimimss doc
BITTER HOUSE
W. B. WiNAKS, Proprietor.
PER DAY, $2.00 PER DAY.
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Opposite L. * N. R. K. P»epot.,
BOWLING GREEN, KY.
**"Good Accommodations for lay-over travel. Sample Kooraa attached. ""*«
in II. CO. OF ENGLAND, I
Central and Southern Dep't,
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K.F.NTCCKY AT ATE GAZETTEER
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Loving Virgil, blacksmith.
Lucas James, Farming Machinery,
Portable Saw-Mills, Agr'l Imps., Wag-
ons, Carriages, Groceries, Grain, Seeds,
and Com. and Forwarding Merchant.
Main near Dep it and I rozen Row.
McConnell James M, general store.
McElroy James F, phys aan,
McMakin Wm, sewing-machines,
McNamara Patrick, shoemaker.
McNeal Wm L constable.
ilaicr Frank, jeweler.
Mallorv <£ Willis, druggists.
Mayhugh Perry J, gr >eer.
Merchants Hotel, Joseph Tarpley, propr.
Milligan & Thompson, carpenter?.
Miner Clark A, physician.
Miner Mr- H .V, milliner
Mitchell T (.' <x Co. gr series and liquors.
Moennis Fred W, watchmaker,
Moran John .1, saloon.
More head House Mrs. S. E. Armitage
and Mrs. C.A. Herdi lan, props. (Seeadv)
Morgan John B, livery.
Morgan & Woodcock, grocers.
Morris W B & Son, saddlers.
Morris & Hyatt, prop'rs Queen Flour-mills.
Munkle Charles A, shoemaker and county
coroner.
Murrell & Nelson, barbers.
Nahm Bros dry goods.
Nahm E & Co. clothing.
Nahm Sam, hides, feathers and wool.
Nateher i; Frost, stoves and tinware.
Newton James H, saloon.
Nichols Wm H, barber.
Nolan Patrick, saloon.
Ogden College, capital $120,000. James W
Wightman.pres; Daniel W Wright, sec.
O'Riley Daniel B & Co, blacksmiths.
Patillo Mr^ S C, dressmaker.
Patterson Charles G, hardware and plows.
laylmcr Riclmrd, carpenter.
Payne Wm H. saw ami planing-mill.
Pay io' & Drake, lawyers.
Perkins ,J S, ri<jar manufacturer.
Philips A Loving, gn ceries and liquors.
Philips Divid G, live stock.
Pollard & Wood, hoots and shoes.
Porphew J vt Son. croceries.
Porter E. II., E litorand Proprietor of
the Bowling Green Gazette, and General
Book & Job Printer Main. ( \>< adv.)
Porter John M. commonwealth's atty.
Porter Robert II. shoemaker.
Porter Woodford, grocer.
Porter A McCormick, physicians.
Porter *.'<: Porter, lawyers.
Poiter P J & Co, banker*
Potts George, lumber.
Procter A: Galloway, lawyers.
Pjle George W, watchmaker.
Pyle Mrs. ,( W, miliii ery>
Rausch< r Do nil ie, gi neral store.
Reardon Daniel, wines and liquor*.
Reardon Owen, cooper.
Re^au Daniel, groceries.
Ritter House (*2.00 per day),
Wm. B. Winans. Proprietor. Opposite
the Depot. : See adv. i
Roberts M T, grocer.
Robertson R Monroe, hardware.
Rochester House. ($1.qG nor
day). Wm. II. Rochester, Proprietor.
Rochester "Wm. II., Pn prietor Roch-
ester House, Main.
Rode; & Sattl. . la \
i . ler Christian, barber.
Rone Commodore i'-, Livery, Sale,
Feed, and Exchange Stable, Court.
(See adv.)
Rose James H. U S commissioner.
Rowe John & Bro, flour-mill, | "J miles west).
Sabel Moses, dry goods and millinery.
Satterfield Samuel A, tannery.
Schuessler Phil, bakery.
Seeley Edward li.. Secretary and
Treasurer Green and Barren River Nav-
igation Company.
Settle Simon W. jeweler.
Sheppard Thomas R, china, glass and
queens ware.
Simon James M, school commissioner.
Sims J C, county attorney.
Sloyer & McGoodwin, grocers.
Smith Joseph J, sheriff.
Smith T J & Co, b »>ks and pictures.
Smith Wm W. carpenter.
South John F it Co, meat market.
Spalding W F& Son. general store.
Starr John, lumber, doors, sash and blinds.
Stout John L. proprietor Bowling Green
marble-works.
Stubbins & Co, grocery.
Sullivan T •! & Co, stave and heading fac-
tory, am! manufacturers whisky barrels.
Su-npter -1 B «V Co, grot ers an I mi it rnrkt.
Tarpb-y Joseph, propr Merchants Hotel.
Taylor Silas, brick-yard.
Taylor & De N< al, dress-makers.
Thomas Charles M, lawyer and judge city
cuurt, Court Row.
tTiinnlfniinl TlTmlnwnntfl "^ hardware Specialties, Catalogues and Price Lists fur-
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-TJXUHUUd llU|!lUiUUillU Broadway and 830 NorthFoarth Street, ST, LOUIS, K0.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Thomas Peter, saddlery and harness.
Thompson Tho? J, harness-maker.
Townsend T J & G E, physicians.
Turner Wm, drusrsjist.
Tygret .John T, :■ - ssnr.
Tyler James 31., Lawyer, Summer.
Van Meter ii Wi st >n. blacksmiths.
Yogel John, Jr. bi t -h< r.
YOfjel John, Sr., Restaurant, .Saloon.
and Whole.-ale and Retail Fish, Oysters,
Game, and Ice, etc., Main.
Wagner Ezekiel, srroceries and saloon.
Warren Deposit Bai k, capita), S150,000.
Tims B Wright, president; C G Smail-
! '.:-•. • as bier.
Warren iS. E una. general store.
Webb Le e, barber.
We-.t John T. agricultural implements.
Western Union Telegraph Co. J K Allen,
manager.
Weston James, blacksmith.
Wilkin* VVm T. physician.
Wilkins A. Simnis, lawyers.
W ilson .!:'!i. -. barbi -. Main.
WinailS, AVm. 15., Proprietor Bitter
House, opposite Depot.
Withers Garland H. livery.
Woodward John T carriage manufacturer.
Wright A Cooper, i hysician.
Wright John W, groceries
Wright ec McElroy, lawyers.
Yost Doctor, blacksmith!
Younglove J I & Bro, druggists.
BOXV1XL.E. An incorporated vil-
lage in Union county. 7 miles east of Mor-
gantield, the county-seat. Ship by river to
Unionville, or to Henderson, on L. & N. R.
R., 22 miles north-east. The shipments are
confined to tobacco, and land in the vicin-
ity can be obtained at from $10 to $25.
Stage to Morgan field tri-weekly. Mail
daily. J. W. Muncaster, postmaster.
Allen J B. physician.
Cox M P, physician.
Dunnagan J P, general store.
Dunnagnn & Springer, bhu ksrniths,
Marshall VV J 0: Co, tobacco dealers.
Morgan J M, physi 'ian.
>luncnster J. YV\. Grocer.
Newman \r B, physician.
Sigler S E, hotel.
Taylor J G. general -acre.
Taylor J V, carpenter.
Willoughby D C, cabinet-maker.
BOYD'S STATION*, Population
100. A village in Harrison county, and h
.-tati, >n on the K. C. R. R., 16 miles north
of C\ ntbiana,thecounty-seat,and 150 from
Louisville. A flour-mfll, a church, ar .1 a
public school are here, and tobacco is the
chief shipment. A distillery at this
might prove sin ce sful. J. and h( -•
is north $25 to >■•<> per acre. Express Ad-
ams. Telegiaph Western Union. Mail
daily. James VV"oodbury, postmaster.
Blair J P. flour-mill.
Durant George B, express a<rent.
r S .! & Son. geni store and RK agt.
Kellar J A, general store.
Stone L, general store.
_ HOYDSVIIJI'. With a p.
tion of about 50, is a small settlement in
the extreme south-east corner of <• i
county. 20 mile- ennth-et'.s! < r MavJii Id.th
county-seat, which is also it- shipping
point, and nearest bank. A erood bla< k-
smith is needed lore. Land is worth ^8 to
112 per acre. Cotton, tobacco, and grain
are raised and shipped. Stage to Paris,
Tenn. semi-weekly. Tri-we* kly mail from
Mayfield. S. L. Nance, postmaster
Brown B F. flour and saw-mill.
Cardwell & Hays, saloon and grocery.
Cook Mrs S C hotel.
Cook W B. justice of peace.
Cooper & Branyam, lumber rhnfrs.
Harkev J M, cotton-gin.
McConnell J E.
Maxwell J W, hotel.
Morrison F M. tobacconist.
Nance S. I,., General Store.
1'ovner E B, physician.
Shelton A B, physician.
Terrell J W, carpenter.
BRADFORD. Ts a small village,
located on the Ohio river, 8 .J miles north
of Brookville, the county-seat Ship direct.
The village was first settled in 1845, and
now contains about 100 persons. An open-
ing here for a blacksmith. Tohai co, ['rain,
and produce form the shipments. Stage to
Berlin tri-weekly; fa re. 50c. Daily mail.
L. Bollinger, postmaster.
Ball Ed, farmer.
[5 Ho ger C Ij, farmer.
Bollinger L., Farmer.
Bollinger \V, farmer.
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Marshall county. .- n i 3 -.- ith of Be
the county-seat, N 101 ii-east <>i Slav
it- nearest shipping point »n I tie M .
N. R. R.. and -js -ouih-ea^ of Pud
Semi- weekly mail, J< i n M. Green,
master.
Bean Ur>... saw and grist-mill.
iireen «V: Son, <■ m ral Store,
Kinney V \V, - nitnW*.
hi;:'!' y & Ad ■ ' ' ksmiths.
MeCrorv J rl. run, -io n.
Priebard A- Sheffield blacksmiths.
Ray .) < A. Son, cal it et-makers.
Ray A; \Vint< r -aw and grist-mill.
Rudd .1 >bn, tei 'be •.
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BRlFXiTTi'ORT. A small vill ige,
on south Benson : ek, Franklin county,
5 miles southwest 01 Frankfort, the coun-
ty-seat, and nearest shipping point, on L..
0. <y L. K. K., and to nnlen south-east ot
Louisville. Two cburehes and a p>il>i;.
school are here, iml '• bao 0, corn and hay
are shipped. Population 100
Shelby vi lie and Frankfort dai
$1.25 "and 50c. Mail daily,
rent, pi stmasier.
Buckley S M, dentist.
Chinn (r W, phvsieian.
Jackson ,1 W. hotel.
Jenkins St< >h< , 1 arpenter.
Parrent Z. Taylor, Get
Itusst !i dames, -.1 i Her.
Russell Wm, genernl store.
Schotield F M. blacksmith.
Shinn J 1), justice, and general store.
tral Sic re.
BRIKXSBURG. In the northern
part of Marshal! county, 5 miles north of
Benton, th unty--eat, and 10 smith ol
Calvert Citv. its nearest shipping point.
on the P. & E. K i\ Daily mail and stage
to Benton and Paducah, fare to latter
point To cents. Population 100. J. M.
Moonej . postmaster.
Chiles W T, phy.-i ian.
Graham Samuel, physician.
Hanelton W B. blacksmith.
Hunter W D, general store.
Locker J P, hotel.
McBrida K. blacksn ith.
Mooney J. 31., Physician.
Smith Samuel, saddler.
HltlKTOW STATION'. A village
of abo-.il '200 in! abitai •-. und a station on
L. & X. R. It., it. Warren county, K>!">
miles from L ussvillo. Bowling Gree i, .'.
miles west, is the county-seat, and near-
est bank. Water-power is derived from
Big Barren creek. A Methodist church,
and district school are here. Land aver-
Hgi • '-'.* I per acre, an 1 corn, wheat, and to-
bacco e\porl ed. «' s{ '■••- Adam
Mail daily. James A. Ro ■ r- postmaster.
Francis Whiter, physician
Hendrick R W &c I, le&f-tobaeco dealers.
Hendrick S E, expr< >< and R R agent.
Roberts K. I . & Co., (>t :.<.f.. i Store.
Roup T T, iluur-mili.
Stone R 1>, general store.
Whitlow W II. blacksmith.
BIlOAI)HEAT>. Located on the
Knoxville div. L. & M. R. R., in Rocfccas-
tle county, 0 miles ft of 'It Vernon, the
-eat of justice, and 122 mi - .; Bouth-east of
Louisville. Two churches a public school,
and 2 saw-mills are here, and the exports
are principally lumber. Land average?, in
price, c-l to $10 per acre. Population 1W).
A good opening here ' >\ a four and grist-
mill. Express \.dams. Mail daily. T. S.
Firth, postmaster.
Albright .1 If. R R and express agent.
Albright J 11 .V: Co, general store.
Albright & Martin, tobacco dealers.
Burdet -1, pin sician.
Butner A F, blacksmith and wagon-maker.
Butner Mrs Lizzie, milliner.
Carter -I (1. lawyer.
Firth R H & J (J. saw-mill.
Firth Thomas 8., General Store, and
Parmer.
Hank & Bro, general store.
Hiatt Champ, wagon-maker.
Hilton J H & Co, general »tore.
Howard H G. blacksmith and gunsmith,
Hudwall 1 S, wagon-rnaker and carpenter.
Melvin John, lumber dealer and saw-mill.
Minks .1 U, ■; irpenter.
Thorp . I W. carpenter and painter.
Watts & [ii-ninhill. carriage materials, etc.
Winstead David, blacksmith.
BROADWELL. This is a country
post-otlice in Harrison county at which mail
is recci-.ed tri-weekly. Mary A. Lail.
postmaster.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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BROOKLYN. A settlement of 25
people in Butler county, 100 miles from
Louisville. Weekly mall. Wra. D Junes
po3tmaster.
Hammil A; Willi-*, drugs and groceries.
Phelps.) N, general store and li at' tobacco.
Rose Mary, saw and grist-mill.
Willis S. X., Plnsician.
BUOOKVILLE. Is a town of
about 4uw inhabitants, in Bracken county.
of which it is the county-seat. Augusta,
on the Ohio river. 9 miles north, is the
m»s'. available shipping point, and Mays-
vilie, 17 miles east, is the nearest railroad
approach. Banking is transacted in Au-
gusta. The shipments comprise tobacco,
hogs, and v, h it, and iai d in the inn
ate vieiuity meets with a ready sale at $25
to 130 per acre. The town has sta^e com-
munication with Augusta and German-
town daily, and to Olaysville tri-weekly,
fares $1.00. Mail daily. George S. Staton,
postmaster.
Adimson George S, sheriff.
Blackerby Wra O, lawyer.
Bradford S W, general store.
Brannock W'm II. physician.
CorlisJ W R, physician ar.d tobacco dealer.
Corlis & Bro, tobacco dealers.
Clark & FVUs, lawyers.
Clayton P II, dry goods.
Coons J If. tobacco denier,
Demoss «?c Staton, Flour-mill.
Ellis Win T, carpenter.
Finn Martin, hotel and livery.
Flannery M T. saloon.
Florer Mrs C E, milliner.
Fox T J, drugs and saloon.
Frank Willard B, grocer.
Lee John A, dry goods.
Lee & Owens, grocery.
Linn John A, physician.
Melloy Patrick, physician.
Hackett Thos, hotel.
Hamilton & 15 ro, tobacco dealers.
Hancock & Metcalf, livery 3tabie.
Harvey B J. saloon.
Heffernan James, livery stable.
Holmes A J, druggist.
Poage George 15, count \* and circuit cle.k.
Powell Mrs E, milliner.
Powell Fielding, cooper.
Powers Chris C, county judge and lawyer.
Powers Wm H, confectioner.
Smarr H E, confectionery.
Smith Robert K. lawyer.
Staton C N", tobacco dealer.
Staton James, sr, blacksmith,
Staton James W, ma.- ter commissioner.
Staton A; Bro., Grocery.
>;'!;! Henry, shoemaker.
Ti;vis M i3 ton. physician.
Thompson Andrew M. stoves and tinware.
Wallin I',.', id J, ph\ sician.
Weaver Henry C, lawyer.
Willis A Son lawyers.
Wolf Jacob, clothing store.
Zeitz Gabriel, barber.
BROWXSBORO. Is an incorpo-
rated town, with a population of 300, in
prei inct of --one name, Oldham county, 7
mil.'S south of LaGrange, the court tj--seat,
and 20 from Louisville. It ha* a saw and
Hour-mill, a Chris ian church, and an acad-
emy, ami ships whisky, ami gram, and live
-lock. Land in the adjacent country can
he purchased at $'20 to $80. Express
Adams. Mail tri-weekly. L. M. LaRue,
postmaster.
Basler .1 M, walnut lumber.
Easier Theodore, shoemaker.
Bryan S P. phvsician.
Callendar Moses, v agon-maker and under-
taker.
Campbell James, R R and express agent.
C lore John L, saw-mill and lumber manfr.
Clore Z & S«m, distillers.
Connor A J, sewing-machine agt.
Dorsey Henry, blacksmith.
Estes .Fames, plasterer.
Ferguson W P & Son, teamsters.
Hardin W K, live stock.
Heitzman John, wagon maker.
Kemp RusseB, blacksmith.
Kemp W ,1 & H P. blacksmiths.
Pinnell L, painter.
Prentice John, saddler.
Ross J W, carpenter.
Sadler Wm, mach nist.
Sherley Robert, distiller.
Spoer M E, justice of peace.
Tatjer T C & Son, distillers.
Taliferru Rev T F. | Methi .list).
Wilhite .1 W distillery and saw-mill.
Wilhite L P. live stock.
BROWN'S CltOSS-ROAIXS. A
•mail settlement of about 30 peopi". in
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BARBEE k CASTLEM, A i rille, Ky.
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AMi BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Clinton county, 3 miles west of Albany,
the county-seat. Albany Landing on the
Cumberland river is the shipping point.
Mail tri-weekly. J. S. McFarlane, post-
master.
Howard G K. general store, and flour-mill
(1 .', miles off).
McFarlin .J. S., Blacksmith and Wag-
on-maker.
BROWNSVILLE. Theseat of jus-
tice tor Edmonson county, situated 1 iO miles
south-west of Louisville. It is an incor-
porated town, with a population of* 10-3.
Rocky Hill, its nearest railroad approach,
and the shipping point, on Memphis div.
L. & X. R. R„ is L2 miles south. Hi gs,
sheep, and catt e are exported, and a com-
mon school is sustained. Green river is
navigable at this point, and ship n.ents could
be made direct, although the rsdlrnfld is
preferable. Land averages $1 to $5 for un-
improved, and $5 to $10 tor improved.
Mail daily. G. VV. Long, postmaster.
Dicus Wm. hotel proprietor.
Edwards & Hazelip, lawyers.
Hazelip L M, judge of county court.
Hazelip P S, caipenter.
Holmes AG, physician.
Long' G. \V., Merchant.
Sturgeon & Lav, lawyers.
Walker M W, driest.
Whitlow Rev P M \ Baptist).
Wise J C, sheriff.
Woosley L J, circuit dark.
York Meredith, hotel proprietor.
Yunks S & Bro, hotel proprietors.
BRUCE. A small settlement and
post-office in Barren county, 8 miles south-
west of Glasgow, the county-seat and slop-
ping p. lint. A church, a -aw and two grist-
mills are here, and tobacco, lumber, and live
stock are marketed. Stage to Glasgow and
Scottsville daily ; fare 50 cents and Si. Mail
tri-weekly. W. J. Crow, postmaster.
BRUIX. A village on Little Sandy riv-
«r, a water-power stream, in Elliott county,
12 miles north-east of Martinsburg (Sandy
Hook), the county-seat, and 14 miles south-
west of Grayson, the in-' ' convenient ship-
ping station, on the E. 'v. It. R. Wh< at, to-
bacco, and produce are shipped. Land in
this section of the State can be purchased at
from $5 to $10 p> i ai-re. Two churches and
& distrii t s< h.ooi are sustained by a popular
tion of 250. Mail daily. W. W. Green,
postmaster.
Green Wellington, Flour-mill, Black-
smith, Farmer and Distiller.
Horton Travis, bote!.
Smith A, saw and grist-mill.
Smith \\ 1.. ■■ ibui'-t-miiker.
White R P, physician.
BUUJIFIELD. A station on the
Knoxville Branch of the L. & N. R. R.,
and a village in Boyle county, 1'Jl miles
west of Danville, the seat of justice, whi< b
is also the nearest bank location Hogq
mules, horses and grain an shipped. Im-
proved land can be obtained at >'J.:> to t >0
and unimproved from c-1 to .;o per a«-re,
Express Adams. Mail daily. 0. Brum*
held, postmaster.
Brumneld James, fanner and apiarist.
Gray W H, lumber and tan-bark.
Pipes G W, carp, nter.
.Stewart G A, railroad and express agi-nt.
BRUSHY, only a country post-office,
in the county of" Taylor, 18 mib •> west of
Campbellsville, the county-seat, which is
also the nearest railroad point, on the L. A
N. R. R. Mail by special supply. R. M.
Johnson, postmaster.
Bloyd John, 'flour-mill, 2 miles west.
Bloyd W F, general store.
Despain J II & Co, general store.
Despain J P, Hour and saw-mill, 1 mile w.
Etherton Wm F, gunsmith.
Etherton J P. gunsmith.
Loyall Rev J T, school teacher.
Maxey J W, railroad and express agent.
Morrison .! M, general store.
Poteet & Bloyd, general .-tore.
St ludemayer A T. mechanic.
Warren Gabriel, general stor" and flour-
mill, '1 miles west.
BRUSHY BOTTOM, Lewis conn*
tv. 'See Month of I. lurel.
BRYAXT'S STORE, a postoffice
known as Little Poplar Creek, in the south-
ern part of Kno\ county, 6 miles south of
Uarboursviile, 40 south-east oi Livin'a >ton,
the nearest sit.iiti n on u<>-> Knoxville branch
of the L. & N R. R . and 160 south-east
'fsf^rO J'(,r Church*
S..oi«(i,.,. J.o-i« x, Mining and all for
litis; fli.tel, Pool ami I*.:>yr<?age €heel;>
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
BUC
of Louisville. It has o churches, a com-
mon school, semi-weekly mail, and >0 in-
habitants. M. Bryant, \ (stmaster.
Bryant ti M, general sture.
Bryant Minor, General Store.
Catching \V 11, blacksmith.
Davis K S. flour-mill.
Evans — , tleur-mill.
Fuller F C, farmer.
Gatlifl' J S. farmer.
Hamlin.- \V , flour-mill.
Jones J M, physician.
Lay J do, general -ton:.
Lewalh !) i - ■. u . •. gi • • t> ! store.
Logan C, general store.
Logan Minor B, blacksmith.
McCoy S G, c
McNeals , ilour-mill,
McVey Mi.-.- Jennie, teacher.
Perky Win, carpenter,
Pcwcl W II, jus tic of peace
Row George P, gei eral store,
Strokes \V B, ii suranee agt.
Wartield .1 II, teacher.
BRYANTS VIL.L.E. A village with
about 150 inhabitants, in the central portion
of Garrard county, 9 miles north of Lan-
caster, the county-seat, Danville, S.j miles
west is thi1 mc-t < on\ enn • t shipping point
on C. S. liy. Hemp and \ i;eat are export-
ed. Land of a good quality is worth from
$20 to $50 per acre. < ';; ■ church and a tjood
public school aiv here. Stage communi-
cation with Lancaster and Nicholasville
daily, fare 50c and 75c. Mail daily. Wil-
liam D. Nash, postmaster,
Armstrong T C, physician.
Batson K II, general store.
Berkele Win, distiller and justice of peace.
Floyd Thomas, woolen-mills.
Ford E S, general store.
Harmon Mi-s M. teai her.
Hazelton J S. harness-maker.
Hills Jas H, blacksmith.
HilLs John, cabinet-maker.
Kii<£ Jas, wagon-maker.
King W J, general store.
MaySeld F M, wagon-maker.
Poor John W, distilierv -'■'. miles oil").
Smith 1) F, hotel.
Webb W C, physician,
BUCHANAN. Or Rockville, as it
is sometimes called, is a station on the new
Chattroi Hail way, in Lawrence countv, 11
miles north of Louisa, the county-seat] and
300 east of Louisville. Big Sandy river
furnishes power, which prop Is a flour and
corn-mill ; 2 churches and a common school
are here. The exports consist of grain,
and farm produce. ' Population 250.' Mail
daily. ,). F. I! itten, postmaster.
Banfield 11 P. physician.
Dent D, blacksmith.
Hatteil -1. S\, Hotel and General Store.
Hubbard Wesley, carpenter.
K :i ner G, livi stock . i ' ami er.
Ivei . r Oliv r, bl ■ ' smith.
Siemke Re\ A 1'. ( Methodist).
Stone Eli, wagon-maki r.
Si ump John, con t rat tor.
Ward La k renc . cai penti-r.
Warren Charles. g< i eral store.
Wellman J B, blacksmith.
\\ right Joseph 11, Piuur-mill.
BUCK (KEEK. Five miles from
Booneville, the county-scat of Owsley
county, is only a country post-office; 40
miles north-east of Livingston, the nearest
railroad approach on L. & N. R. K. Mail
semi-weekly. W. B. Brandenburg, post-
master.
though A J, jeweler.
Botner K & Son, flour-mill.
B"'a man i [em > , shoemaker.
Bnuidenburif \V. IS., General Store.
Bromlie G !>, railroad agent.
Class W II, physician.
Flanery W P, justice.
Isaacs Isaac, constable.
Richardson W H, blacksmith.
Ross Levi, distiller.
Tread way W W, jr, justice.
BUCKEYE. \ post-office in the
northern part i4' Garrard county, i< 9
miles north of Lancaster, the county-seat,
and its noart -t shipping point, on the Rich-
mond bram h of tin L. v.v. V. it. R.,and 100
South-east of i.<"u. iville It has a Baptist
church and a common school. Tri-weckly
mail. John W Brown, postmaster.
Barker Charh s, saddler.
Blakeman Wtn C & l.«ro, aiillers.
Brow n rlohll °^V ,, General Sure.
Noel U A, iustii e.
Mokes K< v K R , Baptist).
Ra) W'm, physician.
RH$ft¥iri P * k K?n'? fll ? IW Controlling over *-io,(K)0.iViO of F'ir« K' I It
MKnhh 11 lAJvl " ' il Coital, and opvratin^ i — ith. 1/1*8 T^H ft/! A M ?*»?■*
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BUCKHORN. Ohio county (See ■ BUFFALO. Established in 1866, is
Beds.). j a villain in La llu untv, G miles south-
oast of Hodgensville, the county-seat. A
BUCKHORN CKFKK.. Breathitt Hour-mill is. "driven by power obtained from
county, recently established as a,, post- Nolin riv<-r. The nearest shipping p ir:l
office. | is New Haven, 1-; miles north, on.the L. &
: S.KR. Bank at Klizabcthtown. Whisky
BUCKNEB'S STATION'. A si* lnd furm r'r :"' T"' '
lion on the L., C. & L. Rv., and a small be purchased at SI 0 to $20 per acre. Mail
village in Oldham c unty," -. miles south- tn-weekly. R. D. Williams, postmaster,
west of Lagrange, the count} •• it, and '2-' Browntieid I) T, general store,
north of Louisville. A steam -aw-mi'!. 2 Brown field W W, distiller,
churches, and & semi ■ ■: v •.- sustained by Browntlehl Ar Bro, flou ring-mill,
a population of about L'o'}. Express Adams. Cheatham Wm, shoei
Mail daily. W. A. Campbell, postmaster. Creal \V i. general store.
Callahan Beniamin. distiller. Creal A; Sutton, grocers.
Campbell \\\ A., (General Store and Elliott S G. blacksmith.
Expre.^ V---i,t. .Johnson S L, lumber and wool-carder.
Carrol Charles, Lawver. ! Lively & Ramsey, druggists.
Cassada\ K B, phvsi< tan." Maxev S YS , express agent.
Hitt James, I laoksmith. ! :-1"-^ [l IJ- physi, '""•
Johnson M F, saloon, livery, and hotel. ! Tlam,-y Rev W L (Baptist).
Reeves J. J,., Prim ipal SeminaTy. | K "nsoy A; \\ ilson, carpenters.
Russell John, grain and live stock.
Shake John M wagon-maker and grape- :
grower. BUFORD. Also called Bell's Store,
White James W distiller I uas 'r,(-> inhabitants, in Ohio county, 9 miles
' | north-west of Hartford, the county-seat,
BUEXA YISTV. Russell county ' ftr>d 20 south of Owensboro, the shipping
(See Rovalton). ' point on L. & N. R. R. and Ohio riser.
i Tobacco is shipped. One church is here.
T.»r»,-».'. »-. n, » - r, •,» ' and the village has stair'"- communication,
Bl IAA \ In I A. in Brvantsville . • , , ■,., -. , ,, ... ■
^^ * ■••.• t *pi_i in. Mr •„ itli HiirKrinfii uni Hdrltiirji '
ri-weekly,-with Owensboro and Hartford;
'are, >2.50. Tri- weekly mail. David Rog-
tri
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precinct, Garrard count} 14 miles north
of Lancaster, the- countv-seat an 1 bank lo-
VT , . . • ... j nn, postmaster,
cation. Nearest shipping point is Bergen, ' f
0.} miles west. Population about 100. : Bell Fierce, hotel and saloon.
Three churches and a good aeademv are ; Coleman Rev J S .Baptist..
here. Land will average $-'0 to *R0 per* acre, j Holbrook .1 D, j stice of peace.
Stage communication tri-weeklv with Ber- : Hoover F M. ilour-mill.
gen and Brvantsville: fare, 75c. and 50e. j Dudley II S, physician.
Mail tri-weeklv. Ben H. Perkins, post- i >Ligan -1 E. general store.
master. ! Newton Isaac, physician.
Brown K,V P, distillers. . Buffers & King, General Store, Hotel
a.., , , ,, , , and Livery,
lnstopher \\ C, grain dealer. •
Hudson T E, live stock,
Jackman H, physician. B1TTJLITTSY II-dLE. A small vil-
King 1) C ct R E, flour, saw-mili, and dis- lage in Boone county with about 50 in-
tillery. ] habitants. Burlington, the county-seat, is
Peas Thomas, constable. 4 miles south. Ship to Constnn f, *< miles
Perkin B, II,, Blacksmith and Wagon- j north, on the Ohio river. Woolper creek
maker. . furnishes power here, at present not util-
Ruble J F, blacksmith. I ized. Produce i< marketed, and land
Scotta D T, grain and stock dealer. I brings i4<> to $rS0 per acre. Stage to Cov-
Smith G M, blacksmith. j ington tri-weekly. Tri-weekly mail. Chas.
Spilman C I, live itock. ! S. Baldy, postmaster.
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Clore Michael, drugs.
Crisler R 11, physician.
Houston S. blacksmith.
Jackson Wm. saw and flour-mill.
Rice W J, carpenter ana builder.
Riley & Balcly, General Store and
Livestock.
Terrell J C, physician.
BUX1AS. A country post-office, lo-
cated on Rough creek, a water-power
stream, in Breckinridge county. Ship to
Leitchfield, P. & E. R. R., 18 milts south.
Tobai co and pr iduce are raised and mar-
keted. Population 35. Semi-weekly mail.
Mitchel Myer, postmaster.
Hampton James VV, blacksmith.
31yer Mitchel, General Store.
BURKSVILI^E. The location of
the seat of justice for Cumberland county ;
is an incorporated town of 800 inhabitants.
It is situated on the east bank of the Cum-
berland river. 40 mil -s from Glasgow, its
nearest railroad approach, and 120 from
Louisville. Shipments are most conven-
iently made direct, via water. A saw-
mill, a flour-mill, four churches, two col-
leges, a good hotel, and a weekly new-pa-
per are sustained. The exports consist of
wheat, corn, and tobacco. Banking busi-
ness of the place is transacted at Louisville.
Stage communication with Glasgow tri-
weekly; fare $4. Mail daily. E. Em-
mons, postmaster.
Alexander Edward, blacksmith.
Alexander R M. physician.
Alexander W P, physician.
Alexander it Bm, druggists.
Baker J A. carpenter.
Baker R T, lawyer.
Baker & Williams, general store.
Biggers J U, principal norma! school.
Bion Jolly, LT S ganger and store-keeper.
Burksville Bulletin, W. B. Games,
Proprietor.
Burksville Normal School, J U Biggers,
principal.
Climes W. U., Proprietor Burksville
Bulletin.
Carter & Grissom, saw and dour-mill.
Cheatham N B. county clerk.
Cheek John, carpenter.
Craddoek J G, lawyer.
Davison Rev L B (Methodist).
Dixon J A, physician.
Eckles Mrs Sallie, boarding-house.
Emnions Elias, Druggist.
Eston R T, grocer.
Ferquin J< bn, livery.
Ferquin M, painter.
Frank John P, general store.
Frank Josiah P, harnes3-»maker.
!! igg ird B R, law yer.
Haggard C K, physician.
Haggard 1) R, physician.
Hickson S P, blacksmith.
Holloway James, blacksmith.
Hunter VV < !odfr< y, p!,} sician.
Mann Joe, shoemaker.
Martin E G. barber.
Meyers James VV, jeweler.
Mile- J, mason.
McGee G B & Bro, general -tore.
McMillan Rev J P (Presbyterian).
Paul Edward. Burksville Hotel.
Bay J A. deputy collector internal rev.
Bav N, training and sale stable.
Rial I B T. constable.
Ritchie James jr, livery -table.
Ritchie & Cheek, grocers.
Sandige P E, physician.
Sandige ti Allen, lawyers.
Sinclair <i \V, ma ;on.
Skipworth G VV, wagon-maker.
Spencer R F. lawyer.
Strange L, U S gauger.
Walker Scott, lawyer.
Williams Henry, carpenter.
Yates J C, agent .Singer Manufactur'g Co.
BURUNGTON. In the northern
part of Boone county, is a town of some
350 inhabitants, and is the seat of justice.
Silver Lake Station. 6$ miles east, on the
C. S. R'y, is the shipping point by rail.
The nearest bank location is at Covington,
16 miles north-east. Stage communica-
tion daily with Silver Lake, tare >>0 cents.
Mail daily. Dudley Rouse, postmaster.
Blythe J F, hotel propr.
Boom Co Recorder, L Riddell, editor.
Bradford & Walton, general store.
Calvert J VV, lawyer.
Cowen & Westboy, butchers.
Davis J A. general store.
Foster H J, lawyer.
Fowler Ed. constable.
German ^ Kendall, justices of the peace.
Green R C, lawyer.
Hardware Specialties.
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Hall Frank, printer.
Hughes G G, lawyer.
Kirkpatrick Jesse, wagon -maker.
McKine W F, general »tore.
Owen Samuel, -reneral store.
Palmer J M. blacksmith.
Riddell F. lawver.
Riddell W Led Boone Co Recorder.
House Dudley, Dry Goods.
Saxton C \V, blacksmith.
Tolin S W, lawyer.
Waiston A G, lawver.
BURTOXVIFJLE Lewis county.
This viHs^e containing about 100 inhabi-
tants, is situated about 21- mile; west of
Vaneeburg, the county-seat. Maysville.16
miles north-west is its most convenient ship-
ping point, both on the Ohio River, and K.
C. Ry. Stave- and lumber are shipped.
Stage to Maysville three times a week, fare
$1.25. Mail semi-weekly. W. II. Thomas,
postmaster.
Bollitto J, carpenter and undertaker.
Burris W B, hotel..
Cumbers James, tobacco dealer.
Dodd S J. general store.
Dugan Charles, barber.
Henderson J \V, -aw- mill.
Irvine John F, physician.
Luman E P. wagon-maker.
Luman II R ..v. Co, rlour and saw-mill.
Luman Joel. Sour-mill.
McLaney John, blacksmith and wagon-
maker.
Parsen C E. book-agent.
Parsen S J, lumber merchant.
Plummer A, justice.
Praitt John, shoemaker.
Price J A, cooper.
Roburn E G, justice.
Selsor J P, lawyer.
Sfiitz.s Andrew, carpenter.
Thomas J F & Co, flour-mill.
Thomas W. H., :-c>ral store.
inga (' Svl.-or, blacksmith and wa^on-
maker.
William- 0 W, general store.
Williams Rev j Methodist).
BURNSIDE. A station on. the C. S.
Ry., 10 miles from Somerset, the county-
seat. This station is a distributive point
fur the adjacent counties east. Mail daiiv.
BUSH'S STORK. Small settlement
in Laurel county, 9 miles -'-nth-east of
London, the county-seat. Th< most ac-
cessible shipping plant is Livingston, •_''>
miles north-west. Live stock is shipped,
and good grazing land is for sale at $"> to
$10 per acre Mail semi-weekly. EHza-
beth Pic-ip-', postmaster.
Caudel Rev Harrison Baptist ).
Chesnut Pica- L, genera! store.
Gregory E S, general store.
Hammock Rev Xewton (Baptist).
Hodges Rowland. •_■>■ leral store.
Johnson T J, general store.
Jones Julm B, blacksmith.
McFadden Chap, flour-mill.
Messamore P B, constable.
Williams David, live stock.
Phelps Melville, distiller.
Pbelpa W A. wagon-maker.
Russell T J ju»tiee.
Scales N M. physician.
Smith Rev A R (Bapt'st).
Weaver Joseph, flour-mill.
Weaver & Co, fiour-mill.
Williams David <fe Son. tobacco manuf'rs.
Williams E E, flour-mill.
Williams John E. justice.
BUTLER. In the northern part of
Pendleton county, is a station on the Hn«
of the K. C. R. l*t., 11 miles n >rth of FV-
mouth, the county-seat, and lil north-east
of Louisville. A -team saw and iiouring-
rnill, four churches and district school, are
sustained by a population of 500. Tobacco
isexported. Express, Adams. Mail daily.
R. T. Watson, postmaster.
Armstrong L II. general store.
Barton \V L, blacksmith.
Bascom II K, blacksmith.
Becket S N. blacksmith.
Bonar J C, physician.
Bradford \V A, physician.
Fisher G C. livery stable.
Forward & Sine, carpenters.
Huddleston E, blacksmith.
Jones ,J, tinner.
Madison J, shoemaker.
Patton N S. flouring mill.
Peopled Hobbs, general .-tore.
Shaw R F. general store.
Taylor A I>. wagon-maker.
Twilight Star Co, general store.
Watson K. T., Druggist.
WMfift flWH *if*?A%tISI Wc rtosiro iH Ircli.itrcts au<l t'oraicc firats to
n 'liniTi I / ' ! \n\ nKX communicate with si* about %iu< Ornaments.
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of Allen county, i- a sj
taming about 40 inhi
I i the center
! \ illage, • on-
ij! mts. Tra nmell
laming aooui -to inn luuains. in> iuiich
creek furnishes power to a flouring ■■i^]
Farm produce is marketed, hi,'! two
churches and a school are sustained. Ship
to Howling Green, L'1 miles north-west, • u
L. k N. K. R. Mai! >pmi weekly. J. II.
Holland,
Dav ds J V", gt n< r il store.
Dixon H F, mail-carrier.
Di. on John, justice.
Halland J H, teacher.
Justice .1 W . •■ >i -table.
Lambert & Holland, wagon-makers.
Pike Charles, miller.
Samuels George W, tlour-mill.
Wilson A T, carpenter.
CABIN CREEK. Lewis county.
The post-office for a viilage known as
Glenville. Is a pleasantly-situated little
village, 18 miles west of vrai burg, the
county-seat, ai <i is on the line of the pro-
jected S. E R. R Ship to Maysville, either
via Ohio river, or K. C. Ry. Produce is
marketed. Mail tri-weekly. John W.
Tully, postmast* r.
Dunber J M A- -I P, blacksmiths.
King John it. blacksmith.
King & McNutt, flour and saw-mill.
MeCanahan John, general store.
McNutt John, blacksmith.
Tully John W., General Store.
CADIZ. This incorporated town svhs
lir^t settled in 1815, and tvas made the seal
of Trigg county in 1822. It is located
about the cent-'- of the county, 20 miles
south of Princeton, its most convenient
shipping point "ii P. iV E. R. R.; 185 miles
bouth-west of Louisville, and 20 from the
Tennessee river. Five churches and :'.
schools are sustained, by a population of
about LUG". Iron ore is found inconsider-
able quantities in th« vicinity, and three
blast furnaces are legated within a radius
of a few miles, giving employment to about
300 men. A lanrn amount of iron and iron
ore is shipped. The town has no bonded
indebtedni -.-. A w< ekh newspaper, a tine
new hotel, recently <-■■■;:•■{ at a cost of
$15,000, and "_' flour-mills are here. Daily
mail stage to Hopkinsville. Mail daily.
J. J. Garton, p. stmaster.
Armstrong James, tinner.
.i'- '• i itt .1 Kudd, lawyer.
I- < on Thomas L, physician,
Barnes Lcuuiel, Proprietor Cadiz
House.
C( yd Thomas, sheriff.
B irn( it ,lame.; marshal.
Burnett Bonert A., Lawyer and
Master Comn issioner.
Cadiz High School, John C Dabney, prin-
cipal.
Cadiz House Lemuel Barnes, Propri-
etor.
Cassett .1 T, !• ntist.
Chappell John \V, general store.
Cod way Henry B, groceries.
Crenshaw J \V. pit ,-sieian.
Dabney Edwin F, law student and exam-
iner.
Dabney & Crenshaw, (Thomas C.
Dabney, Robert Crenshaw), Lawyers,
and Examiners of Land Titles and Sales
of Lan 1.
Deweese Rev B C (Christian).
Dyer Alfred B, count} judge.
Gaines Bros, wini sand liquors.
Gaines < Seorgo S, ;;r iceries.
Garnett .James il. commonwealth's atty.
Garnett J. B., Lawyer.
Garton H M & Son, hardware and stoves.
Garton John J., Dry Goods and Post-
master.
Gentry Jefferson, deputy sheriff.
Gill James P, livery.
Grace John R. circuit judge.
Green James P, brick manufacurer.
Greer J Thomas, assessor.
Griffin Joseph E, photographer.
Grinter Thomas H, broker.
Hamilton W F. harness-maker.
Hawkins & Dabney, furniture.
Hewes E, livery.
Hillman Je-se F liquors and groceries.
Hillraan Wiley L. shoemaker.
Hughes Alex C, tailor.
Jefl'erson .John G, county clerk.
Jeffers '-. Tl mi :- | isti e ■• f peace.
Kelh y •! Ed, county attorney.
Kcllv M D, jeweler an 1 sew machs.
Lindsay <i Willis, grot ery
Lii isaj Lev, pi ysieian.
Mil 'ain ( •< orge T, groceries and hardware.
Malono Oc S >n. wajron-mak* rs.
Peters Rev L (', i Meth dist.)
Pursley & Stewart, carpenters.
Ragan Robert, barber.
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Rawlins M rs Ellen, millinery.
Scbultz George H, shoemaker.
Shaw John 1>, circuit clerk.
Sim.- Fen ton. lawyer.
Smith H W, justice of peace.
Smoote Wm T, physician.
Street .1 L & Sons, dry goods, etc.
Terry Felix G, dru^s.
Theobold John & Son, shoemakers.
Thompson Moses S, general store.
Tanks & Mills, wagon-makers.
Waide James H. sr< neral -tore.
White ■! F & Son, t >b ,cco-U-af.
Wilfurd l\ bert& Bru, flour-mill (3 rnilese).
Wilford K & Co, drugs and stationery.
Wilford tV Hughes, meat market.
Wilgus T .1. ■:•■; ir.uker.
Wilkinson CWas. T., Publisher Trigg
County I >t mo< rat.
Wilkinson James H., Lawyer.
Yviiiitiiiii Hiram T, gunsmith.
CAIN'S STOKE. A country post-
office in Pulaski county, with 60 inhabi-
tants, 16 miles west of Somerset, the coun-
ty-seat and shipping station on the C. S.
Ity. Semi-weekly mail. C. C. Gossett,
postmaster.
Cain M J, distiller,
Compton 11 A, distiller.
Foster E L, blacksmith.
Gossett C. ('., General Store.
Rainwater <l A. di.-tiller.
Roysden Jacob, blacksmith.
ty-seat. its nearest shipping point. r,n
the St. L. & S. E. Bram I) :n L & N. R R.
Its nearest station is Robard. Tri -weekly
mail. [No report in time for pros-.]
CAI,i:i)()VIA. Sometimes called
Cherry Hill, is a *mal! village, in Trigg
county. 9 miles east of I '..i: i the county-
scat. Hopkinsville. 13 miles east, is the
nearest shipping point, on St. L. <v: S. >'..
j brunch of L. \ N. K. it. Papulation 05,
Mail tri-weekly. T. J. Hammond, post-
! master.
j Dillard Hen. blacksmith.
j Hammond T. J., Genera! Store.
i Miller .1 A. ph\ sician.
, K - >" .1 I- . pb v sit ian.
j Wall -J T, Errocer,
Cain villi:.
Cain's Store |,
Pulaski county, i S«
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CAIKO. A post-office in the south-
western part of Henderson county, 11
miles south-west of Henderson, the coun-
OAMIOOX. Tht} county-seat of Mc-
Lean count v, i.; situated on Green river,
160 miles from Louis vilia, and f;'> mile?
from Evansviile, Ind. If is accessible by
liver at ail seasons of the year. The near-
est railroad station is at I. via, 7 mile-; dis-
tant, on the Owensb >;••> div. of the L & N
It. R. Calhoon was form rU calied Vien-
na, the tort or .-station of that nan:'- hav-
ing been built where the town now stands,
in T788. The town has a population of
1,200. A new and handsome court-ho ise
and jail have been lately built. ]i>.r^ are
2 fiouring-milit., 1 woolen-nail, '■) churches,
I free school, 1 graded school, and i
newspaper, the "McLean County }'ro-
gress." Tobacco is stemmed at this place
and shipped in large quantities direct to Eu-
rope. Mail daily. The tow n is remarka-
bly healthy, and beautifully located. J. p.
Pruitt, ji.--tmu-t.-r.
Aver G T. stoves and tinware.
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Aver , county clerk.
Baldwin S C, dry goods.
Cary R G, circuit clerk.
Clark J W, tobaci • it.
Cravens A Y. constable.
Cunningham Jas, hotel and grocery.
Davenport Rev W 1 \ Methodist).'
Eger Joseph, bl icksmith.
Erlley K M, c .oper.
Fowlkes \V E, physician.
Frazier Bros, tobact onists.
Gates G W, lawyer.
Gates L W, lawyer.
Gates tV Goodman, editors " Progress."
Giles .j .1. gi ocer.
Glover U H, druggist.
Hale C P. nursery.
Hamilton John, barber.
Harrison Thos, hotel.
Hendrick J K. physician.
Hobson W T, tobacconist.
Howard B P, j h.vaiciati.
Johnson A W, lawyer.
Johnson J C, luw\ er.
Johnson J W, county attorney.
Jones G \V, harness-maker.
Moore A I, architect.
Mosely Bros, tire goods.
Muster J EI,und :rtaker.
Muster John, police judge.
Moorman H P. lawyer.
Noe *V P.ro., Lawyers. (See adv.)
Noe Joe, Commonwealth's Attorney 4th
Judical District.
Pfeiffer H A. boot and shoemaker.
Porter F E, druggist.
Pruitt J I) & Co, blacksmiths.
Pruitt C W »t Bro. grocers.
Pruitt S W, wagon. maker.
Pruitt .1 I), postmaster.
Robertson D D, physician.
Robertson M L T, town marshal.
Robinson J M, physician.
Ruby W, W, livery.
Rudy George, county judge.
Shutt YV H, miller."
Swindler Rev B F | Baptist).
Tichenor G \V. livery.
Turner Young ec Co, dry goods.
Wall W H. grocer.
Wail B I, butcher.
Walker & Gibson, hotel.
Walt rip J P. sheriff.
Watkins A F. physician.
Watkins L A. lawyer.
Weil Jacob, dry goo Is and tobacconist.
Welch J T, distiller.
White J W, tobacconist.
Young Elisha. barber.
Young Thos B, boot? and shoes.
CALIFORNIA. Campbell county,
located 10 miles south-east of Newport, the
county-st at, and nearest rail I point,
] 73 i dies from Loui . .- dir
Ohio river. Two churches, and a school
are sustained, and wheat and tobacco are
exported. Population 100. Mail daily.
W. P. Young, postmaster.
Boats J W, general store.
Decoursey O 31, general store.
Demoss .i' Jolly, general store.
Lehr F, wagon-maker.
Sherwood George, shoemaker.
Thomas John, physician.
Walbern Gus, shoemaker.
Yv'allace J T, physician.
CALLAWAY. Was first settled in
1812, and is a village of 25 inhabitai ts, in
Bell county, 15 miles north of Pineville,
the county-seat, and ','1 south-east of Liv-
ingston, the nearest railroad shipping point,
and '_00 from Louisville. Timber is abun-
dant, and forms the only export. Maii
daily. G. W. Green, postmaster.
Callaway B, farmer.
Callaway C J, boarding-house.
Cox Robert, constable.
Creech E, justice of pence.
Creech I N, dry goods.
Creech & VVildus, flour-mill.
Green G. W., Teacher.
Johnson A, dry goods.
Johnson R W, general >tore.
McGreen John, justice of peace.
Skidmore & Northrup, dry goods.
Smith & Lewis, blacksmiths.
CALVERT CITY. According to
the census of ls^O, this village h is 1 !'_' in-
habitants. It is a station or. the 1". A: E.
R. "... in Marshall county. 12 miles north
of Benton, the county it. The nearest
bank is at t'aducah. Two church s and a
common school, with lodges of the M is >ns
and Odd Fellows, are here. (> •< -i oppor-
tunity here ft»r a Houring-mill. Ship ■
consist of tobacco, chiefly. Maii daily.
T. M. Freeman, postmaster.
Calvert P W, h >tcl.
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Calvert W F, cabinet-maker.
Calvert W F, carpenter.
Den man II, sewing-machines,
Finley Lewis, dentist.
Freeman T. 31., General Store.
Hale J 1', carpenter.
Hoag F S, railroad agent]
Holland A. blacksmith.
Johnston A udrew, d< ntist.
Jones James, fishermau.
Landot S H. druggist.
Maddux Ira. blacksmith.
Martin J), bridge-carpenter.
Null A D, carpenter.
Null James, gardener.
Pinner J if, physician.
Pugh John, live stock.
Rowland M C. wagon-maker.
Saling & Co, farm implements.
Scillian F M, lumber.
Story Arnett, shoemaker.
CAMAUGO. A village with a pop-
ulation of 150, located in the southern part
of Montgomery canity, 5 miles south of
Mt. Sterling, the county-seat, shipping
point on L., C. & L By., and nearest bank
location. Corn, wheat, rye, wool, and pro-
duce are shipped. Express Adams. Mail
tri-weekly. W. F. Horton, postmaster.
Botts George N, wagon-maker.
Horton J. N., AL Bro., General Store.
Meyers J H, hotel.
Parker A L, railroad agent.
Pendleton J & Son, wagon-makers.
Rickets I)r John T, general store.
Russell & Pendleton, undertakers.
Spratt J B, physician.
CAMDEN. A small settlement of 15
persons, on the L., C. & L. R. R., in Old-
ham county. Dailv mail.
CAMPBELLS BUKG. In Henry
county, is an incorporated village and
station on the L., C. & L. Ry, 12 miles
north of Newcastle, the county-seat, and
location of nearest bank. A tl air-mill, four
churches, a school, and two h< tels are sus-
tained by a pop ilation of 250. Stock, to-
bacco, and wheat are shipped. Express
Adams. Telegraph Western LTnion. Mail
daily. George T. Humston, postmaster.
Campbell J H, live stock.
Caplinger D F, general store.
Chilton J S, live stock.
Darnold R, hotel.
Gilbei t James, grocer.
Goslin James, physician.
Hardesty Moses, blacksmith and justice.
Humphrey Rev C M, (Methodist).
Huuvstou George T., General Store.
Humston C>3oar M. pi ysician.
Jewell N \. gi oeeries".
Moor*-- Charles, express agent.
O'Brien W, general store.
Pyles W II, harne s- naker.
Ransdell .1 C, blacksmith.
Robinson R A. wagon-maker.
Rogers J C, flour-mill.
Thomas «.V Herndon, druggists
Tinker W A, R R ag. nt. ~
Williams \\ J. 1, ,t ...
Yeager F I, physician.
CAMPBELLS VI LXE. On the 0.
& 0. div., L. & N. R. K.. is a village of «6(J
people, located in Taylor county, of which
it is the seat of justice. Nenres't bank loca-
tion is Lebanon, 17 miles north. A han-
dle-factory, a saw and carding-mill, two
churches and f\V'j schools are here, also a
first-class hotel, "The Ewing House,"
which is well patronized, are! proper-
ly appreciated by commercial men,
and possesses every convenience for the
traveling public. The exports consist of
tobacco and grain, and tiie average pries
for unimproved land is $5, and $20 for
farms. Stage to Columbia daily, tart: $1.50
Expre« Adam-. Telegraph Union. Mail
daily. R. H. Martin, postmaster.
Bass John "VV, lawyer.
Bass Dr Samuel R, drugs.
Blakey Isaac, carding-mill.
Borders George, stage-line.
Buchanan Dr James B. drugs.
Calvet Winclnss, jeweler.
Cave Bobert I>, wagon-maker.
Chandler Joseph, grocer.
Chandler Joseph H, lawyer and lumber
dealer.
Chandler Samuel T, physician.
Chandler S T & Son, druggists.
CI andler Wm A. groceries.
Chandler Dr Woodruff T. druggist.
Coffee Cyrus K, harness-maker.
C 1 1 i us J seph T. lawyer.
Crouch T A. jailer.
Dcering Henry G, distiller.
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ji'iF'r! ^) £ | >!,' riut.-, l^iUern Letters and 1-i-uies. kg^ Metal liody Kubber Type.
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Douglass Wood, b!a :k»mith.
El wing House. J. U.Ewii g. Proprietor.
Good Sample-rooms, First-class Livery
an 1 Bar 0 mnected. Baggage Trans-
ferred to and from Depot freeoi cii irg< .
Ewilig J. R., I roprh : r ring House.
Good Sample-Rooms C nu cted. t\Uo
First-' lass Li ■ ■ : . and Bur.
Gowdy I) V, A ,! I', goneral -:. re
Gowdy & M >r. eomimiss
Green Thomas E, circuit c i
Hackley & Lewis, harness-makers.
Hazard J H, painter
Hodgins George, barbt r.
Hoskina Bryant & C ■ . general store.
Hubbai i R< I. 't bl i smith.
Hutcher & Davis, grocer es tnd tinware.
Irvine Thomas, physician.
Jeter R E, i arp. nter.
Katz Samuel, general store.
Let Bn = & C . stave nianufi eturers.
Lent Isaac, hotel.
Li ■< i v Samuei, blacKsiiiilh.
Martin Robert II., Postmaster.
Jiays & Burdott, Hour and saw-mill, ■;
miles south.
Montague Robert S, lawyer.
Patterson Charles, lawyer.
Prlco Norrnan !., bla< k-mith.
Puyear Hubert E, lav yer and police judge,
Redman G W, tannery.
Robinson John R, law ,-er
Robinson M 0, county judge.
Robinson W <> core?) - and sheriff.
Rollim Mis- .]..-■ «S EI , . dressmak: ri
Samuels Win B, sin (.-maker.
Sanders & Puyear undertakers.
Shiflett Andrew J, tinner.
Shivley A 13, physician.
Shivley A '-i. p i saw and grist-mill.
Smith Hamilton B, h! litb.
Turner John A, general store,
"Wilson Thomas T. ^ro< i ri> -.
Wilson & Johi son. dress-makers.
Wood James ">' iwyvr and county atty.
Wright Charles \S . count \ eh rk and hotel,
Young W'oi L, lawyer.
CAMP KNOX. Sometimes called
Haskir.svilie, is only i -■ - ' \i lage and
post-office in Greene county 10 miles south
oi Green sburg, the county-seat, and 15 from
Campbollsvilie, the most accessible ship-
ping point, and 100 from Louisville. Pop-
ulation 75. Mail tri-weekly. T. li. Mitch-
ell, postmaster.
C fley i C, c< n stable.
Coffey S. sow ing-machines.
< Iro\ • -I i >. hi :•->■ and mule dealer.
Grov< l; \V !. . stock.
H ns Wm, boot and shoemaker.
Vl :;.}•• II J \\ justice of peace.
Mitchell T. Sv... Lumber Manufacturer.
Miti Ivell ■:• <'.••..:■■ ■ iths.
■ ■..•!!• ■!". (3 J' if* and pro !uc<
"•! ■ . : . >rne ' U, pin ician.
i .v Sa mder?, gen 1 .-tore and pro-
duce,
W; ' ■ ' R A, physician,
William- J W, physician.
CAMP XKCSOX. A village in
Jessamii i unty, and a . iding on the
Kentucky river, 8 miies
lasville Lin 'ounfcv ■ i rie: fc rail-
road approach. I ion - I i] •
ment: an bo ma-l con enienl ' made di-
rect via tin river. Stage to Nicholasville
and Lanca ■•.(':■■ fare 50c. Daily mail.
Henry Kuhlm; nn. postmaster.
Berkley John, distillery.
Gi'.rley K J A Uo, lumber mnfrs. coopers
and cii I il rs.
Glass J VV, general store and hotel.
Houston John C gen'l store and saloon.
K n hi maim ilenrv, G< neral Store.
Poor John W. distillery.
CAMP SPRINGS. A post-office in
Campbell county, •> tin es south of Tndian
Springs.
CAMPTOX. A village of 150 in-
habitants on is rift < '■! n ; en ek. is the coun-
ty-seat of Wolfe, and is ;»0 miles south oi
Cornw« II its nearest si ipping point, on the
L.. C. & L. R. K. It h.-i* a -team saw ho.!
grist-mill, a common school, and exports
produce. Tri-weekly mail. J.N. Vaughn,
postmaster.
r. , k Rev E II i Methodist;.
C« ibs Kev DC i Christian).
Combs A Vaughn, General Store and
i-
( i _ on A, phvbi* ian.
1 ■■ i h A If ird, grocer.
Creech Jonathan, justice of peace.
I h. v I M , law y< r.
I > k • .!:, n- -, miller.
DwX W M P, hotel.
Elkins isa ic, general store.
■J!8^^^ $ RAWrflflMItt Controlling over $40.0(10,000 of t'ire *! I *«
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Hank O O, flour-mill and circuit rind ci un.
ty :
Han'K ■ (J V| jailor.
Hurst K r, lawyer.
Hurst Win L, la n \ er.
McQuinn James, constable.
Rogers K J, blacksmith.
Rogers A. (■ p n< i r, c ,n i ■«-ti n.ers.
Sheffield < ■■■'•'. ■, hoemaker
Shull i ' m; ••■ nt< '
Shull L O. b'lacksjnith.
Speni cr Rev J D Baptist).
Smith VVni, nun i
Steele VV & i o, general store.
Tompkins iVro, lu>en ; r
Tutt James ! Insician.
r! utl VV A '•! i i .,'. - : o unty court.
"Williams < ( '. hi ■ nitli.
CANADA. O dv ! tin try post office
in thy northi rn phi of L'i! county, 18
mill i'.ot .' ■ i Pikr-' ■• i -■ • ■ ■ nt\ -scat
and si soini vn i he vv« .-t t'< : k i.; the
Big Hind \ river. il semi-weekly. Thus.
J. Be rin , p ~>a{ master.
Bei in ■■ J • m ■< ( :. by ■ i - cnt.
Bogan •! o ;eph iho^uialo-r.
Burris Ploy '. ;: ■ ■ .!• • cnt.
Crigger fl, b aek >m\ i.
Franei - Elijah, !•'.•■< ' milh.
Lowe Jame F, >n ■■■ n\ pence.
Tinseii R«v <>_!' i i>t).
Run yen \t ron, con -
Smith James, iloui mi I.
Steel F e .:- S, iivi I >« k.
Stotridco Jcrr, [Jour-mill.
;■■ ■■ ' , and . i > ' ■■•; i !«*. Expri -»
| '-.dams!. Mail rlai ; <'.. I, -' postoiaster.
. Or n ■ u w J v I r.ith.
1 ■■; j. ■:./, l}.:\i;r<i-\ '.■■ ''iindK.R.
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CANE VA« ! rv
The v li: . '■ ; i->i
mi' or .■..., ; (■ ■
shippi ng DO'n r, on
; dr county.
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CAXJJV.
i'i Owen en ir.i
the count v- .;
O. Si. Rv, i:U
t. lemen! c. ;' ■', families
iil i' ■ '. . :' Owenton,
L'oiii't.i! ■ • ■'. i r.;oi) on Hie !
•! •; ;' ii , :.', miles ea^t. !
Produce ii mar eU-d.
CANT: )'.l IX>i !, irnall pnst-i.fficB
in Bourbon (-, ". ■>.. . ij • ill s !nnn t'aris, on
the K. < '. il. '.:.. 'i'ri ■■■..!)• mail. i>. 15,
Branib!. • at master.
^- ' '••• • •'. n.m-ikfir.
Barneti ' i, miU i i ■:■.
Uratnttti'.i ;• j ,. B., .•• ■:- mith.
L. A N. K ;:.. ': '--. >■ - • fih-ea-t of Colum-
bia, the p. i-< ■ '-, ■, ■ .•, county-
* i md 100 miles outli-east of Louisville.
VV '■ eat, hogs, ea . . I eco. ana walnut
lumber are :h;' ••■..;',.,■- - burch and
• hi id are : i ;;.,':rl*. Maee f'> Columbia
and CampbelU villi ai "■■■■ and 51.50.
Mail daily. A. II ' id<l ;- stmaster.
Board J J, ph \ ioian,
,v,iier (J . nr. i •!• -mith.
Dudgeon T 0 »S s ms. ur and saw-mill.
Dudgeon vv S, i ■ • ■ peace.
Joiu-3 VV JI. < arneriier.
Judd \ ! i CXj t» iV;i t.
tj«iti<l Baifiks .'•' iMj5 !-<'>', Gen'l Store.
M iller Jai n i T, hoi i i:ikt;r.
Rico F VV, ! tel.
Turner, Day & Co, ax handles.
CANEY. 1 a s-Ui-ment of some 60
p> '■}''" in Mor an c rst' : ' miles south
of YVi.-t, Liberty, and : i from Cornwall,
the shippin t, star,i n. <>■< ' i . ■ eriinsr divis-
ion L.. k'j. & L. '.' ■ ... ,- marketed.
Mail daily. VV. Lyl. '■-. >• tmaster.
Benton Kev Win 'i iiaptist).
K;ll'j, ire Dudley . ph\ -.• ian.
j !. iinnster < laleb, \>,,i"-.i:-i"-tk«;-r.
I ,\ kins John R, con t:i ••.
r/\ : ins Joshua VV, ive • -k.
"n'.i'is \»'in. »*k Co., Flour and Saw-
mill.
Will i :. \ A. justice of peace.
Webb VV W, juil ii ;' ' ;' . eai e.
V. ieler Rev J a rm*s i Unptisl i.
Whe :I.t .! VV, iiv k.
Wheeler & Co, jenera! r^r^.
CAXi-.'VA I?J C, A Nation on P. &
]& I ..'.'.. :ti;-[ jiji :m, ■>.-'• ■: ted town in Gray-
son eountv. IL'.' riiih ,v -' • ' I^citi • iield.tha
(AM: SPIir l>r.POT. Or ; county-seat, X"<rri.-:i tv-iril"laredriv-
*■ ■■•!■■' '-,.:; ;i .■■':...■-.'. dstow n tin iiv pov/er derive froui ("aiiuv creek. A
br?i'»v.i Ii, A; N. 1*. il.. in ' ■ • unty, 9 team Hour u ill A ;.,• \ ,|. Shipments
T" : ; u i of Shepherd viile, the county- j consist of tobacco ogs, cattle and produce.
nTTRHW m;i nn flTJ TIKTHT AMT1
ipimt lift. lU. Ur DfliiliAnll
Central unci Southern Dep't.
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Mail
Population 250. Express Adams
daily. J. Y. Tilford, postmaster.
Bank'? & Daniel. g merai store.
Bond J K. > :•.:■:' -s ■.■_-:.
Bond A: Blain, general store and saloon.
Bond A: Bond, dr igs.
Brandon .J N . physician.
Brandon K W, physician.
Dcwies S C, hot \ and salmon.
Edlin Joseph. R R :•_-:.
English A:', i. ;, ;■ ! I nd saloon.
Hayse Gilman, j -' .• • ol . eace.
Kelh Ellis, justice of peace.
Layioan Henry, general store.
Neal &, Eski i :..• . _ ■ ral -tore.
Probus Wm, flour-tnill.
Tilford J as Y police iud<je.
Tilford J. Y. A; Son. Blacksmiths.
Wilson Bros Lv Co. general store.
CANXONSBUBG. According to
tic ci nsus of ISSO, has a ;• >pulation of 90,
is in Boyd ■ unn 7 miles west of Catletts-
burg, the county-S'-at Nearest bank is at
Ashland. Ship to Steward's Tunnel on
A. C. & I. K. R. Country produce and
grain are shipped. Land ranges from ?'JU
to $40 per acre. Mail semi-weekly, E. T.
Miller, postmaster.
Baker Nicholas, hotel.
Begley S A. blacksmith.
Engard G W, justice.
Galloway John, grist and corn-mill.
Kean Rev Clifton, • Methodist South').
Leffingwell & Geiger, live stock.
Miller E. Theo. & Co., General
Store.
Patton Rev J A, ( Methodist).
Vint Calvin, live stock.
White Eli, constable.
CANTON. An incorporated town in
the western part of Trigg county, on the
Cumberland river. 9 miles west of Cadiz
the county-sent, and 25 south of Eddyville,
the nearest railroad approach. Shipments
are most conveniently made direct, via the
river. The bankina bu.-i less is trausa* ti d
at llopkinsville. A steam saw-miil. a
church, and a district -•■!■■ . I are sustained
by a population • •: S00. The shipments
comprise corn and tobacco. Mai! daily.
George W. Cobb, postmaster.
Atwood T A, blacksmith.
Baker L B, constable.
Blake Mr., E A, hotel.
Blake J R, saloon.
Cheatham Philip, shoemaker.
Cobb A G. commission merchant.
Colih George W., General Store.
Cobb & Boyd, dry goods.
Cook W M, physician.
Dulaney, B >oth & Co, saw-mill.
Fitily L >uis. dentist.
Fuqua N J, saloon.
Fuqua W J, general sl< re.
Gregston Rev C I Baptist).
Hapman \V J, proprietor of ferry.
Hayward W L, hotel.
Ingram, T M, physician.
Jefferson George H. physician.
Lackey Miss C E. teacher.
Liliekey James II., Physician.
Lackey .1 i', prn sician.
Logan' John 1 >. "tobaci o.
Love Rev .1 W (Methodist).
Me1: gin James, harness-maker.
New E I>, cooper.
Richardson J a mi s, brick-mason.
Thomas Alfred, live stock.
Tomlinson J J, hotel.
Tyler Quint M. teacher.
Wallis L R, local agent.
CANTON. Kenton Co. (See Visalia.)
CAHIjISLE. Located near the cen-
tre of Nicholas county, of which it is the
seat of justice, is a town of 1000 inhabitants,
and station on the Maysvilie uiv., K C. R.
R. It has a weekly newspaper, a bank,
two carriage factories, a hotel and flour-
mill, with three churches and good public
schools. Stage to Owingsville, I'l mile3
south-east, daily, and to Maysvilie tri-week-
ly, fare to either $2. Express Adams. Tele-
graph Western Union. Mail daily. Wm.
H. Fritts, postmaster.
Adair B F & Son, grocers.
Adair George NY . dentist.
Adair A: Burroughs, grocers.
Allen Wm B, clothing.
Allen vV Pisi er, merchant tailors.
Archdeacon & Bro, wagon-makers.
Atchison .1 0, proprietor St. Cloud hotel.
Baki r Horace, sh< emaker.
Banta Andrew J, county judge.
Barnett J H, wagon maker and justice.
Barnetl John W, city marshal.
Boos Yenu.-t, notions.
f%. I 1 ■ | % -*5 ' '•'".
Entchers' and Packers' Supplies and General Hardware Spe-
cialties. i^£J, Si • ":■/■•■ ■'•*. 835 Broadway and 8303,
a. & ■ r«tuth Street, £T. LOUIS, MO. Sand foi Catalogue.
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Brown John, barber.
Campbell James 1!, dry goods.
Campbell John A, county clerk.
Campbell John W, livery.
Campbell & Darnall, insurance.
Carlisle Mercury, W J Kehoe, prup'r.
Chism Isaac M, lawver.
Clary Foster i', ticket agent K. C. E. R.
Clay I'- v Ht'i ry Ch Utian .
Con '■•■;■ J >hn R, . ■• er.
Crigler Wm A. gem ral store.
Crump Henry C, grocer.
Dallas & Goodw in s Idles and harness.
Deposit Bank ot'Carlis! — ■ .; ital $77,000.
W P Ross, pros: F EC ng eton, cash.
Dills Maicolm. physici tn.
George Dorsey 4.V; Co., Brick Manu-
facti -r ts an 1 Contrac tors.
Exchange Mills, E .:••>•- cc Bostain, props.
Frey & Harris, i ieut r irket.
Fritts W W & Son, druirs and books.
Glenn Thomas J. circuit clerk.
Gore & Brother, lawyers.
Grater Bros, grocers and bakers.
lialladay James H, lawyer.
Ham & Kimbrough, livery.
Handley »5c Huff, planing-mill.
Herrin John, sheriff.
Higgii - Christopher G, wncron-maker.
Howard A: Dinsmore. furniture and under-
taking.
Kehoe Wm J, propr Carlisle Mercury.
Kennedy Win M, general store.
Kennedy & Kennedy, lawyers.
Kimbrough House, Mrs M C Bell propri-
etress, Henry C Kimbrough clerk.
King Robert C, farm implements.
Lee John W 15, general store.
McCann James A. marl le.
M< Connaughey J A. :' >ur and saw-mill
iC> miles south-west, i
McCracken Miss R B, milliner.
Mc Daniel Bros, hardware.
M< Elroy Wm P, - ■ maker.
M : ! ntire Andy, dentist.
McKee John, merchant tailor.
McKee Mrs Marv. milliner.
Mi- Mai ill Mr- Margaret, milliner.
Me>~ew .\ II, pliysf< i m.
Mann James clothins.
Mann Reuben E, Lrr >ct r.
Martin Mrs. I R. grocer.
Mather.- Charles W, j hysieian.
Mathers Willis, livery.
Mathers & Saunders, hardware.
Moteh George E. jeweler.
Munger Charles W, mayor and lawyer,
Myers John W, blacksmith.
Newton Rev J C C, i Methodist).
Norvell & Tureman, lawyers.
< >gdeii Harry, jeweler.
Parks Ri< hard M, R R and express agt.
Parks & Scott, meat marke .
Peale F M & Co dry goods.
Power G • '■ 13. ." eeriesand saloon.
Robinson Benjamin Id la ■■ . • r,
R )bin ?on Robert II, saloon!
Rogers Samuel G, wb liquors and tobacco.
Rogers & Bostain, nour-iniils.
Rosenthal Barney, ir'merHl store.
Uo 3 & Lytle. \a '..j-vi.
St Cloud Hotel, J OAtchinson, proprietor.
Shay Patrick D. general store.
Smith Bryson M, coroner.
T .' man & Howell, druggists.
Vivian Rev Alexander, (Methodist).
CARROLLTOX. Locatad on the
south bank ot the Ohio river, at its conflu-
ence with the Kentucky. 62 miles north-
ea-t of Louisville This town is the
county-seat of Carroll county, is incorpo-
rated, and has a population of 1,000. The
place was originally settled in 1794, wh«n
it was known as Port William, which was
changed, in 1837, to its present name. Ir,.-
shipping point, by rail, is English, 5 miles
south-east on the L., C. oc L. Ry. Car-
rollton is an enterprising and prosperous
city, and contains 7 church edifices, repre-
senting the Baptist, Presbyterian. Metho-
dist, Methodist Episcopal, Christian, and
Catholic sects, a seminary, and Catholic
high-school, a good weekly newspaper, a
woolen-mill, andseveral other nulls, which
all use steam power, and a bank. The as-
sessed value on real and personal property
in the city, is $500,000, ami the town has
no bonded indebtedness. The exports of
the place comprise hay, corn, tobacco, and
live stock, 'i he nat ire of the land in the
vicinity is rolling prairie and unimpn red
timber— the latter valued at an average
price of $25, \ bile cleared farm-; are worth
from >!0 to £100 per aire. The city is
lighted with gas, and altogether, pre
an elegant appearance. Mage communi-
cation with Northville twice a day {fare
$lj. Express Adams. Telephone con-
nects the cits with W. U. Telegraph com-
pany at Northville. Mail daily. John
T. Lewis, postmaster.
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r)r,|i|A-AL,Ei KI\DS. .1. W. VTKllVSOl?, 3itf- 321 So Clia».
.3 nvi St., rilK-.-UiO. IM.. ; . Kcter toitaoit!,amUoi
Slv U S ,„ i outracts console ted tlirotagfiOiti tike cotiitir*.
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Anderson George W Jr, livery.
Anders >n George W 5r, groi s
Argus Otto F, barl ■ 7 and news agent.
Baker Ginn it Co, saw and planing-mill.
Barker M I, leaf tobacco.
BassettRev Miles (Methodist).
Berg Churn--, jewelry.
Bittel Philip, saloon.
Blessing John J, meat market.
Booker Robert IS saloon.
Boswort'n i& Lewis, grocers and ngr i
Butter William O, druggist.
Carroll Seminary, l'r K N Elliott, prin.
Carrollton Democrat, Gullion A; Valland-
ingham, editors and publishers.
Carrollton House, Mrs H R Wolfe, pr >pr.
Corn \\ iliiam. Proprietor Nati
Hotel and ' >r »eer.
Cox Hezekiah, lawyer and real estate.
Davlinjr An«lre\v \V, Proprietor Old
Darling Disii lery. [See ad ».)
Donaldson Jos* ph A. Sawyer.
Downing James & Co, grocers.
Eld r William, bla ksmith.
Elliott Dr E N. pvii Carroll Semi nary.
Fisher James C, miilii ery and notions.
Fisher John T £ Co, druggists.
Fisher Wm M, county judge and att'y.
Floore Dallas A, dentist.
Flynt Martin D, saddles and harness.
Gardner Wm, saloon.
Geier M A & Co, druggists.
Glauber John, boms shoes and sew-machs.
Goslee Levin, physician.
Grobmeyer John H. clothing.
Grobmeyer J E & H C, prop's U S mail
and stage line and Fifth St livery.
Grobmeyer & MoCrackin, groc and saloon.
Guide Albert, dry goods and notions.
Gullion Wyant 0, clerk of circuit coirt.
Gullion A Vallandingham, publishers Car-
rollton Democrat.
Hatlortl & Son . Ebenezer Harford and
Wm. M. Hartbrd . Saw and Planing-mill
and Lumber Dealers.
Halm ess Herman i'«. blacksmith and wag< n-
maker.
Hanks vfc Co, clothing and dry goods.
Harrison Richard F, clerk county court.
Hart Louis A, 1 aker.
Helm Rev Benianvn (Presbyterian).
Houghton Mrs J M. prop Point House.
Howe John & J B. clothing.
Howe John & W F & Co. woolen-mills.
Howe John & Sen-, bankers.
Howe W F, county treas Carroll Co.
Humphrey Henderson, grocer.
Jonei Henry (.'. barber.
Karins Hugh, mai ble.
Leep A T .v Bro, grocers,
Lewis John T, postmaster and ins agent.
Lindsay James II, ;herift' of Carroll Co.
Logemari & Drees, blacksmiths.
MoCrackin Thomas, saloon.
McElrath Thomas J, lawyer.
Mason Daniel M. b >ots and shoes.
Masterson ..: Gaunt, law} ers.
Moorman Mrs Kate, saloon.
Myers & Robinson, saloon.
National Hotel, Wm. Corn, Prop'r,
near Steamboat Landing.
Point House. Mrs .1 M Houghton, prop'r,
Tie;tr steambi at I 11 ding.
Reeves Rev John. ,Methodist).
St. John's Aijiilcmy and Day
School, Condi! : i by the Sisters ot
Notre Dame, Rev. Stephen Schmid,
Principal.
Salver-; Charles D, stoves and tinware.
Schmitl ilev. Stephen, Rector St.
John's Catholic Church and Principal
Si , J ohn's Acad -, iv.
Seppenfeld Herman, grocer and meats.
Sheppard Wm, blacksmith.
Siersdorfer Michael, b >ots and shoes.
Smith Miss Lucia, millinery.
Smith Wm L. general store.
Stairs & Tromma, proprs Carrollton tiour-
ing-rnills (corn and wheat 1.
Stringfellow vX Kipping, cabinet-makers.
Taylor Leonard W, physician.
Taylor Leonard X, physician.
"Webster Joshua C, grocerv and hardware.
Wilkins David 0, blacksmith.
Williams Robert T, rlouring-mill.
Winslow W B, H M & J T. lawyers.
Wolfe Mrs H R, propr Carrollton House.
CAR IIS. On the Ohio river, is a vil-
lage in Lewis county. 8 miles north-west of
Vaneeburg, the county-seat. Ship direct
by water. Two ■ liur hes and a district
school are sustained by a population of 200.
The shipments consist of grain, stock, tan-
bark, and produce. Stage to Vanci
Mail daily. R. P. Thomas, postmaster.
Burns Walter, express agent.
Calvin John, phy>ician.
Car;- F M, general -tore.
Frye George, saw-mill.
Irwin Thomas, blacksmith.
■ J ,.• V i ?.* \ I ! ' Losses, a u<« liav
yiitliil«i#» yy Ufiy S L fsals sifted tiaim*.
Ela-vf Settlcrt mori tlian 1,400
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Junes Rev — (Christian).
Kendall Rev — .; M 1 1 )i .>.Ji>t ■ .
Parker Win, justice uf peat •.
K; 'id Shep, railroad agent.
Stout John, shoemaker.
Thomas It. P., General Stove.
CARRSVIET/H:. A village of 300
pci pie in Li1 ii .;- ■ '. ■ • r;- . ' ' nil i
Paducah, its shi] | ing point, '10 from
Louisville. It is on the Ohio ri\ er. Adams
Express. Daily mail. J. M. Pavy. post-
master.
Allard C E general store.
Allard ec 0w • , j mi-mill.
Boyd A S II. pb\ sician.
Bridges J R gr r.
Clemens .1 \ pi ;. sician.
C ons Charles, it and shoemaker.
Crotsen R, g< ner il store.
Kidd J W, ph \ sician.
Kidd «& afcC'ollum, Druggists.
t*ary »J. M., Express Agent and Store.
Rose'G W. grocer.
Threlkeld I' A. general store.
Thompson & Mason, blacksmiths.
"Ward M P, general store.
Woodmansee J. !>., General Store.
CARR'S PORK.
Letchi r county, 15 miles
burg, the county-aeat.
miles north-east, is the
point. Mail tri-weekly.
postmaster and farmer.
.V post-i raVe in
north of Whites-
Prestonburg, K)
nearest shipping
G. XI. Johnson,
CARSOX. This village of 250 inhab-
itants, is in Letcher county, 16 miles north
of Whitesburg, the county-seat. Carr's
Fork creek furnishes power by which a
flour and saw-mill are propelled. Nearest
shipping point is Prestonburg, 45 miles
north, on the west fork of the Big >. id\
river. Whisky forma the < hief export.
Semi-weekly stage carrying the mail to and
from Prestonburg. .J. C. Adams, post-
master.
Adams John I?., Farmer.
Ambenjey A A, carpenter.
Bn
express agent.
Co!iins a a. druggist.
< 'otnbs , constable.
Craft X R, general store.
Franklin A- Smith, llour-mill.
Gil -on Rev James, (Baptist).
Granville — — . constable.
Pigman J !> farmer.
Pigman J C, distiller.
Pigman Wilburn, justice.
Pigman .justice.
Sexton M D, physician.
Sloan J, blacksmith.
Smith E B, co p( r.
Smith John B. justice.
Thomas G P>, tea :her.
Thomas J L, teacher.
CARTHAGE. A small settlement
in Campbell county. Ship to Butler, on
the K. C. 11. R., or to New Rich ■ n i. on
the Ohio river. Population 100. S • i-
weekly mail. E. M. MeArthur, postmas-
ter.
3IcArthur E. 31. f General Store.
Tarvill .J. ('. & Son, General Store.
White & If'irr-, black rniths.
CARTWRIOHT. A small village
of some 100 inhabitants, in Clinton county,
located on the Cumberland river (which
furnishes available power), 11 miles n rth-
east of Rowena, the eounty-seat. Corn,
wheat and tobacco are marketed. Mail
daily. John W. Long, postmaster.
Aaron Dr physician.
Brown Edward, coal-mines.
Brown Edward, barl er.
Brown H, blacksmith.
Grader E M. lumber manfr.
Hopkins P II, lumber manfr.
Hunt G W, pension s^ent.
Eong .T. VV., Live Stock.
Orton David, engineer.
OweilS A. 15., Genera] Store.
Owe:)-. B !>, physician.
Owens A: Eon&, General Store.
Wade H, justice of peace.
CA S E V C J 1 !■: I-: K . In the northern
part of Ailai county 35 miles from Leba-
r: n.itsshippingstal n.a rid 85 from I
ville, is a settlement of this name, where
mail is received weekly.
Napier R W. general store.
CASEYVIEEE. A shipping point
on the Ohio river Is also an incorpi
town of 650 in habitat: ts. in Union county, 15
miles south of Morganneld. the county-
seat and nearest bank location. The place
pais ISMfiflftfAft ? "' '■"•"" ! ■•••" 3 ^rr;Tir?,T«5 ^ -ha-vt -v
100
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supports a newspaper, a flouring-mill
(steam), 3 church's, and district s< ■•■■ I,
and exports stock, grain, coal and pro Luce
Land in the vicinity can t>e obtained at §10
to $30 per 'acre. Express Adams. Mail
daily. J. M. Scantland, postmaster.
Ack t Philip, grain dealer.
•' irl ley D M , physi ian.
fii nn ;tt S vV Co, d n g o i- .
Bohanon J P, meat market.
Brooks D A jr. express agent.
Brooks D A jr & Co, wharf-boat.
Buckham & Wilson, milliners.
Caseyville Courier, D S Wilson, publisher.
Chancellor & Sons, coopers.
Corby IT G, saloon.
Davis J M, phys'n : in.
Dyer John W & live, farm implements.
Eberly K & Co, i irdware.
Finnie S S, blacksmith.
Fisher & Cosby. cn»'p«>nt<,r'«
Floton Thomas, boarding-house.
Gigler Rev J D (Methodist).
Gilchrist & Close, groceries and drug*.
Graham & Funk, livery.
Gregory John, notary public.
Henry J T, marshal.
Hardy ll-v J H (C hristian).
Hartfield Benjamin J, general store.
Harth & Nawaway, grocers.
Jones Pryor, wagon-maker.
Jones Robert, un iertaker.
Kaufman John, dry g ds.
Kerney William, general store.
Klot/ Hiram, dry goods.
McLeskey Rev R G (Cumberland Pros.
Morton II X, lawyer.
Murray John, phv: ician.
Pearson W W, live stock.
Rehm C & Bro, meat market.
Rose C, lawyer.
Rudy & Buckham. leaf-tobacco dealers.
Rutherford Stephen, livestock.
Scantland J. 31., Druggist, Stationer
and >i otions.
Simpson J, grain dealer and general store.
Simile .1 W, distiller.
Smith Bros, coop< rs.
Sypes 1' & Co, bla< ksmitha.
Tate J M, justice of peace.
Tate J M & Son, harn ss-makers.
Voss I' W, shoem i ki r
Wallace Joseph W. hotel.
Walther Henry, sewing-machines.
W stlther M, shoemaker.
Ward II, lawyer.
Wathen E II, fiour-mill.
Wells B C, saloon and ! arbor.
Whitecotton George II. constable.
Wilson D S, publisher Caseyville Courier.
CASKY'S STATION".
pi ■
office and -tation •:. the St L & 9 E.
L. & N. R. R., < tia • mv Ii ha* s.
population of about 50, and ships eatt'.e,
grain, and tobacco. Improved land in this
section of the county averages $40 per
acre. Express Southern. Mail daily. C.
T. Casky, postmaster.
Bowles W 8, groi er.
Casky J. & J., General Store.
Casky W L, R It agt.
Crawford Wm, blacksmith.
Gri en Th >i is, ji '.:< ■.
Gunn John A, physician.
Lewis Jasper A, wagon-maker.
Watson N T, constable.
Warfield W E, justii e.
Whitlow W A, cooper.
Williams & Flagan wagon-makers.
Willis Wm, shoemaker.
CATAWBA. Located on the Li-k-
ing river, which, furnishes power, in Pen-
dleton county, 4 mil - T rth of Falmouth,
the seat of justice and bank location. Ship
direct via K. C . 11 11. Tobacco and grain
form the exports, and the vill ige c mtains a
Baptist church and common school. Pop-
ulation loO. Express Adams. Mail daiiv.
H. T. Morton, postmaster.
Campbell J T. general store.
Hitch .1 T M, black-;., iti).
Morton Bros., General Store.
Morton H. T., R. R. and Express Agt.
Oder Ed E, physician.
Peoples oc Hobbs. general st >re.
Regan Rev W L Bapii i .
Thompson Rev II 1" i Presbyterian).
York .1 & A. saloon.
CATL.ETTS UV R< r. A station « •
the new Chat' tv; rutin ■ I, mcl the mm
ssat of Boyd, is situated at the eorifi i«n •
of the Ohio with the Big Sandy rivers, -J'
miles distant from Louisville. Ln 16/7,
very destructive fire ti ':• place here,
demolished nearly the whole town. Tut;
burnt porti >n has sim e been rebuilt, prii -
cipally with brick, and now presentoa ." '
LnfiifPfl linTTTnniT1^ ITTC1 llITT) Without refm>nce to the Companies we msnag«
KSpS A , H P.! ftN PA BARBEE 4 CASTlEMANi Louisvi!l8, Ky.
UiJSsfAJy JAwUU 'JU AXjAJ iiiUJ I.iltiJ Agents eveiywhtr* Sooth.
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appearance. The ghipping fa< iiities afford-
ed by the railroad and river, make this
town an important point in this section of
the State. A new opera house, with g < >d
schools and churches are here. Popuh t on
2,000. Express Adams. Telegraph West-
ern Union. Mail daily. Geo. F. Gallup,
postmaster,
Anderson Rev P R (col Methodist),
Andrews G W & Son, general store.
Andrew.- N V & S, general store.
Baldridge Thon as II, station and ex agent.
ISartram James, Prop'r Valley House.
i See adv. |
Bell Miller A, carpenter.
Berger, Charles \Y, boots and shoes.
Berger John, boots and shoes.
Big Sandy Wharf boat Co. T L Marrs,
manager.
Boreing Rev A (Methodist).
Botts Joseph, barber.
Brown George V, circuit judge.
Brown Thomas R. lawyer.
Bruning Frank rl, county attorney.
Bruns Frederick, boots and shoes.
Bruns Win. millinery and nations.
Burn- John M, ! iwyer.
Burn* Rowland (_ , lawyer.
Carnahan Lycurgus, dentist.
Clark Wm S, grocer.
Carpenter David II, general store.
Clawson Albert H, jeweler.
Cecil Colbert Sr, grocer.
Craft & Preston, grocers.
Crow Adam M. hotel and livery.
Crowell Charles, saw-mill, -] miles north.
Damnron ov Honshell, grocers;
Dillon John VV, machinist.
Eba Daniel W, grocer.
Egbert George T, 17 S commissioner.
Ewing Thomas J, insurance.
Faulkner John, saloon.
Ford James I', jeweler.
h\<~'i ,v Cecil, stoves and tinware.
Furst Abraham, shoemaker.
Gallup George F, postmaster, and dealer in
< igars and tob i co.
Garrison J \V, ! otel.
I key Charh s S,
Haiiey Alfred C, painter. .
Hampton Millard F, circuit clerk.
Hotfan A. H., Druggist and Wholesale
1 <• i er ir Li uors and Lager Beer.
Hogan Wm, confectioner.
Kentucky Democrat, (weekly) T D Mar-
cum, prop.
Kilgore James A. earpent< r.
Kilg' re Robert II, undertaker.
Kinm r Da-, id, blacksmith.
Kincaid James D, physi< ian.
Kincaid J \V, physic ian.
Kowns John J, sheriff.
Lane Join, barber.
Lanham \V N & Son, four Iry.
Lark Alexander, blacksmith.
Lauhon Chas II. sewing-machines.
Lewi- Rev F W i Pr< sbvterian.)
MeCall Robert B. police judge.
McConnell Charles L, books.
MeDyer John & Co. 'Iry goods and cloth-
ing.
Marcum Pembroke S, city marshal.
Marrs Thomas L, express agent.
Marting Henry A. general store.
Martin D S A' Co, neat market.
Mason John H, insurance agent.
Meek Green V, saloon.
Meek Jacob, -aloon.
Meek John, hotel.
Miles John W. marble-works.
Miles Mr- M F A Co, milliners.
Yalley House,
C&tletts'fo'urg:. ZSy..
T-Aul^SS !3^:^rr:F--il.:\4:, IFrcprietex.
This Hotel is located on the bank of the B;g Sandy, commanding a fine view of the
OHIO AND BIO SANDY RIVERS.
Rooms Neatly Furniensa, Ccmrr.ci::-jc, and First-Claec.
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IN AIX ITS BBASCHES. ftteol tH"^ nn.l Fipurea.
Stencil Letters and Figures. 1.. RO< UK, Engraver unci
Die Sinker, loi) I!A>'1H>1-PU SlItKET, CHICAGO, 111,.
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Mims David A. harness.
Minis Theod ire, I ardware a! d furniture.
Mitchell Joseph \V. '• >at-builder.
Montague John J, city attorney.
Moore Laban T. lawyer.
Mullan James W, county clerk.
Patton Bros, druggists.
Patt n J C i C .'. proprs Big Sandy flour-
, 1.
Paw-paw Job Printing Co, E S Ulen,
manager.
Porter John M, St James hotel.
Price Mrs RK hoi
Prichard Kee! e F, lawyer.
Rigg Robert, harness and leather.
Sehaucr Peter P, gr -.■•: and baker.
Shells, Barton & Bart >r . stoves and tin.
Shoemaker Wm. gro< er.
Simpson Alexander, srpenter.
Smiley Martin L, physician.
Smith, Mitchell & Co) saw-mill i'IJ miles n j.
Stein Charles & Son, tanners and curriers.
Valley House, James Bartram, Propr.
.(See adv).
Vinson, Joble & Prichard, round timber.
Vinson & Vaughan..livery.
"Wellman Calvin, meat market.
Wellman John !> & N". hardware,
"Wellman & Prichard, grocers.
Whitley Rev J T, ( Methodist South).
"Williamson John I. clothing.
"Witten & Davidson, bai kers.
Young John, furniture.
CATUR. Perry county, a small and
unimportant post-office.
CAVECITV. The nearest railroad
approach to the ceiel rated Mammoth
Cave, to which a daily stage runs; fare $:!
the round trip. It is a t wn of some 350
inhabitants, situated in the northern part
of Barren county, on the L. & N. R. R.,
IT miles north of Glasgow, the county-
seat, 4 miles south of IE rse Cave, the near-
est bank location, and BJ from Louisville.
6 churches and 2 pul - Is are sus-
tained, and grain, to! .... ai 1 stock are
shipped; flour-mill is needed. Express
Adams. Telegraph W. I'. Daily mail.
Mar\ M. Vial, postmaster.
B*s5ett & Co, general -' >re.
Brady Jas T, station an 1 express agent.
Cave City Hotel, Andrew McCoy,
Proprietor.
Crowley Daniel G, harness-manufacturer.
Curd Beverly D, genl store and railr'd ties.
Curd f>aniel T., General Store and
Railroad Ties.
Davidson W R, blacksmith.
Downer L A. fruit-shipper.
Ford Garland II, drugs.
Ford John grist-mill, "> miles south.
Frank A 1», blacksmith.
Gardner G T, wagon-maker.
Garnett W E, physician.
Grimes Mrs Celia, wir.es and liquors.
Hatcher E M, physician.
Huggins W A, nurseryman.
Jolly It L, town marshal.
Klett Francis, proprietor Mammoth Cave
Hotel, 10 miles north-west.
Leave]] M rs B. millinery go< d ;.
McCoj Andrew. Proprietor Cave City
Hotel, and Cave City and Mammoth
Cave Stage-line. (See adu.)
McKinney Mrs J R, teacher.
Mammoth Cave Hotel, Francis Klett, pro-
prietor. 10 t.,;le.s north-west.
Monroe J W, saw and fiour-mill, 4 miles
north-west.
Morris John, justice of peace.
Myers W L, justice of peai e.
Owen "Wm D, saw and grist-mill, 8 miles
north.
Poynter J H. constable.
Smith Wm E, drugs, stationery, etc.
Vial Louis, saloon and distiller.
Wilson Willis L, wines and liquors.
CAVE HIEE. A post-office in But-
ler county. No village.
CAVE SPRING STATION. A
town uf' 150 inhabitants, in the south-west-
ern part of Logan county, 5 miles south-
west of Russeliville. on the Memphis
branch of the L. & N". R. R., 148 miles
south-west of Louisville. It has a Baptist
church, an academy called the -'Cottage
Home," and exports tobacco and wheat.
Daily mail J. B. Cothrain, postmaster
and physician.
Atkins ('. L, Cottage Home college.
Bailev C C & Son, grocers
Cothrain l«ev. J. B. (Cumberland
Presbyterian), Physician and General
Store.'
Cottage Home College, Prof C P Shulds
and G L Atkins.
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DeWitt Rev J F (Methodist Episcopal
South), physician.
Jordan J W, tobacco dealer and shoemkr.
Russell li F, R R and express agent,
Russell & Younge, genera! store.
Shulds Prof C P, Cottage Hume college.
Taylor Rev M (Baptist).
CAVERXA. In Hart county. (See
Horse Cave).
CAYCE STATION. In the eastern
part of Fulton county, lJ miles cast of
Hickman, the count v-seat, and a station
and post-office on the M. & O. R. R. It
La- a steam saw-mill, a. public school, and
exports stock, corn, wheat, potatoes and
produce. Daily mail. Population 40. S.
E. Johnson, postmaster.
Abretten W A, Dlacksmith.
dinger George M. grocer and notions.
Cunningham R C. R R agent.
Gore W B, farmer and iustice of peace,
Johnson M I), live stock.
Johnson S. E., General Store, Pro-
duce and Live St< ck.
Johnson W O. wagon and plow-maker.
Johnson — • — , general store.
Luten S W. physician.
Reeves Charles, produce.
Reeves Eli, blacksmith and apiarist.
Reeves Jesse, clerk.
Scearce A H, produce and farmer.
Stephens E W, farmer.
CECILiIAX. At the junction of the
P. & E. with the L. *.V N. R. R . is a village
with a probable population of 200. in Har-
din county, ti miles west of Eli/cabethtown,
the county-seat, and location of the nearest
tank. Tw > churches and the C ciiian Col-
lege are here. Grain, stock and tob: co
are shipped. Express Southern. Telegraph
Western Union. Daily mail. 31. Wise,
postmaster.
A:. 1 C X, phj sician.
Cecil C .1, rjour-mill.
Cecil H A & Bro, proprs Cecilian College.
Gray G R, R R and express agt.
Heller John, shoemaker.
Murriatt .Jo!::,, blacksmith.
M«.'i-bargfir -5 H, general -tore.
Rodman .1 .i, physician.
-- «ler l> .!, flour-mill.
Wise M. I)., General Store.
CEDAR. An unimportant post-office
in Pike county.
CE.DA R BLUFF 3HLL8. Only
recently established as a post-office in Ed-
monson countv.
CEDAR GROYE STATION. In
Pulaski county. (S eGover.)
i CEDAR SPRINGS. Alien county.
A small way post-i •" e, on the tri- weekly
mail-route between Seottsviile, the county-
seat, and Glasgow, the nearest railr >ad
point. \Y. J. Oldfieid, postmaster and
tailor.
CENTER. AsettlementofeOpei pie
in Metcalf countv. Shin to Horse Cave,
16 miles distant. "Four trails per week.
CENTER POINT, In touth-east-
err. part of Monroe county, on Cumberland
river, 14 miles east u Tompkinsviile, the
county-seat, 4 1.J south-cast of Glasgow, its
nearest shipping poir:t bv rail, on the L. &
N. R. R., and 100 south of L01
Richard-en's Landing is its nearest ~i'-y-
ping point by water. Weekly mail arid
stage to Glasgow. R. H. Richardson, post-
master.
Kennedy Nick, blacksmith.
Stipp & Heathman, general store.
Richardson R H, general store.
Richardson S D 11. farmer.
Spegeman Win, sho< maker.
Vandvoors S, blacksmith.
CEXTERTOWN, a settlement of
40 people, in Ohio county. It is 0 miles
from McIIonry. it- shipping point, on P. &
E. R. R., G miles w -t of Hertford, the
county-seat. Mail semi-weekly. George
R. Sanders, postmaster.
.1 >nes L W, general
Mort >n <x Ford. Idack-miths
Sanders George K. Physician.
CENTERY1EEE. This town is lo-
cated in the we.-i rn p rt of Bourbon
countv, 8| miles from Paris, the county-
seat, and nearest shipping point on K. C,
E'y. It has a population of 300, and - i-
ports a church and school. Wheat, hemp,
and tobacco are exported. Stage to George-
mmT tiTfi nn f\v> mini nm ~- n. m. mc
lh\A\ liUJ, uUt hi DilUJjiliilij Louisville,
South
2t£a,33.a.g-ex,
-a Dep'i,
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town and Pari* daily; faro 50 cents. Mail
daily. J. R. Fritts," postmaster.
Allison J W, live stock.
Clay F P, live st . .,.
Clay W II, live stock.
Fritts J. K., Physician and General
Store.
Funk II C. justice of peace.
I ;»!■ es W A, li ve st< >ck.
Gane Jolin A, live stock.
Hawkins Joseph, justice of peace.
Hill F G, live stock.
Hill George, live stock.
Hoffman Bi njan in, blackmith.
Hume D J, live stock.
Moore R H, physician.
Ryles James, wagon-maker.
Sidner Jacob, live stuck.
Turner 0, live stock.
Turner J \V, live stock.
Wright J W, miller.
Zimmerman t> T, general store.
CTRALYO. Located on G'een river,
in Ohio county. 10 miles south of Hartford,
the county-seat, 5 miles from Rockport,
the nearest railroad approach, and 1 'JO from
Louisville. Ship direct via the Green A:
Bancn River Navigation Company. One
church and a public school are sustained
by 70 inhabitants, who ship tobai co, wheat.
and produce. Mail daily. George M.
Rowe, postmaster.
Barnes R If, hotel proprietor.
Bishop T R, constable.
Everlv J M, phvsician.
Guy Rev C A (Methodist).
Kimbley A .T. blacl smith.
Kimble% E V & Son, general store.
Miiner P A. blacksmith.
Rome »fc Bennett, general .-tore.
Tinslev Henrv, drugs ami police judge.
WoodT R, carpenter.
CERULIAN SPRINGS. A. settle-
ment of 100 people, li miies north-east of
Cadiz, the -'::\t or j :••:- for Tri_' ; county.
Hopkinsville, hi miles south-east, is the
bank location, and shipping point for its
iurplus products of tobacco, wheat, corn,
and stock. Mail semi-weekly. G. Bing-
ham, postmaster.
Aldridge & Wis; ley, saw-mill.
Atwood & Barrield, undertakers.
Baker A P, tanner.
Baker Frank, physician.
Barlield Rev .1 M | Baptist), carpenter.
Bingham G. B., Dry Goods and N otions,
Blakely ,1 J . physician"
Blanks John, carpenter.
Bluie B F «.S: L. lawyers.
Cullom A B, pi. ■ -ician
Felix B F. physii an.
Good win R S, law vei .
Goodwin "W S, tobacco dealer.
Harper .1 T. hotel.
Lander C T, general store.
Meacham Rev A W ( Baptist).
Nance J G, sewing-ma :hi u agent.
Norwood \l W, express agent.
Parsley A J, blacksmith.
Penn G S, constable.
Pool .1 M. tobai co.
Puckett J C, gro< er.
Rogers J li. carpenter.
Smith Rev 11 i Baptist;-.
Smith J r . tobacco.
Smith J W, R R agent.
Turner Rev D R • Baptist].
Turner R, justice of pence.
CHAMBERS STATION. Men-
ifee county. (See Boone ,
CHAPEL. A settlement in Nicho-
las county, 10 miies from Carlisle, its slop-
ping station, and 100 from Louisville.
CHAPEL HILL.. A country post-
office in Allen county, 7] miles Suuth-
west of Scottsville, the county-seat. Tram-
mel creek furnishes power to a -lour mill;
nearest shipping point is Bowling Green,
25 miles north-west. Produce i- marketed.
Mail semi-weekly. Stage to Seottsv lb
and Franklin semi-weekly; fare 50c and $1.
Wm. II. Walker, postmaster.
Garrett T M, blacksmith.
Hintou O, cotton grower.
Martin & Dinweddies, millers.
Martin G F, general store.
| Tompson Adarn, finning.
CUAPL.AXTOWN.
ty. I See Page\ ille .
Barren coun-
CHAPLIN. With a population of
200, is located ro ar the Chaplin river, which
furnishes power, in Nelson county, Pi n
miles northeast of Bardstown, the coun -
I ! Vi f I I" H /ii t^~Send fo ■
Uii jkUvUjJ way and 830 Norl
HAIBWAR'E. Specialties at Lowest Prices,
logrue to FfiED. SCHMIEBING, 835 Breed-
th Fourth Street, - - ST. LOUIS, MO.
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peat, bank location, and shipping point, on
L. &N. R. R., and 4:', from Louisville.
Grain and h >gs are shipped. Two church-
es and the Nelson Normal Si Imol are here.
A shoemaker will find a pood opening
bore. Stage daily to Bardstown ; fare $1.
Mail daily. Louisa G. Combs, postmaster.
Bknton L, distilh r
Bodine L, distilli r.
Cokendolpher D, flour-mill.
Cokendolpher & Murphy, distillers.
Connor Richard, wagon-maker.
Fields Wm, wagon-maker.
Hurst Gam, groci r.
Lowber Miss Mattie, teacher.
Morgan Newton, justice of peace.
Mndd Tvler. blacksmith.
Neal B t. hoi -1 pr« prietor.
Pope «$: Marshall, } hvMeians.
Reeves Rev John (Methodist).
Reynold? John, blacksmith.
Ro.se C W & Co, general store.
Salomon J, general store.
Sunders Gabriel, justice.
Stanley Osso. carpenter.
Stanley R M. confectionery.
Weaver W T. hotel proprietor.
CHARLESTON. Hopkins county.
(See Dawson \.
CHARLOTTE FURNACE. This
is a village of 250 inhabitants, in Cart< r
county, 250 miles from Louisville, and 7
from Pactolus, on the E. K. R. R. Here is
1 iron furnace. 1 church, and 1 school.
Iron is the only export. Daily mail. S.
S. Duzan, postmaster.
Barracks John, blacksmith.
Brady Albert S, general store.
Brady T J, manager Furnace Co.
Charlotte Furnace Co., Pig Iron
Manufacturers.
Duzan S. S., Farmer.
Huff Fred, wagon-maker.
Van Dyke A C, agent Charlotte Furn Co.
Willis Ambrose, blru ksmith.
CHATHAM. Was established in
1875. and is a village of some 10<> peoj !e,
in Bracken county, 4 miles north of Brook-
ville, the county-seat, an i 200 north-east of
Louisville. Then >-: ivenient -hipping
point is Augusta landing, on the Ohio
river, 5 miles north, and Augusta is the
: cati< ii.i of the nearest bank. Two ehurcbeg
and a school are sustained. Tobacco,
wheat, bogs ami cattle are shipped. Stage
carrying daily mail to Augusta, fare L;">
cents. Joseph D. Hancock, postmaster.
Boude D P. reporter.
Fagan C D, cooper.
Graham «S:Ginn, live stock.
Hani k George, barber.
Hancock & Bro., General Store.
Laudcrbaeb Marion, tobacco.
Lb yd & Bradford, .
McKibben John, plow manufacturer.
M< K ibl en S Be i. iive stock.
Sellers Jas L, hotel.
Stemple C D farmer.
Tavlor .7 B, iawver.
Taylor 7 J, leaf-tobac. o.
Traugot H .1 physic i en.
CHEROKEE. In the eastern part
of the State. It is a village located m the
creek of same name, in Lawrence county.
9 miles from Willard, f!i nearest shipping
point, on E. K. R'y, an 1 20 west of Louisa,
the county-seat. Farm produce is mar-
keted. The E. K. R'y extension is sur-
veyed to tlo- point, and will probably be
completed this year. Mail daily. B. K.
Fugitt, postmaster.
Fitch E 15. general store.
Fugitt B. E., Hotel and Justice of
Peace.
Fugitt Waiter W, assistant postmaster.
Griffith H J, general store.
Pritchard L, railroad assent.
Wheeler Rev Jas E | Baptist).
Young J W, justice of peace.
Youn" J W & Son, areneral store.
CHESTER. On the Ohio river, is a
village with a probable population of 500.
it is two miles east of Maysville of which
it is, in reality, a suburb] which is the -1 ip-
ping point and nearest bank. Flour, In n-
ber and produce are exported. Stage to
Cabin Cre^k, Tolesboro. and Burtonsvilte.
Mai! daily. Lewi? N. Holiday, postmaster
and io ay or.
Graham Joseph P, patent medicine dealer.
Grab im Pat rick, barber.
Holiday Lewis N., R. R. Agent, Gen-
eral Store an 1 Mayor.
Holiday vt Huchins, grocers and provision
dealers.
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Keen Monroe, grocer.
Spharr & Cooper, brick rind lime-makers.
"Williams L, grocer and provision store.
Workman F M, boot and shoemaker.
CHESTNUT GHOYE. A village
in Shelby county, 8 miles north of Sbelby-
ville, the i ml ■*< ut. S nitbli ■ !d, 0.j i iles
north, is the nea rest shipping p Int. Popu-
lation 1">. Mail semi-weekly. J. W.
Green, postmaster.
Green JaiU< S W», General Store.
Harden C W, phy dcian.
Tucker J B, blacksmith.
Vardrinau Ben, carpenter.
CHINQUAPIN HOUGH. A vil-
lage in Jackson county, of 200 inh ibitants,
10 miles south of Mi Fee, the i ounty-seat.
and 160 south-east of Louisville. Its ship-
ping point is Livingston, it miles distant
It has 3 churches, a common and a high
Eehool; also ha« two grist-mills run by wa-
ter-power. Exports cattle, h >rses, mules
and hogs. Mail daily. F. 13. Riley, post-
master,
Arnold Anianuel, livestock.
Cook George W, live stock un<\ physician.
Johnson G W, flour-mill.
CHICAGO. Is situated 12 miles
west ol Lebanon, the seat of Marion coun-
ty, and is a si ition on the L. <k >< . K. R.,
with a population of 150. A Catholic
church and parochial school, with 8 steam
saw-mill and distillery, are here. Whisky
forms the chief exj . rt . Express Adams.
Mail daily. C. N. Ballard, postmaster.
Alvey .1 A, justice of peace.
Ballard C N, express agent.
Blair, Osbom A Ballard, Distillers.
Bullock Win, blacksmith.
Cissell Mrs M E, hotel.
Dart J W. distiller.
.Drury Rev Edward (Catholic).
Ferrill J C, general store.
'Smith J A, constable.
Smith W H, R R agent.
Smith & Sun, distillery and saw-mill.
CHILES-BURGH. A post-office in
Fayette county, 10"J miles east of Louis-
ville. Good.- should be shipped to Athens,
on the Kentucky river. Daily mail. W.
E. Christian, postmaster.
Johnstone George, justice of peace.
King John B, county :
Peningtuii Elias, blacksmith.
Powell Samuel, physician.
" well Carter, general store.
Riley F J'», general store.
Settle 13 D. flour-mill.N
A P ; o.'.;. er.
Sims John, physician.
Welch S E, genera] store.
CHRISTTANSBURGH. A sta-
tion on the L., C. & L. liy, in Shelby
county, distant 8 miles n> rth of Shelby-
ville, the nearest bank location. A steam
fl lur-mill, 2 churches, and a school are
here, and a shoemaker i- needed. Corn,
wheat, tobacco, and livi ?tock, form the
shipments. Population 1'JQ census 1880 .
Express Adam.-,. Stage to Shelbyville dai-
Iv : fare $1.26. Mail daily. J. P. Wilcox-
son, postmaster.
Alexander S S, physician.
Bellwood R B, harness-maker.
Brown & Brown, live Etock.
Demaree George "W, lawyer arid justice.
Flood W C, flour-mill.
Gurlitz Ilarrv, grocer and photographer.
Hall Rev S (Methodist).
Pillir Rev A S i Baptist).
Ritchie S A, grocer.
Roberts John W, saloon.
Roberts J W, express agt.
Rape Wm II, carpenter.
Waters Henry, blacksmith.
Wilcoxson A J, physician and grocer.
Wileoxsen J. T., R. R. Agt. and Gen-
eral Store.
CHURCH HILL. A small post-
office in Christian county, 8 miles from
Hopkinsville, its shipping station. Lani«r
Sherman, postmaster and general .-tore.
CICERO. Woodford county, a small
post-othce only.
CLARK'S CREEK. This settle-
ment of5 families is in Grant county, 80
miles from Louisville, and "» from Elston,
its shipping station by rail. It has 'I
churches and I school. Weekly mail. W.
T Gre n, postmaster.
Crom h Jeremiah, blacksmith.
Green W T. general store.
PP nf^FT n ft | ft'TI f] ' |l "»v« Settled mow than 1,-JO
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CLA RYV [ LLE. In Campbell coun-
ty i- a village of 100 inhabitant?, 1 11 miles
south of Newport, the shipping point.
Stage to Alexandria and Newport daily;
fare $1. Tri-weekly mail. W. T. Clary
postmaster.
Arii. >1 J W W, flour and saw-mill.
Beehtu! John, boiler-maker.
Byrd Foster, butcher.
Clary W. T., General Store. Photog-
rapher and Printer.
Fleirel F, blacksmith.
Gosney W C, live -took.
G >sney W G. oculist.
Hess Peter, live stuck.
Ilimes John, saloon.
Kees I-aac, barber.
Kees W B, carpenter.
Phillips Peter, glass-blower.
Prickett G W L, teacher.
Prickett S \V. wagon-maker.
Ru-h George, basket-maker.
Smith Peter, cooper.
Spillman James, blacksmith.
Storm John, cooper.
Tenner Sadie, dress-maker.
Wetherban Adam, merchant tailor.
Wright A A, general store.
CLAY. A village with 350 inhabi-
tant- (census 1880), is located in the west-
ern part, of Webster county, 10 miles south-
west of the county-seat. Its nearest rail-
Toad point is Slaughterville, "24 miles east.
Shipments should be made to Caseyvilleen
the Ohio river, 1-6 miles west. Nearest
bank at Dixon. It has a church and
school, and export- tobacco and live stock.
A flour-mill i- needed. Land ran be ob-
tained at $10 1 1 y>0 per acre. Tri-weekly
mail. E. N. Blackmail, postmaster.
Bailey YY D, corista hie.
Blackburn E N, hotel and livery.
Bhv kwell Joel, live stock.
Biackwell Thomas, general store.
1> idra M, shoemak
13 idehed S C H, cabinet-maker.
< ■■ >k S II, justice.
Ilolman Rev M B (Baptist).
Jenkins J J, live stock.
Jenkins Mrs S B, milliner.
Me re \V J. physician.
''•• \a& Kirk wood, blacksmiths.
Puier B H. physician.
Sakolks H, merchant.
Watson B, tobacco.
Wooten TV,', druggist.
CLAY'S FERRY. Fayette county.
(See Cleveland).
CLAYPOOL. Located on Barren
river, in t • a ern pai v of \\ arren ( ■ . •■ ■
-ty, VI h miles east of Bowling Green, the
county-seat, and nearest shipping point, on
L. \ N. R. R., 113 sniles from Louisville.
Mail semi-weekly. Isaac T. Lee, post-
master.
Clavpool S W, live stock.
Duff John, blacksmith.
Erwin W A . t •.
Jones <N. Renick, physicians.
Lee .t Clavpool. leaf-toba :c >.
Motley ,v Martin, flour-mill.
Rector \V U, live stock.
Tabor Emory, carpenter.
Tabor Wm, general store.
CLAY VILLAGE. Six miles from
Shelbyviile, the county-seat of Shelby
county, and 36 miles from Louisville, is
this village of 300 people, 2 churches, and
1 school. Daih stage to Shelbyviile; fare
50c. Daily mail. Thos. Vannatta, post-
master.
Adkins J S, boot and shoemaker.
Card well Thomas, blacksmith.
Clark & Moon, Lumber Dealers.
1' inn ill <t T. blacksmith.
.Mi Connell J, wine-grower.
Melear Peter, wagon-maker.
3Iid.il. -ton \\ R, live 3to k.
Nash N b\ general -'■ ire,
Slesul Seaton, Hotel.
Smith J 11, wagon-maker,
Smith J W, pin sician.
Si pher Jai oh, wine-maker.
Vannatta Thomas, General Store.
CLAYSYILLE. A post-office on
the main Licking river, in the north-
eastern part of Harrison county, 12 miles
north-east of Cynthuma, the county-spat,
and 9 north-east «*f Poindexter, on the K.
C. II. R. Exp. rts tobaco
stock. Tri-weekh stage to
Boonesville; fare to former
latter place 75c. Daiiy mail
Asbury E T. plasterer.
Asbury W T, general store.
grain, ana
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Catherwood M, carpenter. [ O'Bryan, station ajrent.
Chandler & Son. shoemakers. ; Samuels & O'Bryatl, General St r«
Curran "\V H. physician. i "Ward Thomas; carpenter.
Hamilton JB.l •• : __
?.it?hJ£,Iil!!*ck,smi^ CLEVELAND. Sometimes .
Lin ey ST, I a< ksmith. clay's Ferrj , is a landing oh the Kei ! :
Lmley Wm, grocer. I river, and a village of some 75 inhabita
Montgomery J imes, tea 'her. j in Favotte countv, 15 miles from L. ■
Sandy C \\, fl.jur-mill. ton, the county-seat, and 9 from Ath« -
Snodgrass A, general store, I on A., C. or I. R. R„ tin nearest raili
| ap{ roaoh. Liunber. coal, and sand a
CLEAK tORK. A small umm- ; dipped. Stase to Lexington and I
portant post-office m Beil county. ' mond daily ; fare *3 u.J 75 cents. C. C.
. Reins, postmaster.
CLEAR SPRING. A country post- Bip,"er*t?iF'W J freight a^ent
office, in Graves county, 9 miles nJr.th of Erlkine James, blacksmith? '"
Maybeld, the county-seat, its most convc- ■ ]•;.•,;, ;-.. \\ ,v ,.L, -;..,-, --,-.,-
nient shipping { int, on the M.f P. vV X. cVuV A. general store/
KR. Two ira id grist-mills are pro- j Irvine Thus, express acer^t.
pelled by power supplied by Chirk river Rejlis C. C General Store.
here, lobaeco an 1 . rod ice are shipped, <,.,Vf,; j ■{ \,, , o.,.,,.-.-^ ■• •■-
Population 40. Mail semi-weekly. J. L. j Stevens & Atkerson," saw-mill.
Allen, postmaster. | Thurman B, wharf-master.
Allen J. E., General Store. i Thurman Jarnes, wagon-maker.
Carter & Bristol, saw and dour-mill. j Weddle C A C, carpenter.
Enoch W, flour-mill.
Hicks T J, wagon-maker. CLIFFORD. A country rjost-oih\«
Hurt & Arnett. Irugs and general store. ' in Lawrence Countv, and a landing; on t
Mason or Casby, flour and saw-mill. . Tug Fork of the f$Ig Sanilv rive^ w]
Michael John, chair-maker. | here furnishes power at present not i •
Rhodes James, blacksmith. lized. Ship direct. The nearest ban!
Shelton Rev J J. . at Ashland, 40 miles north. Louisa, the
Stiggins James. ! county-seat and nearest railroad approach
Trautt J R, physician. , is on the chattroi R. R., 10 miles ;.. >rti .
JVilkerson \\ \ & Co. grocers. j Timber forms the chief export. Mail daily.
' W. II. Bartram, postmaster.
CLEOPATRA. A small settlement _, . „T ' T , , , u.
and post-office, in McLean county, 7 miles j B*r*Jan,» W' H" Lumber and ''
from Calhoun. j „.. °»'<!' . . . ,, , , , ..,
! Fitzpatnck Arthur, blacksmith.
' Fitzpatrick Ulysses, justice of peace.
CLERMONT. A station on the Frasher D K, justice of peace.
Bardstown div. L. &>. R. K.. 6 milessouth- i Fresher Samuel, shoemaker.
east of Shepherdsville, the county-seat, and K -eton K- v Colei . n i Baptist).
40 from Louisville. \\ hiskv, hay, hoop- Mavnard "Wm, general store.
poles, timber, and produce are shipped. RatlirT W D, flour and saw-mill.
Population 75. Mail daily. J. M. San- ,
uels, postmaster. CLIFTON MILLS. On Lie!
Burnett , 0 T, carpenter. creek, a water-power stream in Bre
Bowman T .(. physician. | ridge county, is a small settlcmont • : ] ■
Britt Thomas, winegrower. j people, located 7 miles north >»t' 1 1 u r- ! -
Bryan.) D, lawyer. I b'.rir, the county-seat. Stephensport
Chapeze A & B, disttlh r-. the Ohio river, 11 miles west, i- tin- - ■
Garrett Thomas, shoemaker. : ping point. Tobacco and produce
McCleary II, h< Lei and wagon-maker. ' shipped. Mail tri-weekly. T. Atkinson,
Murphy Barber & Co. distillers. j postmaster.
LUoDiiu AliJUuiijjJ Mi J iJiliJ
'.\ ith >ut r< '" T--IIP'' to I 1" ' imp mies «s a manage.
BARBE€ & CASTLEMAN, Lou sville, Ky.
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Atkinson S B, general store.
Atkinson Thomas, Tobac
Coleman & Glasgow, flour-mill.
Dent M 15, tobacco deal r.
Foster P W. physic ian.
Head Rev Wm ; Baptist).
St Clair Kev G W | Presbyterian).
CLIFTY. Also called Bivinsville. is
a small village in Todd county, 14 miles
south of Elkton, the county-seat, and 24
from Allensville, the most convenient
shipping point on L. & N. R. R., for its
surplus product of bjvcco, which forms
the only export. A saw and grist-mill,
run by steam, is here. Mail semi-weekly.
J A Steele, postmaster.
Bricklev W. 0. carp " ;r and undertaker.
<iant Rev J L. Christ an .
Gates Daniel D, .; i I store.
Hettslev J H general *tore.
Steele J. A7, Saw and Flour-mill.
Tatum Eev J S, physician.
Whitson Rev J F ( Baptist].
CLINTON. An incorporated town,
having a pop ilation, a< cording to the cen-
sus of 1880, of 500. It is a station on the
line of the C, St. L. & N. O. R. R., 200
miles from Louisville, ami is the seat_ of
justice for Hickman county. The banking
business of the place is transacted at Cairo,
111. Four churches— Christian, Methodist,
Baptist, and Presbyterian— with good pub-
lic school, are hen/". This town is also the
location of the Clinton College, which was
established in 1874, and has ubtaineda justly
celebrated name as a tirst- lass educational
institution. It ha- 177 pupils, and employs 5
teachers. The town also supports a news-
paper (the Clinton Democrat), a saw-mill,
grist-mill, and stave factory, 2 good hotels—
the Davis and Robinson Houses— and a
public hall for entertainments, etc. Corn,
wheat, tobacco, and produce, with some
live stock, form tli- shipments. Wild land
averages $S, and improved farms can be
obtained at $00 per acre. Express South-
ern. Telegraph West rn Union. Mail
daily. T. W. Ashley, postmaster.
Alden Rov, news and periodical dealer.
Ashley Thomas W^Gent's Furnishing
Goods, Book-seller and Stationer, and
Postmaster.
Ashley White & Morris, hardware.
, Bates James P, sewing-machines,
co Dealer. 1 Beeler George, physician.
Binford Gideon J, county judge.
Bishop Wm J, judge court common pleas.
Blythe & Co, saw-mill, 2h miles south.
Bone J Lewis, justice of peace.
Boon Wm F, carpenter and undertaker.
Bowers Bros, dry go -.:-. i to
Dowers Calvin T. 1 took and produce.
Bowers J Edward, groceries and furniture.
Bradley A: White, lawyers.
Brown'Henry C, county surveyor.
Bugg George A. barber.
Buhler St "•, hen, sh< ei laker.
Burce John T. watch-maker.
Ci rCer John W, grocer.
Clinton College, Miss A. M. Hicks,
President. (Set adv.)
Clinton Democrat (weekly), John H
Shields, editor and ; roprietor.
Cook Rev W H (Christian).
Crossland Edward, judgu circuit court.
Davis John, Proprietor Davis House
and Livery Stable.. (See adv.)
Duliu Philip A, R R and express agent.
Earle H, physician.
Ellis John H. groceries and crockery.
Evan- RevW W (Presbyterian).
Franklin A: Son, live stock.
Griffin John W. constable.
Griffin & Gwyn, saw-mill, 3 miles west.
Hales & Moss", general store.
Hayes Joseph 1 », justice of peace.
Henderson James A, physician.
Hess Pvev A J (Baptist)."
\ Hicks Miss A. 31., President Clinton
College. (.See adv.)
I! ,dges Edward C, county attorney.
. Husbands George L. iawyer.
Johnson W Russel. sheritf.
1 Jord in Charles, cigars and tobacco.
! Jordan Wm A, physician.
Kemp John R, clerk circuit court.
■ Eoonev A Benedict, wagon-makers.
I McCorklo Mi-s B R, mi linery.
! Miller & Grace, saw arid grist-mill.
Moore James, carpenter.
I Moore J"hn T, ^ouerul store and grain.
j 51 •-- Nathaniel P, lawyer.
' Murphv Wil.-on T, m< at market.
! Nance Henrv G. lumber ranfr, 7 miles east.
\ Neville Robert S. leaf-tobacco.
I Pe ;rs \ al, hardware and stoves.
! Phillips James, blacksmith.
i Ray Francis M. lawyer.
1 Rav Wm G, lawyer.
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Robinson Uouse, Mrs. M. A. Robin-
son, I'r ; :'.■ ' ress.
Robinson Mrs. Martha A, Pro-
prietress Ri :•; is< : House.
Robinson Ri bc-rt A. druggist.
Shields John H. propr Clinton Democrat.
Shultz Samuel, cbair manufacturer.
Slayden John < = . druggist
Stewart Rev K 11 r Methodist),
Tarb r !! \ "•,.-- — -:.
Taylor Smith K, c iunty elk and recorder.
Thatcher Robert P, tailor.
Th.>mas Charles 1!. prosecuting attorney.
Tillman -lour Ian, barber.
Ullman Samu* '. gro« ri^s.
V, . ker \\m T. « ... - an i crockery.
Weil George, livery.
West & Kemp Mioses, millinery.
William- in J \Y _•:■ -fr.
Wii.ter Henry H. jai!"r.
CLIXTOXVILLE. In the southern
part of Bour! •■ nr.ty, 9 miles south-east
• :' Paris, its nearest snipping point on the
K. C. R. R. Tri-wei kly mail. Population
200. Isaac Stipp, | ostmasb r.
Alexander Dr H W. physician.
Boggs Rev S D i Presbyterian).
Gilkey -J T. constable.
Heathman WT, general store.
Kennedy <fc Devereaux. bla< ksmiths.
Morrow George \V, justice of peace.
Shropshire T A, physician.
CLOVER BOTTOM. A country
post-office and small settlement in Jai kson
county, 12 miles r irth-we-t of McKee
the county-seat, am] ll" south-east of
Louisville. Ship to Harris, the nearest
railrr id p< int on the Ri< hm >nd liv. L. &
N. R. R.; nearest bank it R
P ntv ••:' coal is in the vi inity, which
will be prorital j '■ '■-.••■!. if the proposed
line of the Kot tucky Central It. 11. passc-
through here, as expected. Daily mail.
Wra. J. Hay - postmaster.
Azbil! Rev J imes Christian ).
Azbill W B, blacksmith.
CETO. I" the southern part of Pulas-
ki county, is a country post-office, 10 miles
south-v.*est of Somerset, the county-seat.
The shipping point i- Burnside, 4 miles
ea=t, to which a semi-daily stage runs.
Daily mail. \V. O. Newell, postmaster.
Baker E J, justice of peace.
Chick .lame.;, carpenter.
Coj le L T. justice of peace.
Fowler Jl H, justice of peace.
Fowler John, s< hool commissioner.
Gay 1} F. general store.
Hatfield J D, blacksmith.
Martin C S, lawyer.
Morris J, justice.
Purris .1 arnes, shoemaker.
Snider John, flour-mill.
Stanifer Rev Wm (Baptist).
CLOVER FORK. The name of a
small pust-office in Harlan county.
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CLOVERPORT. An importar
ling on t! ■ f >l ; R ' . er in Breckenridci"
mnt ', 1 10 miles - >iu h- rest ot Lou
and 85 north-east of Owe isboro, i n L. &>.
1!.. R., the nearest railroad approach, 'i
town i- 'u corporate^ and 'ortainsa popu'a-
rion of 1.05*3 (census 1880). Numero
improvements have lately been mad-"' and
the town is in a flourishing condition.
There wan enterprising vveekh newspa] ■ r,
the "Breckinridge New-." a bank, 2 plow-
factories, 2 wagon-factories, ?. riour-miii.
spoke-facti ry. 4 tobac -factories an .
churches of the Baptist, Presbyterian,
Methodist and Catholic denominations,
(white) and '■) churches for colored peoph
(1 Baptist and _ Methodist), with g I
public schools. All river packets stop hi re
daily, going both north and south. T I a •
co, live stock, produce an i grain are shipped
to a considerable extent. Some coai Is
mined here and large depotits are in the
vicinity, Stage to Hardinsburg, the county-
3eat, 11 miles east daily. Express Adams.
Mail daily. John C. Heist, postmaster.
Allen Rev C (Methodist).
Archer Graham & Co, spoke-factory.
Babb; yre CVurtnev 1' -addles and harness.
!. ibl . 1 hn C. lawyer.
Rabbage John !>., Publisher Breck-
inridge -V' !".«, and Dealer in Book.-. St i-
t m-.-ry, Cigars, i\ 1 ■ . •>. \\"ail Pap* r.
".-. Toys, Fancy Goods, etc., ai '■
Agerit Adams Express Co.
Ballman i lenry, bakery.
Bendi r .1 hn, b irb( r.
Buhler Barney, sho masker
Bowmer Win II. j res Breckinridge bai k.
Bowrner & Hambleton, general store.
Biae«a ft PlSMQfatlllf Controlling over «4 n IFira in ? |1
• il, an rai mtii- PlM |«fj f '■. !• ff I
/ Louisville, -Ky, Agents everywhere. fei
CLO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CLO 111
Breckinridge Bank ( Paid-up oapital, Cooper Mrs Caroline, n Winery goods.
$45,000) YVm.-H. Bowmtr. President; i Cooper & Bell en Win. Cooper, M. J.
Abraham B. Skillman, Cashier. Behem, Genor:»l Blacksmith.'!, and Man-
Breckinridgre Xews < "Weekly). John j ufacturer- of tin Boss Road Wagon,
D. Babbage, Publisher; WaliaeeGruelle, I Spring Wagons, Buggies, and Plows,
Editor. Also, Dealers in Farm Machinery of
Brown James E, physician. every Description.
Chapin James, saw-mil! "> miles east). [ Cox Crawford K, pbysii ian.
Chnpin & Co, saw-mill ''■ miles east). I Crawford Samuel C, Pr >p'r CIov< r-
Cloverport Hotel J -'■ \ r day\ S. : port Hotel, II Post-orl
C. Crawford, Prup'r. U _'h .St. near P. O. j Deen Marion, confectionery, etc.
Cloverjxn't IVIarble- Works, Haynes I D'Huy Frederick watches and jewelry.
& Payne, Prop' rs. Manufacturers "and i Dum.-an Philo V, tobacco lent).
Dealers in Italian, A" sriean, and Scotch i Felsenthal Isaac, genera! store.
Granite Monuments, etc. : Fisher Addison K, druggist.
Davis Bouse,
CIiXNTOIST. H/V.
Good Livery in Connection with Che House.
SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
CLINTON COLLEGE,
CLINTON, KY.
FOR ZL-A-IDITDS J^ISTJD GElTTLEMEiT.
HISTORICAL.
Clinton Coileg'e is now near the ciose of the seventh year of its existence. The
prosperity of this Institution has increased, and its influence widened until to-day it
ranks with the first ce^.eges in the Commonwealth. It opened in i 874, with fifteen pupils
and has this year enroled 177- it r:as graduated twelve pupils.
DEPARTMENTS.
Clinton College has Primary, intermediate Preparatory, Collegiate and Musical
Departments.
Course of study, systematic and comprehensive.
Teaching, thorouar and practical.
Discipline, home-, ke. Location, healthful.
FACULTY.
M - A M HICK? / 'dent. leather of Hi?t ry. Literature il 1U.1I .-I Moral Pliil sophy, Logii
Prof V J.MILLER, , Miss i '. \ \ i !■ BA] DRIDCE
Classics, Higher Mathematics and Natural '• Prii 1 Pi para to Department.
Science. '. m,vS KMMA HICKS
MlssALlDA A. WILLI T. Vssistant in Primary Department.
Principal Primar\ i 'i . trtmem and A--.
Miss KA! UK !'■ '■- ' HI K
tant in I ittegiate Dep; -:r.-., t , , / ' / /,, . , . ,rtment
For further information, address, A. M. HICKS, Clinton, Hickffian Co., Zj,
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Fish or E, police judge.
Fraize & MiRer, general stor.?.
George Wm, brick-yard.
Gregory *v Co., Forwarding Commis-
sion Merchants, Coal Dealers, and Pro-
prietors Wharf-boat.
Gregory A; Son, carpenters.
Hamilton Samuel T. dentist.
Hamman Michael, furniture and Ttak'r
Hayes Joseph -. principal hisrh seln oi.
Hayiies & Payne (E. T.'Haynes, F. P.
Payne), Proprietors Cloverport Marble-
Works, Marble Dealers, etc.
Heist Albert, stoves and tin.
Heist John (.'., Watchmaker and Gen-
eral Repairer, and Postmaster.
Ilei^t Joseph M, photographer.
Hitchcock Smith, saloon.
Holt John R, ] hyaieian.
Hovious Sa'muel, Sab i n.
Kingsbury A' Bro, carpenters.
Laufes George G, oil, S\ mile.- south.
Lewis J T, physician.
Lewis Vessels A Bro, tobacco.
Lightfoot John S, live stock.-
Lillard Silas, tobacco.
Lishen (.'hare-, meat market.
McDo»ald Rev J P (Presbvterian).
McMillen J W. -hoemaker.
Marlow John J', saloon.
3Lay Henry J, wagon-maker.
May Wm, saloon.
May A Br.>, coopers.
Mayes J K, confei tionery.
Miller Isaac, wines ana liquors.
3Iill<>r Jaeol) I.., Hardware, Stoves,
and Agricultural Implements.
Miller Peter S, live stock.
Miller & Ho\ LOUS, • !. F. Miller. Sam')
Hovious), Livery and Sale Stable. (See
adv).
Morman, Skillrnan & Co, leaf-tobacco.
Murphy Alien, Carpenter, Contractor,
and Builder, an I Dealer in Sash, Do irs,
Blinds, Paints, Glass, etc.
Murray John A. lawyer.
Murrav & Gregorv, insurance agents.
Newson Robert L* rlrti^srist.
Newton VI -• Eliza, miilinerv goods.
Oi'l/e & Bro., Fi-.n r-mill.
Owen James- T, physician.
Pierce Robert R, ju tice of peace.
Rafferty Bradlej T. physician.
Raitt .1 »hn W, attorney at law.
Ruitt < > ven, saddles and harness.
Rice & Burner, pmprs tSinan coal mines.
Ryan T A- Son, shoemakers.
Seifried Frank, baker.
Sippel A Bohler, shoei lakers.
SkillmanA B, cashier Breckinridge bank.
Smith F M, physician.
Snyder Robert* Co, saw-mill, 10 m south.
Star Flour-mills, Oelze& Bro.,pi • !,-.
Sultz^r .) F A Bro, -- ral store.
Suttc ii J ' i ■ t.hin >.
Temp e Cro <\ D. propr Temple Hotel.
Temple Hotel, Crosby D ] n pie, propr.'
Vessels Wm VV, saloon.
Vest & Smart, ( 5<Vm. Vest and Win. G
Smart) Dealers in Dn Goods, Cloth in a;
Gro ri :s, Fr .\ isions, etc.
Wartield Thomas N, leaf-tobacco
and physician.
W« '!- .Mrs W .), millinery go-xls.
Wheeler Jam ■- K leaf-tobacco.
White Wm B, druggist an 1 dentist:
Witt & Conrad, Richard Witt and
Samuel Conrad) manufacturers of Car-
riages, Wagons, Plows, etc. [See adv.)
Witt *i- Farber, tailors.
dealer
CLOYD'S LANDING. On thi
Cumberland river, is a small village ii
Cumberland county. 8 miles west oi Bi
viilf, the county-seat, and 85 miles east i
Glasgow, the nearest railroad approach
Goods can be shipped by rail via' this la?
ter place or to Cioyd's Lari ling direct b;
water. A steam saw and grist-mill is :■• n
and tobacco, wheat and produce are shi]
ped. Population So. Daily mail. H. J
Cloyd, postmaster.
Cloyd U..J. A: Co., General Store.
Cloyd T. J., Farmer.
Cloyd W C & Bro, saw and flour-mill.
Williams J O, blacksmith.
COATj IIUX. A country post-offi'p
in Fike county and a binding on the we-t
fork of the Big Sands river, Pikevii
the county-si it. is 8 miles south. No ban --
nearer than Cntlettsburg, 25 miles n '":
W'>od, feathers and farm pi
shipped. Daily mail. Harvey Wtddim:-
ton, postmaster.
Ferguson S M, flour-mill.
Harris t Re n U, general -tore.
Mi adows Wm R, merchant.
Wedding; ton Harvey, Grocery.
Wornix Calvin, eroctrv. "
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J. T. MILLER. SAMUEL HOTIOUS.
Mil T T?P P- WrYU'TOTTC
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.Exchange Stable,
' DEALERS IN ALL KINDS 0I: STOCK.
FAKTICULAH ATTENTION GIVEN TO AliL OBDERB FOR
FINE SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES.
We are raising a »ery superior 4ra.i1 of Sliecp, Cattle and Hogs, and offer for gale ou rea6ocat,!9
terms. Correspondence solicited.
OLOVERPORT, IKY.
RICHARD WITT. SAMUEL CONBAB.
WITT &v COITPwAD,
PROPRIKl'ORS
CLOVER WAGON! PLOW WORKS
MANUFACTURERS OF
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Also Mannrac-turB tie FAVORITE WAGON Uus "FARMERS CHOICE.
General Repairing of all kimls do"n« on uhott notice. Sr<Mi for pricea.
CLOVERPORT, - - - 3CE3STXXJC1CY.
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^ AJdrijti J. \V. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., Chieajo,
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
COL
COALTON. In Boyd county, is a
atation on tbe A , 1 -V C. R. R., and a vil-
lage of about 75 in habitants, located the
western part of the county, 10 miles from
Catlettsburg, the county-seat. The nearest
bank is at Ashland. The adjacent country
is rich in coal deposits, and 18,000 tons are
said to be shipped per month. Express
Mams. Tolephore connection with Ash-
land. Daily mail. I'homa.> Meredith, p >st-
m aster.
Paster Win, express agent.
Logan .) M, physic ian.
Norton & Meredith, general store and flour-
mill.
Sersion Peter, hotel.
Zeigler Rev J G (Methodist).
COFFEY'S SPUING. Only a
small post-setth ment in Wayne county, 13
miles north-west of Montieello.
COL.!) SPRING. This village is
incorporated, and ••• ntains about 50 inhab-
itants, is in Campbell county, 10 miles
south of Newport, the seat of justice, and
nearest bank, and 2h miles south of Culver-
son, the most conv nient shipping point on
the K. C. Ry. Two churches and a public
school are here. Produce is exported.
Daily stage to Alexandria and Newport.
Daily mail. S. 11. Stebbins, postmaster.
Able ring George H, justice of peace.
Baudendistal II. saloon.
Bower V, blacksmith.
Ecklc M, wagon-maker.
Farenholtz Wm, saloon.
Heinlein George, wagon-maker.
Hildebrand M, blacksmith
H imer M A, constable.
Hook L. blacksmith.
McIIatten . auctioneer.
Sellner \', shoemakec.
Ktebbins S. it., Grocer.
Thornton Peter, ; hy.sician.
Whiteman Rev B K ■ Methodist).
COLDWATKR. In the w
part of Callowa\ > inly. This is a small
village of about 50 inhabitai ts, 10 mil s
west of Murray, the countv-seat. Ship to
Mayfield, on the M. p. £ N. R. R., where
u, also, the nearest Lank. Peanuts, cot-
ton and tobacco, are shipped. Mail tri-
weekly. G. M. Holland, postmaster.
Beech John, wagon-maker.
Br >ach W R, leaf-tobacco dealer.
Chum John, cooper.
Chum M L. blacksmith.
Clark & Rushing, distillers.
Ezell A i,, physician.
Hanneline Rev .1 1) (Baptist).
L< ech .1 W, i > pri ?s agent.
1. mg B A Qt
Nix «& Holland, General Store.
Prince T M, physician.
Smith (' C. cons!
Watters Rev J W (Methodist).
W rather J W, gr », er.
W rather S M, justice.
Wrather & Slaughter, leaf-tobacco dealers.
COLI> WELL'S STORE. Ay
' fti ■<■ on Ray f! i • k, in Andi rson com •
65 miles from Louisville. Weekly mail.
B. P. Coidwell, postmaster,
COLESBC11GH. A station on the
L o. N. R. R., and a village of 150 inhab-
itants, in the eastern part of Hardin county.
8 mil !s ni irth oi Eli/abethtown, the coun-
ty-seat and nearest hank location. Hogs
cattle, lumber, tanbark, and large quanti-
ties of hay are shipped. A Catholic chun h
a common school, and a steam saw and
corn-mill are here. Express Adams. 'J
egraph Western Union. Mail daily. J.
\V. G. Stark, postmaster.
Abell Rev .) L (Catholic).
Booth (i (), constable.
Carlisle John, justice.
Florence O, express agent.
Green Richard, hotel.
Mead A: Sterling, distillers.
Pardee C A, saw and Hour-mill.
Purcell A: Jackman, grocers.
Sherrard A: French, blacksmiths.
Spink C R, justice.
Stark J. \V. <i.. General Store.
Stewart C C, hotel.
COLLEGE MILL. An inc. rp ra-
• i . . . - ■ ■ 200 ii bit! tits, in M
county, i"J miles north of Richmond I
seat of justice, and 1 mile from the K . ■
tuck^ river, \ here power is tttainable, i •'•
i- not utili '■ d. Prodw i - the < hicf siii
n ent. Daily stage to Wa< o, ! n hu
Richmond. Two churches and an ecu a-
tional establishment, the "Ayres' Acade-
« ft | Have Settled more than 1,400
tjOSHcti, and l!Rvt Had bat 13 Ht—
% |g nUted n»lms. A?*nts Every *'hert>.
COL
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mj," are here. Mail daily. James II.
Lewis, postmaster.
Adams P F, nursery.
Ay res J, druggist unci physician.
Dctherage Win, blacksmith.
Dnuthrie Aarun, farmer.
Klkin K II, farmer.
Grider Rev F (Methodist).
Griffith Wm, farn er
Gritrirs J S, farmer.
Johnston Rev J J (Methodist).
Lewis James H, general store.
Miller James, blacksmith.
Morgan W B, dentist.
Norris Younger, general store.
Norris W K. general store and justice.
Owen- II S, hi.tel.
Phelps Wni, trader.
Kice James, trader.
White George, b!a< ksmith.
Williams J C, sho< maker.
Wilson 1 noma-, principal Avers' Academy.
Wilson W P, farmer.
Wood Wm, general store.
Woodson Lewis, farmer.
COLLIERSYILLE. In McCrack-
en county, 11 miles fr m its shipping sta-
tion, Padueah, and 236 from Louisville, is
this country post-office, at which mail is
received semi-weekL . Population about 75.
George W. Curd, postmaster.
Allen Heflen general store.
Center F J, sc! — 1-teacher.
Collier C, mail-carrier,
Collier Joel A, blacksmith.
Loftin Thomas, blacksmith.
Rhew James, boot and shoe-maker.
COLLINS' MILLS.
ty (See New Eagle Mills).
Carrinder W T, jeweler.
Columbia Spectator, Jone<? & Murrell, edv
Connoror James, flour-mill.
Eubank H C. general vt«>re.
Eubank John, magistrate.
Eubank Robert, blacksmith.
Eubank Thomas, wagon -n •■ ; er
Dunn 11 ('. principal High School.
Feese Samuel, tl mi -mill.
Griffith 1) II. police judge.
Hill & Paul, druggist.
Hindman a; Sampson, lawyers.
Isenberg Bros, general store,
Kemp G H, druggists.
Kemp .1 T, clothing store.
Lallee Albert, county judge.
Lamber J W, Pre-'; Columbia Christian
College.
Lyons J D, hotel proprietor.
Montgomery John B, constable.
Murrell .1 1). carpenter.
Phillip-, & Bro, general store.
Rhorer Melvin, physician.
Sti wart M. lawyer.
Waller W H. general store.
Wilson II W, flour-mill.
Winfrey M F, hotel.
Wood & Curd, physicians.
Grant coun-
COI/UMBIA. rhis incorp >rat< 1
town, the seat of justice for Adair county,
i- located on Russell creek which here fur-
nishes power. Them -t accessible shipping
point is CampbellsviSle, on L. -t X. R. R.,
20 miles north, to \ hioh a da y sti .-■• n i ■
fare $1.30. The town coi t-uns thr e mills,
three churches, good schools, a college, a
hank, a weekly newspaper, an 1 500
tants. Express Adams Mail daily. James
M. Russell, postmaster.
Bank of Columbia, Joe Coffey, cashier.
Butler Bros, general store.
COL.U3IBUS. Located on the east
bark of the Mississippi, is an important
landing on that river. It is the southern
terminus of the St. L., 1. M. i; S. Ry., and
the northern terminus of the M. cV O. R.
R. The city was first settled in 1822, was
incorporated in 1800, and now has a popu-
lation of 1,350. Clinton, the county-seat,
is 12 mile- ea.st, and Louisville i.s distant
1'1't by rail. 2 saw mills, a spoke factory,
a planing mill, carriage and wagon facto-
ry, :t -tone-ware manufactory, 3 hotel.-, the
principal being th- Central, a newspaper,
7 church edifices 1 5 white and 2 colored \,
representing the several denominations of
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic
and Episcopal, a college and a good public
- 'a. ■.-..■■: • a'ai t ■.. aty ha- a ben led
indebted n< ss. of ?lo :i<;", « ith an as ■•-- J
valuation of $400,000. Live stock, corn,
wheat and country produce form the shi] •
merits. Express," St. L., I. M. & S. Ry.
ami Southern, Telegraph W. V. Daily
mail. Wm. R. Vance, postmaster.
Anderson Philip, physician.
Avey Edward W, stoves and tinware.
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M MJAGHES,
? CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - • Louisville, Ky,
COL
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
COL
Avey John B, grocer.
Banor Brothers, saw-mill.
Berbling & Kocker iHenrv Burb-
ling, Win Rocker), Manfrsofand Deal-
ers in Superior Stoneware.
Bodkins Daniel, lumber, (6 miles north i.
Bun.- Andrew, wines and liquors.
Brevard Rev Alexander (col) ( Baptist, i
Brock >.V Hi< kman saloon.
Brown Chan-- K. -ho. -maker.
Brummal .John M, lawyer.
Bryant John P, citv marshal.
Bullock vV Bullock, (Edward 1. and
Edward T.), Lawyers and Collection
Agents.
Bush K.-v J D i Methodist).
Butler Charles 11, barber.
Caraway FJryant harbor.
Carrington iiobert M., President
Columbus Colh ge.
Cayce J II vv Co, general store.
Central Hotel. Win. H. Simons, Pro-
pria tor. [See adv. )
Columbus College, R. M. Carrington,
President.
Columbus Man'fg Co. capital $7,000. Wm
Gest. pres't; Wm Heron, sec'y. Spoke,
bub, and lumber nuui'frs.
Columbus Times, Lather S Taylor, editor
and proprietor.
Columbus Aj Tennessee River R.
It, Thomas Sproat, President.
Cook C D, sa\v-»iill (i miles south).
Cook I-aac R. grocer and produce.
Cook John B, saw-mill, and justice.
Creighton Rev J A i Presbyterian).
Davis J S & Co, groceries and saddlery.
Davis William, Livery, Sab-, Ex-
change and Feed Stable, Good liveries
furnished on short notice.
Decker Ferdinand, dry goods, notions, etc.
Donaldson Henry E, restaurant.
Duffy James 1*, merchant tailor.
Early Orville It. physician.
Egbert G Walker, blacksmith.
Emerson Jam.'- \V. ag"t St. L. 1. M. & S.
R'\ express.
Entler Mr- Josephine A. millinery.
Fite, DeWitl C, groeeii ■-.
Gayle Benj. S. furniture and undertaker.
Gc-t Wm A, groceries and provisions.
G<»rton Amos A. C mtructor and
Buil b-r. Pianing-Mill, and Fruit-Box
Manufacturer.
Gayle John M, carpenter.
Greene Wm C, meat market.
Halliday Brothers, Otis Cook Ag't.
Grain, Coal, and Commission and For-
warding Merchants.
Hinton George, restaurant.
Holt Simon, live stock.
Jackson John M, physician.
Jackson Wrn, shoemaker.
Joi es Rev. W A. (Baptist).
Marre James, wines and liquors.
Miller Madison M,K R agent.
Mobile & Ohio R It, Madison M Miller agt.
Montgomery George, barber.
Montjoy < reorge, live sto< k.
Moore Mrs 11 S, propr.- Veranda Hotel.
Morton J A: Br... general store.
Nance Alonzu X, tnngr \V U TeJ Co.
Nasln illeChattam oga & Si Louis Railway.
Pearson Henry, grocer.
Pollock James P. city mayor and justice.
Richards, n & Co, groceries.
Roberts John D. drugs, books, etc.
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou Ky, John M
Walker agent.
St L, I M c; S My Express, James W Em-
erson, agent,
Simons Will. II., Proprietor Centra!
Hotel. (See adv.)
Smith Frank, bakery and saloon.
Smith Mrs Julia, propr Southern Hotel.
Smith Rev T A. (Met! odist).
Southern Express Co, Stout Lindsay,ag< ■ '<■
Southern Hotel, \frs Julia Smith propr.
Spalding Luther P, constable.
Sproat Thomas, Wholesale Ice and
Pro luce, and Vgent Lemp's Beer.
Stout Lindsav, agent Southern ExpressC >.
Talbert Rey.G L, (Baptist).
Taylor Luther S., Editor and Pub-
lisher of the Columbus Times.
Taylor Wm F, real estate and city collector.
Thompson & Robinson, tailors.
Trabucco James P. saloon.
Usher Abraill K., Manufacturer Car-
riages, Buggies and S| ring Wagons '
every description ; Blacksmithing and
General Repairing. Prices as low as the
Io vest,
Vauee Win K., Postmaster.
Vandemale Fer Li i and, groceries, ''tc.
\ i randa Hotel, .Mr- il S Moore, propr
Von Rueden Anton, shoemaker.
W ker John M, air. nt St L, I M & S Ky.
Walsh K< Re' ,i. hn F (Catholb ).
Watson A ndre f, -l , pi \ sician.
Welsh David, watch-repairer.
Wilkey Henrv C, wat< h-maker.
\ rWfVi'-fl l ?1 ITTHfTiPTI iYiXX TH HI Without reference to the Companies we roana
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COMBING FALLS. A summer
resort in Whitley county, 15 miles west of
Whitley (c. h.), fiie county-seat, and 32
miles south-east of Somerset, the nearest
Lark location. The Cumberland river
furnishes power hi re. Good? can be ship-
ped direct via that str am, although the
preferabl • shipping p< at is Fiat Rock, on
the C. S. Rj _ • - •■■ •-■.. 5t.me ;■• i
tanbark form the shipments. Stnge corn-
munication with S< morsel. Mail tri-week-
ly. Wm. MoKoe. postmaster.
Davenport J, carpenter.
Hickman .1, wagon-maker.
Higginbotham Wm, blacksmith.
Mc i\e«-, (r, grain deah r.
>IvK< e Win,, FluUT-mill and General
Store.
>!• Kee Wm jr. saloon.
Morton Rev J K ( Baptist i.
Owen.- S. hotel.
Rohi rts W R. ph; sician.
Smith K -v S R Methodist).
Suini er .lames, blacksmith.
Wilder Jesse justice of peai •■.
Worley Mrs Nancy, flour-mill.
COMMERCIAL SUMMIT. This
small settlement i> in Whitley county, 1
mile south-west of Pine Knob.
COMPTON". Pi"»re miles south of
Pikeville, in Pike county i- a new post-of-
fice.
CONCORD. An incorporated town
on the Ohio river, in the northern-central
part of Lewis county, l'J miles west of
Vanceburg, the county-~eat. I'he nearest
railroad approach is Maysville, on K. C.
R. Ky., although all shipments can be made
direct by water. A saw and flouring-mill
(steam), with two churches and public
school are sustained. Live stock, grain,
tobacco, and produce are exported. Popu-
lation 200. Express Adam*. Mail daily.
John M. Freeman, postmaster,
K henhurs! <k Roush, fiour-mil!.
Bur iii k W, pi ys ian.
Carr •) K & ■'• I'., general store.
Freeman John M., Steamboat Ag't.
Grimes 1. A. physician.
llisey L C, hotel.
IiOvell G, gen* ral -tore.
Montgomery V M, cooper.
P. .Hook L T, lawyer.
Purcell George L* saw-mill.
Hai i.! W S, iiwyer.
Sparks John, wag m-maker.
Sparks Wm, bla< ksmith.
COXCORDIA. Twenty miles west of
Brandenburg, the county -so it of Meade, is
a landing on the Ohio river, and place of
about 120 people. Ship direct. Near. ;t
bank at Cloverport. The exports comprise
tobacco, live stock, and produce. Express
Adams. Mail daily. F. E. Rowen, post-
master.
Abel'1 A J. physician
Burt-li 11, A; Soil, General Store.
Gillespie .John, general store.
Hamilton Tho«, shoemaker.
Mattingly Joseph, hotel proprietor.
Robert* John M, blacksmith.
Staples II S, physician.
Staples S O, physician.
Tvler E T, carpenter.
"Worland B T, druggist.
EUTRAL H.OTEL.
■^7*. XI. SIl^O^TS, nPrccric-tcr.
Roan Street, - - COLUMBUS, KY.
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CONNERSVITvLE. Harrison county,
r email village, ~. n iles fr m the county -
seat — Cynthiana— -which is also the ship-
ping station on K C R. K., and nearest
bank location. ( < u:ttrj produce and sume
live stock is shi} ped. Stage to Cynthiana
and Sadieville tri-weekly; fare five cents
per mile. Mail tri-weekly. B.M.Tucker,
postmaster.
Boyd J W, genera! store.
Carter E T. shoemaker.
Case Henry, undertaker.
Conner A. physician.
Conrad Joseph, fanner.
Con roes & Goo Inig! t, liutel.
FeghtrnastPr E D. hotel and blacksmith.
Hendricks John II. architect and builder.
Levi IJ M, general -tore.
Payer 0 I', forme r.
Spenneburg .Jas, blacksmith.
Tucker 15 >I, General Store.
CONNIFF. Only a small post-otfice
in Greene countv.
A.
CONSTANCE. In the northe
part of Boone county. Is a landing
the Ohio river, 6 mile.- west of Covingti
and the same distance east of Burlingt<
the county-seat. Ship direct by rivi
Bank at Covington. Corn, wheat, rye. a
oats are shipped. Population (aceordi
to census of 1880) 500. Stage to Covir
ton tri-weekly ; fare, 25c. .Mail daily.
B. Whitlock, postmaster.
Andersen James S, hotel and general sto
Brown (J W, coal doaler.
Klasener it Son, wagon-makers.
McNeal •) T. hotel and general store.
Muralt Dc A A. druggist.
Preabla F. shoemaker.
Stoutman Fred, blacksmith.
Wunmer Wm, wagon-maker.
"Walpy John, wagon-maker.
Zimmer Fred, grocer.
CONSTANTfNE, Has 40 inhabi-
tants, and is located in i>r tekinridge county.
COON CREEK. (Perry county).
This village cont lins a population of about
100. Semi-weekly mail.
COOPERS VI LLE. A small vil-
lage in Wayne county, 10 miies south-east
of Monticello the county-seat, and 170
from Louisville. Ship to Burnside, 2-5
miles north-east on C. S R'y. Mail Remi-
weekly. T. A. Cooper, postmaster.
Hairier J A, saloon.
B&irier .1 S, mill.
Borries .1 C, flour-mill.
( i oper J iS: ! >, farmers.
C< oper J & K D, [lour and saw-mill.
Cooper J Injustice of peace.
Cooper J a Co, general store.
Cooper & Miller, gen< ral store.
Crickmore R. blacksi
Mauten James, shoemaker.
CORAI, HIIX. A village in Bar-
ren county, 5 mil< - north-east of Gla? ;ow
the county-sent, bank location, and m arest
railroad point, on L. & X. II. R. Ship to
Cave City. 10 miles west, on same road.
A flour and grist-mill is propelled with
power supplied by Beaver creek; also a
steam mill, good churches and school, a>,d
a seminary. Tobacco forms the shipment.
Population o<>. Mail tri-weekly. \V. S.
Jones, po-t master,
(.'oral Hill Seminarv.
Chitwood C C, blacksmith.
Clark W H. flour-mill.
Davis W M. carpenter.
Jones F. >J. & B r<>., General Store
and Tor acco.
Myers .1 M, saw ami flour-mill.
Watkins Thos M, justice of peace.
Wood Robert T, distillery.
CORDOVA. Only a county
iffi e. in Grant countv. 12 miles sou
nest-
th of
p to
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1 Williamstown, the seat of justice. Sh
Corinth, 4 miles west, on the C. 8.
i Population 25. Mail tri-weekly. J
Northcut, postmaster.
Callow W M, physician.
Edmonson \V II, constable.
Jones R S. wagon-maker.
Mary AY N, live stock.
Magee li 15. physician.
: M 'i ■_- oi II C, justii •• of peai e.
RodgVrs David, blacksmith.
Raveneroft Milton, wagon-maker.
Stephens & lip'\ general store.
CORINTH. A station en the C. S.
R'y, ar.d village in Grant county, 1- miles
south of Williamstown, the county-town.
muu Ik mil
C< !r iingover $40,000,000 of i'ire
1 S j , ! J I . s: D ! I ; H* r a I ' r: f i t> I I th-
em States, with chief offic* >u
Louictille, Jty. Ageuts everywhere.
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Two churches, an academy, and a grist
and saw-mill are* here, Population 80.
Lumber and toba 'oo are shipp< > and land
in the vicinity is valued at $18 to $150
per acre. Express Adams. Mail daily.
C. C. Hanson, postmaster.
Allcoat & Swain, planing-mill.
BeckWm. phy.M. ian.
Dougherty VV H, physician.
Foreman .1 N, justice.
Hahn George, shoemaker.
Hanson C. C, Genera! Store.
Hutchinson & Bro, saw and Sour-mill.
Jones Lewis, blat ksmith.
Jones S P, moat market.
Kinman Joseph, blacksmith.
Kim an Mi< iael, meat market.
Mann S S, hotel.
Mevisberg D N, constable.
Minor GOi Son, general store.
Moore Mrs M J, milliner
Morgan &. Merishell, hardware and under-
takers.
Odor George, carpenter.
Rain- R"\ F M. teacher.
Robinson W B, physician.
Ruddell C J, blacksmith.
Skaggs S B, rail- ad and express agent,
telegraph operator, and hotel propr.
Trimnell <r \V, general -tore.
Wertone A. <r. hotel.
Whiten & Moore, general store.
CORN CREEK. A hamlet of
persons in Trimble county.
CORNISHVirjLE. Settled in 1820,
U a village on Chaplain creek, a water-
power stream in Mercer county, 10 miles
»orth-oastof Harrodsbun;, the county-seat,
bank location, and shipping point, on C. S.
11 y. Population loO. Mail tri-weekly.
T. J. Debaum, postmaster.
Debaum Turner J., General Store.
Gabbart ec Co, lumber dealers and saw-mill.
S :ruggs s S. physician.
Sims «fe Hale, flour-mill.
Swc( n y C W, furniture.
Taylor Wm S. hotel.
Yea-t J, live stock.
V •■ .v Debaum, flour-mill.
Whitinghill J C, general store.
COUXWALL. A village in Menifee
county, -3 miles west of Frenchburg, the
countv-seat and nearest shipping point,
on the I-.. C. & L. Ry. Nearest bank lo-
cation is Mi. Sterling. A physician is in
request hero. Coal, lumber, ties, and ton-
bark are shipped. Population 1CU. Mall
daily. A. Burns, postmaster.
Bean K T .V Co, gen store and railroad ag:».
I ■ ipbel! A- Lin Isy, -.:> neral store and eoftl.
Chiles, Bean A- Co, lime dealers.
Combs A ifc Co, general store.
Cornwall Win, boarding-house.
Gilbert R, saloon.
Ringo A L, deputy sheriff.
Ringo S ilomori, sheriff.
Raborn G W, flour-mill.
Vaughn Helton, constable.
Wills Abraham, hotel and groceries.
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CORYDOX. This incorporated town
is located about the center of Henderson
county, lo miles south of Henderson, the
county -seat, nearest bank location and most
convenient shipping punt on both the
Ohio river and L. & N. R. R. (5 churches,
public schools and steam saw-mill are sus-
tained by a population of 800. The ex-
ports comprise tobacco, hogs, potatoes and
some produce. Stage communication with
Hendersonville and Morgantield daily;
fare 50c and 7-V. Tri-weekly mail.
King, postmaster.
Able Peter, justice of peace.
A ton .'I D, blacksmith.
Binknel Robert, painter.
Blake Reed, live stock.
Blood worth J, confectioner.
Buckman .1 1, live stock.
Burnett .1 C, carpenter.
Bush M E, hotel proprietor.
Cannon VV T, druggist and stationer.
Cannon W T, saddler
Casby & Hardwiek, druggists.
Clay Rev — | Baptist |.
Compton George, physician.
Crawford A .1, carpenter.
Denny Rev Lewis | Meih Episc<
Drake R< v .lames | Bapl :-f ).
Elderton VVm, music teacher.
Elmore James, plasterer.
Green George, barber.
Hambleton \! tggie, teacher.
Harrington i L, lumber dealer.
Hoggaid Mr.- A O, dress-maker.
Hursth Fritz, meat market.
Jones H S, physician.
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KingC. L. S: IL A., Dry Goods and
Boot* [ind ^hoes
King E S <.v Co, groc r- and farm impl'ts.
Knoll Herman, wagon-maker.
Lilly Rev James T (Christian).
Love J A, carpenter.
MxClure G W, speculator.
Mcdure li 1>, live stock.
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Moj-ir.- S E, hotel proprietor.
Moore Rev \S' Y [Methodist Episcopal)
O'Brien M, i arpenter.
Owen Joseph V, grocer.
Pentecost W B. la * yer
Folk Cli it les, ( ooper.
Powell 15 M. live stock.
Powell Mis* Erotna, niillineT.
Powell K K & [Jr... tobacco dealers,
Powell J F, bri k dealer.
Powell J N. pin siciao.
Powell J W, 'lawyer.
Powell & Co, dry sroods.
Pritchett Green \V, lawver.
Pritchett << VV, tobacco dealer.
Quinn Ton., carpenter.
Rcubelt A 0, school supt.
Smith Jessie, teacher.
Smith S C. phv: ician.
Stapp A Co, Hour-mil].
Strain E <',. teacher.
Sutton W E & Co, saw-mills.
Wagner Win. Mm ksmith.
Walton E (J. constable.
Wnt»on Tom, hlaeksmith.
White A S, tobacco manufr.
Williams A S, teacher.
Williams VV A. d< ntist.
Wilson John K, tobacco dealer.
Wohrman Wm, shoemaker.
COVINGTON. This city, the second
in tin; Slat*-, i- located in Kenton county,
on the Ohio river, at ft- confluence with the
Licking, directly opposite Cii cinnati, with
which it is connected by the largest single
span wire suspension bridge in the world.
It is also connected with N'ewporl, on the
opposite bank ■ f the L'cking river, hv a
wire bridge l . ■• county-scat t- Inde-
pendence, 10 miles south, but lh« business
is virtually carried on here, this place be-
ing the location of the court-house an.!
county jail. 1' i- the northern terminus
of tha K. C. It. K., and, among other points
of interest, contains '24 ch ireb edinees,
*aiong which are 5 Catholic, 1 Episcopal,
2 Presbyterian, 8 Baptist and ;2 Christian,
and 6 public n hool . euipl ying 63 teacher -
and having 3, '279 scholars. I he new post-
office is a magniiicent building, recenti\
erected at a cost of $250,000 in the mos:
modern style of architecture. A glass-
works, 5 distilleries. 4 breweries. 4 flour-
mi .• -love '"■ ■: ' I ~y. •• ua b ihe - ' ■
3 tobacco factories, a nail factory, a dry
dock, and an opera house, with a ;eati •
ci pacity of L.000. are also here. The i ii .
presents a most attractive appearance
Street-cars run on all the principal str -■'-
and avenues. )(• oorj ale limits evv.-r
an area of 2,000 acres. It- bonded ii i< .-
edness amounts to £1.023, 800 mail hu-'svi
assessed valuatioi oi •• I . oOO.OOO "■
Holly system of water-works and a \ a. !
tire del artim nl :u e sustained. The n ■■ ■■
lation, according to the censu* o! L8*?0. ■
31,000. The principal artu'ies of es] r!
are tobacco, whisl v. and s':<-. ware. Sta-j;e
communication daily with Independ
and Burlington, fare 50 cents an i vi >•■<
spectively. Express Adam-. Telegraph
Western LTnion. Mrs. S. S. Farrell, post-
master.
Abbot George M, ticket agent. 402 Sc >tt.
Abeling Henry, shoemaker, 107 e 13th.
Adams Henry, city treasurer and cooper,
court-house.
Affel Henry, musical instruments, 211 Pike,
Agriculturist The weekly), Thomas J
R.-y proprietor, 429 S ■";:.
Aihlers Frank, grocer, 126 Bakewell.
Albrink John & Co, grocers, Madison near
Willow.
American Wire Jsail Co, J L Stephen-,
pres and treas; ,1 l; Meeklenborg, -•-.
man'f'rs wire nails, cor 15th and Madi- ■
A. me* John L. cigars and tobac. ■ ., 1 8J e 5tl .
A at.- Adolph, merchant • ulor 22 Pike,
\ nthe .1. ^cph, g; ocer. »;5-l Phi adelphia
Appe! A -Jii-u^t. udi.'ne-, "• !0 Malison.
Argu. <r. irge A. barber, 027 Madison.
Vrlii - ;- Henry, grocery and saloon, i r
"■ ti and Vlain.
Art! ur Win E, lawyer, 12 Boone Blo< '<
Ashley Edward H. architect, 539 Madison.
As horn Bernhai 1 ••-' >* n, To" Bakewell.
A -Kim;, Charles, jeweler. 5GJ Madison.
Ath -V Hon K »b(Tt A, mayor, c urt-bou.-<?
Av( rb v Frank J, shoes! 5* o 2d.
Averdii k J imes A, physician, 214 w 8th.
Axer Anton, saloon, 722 Madison.
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THE COVI3STO-T03ST
OMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
I W, him M ui Kiiiin Stmli, COraSIi, 87.
An Institution open Day and Night the entire year, in which there is one
of the most thorough and practical courses of Book-keeping and Business forms,
ever taught in the Western Country. • -
Every opportunity is afforded, at this Institution, for one to become ade-
quately and thoroughly qualified for the counting room and business pursuits.
The Instructors have had a long experience as teachers and in practical
business.
No labor will be spared for the most rapid advancement of every student
consistent with thoroughness.
TIIMIE.
The time necessary to complete the full course is from four to six months,
according to capacity.
TERMS— Tuition payable at the time of entering. *
Tuition lor lull course, $40 OO
'• •• partial course, ... - 25 00
" 4k Penmanship, full course, - . 10 00
LOCATION, BOARD, BOOKS 2nd STATIONERY.
Covington, in its proximity to Cincinnati, gives easy access to that city
for an hour of recreation in its beautiful parks and surroundings, and affords
an agreeable retirement for study.
Good board can be had with private families at from $3.50 to $5.00.
Books and stationery, $4.00.
Let every one desiring a practical knowledge of business enter this
College.
THUS. MARTIN, Proprietor.
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Axcr Bernhard, saloon, 10 Pike.
Aver Erastus W, grocer, 604 .Main.
Builer Joseph, Merchant Tailor, 420
Scott
Baker Albert < , lawyer, cor 5th and Scott.
Band & Pahls, distillers, 8th and Madison.
Barron Wm, nujat market, 100'J Bank Lick.
Barth Niehola- b >ots and shoe*. 146 Pike.
Barton .James W, ca rpenti r, v, c>th.
Bauerk-in August, saloon, 303 Scoitr.
Baumann diaries, cor Burnett and Water.
Beach G T, punt.!'. 829 Madison.
Beach & McLaughlin, shoemakers, 412
Scott.
Bean Mrs S M, tinware, 332 Scott.
Becker Bernard, cigars, f>36 Madison.
Beierle Mrs Dora, c nfectii tier, 131 Ba.cn-
elder.
Behan & McDonald, stone-yard, cor Pike
and Craig.
Benton & Benton, lawyers, 8 Boone Block.
Berger August, shoes, 606 Main.
Berger Henry, shoes, 86 w 7th.
Berlie Rudolph, weaver, 9th and Madison.
Berte Frank, saloon, 1240 Madison.
Berte Mrs Mary A. saloon, 1024 Greenup.
Bertsche Pius, grocer, cor Baker and Lewis.
Best Nicholas, saloon, 424 Pike.
Bethel Bros, fish, 62") Madison.
Bethel John, i igars. U30^ Madison.
Bielefeld J H, si nakef 1201 Bank Lick.
Billennan llenrv, weaver, cor Craig and
Bank Lick.
Bird Thomas druirgist, 404 Madison.
Bittlinger Peter, saloon, 417 River Road.
Blakely Laurie J, lawyer, 409 Scott.
Blase Henry F, clothing. -540 Madison.
Blick ami lMiilii[>«. Con I Co. J- C.
Blick, Pre-., John A. Pvohinson, Vice-
President, Samuel T. Harrison, Secre-
tary, Dealers in Coal and Coke, also sole
Agents for Coalburg Semi-Cannel Coal.
North-east cor. Eighth and Washington.
Bobb Peter, saloon,"281 Pike.
Bogenschutz Charles, stove-manufacturer,
523 Madison.
Bohmer i!e:.rv. furniture, 47 e 11th.
B illinger John, shoemaker, 405 Scott.
Borger Frederick, grocer, 872 Bank Lick.
Boro Dominei k, saloon, 64 e 2d.
Boske John, sa'oon, 69 e 1 1th.
Bostwiek Henry, Clerk United States
Courts, and Agent .Etna Insurance C >,
Office V . S. Court-house and Post-oiiice
Building.
Bculden Jesse T, dyer, 9 e 5th.
Boullie Mr^ M J, milliner, 77 w 6th.
Bowman & Perkins, tobacco manufacturers,
184 Pike.
Boyer, Sordmeyer & Co. flour-mill, corner
Pike and Russell.
Brad} John, grocer, 625 Main.
Brady Miss J. ilia, milliner, 30e5th.
Bredenberg Frederi k, shoes, 276 Pike.
B enckman George A, druggist, cor Scott
and Powell.
Brennan Mrs Ann, grocer, 57 e 2d.
Brenner & Seller, Brewers, corner
Scott and Pike {See «</»:.)
Brian A: Reidy, horse-sheers, 325 Scott.
Brinker Henry, tailor, 242 Pike.
Brinkman John G. grocer, 422 Main.
Bri-tov, Julius L, county clerk, court-house.
];•' ke Nieh das, saloon, cor 0th and Wash-
ington.
Bro< ks T F O, sec Covington city water-
wi rks and cashier Kenton tire and ma-
rine insurance co, cor 5th and Mae!'- n,
Brown Augustus L. hats and caps, 45 Pike.
Brown B B, agt Adam- ex: co, 122 Scott.
Brown C« L., General Freight Agt>nt K.
C. R. R. C>>., cur Pike and Washington.
Brown John M. druggist, corner 12th and
Greenup.
Brown Wm F. barber, cor Main and 6th.
Bruestle Louis, grocer, 649 Bakewell.
Bruns Henry H, lumber. 225 Scott.
Brvant Joseph, coffee, spice and tea, 78 and
80 Pike.
Buckley Patrick, stoves and tinware, 702
Main.
Bullock W R & Co. grocers, 9 Pike.
Banning Wm B, plumber, 38 Pike.
Burdieck Henry, dry good-, 79 y 11th.
Burgess Lewis L, confectioner, 13 Pike.
Bark James E, saloon, 522 Madison.
Burkett Adam, restaurant, K C depot.
Burt Mrs A. hair 's<'>o<i~. 33 e 5th.
Burton Andrew O. barber. 706 Wash'ton.
Burt in Andrew < >. harbor, 504 Madison.
Busse Frederick, shoemaker, 417 Scott.
Caldwell Richard F, fruit-house, 424 Scott.
Call Alexander, confi ■ tioner 34 e 5th.
Camphi 11 Abraham, grocer, 3d andJohns'n.
Campbell fl W & Co, wines and liquors,
311 S. ott.
Carpenter D L ^v J O, nines and liquors,
129 Pike.
Carr Thomas a. Co, grocprs, 601 Main.
Carter & McDonald, painters, 15 L Market.
Casey Lewi? K. pub daily and weekly Com-
monwealth, ne cor 5th and Scott.
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Cheves & Dobyns, hotel, 51S Madison. I Croningcr Lorenzo I), printer, cor 5th
Christ Nicholas, saloon, 4 Pike. j and Madison.
(J 1 arks on James >I, Stoves and Tin- ; Culbertson J A & Co, lumber, 16 w 8th.
ware, Mantels mid Grates, 612 Madison. I Daily Eleazer, dyer, 13 e Pike.
Clayton James, cigars, 826 Seott. j Daley Daniel, saloon, 1102 Greenup.
Cleary, Hamilton i Clearv. lawyers, 315 : Davezac Alexander, wholesale liquors. 37
Seott. Riddle.
Clyde James M, dentist, 14 w 10th. I David Wm H, news depot 803 Madison,
Cobb Sylvanu G, >rist, Linden Grove j Davis J hn, conf ' ;l Lower Mar,
Cemetery. i Davison Geo li. city clerk, court-house.
Cohen Michael, grocer, cor Bullock and 3d. J Dearing Alfred, dyer, 15 e 5th.
Coker George, sec Kenton Ins Co, cor 3d j Degginger Augustus, dry g iods, IS Pike.
and Madison. j Deglow, J H. tanner, 393 Pike.
Collins & Fenley, lawyers, cor Scott and \ Deglow & Bramlago, flour-mill, 415 Pike.
Market. j DeGruyter Henry, -a! >o: , 50rj Madison.
Commingore, Adie & Lattin, mnfrs spokes, | Dempsey Mrs Annie, grocer, 742 Greei .»■*
1230 Rickey. . j Denstch Mrs Christina, crockery, 71 E 11th.
Commonwealth The (daily and weekly, | Depot1 .John A., Lager Beer B ttler
lemocriitie), L E Casey, pub, ne cor 5th ! ai d \\ • >ie ale Oysters, 17 and 19 Lower
and Scott. Market. [See ad c.)
Connor, Jayeoi; v.v Co, whiskies, 163 Pike. ' Des diler Wm, saloon, 524 Madison.
Cook I:. .her! A, cigars, 70 Pike. j Deter man n Lambert, grocer, 1217 Lee.
Cooper Isaac, real estate. 53(j Madison. j Diggins vV L& Co, stoves and tinware,817
Cooper John K. real estate, 530 Madison. Madison.
Coppin John K, drv goods, 538 Madison. l Disque James M druggist, corner 3d and
Couples Joseph I!. baker, 310 Scott. Main.
Covington City National Bank, capital i Dittus Frederick, baker, corner Montague
$500,000; Jonathan I» Hearne, pros: and Ludlow avenue.
James B .lone-, cash ; 330 Scott, cor 4th. ' Doebling John F, saloon, corner Edward
Covington City Water-works, N B Steph- \ arid Austin.
ens, president; T E O Brooks, secretary; < Donnelly C *.v. Co, undertakers and livery,
north-west cornerof 5th and Madison. 809 and 811 Madison.
Covington Commercial College, i Dornbusch Adam C, barber, 835 Main.
Thorna.- Martin. Propr'r, Cor bib and j Dorsel & Wultfauge distillers, cor 12th and
Madison, (fremiti:) Rickey.
Covington Floral Company, Mrs. | Drexelius H &Son. tailors, 602 Madison.
(). P.Tairchil 1, 20 East Fifth street. j Dubeneek Joseph, justice, 8th nr Madison.
Covington Gas-light Co. Amos Shinkle, j Dudley Maurice J., Lawyer
pres; A H Ransom, sec; Richard Salter, I Scott, opp. < istou H< ise and Post-office.
superintendent, 511 Madison. I Due George, barber, 247 Pike.
Covington Stock- vard Co, John E Norris, j Due Win ~L, barber, 520 Madison.
pres; W A Peter, sec; John B Foster, ' Dulaney John J, physician. 1001 Madison
snpt; vards and office, cor 16th and Wash. [ Duvel Henry, shoemaker, 91 w Sixth.
Covington Street Railway Co., T. | Dwy^r James II. gr. vr, 225 Bulla k.
C. Bobbins, Superintendent, Madison, j Eberhardt Herman, baker, 1^0 Pike.
between 12th and 13th. i Eehert Robert H, confectioner, 408 and 410
Crawford J A & Sons, proprs Standard To- j Madison,
bacco-works 417 Madison, j Eek Valentine, baker, 541 Pike.
Crce Geo W. grocer corner Powell and j Eginton & Gray lawyers, 413 Scott.
Greenup. ' Eiehholz Wm, baker, cor 12th and Bank
Cree Wm W, grocer cor 5th and Madison, j Lick.
Crigler & Crigler, (Lew. N. & Rob- ; Eilers Bernhard, saloon, 65 e 2d.
ert L.,; Distillers and \\ bolewtie Liquor . Eisele John M jr. baker, 253 Pike.
Dealers, 7 Pike. | Eilis Absalom, livery, cor 3d and Madiion.
Crockett. & Hanes, saloon and r.-.-taurant j Ellis Alexander C.lawyer.cor 4th and SeoU.
629 Pike. Ellis Thos J,surveyor,cor 6th and Madisos.
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AND KEROSENE OIL CANS.
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ATo. (55 Walnut Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO,
FACTORIES: CO^IJSTOTO^T, :K"Y\
Our Nectar Lager Beer Bottling Works
WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT
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WE GUARANTEE OUR NECTAR LAGER BEER TO BE PURE AND
NOURISHING FOR FAMILY USE.
RECOMMENDED BY ALL PHYSICIANS.
J ID OS 2? IF IE £5 CO.,
No. 17 and 19 LOWER MARKET STREET,
COVINGTON.
KENTUCKY.
ALL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
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^E>. Steel Stamps, Burning Brands, Rubber Stai -■•
S >ap MouWs and Presses, i- KOCUK, Engraver
Vara i»ud Die Sinker, 100 Uaudolpb. St., CHICAGO, 111.
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Ellison J T), gen manager Kentucky Central
R RCo.cor Pike und Washington.
Ellman Bernhardt, shoemaker, 428 Pike.
Engert Victor C, saloon, 55 w 6th.
Engleking Ferd \V, photog, 505 Madison.
Erler Theodore, saloon, 141 Pike,
Ernst J C, gen pass agent Ky Cen R R Co,
cor Pike and Washington.
Esterkan p Henry, meat ma ket,cor Riddle
and Bak( \
Evans Ivor J, jeweler, 418 Seott.
Evans Iticliard, Treasurer Hemingray
Glass Co.
Ewan John B, justice, 423 Madison.
Fairchild Oliver 1',, Bill-poster, 20
East 5th.
Fairchild Mrs. O. P., Florist, 20 East
5th. X» atfv.)
FamauJohi F.grocer.cor S >tt and Powell.
Farrell Mrs. S\ Ivanus S, Postmaster.
Faulwettcr FVd, stoves and tin. 202 Pike.
Fedders John li. flour and feed. 420 Pike.
Feldhaus Lambert, gr --. ! I 19 Bunk Lick.
Felt man Henry, < igars, 28 and ^'.o Pike,
Fenker Wm, baker, » 42 Main.
Fenley Craig, physician, 609 Main.
Feuss'Wm L>, baker, 501 Main. *
Fieger Charles, vegetables, 199 Pike.
Finke George, meats, 032 Main.
Fin-ley Mary A, dry goods, 136 Main.
Finncl John W, Collector Internal
Revenue Oth District, Office U. S. Court-
house and Post-office building.
First National Bank, capital $500,000. A.
Shinkle, Pres; I, D. Fry, cashier, 515 and
517 Madison.
Fischer & "Wichmann. coal. 781 Madison,
Ci r Hi '.'bin.- and Greenup.
Fisk & Brent, lawyers, 332 S ott.
Flaute Henry C. saloon, 215 Pike,
Fletcher Simon W, notions, 534 Madison.
Foote Charles D, lawyer. 4 Boone Block.
Fort Alexanders, plumber, 503 Madison.
Fritsch Henry, druggist, 5 ' Pike.
Fritz Felix, soda water, 173 Bachelor.
Frixione Raphael, statuary, 80 e 2d.
Funk Benjamin, blacksmith, 29 w 7th.
Furber, John L. lawyer, cor 111 and Scott.
Gantenberg Ben hard, sewing-machines,
38 Pike.
Garber Louis, confectioner, 1007 Bank Lick.
Gatker Wm K, blacksmith, 570 Pike.
Gaugge] Casper, boots and 5hoes,31G Main.
Gausepohl Henry .1, hats and; caps, 017
Madison.
Gausepohl John, baker, 732 Craig.
Gedge Wash L, hotel, cor Pike and Bank
Lick.
Gj'hruni J swob, Saloon and Restaurant
and Oyster Dealer, 14 e 5th.
Geisen Henry, meats, 71 e 11th.
Gellenbei k George, laker, 57 e 11th,
German Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Chas
Mahlrnann pres, F\R Kueskamp treas,
cor Pike an ] M, idi . ■:.
German National Bank, capital $250,000,
II Feltman pres, James Spilman cash,
s w cor Pike and Madison.
Gerwe Mrs Caroline, grocer, '.'7 e 12th.
Gil - >n R ibert, painter, 330 Scott.
Gi ■'■ nan- Wm, tailor, 628 Madison.
Gilliss & Smith, drugs, 542 Madison.
Glenn Dudley A, 1 iwyer, cor 4th and Scott.
Glindmi ver Frank li. grocer, 188 Ridd
G • - .) A P & Bros, tobacco. 15 w n .
Goebel Henry 1-i. grocer, cor 5th and Main.
Goeke Peter, .-■-■ • er, 509 Pike.
Gourdes F — i Tick, flour an 1 feed, 235 Pika,
Goldsmith P&Co, toys, cor 7th and Madis n
Goodson John A. marshal, 2 court !.< i
Gordon Joseph, saloon, cor Oth and Mai;
Gosekamp George, grocer, cor Edward and
Burnett.
Gottschalk Frederick S. sto\ es and tinware,
70 Pike.
Gouvion & VonLehman, carriage manu-
facturers, 52i Madison.
Graham Geo $., livery, cor Greenup and 3d,
Gravener Marine U, -_;re< er, 10th and Scott.
Graves Alonzo, livery, 81 Pike.
Grawe Wm, carpenter, 497 Pike.
Gray Richard li, lawyer, cor 4th & Scott.
Griffith Mrs .Sarah, dress-maker, 41 e oth.
Grober Louis H, crockery, 40 Pike.
Grober Lord- Sr, grocer, 279 Pike.
Groshell Chas tlour and feed, 703 Madison.
Grothaus Harman, cooper, 714 (ire.-n.
Grothaus Jos, flour and f« ed, 1418 Madison.
Grothaus Wm, saloon, 712 I
Grubi - M & ' .. ;vo -ers. 44 Pike.
Gr ie .- J jse] h, rro< er, 1201 Lee.
Gut'.nann Martin, shoes, 1211 Stevens.
Hackmann Uenrv, shoemaker, cor 1 2th a?:-i
Bunk Li. k.
Had, rofl John R saloon, -i;17 Main.
Flagemeyer C C .• Co, i tmber.
Hals Mrs Theresa, meats, Lewis w of Baker.
Hall Mrs V K. .;-, cer, !*0 e 2d.
Hall William, marble, 801 Madison.
Hallam Henry C, circuit clerk, court-house.
Hallam & Perkins, lawyers, corner Lower
Market and Greenup.
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NDUSTRIAL IRON WORKS,
No. 15 East Seventh St., COVINGTON, KY.
J*. TXT. !\^M^'Z?,z:i3Sra--lL,-2", Prop'r,
x^'^S: s f7=" MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
fj r fOL STEAM ENGINES,
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DIRECT ATTACHMENT
} S .A. -V7-- IMC I ILLS,
.A.2STX3 -A-jIIL jCIISTDS OP MACIII1TEEY.
HAND AND POWER DRILLING MACHINES OF THE BEST PATTERN
A SPECIALTY.
ESPECIAL CARE TAKEN WITH REPAIRS GENERALLY.
OTTIR, PEICES ALWAYS BEASOITABLE.
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ENTON WIRE WORKS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
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Rat Traps, Horse Muzzles,
MOSS BASKETS,
Bird Cages, Sand Screens
SIEVES, RI3DIDIj3ES,
:y\ AND ALL KIND OF WIRE GOODS.
lJ Mir ^J/^^bJb 1S4 2>/.Ia:xi£cn Street,
Ve,^ J ^=_ L COVINGTOM, KY.
pEn INS. CO. tir MUM,
j. -jr.. D.t. -'.ca'-Trjrc;, :&£sM.e.£r*z,
Central %ad Southern Dept.
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Hamilton Isham (•. lawyer, 411 Scott.
Hamilton Peter, sho< maker, 409 Scott.
Hamilton Robert, u baceo, 413 Madison.
Hamilton K iV- C >. ijroet r>. ;-)U 1 ike.
Hamilton W C <v t o. *. >ba< :o, 18 and 20 e
Pike.
Handy Robert D, lawyer, cor5tb and Scott.
Hanrahan Jam*'-, saloon, 632 Madison,
llarbb k Johi P, -'■ >es. 422 Madls. n.
Hard* becke it A: Son. clothing, 116 Pike.
Hardin Berry S. county assessor, e't-bouse.
Hardin & Dulaney, insurance. 7 e Pike.
Harmon it Studer, weavers. 75 e 11th.
Harris Jami s. saloon 127 Scott.
Harris Mrs Lizzie, notions, cor Scott anil
Powell.
Harrison Mrs Eliza, dress-maker.
Harrop & C< . wall-pa] er. •'• "■; Madison.
Uartfc t% ,! is, ph, i an iag< -. 71 Pi ••.
Hartlaub Peter, i . ks~ 50S Madison.
Hartley Georgi R. rroeer, 631 Madison.
Harth y Joseph, croeer. 403 Scott.
Hartmann Joseph, furniture, 1045 Bank
Lick.
Hasemeier John, lumber, 152 Pike.
Hanger Frank, bak< r, 709 Bakewell.
Haynes .Mr- S F. confectioner, 71 w 12th.
Hays II If. physician, 100-10th.
Healy Mrs K D, :r ■ « ■■ r, 802 Greenup.
Heermanee Mrs Mary, druggist, 101 Scott.
H< gemann Clemens, grocer, 1125 Holman.
Hegener Casper, shoemaker. 45 e 11th.
Kegge& Brinker, < arr ages, 73 and 75 Pike.
If-, lerman George, saloon, 202 Scott.
Heile Henry, gen'l store, 575 Pike.
Heineman Timothv. carpenter, 855 Bank
Lick.
Heinen John L, grocer, 593 Pike.
Helm Frank P, master in chancery, court
house.
Hellman Nathan H. tanner, 416 and 41^
Pike.
Helming Frank, lt/- • ■ r, 364 Pike.
IIcililngTay Gla.vs'Co., Robert Hem-
in gray, Pres; Ralph G. H >mingray, Viee-
Pres, Richard Evens, Treas, cor 2d and
Madison. | See adv. i
Henghold John II, tail .r, 125 Pike.
Herbert Mrs Annie, confeeii tier 70 v. 6th.
Herbst Max, . lotl ing, 8 P
Hermes Joseph, saloon, : l\ Scott.
Herndon A Wilkie. live -took. Stoek-vards.
Herold J & Bro, w. oh n n ills 256 pike.
Herzog B II. wines and liquors, 9 Lower
Market.
Htster James, saloon, 409 River Road.
and
Hickey Edward J,shoes,606 Madison.
Hill Geo W & Co, grocers, 27 Pike.
Hinken George, grocer, cor Edward
Burnet.
Hoffmann Peter, coal, 134Scott.
Hoffmeier E, notions L 1 19 Madison.
Holters Henry, grocer, 1201 Main.
Holfcnip Anton, carpenter. 1210 Main
H ipk ■ ■ ! v. d W me: •- t\$ Pik*.
Horizontal Metal Hoofing Co.,
I Miii f. I tii innati, (J.
1 ' • • l John, shoes, 162 w 7tb.
Hortsma ". li< njamin, groi er, n> w 6l b.
Hostetter W V & Co, i?\ 610 »S ott.
Horeka: ip C A Co, hai le-s-mak's 85 Pik*.
He »■ ill iV: I ':■ ndening, paints, 638 Madisi n.
Hover Henrv (.'.photos", 615 Madison.
Huber Le. p Id, -' , 150 Pike
Hul erl -I hi . paii er, -if Madison.
Hut ker J oln . groi er Pi v 11 and Stevens.
Hudson, Homer & Son, tobacco, 525 end
627 Madison
Huesmann Mrs Carrie, grocer, cor 8th and
Craig.
Hulsmann Bombard, dry g Is, 139e 13th.
Humble Jc.hn J, marble* 225 Scott.
Hundorf Frank, saloon, 702 Washington.
Hunt Lemuel ,J. physician, 911 Madison.
Hunter & Campbell, dress-makers, corner
12th and Scott.
Hurdelbrink & Losekamp, chairs, 105 Ea-t
Trevor.
Industrial Iron-works, J. W. Mat-
tingly, Proprietor, Manufacturer Steam
Engines and all kinds of Machinery, 15
East 7th. (See adv.)
Isphording A Englebert, leather, corner
Scott and 5tb.
Jackson Thomas, florist, 2 miles south.
Jansen Gerhard, -o on, i r Pike a id Rus'I.
Jarvis Mr- Julia, milliner, 424 Madison.
Johnson Wm, druggist, 80e 11th.
John ?ton Joseph, saloon, 19 e 5th.
Kalkbrenner Pn leri k B eats. 272 Pike.
K I _-•• Wm, shoemaker. 731 Bakewell,
Kamphau« Bernard, sab >n, 1203 Green n p.
Kattau Gus A, barber, 50 Pike.
Kearns Charles, physician, 725 Madison.
K f( : l >.".-> id, Hour- r 5th and Craig.
Keith Chas VV, live stock, ;-'>i7 Russell.
Kehler Frank, shoes, 64 Pike.
Kemper Win, blacksmith 1.908 Madison.
Kennedy MrsBA milliner. 5th and Scott
Kennedy .1 bn li, carpenter, 712 Greenup
Kennedy Thus H,< i >. i! engineer c >urt-bi >usi .
Kennedy Willis, real estate, 542 Madison,
Sand for Price List to PKF;D. SCHMIiSDIJKCi
I m \ i Kg || S ■■■ '. for Price List to PHED. SCHMIiSDIATCi
It.z^fA Tfjftjfj 8 :' l ' *'"* 835 Broadway and 830 North Foiirth Street
b«j»viw iy«i& feka is**!* ii^^s ST. Louis, - - - Missouri.
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Kenton Fire& Marine Insurance
i '«>., (capital, $200,000). Vr. Shinkle,
Pres; George Coker, >«•: T.E.O. Brooks,
Ca> >b ; cor 5th and Madison.
Kenton "Win* Works, Manfrs. Wire
Goods, OH Madison. (See adv.).
Kentrup Henry, sboes, 98 Pike.
Kentucky Blue Lick Water, Band, Pahls,
and Pierce, pjr>prs.8tl and Madison.
Kentucky Central Kailroad Co.,
offices, cor Pike and Washington. J I)
Ellison, Gen. Mai ager; C L Brown, Gev..
Freight Agt; J C Ernst, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Kercheval H mice B, grocer, II Pike.
Kiem i raderick, grocer, 1034 Bank Lick.
Kiminann Hannann, saloon, 1102 Bank Lk.
Klefken Louis, grocer. 1133 Russell.
Klein Joseph', saloon, cor Pit" and Russell.
K! .' ' Frederick, hats and caps, 14.5 Pike.
Klemaun Henry, cooper, cor Trevor and
Stevens.
Klepper Charles F, cigars, 48 e 2d.
Klejman John, cigars, 100 Pike.
Klostermann .John B, grocer. 432 Main.
Klostermann .Joseph, shoes, 20 Pike.
Klosterman & Leicht, shoes, 605 Madison.
Knapp Nicholas, notions, 53 e 11th.
Knapprneier Henry, weaver. 669 Pike.
Knoll Joseph, saloon -JOI Main.
Knollmann Andrew, physician, 525 Pike.
Koehbe Charles A & Co, bats and eap»,
532 Madison.
Kohl Herman H. grocer, 3d and Russell.
Kohrman John & Co, saloon, 311 Greenup.
Koop Henry, grocer, cor 6th and Bakeweli.
Koors Mrs Angeline, milliner, 76 Pike.
Kran er Matthias cigars, 1652 Russell
Krcidler Anton, Warble-worka and
Stone-yard, 14 West 9th.
Krueskamp F R & Co, liquors, la? and 139
Pike.
Kruse John G, grocer, cor Kip and Let.
Kruselmann George, grocer, 6th and Craig.
Kueven Louis B, furnishing goods, 604
Madison.
Kuhlind Joseph, grocer, rilO Bakewell.
Kunt ;ler August, • i tl, 168 Pike.
Laird Andrew J, shoe mnt'r, 11 L Market.
Lampke George, shoemaker, 1036 Kij».
r>m«ar Charles & Co., [Charles Lang,
•'-, 1 Knoll), proprs Lewisburgh Brew-
ery, Baker, bet. Lewis and Cross.
Lauber Frederick, baker, 221 Bullock.
Leathers John, sheriff, 2 Boone Block.
Lehman John L confectioner, 507 Madin.
Leonard Michael, grocer, 39 e 6th.
COVINGTON FLORAL COMPANY,
CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS AND ORNAMENTAL WORK.
No. 20 E. Fifth Street,
covnraTON, st.
</- -^ ^ ^ Mrs'. O. P. FAIRCHILB.
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Orders from a d st?nce promptly filled
Ser:d for Estimates. J. W. ATlillVSON", 3io 321 South Clinton Street t Hft.'M.O. n f
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Meek Gcorgo 15. F., Cut F.
an I Floral Designs for Wedding
Funerals, HO Scott.
LeVermann Theodore, Saloon and
Restaurant, 12 K .-* • i
I ■ is -; I r< • • ■'.•-■'. ii i - ott.
L«e\vislmrgll Brewery, Chas. Lang Mehlman August, barber, cor) idCi
& Co., props, Baker. 1 I Lewis and Cross. Meibers John B.salo n, 1005 Madison
Liebfried Jn I .'roeer, 1343 Bank Li k. Menniueer 'Wm A. iron-worker 8"5 M
! '■ Isay N i h a- T. la ■ • .-!;!■■ ■■ Bl ;. . i- .
'• '■ . ..■.-'•.: Mem ■ ■- M ■tin, -i. m iker, 216 Bull
Linnemann II . _■ :•■■■ r, 1502 Greenup, j Menzer Sebastian, vva«_con-maker. 28-5 i
! . tiln Joseph, 3] . lemaker, ■'■-''• S< >: tt.
L ttell John N, turn t, 10 •" 8th.
Loehte John H, saloon. Riddle, and Main.
Loebker George H. =hoes, 30 Pike.
L ui -::■<■■ t S II. gr<>. ••!-. i )ol Ma lis. ;..
Loveli A; 13 Bin t il n i ,229 Scott.
Lubbe George lb shoes. 24 Pike.
Luekt-nei >>■ i i ( . ■ y no is. 007 Madison.
Lutkenhofl Jol n. dr\ c ..,■-., i^g pike.
Lyle John S. W t' fwleempli Co, 57 Pike.
M ■•' hi rn< n Edward, grocer, £1 1 On en
McClung V\ Ji & Co, stoves and tinware,
537 Madis. n .
Mot ollum John J, i igars, 626 Madison.
McCoy Bros, gmeers, cor 5th and Bakewell
and cor Riddle and Main.
MoCrorv PI ilip, saloon, •'>"! Bakewell.
McDonald Arth • ■• >ks, ■ "•'"! Main.
McGsvkan Wm E.
Craii
McKee & Finnel! (. r-- R. McKee
and Joseph C. «k John W. Finneil), Law-
yers, 323 Scott.
Merlein iS: fleeter saloon, n w cor 7th :
"Washington.
M< rsnum John II. hard1 >ire. 31 Pike
>b rtz ' -• J ■ -ale >n, 1132 Scott.
"'» ■■• ■ ck S T ,v C n • s, 21 e 5th.
Metzger Mrs Fre<lrika. toys, 81 e Pith.
-■•;■ r \ ng ist. -V on, 1^2 Pike.
Mever -;- I;., stoves an'i inwi re. 54-2 l'i! i
Meyer John, hrewei <■: Pit ■.
Middendort' Frank grocer, cor 12tb i
Stevens.
M ' ion '•""-' John H, saloon, 35 e 5th.
Midden dorf^ Lubbers, liverv and under
tai • •, 82 Pike.
Miller Elizabeth, grocer. 70] Bake
Miller James W. en cer, 432 Ma
Miller W II & C>, insurance. 413 So. tl
Mite! i i John G. •_ a • , 1021 Gn n ip
Mittendorf Henry H, grocer. 181 Bach.
Mohlenkatnp Joh r, 1042 ( rreen
Mohrwesse] Bernard, grocer, S4 v. 7th.
''•'■ I ' ■■■■ Eliza. dr\ ■:<" ds, Oil Madison.
McLaughlin Wrn P, ; stice of peace and \ Molony James, shoes, til 5 Madison
real estate, corner 5 h and Scott.
MeXaniara P & Co, f ibacco, 159 Pike.
Mabus John, tailor, 7U4 Madison.
Macke & Co, bottlers, cor 12th and Stevens.
Madeira Finnell D, lawyer, 411 Scott.
Mahlmann Charles, harness, 32 Pike.
Mann Richard E. shoemaker, 11 lo Bank
Lick.
Mark, Frederick, locksmith, 163 e 5th.
Martin Thomas, Prop Commercial
College, 0th and Ma lison.
Martin A: Francis. trr>>eers. 2"> John.
Martindale Mrs C I>, notions. 530 Madison.
Massmann Ge<>re< . jr , 508 Pike.
Matolinsr, Marv E, irrooer, 730 Bakewell.
Matt P • or, bar 2e 5th.
Mattiiii-ly .» \V, M icbinu-t, 15 e 7th.
I S'' e ■■ if. •
May Theodore, f rnishint: Drood?, 41 Pike.
Mavberrv Uro.s. .!••.- t'. and VVrm.
K.) Wall Paper and Wind • v Shades. 523
and 5-1 1 Madisnn.
Majrer Joseph, saloon, 02 Pike.
Mayleben George, saloon, 536 Pike.
Monkadiek Henry, grocer, 209 e 13th.
Montgomery A & l , .al, 3d and Mai
Moore Edward J, livery, 73 Pike.
Moore M D, tobacco, bet 4th and 5th ■
Scott :n il Madison.
Moore Wm F A. tobac o. 7 Lower Market
Mor in Peter. salo> n, 43-3 S< ■ :t.
Moran Wm, saloon, 514 Madison.
Morland Samuel, liverv. 519 Madison.
Moteh Michael C. jev "] -, 613 Ma li oi
Moz ';t!" Vuiriist, ' onfei t.r. 034 Madis> i
Mueller Andrev • i ■:■ -. ) 12 Pike.
Myers Rob. rt \\ . harm --. 50 Pike.
Nasemann A ;■ ■_•■■ is "-■•.!.• ;: anrl Ri
N" !y W"i: ■■'-.!■• I S. !:• . . r Oth a: Madi*. !
v : ■• •• Henrv li. drt ■ '■ ods, 1!' 7 Pik ■■
NieWm, t» for, 7i Pik .
NTien ever il - r: -ale , " M Pike.
Nienaber F 'ilimind ' - •.-. W e 12th.
N :• il r FVrd !i. j •: : r, 508 Madis<>n.
No* :■: W S & Co, plumbers. 2'* w Gth.
No Her Peter, druggist, 5th and Madison
Nolan John. sh. ~. 0 Pike
Xoonan Frank li, physician, 717 Mad;-
i ■ f»fa *% *% $ .-■ i K| Have Settled more than 1,400
■ •■? I P\ § | Losses, and have had but 13 Ke~
r. yfllJ 11m . . . ■. v ii slsted Claim*. A^ent: Everywhere
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Nordhoff J & Bro. blacksmiths, cor Pike
arid Kiddle.
Northern Bank of Kentucky, capital *'>•">.-
000. Win Ernst pre.*; Dewitt C Collins
i ash • n ■>■-' cor Sc< tt and 3d.
Nrnvln 1 Rei i smii . Miliar I hall, 408 Sc tt.
O ii",. i flii.-li .. .. giv i r. 714 Mi n.
1 1' Brien Win, i'; oi ■ ■■. loth and Greenup.
Od.i !■"■ 11. iv s Hall A la! on, tlou J >!,-.;
F Fisk pre*, cor 5t it and M dison.
Odenthal John, crocker", i to. 216 Pike.
Oil. ntiml Mn J, millim r. 216J Pike.
<>d«mw I John, ? il.i n. : 10 Pike.
< >lg< - Henry, shoe.-, Si.il Bank Lick.
Olli: s John, grocer, 965 !J' il idelphia.
0 I... -him R, --. gr i ■. ■:•. 122] Ru»i 11.
( i Nesil vVeden, iaw; er, 9 Bo. tie Bio. k.
O'Rourke Mrs Ellen, groc r, 138 w 3d.
Orr .his P Jr, city audit if. court-house.
x >tteiia * -aspei . . igars, 010 Main.
Parker Geo, furniture, c r Scott and 7th.
Parma Joseph !», lawyer, 413 Scott.
Payne Win W. shoemaker, otb and Scott.
Peck A' W'ooliscroft, commission, 23 Pike.
Penkhnus Hi nry H, drugs. 134 Pike.
Pennington James, n. tions, 415 S. ott.
Percivul Jabez, iron, etc, 16 Pike.
Perk in* George G. judge criminal court,
c iurt-hou.se.
Perrv Miss Lizzie, milliner, 609 Madison.
Ph. dp- Hun T, Jeff county judge, court h.
Pieck Ed L, druggist, cur 6th and Main.
Pioneer Coal Co, R C M Lovell, pres, 10
Bo,,ne Block.
Pohlman Joseph, saloon, 37 \v 6th.
Potter Mrs Annie, confectioner, 730 Scott.
Puttering Bern hard, shoemaker, 718 Wash-
ington.
Prvor & Chambers, lawyers, 14 Boone
Block.
Purk John B, grocer, -1143 Bank Lick.
Putht.ff Henry il J, drv goods. 180 Pike,
Puthoft'John"F, shoemaker. 130 Pike.
Qualbrink 1! «nry. .•:■■>>■ er. 614 Russell.
Ramse;, Win W. tinware. 623 Main.
Rasch Christian F. iron v. k-. 11 1 .". Madison.
Rawe Herman, fun ;'i re. 12 and !4 Pike.
Rawe John, liaker, i > •'■ 6th.
Rebstein Matthias, baskets, 143 Pike.
R«ckmann 11. -nry. grocer, 1322 Stevens.
!' -dmond M i. had. blacksmith. 223 Mad'sn.
Re< d James G, propr Rt-ed House, 1514
Russell.
K«'<'<1 Tiiomas & Sons, (Thomas,
John, and Thomas. Jr), Livery and Un-
dertakers, IS and 20 east 6th.
Ri< hemanen Herman, books, 160 v. 7th.
Rehfus; Frederick, wagon-maker, "2 18 Pil •
Rehling Mrs Kate, milliner, 22'.' Pike
Rehm John, shoemaker, cor 15th ai d
Buss, II.
Reynolds O A -. v . mxch's, 512 Madison.
H man ! . - 1 an. », ' ic. 710 '■ . '
Rickert Philip, grocer, 832 Greenup.
Ricselman Henry, cigars, 237 Pike.
Rirl'e Join M, ph\ >'v tan, 29 ■ 5th.
RitFe .1 M. Jr, drugs, cor 5th and Scott.
Rikroff John, tailor, J 7s v. \ ,
Rivard Alfred, meats, 676 Bank Lick.
Roberts 6z Gausej ihl, lawyers, 1 Boone
Block.
Rndde Georgi M saloon. 1S9 Pike.
Roemann Henry, dr\ g ■• Is I ■ 0 Main.
Roetken Conrad, grocer, I 08 < rreenup.
Roetken Mrs C, milliner, 7:-; e 13th.
Roetken Kc-nry, wall-paper, i Riddle.
Roji us John, cigars, 526 Mad - m.
I; ns Rudolph, cigar: . 327 Scott.
Rolf Frederick, grocer, 815 Rakewell.
Homer Mrs Agnes, dry goods. 70'J Bakewell.
Ross Robert C, grocer, 99 e 12th.
Rothenho.'fer Ja< ob F, a loon, 31 Lower
Market.
Roudebush Daniel W, dentist. 17 w 6th.
Rouse Leonard X. si w. mai h's. 123 Scott.
Rouse Thomas M, propr National Hotel,
708 Washington.
Rowekamp Henry H. grocer, 79 e 12th.
Rowenkamp Joseph, grocer, 902 Bank L'k.
Rudde Clemens, saloon, 32 Pike.
Rudde Mrs Mary, milliner, 42 Pike.
Ruffra Ludwig, baker, 720 Craig.
Run Win. barber, 270 Pike.
Russell Patrick, grocer, 433 Scott.
Ryan Mrs A M, milliner, 656 Main.
Sabin Wm, drv goods, cor 4th and Main.
Raloshin Adolpthjunk, 151 Pike.
Sander Frink 11, cigars, 148 w 7th.
Savers Bros, sho< s, 618 Madison.
Schaefer Anthony, upholsterer, 407 Sc< tt.
S. haefer Peter, barber. 314 Main.
Scl trfcr [lenry. baker, 188 Pike.
Sche] er A igm I fumil ire. 1 70 Pike.
Scheperd George B, restaurant, 15 Pike.
Scherder iv Dorii g, bakers, 29 !. Market.
Schild Frederick, jrocer, 121Q Bank Lick,
Sehild Harmon, gr >r, Patcoi . nd('< i lei
- liii - George tt', tin ats, 82 i 11th.
Schlt'titkci' (ieorgre II , Whoh
( Irocet :ii-; Com mi -i n Mer. ! ^7 Pike.
Soliloutkor II. W. *V Son, W
sale Grocers, 131 and 133 Pike.
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Schmiedt H. grocer, Trevor and Stevens.
Schneider Louis, saloon. Pike near Main.
Schneiders Jno, vragon-mkr, 1101 Madison.
Schnitker J M, wii s and liquors, 132 Pike.
Schottler H & .Sun-, furniture, 60 Pike.
Schuler Mrs Mary, grocer, 259 Pike.
Schulten August, shoes, cor 7 rh and Craig.
Schulten Oh nents saloon, 512 Pike.
Schulten Herman iker, 514 Pike.
Jjchultz Ilenrv F. wines and liquors, cor
11th anJ Russell.
Schumacher Bernard saloon, 1008 Kipp.
Schumacher F J, grocer 1021 Greenup.
Schwab George, barber, 353 Pi] •
Schwartz George, meats 649 Bakowell.
Schweinefus A, blacksmith. 1316 Madison.
Schweinefuss Clemens, grocer, cor Edward
and Patti >n.
Seott J S, lawyer, 315 Scott.
Schlhorst Theodore, saloon. 10b Pike.
Seiler John, ice dealer, 5th and Madison.
Sciiour *!t Noonan, Lobacco manufacturers,
118 Greenup.
Shafer T II .V Son, musical insts, 24 e 5th.
Shay Mrs Delia, saloon 60 e 2d.
Shine & B\rne, lawvers, 315 Scott.
Shinkle Uriah, coal,*201 Scott.
Simlick George A.ealoi n, 7'2S Washington.
Simmons «Sc Si hmidt, lawyers, 615 Madison.
Singer John, barber, 32: Scott.
Slatt Joseph, i onfectioner, 193 Pike.
Smith Henry W & Co listiliers, 13 and 15
e 6th and 14 and 1*3 e P:k«.
Smith Mrs Kate, confectioner, 94 Pike.
Smith S B, druggist 313 Scott.
Snyder Samuel, confectioner, 531 Scott.
Sommer Bros, proprs Central Hotel, corner
Pike and Washington.
Sommers Honry, gr • eer, 812 Main.
South Covington aid Cincinnati Street
Ry Co, E F Al bott president, G M Ab-
bott receiver, 402 S, itt.
Spenneburg Henry, grocer. 87 e 11th.
Spiluian .lames A Co. Jan-- and
Richard B. Spilman , "Wholesale and Re-
tail Grocers and Commission Merchants,
19 and 21 Pike.
Staebler Su-an A, confectioner 304 Main.
Stallo Francis, books. 74 v?
Standard Tobacco Works, J A Crawford &
Son? proprs, 417 Madison.
Star Brewery, C. V. ndisch& Co., Pro-
prietors, Lexington V
Steidle Joseph, saloon, 429 Pike.
Steinborn Charles, shoemaker, 7 e 5th.
St«inborn Henry J, saloon, 430 Madison.
Steinburger Andrew, barber, 519 Madis >n.
Stephens Leonard C, hardware, 26 Pike.
Stevenson A: O'Hara, Sawyers, Boone Block.
Stewart Richard ("'.architectural iron w< i !■-
813 Madison.
Stewart. Miller & Co, 21 Lower Mark. i.
Stiefel Henry, saloon, 2:;'"< P;k«.
5t« • kle Fidel, druggist, 222 Pike.
Stori h Cornelius, brush manf, 147 Pike.
Strategier Henry, dry goods, 106 W 7th.
Streibig Simon, meal. 638 Main.
Stronfc George, notions, 563 Pike.
Stronk Henry, grocer, 507 P:k*.
Stuard Edi &! 1 S, (■'., dc an, 9 e Pik»\
Stumpel Joseph, wall"- paper, 118 Pike.
Sullivan Oliver F, cigar manf, 52 e 2d.
Sunder H^nry, shoemaker, corner Patton
and Cord* lia
Swope H> nry M. fancy g -ods, 610 Madis n.
Swope Jacob, cigar manf, 726 Washington,
Tallon Patrick, grocer, e 4th and Bakewci).
Tansey Bryant, saloon, 54 e 2d.
Tarvin Wm H, crockery, etc, 3 Pike.
Taylor Samuel C, barber, 315 Seott.
Taylor it Riggs, dry goods, 622 Madison,
Tebbs Willoughby'H, justice, 10 w 6th.
Teipel P & Son, -"hoes. 85 e 12th.
Ten Eyck v!r-. B, grocer Jd and Madison.
Ten Eyck, John, wh liquors, L'5 Pik*-.
Tensing Rudolph, tailor. 616 Craig.
Terlau 11 & Co. wat' bes, 528 Madison.
Thomann Henry H, harness, 104 Pike.
Thomas James T. carpenter, Uv3 Madison.
Thomas Samuel R, flour and feed, 1430
Madison.
Thompson John, grocer, 215 Bullock.
Thorpe Mrs H, milliner, 508 Scott.
Thorpe Wm, grocer, 1356 Si ott.
Thos.- Louis K. hardware, 73 e 12th.
Throop Thomas J, lawver. 1th and Scott,
Tieke Frederh k II, saloon, 342 Pike.
Tighe & Herzog, coal, 10th and Greenup,
Timerding August, saloon, 24 Riddle.
Ti li • Torrance, l lumber, 434 Madison.
Tisdale ,v Theissen, lawyers, 529 Madison
Tombragel Anton, dry good, 617 Main.
Tombragel Henry, cigar> 'i29 Main.
T Hiiiis John G, irr 'er li e 13th.
1 by I n .'.•-. ■■:'<. an 1 Madison
I ir er Frank, grocer, 1210 Russell.
TJlricfc Charles, saloon, 317 S sott.
Ui i :> Pacific Tea Cornpan}', John Mc-
Dowell, n ui ig< r. '.''0 Madisoa.
United States Court-house and
Post-office Building, south-ea.«t
cor. Scott and 3d.
I SS liS AIM ■.' ; ; -\"}U BARBEE 4VCASTLEMAN, Louisville, Ky.
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Vance J J A Co, job printers, 403 Scott. j Winston A Ranson, real estate, 411 Scott.
V&nden F M & Co, wh liquors, 2-5 Pike. ! Wirth Loui«, saloon, 1115 Madison.
V&y Leunen J W <& Bro, :i ar, grain and j Wise Frederick, lawyer, 41G He >U.
hay, 1320 and 1322 Madison. ' [ Wise Thomas B. lawyer, 415 Scott.
Verkamp Clemens, grocer, Kip and Bach- j Wisenall John B, carpenter, 63 e 5th.
elor. { Witte Jehu H, stoves and tinware-, 10"»3
Vincent Mrs Lottie, confectioner, 16 e 5th. j Madison.
Volters Mrs Gertjnde,confe< tioi er,7"2 Pik >. ', Wolf Emanuel, meats, 54 Pike.
Von Bokern Herm il< 01 Russell. | Wot 'do Mrs S H, mil liner, 58S Madison.
■Vonderfehr&Wri tney, igars.olG Madison. ! Woolson James !!, pictures, 414 Scott.
Wachs Wm & Bro, Linvv ire, 2*7 Pike. j Wordeman Joseph, grocers.. 607 Oraig.
Walker Jas W, dry goods, 01 Madison. I Yelton Wm B, carpenter, 13 e 4th
Wallace Chns G, lawyer, cor 4th and Scott, i Younger Joseph, saloon, 427 Madison.
Walsh & Kellogg, distiller foot of Scott, i Younghans John J, grocer,4th and Madison.
Walton Miss (<, confectioner, 26 e 5th. | Zeisz George J, barber, 102 Pike.
Weaver MrsApolonia, saioon.oSu" Madison, i
Weaver John, Deputy U S Marshal, t ffi< e, ' COW AX. A station on the K.C.R.R.,
D S court-house and p st- rl i building. ,,, Fleming count v, 9 miles west of Flem.
Wegford Conrad, barber, I5u4 Russell. j ingsburg, the eountv-seat. and location of
Wehenpohl Joseph, grocer, 10*6 Greenup. | nearest bank. Tobacco, wheat, rve, bogs,
Wehmmg Clemens A, druggist, ne cor 7th j and cattle are shipped. Express* Adams.
and Madison. ; jorin H Cowan, postmaster.
Wehr Victor C, barber, 103 e 12th. ., . .
it, , 111 . i< it", Abnev , phvsician.
Wehrman Joseph, urv gooos. 24 * like. » i ' r, -i i >. >
-v,, -, , . ; ,,. -,. Adams David, leaf-tobacco.
Weiland Autrust,siu>eumker,10lD Greenup. I •• , Ti , ,, ,
w„. ., .,,-!>. i Alexander Theodore, R R and express agt.
\\ el ling George, saloon, 24o Pike. i ., , -iX— ir t <■ i *
-... ,. ,.. , ST7 • -,,- \i i- ; Alexander, Williams A: Lo, genera store.
Wells Charles h. cigars, ->0o Maduon \ n : -'
\.- i. ,.->«.> r, i T- , Garev & Son, general store.
Wesemann Henrv. gnn ;r. 124-1 bank Lick, i -,-■ ; , ... .. ..
A.- ,,r - ,=> „. „ • t ■ i . ivimberlv Re\ G C.
Wesemann Win. -hoes, 1-314 Bank Lick. ., , ■ i \(- c. ■ .•
a.. i -,7 . ■• .,.., ,>-, : McLord W fc>, lustice ot peace.
Wessels Henry A. h iuon. 2 ■ ■ Pike. ,r ,, ,, . ■' . r '
WT- . rr ' ' /-i t i. Maxev b r, justice oi peace,
estem union loletjrapii Company, John i ^r - ,, m i ,• . i '
o r , .- /, , ! Moore M T, leaf-tobacco.
o Lyle, manager, oi tike. ^ ,,-,, . ' ,
tit *i t. o-n i> . t - i G Banioii A J, physician.
Weweler llcrn-v, grocer, 8i9 Bank Lit-k. ! ^ r XT V • •
-.i-i ., , „ . ,- , •, . ■> ■ rroctor J .N, physician.
W hitaker &, Cambron, lawyers, 5 boune • -,.- ,,- \ - ,
D, - ! \\ caver \\ in. blacksmitn.
Block.
Whitney John, citv assessor, court-house.
Whittle Thomas J, ihoomaker 534 Main, | COX'S CREEK. In the northern
Wickemever Caspar, grocer. 315 Greenup, j P*rt of Nelson county, 6 miles north, of
Wuck Theodore, livery. 3d and Market I Bardstown, and 33 south-east of L« uisville.
Wiedmer John, shoes, "ll w **i. J Samuels' Depot, 4 miles south-west, on the
Wierling Mrs Ann;.-, gr icer, 156 e 13th. j Bardstown branch of the L. & N. R. R., it
WiggerH Anton, shoes, 11 3G Greenup. I the nearest skipping point, Dailystagelo
Wilkerson, Sleet & Co, live stock, sttKjk- J Samueli' Depot. Daily mail. Population
yards. i '*-"• John Manning, postmaster and gen-
Willen Bernhard, grocer. 199 Riddle. ! ^ral store.
Willen ic Wicchman. undertakers, 4'>, 48 j
and 50 w 6th. [ CRAB ORCHARD. A station on
Willenbrink, Anton, jailer, court-house. j the Knoxville branch L. & N. R. R., and
WlHett George, meats, 142 F'ike. ■ celebrated watering-place, situated at the
Williams & Meis, dry goods, 37 Pik*. : base of the Cumberland rancn of moun-
Williams & Co, tish,9 and 11 vr 7th. tains, 10 miles south-east of Stanford, the
Wilton Mn Margaret, b oks, ^3] Madison, j county-seat, ami 115 miles from Lo lisTille.
Wilson liilton C. physician 53*3 Main. ; '\ \w village now contains a population oi
Windisch C. & Co., Conrad Win- j 700, and has 3 churches, a private school for
discb, ), proprietors Star Brew- i young ladies, a public school, and a female
ery, Lexington pike. j college, lit mineral springs, of which it
%f\f\&. ft* KWiftQ House Numbers, Brass Labels : Carriaq-e. Sliow Case an J >Ia< Iiin.'rv
1 attei-K Letters ami i :„->;,, -. - | , j j,.,..; , rcubJ>( .. -, .
?©bii ?:-■'- ■■■■'■■>* L. B^C'Hi:, Sagravsr aci Cij Si£is:, J<;<. Ku.n<ioij»h street, Chicago,' mi
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ha? 5, are il- chief attraction, an 1 Use chief
commercial interest of the place :- it- man-
ufacture of the celebrated Crab Orchard
Salt?, of which ve.r\ large quantities are
sold. .Messi--?. J. B, Wii ler A: Co., v I le
sale druggists of Louisville, itre the man-
agers of this important industrv. and bottle
these salts for distribution to the trade
throughout the country, and ship
quantities to till - • ■. if the globe I
Crab < >n hard B . ■ ■ it "in the pla e,
and furnishes excell 'nt ae ommodations
for the traveling public. Express A lams.
Telegraph W. U. Mai! daily. John Ed-
minston, postmaster.
Adam- Garland, distillerv | 1 miles s w)
Ballard J G, mar.- ha 1.
Babbitt Fountain, lawj pr.
Buchanan & New land, sreneral store.
Bureh St< phen. p ilii e judge.
Carpenter -I G, phvsieian.
Carsons An hibald, ysters and fish.
Crab Orchard Hotel, J ihn Mershon,
Proprietor. $1.,>0 per day. The promi-
nent hotel of the place. Good Sample
Rooms connected.
Crab Orchard Springs, Isaac Shelby prop.
Davis Thomas C, -i; .emaker.
Doores ffm M, pi: v i ian.
Edmiiiston John, Postmaster.
Edmiiiston & Pleasant, general store, lum-
ber, etc.
Egbert DcLam ey, d uggist.
Farris Henry W . justice of peace.
Gam t Wm M. undertaker and justice.
Hansford Wm 0, lawyer.
Hardin Samuel, saloon.
Harris M J & Co, general store.
Holdam James F & Co, saloon.
Holman James, wagon-maker.
Hutchings James H, flour mill and distil-
lery 1 1 miles w).
Marshall Mis- Mary, dress-maker.
Merslion «.V !><• iiofde, (J. B. Mer-
shon, G. W. De liord<»V Wagon-makers
and Blacksmiths. Manfr*. Light arid
Heavy Buggies. General Blucksmith-
ing a Specialty.
Miller Henry K. saw-mill.
Moore O P, prineipji college at springs.
Pari e David C. watch-maker.
Pettis Joseph D, physician.
Pollard & Dillion, g> neral store.
Rigney Samuel M, harness-maker.
Sanders S: Co, general store.
Shelby Isaac Jr, prop'r Crab Orchard
S pi in / •
:~ ' ■ & J(\ m< , gem ral store.
St< pie : oi V. T, tai nen .
Tate in William, Livery, Feed, and
S : -stable. First-class Rigs b r Com-
merci d men. j S> ■ ■ ;'■■ ■
Whitney Wm, Ma k.-uitb.
CRANE'S XKST. This -etib ment
ot 50 peopi : is in Ki s i lunty, v\ here
ruaii is received semi-weekly.
CREEESBOROUGH. Al
; on the Cumi > rl urn1 <: . ■ •. *] b a poj illa-
tion of 50, in Russc.il r nmty, 12 n iles -. nth
| or Jamestown, the <-.:-,-, at. Camp-
be '-•. ille, 31 ;.' ;. - . ort ii, U the i e in -*
railn ad appn : altho tgii iroous can he
ship] Id) t by v titer. I !on . \. hi at, ba-
| con, and tubaeco form the exports. A
j church and an academy are sustained.
Mail tri-weehiy. W. j. Armstrong ;■ >t-
mailer.
Armstrong1 W. J.,G< neral Store.
I Buster J E, phy ician
Buster L II. farmer.
j Cam] bi 11 & Ballew, general store.
Colii:is Al. -. bla ks nith.
| Grider .1 M, -alnon,
; Gri ier T C. physician.
i Hammonds J< -enh, blacksmith.
j Higgen bottom Wm, grange store.
> Holt B, drug store.
! Jackman A M, phi, sh i n.
I Jackman II C, physician.
CRITTENDEN'. According to the
| census of 1880, contains 323 people, and .is
j a town in the northern part ol Grant
j county, 11 miles north ot' Williamstown,
I the wunty-seat. It is a station on the line
j of the C. S. R'y, and does a considerable
i export business. Corn, tobacco, wheat,
and live stock are -■ . Ship direct.
A steam flour-mill, 5 churches, and 2
schools are sustained. Express Adams.
Telegraph Western Cnion. James Kan-
ton, p. '.-"u aster.
Brown J II , physician.
Byers A S, trustee.
Curtiss J A, t i-tee.
Dravsdale .1 T. trustee.
Dya's I'Y, lawyer.
Dyas K, druggist.
• ■', i ' SSlSftl 0 lit font rolling ove r :.•, «! I M
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f. iili'v L, justice of peace.
| ilev John, physician,
(iluub & Bvers, blacksmiths.
H . -. •■! .1 J. !■ aeher.
K :insmith K, trustee.
I ilonnin C .V Co, general -tore.
Lawrence H Clay, constable.
McClure E K, leaf-tobacco.
Mitchell J L. grocer.
Mire)..'!', W F, marshal.
I' m r S 1 >. pi ysi
Uanton, James-, Real Estates
and So ies.
Si hneideT .John, hotel and dry goo
Stansifer B II. general store.
Yt'lton >! W, K 1: and express ag
nd B(
ds.
ent.
CROCKETTSYILLE. In 1847,
this p -t-*-:!; •- whi h i- in Bren thitt coun-
ty, was established 1' - 15 miles from
Jackson, the county-seat, and 60 from Liv-
ingston, the shippii t; p1 'int Ships pro-
duce, and has a population of 100.
HoggS P.
Ii l'j" A' Eversoll, general store.
Huns Wiley, cooper.
Johnson Robert, log men
Kill-; James M, physician.
CROFTON. A village in Christian
county, and station ■■ the Si. L. & S. E.
Li v. uf the L. & X. R. R., !■■ miles north-
east of Hopkinsville, tin county-seat, and
1*31 south-west of Louisville T> 1 icco and
flour form the shipment.-. P 'pulation 300.
Express Southern. Telegraph W. 17.
Daily Mail. C. M. Day, postmaster.
Albright W J, cooper.
Bowling A G, saloon.
Brasher & West, general -tore.
Clark & Brown, general -tore.
Croft A IS, tobac< o.
Croft J E, flour-mill and general store.
Daughertv W A, L >tei.
Day (', M., Railroad and Express Agent
and f'ndei taker.
Drake J< hn R, druggist.
Giles P, saloon.
Hancock G i;. wagon-maker.
Layne S R, grocer.
Lewis .1 R, saloon.
Lew i» & Keith, grocers.
! ,:-: ■• C 13 ■ ■_ ' -' aker.
Long e.. i>: i rher, drugs.
M e( ord a: Bro. gor.< ral store.
McParland R \>. shoemaker.
Mel Mm-!! & Long, blacksmiths.
Martin W H, drugs an "i gr ■■■■ ri -.
Stevens M E, general store.
Stevens R P, saloon.
Wile\ D G, tobacco.
"Wright Goo \V, gunsmith.
'CRO^tWELiJj. A town with a pop-
ulati n : L'00, o. Uhio county, 12 miles
south-east >f Hartford, the county-seat. It
is a landi g on Green river, and _: Is '-an
be shippeddireot via Green & Barren River
Navigation Company. Beaver Dam, 8
miles north-west, on *P. & F R. R., is the
nearest railro id appr >ach. T ; ■" .■• and
lumber art shipped, and land is worth So
to S'20 per acre. Nearest hank is at Mor-
gantown. A steam flour-mill, a distillery,
2 churches, and school are here. Mail
daily. A. K. Leach, postmaster.
Benny L, physician.
Burden D F.'blaeksmitb.
Colt- man J W, blacksmith.
Gilstrap Thos, general store and tobacco.
Haden & J< >nes, ss loon.
Hocker W W & Co, saloon.
Kahn A, general store.
Lavton J J, woolen-mills.
2*. ■**
WILLIAM TATEM,
LITsriEIR/Sr,
FEED AND SALE STABLE,
And Proprietor of Bus Line To and
From the Depot.
Kir~.t-c1.i-s Liveries at reasonable ratts to commercial men or
uther parties in want of livery a< i urn nodati^ns,
Cit-A-IB ORCHABD, KY.
DM WQ Pfl nUBHnTAMTi -"•«-". "oases, m« ..
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Lieach A. K., General Store.
Montague A P, general store.
Newton G W. drugs.
Paxt -n & Shull, millers.
Pirtle T C, saloon.
Taylor J \\', physician.
Taylor & Co, drugs
Tiiford & Cooper, hotel and -'."re mnnufs.
CROPPER'S DEPOT. A station
»n the L.,X\ & L. K'y. in Sh by . ounty,
10 miles north of Shelby ville, the seat of
justice, and 49 miles from Louisville. The
village has a population lot), who support
a church and si hool Exports tobacco and
produce. Express Adams. Mail daily. A.
Alexander, postmaster.
Alexander, A,, Railroad Agent.
Doran , physician.
Demaree, .1 T, carpenter.
Dunnavant Dean, b< >t and shoemaker.
Forck a Seal, blacksmiths.
Ford G l>, blacksmith.
Gough J W, flour-mi 1.
Green, Robert, lawyer.
Montfort &. Bro. general store.
Perry J. C, Express Agent.
Perr , M E, c >nfectionery.
Perry A- Demaree, meat market.
Shey John, stone-mason.
Smith R M, live stock.
Tuley Thomas, physician.
Watkins Thomas, carpenter.
Weinstoi k M. general store.
CROSS PLAINS. Metcalfe county.
A villa.:* of some 80 inhabitants, is located
in the northern part of the com ty, I i miles
north "t* Edmonton, th inty-seat, and
100 from Louisville. Ship to Horse Cave,
14 miles west, on th* L. & N. R. R. To-
bacco and wheat arc exported. Tri- weekly
mail. \Y. W. Bradley, postmaster.
Bradley W. W„ Blacksmith.
Myers Jam. :a, genera! store.
l'ip«r John M. dentist.
CROSSEAXD. A small settlement
in Calloway county, 10 miles from Murray,
the county-seat, and about 262 from Louis-
ville. Paris, Tenn., is the nearest railroad
station. It- principal shipments are to-
bacco, cotton, and wheat. Population
about 50. Weekly mail. C. W. Atkins,
postmaster and general itore.
CROSS ROADS. Breekinridf«
county i Sec Custer).
CKOSS ROADS. Warren county,
now called Claypool.
CROWELL. A recently established
country post-otti einC • a countv 10
::■:'■ - :• tm Mai i ■;• ;;,. i ;:---, . ,
miles from Weston, the shipping poi
the Ohio river. Mail weekly. B. H. Crew-
ell, postmaster,
Brantley W if. f-*ru,t.>r
Clark ' R, physii ian.
Crowell B. 11., Stone-mason.
Man. W C L, live stock.
Metealf L A. farmer.
r ken J B. farmer.
Thurman K S, farmer.
Tosh Sit, farmer,
Walker fi J. farmer and live stort-
CRUTCHFTEED. Alsokno
A! sxander Statii n, is the location of
100 inhabitants, in Fulton 'ounty, .
line of the C, St. L. A: N < t. It. R." 12
east of Hickman. ?! o
Alexander Stati u dir< •
E. Morris, postmaster.
Hornsby R N, It R agei
Messamore & Benedict,
Morriss vV E, drugs.
Owens II, general store.
nrit y-seat. S
t. Mail daily-
it and grocer
blacksmilhi.
wn a:
about
m t'v c
miles
b ■■' o
. W.
CUBA. A small post-office in Graves
county, 11 miles south of Maysville, the
county-scat, and nearest shipping-poin . i n
M„ P. Si N. R. 11. Population 75. Mai)
tri-weekly. R. E. Terry, postmaster.
C ■''•'■., (-1 F, justice of peace.
Hall A L. physician.
Htggins John, blacksmith.
Perry Robert 1'.. General Store.
Rhodes VV VV, blacksmith.
Shelton iv Mir, general -tore.
Voosies A C, physician.
CUBAGE. In Be!) county, is a post-
office on a weekly mail route, 12 miles ea«t
of Pineville, the county-s it, and 70 from
Livingston, the m^r^-t railroad approach.
Andrew Wilder, postmaster.
Jones Lewis, flour-mill.
Miracle Peter, flour-mill.
Wilder Andrvw. Medicine Agent.
! * g !• nr.d General Hardware SpaoiaHies. J?i s Llstaand Oata-
: !MI : lf*fl •' id i a -. F3ED. 8GHMIEDING,
SKflVt M »*>**tia'* 335 Broadway aad 830 S. Fourth B», BT, LOUIS, MO,
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CUB Kl'K. A jmai! village in Hart
coanty, 12 roil*1* west of Munfordville, the
neare.it shipping point, on L. <k N. R. K.
Hoop-polea, bark, and tobacca are shipped.
Mail tri-weekly. Aaron Ream«s, posttn r.
Corbin Rev W L (Methodist).
Crendon It C, phvsician.
Etberton Rev T W (Methodist).
Flan ler3 H i', grocur.
Flanders S II, shoemaker.
Hobbs Rev H M ( — ).
Jaggera Rev hi l> Baptist).
J i Ties J W, constable.
Keain.es A (iron. Blacksmith and Wag-
on-maker.
Sanders Rev Thomas ( ).
Sego Rev Green B (Baptist).
Thomas G B,
White D L [Baptist).
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CUMBERLAXD CITY. A post-
office in Clint r, c >unty, 9 mile? from Al-
bany, the county-seat, and about 130 from
Louisville. Population 60. Daily mail.
Clarke J II, coal miner and general store.
Stevenson Thomas V, general store.
CUMBERAND FALLS. Form-
erly called Devil s Hole, is a post-office and
a village in Whitley county, 15 miles west
of Whitley (c. h.), the county-seat. Ship
to Cumberland Falls station, via C. S. Ry.
The place is used as a summer r< sort, and a
tine hotel is located here. Express Adams.
Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily.
N. W. Owen?, postmaster.
CUPIO. In the western part of Bul-
litt county, 12 miles W63t of Shepherdsville,
the county- -eat, '■) east of Riverview, its
nearest shipping point, on the Ohio river,
and 20 south of Louisville. Weekly mail.
T. S. Rainac y, postmaster.
CURDS VI LLE. A landing on
Green river, and village of 375 inhabitants
in Gr*en county, 15 miles west of Owens-
boro, the nearest railroad approach, bank
location and county-seat. The Green and
Barren River Navigation Company have
an office here, and goods can be -nipped
direct ria this line. Three churches and 'J
schools are here. Tobacco, corn, wheat,
*nd live stock are shipped. A saw an4
jfri*t-aiill, or a distillery, would prove iuc-
| cwsful here. Mail daily. B. H. Kirwii,
I pos', matter.
Brandon Rev J (Methodist Episcopal).
Carrie J A W, grain and live stock.
j Cook Fred, shoemaker.
I Cummings Prof James, Collegiate Institute.
| Eirwln B. H., General Store.
Goodrum W L. hotel proprietor.
■ Gr 'en M iss, ladies s
j Hannepin Stephen, livery.
i Hearrin .i P, phj sician.
i Kerr Hugh & Co, tol ncco.
| McFarland B H, tobacco-dealer.
Nft,- rave Nathan, cooper and justice.
j Oldham J A. livery.
i Oldham J I), ferry-man.
; Ransom R R, physician.
! Reyni ids John W, druggist.
Reynolds J T, brick-rnak r.
Rodman Charles & James, tobacco dealers.
Rothchild & Co, general store.
Sands George, constable.
Sand- J L, hotel proprietor.
Sands Rolx rt, saloon.
Schweihardt & Boyd, general store.
Spey C A, tobacco.
I Taichner Rev Louis (Baptist).
■ Thompson R A, livery.
Valk ttev (Catholic).
Watkins C C. foreman tobaceo-work.s.
Webb II, blacksmith.
Welden Jo;>eph, saloon.
CURRY'S RUN. Only a country
post-office in Harrison county, 4 miles
I from Robertson's Station, the shipping
: point, on K. C. R. R., lGrJ miles from
Louisville, and 9 north of Cvnthiana, the
county-seat. Mail tri-weekly. W. R.
Epperson, postmaster.
Blackford C, express agent.
BranHock J R, general ?toro.
i Kkler R v Wra (Bapt at).
1 Grogle John, blacksmith.
. .Johns Kev J T (Methodist).
i Siade Samuel, general store.
Taylor N P, saw-mill.
VVhiteker Ben A, blacksmith.
CUSTER. Formerly called Cross
Roads, is a small village with a probable
population of 70, in Breckinridge county,
i 12 mile* south-east of Hardinoburg, w-e
i county-seat, and 17 west of Vine Grove,
j on the L. & N. R. R., its nearest railroad
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postmaster.
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shipping point. A flour-mi 11
by p iwer derived fr< m !.' ugl
baeco, u heat arid pn >dn ;e
Tri v ekly mail. M. Mo i-er,
Basl .i'.'i Jonas L, physician.
Bruner A, saloon.
Davis Thomas P, bla ksmilh.
Harrington W G, j istii e >f
Lyon Foster B. dry .- 1 >.
Me: dors .1 ihn VV, p!n -' ian.
Meyer 31., - ■■:. r
Parish \V, R R and •• .; ss agent.
Peniok Benjamin F, • «n! etioneries
Rhodus Rev John (Methodist).
Williams , flour-mill.
CUT SHIX. In the north-western
part of Leslie county, 6 miles from the
( ' unty-«t at "0 mile • -ist of Livingstor ,
:t- ; ^are.-t diippii - i oil i < n the L. <k N.
R. R., and ISO" mile- ;o ith-east of Louis-
ville. Semi-weekly mail. Samuel Bagley,
postmaster.
CYNTHfAXA. An important sta-
tic n on the line of the K. C. R. R. It is
pleasantly situated on the South Licking
river, in the south-eastern portion of Har-
rison county, of which it ;- the seat ot jus-
tice, 37 miles north-eu>t of r rank fort, and
115 from Lnuisvillfj. It was • riginally set-
tle'! in 17'.>3, incorporated as a town in
1802, and as a city in lSuO. Seven church-
es, a g 1 brick court-house, g< i d public
schools, a select scho ;, '2 flour-mills, 0
distilleries, a good hotel, a bank and a
woolen factory are here, supported by a
population of 2.500. Express Adams.
Telegraph Western Union. Daily Mail,
Miss Mattie D. Todd postn aster.
Asbury Rev J W ( '. Methodist).
Ashbl'OOk Bros (Felix G ., and Sam-
uel J.), Distil ers. See adc.)
Banks Edmund R, =tovt»s and tinware.
Beale A ndrew .! . oh • -'•• ian.
Bowen James W. wa<r<>n-maker.
Brewii gton Charles, Lren^ral store.
Bridvvell House, M.V. Bridwell Prop.
(See adv.)
Broh Adolph. clothing.
Brown George, sho< maker.
Brown James A. private school.
Burns & Robert-, grocers.
Central Hotel, T .1 Green, prop
Clary Bros, horse-sboers.
Collier Ricl ard M. sheriff.
C . ( B o. ( ■, mi ers and distillers.
Cromwell li F, blaet =mitb
Cynthiana Demoi rat, II insnn P Diltz. prop.
Cynthiar.a News, A ,1 Morey, publisher.
Delling Christian T. general .-'tore.
Desha Lucius Jr, lawyer,
Don.-;,;- }\v s ms, grocers.
Et lei George, meat market.
P\ ■ loth Pre ] -rick V, larness
Faerber Mr; Ma . . , ,
Farmers Deposit Bank of Cvnthiana. capi-
tal 5100.000. J W Peck" pres, L Van
Hook. cash.
Fennell .1 & A, general store.
Fisher Wm, ?; loon,
1 lade A kxander, baker.
Forman Thomas T. lawver.
Frishie Marry D. -tntioVi agent K C li G.
Gai net i ! .mus A. i^roi er,
G< irge James I), noiioi .
Givens David A, gen store and clothing.
Gless fii ' ; ;. . • i faloon.
Gi id J.ishiia J, sewii :- ■-■. •] mes.
Grater Christopher, baker and confectioner.
Gn Frai I . physi ian.
Cr< • Thoi is J, prop Central hotel.
< ireint r. J< iseph, tailor.
Grinun L, pin itograj
Ha i •• an F VV, 1 in her
Havilaiul Honrj H., County Judge.
Hi iges James T, gi neral store
Henderson Rev .1 A (Methodist South).
Hill Patri< k M, tailor.
Hoessii Jost, stoves and tinware.
Hoffman Hugh T, city marshal.
Hogg John T, agent Adams Express Co.
Hood Thomas H, druggist.
Howk George Jr, grocer.
.luck^on James, shoemaker.
Jeffers >n & Pollok, livery.
Johnson Rev John (col Baptist).
Johns< >n Samuel S, dentist.
Jones Robert, general store.
Kehoe Bros, saddles and harness.
Keller James >I., Livery and ia!e
Stable. (Si e ur/r )
La -v James \V. insurance agent.
Lake John XV, ; iwver.
Lai;g Pete. shoOUlfl
F-o; grn ■■■- VV ■■ i VV i ircuit clerk.
Luig 1 1 • lore, ;1 taker.
Lydick S T A- Pro. livery.
M'Kee t\t Skirvin, farm implements.
M< N-- •- Wm T, phys'n ian.
Madison Janus P, physi :ian.
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Madison J R & Bro, cican and tobacco.
Martin L M, lawyer.
Mattoi John W, general store.
Megibbon, Bramble . . Co, distillers.
Megibbon Thos J, distiller.
Mersman Rev (Catholic).
Miller Fayette M, dentist.
Miller John S, groc< r.
Morgan John 1 ount) ■■■'.'.■ irney.
Musselman W C, deputy collector int rev.
National BanJk of Cyntbiana,
capital $150,000. Henry K Shawhan.Pres-
ident; J. S. Withers, Cashier.
Norris Mrs M M. Millii er.
Northcu''. Wm L, : y go la.
Nourse Wm M, painter.
O'Hearn Mrs B, saloon.
O'Hearn Mrs Ellen, hotel and 3aloon,
Pittt V U & Co. ca-rriage-makers.
Peck John AS', groceries and fl< uring-mill.
Perrin Achilles, lawyer.
Poblraayer Mrs Kate, grocer.
Prather Wm B, law ver.
Ratcliffe Wm H. lawyer.
Redmon Chas H. carpenter.
Redmon Distillery Co, cap $15,000. Thos i
Hiekson, pres; L Van Hook, sec and treas. j
Redmon Hope Jr. srunsmith.
Remington James A, gro< er.
Renaker Bros, drugs and books.
Richard John, meat market.
Rieckel Charles, jeweler.
Robinson John L, painter.
Rons Herman, gen store, and wagon. maker.
Shawhan Henry C. lawyer.
Shephard Th<>c J. jeweler.
Simon Morris, general store.
Slade, Bents & Co, merchant tailors.
Smiser J IT. physician.
Smiser James \V., Furniture and Un-
dertaker, Pictures, Picture Frames and
Carpets.
Smith Wm W. hotel. .
Spohn John, meat market.
Stanley Rev Wm (Christian).
Stewart Wm A. gro< er.
Stoddard C M N. jeweler.
Swinford & Lafferty, lawyers.
Toadvine & Daniel srrocers.
Triplett Rev J E (Presbyterian).
Tudor Charles W, general store.
\'nn Hook L, cashier Farmers Bank.
Van Ho< k L cV Co, distillers.
Wall Wm S, mayor.
Watson Samuel, saloon.
Webster Charles A, hardware.
West Caleb W, lawyer.
Wherritt Perry, county clerk.
Wtcklifl'e James C, dry rood?.
Will'ams John H, saloon.
Williams Samuel, undertaker.
Wills Richard H, livery.
Withers & Throckmorton, Insur-
surance Agents.
Wi nai August, grocer and saloon.
Wittman A.Ir, confectioner.
Wohlwenter Joseph, wagon-maker.
Woodward Thomas D, saloon.
Woodward Wm, tailor.
Wo >dward Wm 13. confectioner.
Wright Mrs R, millinery.
Wyatt & Hinkson, liquors.
DABXEY. Known as Doolin's Cross-
Roads ner.r the center of I'ulaski county
8 miles north of Somerset, the county-seat,
6 from Pulaski Station, its nearest shipping
point, on the C. S. R'y, and 115 south-eas!
of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. James
Doolin, postmaster.
Alexander H. blacksmith.
Alexander Rev John (Baptist).
Do n C, 1 lacksmith.
Doolin James, Fine Stock.
Doolin Wm, constable.
Hargis Andrew, shoemaker.
Hargis Napoleon, cooper.
M Bee James, teacher.
May i'j A C, teacher.
Owens Wm, justice.
Smith Wm, cabinet-maker.
Sowder E W, dour-mill.
Wiser James, flour-mill.
DALE. Known as Highlands, in the
northern part of Campbell county, 9 miles
from Alexandria, the county-seat, and 3i
from Newport, the nearest shipping point,
and 1.50 south-east of Louisville. Popula-
tion 1,000. Exports consist of corn, pota-
toes, and produce. Daily mail and itage
to Newport and Alexandria. Louis Mayer,
postmaster.
Barth Henry, hotel.
Barth Wm, blacksmith.
Clas Jacob Jr, farmer.
Clas Jacob Sr, gardener.
Deuchmuller M. farmer.
Dtnckerton Willis, farmer.
Drusdale A, farmer.
Gibbs Wm, blacksmith.
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Hodgor Parry, farmer.
Hasson Henry, farmer.
Hutchison A, justice.
Lincrt E vare, farmer.
Lock David, police marshal.
Mayer Lewis, Hotel.
Metcalfe James, general store.
Pierce 1), farmer.
Ro*s Thomas, farmer.
Talli&ferro Wm, teacher.
Thaler John, grocery.
Thoenz Elias, sexton.
Waker P W, f&rmer.
WillmerA Williamson, lumber.
DALLAM'S CREEK. A imall
post-office in Logan covinty, 20 miles north
of Russellville, it- shipping point, t»nd 163
from Louisville. Weekly mail.
DALLAS. In the "astern part of
Puljwki county, 13 miles north-east of
Somerset, the county-seat, its nearest ship-
ping point, on the C, S. R'y, and 1^0
*outh-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly
mail. H. H. Brinkley, postmaster.
Brady Peter, blacksmith.
Brinkley H. JL, Flour-mill and Gen-
eral Store.
Whitson Isaac, blacksmith.
DALTON. A village in Hopkins
county, 18 miles from Madisonville, the
county-seat, and shipping point by rail.
Population Lr>0. Tobacco is the only ex-
port.
Beli S H. carpenter.
Hoffman Charl«i, blacksmith.
Ho! Ionian W D, physician.
Jennings G W, ir iggist.
Rirkwood, Bell «& Co.. Tobacco.
Leeper S W, physician.
Sisk T If, general store.
Sisk *V BVil, General Storeand Drugs.
Tapp J C, wagon-maker.
Tapp, Rea & Co, 'lour and saw-mill.
Utiy D G, carpenter.
DAjVYTLLE. A cii\ of some 3,500-
inhabitants, and an important station on
the C. 8. R'y, is situated in the county of
Boyle, of which it is the seat of justice,
and about 100 miles east of Louisville. It*
fine location renders it eminently adapted
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CYNTHIANA. KY.
M. V. BRIDWELL, Proprietor.
RATES REASONABLE.
(1 Baggage taken to and from Depot FREE
*..*£!■• .*>» is.".-"' , p,
SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR FREE OF CHARGE
J AS. M. KELLER,
Livery and Sale Stable,
CORNER MAIN AND BRIDGE STS.f
CYMTHIAWA, JrSY.
BL'OGIKS, HA' kS »- ->Ai • ■•• MORSES for hire at all times, on the most reasonable terms.
0»-nsr of the imported Percheron .Stuilion "TOM GRAHAM," weight, i. 600 pounds Car tros a
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rx \rx ITS BRANCHES. Steel Letters and "i I
Stencil Letters .< ui J inures. L. BOCH.E, Fugravi r
Die Sinker, 1GG RANDOLPH M'Kia.I, CHICAGO, Hi
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for the various i lu ational institutions for
which it is famous. Am >ng these we may
mention the Kentucky State Institute fur
Deaf and Dumb, • reeted at a costof $70,-
OOO.and which has 180 pupils; the Center
College, for young mm, in connection
Presbyterian -vnod <i Kenluckv, with an
endowm - it fund of $2-10,000; the build-
ing i ►st S70,0(X) • the 1 I r ■;. i- .-• >tai ia rd
one, of 8,000 volumes; this college has 170
students; andtbe DanvilleTh ti Semi-
nary, u tier tli-j ispices of tho Pres-
\<\ ♦.'.•r!:in ■■!!'. rji. 1 ;i :i Iditivlt to the
above-mentioned institutions, there are
£ eh rclio=,"3 1 ls, a ;team tlourin 5-mill,
and 2 first- 1 las li :• :- t-in Cent ral ai 1
Clemens House, and 2 weekly newspapers,
one ot w hich, the Tribune is one of the
livliest and strongest Republican newspa-
pers in the South. It i? ■ ■• ■■ ■•*_ per
y ar. and is the best South rn news] ip< r for
advertisers. The Singer Manufacturing
Company's Sewing-Machine parlor, on
Third street, next door to post-office, is
handsomely furni-hed, and has 20 wagons
on the road wh.i<*h is a good indica-
tion that they are doing a live business.
Danville is a tine agricultural country,
in the celebrated Bluegrass region. Its
principal shipments are wheat, pro', ice
and hemp. Telegraph American, Ex-
press Adams. Mail daily. J. S. Linny,
postmaster.
Adams Bros & Fox, hardware.
Adler Isaac, harness-maker.
Allen Rev James L (Christian).
Anderson Alexander, lawyer and justice.
Avers Samuel, lentist.
Barker Abraham W, tailor.
Batterson Geo I>. eoul and R R frght agt.
Beat n & Lupt >n, props Clemens House.
Bell College, t t young ladies, James L
Allen, pi-im ;: al . Mrs Mary B Allen,
vice-principal.
Bibb G M, station ascent.
Blake Win P. j, w-ier.
Brewer Win, livery stable.
Brown Carl M. photographer.
Burton A lexaudor, shoemaker.
Carrijjian Jtunos l£., Architect and
Designer. Plans m d Corr :ci Estimates
given on Churches, Public Buildings,
etc. Correspond* nee Soli< ited. and
Prompt Attention given to all Orders.
C( nt< r Colh ■>• • f Kentucky, Orm. ■
Beatty, pres; Alfred B Nelson, si
fai ultv.
Central Hotel, John P. Thorel, p,- .;
Main near 3d. ( S'« e adv.)
Central National Bank, of !>;ui-
John W Proot >r. Cashier. Capital, ^ju..
000, Surplus ai J undi /id< cl pro
720. Collections rei ittedonday of pus
ment.
Cl eatham Eugene I'. In ery.
Cl eek •••■'. n A. insuram e agt.
Childs Mark, saloon.
< hrisman J S. cir< uit i ourt clerk,
i ' ■ Louis, clothii
( .• Allan, meat market.
( ' urts X-V i » & Son, harness.
C rts Wm F, Adan s Express and gc
ticket agent.
Cowan George, physician.
Cowan James, barber.
Cowan John, lawyer.
Currv J A & Si ns, drills.
Danville Gas Li<rht ''••. cap $22,000. .1 ,1
W P-oetor pres1 Da.' iel W Jones, •
Danville Tribune, The, Zimnn
& Murphy, Props. 3d n;'ar Main v ■
adv. i
Davis Wm C. tailor.
Doram Gibbon J, confectioner.
J mnlap .) ami - B. law yer.
Dunlap & Dunlap, physicians.
Durham -1 "Wesley, lawyer.
Durham & Jacobs, lawyers.
Engleman & Noland, blacksmiths.
Evans & Turner, physh ians. •
Fackler I ' nil I T, lavs yer.
Farmers' National Bank, capital JIOO.O^1
.las G Cecil, pres; G W Welsh, Jr, ca
Farris Morris J. ii>-e stock.
{■'. : U Win M, drv u'oo Is.
First National lSankX'ap.. $1 •'■''•
surplus ai d undivkh cl profit \ ? I " '
M.J. Farris. Pres.; J. A. Q lisi '
i 'ash. Collej rss promptl; remii I
F ai ; Edward, jeweler.
i • e .; si :] i SV, _rr •<■•. ry.
Floyd J B A Bro, flour-niill (5 miles n e
Foley Mrs .1 phine, milliner.
Fi'h»s I ■ ■ I grocer.
F ■: ■)■■ - K; i ir] Wittr.
Fox I ! s\ aril 11, photographer.
Fox A Fox, lawyers.
Fr >st John M, painter.
Fry S S, justice of peace.
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Gentlemen's Roidste First- , Thoroughbreds and Trotters for sale at all times.
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Fry S S <& Co, coal and lumber.
Gearj John A, lessee gas-works.
Gentry & Whitley, gr icers.
Gibbons Arthur L, pai Jter.
Gilcher «£ Bro. (Frank ami Pot en.
Pr"p'rs Gilehcr's Hotel", and Wholesale
and Retail Coi ftetioners, 3d and Main.
Gilcher's Hotel, Gilcher Bros., Prop'rs.
IT itel entire! ■ " i iit Remodu 1; Good
Sample-room* connect* 1 1 and Main.
Glogower Alexander, dry goods.
Goodloe Wro. lawyer.
Goodloe WmO, lawyer.
Grant Samuel P, demist.
Green Kt-v i> M 'Presbyterian).
Green Mioses N B & E B, notions.
Hackney John M, stores and tinware.
Handrr.an P F, grocer.
Hann & Kinniard, hats caps.and furnishing.
Hansford Monroe, grocer.
Harding Eob«rt, lawyer and county att'y.
Harding Samuel, lawyer
Harlan Wm B physician.
Harris, Durham & Dunlap, dry goods.
Hays Rev — . I Presb\terian).
Binman D S & Co, stoves and tinware.
Bobbs Peter, city marshal.
Hocker Jaroes, lunch-room.
Holmes vS Anderson, grocs and hardware.
Howard Clarei ee, agt Western Union tel.
Hudson Thos J, wagon-maker.
Kentucky Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, David Dudley, principal.
Larimer Samuel, marble.
Lawrence George, boots and shoes.
Lee George F, county judge.
Linney Edward B. groceries and crockery.
Linnej Joseph S, }'<.><rm ister.
Lucas Charles EI, commission men I m '
Lyons Henry, clothing and boots and shoes.
McElroy, Rev — - Presbyterian).
McFerran James R lawyer.
McGinn Rev — , (Christian).
McGrorty Alexander S. druggist
McGrorty Jos< \ h P, furniture.
McKee <& Johnstone, i hvsieians.
MeMurtry Louis S. physician.
liannini P, eon ft ctioner
Manwanng & Brother, carriage-makers.
Murk- Phillip A, tailor.
Marrs A- Thomas, props Kentucky Advo-
cate.
Masonheimer J < ' produce.
Meyer John M. sheriff.
Miller J, distiller, i> miles east.
Mills M iK, furniture.
Mock W K. distiller.
Monroe A L, physician.
Moore James R, harness-maker.
Xewlin George P, dentist.
Newlin Mr- Hannah L, millinery.
Nicholas Jonathan R, undertaker.
Ni hols F. vd o, countv clerk.
Potts & Pm. ter, fi mr-mill.
Pri cter J W & S >r;, in: urance.
Quisenberry John A, insurance agent.
Randolph Rev J C (Presbyterian).
Richardson John N, confectioner.
Hicketts John, groc< r
Roberts A Gilmore, coal lumber, lime, etc.
Robertson Alfred B, dry goods.
Roszell S. S., Manager dinger Manu*
faeturing Company 3d near Post-Office.
Rowland <S Co boots and shoes.
Russell Robert S, meat market.
Ru? ,; M i j Sarah M milliner.
Sallee Wm J, lumber and coal.
Samuel & Warrer., drjggists.
Shears Andrew J, groceries and produce.
Shears Wm K, meat market.
Sheehan H M, manager A U tel.
Sherley Preston, barber.
Shumate F M, jailer.
Smiley & Adams, wagon-makers.-
Smith *.V Murphy, carriage-makers.
Stephenson R'_-v (Methodist >:';.
Stephenson Rev Fi T (Methodist).
Stodgbill .lolt.ii, Livery. Sale,
ana
Feed Stab!?, opposite Clemens House.
[See ixdr.)
Taylor James, constable.
Thorel Jollli P., Proprietor Central
House, Main rx ar 3d. {See adv.)
Tibbs Benjamin, barber.
Tracy John, shoemaker.
Tucker DeWitt C, physician.
Van Winkle & 11 odes (John S. Van.
Charles H. Bodes), L, wyere.
Wakefield Mark, liverv.
Walter NTi< holas H, c r"o< er.
"Warren [suae S. physh ian.
Welsh Ge< r.:- W -|r in arance agent.
Welsh, W iseman & Co, general stort .
Wilson J a? H. distilicT •'■ i norti -east).
Wo. d -I W. taHor.
W Ie».» k G B & C >, meat market.
Woodfolk Rev — Baptist).
Wood • S imuel, restaur mt.
Yeiser Fre ierick, watch-maker.
Yerki * John W. lawyer.
Yerkes Rev Stephen Presbyterian).
Young Thomas P, lawyt-r and police judg».
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Zimmerman & Murphy (John W .
Zimmerman, David A. Murphy), editors
and proprietors Danville Tribune, 3d,
near Main. [See aw.)
I ioodman A W, physician.
Luckett Jamef, general store.
Lvon P A, farmer and surveyor.
Page J J, blacksmith.
Tenick & Bailey, saw-mill.
DANVILLE JUXCTIOX. (See
Gore).
DAWSON. Known as Charleston,
in the south-western part of Hopkins
countv, 18 miles south of Madis mvil
county-seat, 4 J north-east of Tradewater, its
nearest shipping point, on the P. & E. R.
K. and 169 south-west of Louisville. Mail
special supply. Population 140. J. Bot-
toms, postmaster.
Blaylock David H, -farmer.
Bottoms James, Miller, General St. r<
and Druggist
Chamlius J G, photographer.
Parbv A G. phvsician.
Earle Ben P.
Eison IT E, farmer.
Fox P. general store.
Franklin B D. grocer and druggist.
Homly W J. saloon and grocery.
Hutier il C, lumber.
Jackson M, miil-wright.
Kirkwood John.
Lynch M M.
Lvnn I.
Martin Rev J (Presbyterian).
McadorsJ S, wagon-wood.
)>\-'..-.:-r Hen I). farmer.
Menser W W, blacksmith.
Richardson Rev (Methodist).
Smith \V L, R R agent.
Trims James, general store and lumber.
Wilson Rev — (Baptist).
Witherspoon L, wood-worker.
DAYSVILLE. A village in the east-
ern part of Todd county, ih miles east of
Elkton, the county-seat, 6 north-we^t of
Whippoorwill, its nearest shipping point,
on the Memphis branch of the L. & N R.
R., and 136 south-west of Lo is\ il Pi p-
ulation 100. Daily mail. James S. Cole,
postmaster.
Bailey T 15. leaf-tobacco.
Cole" James S, Cabinet-maker.
Ferguson L il. R R and express agent.
Pick* C H. blacksmith and fanner.
Frogge S L, teacher.
Gant Rev J W ( )•
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PAYTON". This city, according to
CC] . 880 ins a p ; ulation of
3,500, is located in Campbel • unty, 1$
miles fom Newport, with which it is con-
nected by street cars. It i- in fact a sub-
urb of Cincinnati. Six churches, repre-
g the various denominations of
','.■ byierian, Methodist EpUcupal, Bap-
tist, Episcopal, Lutheran, and ' 'atholic.and
•2 schools are sustained. It consists chiefly
of residences, no manufactures of note
! a g car ' I r>n, with the single ex. eption
. : -o >e and twine-making, \ hich forms
the only shipment. Mail daily, Charles
B. Hayward, postmaster.
Anschutz Louis P. justice of peace.
Banks J W, carpenter.
Batsche Aloys, grocer-.
Batiman John, carpenter.
Bauman Joseph, tailor.
Betsch Mar:;.-, dry goods and barber.
Bode Frederick, Blacksmith and
Wagon-maker.
Bonte's John Sons, cordage mfrs.
Brown Mrs C. confectionery.
Brown J F, painter.
Buntng John B, shoemaker.
Cassander Rev Wm (rector R C Church).
Conners Mrs Mary, grocer.
Dameron Augustus S. physician.
Deneson & llayward, grocers.
Domhotf Victor, twine manufacturer.
Drown Mrs Carrie, confectionery.
Dunn Jesse A, dentist.
Ehmer Joseph, saloon.
Ervin lb ■<■ J N (Presbyterian).
Forstner Miss Fannie B. (Mrs.
Mar> English's Agent), Millinery and
Notions.
Gamier Louis, florist.
| G- otz H '.rman J, druggist.
i Gramer .1 hn, baker.
J Gramer Michael, baker.
I Gubser Michael, meat market.
! Harris James M, gro :er.
j Havwood Charles B, postmaster.
! H bel A ugust, tailor.
| Hermann Martin, Hardware, Stoves,
I and Galvanized Iron-Works.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Horst, Theodore, dry goods.
Hux Miss Mary, teach- r
Joslyn Mrs Josephine V, grocer.
Josylin Wm, gr cer.
Junk Josi ph. shoemaker.
Keiber Adam, carpenter.
Klein Peter, Blacksmith and Wagoa-
maker.
Kr.ott Tr omas, marshal.
Koehler Henry, mc-ai market.
Croi<l«or Christopher, Carpenter
and Builder.
Kuevan Lewi-, saloon.
Kuhi Joseph, eigai
Kuhlman Charley saloon.
Kurnmeling Bernard, boots and shoes.
Lamb John, meat market.
Latham Edward H. druggist.
Link Joseph, r< .p« ini'r.
Link J A Jr X (Jo. mfrs hall ■•••-.
MoArthiu-tV tlavlin, E. Morris Mc-
Arthur and Harry Haviin\, Staple and
Fancy Groceries and Produce.
McClain Wilber C, coal dealer.
Maginnis James, teacher,
Marshall Miss Annie, teacher.
Maxev George, mayor,
Motx Charl. - J, ?ah>. n.
Motz Wm, grocer and saloon.
Mollyneaux Mi-- Lizzie, teacher.
Niles James C, grocer.
Nolte George, groce?.
Nolle George Jr city clerk,
Pille John F, boots and -hoe*.
Possnett Mrs Hester, baker.
Querimus Gmf, merchant tailur.
Quinby Miss Lizzie, teacher.
Iiackers Henry, Hemp Twine Mnfr.
Rawlins Thomas, carpenter.
Reed John, grocer.
Rewalt Mrs Margaret, furniture dealer.
Riebel E, tailor.
Roskur Henry, rope- Walk.
Romer Andrew, barber.
Si John Huston, stationery, etc.
Schllieter Benj., Twine and Cordage
Manufactun r.
Schoolfield Charles B, physician.
Schuh Joseph, n pe manufacturer.
Schultheis George, meat market.
Schwab Robert, cord mnfr.
Stencil Henrv . barl • ■-.
Swager P'noch M, -ho< maker.
Tiemann George VV, grocer.
Trap John, co il dealer.
Tressise Miss Fanny, teacher.
Unnewehr Fred, cigars, etc.
Venable Miss Edit h, tea her.
Valti r Anthony, bri« k-yard.
Wern Peter, twine rnntr.
Won ton Mrs Elizabeth C. millinery.
Wolff Charles, gro. er.
Wolff Charles Jr., Baker and Confer..
tio:;, r.
Worth Silvester, shoemaker.
Wueller August, saloon.
DEACON'S MITJLS. A post-offi<*
in Breathitt county, with a population of&Q.
DEATSVILL.E. A village ato
known as Saver's Depot, in Nelson coun-
ty, T;-j miles from Louisville. If. is on the
Bardstown branch of the L. & N. R. R
Adams express. Dailj mail. T.W.Sam
uels, postmaster.
Conn J F. physician.
Roberts C M, blacksmith.
Samu Is T W, distiller.
Saniuek T. \V. A
St >re, and Express Agents.
Samuels W I, station agent.
Saver* A, general store.
Swearingen G W, distiller.
DEKlt CREEK. A country posi-
office in Carter county, 8 mile? from Gray-
son, the county-seat and •■hipping point, on
E. K. R'y. Daily mail. James L. Kitchen,
postmaster.
Horton C, flour-nulls.
Kitchen Charles, g>'n store and flour-mill.
Kitchen James L.general store.
Maddox C, mill-owner.
Maddox John W, blacksmith.
Salmons F, flour-mills.
Wilcox D B, physician.
Son, General
DEKOVEJf. Ln Union county, is *
small village, with a population of about
100. Ship goods to Caseyville, on thoOhio
river, 3 miles south. Morganfield, the
coui ty-seat, is 10 miles north-east. Coal,
wheat and corn are exported. Mail serai-
we< kly. A. W. McMican, postmaster.
A m< - J I>. physician.
l; en M \. hotel and saloon.
Brooks D A J r. express agent.
Gi aham John, shoemaker.
Kel.-ey P G & Co, gen st< re and saw-mill
Long B M, physician.
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L»!ss('«, and have ha(i but 13 lt«<
Agents Everywhere
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McKinley B E, livery.
MeMican A.. W., Stationer, News
Dealer, and Confectioner.
Mattingly J K. saloon.
Rehni Henry, meat market.
Spen< er 1J ( ', hotel.
DELAWARE. En the i
part of Daviess county, on Green r\\- r, i1.-
miles west of Owcnsb ro. the county-seal
10 east of Kobards, its nearest «tati.<
the St. L. it S. E. branch nf L. & N. K. R.,
and 170 south-we-t of Louisville. Goods
should be shipped to Delaware. Semi-
weekly mail. Population 70. I. E. Car-
ricoe, postmaster.
Allen A M & C >. g. •■>rn1 store.
Allen T E, druggist.
Allen ^ Taylor, general store.
Cooke N B, tobacco.
Cooke S C, genera] store and bond.
Harrolson B F, phvsician.
Hewitt J W & Co.'tobacco.
Lambert J R, general store.
Ijampkins W J, flouring-mill.
PR MOSSVILT.i;. On the Licking
river and K. C. R. it., in the northern part j
of Pendleton county, 14 miles north of
Falmouth, the county-seat, and 100 north-
east of Louisville. Tobacco, grain, and :
stock are exported. Adams Express, Daily ,'
mail. Population 110. J. F. Mann, post-
master.
Cahill James, cooper.
Dougherty J G, general store.
Fromey H.
Leslie B J, blacksmith.
Mann »T. F., Express Atrent, Sewing- j
machine". Attachments. Needles and OU. j
Mullins S <r, general store.
Oldham J W , grocer.
Ricken II, tailor.
Thrasher Aaron, gen store rind R R agent.
Vanlandingham Mrs A E. hotel.
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DICKEY'S MILLS, fn the north- !
' rn part of F Im ns >n mty 10 mil«s *
north of Brownsville, the county-seat, 14 !
south of Grayson Springs statii n, its i ear-
«'-t shipping'point, • t . • P. & E. K. R.,
and \"J south^wr t • L u sville Li mber, |
stoves and ho<>] ole ire ■■ tpor! d. South-
ern Express. Weeklv mail. Population
M>. G. \V. Nevill, postmaster.
Dorsey P M . justice.
Hubbard Riiev, flour- 1
XoviU (i. \Y\, hliicksmith.
Poy nter C C, mer hant.
Ward R S, phi sician.
DIVIDING itTDGK, A small
post-office in Pe ouhu, 11 miles
west of Falmouth, the countv-seat. and
shj] ping point, and 150 miles from Louis-
ville. De Mossville. ti miles distant, \s the
shipping point. Weekly mail. J. H. Gard-
ner, postmaster.
Art1 Alexander, phvsician.
I'.':ii k S, cooper.
Cahill John, .justice of peace.
M llins R. constable.
May A H, blacksmith.
Nevil .J, general st »r
Norton J, blacksmith.
Sanders P, . ommission.
Stephens R '\ T ( ,.
Stith W T & U il. flour-mill.
DIXIE. A small village and post-
office in Henderson county, 15 miles souife
of Henderson, the county-seat, and neaj-
est shipping point, on the Ohio r:\er, and
also on the L. & N. R. H. Tobacco, wheat,
corn, and pork are shipped. Population
200 Stage to Robard's station tri-wecklj,
Mail tri-weekly. George W. Dixon, post-
master.
Dixon George YV., General Store.
Durbin Dick, live stock,
McCormick Win, wagon-maker.
Marks Jack Jr, blacksmith.
Roberts K H. professor of music.
Seigler .] R, physi< ia n.
Snider John, Jive stock.
\V alker A C, justi< e of peace.
DIXON. In the south-western part
of Webster county, for which it is the *eai
of justice, 12 mile)! west of Slaoghtervilie,
it- nearest shipping point, on the St. L. «v
S. E. brat i t of tl t> L. i. N. R. U . and 400
mill's s iuth-wi -i liJ Louisville. Daily stag*
to Sla i ;hten ille; fare vi. Population 650.
W. J. Grace, postmaster.
Brewer ifc Caldwell, general store.
Brew er A: lb rrin, general store.
i' - Stephen, dniiririst.
Brooks '.v iley, livery stable.
Browning James, druggist.
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Bull & Pro, flouring-mill.
Cobb S G, hotel.
Cosby JJ C. druggist.
Couch L, grocer.
Dixon .1 O, general store.
Fugat.> Mark, druggist.
Crtwe W. J., Saddle and Harno.-s-
fliaker.
Hardwick & Brooks, general store.
Hayes L, shoemaker.
Haynos J E, physician.
Herrin Hiram, general .-core.
Heuse T J, physician.
Hiil C J, hotel and livery.
Mangy S, stoves and tinware.
Morehead James, physician.
Reynol Is A S. gener.il store.
Reynold* & Orr. /' era! store and hotel.
Rice Marion, physician.
DOG CREEK. I" the wo?tern part
of Hart county, "Jo miles north-west of
Munfordville, the county-seat, and nearest
shipping point, on the L. 0: X. R. R.
Adams Express. Weekly mail. Popula-
tion 200. Wm. J. Lush, postmaster,
Crandon R 0, phvsii ian.
Lush Wm. J.\ Merchant.
Lush & Bradley, treneral store.
McGrew Robert, shoemaker.
Miller Robert, wagon-maker.
Money K, physician.
Pierce Wm T. cooper.
Thompson, Samuel, general store.
Wood James S, flour and saw-mill.
DOOLIN\S
Pula.-ki counW i ."
CROSS KOADS.
;e Dabney ).
DORRETT'S KUN. A small
country post-< thee, in Hardin county, 10
miles north of Eli :abe'thtown, th - county-
seat. Mail by special suppl\\ George \V.
Roney, postmaster and general store.
DOUP'S POINT. Recently estab-
lished as a post-orhce in Jefferson countv,
Population To.
DOVER. On the Ohio river, in the
north-western part of Masan countv, 12
mile-i north-west of Maysville, its nearest
shipping point by rail, on the Maysville
division of the K. C. R. R., 50 miles south-
east of Covington, and 150 north-east of
Louisville. It has 3 churches and 3 school!,.
Population (census 1880) 535. Mail daily.
W 1>. Frazoe, postmaster.
Boyd J X, tobacco.
Buchman Martin, shoemaker.
Cleveland .Samuel, wagon-maker.
Curran Thomas A. lawyer.
I • A rthuf F, justice if peace.
Fox Charles ,!, justice of peace.
Erazee. W. !>., General Store.
!-io{i' John S, undertaker.
Hanna C W, lumber dealer.
Hanna Edward H, carpenter.
Hanna John R, piano-tuner.
Hanna John \V. general store.
Hanna O, general store.
Kliline Lawrence, meat market.
; . >urger Chas. hotel proprietor.
MeM illian ..! i n J, wharf- boat.
McMillian Wm jj, constable.
Mam ing a- It ngo, washing-machines.
Munzii g \\ :. . saloon and shoemaker.
Patty John, brick and coal.
Rasor Louis, saloon.
Smith Fletcher, physician.
Smith Mahlon, physician.
Tabb Frank, tobacci .
Tabb Lanyhorn, saloon.
Wea1, •'■ Miss Jennie, milliner.
Westfall Thomas C, leaf-tobacco.
Wilson .lames, livery.
DIJY FORK. In the southern part
of Barren county, 15 miles south of Glas-
gow, the county-seat, its nearest shipping
point, on the L.'& X. R. H., and 120 miles
south of Louisville. Population 200.
Weekly mail. A. P. Childress, postmaster.
Botts S T. physician.
Bullock F J, physician.
Burgess Rev O A (United Brethren).
Childress A. P., General Store.
Hume Li physician.
Smith J li, tuhaci o.
Smith J T, iive ,: k
Wrijjht Rev U (Reformed).
Wright .1 L. deuuty clerk.
\ »iu s. A F, jm tice of peace.
Young <i (.', flour-mill.
DRVKIDOM. In the northern part
cif Grant c< unty, half a milcfnun the U.S.
R'y, and 4 n Tth of Williamstown, the
eounty-seat. Daily mail. Population 100.
.!. A. McPherson, postmaster.
MID PAID
V t ;i mt ■• !• rei ■>■ to tin Companies no man**"..
BAnt^t & CASTlEMAN, Lou svilie, fcy.
Agt-ntae everjrWhrrt Squill,
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Collins K A, flour-mill.
Hume W Jasper, general store.
Hume & Kinslear, tobacco.
Hut 'hinson J W, hotei.
Jackson John, general store.
MePherson John A, gen -tore and tobac<
PKY RUN. In the northern part
! utl bounty, is a -tation on the C. S. R'
5 miles north oi Georgetown, the <
geat. Goods are shij peci to Kinkaid. Da
mail. Population 80. 13. D. Best, po
master.
i! iker 11. shoemaker.
Best IJ. i>.. General Store, P*. Pv. and
Express Agent.
Brown Rev S W.
Butler Rev J.
Hambrick K M, justice of peace.
DUBININ. I" the western part of
Graves county, iOmdon south-west c . May-
field, the county-seat, ti north-west i 1 Pry-
orsburg, the nearest shipping point, on tiie
M., P.~& N. LI. R., and 3o0 south-west of
Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Population
200. M. A. Payne, post-master.
Adams G T. justice, grain and cattle deal-
er, and saw-mill.
Br<>wri J P, carpenter.
Puller, J P, blacksmith.
Gibson T II. hotel.
Kirby M L, wagon-maker.
KirbV T Ii. blacksmith
McClendon D C, tobacco.
Payne M. A. AL' Son, Dry Goods, Gro-
ceries, Hardware, Q teensware and Pat-
ent Me licines.
Proctor U A. cooper.
Rom h 15 F, horse-breeder.
Russell Scott, shoemaker.
Slaughter Dr S LI. general ?tore.
DICKER'S. In the northern pari
of Woodford countv, on the Lexingt in
branch of the L.. C. & L. R. II., 10 miles
north of \ ersailles, the county-seat, and 73
north-east v>t Louisville. Daily mail Pop-
ulation 53. Wm. Gibson, postmaster.
K Iwards George T. justice of peace.
Gibson Thomas L, statiun h^-ti t.
fribsoil W. A: T. Ij., Dealers in Grain
Poynter John 1). carpenter.
Riggan Liev George Baptist!.
Thompson B W, physician.
DUIjANEY. An unimportant sta-
tion mi the P. & E. R. R. Population 30.
Daily mail. W. 11. .bur-, postmaster.
Henson George W, blacksmith.
Jones "Win. If., Express Agent and
General Store.
Rm ker 0 W, general store.
DUNCAN. An incorporated village
in the county of Mercer, 12 miles from
Harrodsburg, the nearest railroad station,
and county-seat. Produce is marketed.
Population 75. Mail semi-weekly. J. R.
Duncan, postmaster.
Britton W F, undertaker.
Duncan J. ft., farmer.
Hicks Alexander, shoemaker.
Jo - ' n A- Voorhi i ksmiths.
McKinney, J C, Hour-mill.
Milh r \N 1'. physician.
Parker K B, physician.
Whitenack & Bro, general stors.
DUNNYILLE. On Green river, in
the southern part of Casey county, 11 miles
south of Liberty, the county-seat, 27 west
of Moreland, it- nearest shipping-point, or,
the C. S. i'.'y. Adams Express. Tri-weekly
mail. Population 100. Wm. G. Smith,
postmaster.
Aaron G A, physician.
Allen & Sons, live-stack.
Austin Isaac, blacksmith.
Bradshaw & Luttrell, blacksmiths.
Browning H T. dentist.
Hooker J W, railroad and express agent.
Jones T. & Co., General Store.
Napier P W, general store.
Rector Mi" Lucy, teacher.
Wihium J B, miil-wright.
Williams Ar Williams, Hour-mill.
DTTRNEY. In the north-eastern part
j of Lawrence county, on the B:g Sandy riv-
er, 7 miles north of Louisa, the county-seat,
| and 300 east of Louisville. It is a station
| on the i. w Chattroi i'.. 11. and goods are
e lipped t i Catalpha Station, on that road.
; Exports produ p. Population 150. Mail
; daily. (J. C. Leffingwell, postmaster.
I Porrutte S, general store.
[ Kinmer L F, meats and live-stock.
Moore I'av ivi, justice,
> Morrow J«hn, justice.
, Workman A i>. physician.
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DYCUSBrRG. Ir, Crittenden
county, D» miles from Marion, the eountv-
seat, and 300 by water from Louisville, is
located on the Cumberland river. This
village of 400 inhabitant.* has 2 churches,
and a graded school. Its shipping station
ta Eddyville, 11 miles awav. on the 1'. &
K. R. R. Corn, wh 'at i ceo, and stock
Ma
J. U. Clifton,
are shipped.
postmaster.
Bennett T L, genei .1 store.
Bingham Win, mill-wright.
Boaz Albert, carpenter.
Gassidy J C, physician.
Cassidy S 11 J; Co, tobacco.
Charles John, wagon-maker.
Clifton J. If.. Drv G >ods and Hotel.
Olift m .i !: I . t'h.
Orumbaugh George live stock.
Kilis VVm, live sto< k.
Flora Joseph. gun*mith.
Gears Thomas, cabinet-maker.
(have- J M, physician,
Graves W S, phv-fician and tobacco.
Graves W S & \V T, live stock.
Gregory E, druggist.
Hill James, carpenter.
Jakle Henry, steam saw-miil.
Koon \\ H, live stock.
Mario w 11 C, paii u*r.
Martin Robert, Qour-mill.
Martin Thomas J. cooper.
Martin T T, general store ar.d hotel.
Ramage, Samuel, tinner.
Vosar Theodore, cooper.
"WallacH Wm, shoemaker.
Weber C F, flour-mill.
Wells Jasper, chair-maker.
Yaney Bros, grocers,
EAGLE. HILl,. A village in Owen
county, 16 miles from Owenton, thecountv-
*e*.t, and 70 from L aisville. Glencue, on
the L., C. CC L. It. It.. 3 miles distant, is
the nearest railroad station. Population
300. Semi-weekiy mail. Wm. A. Stewart,
postmaster.
Edwards J W, justice of peace.
Foster F, cooper.
Oaborn I), boot and shoemaker.
Stewart 15 A, live stock.
Stewart ii rs K, - .
St •f.rt J, meat marl- et.
Stewart T, dentist.
Stewart Wm, blacksmith.
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Swope H, flour-mill.
Wright G W, constable.
EAGLE STATION. On the L.
& L. R. It., in the eastern part of Car
county, 10 miles south-east of Carrol!
the county-seat, and ■'■- north-east of L •
ville. Adams Express. Daily mail. 1
' ■ it . ! S5. J. W. Davis postmaster.
Baker A M, tobacco and live stock.
Baker Smith ife Co, flour-mills,
Boyce E W, shoemtiker.
Darl.ro J R. physician.
Davis & Band, G« neral Store.
Gardner J B, constable.
Gullion J E, druggist.
Jagers J, blacksmith.
Job.: m M C, p
Johnson & Co, gen 'ral store.
Jo .. s T \V, blacksmith.
Long T It. railroad »g*»i t.
M 1 larment J, j Lstice of peace.
Sheeto Lewis, hotel.
EAlJIil-NGTON". An incorporated
town of about 1.000 inhabitants, in ff >r~
kins county, 4 miles south of Madisonvilie,
tbe shipping point, ft is a station on the
St. L. & S E. division of L. & N. R. R,,
-1:; miles south of Henderson, and 225 from
Louisville. About 19.000 car-loads of coal
are annually shipped from here. It con-
tains 2 churches, a public school, and a
school conducted by the Sisters, in connec-
tion with the Catholic church. 2 coal mines,
2 hotels, a saw-null, several stores, and rail-
road shops. Express Southern. Telegraph
Western Union. Mail daily. J. T. Mc-
Euen, postmaster.
Arnold Robert, city marshal.
Atkinson John B., Sec. and Treas. St.
Bernard Coal < 'ompany.
Brasher Alorizn W | hi *ician.
Cameron Wm L, tram dispatcbi r.
Clegg -Joseph P, prop Earlington hotel.
Coneii Rev A (Catholic:!.
Cord r Frank, w ines and li piors.
Crenshaw ^S: Walker, druggists.
Da\ is & Son, physicians.
Dick Charles, meat market.
Farnsworth O J, police j.idge.
Feiler !•>" i. wines and liquors.
Fonwiok Alexamh r, wines and liquors.
Grainger Wm i.. h >tel and ju tice.
Hail Rob« rt M, watches, clocks, etc.
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Harper E W, station agent.
llfvia Coal *nd Mining Co, E P Campbell,
ores; J F Foard, ;ec and treas, coal
mines and general store
Kertin John J, train dispatcher.
M'eEuen J. T., Supt. St. Bernard Coal
Companies. Store and Postmaster.
McLeod Edgar, shoemaker.
McLeod Edward, general store and livery.
Roberts Wm, bari
St. Bernard Coal Company, E. G.
Sebree, Pres.; John B. Atkinson, See'y
and Treas. Coal mines and General
Store
Sebree E G, pres St Bernard Coal Com-
pany, residence Trenton.
Solomon Louis, drugs, books, etc.
Stoakes John, builder.
Stromowsky J< i n, shoemaker.
Walker Thos D. itoves and tin.
Walton Lewis R, fertilizers.
Walton Wm, groceries.
EARLE'S. An unimportant post-
ofBoe in Muhlenburg county. Weekly
mail. Thomas C. Summers, postmaster.
Modsker Charles, blacksmith.
Whitaker W B, blacksmith.
EASTEAGEE. The post-office for
a settlement of To people, in < >wen county,
W miles from 0 won ton, the county-seat,
and 14 miles west of Corinth, its shipping
station, on the C. S. R'y. Stage to Owen-
ton semi-weekly; fare 75c. Mail tri-week-
ly. George Hill, postmaster.
Clifton J K, grocer.
Dawson Wm, physician.
11)11 George, Dry Goods and Hotel.
Hill Geo W, prin Richland Academy.
Hill & Dews, blacksmiths.
EAST POINT, Oa the 3ig Sandy
river, in the southern part of Johnson
countv, 6 miles south-east of Paintsville,
the county-seat. Louisa, on the Chattroi
R. P.. is the nearest railroad approach.
Goods should be shipped via Big Sandy
river to East Point. Daily Mail. Wm.
J. Con ley, postmaster.
Ausar W L, "•■:■• ra.1 store.
A u •: ier li •' mber.
Auxier John B, flour-mill.
Auxier & Conley. soi
Auxier & Hyder, s irgl
Blackburn & Greer, wagon-makers.
Conley \. . .$., Farms r.
Davis Austin '1 . general store.
Goble Isaac, physician.
Greer Wm H ju tice -f peace.
Hagar II D, shoemaker.
Hagar Re\ J 3 (Methodist).
Hagar J H, saw and flour-mill.
Hagar W T. cooper.
Kelly John S, general .-'ore.
Richmond John, general store.
EAST PORK. A 'hamlet in Met-
calfe county, 30 miles from its shipping
p":nt, Horse Cave, on the L. it N. R. R..
and 110 miles from Louisville. Mail 4
times a week. B. F. Taylor, postmaster.
Brngi? jc Co, general store
Pendleton & Sons, saw and grist-mill.
Taylor B F, physician.
EAST HICKMAN. A post-office
and village in Kaj i tte inty, ■■' mill - from
Lexington, the countv-seat, and >hij ping
point.
EAST VIEW. A station on the P.
»te E. R. R., in the south-western part of
Hftrdin county, 14 miles south-west of Eliz-
abethtown, the county-seat, and 54 south
of Louisville. Live stock is raised and
shipped inconsiderable quantities. South-
ern Express. Daily mail. Population 50.
R. I>. Stewart, postmast< r.
Best S T, general ?T.<'r<- and tobacco.
Hart Hiram, shoemaker.
Jackson E W, gen store and express agt.
Smallwood Henry, saw-mill.
Stewart R. !>., General Store and R.
R. Agent.
Stewart & Whayne leaf-tobacco.
Thurman James P, blacksmith.
Wortham D F, flour-mill.
Em>YVIEEE. The county-seat of
Lyon county, is a station on the P. & E.
R" R.. 191 miles from Louisville. It waa
settled al out 1790, and has now a popula-
te a of 600. It i- an ent< rprising town
and promises to become an imp irtant
point. It contains 4 churches and '2
si h >ols. Daily mail. Mr-. M. M. 1. Baker,
postmast' r.
Baker >lr^ M. >t. I., P stmaster.
Bonner J as M, pottery [-1 miles south- v est).
Bowman & Smith, general store.
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Boyd James, proprietor Laclede House
Bras we II House ($2 per dav), N. T.
Brasweil, Proprietor.
Bras well Nicholas T., General Mer-
chandise, Wagon?, Plows, Furniture,
Coffins, Saddlery, Leather, etc., and Pro-
prietor Brasweil House.
Bridge waters Green, blacksmith.
Bruns >•. Clark S, ph ■ »ic:an.
Cash Wm, ■ ... .-. . ing-mill.
Cassidy Daniel It., County Attorney.
Catlett George A. Co, general store.
Champion Alfred H, physician.
Champion George M, express agent.
Clark John W, circuit clerk.
Crumbaugh A: Coon, live stock.
Doggett Lucius C, wagon-maker.
Daniel- & Withers, saloon.
Duncan Euclid if, physician.
Fuller James W. saloon.
Holloway James N\ Irugs and groceries.
Hunter A A- Son, general store
Hunter Monro, bakery and confectionery.
Husbands James G, lawyer.
James Edward H, lawyer.
Kendrick James W, feed-stable.
Kerr Clark & Co, leaf-tobacco.
Lady Robert C, groceries.
Lefeber .lames M, physician.
Lester J A Son, general store.
Lyon Hyland I), general store.
Macnem Smith M, physician.
Marshall E J, station agent.
Marshall Matthew C, general store.
Molloy Mark P. county clerk.
Oliver Joseph W, shi riff.
Pate Rev E E Methodist South).
Rice James B, wagon-maker.
Rogers Thomas J. surveyor.
Scott Stewart, shoemaker.
Skinner Fred If., Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, and Insurance
Agent.
Smith Benjamin F, n."e--or.
Terrell .1 C, mw-mili. (;! miles north).
Wadlington Frank M, constable.
Wake Russell W, lawyer.
Watkins Thomas ■!. county judge.
Wilson Finis A, Lawyer and Collec-
tion Agent.
Withers 0 B, physician.
EDEN. Martin county (See Inez.).
EDEN. Known us. Williamson's Sta-
tion, on th>: Shelby branch, L., C. & L. li.
R., in the north-eastern part of Jefferson
county, 14 miles we.4 of Louisville, the
ci Linty-seat. Adams Express. Daily mail.
Population oO. James Williamson, post-
master.
McFadden Win, hotel.
Neal & Johnston, steam saw-mill.
Simonds Wm, bla -;--":. ::
Williamson James, R. R. Agent, and
General Sture.
EDENTON. Known as Poosey, is
in the south-western part of Madison countj
12 miles south-west of Richmond, the coun-
ty-seat, 12 miles north-west of Paint Lick,
its nearest shipping point, on the L. A: N .
R. iJ. and 114 south-east of Louisville.
Weekly mail. Population 140. Robert
Ragan, postmaster.
Cotton & Henderson. Lr<-neral store.
Ferrel Wm LI, justice.
Hill Wm 71. constable.
Long Jacob, blacksmith.
Long Jas M, justice.
Long Robert, live stock.
Masters Rev II C (Christian).
Murphy James M, Hour-mill.
Iiagtlh Robert, General Store.
Reynolds VVm H. wagon-maker.
Roberts Philip, physician.
Spencer A: Chandler, blacksmiths.
EDMONTON. An incorporated
town, and the ci >unty-seat of Metcalfe coun-
ty, is 20 miles distant from its shipping
station, Glasgow, on the L. & N. R. R ,
and 110 miles from Louisville. Here is a
church, a high-school, and a populatien of
200. Daily mail. S. A. Murray, postmaster.
Beauehamp E R, general store.
Beauchamp N B. jeweler.
Blaine D F, shoemaker.
Botts John W, lawyer.
Curk- W S, prin high school.
Cary L A, general store.
Compton J W, lawyer.
Dehoney li B, hotel and lawyer.
Eubank Geo F, lawyer.
Eubank W E, blacksmith.
Evana Mr-> R it genera! stor*.
Grimstead Henry, wagon-maker.
Martin Benjamin, constable.
Miller & Hurt, lawyers.
Mitchell W II, Cour and saw-mill.
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Muncey J C, lawyer.
Murray I) P, dentist.
Murray S. A. Sa idle and Harness Shop.
Kai ce il A, blacksmith.
Newman W O, distiller.
Nunn & Whitlow, druggists.
Pedisro W H C, general store.
Price G R, lawyer.
lieed J M, justice of peace.
Rousseau J L, lawyer.
Schlinker N T. flour-mill.
Slemmons R W, principal of academy.
Terry W R, justice of peace.
EGYPT. A country post-office in the
south-eastern part of Jackson county, llj
r. iles south-east of McK>e, the county-
■at, 25 east of Livingston its nearest ship-
ping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and loO
south-east of Louisville. Population "23.
Semi-weekly mail. John Rader, postmas-
ter.
McQueen B &Son, flour and saw-mill.
Rader John, Farmer.
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EIGHT Y-EKJHT. In the eastern
part of Barren county, 10 mile; south-east
of Glasgow, the county-seat, it- nearest
shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R
Adams Express. Daily mail, and stage to
Glasgow and Burksville; fare §4.
Nunnaly D N, general store.
Rowland, Morrison & Co. general store.
Richardson , dour-mill.
EEIZABETHTOWX. I one
the oldest towns in Kentucky, its original
settlement dating back to 1797. It was in-
corporated in 181 2, and re-incorporated in
1850. It is the county-seat of Hardin
county, and an important station on the L.
& N". K. R., and the easti rn terminus of
the P. & E. R.-R., whose repair shops are
located here, giving employment to over
100 men. This company have made great
improvements on their road lately, con-
suming some 1,000,000 fcet <<( lumber, in
bridges and trestles, and. 100,000 ties. The
city contains a court-house, erected at a
cost of $27,000, 2 hanks. 2 hotels, tin lead-
ing and most popular one beinsj Hill's II »-
tel, 0 new distilleries, a saw-mill, a dour-
mill, a weekly newspaper, The News, a
public hall, with a seating capacity of &00,
i and 8 churches, representing the various
I sects. Its bonded debt is $50,000. and as-
sessed valuation, $800,000. The pi ■
■ shipments are whi.sky livestock, grain and
I tobacco. Stage to Hodgensville daily ; fare
I $1. Express Adams. Telegraph Western
j Union. Daily mail. D. C. S. Wintersmitb,
I postmaster.
i Albert Joseph J, barber.
I Arnold, Polk & Co, bankers.
! Arthur Meredith, livery stable.
i Balduft' Valentine, boot and shoemaker.
Baldwin Harrison, dentist.
Barr James A, d >ntist.
Beeler Adam, meat-market.
j Bell Wm F, lawyer.
Bowling Rev G VV ( -ol Baptist).
Bowling Mrs J VV, millinery and notions.
BovdJohnA cc Bro. flour-mill (7miles s e )
Brown Chelf & Haycraft, (Alfred
M Brown, VVm 1J Chelf, D Clinton
Hay, rati |, Lawyers.
Brown Jacob, saloon.
Brown James, marbie-worker.
Bryan Warren A Co, grocery, crockery etc.
Bryant <fc Thompson, distillers.
Bush Squire H. lawyer.
Chenuult Kl >ert, wines and liquors.
Chisten Wilhelm, shoemaker.
Cofer ..v. Bush, livery.
Cowley James, groceries.
Cox John H, sal. ion.
Davis Otto, stove.8 and tinware.
Dennis Mrs D L. dress-making.
Depp Andrew, groceries etc.
Dickev Robert, foreman repair shops P A
E R R.
Duncan Thomas F. watchmaker.
Elizabethtown News (weekly), Henry M.
McCarty, ed and prop.
Erwin James, con-table.
Evens Rev E (col Methodist).
Fleti her James W, physician.
F raize Christopher M, clerk circuit court.
Gaither James E., Any at Law and
Collection Agent, south-west corner Pub-
lic S mare.
Gardner James W, jailer.
Gardner Wm H, sheriff.
Goranrlo Heinrich, boot and shoemaker.
Handwi rker J eph, watched jewelry etc.
Hawkins H L, grocery.
Hawkins VVm C ,ir. groceries etc.
Hayburn John J, groceries etc.
H*vh <St B'uih. lawyers.
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Hill Mrs. Rebecca !>., Proprietress
Hill's Hotel, cor. Main and Poplar Greets,
north of court ho •
Hill's Hotel i$2.0O wer clay),
Mm. Rebecca D. Hill Proprietr-vs, cor.
Main and Poplar, north of court-ho is< .
HoWsworth Henry K., Notary Pub-
lic.
lit ming N ichohi: ' still »r.
Hotopp Conrad, Boot* and'Shoes.
Hotopp & Holtlswortli, (Conrad
Hotopp, Henry N. lloldsworth), Bankers.
Howard .!• hn II .i. i irnitui ■-.
Joplin Gate? & Co. farm macti and lumber.
Joseph Lee, general store.
Kaufman S «& Co, dry goods and clothing.
Keller .1 A, I r ibei manfr and grist-mill,
(4 mil< - north, i
KorU He'tnrich, barber.
Lott Charles, wines and liquors.
McCague & Collin* rbvir-mill
McCarty Henry M, editor and proprietor
Elizabethtown News.
McDonald Rev Angus (Presbyterian).
MeGinnis James W, blacksmith.
McMurtry Rob< rt I', physician.
Matthis George V, dn ggist.
Matthis John W, coui •• ju lgt
Mayer Jacob, hides and produce.
Meek Robert, Gen. Supt. Paducah &
Elizabethtow n R. R.
Meglemery Alon/.o M. bakery.
Middleton Hugh M, groceries.
Mock James K, photographer.
Monahan Mrs Mury J, saloon.
Montgomery & Marriott, lawyers.
Montgomery & Poston, lawyers.
Morgan John, lumber manufacturer.
Morris Alfred W, physician.
Munsch George, tailor.
Murphy James, boarding-house.
Muthig Martin, tailor. .
Neighbors Jarm ■• It, li juors and cigars.
Orr »!t Co, drugs, books, wall-paper, etc.
Owen Isaac, foreman car-shops P dc K U R.
Paducah & Elizabethtown R. R.,
Henry W? Smithers President, New
York": Robert Meek. Ge eral Superin-
tendent; B. J. Horton, General Freight
and Ticket Agent; »'. -Morton. Cashier.
Park Robert M, ins agt and j ■:••.!■ o.
Payne James M, [! di ter ai i i ■■■.;■•■ r-h linger.
Pieroy Chas W, saddb - and harness.
Poston James C, county att >rney.
Pusey A; Striekler, physicians
Quiggins Charles W. groceries.
Quiggins John, furniture.
Quiggins i\. Bro, und( rtakers.
Raubold Frederick, confectionery.
Rihn John, grocery,
Robb Wm L>. master machinist P&ER II.
Robertson Samuel II, general store.
Iv use Alanson I), agt Adama and Southern
expre - Cos".
(' . : Carl, watt h-maker.
Ruhr August, stoves and tinware.
Sandidge J Matt. salo< n.
Showers Mrs •»■ sephine, hotel.
Sin mi ns Henry, blacksmith.
3la k ( W tV Co, gr cers.
Slack John W, grocery.
Smallwood George W, groceries.
Smith .'■ - phi -■ ( '. sal< on.
Sta . er R & Co, ;• ueral store.
Stan1.!!!.:. Miss Emiiy, millinery.
Stewart J H & Co, harness.
Stith .Mr- M C, boarding-house.
Stith Richard L. iawyer.
Stuart Mrs E, boarding-house.
Sweets James M, blacksmith.
Sweets Joseph W, blacksmith.
Sweets Michael, carriage-maker.
Tabb Samuel, pi ysician.
Turner John, carpenter.
Vanmetre & Stuart, lawyers.
Wariield Elisha, physician.
Wariield W T ic'Co, drugs, i tc.
Warren Mrs L I, boarding-house.
Watts Felix K, assessor.
Webb John C, agt Singer -ewing. machine.
Well- John H. county clerk.
White George W, justice of peace.
Wilkerson Logan, blacksmith.
Williams Rev Samuel l Presbyterian).
Wilson Henry T, lawyer.
Wilson & Hobson, lawyers.
Winterbower Eugene B, lawyer.
Wintersmith Charles G, station agt L&N
and V & E R y and mangr W 17 T Co.
"W intersmith" D. C. Swan, Confec-
».. t tv, Books, Stationery, Notions ani
Po>tmaster.
Wintersmith Robert LSr, lumber (?mn-w).
Wintersmith R L & Son, grocery and hard-
ware.
Woelpert John, meat market.
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calh 1 i (akhill, is in the *< stern part of
Pend leton i oun ty, 5 ni es ureat of Fal-
mouth, the county-seat, its nearest shipping
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point, on the K. C. R. K. Semi-weekly
mail. Population 18. 8. K. Decbursy,
postmaster.
Browning T, R K and express agent.
Surgent 8, flour-mill.
VAJZWHA.i:. A post village and
Nation on the K C. R R., in Fleming
county, 5 miles from t'leraingsburg, the
county-seat. ' Here are 2 churches, 1 school
i>nd h steam-power planing-mill. Adams
Express. Population 200. Daily mail. J.
T. Oas-sidy, postmaster.
Abny L B, physician.
Akcman John, blacksmith.
Babbitt Mrs S A, notions.
Babbit) & Daugherty, general store.
CUrN^idy Julin T., Undertaker and
General Store.
Day Jo*.-! A, carpenter.
Frank J S, blacksmith
Grimes R C, general store.
Harkens Rev M \V (Reform).
Hurst J T & Co, undertakers.
Joieky Jacob, shoemaker.
Liter J D, hotel.
Lundy 8 G. harness-maker.
Mclntire Br.*-, general store.
O'Bahnon A J, physician.
Pratt James A. blacksmith.
Proctor J N, physician.
Scudder Rev Henry M (Presbyterian).
Sheer A G. flour-mill.
Slicer J W, railroad and express agent.
Stewart "W H, dry goods.
Thompson B F, carpenter.
WhitM .John, wagon-maker.
ELK CREEK, In the south-west-
era part of Spencer county, 6 mile* north
of Taylorsville, the county-seat. 2 from
Normandy, its nearest station on the Shel-
byville brunch L., C. i L. It'y. and 25
south-east of Louisville Tri-weekly mail
and stage to Taylorsville and Louisville.
Fare to former, 25 cents ; to the latter, $1.25.
Population 100. Robert J. Jewell, post-
master.
Collings S, apiary.
Day J W, carpenter.
Hincr F T. physician.
Jewul! .1 S. express ig mt.
•Jewell liolu'i't ,f.., General Store.
Norman R V, railroad agent.
Shafer K B, blacksmith.
j Stuart H It, physician.
Tucker U, live stock.
' Ve< ch, J A, live ?t •• k.
Ward "VV R, pun of academy.
KIjK FOltlv. In the northern part
j of Morgan county, la miles north-east of
i West Liberty, the eounty-seat,20: mth-west
; of Will i:.i. its nearest si h-\^^ poti <i
| the E. K. R'y, and 25 east of Louisville.
i Mail wi ekl'y. D.C. Hutchinson, postmaster.
i Barker Likins, teacher.
1 Cantrell B T, constable.
| Day A. constable.
j Fanning I), blacksmith and carpenter.
j Fanning Peter, justice ot peace.
! Ferguson H G, justice of peace.
Fvffu J rseph. flour-mill.
! Hodge Jame*. miner.
Hutchinson I). C, General Store.
Hutchinson 11 M, farmer.
Hutchinson J Ji, boot and sh >emaker.
Hutchinson Peter, farmer.
Maron & Dickinson, general store.
Rosberry Henry, farmer.
Yt hiteor M, miller.
ELK HORN. In Taylor cuunty. 5
miles from Campbellsburg, the county., eat
and shipping p tint, on the L- »-V N. R. R.,
and 85 from Louisville. This settlement
consists of 100 people. Churches, Metho-
dist and Baptist. School, district. Mills,
steam saw and grist. Shipments, tobacco
and wheat. Semi-weekly mail. S.H.May.
postmaster.
Alexander Rev ~\Vru (Methodist).
Baen Wm, teacher.
Brooksher Rev K A Baptist).
Burress E G, shoemaker.
Cook W B, builder.
Fisher Thomas I), blacksmith.
Johnston John, constable.
Jones As Petree, wagon-maksrs.
Kelsey < » M physician.
K.'l-.-v A; James. confectioners.
May Br s. undertakers.
May M B, justice of peace.
Prescott Henry ( ooper.
Sherrill, Hardin & Go, flour and saw-mill.
ELKTOX. This incorporated t -wn
with KOO D' ipulation, ' • I lie ounty-seat oi
Todd county, and was settled in 1318. it
is near the center of the count v, '•> uiiled
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north-west of Allensville, on the L. a N. !
R. R., and 160 from Louisville The town j
has 1 hank, a weekly newspaper, 1 grist
mill, 4 churches, a rood public s> b ••'. and
brick court-house. Tobacco, corn, wheat,
fruit and hogs are exported. Daily stage
to Allensville; fare $1, Daily mail. E.
B. Edwards, postmaster.
Allison Robert F, saloon and grocery.
Armstrong J Harvev, sheriff.
Bank of Elkton, capital $23,0ba ; Haz«*l G
Petrie, pre.-; John O Street, cash.
Bfcone & Bell, general More.
Bristow Frank II, attorney at law and
propr Elkton Krister.
Dicken Rev C W (Baptist).
Dicksi >n Tern, barber.
Edwards Elisha B., Dentist and Post-
master.
Elkton High School, A L & E M Johnson,
teachers.
Elkton Register, Frank II Bristow, editor
and proprieti r,
Felix M A: Co, drugs.
Fletcher Henry, saloon.
Garth Egbert, general store.
Gill Rev J « Presbyterian i,
Hancock & Grumbley, general store.
Handen Sam, wagon-maker.
Hardin A C, physician.
Harrison WIS, Lawyer.
Henning Morris F, w.Mron-maker.
Hirschfield Adolph B, general store.
Hooser James M, blacksmith.
Hooser Mrs J M, milliner.
Irvine L R, constable.
Jefferson Walter B, physician.
Keedy .John, shoemaker.
Kennedy Mrs. hotel.
Lewis C lies ley D, physician.
Lev. is George, general -lore.
Lewis.! W, general stow.
Luck J F, prop Lowery House,
Mauzy J L, hardware.
McReynolds John (>, phynician.
Milieu Armington II, n^rdware and furni-
ture.
Millen Tazewell, wagon-maker.
Miller & Terrell, general store.
Mobley Eleazer, saw-mill, (3 miles s w).
Mobley Rev E \V (Christian).
Perkins Benjamin TJr, lawyer.
Perkins Benjamin T Sr, coi nty judge.
P«rkins S II & Co, general store.
Petri** Hazel Ci, Lawyer.
Petrie Kev J C ( M E South..
Petrie W S, physician.
Petrie K 11, Dour-mill.
P< rter Ephraim T, justice of pcaw.
Prewitt Wm P, dentist.
Reeves Willis B, lawyer.
Reeves Wilds L, lawyer.
Reeves A Bradshaw, ftoar-miil, (2 mil<
Rickman J Fa Co. general store.
Koberts William 11, drugs and fancy gi
Roberts .1 R, drugs.
Ru :■ 11 CI arles M, dentist.
Russell Ephraim P. ( hj sician.
!!:;-•■ 11 James A, < ircuit ( lerk.
Russell Joseph C, Groceries.
Russell M iss M, millin -r.
Shanklir. John J, general store.
Shelton W P. physician. ~> miles n<
Spillm&n & Eeli, li eer\
Talbott Win S, saddlery.
Terry Gobrias, lawyer.
Thompson csamuel L, blueksmiiu.
Thompson Thomas F, blacksmith.
Thompson & Co, general store.
Tobin Nicholas, Merchant Tailor
Weatln rs E h, drugs.
Wells Benjamin, wagon-maker.
AV'dN s H, coiinty clerk.
Willoughby H F, lawyer.
rth).
ELLA. A settlement in Hickman
county. 8 miles from Clinton, the n< ar< •*
railroad station. Semi-weekly mail. John
E. Ja> ksoH, postmaster.
Bu«"j»' J»»hn, General Store.
Lalhuui Wm., General Store.
Moss W H. blacksmith.
Nance Henry, saw and grist-mill.
Strund W L, cabinet-maker.
ELLIOTTSVILLE. Known a«
Bristol, in the northern part of Rowan
county, 9 u::5"- north of Morehead, the
county-seat, and 24 miles south-west i
Gravson, its nearest shipping point, on
the K. K R'y, and GO n ib:s east d Louis-
ville Seiui-w e*-k!y mail.
Blair J P, bla« ksmith.
Casart Charles, blacksmith.
Click James A, wagon-maker.
Fletcher A. dour-mill.
Hogg Squire, justice of peace.
Me. Braver Henrv, flour-mill.
MoBrayer J. >L, Engineerand Claim
Agent.
LUuofiu HJjJUoliii
Without relVrfti •« to th<- Compares b-8 manage.
BARBIE A. CASTLEMAN, Loj sville, Ky.
A$«'«it» evtrjwlnre South.
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Parker J T, .
Porter C H, physician.
Sublet G K, const ible.
Tabor B L, teacher and live stock.
Terrcl 0 P, lawyer.
Touch M F, teacher.
Ward (J A, general store and police justice,
Ward 0 P. shoemaker.
Ward W. P., L:"
Ward & Tabor, lawyers.
"Wilson J, physician.
Wilson &. Ward, general .-tore.
ELLIS BUI IG If. A recently-estab-
lished post-office m Casey county. Popu-
lation 50.
der-
ELLISTOX. On the L.. 0. & L. R.
R., in the north-western part of Grunt
county, 16 miles north-west of Williams-
town, the county-seat, ana 75 miies north-
east of Louisville. Tol acco and -rani are
exported. Adams Express. Daily mail.
Population 73. Arthur J. Williams, post-
master.
Arnold Rev J M (Baptist).
Cam os John Sr. lawyer.
Downs Lewis S, flour arid saw-mill.
Ebersole & Curley, gen'l -tore and urn
taker.-,.
Elliston C R, physician and druggist.
Elliston James D, justice of peace.
Elliston W P, general store, tobacco am
R R agent.
Ford John, hotel, saloon and livery.
Ford Louis, constable.
Hendrix W F, chair factory.
Jacobs Jo-iah. shoemaker.
McBee J \V, blacksmith.
Pettit Thomas, carpenter.
Savage Rev F A : Methodist).
T iei bald Rev Lewis \ Baptist)
Th nnpson A M. physician.
Webster E D, express asrent.
Williams Arthur .J., Telegra
atrer ami Deputy County Clerk.
raph Man-
ELLISV1 LLE. In Nicholas county,
has 25 inhabitants and a weekly mail.
ELMAVOOD. A settlement of 21
peo{ le in Webster county, where a daily
mail is received. A. J. Brooks, postmas-
ter.
E>I I N ENCE. A station on the Lex-
ington branch of the L., C. & L. R. R., is
located in the southern part ot Henry
county, 4 miles south of Newcastle, the
seat of justice, 40 from Louisville, 54 frem
Lexington, and 25 from Frankfort, and is
in the midst of one of the rinest agricultu-
ral regions in the State A Bi ptist semi-
nary and ■ Eminei i ■ ■ ■•■ li cated
here, arid 5 churches are sustained; a flour-
mill, a bank, a weekly newspaper, a distil-
lery, a carriage factory, a good race-track
and fair ground, a first-class brick hotel,
and a tfne >p. ra hail, are also here. A large
wholesale liquor business is transacted
here, by Messrs. Hudson & Gould. Messrs.
Eddv & Berry are a well-known firm, who
: mke ■ lections a specialty : and Messrs.
Miles Bros.' hlaeksmuhing and agricultu-
ral implement works, are aiso worthy of
mention. A good opening is presented
here for a tobacco factory, as Lhi - m sglibor-
hood is -aid to raise the finest tobacco in
the State. Daily sta- s communication with
Newcastle; fare 50c. Population 1,500.
Express Adam.,. Telegraph W. IT. Daily
mail. Mrs. H. A. McRoberts, postmaster.
Bradley Richard, tailor.
Brewer Misses V ife R, milliners.
Brown L 1".. dentist.
Caseldine J W & Co, furniture.
Caseldine & Morris, livery stable.
Castleman C W, insurance agent.
Clitford B F, carriages.
Cohen Phillip M, general store.
Courtnay P R, veterinary surgeon.
Crabb Wm 1>. stock d< aler.
Crutcher Rev S W (Christian).
Deposit Bank of Eminence, cap. $86,100,
surplus $18,700. James S Bassett, pres;
Win B Wilson, cashier.
Dix Dr Dand\ L, Prin. Baptist Seminary.
Drane & < "o, flour-mill.
Dreiss N &Son, general store.
Duval K I), dentist.
Eddy Mnrselus S. town marshal.
Eddy A Berry, I M. S. Eddy, John M.
Berry), Go ieral ' ol\e> ting Agents. Ail
Collections placed in our hands will re-
ceive prompt Attention. (See adv.)
Edwards Win O, boots and shoes.
Ervin Rev Win i Presbvteriaa).
Fible & Crabb, distil ers.
Pitman Christopher, carriage-trimmer.
Fremd John, groceries.
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Fremd John & Co, carriage-makers.
Gering Max & Co, wagon-makers.
Giitner, SV S. j'r> • Eminem o College.
Griffin Isaac, saddl s and harness.
Guthrie John S. lumber, shingles and coal.
Harding John, lawyer.
Harris James A, «:i)oon.
Haymaker John W, general store.
:' ! uri '•-■ :• IrY g .o*i*.
Helm Win. S., Proprietor Helm
Hall. (See adv.]
Holland Wrn A. j.-rop Constitutionalist.
Holmes & Thomi -. stoves and tinware.
Hudson A Gould, ("Win. L. Hud*
N. VV. Gould -j'. ■■■■ --!>r- to Fible &
Crabb. and Williams & Hudson), whole-
sale Liquor Dealers. Fible -.v Crabb
Whisk v h Sri' (•■,',.: y.
Jemison Wm A. physician.
Jones E. J>.« -; '-'-: - •■ ■•' the Peace.
Jones E. I). & W. N"., Proprietors
of Moody House. (See adv.)
King Gideon, insurance.
MeMann G & S. ■ irpenters.
McBoberts Mrs Hattie, postmaster.
McKoberts John, druggist.
Maddoj< V.r ru K, saloon, Maddox House.
Miles C. W. *V Uro. (Charles W.and
John M.), Wagon-makers ami Black-
smiths, and dealers in Vernon Chilled
Plow?, Climax Steel Plows, Road and
Spring Wagons, Harrows, Cultivators,
and Farming Implements. Blacksmith-
ing thoroughly and Cheaply dune at
short notice. Horse-shoeing promptly
executed and satisfaction guaranteed.
Miller Lilburn, groceries.
Moodv Edward R, druggist
Moo*ly Hnnst , K. D. A W. X. Jones,
Proprietors. {See adr.)
Moodv tt W. confectionery and hardware.
Morris John A., Station Agt.and Man-
ager Western IT n ion Telegraph Co., and
Telephone exchange.
Morrison Mrs Ellen, confectioner.
Ossman Louis, shoemaker.
Porter Chilton S, druggist.
Porter N, : '•'
Pointer P.. % W T " • disti.
Ransdell Wrn T, -ad lies and harness.
Rapp Peter, I uti I ■ r.
Rees John N groceries and hardware
Rees -r «•• ph T, gent-r il -: »re.
Roes Wm T. ph* -ici in.
Rice Thomas W, polii e judge.
Salon Rev L ii ; Baptist).
Selby Benjamin, lawyer.
Sigol John, bakery.
Smith Wm. A., Jeweler and S
smith, and dealer in Watches, ('
and Jewelry. (See adc.)
Spradling & Bentley, barbers.
Sprenger George, shoemaker.
Stark Wm ;'. builder and coal.
V > -,, her.
Thomson John 1>, blacksmith.
Thorn Wm P, lawyer.
Thornton John il, sale-stable.
T. dd Orrin 1), physician.
'•Irs. M J, undertaker.
Walsh Edwin P,
White Mr- W J, boarding-houso.
Williams Wm T, saloon.
"WiUon James H. insurance.
Tiii- \ illage, in Chi i.-ti
site of the Empire C<
EMPIRE.
i o inty, is the
Mining Company. It is 15 miles north
Hopkinsville, the county-seat, and is a •
tion on the St. L. & S. E. branch of the
& N. R. R. Daily mail. George B. Cr
postmaster and farmer.
Armstrong G W, dry goods.
(.'■ r lier A II, pi \ -ieian
Croft Gcorjfe B., Farmer.
Empire Coal Mining Company.
Forbes & Thompson, saw-mill
McCord James B, saloon.
March R P, clerk and book-keeper.
Mason J H, operator.
Mason R 11, superintendent of mine.
Walker S T. saloon.
Oft
ENG LF.MA X'S M I LIJS. A post-
office and -mall settlement in Lincoln coun-
ty, 7 miles from the county-seat, Stanfl rd
Snip tn Danville, 6 miles distant. Popu-
lation 100. Stage to Lancaster and Dan-
villedaily; fare $1 each way. Tri-w>. k J
"mail. C. B. Engleman, postmaster and
flour-mill.
ENGLISH. This little vi llage, also
known as Carro'.Uon station, •• in Carr<
county, on the 1,.. C. vV L. R. R., 50 miles
from Louisville. Populatioj 50. I '•• 7
n\ail. Zantipi Mahony, postmaster.
ESCri.APlA SPRINGS. 1 »
summer resort and \ -: • •: i in Lewis coun-
ty, 14 m:lt.-.s south-west of Van eburg, lh«
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8D. JONES. vv- N. JONES.
"^J*" ED. & W.N JONES.. Proprietors. ^^C^
^T DEPOT, ZE^IHSTIElsrCIE, rKZIELTSTTTTCIKIY.
Tlv? is the Best House on Railroad from Louisville to Lexington.
HOUSE NEW, NEWLY FURNISHED AND ELEGANTLY KEPT.
Pikes extending to Newcastle and Sheibyvnie.
TWO LIVERY STABLES.
BTery Convenience for Commercial Men, and First-class in the Eating Department.
HELM IELA.LL,
W. S. HELM, - - - - - Proprietor.
EMiztsrEOsrcE, iecy.
HHLM HALL ia a new Brick Building over three stores, in the center of the busi-
ness portion o! the city, close to the principal Hotel and Depot.
Bea.tis&.gr Cojaci-y, ~-^ EvM^fired.
W -A-- SMITH,
JEWELER AND SILVER-SMITH,
And dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
REPAIRING k SPECIALTY
EMINENCE, 3T2".
3 OHN M . BER R Y .
Q-ENERAL COLLECTING .A.GENTS.
All collection* intrusted to ua will receive prompt attention.
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c»unty-seat, and nearest shipping point, on | Sherwood W B, Express and R R airent.
the Ohio river. i: . >tage to Vanceburg Williams & Hawb, live stock and grain.
daring the. summer months: fare$l. Sen -
weekly mail. VV. F. Jones, postmaster. EW1NGFORI). In the southern
! part of Trimble county, 3 miles south of
ESTELLE FLATS, this country ; Bedford, the county-seat, 6 miles west of
post-office i-> in Carter county. ; Campbellsburg, its" nearest shipping p -i:,1..
| on the I.. C. v F.. R. R, and 40 north f
E'STO. A small ] ist-oince in Russell ! uisvillo I'opulution 15. Daily mat]
county, 3 miles from Jamestown, the cuun- Wrn Spillman, postmaster,
ty-seat. Daily mail. S. P. Collins, post- Burnett James, shoemaker,
master »nd farmer. Caplinger J IV, justice.
Este« G M, ( nst ible.
EUBANK. A station on the C. S. i Roherson I; A steam saw-mill.
R'y in »Pulaski county, 120 miles from Sams W (.'. justice.
Louisville. Population 40. Adams Ex- Spillnian Win., General Store.
pre.~s. Daily mail. \. ■.■■. - ■••.. blacksmith.
Brown J N, saw-mil! and stall >n ai;ent.
Russell J W, express agent. EXCHANGE. Changed to Melrose.
EUREKA. On the Cumberland riv- EZELL.. In the western part of Mor-
er, snd on the P. A. E. R. R., in the north- j -«" county K> miles -nuth-west (if W< st
western part of Lyon county, 10 miles west Liberty, the county-seat. 20 south-east of
of Eddwille, the countv-seat, and 200 ! Cornwall, its nearest shipping point, on the
south-west of Louisville. Goods may also ; Mt. Sterling division of the L., C. & L. R.
be shipped to Henson's Landing, on the j &-, and 155 east of Louisville. Tri-week-
Cumberland river. Daily mail. S. Hen- '>' mail. Population 55. Eli Pieratt,
son, postmaster. ; postmast< r.
Adams R E. carpenter. j Arnsparger Rev J C (Christian).
Chandler Win. justi e. ! Carr T F. fi air-mill.
Uothron W F, gunsmith and blacksmith. : Dennis S S, constable.
Doone A, constable. (i- »dwin S D, tea< her.
Gaines James, wagon-maker. ; Hester Andrew, flour-mill.
Russell Thomas O, gen store and farmer. Lockhart Floyd, physician.
Smith Wm, teacher. i Lykins J C, carpenter.
Stubblefield Rev . I Lykins W B, lawyer.
Travis John, teacher. j Maxey CC. blacksmith.
, Nickell A B, physician.
EWING. On the Maysville branch I Pieratt A B. deputy sheriff.
of the K. C 1'.. It, 7 miles west of Flem- ; Pieratt A T hotel, tannery and gen store.
ingsburg, the countv-seat. Population 150. : Pieratt Joseph M, general store.
Daily mail. Express Adams. Telegraph S Rati iff John, blacksmith.
W. U. Robert Ewing. postmaster. ' ' ' >"n -, planing-mill.
Bowen James, blacksmith. j Vftt"> J,'h"' 'W,,"iakt'r-
Bright Faris, hotel.
Collins & White, ireneral store. FAIR 1>EAEING. A post-office in
Ewiug Robert, Farmer. Marshall county, 6 mil<:s from the Ten-
Hood John phvsician. ' Desse. river and 7 miles pa*t of Benton, tb
Kahoe Bros, saddle and harness-makers. ; county-seat. Ship to Paducab. 2S miles
McClanihan Lewis carpenter and builder. I distant. Population '25. Mail semi-week-
Moore L C, leaf-tobac i h'- J- AY. Holsapple, postmaster.
Mordoff Son & Co t;enoral store. ! Bowling "\V T, physician.
Palmer Thomas, undertaker. j Faughn Enos, iWatel -ha and flour-mill.
Power J T, blacksmith. j Faughn J H. live stock.
Price J N, leaf-tobacco. j Henderson J W, justice of peace.
m&m r>
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! , FBED. ! frNG,! I ' i-y and 830 S.
Fearth "Street, BT. LOUIS, MO. Sead fur Catalogue.
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Nelson D L, lawyer.
Winters C, justice of peace.
FAI RFI EIJ *. I" the northern part
of Nela in county, 10 miles north of Bards-
town, the county-seat, 9 n >rth-i ast of Sam-
uels' Depot, its nearest shipping point, on
the Bardstown branchofthe L. & N. R. R„
an i 32 south-east of Louisville. Sunny
Hill academy is I , ite L here ;
and stage to Samuels' Depot, and tri-week-
ly stage to Louisville. James Shanley,
postmaster.
Doran Ennis, tailor.
McKenna Henry, flour-mill and distiller.
Monks Mr.- Sallie. hotel.
Nelson W J, blacksmith.
Pitt Bros, dry . "ids.
Shanley James, Boi ts and Shoes.
Simpson John, eai pel ter.
Wells Harrison, physician.
Wigginton Simpson, dry goods.
FAIR GROUNDS. Jefferson coun- I
ty, a suburb of Louisville, 3| miles from
the depot on Water and Second streets,
and one mile from the eastern limits, on j
the L., C. & L R'y, with a population of j
400. Has a public s< hool, and si ban Isome
chapel, open for religious services to all
Protestant den inat'u . Mail daily.
Numerous trains running to the city The j
new Crescent Hill reservoirs are in sight, j
Brown W H, general sto^e.
McGinnis S & E., Station Agent and j
Store.
FAIR-VIEW. Located on the line
between Christian and Todd counties 8
miles west of Klkton, the county-seat, t'.J
north-east of Pembroke, its nearest ship-
ping point, on the St. L. & S. E. branch of
the L. & N. R. R., and 160 south-west of
Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Pem-
broke. Population 200. W. B. Brewer,
postmaster.
A ison R F, doon.
Armstr : • R< hert, physician.
Ballard \V VV. gi n store and harness-maker.
Brewer Wm. J*»., Boots, Shoes sad
G neral Sti re.
Brown M D, lawyer and justice.
Downer & Bro, nurserymen.
Dudley H W, physician.
Gibson W A. marshal.
Gray & Dudlej . 'druggists.
Kenner A J, i-.l-
Lewis Rev James A I Methodist).
McGehee J A. blacksmith.
Minis Jerry, IT] icksmith.
Pye (V Terry, g' neral -: ;--.
Q_ .,-. uberry Mr.- Lou, dress-maker.
Shaw, Perrv iv Vaughn, tobacco.
Shaw Rev t H (Methodist).
Shaw. Vaughn & Perry, general store.
Stewart L S, physician.
Wade Nelson, furniture.
Yancey -! W. grocer.
FAIRMOL-NT. In the south-east-
ern part of Jetn rson county, 14 miles
south-east of Louisville, the county-seat,
and nearest shipping point. Tri-weekly
mail and stage to Louisville and Bloom-
field; fare to Louisville' $1; to Bloom-
field $1.50. Population 100. John A. ;
Hays, postmaster.
Bariay Wm, saloon.
Burdett Wm P, saw and flour-mills.
Format) James, wagon-maker.
< iravea A R. phy d< ian.
Hays John A. general .-tore.
Hays Thomas A. physician.
Stiner Joseph, blacksmith.
FAIRVIEW. Fleming county. .Sec
Oak Woods.}
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FALLS OF ROUGH. In the
northern part of Grayson county, 13 rui'^s
north of Leitchfield" the county-seat, 12
north-east of Caneyville, its nearest ship-
ping point, on the P. & E. R. R. Daily
mail, and stage to Caneyville. Population
200. L. Green, postmaster.
Armendt H F, carpenter.
Davidson Samuel, live stock.
Demster Rota rt T, physician.
Do< kery W K. blacksmith.
Green L, ir n t ire, savs and woolen-mill.
Green & Brashear, tobacco.
Green & Butt - ! , toba< - •>■
Low,- G K. mill-wright.
Mea lor (t W, physician.
>L ,ley Jami s T. physician.
Overton Thomas, wagon-maker.
Patten Thomas coal-miner.
Qi temous James, physician.
R »berts Rev T A Baptist).
Rushing Rev J I Methodist).
Sheaver Charles, general store.
T, | - ' - • - •< r.r, k rs c . t. \v, * rici'vsov, r?t3 ^21 s©. rn«
■ i > < (HMt.O. IM.. jf5#»Krrer to thonsandk b
* la'l 'liyVl i ■ * -' Contracts compleicd throughout lite country.
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Short W G, clerk.
Taylor Rev James i Methodist).
Weller A D flour-milk- and hotel.
Wilson Allen, constable.
arid hardware.
agent.
R, and
FALMOUTH. The seat of justice
for Pendleton county, pleasantly situated
on the Linking ri ••■ '• n ! - ...-,■' of Ciu-
i iti, . '-; . " of Le ' . •- It is
also an imp rtant st&i n ■ i i •■■ K. C. R. R.,
and is the rai [road . , ■ .. point f >r a
thickly-set! :-- I district, A i i r.k, a distil-
lery, 2 flour-mills, a woolen-mili, with five
church < din' cos, > s lem v. and :■■ I pub-
lic school, are sustained In a populal >n oi
1,000. The exports eonsfst of 'live stock,
grain and tobacco. Hood far-mine: land in
the vit i: . :-. . •. r: ■ e parol ■ I i ■ •■ ■
terms. Express Adams. 1'elegraph VV. I
Mail daily. W- E. Wilson postmaster.
Adams Otis, saloon.
Applegate Bros, druggist
Baibour Jas ii. j >-. • - ian.
Barrett Edward VV. grocer.
Black George, Lrr> cer.
Bradford Theodore, general store.
Broseke Charles F. grocer and ins
Browning Elijah P, agent R C R
Adams Express Co.
Browning 0 N & Co, toba co
Campbell A & A T, general at.. re.
Chaney & Fleaser, ■ ksmiths.
Clark Henrv C, physician.
Clark James T. county collector.
Clarke Asahel K., Lawyer, and Editor
the Pendletonia; .
Coleman e\. Holt, distillers.
Culbertson, Robert E. hotel and saloon.
Culbertson Win W. groot riesand hardware.
Dudley Robert II, gei ral store.
Duncan & Barker, i ■>■ vers.
EckertJohn, propr Washington House.
Ellis Henry, ■•• mty surveyor
Fabra Hei ry, :r . . .; si,
Falmouth Deposit bank, capital $50,000.
G K Rule pres, .1 F-" [Jobannan cashier.
Falmouth Republics weekly), Falmouth
Publishing A - ■<• is i >n p .'■ isbers.
Falmouth W >ol ■-■■ M -, J >shua Wood-
head, proprietor.
Forcen Robert, barber.
Fossett James W. meat market.
Fryer John H, lawyer.
Gifford James E, saloon.
Gilham John, blacksmith.
Glenn Harry, saloon.
Hall Thomas (1. physician.
Held Fred i rick G, wai dies and jewelry,
H-! ; iy .]■ hn E, !: « • y.
Holt Wm C, county clerk.
Jameson Geo W, n ayor.
K' nnett Wm ('. general store.
King & Hamilton, general store.
Ko. h Christ . ■■■. ■
Koch John, Hotel, Saloon and Bakery.
I. ■■" < "i arles H. lav yer
I ibolt ! ■■•.•.-.., .-,. „ maker.
Lifjrliltoot frt'or^e, Proprietor Light-
foot H« - •
I _ m & Hall, harness.
Mi CI me James, i ndertaker.
McGinety Wm A harness-maker.
McNees A nor w .! , tl. ur-miil.
'!,>•: Ch .1 j. -x- 1 •■: a) store.
Morgan Mr- E B. dry goods.
Mull-ins Gabriel S, sherilF.
Mullins Matt, loaf-tobacco.
Nauru a n & Saunders (< harles Nauman,
Wm A Saunders), photographers.
Newman Henry N, general store.
Oldham Wm G, meat market.
Oldham & Tand\, furniture and under-
takers.
Patrons Co-operative Association, general
store.
Peek Jeremiah W, lawver.
Pendleton Publishing Co., Pub-
lishers The Pendletonian (Democratic).
Perrin Wm J, county judge.
Purdy, Charles A, harness.
Rack Fred, baker.
Rauseh Conrad, shoemaker.
Risk & Meek, physicians.
Ritter Christian, meat market.
Ritter Joshua, meat market and saloon.
R< bbins <";iari.-- A, hardware nnd ins agt.
Roberts Wm B. physician.
Sharon & Bonar, furnitureand undertaker.
Simon Jacob T \. . yer.
Simon Morris, general store.
Stumpp Jul n <r stoves and tinware.
Swope Miss Lizzie, millinery and notions.
') , ■• n J> I • E. sjiw and planing-mill.
Wandelohr •Varies K. circuit clerk.
Y\ itson Janv-s M. hotel.
Williams Jarnes H. stoves and tinware.
Wilson Will E., !'■ tmaster, and (Cigars
and Toba o.
Wilson W Shelton, 8hoemak«'r.
W • dhead Joshua, woolen-mills.
Woodhead Walker B, dour-mill.
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FANCY FARM. In the west*
j. >rt of Gra\ - i mnty, ID mil* s west
Mayfield, the county- • it, ami near
shipping point, on the M., 1*. & N. R.
and 260 south-east of Louisville. Da
mail. Population '••">. (i. R. Ryan, pi
master.
Harlow W'm . - maker.
Bright V E, farm* r an I grower.
Brij bl W J, toba .
Hnyden G T, b!m I -■ th.
Kite Samuel, bin k- 1 lith.
Bobfcs M P, physician.
Murphv Rev W A [Catholic).
Pile C T, notions.
Pile P> F. general store.
Pile C: Will : t.'i -'.>re.
R >bh son W, . arpi it* r.
Ryan G C, general store.
Ryan G. R.« General Store.
Sftnter 3! V,*, physician.
Wilcox Miss Nellie, teacher.
WiUett A J, druggist.
Willett S T, farmer and carpenter.
_ FARFFIGH. A small station
tiw: Cecilian branch L. & N. R. R.,
Hardin county, 14 miles north of El
bethtown, the county-seat, and 33 ru
from Louisville. Population 35. Exp
Southern. Daily mail. G. A. Mcy
postmaster.
Corby Charles, live stock.
McGrew P R, wagon-maker.
Meyers A, general store.
Meyers G. A., Farming.
Pay James, live =tock.
Sanders J W, flour-mill.
Settles G E, blacksmith.
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PARMDALE
stage to Frankfort. Adams
Farmer, postmaster.
AM«n Col R D, Supt Keutuc
1 nstitute.
Blnkemore J X. distillery.
Bi&kemore Oscar, farmer.
Brown Gen Scott, live stock.
Farmer B. & Son, General Store.
i' a -mer < ! M. i >at mat ket.
1 armer .! D, wood-v orker.
Farmer Thomas, farmer.
Green Geo S, farmer.
Jones C M live stock.
K M I News, Kentuckv Military Institute.
MeC nn J T, f: rmer.'
Otterl ack ( W, blacksmith.
Perkins~F D. teacher.
Stent ,1 T, live stock.
White Wm M, former.
Wildberger R H, Commandant Kentucky
Military Institute.
Williams U V, physician.
FARMERS. Known as Licking
City, i; in the south-western part of Rowan
county, 8 miles south-west of Morehea<L
the county-scat, 15 south-east of Hillsbo-
rough, its nearest shipping point, aud 155
east of Louisville. The "L. & B. S. R. B.
is now in course of construction here.
Population 107. Stage to Owingsville tri-
weekly: fare 75c Tri-weekly mail. J. S.
McMillan, postmaster.
Alien & Calvert flour-mil).
Brain J M, hotel.
Biggi F M, jeweler.
Frazi r Ge< rge, wagon-maker.
K~.ring II H, grocery, and hotel.
Lightfoot J J, druggist.
McKinneran & Hardin, blacksmiths.
McMillan & I'arker, Physicians.
McNasby John Sr, cabinet-maker.
Maze & Clayton, general store.
Scott James, broom manfr.
Stevens W S, general store.
Warner Tabler & Co, general store.
Wilson Jeremiah, general store.
Wi!«on & McAnespy, shoemakers.
FA R 31 1$ I JS V I LL E. A post-settle-
ment in Culdwell county. Population 16.
FARMTXGTOX. In the south-
eastern part of Graves county, 9 miles
south-east ot M-ay field, the county-seat, on
the M., P. & N. R. R.; its nearest shipping
point, and 330 south-east of Louisville.
Farmington S tminury is located here. lb. i-
ly mail and stage to Vlayfield and Murray.
Fare to former point 75c; to too latter
51.25. Population 150. J. C. Cochran,
post:i)»$ter.
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Andrews W B, wagon-maker.
Ra-/.7.ill & Curtis, groceries, and hardware.
Boyd W T, produce.
Casey & Terry, flour-mill.
Cochran J. C, Produce Broker.
Dupont Rev F S (Baptist).
Easley S J, blacksmith.
Finney R I . eonstal le.
Hendley & Rj e, . -
Hendley James, physician.
Hudspeth James SV, reul estate.
Hurdley VV D, deput\ county clerk.
Kesterson W I), hotel.
M Clain & Chai nell, tobacco factory.
Overby F H, justice.
Pharis Thomas, shoemaker.
Pullen Reeves A: < o, blacksmiths.
Sheridan, Rev John | M.etho list .
Simpson «& .McDonald, general store, fur.
nitureand hai 1 ware.
Stokes C J, physii ian.
Thompson <■ W, justice.
Turnbow Mrs P \V. hotel.
FAXJISUSH. Contains a population
of about 100, is in Pulaski county, 16 miles
w^t of Sum* rset, the county-seat, which
is also the nearest shipping point, on the
C. S. R'y, for it? surplus products of corn,
wheat ami produce. Mail semi-weekly.
H. P. McBath, postmaster.
Denham & Co, Sour and saw-mill.
Gideon Edward, blacksmith.
Gossett cV Warner, wagon-makers.
McRatll H F., General .Store.
Norfleet Wyatt, physician.
Norfleet & (Jo. general store.
Taylor & Hudson, distillers.
Turfer T B, justice of peace
Rainwater P M, shoemaker.
Waddle G, constable.
FEARIS. <>r Fearisville, as it is
sometimes called, is a village with a proba-
ble population of 200, located in Lewis
county, 20 miles from Vanceburg, the
countv-seat, and ■"> nii!e>, fmni Ms nohester
its shipping point on the Ohio river . Pro-
duce is marketed. Stage to Muyiville; fare
50c round trip. Mail tri-weekly. Abram
S. Cole, postmaster and farmer.
Adams S B, teacher.
Bliss S S, wagon-maker.
Blount U T, flour-mill.
Fearis D W, justice of peace.
Fearis John W, general store.
Mower P. t k -agent.
WestT H, deputy-sheriff.
FERGUSON'S STATION. Also
known a? Whippoorwill, in thesouth-wi '
tern part of Logan county, on the Memphis
branch of the L. & >:. Ii" ?.., 7 mil -
of Ilussellville, the county-seat, and 150
south-west of Louisville, Daily mail 'and
stag* to Gordonsville. Population 50. A.
Rist, postmaster,
Ferguson John J, gen store and express ar:t.
Ferguson il L, station a^ent.
Ferguson Oc Co, blacks ti iths.
Keller J F. general st< re and hotel.
Rist A., Physician.
FERN CREEK. In the southern
part of Jefferson county, 1" miles soutl ■■■•. t
of Louisville. T-ri-»vcckl\ mail and suige
to Bloomfield and Louisville. Population
300. Bryan Williams, postmaster.
Alley P L, shoemaker.
Brown John, blacksmith.
Burkhart Wm, wagon-maker.
Cartwnght George meat market.
Cartwright N, teacher and county exam'r.
Cooper Lindsay, physician.
Decker Joseph, horticulturist, and pres-
ident F&FG Association.
Diller Wm, cigar-manufacturer.
Fi iter It A, lawyer.
Fryer J W, grocery.
Fryer R K. saw and flour-mill.
Hawos & Berry, contractors.
Hawkins R W, lawyer.
Bayse Wm B, carpenter.
Johnson .) C, saw and flour-mill.
Johnson Wm F, teacher, and treasurer
F & F G Association.
McCul lough James, teacher.
McDonall II v .! B (Presbyterian).
Morrison Wm A, teacher, and prin Belle
Grove Seminary.
Mullen James, hotel.
i •- M, veterinar\ surgeon.
Sparks R W, mi r.
Stivers A M, coi stable.
Williams Bryau, General Store, and
Secy Farmer- and Fruit Growers Asso-
ciation.
FKRX LEAF. In the western par;
of Masou count v, on the Mayaville and
LOSSEB ADJUSTED Al PAID
', ; • ■ renc< t > th( J " - - 1 . - § inies wo miuiage.
BARBEF. &. CASTIEMAN, Lou sville, Ky. ~ ■
Agents everywhere Soutlt,
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Germantown turnpike, 9 miles west of
Maysville, the county-seat, it- nearest ship-
ping point, on the Ma; rviite division of
the K. 0. K. R. Franklin Seminary i.-. "lo-
cated here. Daily mail and stage to Mays-
ville and Germantown. Fare to the former
place 40 cents; to the latter '2"> cents. Pop-
ulation 30, J. J. Thompson, postmaster.
Burgess ,1 B, j isti< •-.
Duncan liichard, blacksmith.
Ma; tin <r K. ju stit e.
Thompson & Maltby, General Store.
Wood B W, constable.
FKBREL.
Pike county.
A small post-office
FEELDEN. A small post-office in
Elliott county, 10 miles from Martinsburg,
the county-seat, and th< same distance from
Wiliard, the shipping station, un E. Iv. R.
R. Population 20. Semi-weekly mail.
K. C. Sparks, postmaster.
Dickinson Mason & Co, general store.
Hutchinson F L & Son, general store.
Marshall Win. flour-mill.
Pennington \V S, farmer.
Wellman E F, general store.
Davis J T. physician.
Fay F A, physician.
Ege!hof& Bnrkhardt, blacksmiths.
Gardner B F, iawj er.
Gardner & Beard, flour and saw-mill,
Gunn John, carpenter.
Gunn T M & Co, saw-mill.
Myers J XT, harness-n aker,
Ojfden & X«»tliert«m, General Sure.
Robinson Jame3, justice.
Ragland E D 0, carpenter.
Ragland. W H, justice of peae«,
Smith S W, constable.
Thurman Robert, carpenter.
Townsend 0 L, physician.
Towusend Win, grocer.
FESH TKAP. A small settlement
and post-office in Pike county, 7* miles
from Pikeviile, the county-seat, and mo*t
convenient shipping point. Population
100. Stage ;>• CatleUsburg. Mail semi-
weekly. H. R. Blackburn, postmaster,
Campbell David, llour-mill.
Caiman & Co, general store.
Newbury & Co, dry goods.
Pallev & Ford, general store
Soward W It & M C W, flour-mill.
Soward A Co, grocers.
FINCHVELL.E. In the south-east-
ern part of Shelby county, 8 miles south of
Shelbvville, the countv— .eat, on the C. &
O. branch L., C. & L. R. R., 5 south-east of
Simpaonville, on the same road, and 38
south-east of Louisville. Population 150.
Express Adams. Telegraph Western L'nion.
Mail daily. S. O. Mitchell, postmaster.
Boswell G S, trader.
Comstoek J P, blacksmith.
D-jolan J T, teacher.
Eddy C I!, physician.
K .id v <.v i 'o, dr —i- -.
Mitchell S. (>., It. R. and Express Ag't
and General Store.
Proctor S S, wagon-maker.
FIS11ERYILL.E. In .Jefferson
county, \h miles from Louisville, the coun-
ty-seat andshipping point. Twochurches,
a good school, ti saw-mill and a grist-mill,
*-"•• located here. Population 7.".. Stage
to Taylorsville and Louisville daily. Fare
•1.50 between these two places. Mail daily.
P. M. Ogden, postmaster.
FESKBURG. In the southern part
of Kenton c >unty, 'il miles south of (.'<j»-
ington. and 9 from Independence, thecoun-
ty-seat, i [ui-distant from Morning View, 4$
miles south-east, on the K. C. K. R., and
Bracht, on the C. S. R. R., to which p«int»
goods should be shipped, and 90 north-east
of Louisville. Population 100. Tri-week-
ly mail. .1. F. Ellis postmaster.
Bagley Rev C J (Baptist).
Elliott Wni, leaf-tobacco.
Ellis E P. leaf-tobacco.
F lis Join justice.
Ellis »J. F., Physician.
Fisk ( ' H, general store.
Fisk D L. physician.
Fisk H B, phvsician.
Fisk W P. lea*f-t .bat -co.
Lummis John, general store.
Mullins C H, justice.
M . ins M H, constable,
i >!i\ er Win, ihoen aker,
O'Neal John W, wagon-maker.
Reed O. general store.
Stroud George, blacksmith.
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Stroud Robert, blacksmith.
Stroud Robert Sr, blacksmith.
FLAG FOltK. This is a country ;
post-office in r rsnklin county, where there |
LS a saw and grist-mill, and a public school. !
Semi- weekly mail. .). D. Deakins, post- j
maater.
Daily A A. grocer.
Daily C V, general store.
B&ilv Edmund, tiour-miil.
Deakins J T, dry - ood*. drugs, etc.
Flood Wm, wagon-maker.
Greenroek John, boot and shoemaker.
Poole V M, bi i. ksmith.
Shelton W T. physician.
Violett J A, lawyer^
FLAG SPRING- A small post-
office in Campbell county, IU miles trL.ni
Alexandria, the county-seat, and about
150 by rjver from Louisville. Ship to
Moscow, on tin' Ohio river. Tri-weekly
mail. John A. Jolly, p istmaster.
Depeoys & Jolly, General Store.
Jennings G V\'. blacksmith.
Jolly Rev J M | Baptist i.
Jolly J V, justice of peace.
Molyneaux .1 K. physician.
Nelson .John, mill-owner.
Nelson R«v OWi Baptist).
Otter L B, constable.
PLAT GAP. In the northern part
of Johnson county. 12 mile* north of
Paintsville, the county-seat, its nearest
ihipping point by water. 2*3 south of Wil.
lard, its nearest shipping point by rail, on
the E. K. Iiv„ and :!50 miles enst'of Louis-
ville. Population 200. Mai! daily. Alouzo
Holbrook, postmaster.
Bailey & Br... general -tore.
Castle & Or--en, gcnernl store.
Daniel.- Rev Daniel United Baptist).
Ferguson John K, phvsioian.
Gambell ,v Kazee, carnei ters.
Uolbrook & Holbrook, Drug and
<ic!!f ral Slure.
Holbrook & Sparks, General Store.
Jayne Daniel, miner.
Javne Rev Wm, principal of Enterprise
High School.
McKen/.ie. Thomas, blacksmith.
Sagiaves M <;. jeweler.
Salyer B F, hotel.
Vaughn & Webb, general store.
Webb G W, live -took.
Williams- N K. phyi ii ian.
Woods .James, shoemaker.
FLATHEAD.
Nobob).
Barren county (See
FLAT LICK. In Knos county, ia
a settlement of 100 people, having "this
name. Livingston Station, 49 miles av.„v,
is the nearest rai road po it. Louisville is
196 miles distant. The place is on the
Cumberland river, and has J churches, e,
public school and an academy. Daily
mail. A. P. Baughman, postmaster.
Arthur E F. general store.
Baker Hugh, live stock.
Baker W 11. mill-o wner.
Baughman A F it Son. general store.
Ba ighman John N. physician.
Campbell C C, lawyer.
Cain). belt Rem, general store.
Chavers N P, carpenter.
Dean Daniel, mill-owner.
Fitts W, blacksmiti .
Miller J M, blacksmith.
Patterson Elias, general -tore.
Slusher J C, general store.
Tinsley January, saw-mill.
Tinsley W L, carpenter.
Wright Henry, boot and shoemaker.
Wright & Miller, blacksmiths.
Yea ger Da v id, hotel .
FLAT ROCK. A station on the C.
S. R'y, in the southern part of Pulaski
county, 25 miles south of Somerset, the
county-seat. 10 south of Point Isabel, on
Cumberland river, it.- nearest shipping
point by w ater, and 1 00 si >ut h-< i-t of Louis-
ville. Coal and staves are shipped. Pop-
ulation 35. Mail daily. J. A. Geary.
postmaster.
Barren Fork Mining and Coal Company.
Gearv John A., Stave* and Tanbark,
• i R. Pv. A_»
I. • rl 'ii Stave anil Mining Company.
K .berts C R, general store.
FLE3I I N'GSUUHG. Aecordingto
the census of IS.^0. this incorporated cowu
has a population of i ,000. It is situat id
on a -pur of the Kentu k\ Centra! R'y,
in the northern part of Fleming county,
RIRflftrl fl rUffffifftl'Htf C'ontTOMagow $40,000,000 of Firi HI § !i
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of which it is tne seat of justice, 17 miles
south-west of Maysviila, 50 pouth-east of
Covington, and 70 from Louisville,
city supports churches of the Bapl
Christian, Catholic, Episcopal, Meth-
odist, Presbyterian und colored Meth-
odist persuasioHs, good public schools, 3
weukly newspapers, •'. banks, a I it i id
grist-mill, a carriage shop, and several
stores. A large quantity of wheat is an-
nually forwarded from here, in addition to
which, fibur, tobacco, live stock and ' n i er
are shipped. Tri-weeklv stages to ifavs-
ville, faro $1; to Ow ■ . il fare $1.7*5;
and to Mt. Sterling, via Sharpsburg, Til-
ton, Sherburn and Bethel, fare $2.50. Ex-
press Adams. Telegraph Western Union,
Mail daily. J. I. I> >rsey, posimaster.
Allen John A, jew eler.
Anderson James W, lawyer.
Andrews Watson, hardware.
Andrews & Sudduth, lawyers.
Armstrong & Son, grocers.
Ashton Charlton II, circuit clerk.
Beardsley Rev D A fS mthern Methodi.it).
Booker Parham M, barber.
Bowden Lawrence, grocer.
Burns James J, prop'r Flemingsburg .Dem-
ocrat.
Cassiday Gilbar A, lawyer.
Cogan James, blacksmith.
Cole Hon Alfred E, circuit judge.
Cord Wm 11, Sour-mill and lawyer.
Cord Wm H Jr. lawyer.
Cox S W & Co, drug
Cushman li B, leaf-tobacco.
Davis Christopher C, lawyer.
Dorsej' Joseph I., Express Agent and
Postmaster.
Drake & Co, saw-mill (5 miles east).
Du il v John W. dentist.
Dudley N. Steele, Ag't C. & S. E.
R'y and Dealer in Coal, Salt and Lim».
Dudley Peyton S, dry goods.
Duley Hiram, Prop'r Flemingsburg
Times.
Evans Abner H, county clerk.
Exchange Bunk, David Wilson & Co.
propr s.
Falkner & Jacobs, marble-works.
Fant Wm S, prop'r Flemingsburg Flour
and Planing-rnills.
Fischer John G., Watchmaker nnd
Jeweler. a No Grocer.
WIER HOTEL,
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JOHN O'SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
TbU House i* located directly opposite the Curt House and in the central part of the business portion
of the citv. Commercial travelers are in-vited.
•ood Sarmclo IR,ccrc!.s.
CrXTTE XJS .A. CALL.
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Gentk Horses and Good Buggies at reasonable rates.
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Bank. Capital
pres; John W
Capital
S ' An-
Fischer Victor E., Carpenter, Con
tractor and Builder.
Fleming Countv Fanner:
$30,000. J H DeBell
Heliin, cash.
Fleming County Gazette (weekly). C D
McCartney, propr.
Fleming County National Bank.
$50,00. E E IN an; ■. pres;
drews, cash.
Fh ruing & B tts, livery.
Fleming & Dixon, meat market.
Fleming & Stookwell, livery.
Fleming-.burt: Mi is. Win S Fant, pr< pr,
Flemingsbure IMmi . Hiram Duley, propr.
Frank Rev Joseph C (Christian),
(liven Thomas L. lawyer.
Gordon Peter A, phys dan.
Hanimer Hiram U, tinware.
Haney >v Cash, barbers.
Harbeson James P. lawyer.
Harrison Wm li. carriage-maker.
Hart Theodore, sheriff.
Hendrick Rev James P i Presbyterian).
Hinton Thomas J, undertaker.
Holladay House. S <r Rogers A Co,
proprs.
June? Wm K, wagon-maker.
Kan'- Silas \V . han •
Kennelly John, hotel and >aloon.
Ivenner Miss Luiie W, milliner.
Lenaghan James, tailor.
Lightfoot Robert A, ; hysician.
Lyons M W & I>, i irriage-makers.
McDonald Arthur T, general store.
McDonald George W, hotel.
McDowell A; MeD 'well, physicians.
McGrath John, blacksmith.
M oore Wrn "W, jew ele.r.
Morris Henn 1! gro r
O'Connor Thomas, tailor.
O'Silllivan John, prup'r Wier Hotel.
Palmer George L. insurance agent.
Parker Nathan, blaeksn ith.
.Planck James H. gr ■ eries and shoes.
Power John S, i • j ' idge and lawyer.
Power Joseph H, law \ • r
Regan David shoemaker.
Riffe W Scott, druggist.
Roby James A, photographer.
Rogers S G Jc Co. proprs Holladay House.
Secrest John D, county surveyor.
Shouee James W, lawyer.
Sii / ton E L & .1 P, insurance.
Singleton James W, hardware.
Stoddard David G, shoemaker.
Stone Bruce B, dentist.
Stone M rr C L, milliner.
Teagar ,Mi> hael M, lawyer.
Thompson John, blacksmith.
Throop PI aresT, lawyer.
Vansant & Bro, drv goods and groceries.
Weedon Charles X., Livery and pro-
prietor St* • i ln< • See. adv. j
i ■ iker and grocer.
West Charles W, grocer.
>Vi<>r Hdtcl, John 0 Suliivan, Propr.
rt ms Abraham C. coroner.
Wilson David & Co, proprs exch bank.
FLINGSVIIjLE. In the northern
part of Grant county, 14 miles north of
Wiliiamst >wn the county-seat, and ?> miles
east of Crittenden, its nearest shipping
point, on the C. S. R'y. Tri-weekly mail.
Population 20. F.. G. Mann, postmaster.
Ueard H, jusl
Lawrence H C. constable.
L'lly Thomas, shoemaker.
Loomis Rev M i Baptist .
McNny Richard, flour-mill.
Mann Eli, physician.
Mam. E G, teacher.
Menafee P C, wagon-maker.
Miletram James, cooper.
Per< ival A, live stock.
Finer J E, barber.
Reed A, grocery.
Reed J. flour-mill.
Simmons 0 M. general store.
Spegel Kinsey, meal market.
Yelton P» R and express agt.
FlilPPEX. Sometimes called Forks
of Indian Creek, is a post-village in Monroe
county. It has a handle factory, a saw
• and grist-mill, a hotel, a church, 1'2 > in-
habitants, and the usual omplement of
store- for a place of its size. Mui! semi-
j weekly. W. C. Bracket, postmaster.
; Arterburn T J, earj ?nter.
Bales Geo & ( '•'. gel -va'1 Tore.
I Bracket! >V C, | hys
I Bullock <i W, ( arj enter.
i Collins John .v Co, blacksmiths.
' Dotson A Frm klin, h • die mnfrs.
j Evans, Hug! • - ... Button, general store.
j Jordan Sol, hotel.
MeLeod C A, i arpenter.
I Neal &. Purcell, tobacco.
»/*n filAoI It AKD GENERAL HABBWARE. Speci Ities at Lowest Price*
ll K I i Mi* ^ E^~ Send for Catalogue to FKEI). SCHMIEDING, 835 Broad
lUli IVVi-iW way and 830 North Fourtn Street. - - ST. LOUIS. MO
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Stem & Thomason, cabinet-maker.
Young C 11 O, physician.
FLORENCE, rn the eastern part
of Boone county, 6 miles east of Bui
ton, the county-seat, 1 mile southeast of
Silver Lake, its nean st shi ■ ■ in • p >int.
[)ail\ mail and ?t&ffc to Bui ■ ; fare
60 rents. Express American. Telegraph
W. U. Papulation 30f»
Adyelott George, barber.
Ashley H. justice.
Boyd A. lawyer.
Burke Frank, harness-maker.
Culvert B F, R E and express agent.
Carson Jasper,. harness-maker.
Cluterbucfc J R. justi< ••.
Carey John A, physician.
Dulaney B A, physician.
German & Northcutt. si very.
Hunt Joseph, hotel.
Grant Mrs V. hotel.
Huston Hugh, blacksmith.
Kroger II, shoemaker.
Moses Felix & Co, fur dealers.
Murray Adam, grocer.
Murray James, undertaker.
Myers Henry, meat, market.
Oelsmer John, blacksmith.
Oelsmer it Rich, blacksmiths.
Osborne James, grocer.
Reed John, cigar-manufacturer.
Sayre A, physician.
Scott S S, lawyer and physician.
Semi-monthly" Moonlight, Florence.
Snyder G C, grocer.
Snyder it Swetman, general store.
Springer H C, barber.
Stevenson W H, dentist.
Tanner Henry, wagon-maker.
Tanner W. C, General Store.
Van Bokern B, hotel.
Wagstafi" & ( antler, < arriage builders.
Yager S. C, School Commissioner.
FLORENCE STATION. In the
south-eastern part of MeCraeken county,
on the M., P. & N. K R., ' mi e« south oi
Padu.-ah, the county-seat, and 325 south-
west of Louisville. Tobacco is exported.
Daily mail. Population 25. J. Waller,
postmaster,
Armstrong A, cooper.
Br&nton E R, saloon and shoemaker.
Harper B, justice of peace.
Hausor "W H, physician.
Hauser & Tbomps >n, cotton-gin.
Hendly B S. physician.
Herps II, constable.
Hughes A, livery.
M unser, flour-mi! I.
Plunly James, constable.
St< ut .1 R, cooper.
Thompson A. blacksmith.
Waller »T., R. B., Express Agent, and
Gem ral Store.
Wilkins R J, blacksmith.
FLOYD'S FORK. OntheL.,C. &
L. R'y, in the north- ast •-;. part of Jeffer-
son county, 16 miles northeast of Louisville.
the county-scat. Beckley's station is th*
nearest shipping point. Adams Express.
Da'.!} mail. Population ,45. J. F. Conn,
postmaster.
A t h e n .i r. VV , e x p res - a gt .
BeckieyG W, general store.
Conn C D K, barber.
Conn J F, Station Agent.
Conn R PC, live stock.
Elder T S, hotel.
Johnson & Pearcy, saw and flour-mill.
Miller B, blacksmith.
Wilcox J S, distiller.
FORD'S FERRY. The post-office
having this ram.- is on the Ohio river, in
Crittenden county, 32 miles from its ship-
ping point bv rail. Princeton, on the P. A
E. R. R. Daily mail. E. E. Jennings,
postmaster.
Cofield M, store and hotel.
Cook A. V., Physician.
Klapp .1 M, general store.
Moore R A. boat agt and tobacco dealer.
FOUOSVILLK.
em part of Ohh
In the north-east-
i . 20 ■ dies nor! h-
east of Hartford, the county-seat, 15 north,
of Rosine, its nearest station, on the P. A
E. R. R., Is south-west of Cloverport. on
the Ohio river, its hunk location, and To
miles south-w< st of Louisville. T« : a
and produce form the shipments. Popula-
tion 200. Tri-weeklymaii. J. M.Johnson,
postmaster.
Barton & Whitlar, general store and drug;.
Briie G W, eo; stable.
Brown T W, hla< ksmith.
Dabney Gains A Son, coal miners.
ialvanized iron CornicesjIiSr
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Davisson «fe Harder, fiour-rcill.
Gross *.t Johnson, leaf- tobacco.
Hall J E, blacksmith.
Johnson C W, carpenter.
Johnson J. M,, General Store and
Drugs.
Johnson & Waliard, hotel.
Lightfoot -I F, physician.
Miles Jonathan, c
Moorman J X, physician.
R< berts & Cobb, hotel.
Sanders Isaac, physician.
Smith John T tfc Son, harnes3-mftkera.
Smith J T, live stock.
Smith it Johnson, leaf tobacco.
"Wedding Dr 6 J, druggist.
Westfield Isaac, physh ian.
Wilson F M, carpenter.
"Wilson Mi rris, sj< neral store.
Withers B P, justice and constable.
FOREST COTTAGE. In re
northern pari of Clinton county S miles
north of Albany, the county-s* at, 40 south-
east of Glasgow, its nearest shipping point,
on the L. & N. R. R., and 120 south-east
of Louisville. Goods should be shipped to
Albany Landing, 5 miles distant; stage to
Albany Landing daily, to Burksville, and
Glasgow tri-weekly. Mail daily. C. L.
Holsappel, postmaster.
Dicken W M, live stock.
Felty H F, flour-mill.
Guthrie Rev William.
Higginbottom W L. teacher.
HolsappelC. L., Distillery and General
Store.
Jackman Alexander, physician.
Lanhorn & Dicken, distillery.
Mackey & llarper, flour-mill.
Musser Ii F, cooper.
Orr Alexander, cabinet-maker.
Sawyer- L M. blacksmith.
Yates & Snow, grain.
Young Joseph, blacksmith.
FORESTYILLE. Tn Hart county,
7 miles fron Munfi>n.lville, the shipping
station, on the L. >v N. i'.. H., is this post-
village of CO people. Tri-weekly mail.
T. J. Toysdon, postmaster.
FORKS OF ELKHOUX. Lo-
cated ia i ranklin county, tiO n e3 from
Louisville. Frankfort, i\ miles distant, is
the shipping point. Daily mail. Fopuls,-
tion 100. G. C. Hughes, postmaster.
Campton L F & Co. flour-mill.
Coleman J, physician ana druggist.
Connor T T, shoemaker.
Hughes G. ('., General Store.
Scott Sebra, carpenter.
Sti Iman A i in lents.
Stedruan A. T. & Son, Woolen Mills.
Thompson G T, physician.
FORKS OF INDIAN CREEK.
Monroe county (See Fllppen).
FORKS OF TYGART. A posi-
o.ffice in Cart - ountv a id a station en the
A. C. & 1. II. R., 23 miles west of Gray-
son, the county-seat Daily mail. -Mere-
dith Elam, postmaster.
Deheart John, ftourand saw-mil!.
Goodwin Samuel li, live stock.
MoKinner Rev A M (Christian).
Oiiill Johnson, physician.
Tipton Rev Reuben (Baptist).
Wells John, farmer.
FOSTER. A settlement of 180 peo-
ple en the Ohio river, in Bracken county,
10 miles from Butler, the nearest station
on the K. C. 11. R., and 182 miles from
Louisville. Here is a M. E. church *,nd
2 schools. Tobacco and grain are shipped.
Daily mail. Wm. Waters, postmaster.
Avery A, shoemaker.
Craig T F, carpenter.
Deitz P", blacksmith.
Hanfler G, barber and restaurant.
Hnnua J B, tea 'her.
Holmes K, wharfmaster.
Holmes G li, general st »re.
Ihrig August, blacksmith.
Ketchum Bros, leaf-tobacco.
McCollum , dentist.
31 M kth D & Son, general store.
Marklov A J, lav ycr.
ley Br< -. :• ■■ ral -tore.
Mullens I ii, physician.
Murphy Rev M D ).
Ffau Charles boot an 1 shoemaker.
Roberta J F, j oultry breeder.
Shelle-i >■. h •• r, merchant tailor.
Waters' AW, Hotel.
Watson J F. physician.
it*>%«> Settled more liiciu 1,4«&
:. «." *..;>-! Uf-.v r h».d bat 13 Ue-
■ : .; slated Claim*. Apents Evcrvwhfc'*-
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FOUNTAIN RUN. Also called
Jimtown. This villa?* of about 200 peo-
ple ia situated in Monr •• • lunty, 21 n ..• s
from Glasgow, the nearest shipping station,
and 122 miles from Louisville, j si-
weekly mail. H. C. Franklin, postmaster.
Boll S H. physician.
Dak'; M, (lour, and saw-mill,
Kverett Curtis H ble s _; nt.
Everett Rev George 51 (Methodist).
Faulkner James, undertaker.
Franklin. Goad A- Co, gen store and drugs.
Franklin, Grooms & C>>. shoes and saddlsry.
Franklin If. C, General Store, Live-
stock, Leaf Tobacco, and Ax-handle
Mnfr.
Gibhs J A. saddler.
Goodman J T. hotel.
Grooms E, shoemaker.
Hallis W L, physician.
Hudson & Dowi i .:, livestock.
Jackson Hagan, wagon-maker.
Jackson Isaac 11. blacksmith.
Jackson "W E, blacksmith.
Kerby A M, wagon-maker.
Kerby Joseph, blacksmith.
-Slorris E, general store.
Neal J M, inill.-r.
Patterson Rt-\ John (Baptist).
Ross W L, confectioner.
Seay John W, leaf tol
Seav W II, physician.
Steen Josiah, carpenter.
Stone Dr B W. general store.
Stone Rev F M, physician.
Stone G P, hotel and grocery.
Weir Allxrt S, Dentist.
FOXPOKT.
ing county, :! mile
mel. No Village.
A post-office in Flem-
south-easl of Mt. Car-
FRANKFORT. This r-ity, tl ecap-
it m I of the State, is io< ate l on the east side
of the Kentui ky river, in Franklin county,
J^ miles east of Louisville Phe census of
1880 sh .ws the popula it be ! 979. The
rmii'. liny oi ' ■ L.. C >v L. U K p .---
through here, giving it excellent shipping
and transportation facilities. Here are 2
banks, several new spa per.*, imi ng which the
Kentucky Yeoman dc er - special men-
tion, a cotton-mill, a br ;.;■• works, a num-
ber of stores and elegant private resident os,
fine church edifices, a circulating library,
containing 2000 volumes, good school build-
ings, etc. Hex manufacturing industries
an varied and extensive, end a large-trade
i done wit! the surrounding country. Ex-
press Adams. Telegraph W. LT. Maildaily.
.In-. C. Hatchett, [ >stmaster.
Alley Nelson, livery.
Archer R N & Co, iumber, 1 mile s e).
Averill Win H,.druggist.
Ball ■ ,: A nnie E, gr >ceri< s.
Banta John M, confectioneries.
Bell J J. shoemaker.
h \'a It ntine, Is:1, r.
Blackburn James, Secretary of State.
Blackburn Luke i'. Governor.
Blakemore .1 N. distiller.
lilankenship Win groceries.
liol in ian John VY. Iaw\ >_-r.
Bohannan Mrs Sarah .1, confectioner.
Bowman C E, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture. State capital.
Boyd Linn, Dep Reg of Land Office Ky.
Branch Bank of Kentucky. Capital $200,-
000. Ambrose \V Dudley pres; Edwin
L Samuel cashier.
Brislan Jeremiah, grocery and saloon.
Bryan Edward P, station agent.
BuckUry Job n T., Hardware, Stoves
and Tinware, and General House Fur-
nishing Goods. Rooting, Guttering, etc.,
promptly attended to. St. Clair Street
Buhr George, Propr. Buhr's Hotel,
Main street, j See ndc. i
Buhr's Hotel, George Buhr. Propr.
Burkholder George, harness-maker.
Burckhardt & Co, meat market.
Burns Edmund, groceries.
Burns & Eichhorn, carriage-makers.
Catitrill James E, lieutgovernor.
Capital Hotel. Casey & Taylor, propra.
Carter Thomas & Co, insurance agents.
Casey & Taylor, pn prs Capital Hotel.
i Jasper Charles, dry goods, boots and shoes.
Chamberlin C B, rish and game.
Chelf W. <!.. Prop Krai kfort. Elarreds-
; irg & i .a v renc burg stag s lin ■-. L ;;ive
Frankfort daily 10::}0 \ vt. arrive Law-
renceburg IsiO .* M, arrive Harrod burg
ti p. \i. L^ave Harrodsburg daily 7 ■>.. m.
arrive Lawreneeburg 11 a m, arrive
Fran kfort I::10 .-. M. From Law renceburg
to Frankfort and return $2; lawrence-
burg to H«i rod; n n ■•: i I return $3 \lso
ticket agent 1... C. & L. R. R. Tickets
sold to all points at different stage offices.
ih '. IA fAGEHS,
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Chinn Prank, lawyer.
Chinn Wm .f , coal.
Ghuroli Bros . livery. . .
Church Robert » '. livery.
Cochran John & Co, distillers.
Collins C F. & Bro, hardware.
Column George E, cashier L C «fc L K K
freight depot.
' -ompton Lewi*, i iill.
Cook Mrs Annie B, State librarian.
Graddoek Georg< W, lawyer.
Crutcher Starks, i iolhier.
D»r-i*> Rev George Christian).
Dui. is Isadore, dry g< o i .
Day iV Half, grc ries.
Dejarnette A J, commonwealth's attorney.
Deposit Bank of Frankfort. Capital $77,-
•100: surplus $13,;' oo. Win .1 Chinn.
pros : John Wu'-^n. cashier.
Dolan James, barber.
Drsne George C, lawyer.
T>ry<ien »John B., News Depot and
Dealer in Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco,
Notions, Post-omce Lobby.
Dudley .1 G & Bro, saw and planing-mill.
Duvall Alvin, lawyer.
Ellis Hezekiah S, *alo n arid restaurant.
Exnm Charles F., Att >rney at Law.
Practices in Court of Appeals, Circuit
Courts, Franklin and adjoining Counties.
Collections promptly made in ail parts
of the Stale.
Farmers' Bank of Kentucky. Capital
$1,100,000. Thos Rodman Sr, pres;
Grant Green, cash.
Fawcett .1 C, Ken man P F & G R R.
Fergu3on & Meek, machinists.
Firestone Benjamin F. harness-maker.
Fitz-patrick James, saloon.
Floon .1 II, dentist.
Flynn Wm T. cooper.
Fo!e\ Michael J, groceries
Foote V \V, Painter.
Frankfort Dispatch, daily and
weekly;, Frankfort Dispatch Company,
props. Only daily paper published at
Frankfort. < >ifi. e, Si, t !
Frankliri Walter, count v cl
Frankfort Cotton Mill '<
Milton McGrew pn.-s, J
Frankfort Machine
Brass FoiiiHi.rv, .lone
Ma< hinists an<i M ifrs.
Brnss Work, Broadway.
French Sidney, lawyer and
nir street.
■ i k.
cap $80,000,
n L Wheat see.
Works and
s Bros.. 1'roprs.
Machinery and
i.SVe adv.)
citv clerk.
Gaines W A «£ Co, distillers.
Gateley B. B., Mnfr. Singer Mnfg
Co. Our ^ales last year were at the rate
of over 1700 Bewing-maebines a day.
Main street,
Gayle George W, watchmaker,
Gil lis VV H, lawyer.
Gibbons & Sullivan, saloon
Gobber Henry, groceries and -;-loon.
Graham .J ]', A: S >n, furniture and under-
taker-.
Gray A: Rodman, groceries.
Green Charles S.. Asst Auditor.
Greenup Nelson B, saloon.
Griffin Bros, drv goods.
Hall Wm II, rlruj
llaly Dennis Ii, hardware and saloon.
Hardin P W, ally general.
Harris Solomon, dry •' ods and clothing.
H >rris Thomas A, asst sec of state.
Harris Wm, barber.
li.irri- Y,'m H, physician.
Hatehitt James G, postmaster.
Hawkins E O, county sheriff.
llefl'ner .James W, sewing-machines.
Heffner Thomas, blacksmith.
Heller Mrs Anna C, meat market.
Herndon Wm C, lawyer.
Hensley Edward, insurance.
Hernaneourt Peter, maltster.
Herrmann Leopold, dry goods, boots and
si s.
Hewitt Fayette, Auditor of Public
Accounts, State Capitol.
Higdn* . Richard, barber.
Hocker Jesse C, restaurant.
Holder Thomas J, meat market.
Hollo way L. 1>., Clerk Kentucky
Penitentiary.
Horgan & Haiy, builders.
Fiord. & Trabue, lawyers.
Hubbell Daniel J. wagon-maker.
Hukle Harry groceries.
Hughes & ('hil- s, druggists.
H ighes A: Dunigan, lumber mfrs.
Hume Edgar E, phvsieian.
Hyde II J, ?he< maker.
.' \> oby Mrs Mary, clothing.
Jd ■::•■- V.ndrew J, la ■■■■ . er.
Jam* - Samuel, ph v-ieian.
■Jill-ot) Robert 1>, drv goods and notions.
Jones Bros. (M*. A. & H. T. A J. L
Jones), Proprietors Frankfort Machine
Work- and Brass Foundrv, Broadway.
[Seeadr.)
Joi!<'., Thos. C, ( ierk of the Court of
Appeals, State Capital
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KENTUCKY TELEPHONE!
J. B. WILLIAMS & BRO., Proprietors.
FRANKFORT AND LAWRENCEBURG TELEPHONE CO.
roMXl.'.'TI?ii} WITH
ifi-A_:r.:m::djaxj:e: ./lUstd .A-XjTOICt.
Meis^-r^s delivered Promptly »-• I I'i • tv-. Al«o Messages lelivered to Kentucky Military II: j t i-
tots, near Farmdale. Utii e, Ar.u Street o\ ipitol H tel.
FKANKTOItT, FRAXKLIX COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
KPRBAIM WHITESJDES. ALEXANDER McEWAN.
WHITESIDES & MeEWAN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
IF XT IR, I>T I T TJ" IR, _H] ,
ALSO UNDERTAKERS.
Picture Frames, Mouldings, Window Shade?, Ac. Repairing
of all kinds Promptly done.
St. Clair Street, - ITra.n.licfbrt, IE£>--
■.
J. 23. IDlEV-riDISiT. Lessee arid. Manager.
Population of City 9,000. Seating :ap.ioity of Opera IIoi;-:e 1,000. Will show ftret-ciass combinations
An sicelient show city for all first-clan entertainments.
Est \bi ished is 1877.
GEOEQE A.. XJBTWXS,
WEEKLY ROUNDABOUT. aSFkENTUCKY LAW REPORTER,
AND BOOK AND GENERAL JOB PRINTER,
H.T.JONES. J.L.JONES. M.A.JONES
F
ONE DOOR WEST OF COB. OF INN AND BROADW AY NORTH SIDE.
J-03STES BROS., - - Peopbietobs.
Manufacturers of all kind* of New Wnrk for
FLOUR MILLS, DISTILLERIES, SAW MILLS. <$<-.. REPAIRS ON ALL KINDS
OF MACHINERY, GAUGES, VALVES, COCE'S, FITTINGS, Ac.
BOILERS REPAIRED, STEAM, GAS AND WATER
FITTINGS, GUM PACKING, &c.,&c.,&o.
Coatra<«t f</r N«w Work in a:;y part of tbt State IFJK^A.H.T.rC.oTOiK.T 2C5T.
nflflT* ^ \ Wfif! 'li"'-'u* NNin.bws. Hrass Labels ■ Carriage, Show Ca^e ami M.-.-.t, :, ,,.,--
j! I H ;: Plates,] ittom tetters ami liffurcs. ••> ■ il Body Kubber Tvi.o
$*¥i*8t f K**i*«l L. BOCHE, Engraver wd Die Bisksr, 1GG Randolph Street, Chicago I u,
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Jones & Bowcn (Win. Jones, D. M.
Bowen), Mfrs Hemp, Furniture, Knot*.
and Shoes, Chairs ( opei i e, Wagons,
Buggies, etc., State Penitentiary.
Julian Win H. lawyer and county atty.
Jury John, billiards.
Kahr Adam, grocery and sail on.
Kaltenbrun Vincent, shoemaker.
Kalti nbrun VTi -out A, dentist.
Kentucky Law Reporter, George
A, Lewis, Publisher; ,] 0. «Jc Frank L.
Wells editors. Office, Odd-Fellows'
Temple, St. Clair.
Kentucky Kiver Mills (Capital
$100,000). Nathaniel J.Sawyer. Pres't;
Russell W. M< Rery, See'y." Mfrs of
Hemp Harvesters' Twines, Millers'
Twiner etc.. ai t Carpet Yarns.
Kentucky Veoman. Major, Johnston
& Barrett, }'<■< prietors. Tri-weekly,
weekly, and daily during sessions of
Legislature. {See act ■. I
Kiernan John, hardware and «aio,!n.
Kirtley John E, city marshal.
Kists S & Co, clothing.
Kleber John A. confectioner.
Labmt & Graham, distillers.
Lawler Kobt W, jailer.
LeCompte Joseph, druggist.
Lewis <ieorj.ro A., Editor and Propri-
etor "Weekly Roundabout, and Publisher
Kentucky Law Reporter (monthly), of-
fice Odd-Fellows' Temple, St. Ciair St.
(See adv.)
Lewis Rev James M i Baptist).
Lindsey Daniel \V., lawyer. Prac-
tices in Court of Appeals, Circuit Courts
Anderson, Henry, Owen, Franklin and
Woodford Counties. Particular atten-
tion given to collections. Cor. St. Clair
and Main.
Littdsey John IJ., Lawyer and In-
surance Agent, cor. St. Clair and M&'n.
Lhidsej Wrn, lawyer.
Luscher Sigmund. brewery.
Lutkemeier & Co, dr\ ^oods.
McAulitFe James, Deputy Clerk
Court of Ap] i
M Clure 1: K <k Rr . b >ots, >h< as and hats.
McDonald Mrs Eliza S. millinerv.
Mr Donald P., Justice of the' Peace, St.
Clair.
McEwan Alexander, county coroner,
McKee A Logan, dry goods.
IfcMauama & Jett, lawyers.
Macklin George B, commission merchant.
Major, Johnston & Barrett (Sam-
uel 1. M. Major. Jo ;ia! S. Johnston De-
Witt C. Barrett), Pr prietors Kentucky
Yeoman, Rook Publishers, Printers and
Binders, St. Clair. (,S'« adv.)
Major Opera-house, John B. Dry-
den, L< -■•*■ and Manager, Post-office
Lobby. ISet • ■
M ij • Patrick U, circuit judge.
Major S. I. M„, Public Printer and
Bmd< r.
Mandeville Wm, barber
Mandlehr W <t. grocery and lunch-rooms.
M --.at & Meagher, boots and shoes.
Martin <i Bro, tl< ur-miil ;: miles oast.)
Mattern Henry <;.. Photographer;
rst-class Work Executed Here. Main.
Meagher E L& Cr<., groceries and bard-
v jre.
Meek Benjamin F, jeweler.
Meriwether David, Fropr Meri-
wether Hotel, Market and Ann.
Meriwether Hotel, David Meri-
wether, Propr., cor. Broadway and Ann,
Milam Benjamin C, mnfr tishing-reeh.
Miles & S<m, flour-mill.
Miller Frank W, groeerv.
Miller Wm N, agent Adams exprets.
Moore Eugene P, lawyer and justiee,
Morris & Alstrom, merchant tailors.
Newman Patrick, groceries and hardv.nre.
Nickles Michael, tailor.
Noel & Jeffers, meat market.
Norman L C, commissioner Insurance Bu-
reau of Kentucky.
Nuchols Joseph P. Adjt and (juartermastur
General of Ky .
Paul Pros, saloon.
Penick Rev E A .Ascension church).
Pence Wm L, lumber mnfr.
Pepper Robert P. propr Frankfort Trot-
ling Park, and stock-breeder.
Perry Wm B, dyerandsi cond-hand clotb'g.
Phythian Wm, physician.
Pickett Prof. Jos. Desha, Superin-
tendent Public instruction, State Cap-
itol.
Posey \V. Horace*, Attorney at Law
Will practise in C urts of Franklin, An-
derson, and adjoining counties, and ii
Court of Appeals. Special attention
given to ( ' ■:'. • ctions
Power FdlllOlld, Stoves and Tinware,
and Galvanized iron Cornice Manufac-
turer, Ann street.
Price Joel S, physician.
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Priee JS&JL, physicians
Proctor John R, director Ky Geological
Survey and Com Si Le Immigration.
Pugh Kev John VV I'r ?byterian).
Pullum John, blacksmith.
Reading Wm T, dry g U
Richardson N F i 0 T. groceries.
Rodman Hugh, lawy< r.
Ri dman J i& -J W. law • "^
Rodman W m \ ysician
Rodman & Bro, dry goods and carpets.
Rodman & Duval, ians.
Rodman tS Sneed. lun ber.
Roundabout Tlif, (Weekly George
A. Jj-ks !<, Edit •- and Pn \-r etor. i le-
voted to Local and Society News.
Largest Circulation in Central Ken-
tucky. St. ( lair. | &« !J .
Rowland David, p o Tapher.
Ryan Mrs Mary. _ .
St. Clair & Brady, barbers.
Salender Andrew , grocei ies.
Salender George, grocery.
Samuel Henry, barber.
Sanger? Capt Samuel. st< an. boat line.
Santbrd Robert, county ft.-sessor.
Sawyer A. J.. Phvsician,
Sayres Samuel C, notary public.
, r A usrust. builder.
Schroff JO801>l», Proprietor Star Sa-
loon. Choice Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Cigars arid Tobaccos.
West ?ide St. Claii Street.
Scott James A. lawyer.
Scott John L, law ■■ ■ -
S Iberl Philip j w ■,■
Shaw & L< e, ii very.
Rli Id Ralph r< ■ ■ -'< r < ( land office.
SI t • C Cc Bro. i igar-manufacturers.
Si ith Rev Green Clay | Baptist).
f : • ■ . : 1 1 . ack.-m ith.
Peter barber.
Smith Samuel F, physician.
Smith Wm M. saloon.
* A S '-■'.-<'. In ery stable.
Sncod Russell, Editor !>.•;. utebf Daily
an 1 We< - ■ St. ' 'lair Street.
Sneed Wm H, lawyer an i citj judge.
Southgate Key K L j >i i ( h irch).
South J W & S, warehouse.
South T J, dep't warden Siute. penitentiary.
Sower Peter C, baker.
Sower P C & J P, saloon.
Stephens James if. meat market.
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MAIN STREET T'EXT DOOP. TO M/JOH HALL.
GEO. BT7HR, Proprietor.
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Good Samrile Booieb, Bar and Billiards Connected.
WBITZEL KCOTEL,
TSBOI.-Z; "WEXTSIEZZJ, Fropr:et=r,
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elitig poblic *il! iiu.1 all tire comforts of ta>me
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Stewart Henry, saloon.
Stone Wm, warden State penitentiary.
Swigert Joseph, cit\ treasurer.
S'^igert J & J, dry goi ds.
Tat>- James W, State treasurer.
Taylor Charles E, n anager W U Tele-
graph office and telephone exchange.
Taylor Edmund H ,)r, rnavor.
Taylor E [] Jr A ( . : • i). rs
Taylor J. Swijfort, Distiller. Distil-
lery on Glenn's < -■:-.. Woodford county.
Taylor Thompson L lentist.
Tobin Lawrence, groi erv aid saloon.
Todd Harry .' . .- retary Paris, George-
town & i rankfort li R Co.
Todd Jarnes M, groceries.
Turner George, saddles and harness.
Waggener .1 I. & \V II. dry goods ai i
carpets.
Wakefield & Congleton, lumber man'f'rs.
Ward Mrs Clara K. milliner.
Watkins II I. & '. ' , .: ti ners.
Watson W R & Bro, wagon material.
Weitzel Jerome, Proprietor Weitzel
Hotel, Lewis Street, opj .>site New Cap-
itol Buil Ling , SV< idv. i
Weitzel II & .1. saloon.
Weitzel Hotel, Jerome Weit:'.el, Pro-
prietor. L< wis Street, opj site New Cap-
itol Building. (See adv.)
Weitzel Louis, confecth ner.
Wliitesides A MeEwan (Ephraim
Whitesides, Alexandi r Mi Ewan), Furni-
ture and Undertakers. St.Ciair. (Seeadv.)
Williams Bros. <M. H. P., W. 0., J.
B. and 13. G. i, Agricultural Implements
and Seeds.
Williamson En.imett, dentist.
Williams Henry R, groceries, hardware
and livery.
Williams J. 1?. & Bro., Proprietors
Frankfort Jc Lawreneeburg Telephone
Line, connecting with Farmdaleand Al-
ton; also connecting with Telegraphs.
Ann Street, opposite Capitol Hotel.
(."w adv.)
Withrow James M. groceries and hardware.
Yagel George, crr> ceries.
Young Rev L i Catholic).
FRANKLIN.
Simpson county, is
The county-seat of
situated on the main
line "of the L. & X. R. P... I ! miles from
Louisville. Its population is 2.000. It
contains a good court-house, 2 banks, 2
steam Souring-mills, a woolen-mill, auw-
| mill, a planing-mill, a brick-yard, a tan-
I nery and a good hotel. The Patriot, whkh
I is published here, is a Jive weekly news
j paper. 7 churches and good public schi !i
| are sustained. Franklin College is located
i here, and is justly celebrated as oHe of tlifi
j best educational ii stitutions in the Stati
j The chief shipments from Franklin hm
live sto :k, ti 'bacco, and pr< d h
Telegraph, Western Union. Express,
Adams. Stage weekly to Scottsville and
; Adairville, fare $1.50. Daily mail. John
j N. (.'row, postmaster.
Adams John C, lawyer.
Albert Joseph J, barb r.
Atkinson Wm B. stoves and tinware.
B ! mee Join , tob a e< o (9 miles s-w).
Bi all Wm, notions.
Bibb Rev T VV | Baptist].
Blackburn .Mr.- A E, dressmaker.
, RobtC, harness-maker.
Bland Ji ihn F, lawyer.
B< 'gai I ra J, county ju Ige
Bog an & Hammond, tobacco.
Boisseau House, r'2.00 ner day*.
Public Square. John Walsh, Propr.
Bo k( r Henry J, hardware and agri imps.
Booker <fc McClean, saddles and harness.
Booker & Short, groceries.
Bottomley John, saddles and harness.
Bradley George W, saloon.
Breeding James E, dentist.
Briant Charles W, gunsmith.
Briant & Bro, tobacco-leaf.
Bryan VVm R. physician.
Bryan & Stanford, groceries.
Byrum James A. blacksmith.
Caldwell & Beazeley, grist and saw-mill,
( 7 miles east |.
Caltharp John, tinware.
Cardwell Dudley D. jailor.
Crewdson Presley M, sewing machine agt
('row John X., General Store.
Dviiv, ood -I im< > H. furniture.
Deni ing John It, tobaci o (9 miles s-w).
Dicky George W. live stock.
Dou .;' 13 J ( '. r liysician.
Dowlinj? «SL Sympson, (Francs*
Dowling. Win, R. Sympson). Proprie-
tors Drake - Creek Mills.
Dowm y James ' . hardware and groceries.
Dulft! v Wm L, • ircuii court judge.
Du un Geo W, physii ian.
Edn • ds -la- P agt Adams Express Co.
Edwards & Gardner, physicians.
j. ■, £ i ] ! Consisting of Ice Tools, Aj [cultural Implement I itl ry, But-
: . •!;,■" ...... M pli< -:. fc'REi i SC1£ ilSDISG,
iiaili'rtRiW fi>;>t.'.'a*iiSi«| SJ5 Broadway and 830 North Fourth Street, - ST. LOUIS. 5IO.
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Kpes Prof. II. H., President and
Principal Franklin Female College.
Eubank Ambrose B. livery.
Eubank C T & T R. leaf-tobacco.
Eubank & Gilbert, tiour-mill.
Fleming Jas 11, meat market.
Fliey Harris, clothing.
Ford Jas W. brick-yard.
Ford & Br. i, general -' - ■
Fosl< r .!":j n II, ■. .\ i.nsi-n &1 bin '-.
Franklin Female College, Prof. II.
11. Epi 3, V. i ■ .. ■■.: and Prim ipal ; Geo.
B. Knapp See. Board Managers.
Franklin Patriot, Mo re & Lewis, publ'rs.
Gaither Win L, !.•• try -..-. ...
Galloway Geo H. lawyer.
Gillispie Mrs Sarah K, millinery.
Gillum Rev F M Pi • ■ t -r:..-: |.
Go >dnigl i Isaac 11. law} er.
Gross lsad ire, dry g
Grubb Armst 'd 0, wagon-maker.
Hall D D, assessor.
Hammon Atlas P, county court clerk.
Hampton Mrs Elizabeth, dress-maker.
Hampton Robert 13, ta
Haner Jas N. general store.
Harris George C, lawyer.
Harris Jas G, undertaker, (5 miles easth
Harris Wm W, blacksmith. (5 miles east).
Harwell Alfred W, general store.
Harwell W Shelby, blacksmith.
Hilton Wm 1. general store.
Hit* Alfred V, station an d tel agt.
Holman Henry W, tobacco > lJ miles s-w'i.
Horn Mrs S E, proprietress Horn House.
Hudspeth John G, city marshal.
Hughes James W, blacksmith.
Jackson Wm R, wat> bes, clucks, etc.
Johnson James M, sewing-machines.
Johnson Samuel M, groceries and saloon.
Jones Lafayette J, physician.
Jones Mark, barber.
Kohlhepp George, grocery and saloon.
La Rue Bros, drv goods, boots and shoes.
La Rue James ST. justice of the peace.
Lile James H. tobacco and claim agent.
Lovell Wm T. livery.
McCartney James, groceries andagrl impts.
McCianahan ife Co! -' ' a< "•
MeElwain J M .V < , live - ■ k.
McElvvain, >I<*uiii;ir & Co. (J. M.
McElwain, A. F. Meguiar, J. W. Mc-
Cianahan, O. P.Sumwers, 1. Lewis, A. J.
Samuel), Bankers.
McGlothlin Isaac N", wines, liquors, etc.
McGlothlin >fc Bro, saloon.
12
M Goodwin J L & Co, bankers.
McKenzie Thomas B & Co, general store.
Mai. in Robert, carpenter.
Marshall, Pettit v^- Wantland, carriages.
Martin Gibson, barber.
Mason & buttle, blacksmiths.
Ma} es Mrs Mana L, millinery.
Mayes Pleasant V, groceries.
Mil! iken George II , justice of peace.
Milli ken Jan - li, pliy.-i< ian.
Milliken John J, county attorney.
M i liken A: Bush, lav, vers.
Mitchell Hiram K. druggist.
Montague a; McCianahan, groceries.
M n in ( Charles B, law} er.
Moore Randolph H, druggist.
Moore & Lewis, publ'rs Franklin Patriot.
Moore & Newman groceries.
No si John T, dentist.
Noel M rs Lucy J. dress-maker.
Oatev Richard, shoemaker.
Offutt & Bro, saloon.
Patterson & Neeley, general store.
Peden & Williams, flour-mill (6 miles s e).
PliimtiK-r James L, sheriff,
Porter John M, c innuon wealth's atty.
Porter Wm E, clerk P.. isseau House.
Potter Charles F, hardware and agricultu-
ral implemf nt •.
Read Mrs L, millinery.
Redford Samuel W. tailor.
Roark Granville W, lawyer and school
commissioner.
Roi •■}' B>-r,j. constable.
Samuel & Williams, general store.
Smith John 11, drugs, books, etc.
Smith & Eubank, Tobacco (10 miles east).
Snider Wm, meat market.
Stanford J L & Co, lumber and planing-
mill.
Stark Geo A, tobacco (12 miles south-west).
Starks & Ruley, tobacco (9 miles s w).
Stringer Wm, carpenter.
Swan Wm, druggist.
Tannehill Preston B, physician.
Tapscott Chas P. wanon-maker.
Fowi fend Tighlman 0, lawyer.
Traucchber .! M, shoemaker.
Viney ird Eld< n S, den\ st.
Wade Harvey D, .ire goods.
Wade Wm G, countv clerk and live stock.
Wade W (1 & Co. saloon.
Walker & Walker, lawyers.
Walsh John, Proprietor Boisseau
House; also Franklin Woolen Mills,
Pubiie Square.
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Whitesides Geo W. lawyer.
Wilkinson Francis L 1 twyer.
Woodrow J W & Son, furniture.
Zeutzsch ,i Carl J, shoemaker.
F 11 A N K I, IX'S CROSS-
ROADS. A recently established post-
ofu?e in Hardin county.
Fit AN K ITS 's MI LL.S. A small
country settlement in Fleming county, ;j
miles from its shipping' station, Poplar
Plnins.. and about 200 from Louisville.
Semi-we< kly mai! John S. Piummar, post-
master and miller.
'FRAXKLINTOX. This is a set-
tlement of 50 people in Henry county, 1.0 I
.mi lea from Eminence, the shipping point, J
on the L., C. 6: L. R'y, 40 miles from j
Louisville, and 6 miles from Newcastle, !
the county-seat. Tri-weekly mail. Goorge
W. Stivers, postmaster.
Adams David, live stock.
Adams D C, county assessor.
Adams Frank, teacher.
Berry Thomas, saw-mill.
Bootn J B, physician.
Chibb W E, general store.
Green Wm, farmer.
Jones L P, genera! store.
Neal J S, saloon.
Oliver R T, harness-maker.
Raiser Joseph, town marshal.
Sewell George W, flour-mill.
Stivers Geo. ^V., Druggist, and Wag-
on.-.Maker.
Sutton Thomas, phy.-ician.
Tbompston 0 B. physician.
Washburn James, blacksmith.
FRAZER. In Wayne county, is a
new and unimportant p st-otfice.
PREDERICKTOWy. A post-
offi •• in SVasl inscton county, 9 miles from
Bardstown, its shipping station.
FREDOMA. In the western part
of Caldwell county, 12 miles north-west of
Princeton, the- county-sent, its nearest
shipping p' int, on the I', & E. R. R., and
8 north-ea.-t i f D\ rushim its nearest land-
ing, on the Cumberland river. Daily i
Population. i;00. J. A. Garner, p stmaster.
Ackerman J M, tinner.
Buckner J S. physician.
Bucg .! S, druirgist.
Byfd I) T, general store.
Byrd W L, general store.
Crider J E, hotel.
Dixon Rev T S S, harnets.
Dorr R T, cabinet-maker.
Duer C L. but* I.
Garner «.V Morgan^ Genera! Stort.
and Di ugs.
Glenir W C, carriage-maker.
Glenn W C, carpenter.
E dsell Rev J ii (Cumb Presbyterian).
Johnson W S. physician.
Kirkpatrick W D, physician.
Maxwell W E, general store,
Mott J B, physician
Rice C, wagon and carriage-maker.
Smith Benjamin, blacksmith.
Spink G L, li H and ei press *r*nt.
Theldkeld A L, blacksmith.
Vogel G H, shot-maker and marshal.
FREEDOM. Sometimes called Black
Walnut, is a sniail post village in Barren
county, 12 miles from Glasgow, the county
seat, and shipping station by rail. Popu-
lation 60. Stage t i Glasgow and Tomp-
kinsvilie tri-weekly; fare $1.25 to either.
Mail tri-weekly. II. H. Button, post-
roaster.
Atkinson D If, lawyer.
liutton & Jones, General Store.
Childerss Rev F C | Baptist).
Eubank it Son, general ?tore.
Jones W H. undertaker.
Roe & Humphry, tlour-mill iwe3t).
FREE UNION. This little settle-
ment of 4" people is in Webster county, 4
mil - from Dixon, tl e c u ty-seat, and 16
miles from S my liter\ : ie, its -■
point. It iias :; churches and a pub
mail. C, M. Spe
pen-
icbo '1. Semi-week r
cer, postma -cer.
Brewer E If, wagon -maker.
i rtis J ■■ ■ t a? d -a iv-mill.
Henerson Joseph blacksmith.
Jones \\ -' ington, wagon-maker.
Spe er Charh-s, carpenter.
Sj>en<*er ('. \V"., Carpenter and Agent
lor .1 lines Bros.
W iggener N !I, blacksmith.
Yates James, saw and tl ur-mill.
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Have Settled nmrr ihtin 1,4 00
Losses, ;»>•■' Uave iiatl but 13 Re-
. - ' § eisted Claims, Arents Everywhere.
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FREKCHBURG. This age the
county-suat of Menifee county, is wit bin 4
miles, of Cornwall, a station ot the Mount
Sterling Coal R. R., and Lot) miles from
Louisville. Here are 2 grist mil!*., a han-
dle factory, 2 cburchos, 1 school, and a
population of 300 peoj ie. Mail daily.
James Hermitage, postmaster.
Adams Rev James (Christian).
Armita-ge James, Assr and Lumber.
Byrne J J, surveyor ana elk county court.
Cape T T, lawver.
Clark Rev F ( Methodist ).
Day B T, druggist, grocer and lawyer.
Fan-en W C H, furniture.
Farrar W C, restaurant.
Fox John, flour-mill.
Frisby R K, lawyer.
Oreenwade Thomas, grocery and hotel.
Greer J F, general store.
Hardin II V, general st >re.
lla.king A T. circuit clerk.
Harvv W B, flour-mill and handle factory.
Hawkins F II, hotel.
Oliver J M, lawyer.
Patrick John, lawyer.
Patrick Samuel II, lawyer.
Per.ix W W, druggist.
Pierce W S,- circuit court clerk.
Powers B T, flour-mill.
Taylor B T, lawyer.
Van Arsdell I M, county ju Ige.
Williams James & Co, grocers.
Williams J W, dry goods.
FRIENDSHIP. This small post-
is in Caldwell county, i mile-3 from
Si ittshurg, it- railroad shipping station.
1' puktion 20.
}' Hard A W, general store.
V\ iliiams E, grocery and saloon.
FROZEN CREEK. This small
F ' '- th'oe is m Breath titi ai out 180
n i - from L iis\ Hi • I 17 t'r m < ' ru-
wall, the nearest railroad station ii- r'-.
f,r': •-: i hurehts, 1 free s< tool steam-mi !
a:ui 50 p.;ople. Daily mail. A. T. Hurst,
postmaster.
[far i's Wrn. blacksmith.
flur shell Jefferson, blacksmith.
Hum A. T.. Farmer.
;: r.-l S H, distill r.
Day Win. Lr- neral :Uore.
Van CI ave A S, flour-mill.
FRUIT HIEE. In the northern
part ot v : ristian county, 1 2 miles north of
Llopkinsville, and 8 south of Crofton, its
nearest shipping point, on the St. L. & S.
E. branch of L. & N. R. K., and 85 miles
south-west of Louisville. Semi-weekly
mail. T. J. Powers postmaster.
i. •■■;-- G W, shoemaker.
Niton Jaa (i, general store.
Ward H C, eabinet-maker.
FUETON. A village of 1.500 inhabi-
tants, partly in Kentucky and partly in
Tennessee, at the crossing of the M., P. A
N. and N. O., St. L. & C. R. R's., in the
south-east corner of Fulton county, '20
miles from Hickman, the county-Beat, and
276 miles from Louisville. It was settled
in 1802, and incorporated in IS'?,. The
village contains ? churches and good
schools, 8 eteuin fiouring-mills, 2 steam
saw-mills, 3 cotton-gins, a furniture factory,
owned by Joseph Wade, who employs '2d
men, and executes some of the best work,
in his line, in the Stat?; a tannery. 2 hotel*,
the leading one of wiiich is Letts' Lintel,
which is always supplied with the best fare
in the market. 2 weekly newspapers, and a
public hall, and ships cotton, tobacco,
wheat, and furniture. Western Union
telegraph. Southern Express. Daily mail.
Wm. F. Fagan, postmaster.
Anderson Henry, barber.
Apollo Conservatory, Miss Ruth Caldwell
Watts, propriet ress.
B< ; ■ d o>: Collins, grocers.
Blythe John W. general store.
Bo h iT'T K M & Co, 1 ardware.
Boyd ic Co, pro) rietors Glob* Mills.
Bro\v<ler Robert A. & Co., Leaf-
tol acco, Agricultural implements, Grain.
Se- Is, etc.
Bui ge J' iseph I. shoi maker.
I Van ti. co< per.
1 ithai i Hardin F, saddles and harness.
(,' i; ers VV -ley li. irdir tr-house.
(' ! .., V\ ili p'mi, dry goods and clothing.
* ins Jas A, genera! store.
( ' ins Leroy. blacksm I : .
( ol • ■ Je !' >r, tanners and saddlers.
(•.■••< die Ah x !', gr r.
Kddi .' i- :i. •;•-•■!; Lrrtiin, agricultural imp.,
ci al : also insurance a-^ent.
la'...ui Win. l\. Postmaster.
Fallwell Elijah E, wati h-maker.
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180 FUL KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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UANAGEES,
) CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - L u isvill
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Foster M E & Co, millinery.
Freeman Benj lawyer.
j reeman Jas XL, groceries, etc.
Frey Fred W, bake y.
Fulton Index (The), weekly. Saunders &
Meacham, publb hers.
Futrell, Westnudand & Co, carriage mfrs.
Gambill Jas XI, gr n ery and saw-mill.
Grant J H J. C ' . > • cers.
Green Fred 11, watch-maker.
Guthrits Geo \\ , b >ol i ai '1 stationery.
Hall Joseph < ■. station agent.
Hall Wm K, gr iceries
Haynes .\ iur ; ''.; A, gen tral store.
Hick-; XLi-sa [ .'■ ie milliner.
Hughlet W \V , cotton gin (4 miles a e).
FTunsaker Andrew It, physician.
Hunsaker & Newt 'n, druggists.
Jones A John, livery.
Kimberlin & McDade, wagon-makers.
Knight Mrs J. restaurant.
Kornegay Kobert 1). physician.
Leet AlVrt, h - el and express agent.
Luten Joseph K, physician.
McDonald W N, saloon.
Maupin M Price, druggist.
Meadows Wm W, cotton-gin, carding-
mill. and general store.
Miokle Robert A. watch and clock repairer.
Mitchel Josiah M, photographer.
Morris &, Taylor, meat market.
Murphy H I) & Co, groceries and farm
implement-.
Nolen Wm P. stove* and tinware.
Parker Thos C, druggist.
Parker W T & Co, flour-mill.
Paschull D Gid, harness-maker.
Paschall Newton J, physician.
Pascball Samuel J, dentist.
Paschall Samuel J. saloon.
Patterson & McDowell, general store.
Payne Wm B, eating-house.
Pierce Thomas, saw and grist-mill.
Planters' Ifon.se, A. R. Hunsaker,
Propr.
Reeds Emmett C, livery stable.
Saunders & Moaeham, publishers of Ful-
ton Index.
Scofield Hubert, cotton-gin (4 miles east).
Smoot John 2s, physician.
Southern Express Co, Albert Lect agent.
Starks Edward ' '. > arriage mnfr.
Steele S A D. law yor.
Tarry John W, physician.
Thacker T P. sewing-macLines.
Thacker & Moss, grocery and saloon.
Wade Joseph, Planing-mill, Furniture
and Coffin Factory. (See adv.)
Walker Charles N, publisher Weekly Fui-
Ionian.
Walker Prof T P, principal Walker"*
-, hool for girls.
Watts Miss Kuth Caldwell, P |
A p illo Con jprvatory.
Wi y Fuitonian. C IValker publi her.
Wheeler N '[', saw-mill (6 miles north).
Williams Oc 1 Idini ji eries.
Wolf! & liuddleston. general store.
Wyatt John A, general store.
GAGE. A country post-office in Ho; -
kins county, ltj miles from Madisouville,
the- county-seat. Lt is a station on the P
& E. R. R.. unl serves as a ship] ng
point for the neig I ■ ■ ho< i ar >und Ex-
press Southern. Mail daily. J. E. Cald-
well, postmaster.
Caldwell, J Ed, general store.
Caldwell J A, saw and planing-tnills.
GA1 XES V I LEE. This little village
is in Allen county, -■• miles from B<<\\ I ng
Green, its shipping station by rail. It I
a chunh, school, and mill, and a pop lia-
tion of 141. Mail semi- weekly. J. \V,
Stark, postmaster.
Bryant & Bro, general store.
Caypool 11 H. blacksmith.
Durham 0 F, shoemaker.
Glaze L A. physician.
Goodnight Thomas M, tanner.
Morebead James I, handle mnfrs.
Rigsl v Porter, wagon mnfr.
Stark J. W. «\r J. !>., Leaf-tobacco
Whitne\ M, physician.
Wolf James C, blacksmith.
GALLO WAY'S MI EI/. H
population of about 160, and is a v ;'
in Warren county, 12 miles from Bo«
Green, the county-seat, and 8 miles fr ■ •
Roekneld, the shipping point, on Men
d'v. 1, & N. R. 11. Mail serai-weekly.
John Uderson, p stmaster.
Alderson John. General Store.
Brow — .. expr -• agt
Galloway & Bro, flour-mill.
GAM A EI EE. A country settlemei :
of 35 people, it; Monroe county, 9 nr.i ■■■
from Tompkinsvilie, the county-seat, ". "
■ .1 ADJU8TED II PAID '
V; ! :• : ' i - ' ,! .•■ ai?S WO maDftgC,
BARBEE & CA'STLEIWAN, Lou sviile, Ky.
Aji'itit* e*erj~w«ere South*
GAM
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GAR
1M
from Glasgow, the nearest railroad station,
jtrnl iSOmilesfrom Louisville. Mail semi-
weekly. U. C. Riggs. p istmaster.
Cleveland W J. lawyer.
Comer \V C, general st >re.
Crabtree F S, school teacher.
Crahtree II F, pin i
Crawford S S. blacksmith.
rd II H,
Dolsou M J, boarding house.
Harlin G W, hotel.
Hayes & Braddorit', Sour-mills.
Jenkins MeH. physician.
Jones Rufus, mechanic.
Newman & Vandiver, general store.
Riggs C C, physician.
Ritter Alexander, Sour-mill.
GANGES. Grant e« unty (SeeMacon).
6 east of Crittenden, its nearest shipping
point, on the C. S. R'y, and 100 north-
east of Louisville Tri-woekly mail.
Population 20. F. lielmich, postmaster.
Cahill John, justice of pea< e,
Claycamp lieiirv, blacksmith,
Gelfon — . express and railroad agt.
H>.lmicll I-'., General Store
liigl to-, - . i _ :i. rt ire.
Tansen B, blacksmith.
Lindci T F, wagon-maker.
McNay R, =av, -null.
Mullins Richard, constable.
Williams A M, physii ian.
GAP CHEEK. A post-office in
Wavne county, l-> cniies south-west of
Monti-cello, the county-seat. Mail daily.
J. II. Shearer, postmaster.
Dennis & Wright, woolen, carding, flour
and saw-mill.
Shearer J. II., General Store.
Zimmerman P. saw-mill.
GARDEN COTTAGE. A country
post-officein Pulaski county. S. R.Owens,
postmaster and physician.
GARDNERSYILLE. In the
northern part of Pendleton county 16
miles north of Falm mth, the county-seat,
GARFIELD. A recently establish-
ed post office in Breckinridge county, 7
miles from Hardinsburg, tin co unty-seat.
Population 15. Stage to Clovorport and
Muldraugh, Mail daily. W. 11. Bell,
| postmaster.
Richardson B. F., General Store.
GARXETTSVJLLE. This town
i is in Meade county. - miles from its ship-
| ping point, Muldraugh Station, on the L.
j & N. R. R., and 28 by turn} ike from
I Louisville. Here lire a grist-mill, 2
I churches, a college and a public school.
I Stages to Muldraugh. BewWvtlle arid
Hafdinshurg. Population lis.H). Daily
p ail. George Howard, postmaster.
! Anderson W G & Co, flour-mill.
j Busch \V J, justice of peace.
Dowel John, justice of peace.
Fausest A. cai penter.
JOE. WADE, Proprietor.
n/N/ a>U cam. mAo&M' adumi hi1
WILL. WADE, Ageuc.
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PICTURE FRAMES,
BRACKETS.
WALL PAPER,
BABY CARRIAGES, &x.
1 •■" > J - - -i • - ' , V-'- ■?
•r- f ' f , , .■,. J Everything in the way of
5 ' *| Rouse Pnrnislimo Goods.
f! Cairo an. I Paducah Bii's
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Duplicated.
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i FULTON, KY.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Household -F'TJK/isriTTJi^E
wy«» warn ilm m^ . . . : I :' T ' ■^■■^ ,
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Pitch W F, saw-mill.
Funk John, shi emaker.
Hutchens W A, carpenter.
Jaggers Nel on, cai ponter.
Lane 0 II, blacksmith.
Nevett & Keni e ly, general stare.
Partlow A C, blacksmith.
Patton Charles, general store.
Pusey Dr Jl K, dnurgist..
Randall S F. em r J store.
ShaubingLon A. general store.
Sterrott S P. rWr-mill.
Stier Fred, -!,..■•■ taker.
Withers J A ik Son, dour-mill.
Withers.! B, 3!: Iff
Wooldridge Thomas, live stock.
OAUKfiTT, A post-office in Meade
county, 'J miles from Brandenb irg, the seal
of juatici , and 8 from Muldnui -'•■. I • ■
shipping point, »n L. x \. K. R. p, . . ..
tion 50. Mail d: ilv ^r ..-. • tfu] I,;U1_:;(
and Bewloyville daily, fare Vo cents. * (.'.
K. Crutch r, po ■• nast«;r.
Cruteher C. 5\., Physician. Drut'trist
and Dentist.
Funk John, shoemaker.
Hilf Wm, wagon-mak^r
Miles G If. g. . al -tore.
Reson & Osborne, £t neral store.
Robinson I>r T C, druggist.
Scott George, blacksmith.
Wtaalen, wagon-maker.
6ARRETTSBURO. A post-offioe
in Christian county. 14 miles from Iiop-
kinsville, the nearest railroad station and
county-seat. Population 00. Mail tri-
weekly. J. U. White, postmaster.
Bacon H E, general store.
1$ dsber\ .1 A. bl n ksmith.
Discon \V B, hotel.
King A I), justice of peace.
Melcalf 1) J, constable.
Metcalf .J N. pin sician.
Reav Postin, ji -' i e of pr>aee
Ryals Rev W II ( — ).
Thomas J Q, p i\ -i
Wilis B L, physician.
Wilson h A. physician.
Worker VV .1, physician.
seat, and COO east of Louisville. Ashlai !
15 miles north, on the Ohio river, is t -
nearest shipping point by water. Ex]
largely of cuai. Daily mail. Population
400. J. Barrett, postmaster.
Artist James, saloon.
Castuer, Barrett & Co., Genera
Store,
Darr ell Wm, shoen iter.
Galagher .!■ !m, hotel.
Gebhart Fred, railroad an'ent.
Geiger ■, gei eral store.
Link John, blacksmith.
Logan John M, physician.
Ratelifl Kobert, grocery.
Ri« e B S, physician.
Stafredire George, wagon-maker.
Zrigler Rev J W (M. th list).
GEXEVA. A «lla.ge of 50 inhabit-
ants, in the south-western | art of Hei . r-
s ici ci ''inty, 7 mi! ■- fn ■•>. the c unty- •< 'it,
wbii ! i also the most i on ,-cni. nt shi
point. Abbott's L: tiding, 1 mile soutl <
the Ohio river is aist a shipping point bj
wati r. An opening here tor a flour and
grist-mill. Daily stage to Henderson,
Morgan field, and Uniontown; far' "■•
$1.50, and $2. Mail tri-weekly. W. A.
Sisson, postmaster.
Abbott R II, constable.
Averitte W G, drugs and notions.
Dixon II T, physician.
Eakins J Wm, justice of peace.
Parmer John, dry goods.
Lockett F G. wagon-maker.
Lym < ieorg jusl ice of peace.
McBride K U, groceries and liquors.
Randolph S W, chairman school board.
Sandefur M ( ', physician.
Sisson Win. A., Groceries, Notions,
Produce, and Fur-.
GEIGEIJSVIEEE. On the K. K
R'y, in. tl ■' astern pari >: Carter county
11 miles north of Grayson, rue , >un
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GEOlCGE'S CHEEK. A little
south-east ot the center ol Lawrence com ly,
on Big Sandy river, about 300 miles fr< rn
Louis\ ille, is a s< tth ment of 25 pi p e
having this name. Semi-weekly mail.
CI i les H. Bord rs, postmasti :.
Bartlett Pi ter, bout and shoemaker,
Boldin VVrn, carpenter.
Borders A saw and grist-mill and tanne
R i • - A <.V ( ' '. g me 'al st< re.
Borders Cliaries H., llutel and Gen-
eral Store.
aia Sara * p i | ■ ' over?) o.o'.mofriro «i a $e
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Davis W H, physician. j Bell John A., Ed and Propr. George-
Lovins VYm, blacksmith. town Times, also Bookseller, Stationer
Richardson G S, general .-tore and News Agt, cor. Main and Hamilton.
Swetuian J W, physician. I Bradley & Bradley, lawyers.
! I ryan Francis F, physician.
GEORGETOWN. This town, ac- j £r^ Robert T, physician.
■ c , ■ .-. i , IsnrcD oc Green, groceries,
cordm? to the census of 1880 has a popu- 1t.it . i
■ .- ° .- o,v- , i . , F "ur "V James, wati h-maker.
lation oi iJ.Ooi, and is the count v-seat of t? m n
0 . , . ., • B lrns 1 1 . painter.
Scott, in t! east ■.■ ■ -. conn v. on ., , ., -
., /, c ,. -., .... •.•!-,! h, ounty surveyor,
the C b. Kv., 1J miles north ci Lexinjr- ,-. • ., , ..-,
, 0 -,, . ,. ,. , ., . .- ,, t-antril James b, lawyer,
ton, 18 north-east ot irankiort, b/ south ... . ,. ,, ,, -,
- /r j ;>,, - t •! ' ers Mrs If M, p lotrraph operator,
of Cincinnati, and s'.l easl o! Louisville. ,. ,, ,, . ' *.
„,, , , .. . LaauiOers Liarvev M. iish rruit, etc.
The puice abounds in costlv private res- /M , T r. ,
. l ; i • :. Lhai ibers Jem 1>. sboemaKer,
idences and busn ess bi >c a its educa- ,-,. * T ,
....... ,. ( ! eanev James L. hv< rv.
tional fucinties are f>xt»msive b . I wn ,, ... • ^.- TT
,, ,. a i •■ ■ , • • ,. j i ' - unian Am H, physician.
Colli - . founded in ]-_\ i- . • :if A here. ,. , ,, . , • , ,
T iV.- . \ n -• Cose Geor<re A, town marshal.
In audi tion t > the above, there are locat- ' T, „-
, j , ,-, . Pari-.anv W b, lawver.
e I here, ■ '> . .- • uaie b-minarv, .-, ■-,, ■ ,fin nnn
,, . ,. .. - Deposit l,n, x : i ■•■■ iretown, cap $90,000;
Georgetown Semii ,.-!... . ,■ ,, , ,, ,- ,f . '
, , , • • 1j I. ilerndo i. pre*: J l Kelly, rush.
free school and several prn Ue ones. Lhere T.. ,, r T.
, , ' .. >, , . „ Donnal y & Burjrin. deni «ts.
are ^ix churches, as I 'Hows: Meth li t,
Duel • \lr\ li M, p«:S 'o i iretown col
and Catholic, lhere . :i J baiiKe, - v ,,
with an ajrjrresrate capita f $450,000- t^e* NotleycN-rk circut court
the Farmers' Bank ,i Keni „ cy is one of '"V"? SiU,Ui;'la-v-. . ,'"'v1'1. -^^
, , • hd.tor and Proiirieror. 31am st. opp.
the prominent bank^ in the btate, and is ■ ., . , , rt
, ' , . , ,.,'.,, i I mrt-house. ibee adi\)
Farmers' l^.uik of Kentucky
a branch of several banks, w! ieh, in the
atrcreerate, represent over 51.0o0.000—
CT&? ' a ■' -,, .. , 'ranch;. Lanital r bU.UOO; burpiu*
i. steam nourinsr r«u U. a Mas 'inc and pub- . ..,. ,.., , • -J v> t • t-> . ' «r
.. , ,, . => , , h., • $2o,000. J. 1- . Robinson, Prest; >..
ho hali, two weekly newspapers, the ; r, ,, , ,, >r , u -u
r~ ' „.. -, ,. - f. , Spears, Cash. Lot Mum and ri&mutnTi.
(ieororetown Time* and hvery Saturday, , & ,
and .y h'lte s, ti*- most worthy uf note i -^ ' >->•-. tj ut t» i*t„ t „,_
,..,,. ,, , rr,-, rarmeri Lxcbange. Runt R \\ est, inan-
beins' the Ueor^etow:. Hotel, the streets ■■ ^, •
, .? . ., ■ , , atjer. Main, opp court-house,
oi th« town are beaut lfuwv shaded ami , -r-- , , , ', ' -
..,,,.,. , .. , i inlev Joseph, si end.
lighted with eras, and it re eivcs an ample ,.- ., ; ' „ ,
3 , .. ,,. : t Kineli •' anifs i>. lawyer.
supply oi water trom the famous "nie . ^ i * ir
c, rf - ., , . . i i i «• • rorward A \\ . carnasces.
bpnn.tr, which flows trom a burn iiiuft or ,, , ,,r D • • ,
,.' y~ I,- « , ,r rowler \\ r. tinsmith,
limestone rack. hzuress Adams, lele- ,. ■ r .
, ... . ... ,r ., , ., U ics John b, trr< i enes.
graph Western Union. Mail daily. ,^ r , . , , ,
n. J „ ... - : GasnerJuhn r. hoots ana shoes,
Juu.sKn Stitee, postmaster. ,. ,. , ., ■ ,, . .
Georgetown Female Seminary, J Kucker,
Adam David A. Ei & R R a^t and hatter. principal.
Alexander" John, bui • .-. . Georgetown Hotel, Beaton & Lup-
Askew James F, master c>mr and lawyer. ton Proprietors. Cor. Main and Cross.
Ayres & O'Neill E. \V. Ayres, 11 (Set ado \
U'Neill'i, Li". -rv. Feed and Sale Stable. Georgetown Times, (Weekly). J.
Main St. (Si'n adi\\ A. Bell, Editor and Proprietor. Estab-
Baily James build r. ! lished January 1, 18C7. Circulates ex.
Barkh % Augustus B, harm --s-maker. ■■ n ivi ly in Sc nd h ii gcounties.
Barkluj l?l > ti J i^ro i 1 ■- ,. : Getzend.-mner -Henry, marble.
Barlow K C & Son.jewi lers. Goctz Peter, barber.
Barlow Win H, i>;:v-! - Grifleth VV T & Co, irrocers and saloon.
Beaton *V" fjiipton l'. A I iton G. Hail & Jesse. dni«rgi>ts.
F. Lupton, Propr. G-.rtr-town Hotel, • 11 nl.re.-k & Gay U>, meat market.
cor Main <k Crus-. '■ -• ■ : . - H nilton & L" wis, physicians.
Blackwell W R, station l.^'"1 t C S R R. j Herring Win B, saddler.
m II, GO. OF IflLI
( r'.' iJ a a t Southern Dep't
LOUIS VIIiLE, KY.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Hickey Levy, painter.
Hinch Leonard, restaurant.
Hoklen Jeptha, flour-mill.
Holtzclaw Mrs G, dre>s-maker.
Howe Rev W J i. hristian ).
Humphreys John R. grocer.
Hunter Rev John G I Presbyterian).
Johnson He iry V, county attorney.
Kentucky Granger's Mutual
Uem tit Society, Co-operative Life
Insurance. \V. Z. Thomson, S-o. Mem-
bership over2,000, and increasing. Char-
tered 1874. Permanent Fund $25,000.
Lair A K, Hour-mill.
Lemon Jtt.- (.'. justice of peace.
Lemon J F M, builder.
Logan Mrs J A, dress-maker.
Li i r Samuel \V, lawyer.
McCullugh Patrick, carr iage-inaker.
McDonald Mrs S A, pr 5 Farmers' Home.
Marks Isaac, clothing.
Miller John, groceries.
Mitchell Wm, clothing.
Moody Henry, harness-maker.
Moore & Lemon, groceries.
Moore «.V: Thomson, (Jas. H. Moore,
Wm. Z. Thomson), Fire Insurance
Agents. Represents Royal Insurance
Company, of Liverpool, London and
Lancashire, of Liverpool, England.
Neal C T & Co, paints, etc.
Nichols & Nunnelley, groceries.
Nuckles Robert C, ins agt a'.d notary.
Odor Ah xander, pr< pr Southern hotel.
O'Neill & Harp, horse-shoers.
Owens Wm C, lawyer.
Piston George E, dry goods.
Payne George V, judge < ounty court.
Peak Luke, constii I le.
Perm & Jenkins, coal, grain, and farming
implements, etc.
Phipps Win R. photographer.
Prewitt George E, lawyer.
Price E, ta-ilor.
Pollen James jailor.
Pullen W E & Bro, meat market.
Randal Beni F, undertaker and coroner.
Redd Mrs Amanda, dre- -maker.
Rhoton Hon r S, city judge, ins agt and
lawyer.
Risdale Preston T, city clerk and printer.
Roberts R F.mlin, hardware.
Robinson James F. pres Farmers Dank.
Rolan John V, blacksmith.
Rucker Prof J J, prin Georgetown Female
Seminary.
Savage & Robinson, barbers.
Sconce James F, justice of peace.
Shepard Samuel S, jeweler.
Sherntt Mr- J FJ( millinei.
Sherritt Wm W, hardware and builder.
Sinclair Jolm T. insurance agent.
Sinclair Mrs J W, dress-maker.
v illman Rev C G (Baptist).
- lade Louis A. tailor.
-. ( harles 1), saloon.
Smith N R, saloon.
Soper oc Simmons, dry goods.
Sowards Miss 1 , dress-maker.
Spears Jake V, druggist
Spears Son, Cashier Farmer's Bank
of Kentucky, also Fire Insurance Agent,
corner Main and Hamilton.
Stedman, Mrs S E, mi I'm er.
Stefl'ei Judsc '1 H, stationery.
Stevenson John M, furniture and under.
taker.
Stevenson Milton, lawyer.
Stone Kinzea, groeeries.
Stone & McConnell, groceries.
Thomasson John C, physician.
Thompson James II, groceries.
Thompson & Crumbuugh, lumber.
Warrendale Female Seminary, Miss M I'
Hewitt, principal.
Washer & Abrahams, general store.
Webb & Davis, drv goods.
WelU Rev James M Baptist).
Wells S S. insurance agent.
West Clark A. physici in
West Rob't It.', Editor and Proprietor
of Every Saturday, Main Street, opposite
Court-house. 1 See adv.)
White Mrs P. milliner.
Williams George, eating-saloon.
Wolfe .[ Henry, county clerk.
Worstell Mrs'N T, proprietress Centra!
Hotel.
Wor.-tell & Jones, groceries and liquors.
Wright Rev J E (Methodist).
GERMANTOWN. This village is
located in Mason county, 12 miles fr m
Maysv le, the county— eat, and 11 from
Ana . ta, its nearest shipping point, on
the Ohio river, and about 175 miles from
Louisville, It has 0 churches, 2 schools,
I grist-mill and an estimated population
of 400. Tobacco is the lending export.
-•■.;• to Burksville and Waysville, fare r»0
cents; and to Augusta tri-weekly. Daily
mail. Ann M. Robey, postmaster.
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CI BMEKS HOUSE, VERANDA 1K-TKT..
Danville, Ky. 0r£$Ll OIIlOlrXTl KichoUBTine.K,.
THOROl ".HLY RE-FITTKD AStl SE-F: JK1SHED,
BEATON & LUPTON, - - Proprietors,
GEOEGBTOWN, . . . KI-JSiTTTJClC-Sr
Sample Rooms first floor. Enquire for Livery at the office Give u* a trial and we will endeavor ta
please you.
K.W.AYBES. HCGHOVNEILL. f , ., - • — -,-r , ^
Livery, Sale and Training Stable, 5 M
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WEST MA;N ST., GEORGETOWN, KY. H*5
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Saddle Horses, Buggies and Carriages for hire, and Driver rs-_ ^^.'-v ^."f
f unused if des.red. - «■ ' -— jS^
Tl-.e patronage of Commercial Traveler* solicited.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD. AND HOARDED BY THE DAY OR WEEK.
J. V. ROBINSON, President. NOA SPEARS, Cashier.
FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY
G-ECBGETOW1T, KY.
Capital, $330,000. SiarplMs, $25,000.
Personal attention given to collections and remit promptly for same on day of payment, and charges at
lowest rate of exchange
f ublished at Ge-Jrystown, Ky.
every sj±.rrTjjRJjjj\rr ^oiRisnosrGK
Devoted to the industrial interents of Scott Connty, and propogei to repre-s-ut the prin< iplea of the Demo-
cratio Party. An excellent Advertising Medium. Hates low
23.CjE32BS.T 23,. TTCTEST, . . . ^Altoa and rroprietci.
I . t. ... -. ..' '..-.-j « = ■.'•...•»» • • <a fei«fe $X ife .",
Send for Estimates. J. is'. ATKINSON, 3I3-3.M" South Clinton Street CHICAGO, ILL,
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Browning J C, druggist.
Black 'I heudore J, ieaf-tobacco.
Coleman Wm W, justice of peace.
Dim melt El ih < , | y deian.
Dora Thompson M, general store.
Downing John, p dice judge.
Elliott E D, grocer.
Elliott J W, tob u 'o,
Erion Ge >rge, carp-enter and undertaker.
Frazee Dr Jo nil tobacco
l?ri . • J< seph T, general store.
( . '■ '. ,gher Charles, :- irber.
Galligher Garrison, blacksmith.
Galligher John, blacksmith.
German town Co-operative Store, N C John-
aon, manager.
Harmon M, ;:uv and flour-mill.
Hiles W M. Iran ess and shoes.
Holton Hei ry E. prin of s :bool.
Holton .John II. phy: ieian.
Holton Wm W, general store.
Kelly A. tailor.
Kirk J J, w agon-maker.
Miller T, i • per.
Norris J), tobacco.
Northcutt Rev H C (M Episcopal).
Pollitt Robert H. wagon-maker.
Pollock Isaac, physician.
Pollock Samuel )', justice of peaea.
Power K H, carpenter.
Rye & Jones, carriage mnfrs.
Savage Charles S. physician.
Spates Rev W W (Methodist).
Stiles A P, carpenter.
Stiles Cornelius hotel proprietor.
Thompson Robert, marshal.
Thompson & Voungman, carpenters.
Williams Elijah, tobacco.
West Rev J i i Christian).
Woodward Isaac M, constable.
Woodward *S: Kirk, undertakers.
GETHSEMAM:. In the southern
part of Nelson county, on the Knorville
branch of the L. & N. R. R., 14 miles
south of Bardstown, the count}* -seat, 4S
miles south of Louisville. Gethsernano
College is located here. Adams Express.
Daily mail. R. ( . Reid, postmaster.
Gethsernane College, «
Head F M, wh li mors.
Head V M & Co, distillers.
Holland T J, wirpent..T.
McGrave Rev — M itiiolic).
Peak James E, blacksmith.
Pottinger T .1 & Co, distillers.
Reid K C, grocer, ex and R R agent.
Reid & Cissell, general store.
GHEXT. An incorporated town f
500 inhabitants, » rid a landing on the Ohio
river, in Carroll county, 9 miles from ita
shipping point. Liberty, on the L., C.& L.
R. R., and 75 from Louisville. Here
I eteum CI 'iir-mill, 3 churches, and L col-
lege. Daily stage to Liberty, fare $1.
Adams Express. Daily mail. Wm. How-
ard, postmaster.
Brown N C phvsician.
Crutcher & Bryanton, carriage-makers.
Duncan C 6, tlour-mill.
Gains F II phvsician.
Howard 1! C, saw-mill and undertaker.
Howard Samu ;. pin :ician.
Howard Will., General .Store.
Lester & Crn'ic, t t and shoe mfrs.
St< s enso! J H, ■_••" ei al 'tore,
Tandy J \) &. S i - i eral store.
Tandy J Q A: W H, general store.
Whitehead Wm, druggist.
GILBERT'S CKEEK STAT'N.
On the Richmond bran h ol the L. & N.
R. R., in the north-eastern part of Lincoln
county, G miles east of Stanford, the
county-seat, and 109 south-east of Louis-
ville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Clara
Belts, postmaster.
Betts Gi'org-e W., Grain and Produce,
Express and Station Agt.
Dudder Br<>-, flour-mill.
Taylor A T. blacksmith.
Taylor C & Sons, di~tiilers.
GILBERTS VIL.L.E. On the Ten-
nessee river, and the P. Oe E. R. R., in tl e
north-eastern part of Marshall county, VI
'miles north-east of Benton, the county-
seat, and 'J0-i south-west of Louisville.
Goods maybe shipped by rail or water.
Southern Express. Daily mail. T. B. Wal-
ler, post tna» er.
Paducali Lumber ('<>., Lumber and
Shingle Mfrs and General Store.
Waller T. 15., General Si,, re. Hotel,
Express and Railroad Agent.
GIEEMOUE. In the south-eastern
part of Wolf' county, !•"> miles suul east
of Campton, the county-seal, ISO so.uth-east
8
I a i i i**' fi» I
,
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• i . :
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Ilavr S'.-ttlcil more tlitm 1,400
Losses, v»itii Slave lie.d but i,i Itc-
£ II 1 1 Si? i *i»»c<i «. taimt. A/ents Everywhere
GIL
AND BUSINESS 1/iRECTORY.
GLA
187
of Cornwall, ita nearesl shipping poii . oi
the Ml. Sterling division «>f the L. C. & L.
H. R., and 180 from Louisville. A iams
Express. Dailj mail. Population To.
James If. Vest, postmaster.
Bean R T & Co, express agents.
Ely Rev James (Methodist), and wagon-
maker.
Elv llohert F, boot and shoemaker.
Fallen C M. surveyor.
Graham Joseph D, school-teacher.
Graham IS B, distiller.
Haddox A N, constable.
Johnson -I S, school teacher. *
Rashes Rol ert \, ! mr-mill.
Lindon A J, justice.
Little E B. distiller.
Little Rev II II (Christian).
Little Rev James M ; V thodist).
Minton K G, ~h in a '■ r.
Minton Rev E W , M< the list i.
Stricklin Wm 1', coal miner.
Vest James II., Bookseller, Farmer.
ami Cooper.
Wallin James H, surveyor.
GIIVL'S MTL.I,S. On Licking river,
in Rowan county, 9 miles from M> rehead,
the county-seat, and 20 from its si p . .
point, nillsV>orough, is situated this village
of 525 inhabitants. It lias two c'nurci 1 -, !
school and a grist and woolen-mill. Mail
4 times a week. Newton Johnson, post-
master.
Alfrey Samuel, blacksmith.
Alfrey «!£ Thomas, <Jrist and Woolen-
Mi' K.
Alley James, blacksmith.
Evans John, shoemaker.
J ihns >n 0 B, w a 7< n-maker.
Johnson Newton, General Store.
Johnson Richard, blacksmith.
Myer Joseph, hotel.
\\ iicoxson 1 » C, t( acher.
Wjatt W. P., Sheriff.
GIMLET. An unimportant post-
office in Elliott county.
GLASGOW. This city of .1.300 in-
habitants is the county-seat of Barren
county, h is the south-western terminna
of the Glasgow branch of the L. & >>'. P..
R„ 10 miles fron ' n ii e, an I 10!
from Louisvilie. Here is a carding-mill,
4 flour-mills, a handle factory, ;i weekly
newspaper, and a good h itel, the Murre-11
House, a ru; nl ■ •■• of rim chun lies, and 2
-'!;•■ rior educational in Litutions, ; :. ' I is -
gowNoi iiool favorably-known, and
the Liberty Female Cul ege, .vhich is I )
one f the mest prosperous ::i the Stat' and
1- replete with all modem appliances for
educational irnpn vemei t. Glasgow is in
the very center of the best oil-producing
portion of the State. 1 1 is a distributing
point for a large section of country, and
enjoys a good trade from the counties
south. Lumber, cattle, tobacco, horses,
mules, and bogs are shipped. Stages to
Tompkinsvilie and Burksville; fare $3.
Adams Express. Two daily mails. James
C. Evans, postmaster,
Adams James C, propr oil wells (4 miles s).
Bacon & Mitchell, tobac 0.
Barbee Juices T, atty at law.
Black Joseph, blacksmith.
Bohannon George M, Lawyer.
Boles & Eubank, lawyers.
Botiomley Thomas V, photographer.
M.T. PKDIGOScBRO.
; Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
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■ atsisa vi"C5-c««««.Ki-«, ._ _, . . — —
.Hints veil fed and groomed at a reasonablt price.
Excellent s lie Horse: Pleasure Buggies, Drninmers1 Wagons. &c,
Special attention given to the Commercial travel. Hacks to and from all Train*.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER GLA
Botts Win K, lawyer.
Bradford Mrs Sarah M, millinery.
Bradford Win J, grist-mil 2J miloa n).
Bradford & VVood. tannery.
Breeding Frank M, bui der.
Breeding James A, dei ';-;.
Browder Rev Robert W (Methodist).
Brvan & Che k, g< neral store.
B .'• rd TC & O n iths.
Bybee Philip, barber.
Cardi Lucian W, leaf-tobacco.
Carr Dulaney R, lawyer.
Chirk Warder tV Co, flour-mill.
Collins Richard P, school commissioner.
Ceyle Maurice M, s! >vos. and tinware.
Crenshaw Robert, blacksmith.
Davison Benj G, grocery.
Pel vjuix John B, :•••. elry and notions.
Depi it Bank of Glasgow, capital $150,-
000. Wra L Porter" pre?; Michael II.
Di :kinson, eashiei .
DeppTbos C, saddler.
Dickey & Doty, lawyers.
Dickinson Wm, lawyer.
Dillon Wm II. shoemaker.
Dinkelspeel & Son, groceries.
Dud" & Alcock, lawyers.
Ebert & Allen, lumber.
Ellison E igene T physician.
Evans James C, Postmaster.
Fisbback &. Jackson, lumber (1 miles-e).
Franklin Jerry, barber.
Franklin Wm W. county clerk,
Frie John M. marble.
Ganter Edward I), jewelry.
Ganter L V, dentist.
Garnctt Wm M, dentist.
Glasgow Normal School, AlonzoW Mell,
principal,
Glasgow Weekly Times. Woods & Snoddy,
proprietors.
Gorin Henry C, lawyer.
Grady Albert A, sewing-machines.
Gr nstpad Robert B, physician.
Hamlet Charles A., Manufacturer of
Eliekorv 1! II - \xo. P k Sledge, etc.
Hamlet «& Vaufthan, (Charles A. Hun,,
let, .i >1 n Vauirhan ■. Plai ieg-miil Lum-
ber Manufacturers, and Sash, Doors, and
Blinds.
Harlow & Well*, luir.be!- [oh miles s-e).
Kartnet! James, shoemaker.
Harvey & Co. general store.
Hill Bybee A: Co. groceries, etc.
Hill < 'harles L, may* r.
Hodgkins Mrs P W, millinery.
Hoggins Wm E, distiller (2 miles west).
Jepson .la—' .!, pb \ sieian.
Jones Samuel E, co mty judge.
JoiK'S & Coekrill (John W. .Tone;,
Wm M. Coekrill), Lawyer-. Collection
and Insurance Agents.
Jordsn Mr.- PS, millinery.
Jordan & Anderson, merchant tailors.
Kaufman S & Co, dry go< ds.
Kinslow Jas, agt oil wells i 2\ miles south).
Laswell Frank M. cooper.
Lawless Burrell, lawyer.
Leei h .1 ohn, shoemaker.
Leech Joseph T. phvsician.
Leslie Jeremiah B, lawyer.
Lessenberry J B, hotel.
Liberty Female College, J B Reynolds,
pres't aid sec'y.
Locke Wm N\ drugs, books, etc.
Matt news Joseph W, lumber ; kl\ miles s-w).
Mel! Alonzo W, principal Glasgow nor-
mal sc book
Melven Michael R, wagon and carriage
manufacturer.
Meyers & Son, flour-mill and lumber.
Mitchell James, Livery, Sale, Feed
and Exchange Stable and Live Stock
Dealer and Breeder, and Proprietor
Omnibus Line.
Morris Emanuel, general store.
Murray John A. !'. R agt and salt and coal.
Murrell's Hotel i$2 |>erclay). Jas.
Murrell, Proprietor. Opp Public Square.
Nunn & Ganter, druggists.
Pace Wm H saddler.
PedigoJohn II, live stock.
Pedigo J it .v Sons, wagon-makers.
PedigoM. T. & Brother, (Madison
T. and Santson P.). Livery, Sale, Feed
and Exchange Stable. [See adv I
Port.- & R tter, lawyers.
Prest n John B. grist-mill ('4 miles n-w).
Price .Tamos F., Livery, Sale, Feed
and Exchange Stable. Horses and Mules
Bought and Sold.
Pun el) Samuel T. physician.
Ralst c .v E11K grist-mill (7 miles s-w).
Kauhohl Henry, Bakery, Restaurant,
( nfeotionery, Fancy Groceries, Cigara
ai d Tobacco, and Smokers' Articles,
Fruits, etc.
Read Go rge W, live stork.
Reynolds Thomas T. lawyer.
Riggan Wm 11. meat market.
Ritter Mr., Mary, grist-mill (»'> miles * e).
Rogers, Joseph I', drug* and books.
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BARBEE& CASTLEHAN, Louisville, Ky.
Agents everywhere SontU,
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Rogers & Wood (Lewis P. Rogers
Clarence Wood), SVh l< .• and Retail
Hardware, Iron, an J Groceries; Pork
Packers and Dealers in Agricultural
Implements; Agts Oliver Chilled Plow.
Sanders & Kinsli ., . - ceries, hardware,
and queeosware.
Shader A lolphus, stoves and tinware.
Terr v Cbn •'. ■ teral store,
Trigg AC/i ikers.
Wilkinson Lewis, propr Wilkinson house.
Williams Win A. pin sician.
Williams & Grinstead, wagon-makers.
Woods tfcSnoddy, prop's Glasgow Weekly
Times.
C 1^ A S GO \Y ,J V S CT I OX. A
town -if" 885 inl abitants, and tl;e junction
of the Glasgow branch with the main I ne< i
the L. Ox: N. U. R , located in the north-west
corner of Barren county, 11 mi'e.i from
Glasgow, the county-seat, and 91 from
Louisville. It is sit this point that passen-
gers get off who are visiting Mammoth
Cave and Grand Avenue Cave. It has a
good hotel at the station. Western Union
telegraph. Adams Express. Daily mail.
Isaac West, postmaster.
Roles J C, grocer.
Cox Eugene, general store.
Dickinson James F, justice of peace.
Duncan K Y, town marshal.
McConnell Sc Duncan, blacksmiths.
Matthews J W, flour-mill.
Mentz Edward H., Prop'r Mentz
House, Station and Express Agent.
Mentz Rous;', Edward H. Mentz, Pro-
prietor.
Monroe John W, flour-mill \2 miles n w),
Parrish James S, general store, physician,
find grist-mill.
Proctor G M, police judge.
Pro stor Geo M. propr stone quarries.
Proctor Larkin ,J. law;, r.
Puckett J rimes U, leaf-tobacco.
Renfro S M, general -tore.
Roberts .1 .1, general itore.
Spai k , J i . I . , rnith.
West Isaae, Postmaster.
West & Sun (Isaac ami James T.),
Carpenters.
and 7 from Warsaw, the county-seat. It
has 1 saw. mill, 2 churches, and a private
school. Corn, hogs, and tobacco are
shipped. Adams express. Daily mail.
R. K. Foster, postmaster.
Anderson C, wagon-maker.
Brock J D, general store.
Calender Philip, hotel -
Crouch H. 15., Leaf-tobacco.
Daniel A D, general store.
Denton J M, sjen store, ex and R R agt
1). rman A. rniliinerv.
Foster II. !•]., Druggist.
Horton & Mi - ■, i lacksmitbs.
Kemper A., Grocer and Leaf-tobacco.
Lilly David, boots and shoes.
Noel A D, lawyer and teacher.
Noel H S, 1. te'l.
Noel -.V Son _r"r:"'r;i! store.
Norman H. W., Saw and Grist-mil!.
Norton T 11. undertaker.
Skirvia Mrs 3, millinery.
Spencer Rev T A Baptist) and teacher.
Yager 0 B, physician.
GLEXCOE. This is a settlement of
250 people in Gallatin county, on the
L., C. <& L. Ry., 68 miles from Louisville,
GLEXDALE. On the Memphis
division ot* the L. i. N. R. R.,in the south-
eastern part of Hardin county, 7 miles
south-east of Elizabethtown, and 50 south
of Louisville. Linnland College is near
h^re. Adams Express. Telegraph West-
ern Union. Daily mail. E. H. Dram,
postmaster.
Adams W O. ex and R R ag>mt
Allen J M & Son, general store.
Drain E. If., Telegraph Operator.
Irwin W S. physician.
Mason W B, physician.
Neighbours W C, saloon.
Redman C F.
Richardson W C. general store.
Shaw John, shoemaker.
Skaggs W, wagon-maker.
Woodring John W, hotel.
GL,EX'S FORK. Known as Glen-
ville. in the so ith-etstern part of Adair
county, 7 miles south-east of Columbia, the
county-seat, '- i south ot' Campbellsvi le,
on the C. & 0. branch ot the L. oc N. I..
R., and 107 south-east of Louisville. Pop-
ulation 80. Daily mail. John Oldacre,
postmaster.
Burbridge R, leaf-tobacco.
Cart wright Miss Cora, teacher.
It»" .', K)Ki4[f^a Dating Stamps, Solf-Infcfnsr Stamps, Ban"- ^vy r- , ■
• itenr Prints m rrcsses ami * yp«^ «-> '
j£jj Jit; ' ujfrini i ami iJio Sinker, 1 Ut> itauiiolph M.*, CHICAGO, lu
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Chapman J S, lumber.
Collins K M, bl i ksmith.
Cook Rfv J M (A! Ej iscopal).
Dabney Benja-min, shoemaker.
Dudley J, !eaf-tol acco.
Eubanke Joseph, blacksmith.
Helm Sidney, general -tore.
Marshall !' • tobn co.
Miller Isaac, cabinet-maker.
Murah T W, justic< of peace.
Old acre John, Druggist.
Petty iV Keltor, distillers.
Potts Win H, shoemaker.
Simmons James, wagon-maker.
Strange J C A justh e and blacksmith.
8trang« O A, distiller.
Strange S W, ph y dcian.
Taylor I S. barneys-maker.
Taylor S P, lenf-tobacco.
Taylor it Co, saw and flour-mili.
TurnerS J, flour-mill.
Walker C A, cabinet-maker.
Walk up O (*, justice of peac*.
Walkup & Br© tanners.
Webb Howard, druggist.
Wheat W D. dentist.
Williams & Co, general store.
GLENV1LLE. McLean county
(See Long Falls Creek).
GLENVILLE. Lewis county (See
Cabin Creek).
GLEN WOOD. In the northern
part of Lawrence county, 16 miles north-
east of Louisa, the county-seat 7 miles
east of \\ >;:■!- 1. its n^are t shipping point
on the E. K. P.'y, h id 225 mil< • e:ist of
Louisville. Semi-weekU mail. Popula-
tion 150. F. M. Castle, postmaster.
B( Icber !- ..» , blacl i ith and live-stock
'. : r.
Biggs II C, ph\ sician.
Castle V. M., Sewing Machines, etc.
Chap ■ .1 »1 - A " stable.
Col ." T C, liv« st. . and builder.
Lsm.it • rt Ke\ .)• -■• , justi •■.
Lambert J. ju-tioe of peace.
Neal J L, li re stock.
Quinn John VV. !'<•■< stock and real estate.
Kice Klv:i, (h ur and saw-n .
[li, !■ .'l & M [I. lumber ,-. I gi it-i I
Ri a Re\ R F • M Kpiseopal 6).
Riffe Rev Daniel I Baptist .
Riffe Wm M, blacksmith.
Ross G W, stock-breeder.
Tanon J D, stock-brei der.
Taylor Win, live stock.
Tiller John P. live stock.
Webb John M, flour-mill and live stock.
Webb Wesley, justice and livestock.
Webb Win R, live stock and real estate.
GLORY. A post-office in Marion
county — nothing more.
GOLDEN POND. This settlement
of 30 people is in Trigg county, 3 miles
from its shipping point. Canton, on the
Cumberland river, 12 from Cadiz, the
county-seat, and 200 from Louisville. Tri-
weekly mail. A. Thorn**, postmaster.
Bogard <fc Bro, general store.
Dix E, wagon-maker.
Johnson J W, physician,
Thomas A., Phyaician.
Williams & Yarborough, hotel.
Yarborough G P, physician.
Yarborough <fc Gordon, leaf-tobacco.
GOOCHLAND, In the easUm port
of Rockcastle county, 15 miles north-east
of Mt. Vernon, the county-seat, 12 miles"
north-east of Livingston, its nearest ship-
ping point, on the L. A N. R. R., ami
14-t south-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly
mail. Population 10. W. D. McGuire,
postmaster, and general store.
GOODLOE. A small post-office in
Floyd county. 10 miles from Prestonburg,
: county-seat. Mail semi-weekly. B. B.
I'orter, ]•• istmaster.
GORDONSVILLE. In the south-
western part ot ,' , . • i unty, 9 miles west
oi Ru-scllvil le, I ic cunty-si at, 6 north of
Whippoorwill, ts nearest shipping point
on the Mi | bis d . is n of the L. & N 11
R and 15<i i • - ■ nth-west of Louisv ille.
Mail daily and stnge 1<> Whippoorwill;
fare 50 cents, t' f ulation 300. James H.
Campbell, postmaster.
Campbi 11 R A & Co, dry goods.
Cole Henrv, bhu k -oiith.
Cole II ■ .. si nalcer.
C< melius Bei ai in, ju-tice of peace.
Critt- nden D W, physician.
Crittenden Gordon & Co, druggists.
t I & S5 ,..- ii * : 'i:»«i;M'» Cent lolli" i • I I ' T i — K . S
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D Witt Rev A C (Methodist).
KJding II M cooper.
Edwards J C, saloon and grocer.
Edwards R R, town marshal,
Gorden Penick «fc Co, 8 >ur and carding-
milJ.
Grumbly Wm, cooper.
Gunther [lev J \\ (Presbyterian).
Hawkins 0 L, wagor.-rr.fi
Jories L S, barne.ss-maker.
Lyne James, physician.
MeCaller Rev Vv tn | Kp »c .pal), and drugs.
Morehfad P L, justice of peace.
M on head S T. physician.
Morrow L B, dentist.
Richard Samuel, shoemaker and barber.
Sale W W, law_v»r.
S&nden It W, general store.
Smith J J, cooper.
ftmitli J C& Bro, general store.
GORII. I« the post-office name for
G»resburg, which i« also known as Dan-
ville Junction. It is located in Boyle coun-
ty, at the junction of the C. S. Ry with
tho Knoiville branch L. A: N. R. R., 6
mites south of Danville, the county-seat.
This enterprising village no^v nas a popu-
lation of 200, and is ra ■, reasing. A
good hotel, the Gore B •.-•.-. also church
and school are here. A cod opening is
presented at this place for a :! mring-mill,
or anymanuf'aetur ngbu-mess would prove
successful, as land is cheap and transporta-
tion facilities are excellent. Express Ad-
ams. Telegraph W. U. Mail daily. T.
W. Gore, postmaster.
Belk .1 (I. restaurant.
Calvert James. R R and express agent.
( up ■ ..-■■ J ti ley rupl >pe: ator.
Gon !',)•(»-.,. Hotel
(Joro Hoii%<>, Gore Br s., Proprs.
K - Wm, 1 ri--r.
I'. ! ii"' Hotel, A Tribbb'. propr.
R .; -s \V G, .'.--" p stm .
Snider Martin & Co, stave ! . I >ry.
; ■ .'.. \ \.,,,. i j ropr.
V ; > ■- la I 15. g< -t.. ra! <ore.
WVb-r Ho ise. John W. ber, pn pr.
Wi -hind C, meat market.
on the L., C. & L. Ry., and 13 north of
J Louisville. Daily mail. Population 40.
i M. A. Shrader, postmaster.
; Di erson James, physician.
j Peyton G, wagon-maker,
K ill Rev John i Pre; b} terian).
Shrader M. A. general store.
Snowden -' kmuci, 9. ur-mill.
| Taylor Walker, blacksmith.
four
post-
GOSIIEX. Known as Saltillo, in the
I rt of I lldham - i , ty, VI rnih s
- '•' if Lagrange, the mty-seal ,
from i\ spect, its nearest shipping point,
GOVER. Also known as Cedar
! (irove station, is on the C. S. R'y. in Pu-
! laski county, 5 miles south of Somerset, the
j county-?* at. Population 100. Mail daily.
' W. II. Humble, postmaster.
Bates & Miller, lumber.
Gover John I., wae;on-maker.
Humble W. If.-, General Store and
Express Agent.
Mc Daniel A. ihoemakcr.
Parker 4 Bro, tlour-mill.
GRADYVTL.L.E. In Adair county,
35 miles from its shipping elation. Horse
Cave, on the L. & N. K. R., ID miles from
Columbia, the county-s< at, a;.d 107 from
Louisville, Population 100. Mai!
times a week. Lewis F. Walker,
master.
Grady Thomas L, hotel.
Hamilton Henry, flour-mill.
Nell E M. lumber and tlour-mill.
Nell E M physician,
N ell James Iv, physician.
Pile C W, tanner.
Roach Jonas, wagon-maker,
Stapp Wm, blacksmith.
Walker & Yates, leaf-tobacco.
V\ more J A & Co, dry goods.
Yates (' C, bla< ksmitb.
GRAEFENBEUG. Also known
as Hard svilli This I • an incorporated
village of about • - ■ ■ popu >■ ■ n, in Shelby
county, 12 miles :■:■ in ;;.; shipping point,
Shelbyville. on the L., C. & L. R. R..
and 42 from Louis' die, Here is a grist
and saw-n ' H arches, and a public
ci hooi. Stages to Frankfort, fare 50 cents.
and Shelby nlle, fare 75 e« nts. Daily mail.
Leonard Blythe, postmaster.
Chi -iri <i W, ph v ician.
LSIytlio «X Hancock. G< neral Store.
I ■ u t • • i ; christian),
Gibbs ..' W, wugon-maker.
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Hall Rev S X (Methodist),
llorine G L, physician.
Jenkins Abel, \ ■ ksmith.
MeCampbell J W, hotei.
McGrath T A, hotel.
Sampson Rev J T Baptist).
Wiggs R M, flour and saw-mill.
OK All VMTOX. Nf ade :ounty. 3
m;;-'- \ est . I ip i' -,.'. its -.. pping station,
on Cecilian branch L. >.Y N. R. 11.. and 12
miles from Brandenburg, the county seat.
Population 200. Mail daily. A Shwaben-
ton, postmaster.
Anderson \V G & Co, flour,saw and cot-
ton-mill.
Lusk Alfred, wagon-maker.
Shwabe ton Ahti ny. general store.
Snider Adam, bo;it and shoemaker.
Spangenburg Andrew, tinner.
G'BAXD VIEW. A post-office in
Hardin county, 45 miles from Louisville
and 5 from Rineyvil'.e, the nearest shipping
point on the L. ec N. R. R. It contains a
steam grist and saw-mill, 2 churches, and a
public school, and has a population of oO.
Tobacco; corn and country produce are
shipped. Semi-weekly mail. W. II. Yates,
postmaster.
Buchanan 0 M, blacksmith.
Caman M. constable.
Tabor C B, justice of peace.
Yates W. II. , General Store.
GRANGE CITY. One half mile
from tlie Licking river, in the southern
partot Fleming county, 14 miles south of
Flemingsburg, the county-seat, 4 south of
Hillsboro, its v are*t shipping point, and
l.r,0 east of Louisville. Pleasant Ridge
Seminary is located here. Daily stage to
Maysville and Owingsville; fare 75 cents
to ea n point. Semi-weekly mail. S. R.
Newman, postmaster.
Bradley W A, deputy county clerk.
Crouch C S, sh< emak r.
Havens A I., live stock.
Jnhnson & Km ran3, I istillers.
Jones James, blacksmith.
Jones & S>>n. live stock.
Kimb rrly W C, blacksmith.
Markw ■■•'■! Jes«e. ^, ■ ,■••,'; store.
Newman, Caywood & Bro., Gene-
ral Store.
Pearce Wm, constable.
1'ettit A J. wagon-maker.
Riddle G A. grweer.
Stevens N M, lumber.
Walter Richard, physician.
Walton R R, tobacco.
Williams Doil, justice.
Williams James, shoemaker.
GRANGE STOKE. A post-«.ffi
having this name was recently establish."
in Pike county. It is 15 miles from IV.
vi le, the county gent and shipping p ■
J. P. Phillips, p stma r and general »ti>r<
GRANT. Known as Belleview, on
the < >hio river, in the eastern part of B ■■■■■ c
county, 8 miles south-west of Burlii .-
the county seat, 8 miles south of Au
Ind., the nearest station on the (). & M.
R'y., and 100 north of Louisville. Goods
should be shipped to Belleview Land
Daily mail. Population 100. A. Coi
postmaster.
Botts 11 C & Co. leaf-tobacco.
Corbin A & Son, gen -tore, coal and lumber.
Deck John, basket manfacturer.
Deck Peter, barber.
Farmers' Co-operative Association, general
store.
Grant W W, blacksmith.
Green M B. justice of the peace.
Griffith H C & Bro. wagon-makers.
MeMuiles G 8, painter and tobacco dealer.
Moody W R, hotel and meats.
Piatt L II. physician.
Rogvrs O, constable.
Smith John, basket manufacturer.
Snyder I) M, justice of the peace.
Verdinand Rev A M i Baptist).
GRANT'S BEND. A country post-
office in Kenton county, and a flag stati* i)
on the K. C. R. R. Jacob Hempfling,
postmaster.
GRANT'S LICK. Only a small
post-office in Campbell county.
GRAPEVINE. A settlement of 25
people in Perry county. II izzard, 15 mi'.-*
distant, is the shipping-station and c
seat, Mail tri-we.-kly. E. Campl -
postmaster.
ft M v ■ ; ' " ' • ' ' ' ' Li?t3F.Ts--I Hata-
; '■"■■' j ! M"l . - FItED
cial»ei^i^ faiiiiH SWsUtJI J Bifltfihafeg 835 Broadway and 830 Li. i'oarCh St, ST. LJDIS, LO.
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Campbell E C, general store.
Campbell James, flour-mill.
Campbell James jr, justice of peace.
Duff J A, lawyer.
Dull" J C, constable.
(iamboll Joseph, justice of peace.
Johnson T K, general store.
Napier M S, flour-n ill.
GIIASSLAX J), i n the southern part
of Boyd countj . lo miles mhu b oi I atietts-
burg, t, le cuunu -seat, ij south ul C lalton.
it? nearest station on the A.. C. *fe 1. R. R.
!■■ uni weekly mail. Albert 11. Stewart,
postmaster.
Clear George, lumber manufacturer.
Graham Ja'i -. •'' ir-mi
SI ewart Alb< rt, Fai mer.
in . blacksmith.
GRASSY CREEK. In the west-
ern part oi M >rgan eountv, 8 mites - h
of West Liberty, the county-seat. 25 south
of Corn well, im the Mt. Sieritnir- diviainii
of the L.. C. & L. II. 11., and 200 south-
east of Louisville. D:<i!y mail. A. H.
Kash, postmaster.
Casky Leamler, distiller.
Cecil & Carter, general store.
Gividun Win L, physician.
Hale Rev John, (Methodist).
Havens John L, justice of peace.
Kash A H, general store.
Kemplin Francis, iluur and saw-mills.
McGlure Rev M 15 ( Baptist).
Oldfield Jessie, constable.
Oldfield John, justice of peace.
Ratliff Marian, blacksmith.
Roe ,1- Hurley, blacksmiths.
I."- James, grain and live stock.
Sanupers James, flour-mill.
Stamper Rev A R (Christian).
GRATZ. On the Kentucky river, in
the south-western part o( Owen county, 9
miles south-west of Owenton, the county-
teat, 21 south-east of Sparta, its nearest
Bbippins: point by rail, on the L., C. & L. R.
R; and 92 north east of Louisville. Daily
stage to Owenton and Sparta. Stage fare
to Owenton SI; to Sparta s2. Daih mail.
Population 1.28. W. II. Min sh, postmaster
Carter Spencer, justi i of peace.
Dupuv Joseph, physician.
Giles II 1), general store.
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Giles L W, leaf-tobacco.
Goodrich cc liambric, flour-mill.
H< ad Rev Jacob • Baptist .
Iiunlcy Evan, wagon-maker.
Jones Joseph, steamboat pilot.
Kavauaugh Rev 11 11 (Methodist).
Leitch Antbone \V, hotel.
Martin .1 B, tjroi er.
Itlitiisii R. J., 1 prietor Express Line
to Owenton.
t W, druggist.
A]iui<-ii W. It., Jeweler, Notions, etc.
Ri • •;, U M 0c M A. general -tore.
\\ ail - ott G W, blacksmith.
WuinscoU James, mail carrier.
Walker Louis E, carpenter.
(i i { A V I -" 1. S W ITCH. In the ex-
tren •■ < ■■-•■ " rt of Marion county, on
the K n ■ •-' ; • ol the L. «sr .N. 1 :
12 i !u east of I ... i u. tin com tv->< t.
and SO southeast of Louisville Adams
Express Daily mail. Population 25. J.
A . Per ell. postmaster.
Arntt 1? E. physician.
Brown G A I), physician.
Crowders Enoch, blacksmith.
Fevrill J. A., General Store, Express
and Rail way Agent.
Williams II E, flour-mill.
GRAY HAWK. A snail post-
office in Jackson county.
GRAYSON. The county-seat of Car-
ter, in the eastern part of the county, on
the Little Sandy river and the E. K. and
E. L. & B S. B. IPs. 285 miles north-east
of Louisville. It has 2 chur< he.-, Metho-
dist and Presbyterian. It. also has several
water-power saw-mills, h earding-mill aad
grist-mill. Export staves, hoop-polea, tan-
bark, lumber and ties. Daily mail. Pop-
ulation 600. S. Neithercott, postmaster.
Armstrong. G W, blacksmith.
Botts J K. In wye:-.
Bowling Wm, lawyer. \.
Brad.-haw Robt R, shoemaker.
BreediiiL' ct DeH irt, general store.
Burebett Burril! W, slu ritf.
Burehett John II. county attorney.
Creighton Re\ li .J (Methodist Episcopal).
]>.i\^ Elins P. elk circuit and county court.
1 >avis Richard I» law yer.
De RoSSetti J. M., Physician.
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Drake Henry N, shoemaker.
Grayson Banking Company, C. C.
Mag&nu .V Son. Proprietors.
Henderson A T, physician.
Holcomb Win C, livery stable.
Hord & Calvin, general store.
Johnson John E, harness-maker and hotel.
Jonos D W, grist and earding-mill.
Jones James D law ver.
Kennedy J J, < arpenterand wagon-maker.
Le-glar A C, station and telegraph agent.
Leonard Mrs H B. Cart< r ..< Eel.
Littlejohn Geo W, agt Eastern Kentucky
railway company . „■ n Tai store.
Madison Rev S \ Methodist S).
3Iagann Merritt, Lawyer.
3Ia$rami (.'. ('. <V Son", Proprs Gray-
son Bai king Company.
Malone & Co, _■ neral store.
McGill Robert, baker and grocer.
McQuillan J. hardware.
Mosb} Fleming, harbor.
Neitbercott. Davis & Co, general store.
Phillips J J. black-si lith.
Prater Frank, justi e of peace.
Prichard Lewis, druggist.
Eatcliff Renjamin F, school commissioner.
Rupp John 11. tinsmith.
Rupp Mrs L E, millinery.
Shepherd Thomas, confectionery.
Shepherd John T, general store,
Stewart <fc Clark, carpenters.
Strother J R, police judge.
Tadlock Rev A I) i Presbyterian).
Tcholl T W, lawyer.
Tyree John W, Exchange hotel.
Ward Joseph R, lawyer.
Warnooh W H. county judge.
Wilhoid E B, lawyer. v
GRAYSON SPRINGS. This is
a popular summer resort in Grayson coun-
ty, L'.i miles from Grayson Springs station,
and 66 from Louisville. Population dur-
ing the winter is only about 100, but dur-
ing warm weather there is her*1 a Boating
population of from 4(X) to COO. Daily
mail. M. P. Clarkson, postmaster.
Hayes Jefferson, carpenter.
Meston It. E., Physician.
Hooper W W, carpenter,
Thomas & Wilt ■-.. blacksmiths.
VannieterW S & Bro, ! »tel, dour, saw and
carding-mill, store and live stock.
Wilton William, blacksmith.
GKAYSON SPRINGS STA. T ,
small s -ttletnent is on the P. & E. it. \>
in Grayson county, 4 miles from Leitcli-
field, the county-seat, and 66 miles fro in
Louisville. Daily stage to Gravsc
Springs, fare 50 cents. Southern ExpVe^
Population 50. Daily mail. J. M. Cut*
bage, postmaster.
Br-.ix John, hotel.
Chick t& Dent, stave manufacturer.--:.
Gllbbag-c J. 31., Express and Railroad
Agent.
Cubbage J S, mason.
Durben James, blacksmith.
Eadelin John, carpenter.
Hackett H C. carpenter.
Higdon Wm, si emaker.
Key C C, marl !e-»v or . ■ r.
Patterson Richard, wagon-maker.
Ray Frank, barber.
Rosenham Wra A , hotel
Whayne W M, photographer.
GREAT CROSSING. A small
village in Scott county, 3 miles north-west
of Georgetown, the county-seat and ship-
ping point. Pi pulation U5.
Branham J W blacksmith.
Crumbaugh James S. mill owner.
Hall J C, blacksmith.
Herndon H C, livestock.
Jarnes William, blacksmith.
Sence James F. general store.
Snavely L M, live stock.
Viley J M, physician.
GREENCASTEE. This small set-
tlement (population 50) is on Barren riv r,
in Warren county, 15 miles from Uow
Green, the nearest railroad station. R. ..'.
Shelton, postmaster and general store.
_ GREENDAEE. A post-village of
50 persons, in Fayette county, and a sta-
tion on the (.'. S. Railway.
GREEN GROVE. On a fork of
the Cumberland river, in the south-eastern
part of Cumberland county, 10 miles east
of Burkesville, the county-seat and near-esi
shipping p-.int, 9 miles south of Albany, »"
the Cun berland river, and 150 sout
of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail, and sla :<
to Burkesviiie. J. W. Shelley, postmaster.
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Bl»ted Oaimi. Agents Everywhere.
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Cower Eli, constable.
(JunJi-.iT l-:i:io. li >u--mill.
Harris Benjamin, shoemaker.
Simpson Benjamin, constable.
Smith John M, sto k buyer.
Thrasher .) B. flouring-mill.
Vrincont Elijah, wagon-maker.
Vincent Rev Jacob >.
Vinci nt John, j ti e of the peace.
"Wright Riley, blacksmith.
GREEN If ALL. A small \ •■-' .-•::
in Jackson count}", 35 mile? from Livin
ton, on the L. & N. K. It. Pi . slat on 1
Semi-weekly mail. Wm. M. Minter, pc
master.
Bowler Andrea?, corn-mill.
Col-.liron Cal v in, c< rn-rni 1.
Evans Samuel 1>.. Blacksmith.
!• lanary Jam* s. corn-mill.
Minter Wm M , g->ner.ii store.
Wardson John, } !i} si ian.
Whichers Newell, wagon-maker.
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GREENLEAF.
in Floyd county.
GREEN HILL. A small number
of stores, shops, etc., 3 churches, 1 school,
and abuut 100 people compose this village,
which is in Warren count}", 10 miles from
Bowling Green, its slii] ping point, and 123
from Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. It.
K. Porter, postmaster.
Bybee S J, bl&ck.-n ith.
Claypool B F, constable.
Fallin Rev Thomas ■ Methodist Episcopal).
Francis W A. physician.
Hur W V, undertaker.
Murrey A P, physician.
Porter <St Claypool, General Store
and Tobacco.
S";irs Jane, hotel.
A sin nil post-oriicc
GREEN MOUNT. In the northern
part of Laurel county, 12 miles north of
London, the county-seat, 15 east of Liv-
ingston station, its nearest shipping point,
on the L. <fc N. It. K., and 120 south-east of
Louisville. Daily mail. Arneriesi Bowling,
postmaster.
Bowling America, Farmer.
Bowling Eli: ha, -t ick breedei .
Carior I. VV. gener -' -tore.
F\ .•)-, Smith, dry goods.
Eversole A, general store.
Johnson B F, justice of peace.
Linckes Fred, gei eral dealer.
M.c( rackon T P, flour-mill.
McEachem Gre< n, wagon-maker.
Monren James, blacksmith.
Pigg Gabriel, shoemaker.
Young 1) B, constable.
Young Felix, blacksmith.
Y oung .v 11, tanner.
Young Richard, justice of peace.
Venable James M, book agent.
GREENSBURG. The southern
terminus of the C. & U. branch L. & N. R.
R., and the county-seat of Green, is a vil-
lage of about G">*0 inhabitants. It is Co
miles south of Louisville, and contains a
steam saw-mill, 3 churches, and good
school. Express Adams. Mail daily.
J. Altman, postmaster.
AJtman J., General Store.
Bomar J T. silversmith.
Calhoun A 11. harness-maker.
Callahan C O, shoemaker.
Cheif A N. hotel.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office la West Room, Leonard'^ Hotel, Main Street, GRAYSON, KY. Will practice in the Court* of
Cartar and adjoining Counties. Special attention givi :i to I ollectiooa. and proceeds promptly remitted.
P. 0. l8ox TO.
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GRAYSON, CART.EB COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
t»'"M i a«ier»! BanUn; Bi;im*>. Collections and business solicited. Remittance! mads earn* day of p«y-
«ent. Exchange bought and sold, good anywhere Correspondents, Fourth National bank, Cincinnati,'.).
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Clark T J, harness-maker.
Ford W, teacher.
Gumm .1 C, taih r,
Hazel wood Daniel, blacksmith.
Henry Jet'F, luwvcr.
Hobson Bros, dry goods.
Howell J L, general store.
Hubbard \V 1 \ pin sieian.
Hudson D M. lawyer.
K ikendu li U-\ Bapt ist ).
Leap J W, ex per.
Lew A >, dnii;s ai ; dr\ goods.
Lewis W, ;:• neral st ore.
Perkins A J, e< unty • rk.
Fineek B W, tir ■ . rk.
Si ott i> B, dru^ist.
Sidebottom & Mm. .re, saloon.
Suj ■ I i] P, .. oon.
Tar ar M E, lawv< r.
Tuwles J) T, law: •
Tresen riter J A, b tcksmith.
Vaughn M N , "•■' •■■•• ^i'!'-1.
Wall VV II, tinner.
Webster T A. physici \n.
Weiiuena Joseph, shoemaker.
GREENUP. On the Ohio river and
E. K. K'y, ■■■i the month of Little Sandy, in
the northern part of Greenup county and
is the c< unty se-»it, It, has a Catholic, two
Methodist, a Methodist (col), a Presbyterian
and a Christian church, and a bank. Tele-
graph W. [j . Daily mail. Population
1,000. John Mornn, postmaster.
Parr Mi-s J, milliner.
Pates W II, vice-president E. K. R'y, Riv-
erton.
Beech John, barber.
Bennett Benjamin F., Attorney at
Law, a:.d Prop'r Bennett's Mills, and
Greenup Lime Works.
Bennett J B, lawyer.
Bergmeyer Ulrioh, cigar mnfr.
Bierlv J C, confectioner.
Black Miss M.
Brown Benjamin F, general store.
Burkhart Band ilph. blacksmith.
Callihan Hubert A, hotel.
Corum George A, clerk Greenup circuit
and county courts.
Davidson Jeremiah, awyer.
Delmrd Alf'r. J I); p! ysielan.
Dickey & Warnock, hoots and shoes, and
hats rui I caps
Dulin Edward F, lawyer.
Ellington T J, carpenter.
Ellis Samuel, phj sieian.
Ghent James, marble.
Gibbs George, station and express agent.
Grahn Karl B, insurance agent.
Greenup Deposit Bank, W.C.I?©.
lund. Pres ; ,i . i'. duck, < ashier.
Hager George l \ I hn > smith.
li- der Kdw N, furniture and undertaking
Hodges II L, contractor and bricklayer,
lioffman John E, m- at market.
JaC' •!■- John, co' | i r.
Kinsh-T < 'hristiun • r< » • rics.
Kouns John W, sheriff.
Koui s \V iiliatn S uru«j gist.
M..( 'oy i (avid •!. law , ei .
MeCov 1' A; Soi ■■ store
Madison Rev 1. B : M E So ith).
'•I ay '•■'• M L're-: >\ terian >.
M VI il it .Son, hard warn, stoves and tin
Mi ''••: S 'ii a Co, . ' era! sti re.
Mori., n J iim-s A. butci t r.
M \ ers Mrs 1 ndht, millinery.
M ] ers John, coo| ••:•.
Myers John A, grist and saw-mill.
O' Bryan .1 E, mill iner.
Payntnr Thomnf [I. county attorney.
Pi r< Joseph, im r. hant tailor.
Pinkerton Eldei J P (Christian).
Puthtin" Henry V, druggiat.
Hardin W •! A, lawy er.
lb-id A J, & Si ii, general store.
Rhi des Josiah V, pn pr Riverton house.
Hoe & Roe, law\ • rs.
Saniple Edward A, photographer.
Schilling Albert, shoemaker and restaurant.
Sehmutz John, li vt-ry and restnurunt.
Sellards Abraham G, druggist.
Sellards & Sellards. physicians.
Soward James M, general store.
Stevens iX: Pollock, hardware end tin.
Sydenstricker Jehu, general store.
Taylor James, billiards.
Taylor & Van Dyke lumber.
Trussel] Francis B, lawyer and ins agent.
Van Bibber, C N, grocer.
Ward & Sv eenev, I rick yard.
VVhite Rev T B ( M E S "uth).
White WiUon, painter.
W inn John E, h ■ <■'■ .
Winters James P. saddler and jailer.
Wormx k v-, S, Erenerai -tore.
Worthington Win J, c> unty judge,
GREENUP L.I31E WORKS. I*
what its .name implies, located in Greenup
fi -; IIHMTRI! Mill P4TT1
v.;:; -i! »•• [ i • to thsCompaniea we manage.
BA 1BEE4 CASTLEMA ■, Loi svitle, Ky. .
A&«-iit* ei trywlicie Sou til.
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county, 10 miles from the county-scat.
Ship goods direct, via Ohio river. Popula-
tion 60. Mail daily. J. EL Merrill, post-
master.
Cartwricht C. lime manufacturer.
Merrill J. II., General Store and Lime
Manufacturer.
Holder J T, lime manufacturer.
Tori"1 W 11, lime manufacturer.
GREENVJIJLI3. <>n the P. & E.
H. R., 1B0 mi es south-west of Louisville,
and the county-scut of Muhlenberg. It
has 4 plug tobacco factories, a steam
grist-mill, 3 churches, and good schools,
Greenville Female College, and Green-
ville College for Young -Men, recently re-
organized on a basis, entirely dev< id of any
particular denominational supervision. It
is one of the most prosperous colleges in
the State, recent improvements have been
made at a greatexpense. in building, secur-
ing an able corps of teachers, etc. Ex-
ports tobacco, and country produce. West-
ern Union telegraph. Southern Express.
Daily mail. Population 1,000. Joseph E.
Ellison, postmaster.
Allison Finis M. lawyer.
Allison James, lawj er.
All - i John, lawyer.
Arnold Samuel M. lumber (2 miles south).
Hoard Benj, wagon-maker.
Brizendine John II, groceries, etc.
Brizendine John II, tanner.
Chatham L (lurk, furniture.
Chatham Samuel D, f rniture.
Church Josiah W, col U S int rev, and
dentist.
Coppage & Chatham, hardware.
Crittenden Robert M, physician, (2 m s).
Crowse Geo 0, sheriff.
Dearmon James M, watch-maker.
Ead» Charles E, clothing.
Eaves Charles, lawyer.
K .. tt Sam, meat market.
1 ',;. u tt Samuel, shoemaker.
Evits Moses .1, blacksmith.
Fiel Is Larkin, blacksmith.
Frazier Robert C, physician.
Gibba J C, harness maker.
Greenville Female College, Prof.
K. Walter Hall. A. >•'., President.
Greenville College for Young-
Men, Prof. E. Waller Hall, A. M.,
President.
DFV 13. T3
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Attorney and Counsellor at Lav/,
AND INSURANCE AGENT.
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Grigsby & Mathis, millinery.
Grundy Bros, li\ ery.
Hull Proi\ E." Walter, A. M.,
President Gree villa Female College,
and College for V >ui ur Men,
Harbin & Mathis, blacksmiths.
Hardn.an Joseph F, photographer.
Hay Marcellus C,, Attorney at Law
and > i'
Hesse A Jer ch >, dry goods, clothing, etc.
Hii! Ri v Charles Presbyterian).
Howard J (.' cc Son, general store.
Irwin Win, general store.
James Win B, coroner.
James Wra II, meat market.
Jones Thomas .1, dr\ goods and groceries.
Jones Mrs E, millinery.
Keith Jesse, general st< re 1 12 miles south).
Kingslev Napoleon H. drugs. books, etc.
Koltinsky Solon on, groceries and liquors.
Love Job n, constable.
Love S Palace, lawyer.
McCormiek Rev ■) T | Presbyterian").
McCown Win B, county attorney.
Manr. Ree, physician.
Mann & Rice, proprietors Greenville hotel;
Martin David F, groceries.
Martin D A A: W W. plug-tobacco ranfs.
Martin 11 N A Co, tol acco mnfs.
Martin Samuel, Omnibus and Trans-
fer Line.
Martin & Irwin. plug-tobacco mnfs.
Martin & Rice, tobai i-o mnfs.
Mathis N R, constable,
Mendel Bros, general store.
Miller John S, jailor.
Mi!l> Jonathan E. flour-mill.
Morgan Thos M, dry goods and groceries,
Muhlenberg* Echo, Lrey Woodson
E litor and Proprietor.
Myers Davi i If. ir i<rgi,t.
Pearl B E S, station and express agent.
Pear) & Love! , gi neral store.
Pearson, Craig & Co, general store (12
miles south I.
Pittman Burress E, lawyer.
Poag John F, irr icerie- arid liquors.
Reho L. R., Pi -p. Reno House.
Reno & Hay Lewi: Reno, M.C. Hay),
General brokers and Dealers in Ex-
change. Special attention given to Col-
lections.
Rhoa'ls Dsivid F county assessor.
Rice Ezekiel, leaf-tobacco.
Roark Martin J. lawyer.
Rowe Mansdeld, general -tore.
Slaton Thos .J, physician.
Smith Jas H, physician (12 mile, south,.
Stewart Green B, barber.
Stokes L A, prop Stokes' House arid saloon.
Thompson Juhu C, lawyer and countj
judge.
Tin -ley Thomas J, police magistrate.
Town- Geo W, circuit clerk and physician
W< ir Edward R, lawyer.
WVir Edward H., Postmaster.
Weir Frank, saddles.
Weir Mrs Harriet R, general store.
Wicklifie Wm A, lawyer.
Wing Chaa F. lawyer.
"Woodson Urey, Prop'r Muhlenberg
Yorits Bros drugs, jewelry, books, etc.
Yonts Joseph I), general store.
Yonts P, bakery.
Y'ost & Jackson, lawyers.
GREENAYOOP. This is a mining
town with a probable population of 350
(mostly miner-). It is located in Pulaski
count) , 18 miles from Somerset, the countv-
seat, and L 60 from Louisville, and is also
a station on C. S. Rv. Goods can be
shipped direct. The Cumberland Coal
Co., who are large mine owner.- here, ship
an average of 400 r-ar> coal per m< nth.
Mail daily. J. F. McClure, postmaster.
Cr »oke .J R. supt Cumberland Coal (V
Cumberland (oil Co. (J. F. Mc-
Clure, Pre-;.; J. R. Crooke, Sup't), Coal
Mining and General Store.
MeClure .1. P., Pres. Cumberland
Coal Co., and Express and K. R. Agt.
GREENWOOD LAKE. The
post-office name for Silver Lake Station,
is a station on the C. S. R'y., in Ken.ton
count;.", 89 miles from Louisville. A charm-
ing place, this, for summer residences for
Cincinnati men hunts. Stages to Florence
and Burlington daily: fare, Florence, 26
cents; Burlii gb n, 60 rents. Daily mail.
B. S. Calvert, postmaster.
Calvert U.S., Postmaster, Express, and
R. R, Ag<-: t.
Carpenter A \'xz. groceries and lumber.
Conner .) L, hotel.
Fulton J L,
■ries and coal.
GRIPER. On the f'umberlar.d
river, :n the south-western part of Cumber-
ft KI(tfS|«a|? IS gover S4C. 000,000 of Fire Kl 8 t*
ill ; «i »« 7 H ^ rLU'; °mct ,a iitfe it:*i ittivti*'-.
Louts*l!le, Kj. Agent* eTtrywhere. ■»■■»■ »m»»«s»,^»j *i
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land county, 13^ miles west of Burksville, Shawneetown, 111., its nearest shipping point
the county-seat, and 35 south-east oi , by rail, on theSt. L. & S. K. branch L. &
Glasgow, the nearest shipping point b} S. R. R. ; 8 north-east of Caseyvilie, its
mil, ok the L. v.V N. R, It, 1 lin's Lund nearest shipping point !•■, water, on the
ing, I}- miles distant, is the nearest ship- Ohio river. Semi-weekly" mail, and -> -.
ping point bv water. Daily mail. Tri- j to Morganfield*. Population 'J5 J. W.
weekly stage to Glasgow: fare J3.50. j Perkins, postmaster.
f""-1- j Anderson Samuel, barber.
; Bingham S II, justice.
; Cullen A, justice.
I Dyer ,1 H, live stock.
j Gejger 0 1,. physician.
I Hal'l T F, blacksmith. .
I). B. William:
Population
master.
Brown K A, physician.
Buemit R, wagon-maker.
Dauson Rev S i'i i Methodist),
English C. H., Tobacco.
McAllen . tol a. co
Norris ■) J, wagon maker.
Sunlev M , fisherman.
Williams I). J>., General Store and
Postmaster.
Williams H !•'.. carpenter.
William,- I'.ev W K (Presbyterian).
GRISSOM'S LANDING. An
Ohio river landing in Daviess county, 8
miles from Owemboro, the county-seat,
and 170 miles from Louisville. The
Eagle Distillery, run by steam, is here.
Ship direct. Population 250 Adams
Express. Mail daily. Thomas J. Mon-
arch, postmaster
Allen Win. shoemaker.
Bartlett II C vV Co. cattle "dealers.
Brandon Rev J 11 Mi tbodist .
Conway A G, engineer.
Crinnian L A, physician.
Crogan Rev D F j [ Catholic).
Eagle Distilling Co., T. J. Monarch,
Pre.-.. A. S. Hicks, George A. Williams.
Miles E L general store.
Monarch T J., Postmaster and Ex-
press Agent.
Kcwman N M, justice.
Rimker T G, clerk Eagle Distilling Co.
Scherer John, general store.
Scherer Philip," hotel.
GRUNDY. A small post-office and
county store, in Pulaski county, 4 miles
from Somerset, the nearest railroad station.
GUOOMSTOWN. Jefferson countv
(See Orell).
| Johns < harles, live stock.
McClelland & James, shingles.
I Perkins .1 W. general store.
GU3I SUUMiril. In the north-
ern part of Kock<-as! ,• county, on the
Knoxville bran.-h of t! e L. A; N. R. P.. 10
miles north of Mt. Vernon, the county-
seat, and 119 south-cast of Louisville,
Daily mail. Population 65. R. H. Frith,
postmaster.
Rr.»> n G S. produ' e.
Edwards Hugh, Flour-mill.
Frith I?. H., General Store, Postmaster
and It. R. Agent.
Hilton .1 M, wagon-maker.
Lusk Alexander, lawyer.
Lusk & Melvin. saw-mill aril blacksmiths
Mobbly .John, blacksmith.
Rowland J M, sa v. -mill.
Sparks Samuel, carpenter.
GUTHRIE. An incorpi rated village
of 500 inhabitants, situated at the crossii g
of the St L. A S K. and the I,iN. R R.,
12 miles from Flkton. the county peat of
Todd county, ami 1G4 from Louisville.
Five churches and 3 private schools are
lure. Western Union telegraph. South-
ern and Adams Express. Daily mail. T.
P. Morris, postmaster.
Arrington J I, physician.
Bigbee Robert, livrrj and grocer.
Bryant Bros, saw-mills (3 miles south).
Bumgarner Henry \\. groceries.
Burl a Silas K, six e-maker.
Choat John, hard ware.
Curtiss F A. ticket-agent.
I Day W D, dry goods.
GUM GROVE. In the southern j Duffy P O. gen store and justice of peace.
part of Union county, 8\ miles south of | Grant & Grant, >''" pra Grant HoufO.
Morgantield, the county-seat, VI s. e. of ; Greenpeld Cyrus, phvsician.
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Hal! George W, b - il r.
Harrison 1{ R, R. R * d erp. agt.
Hut hisson J N, gen • >' .< .-,>
I7,er James .1. gr ■ ■ :•;•--.
Ja 'k »n An Irev B, • ,'„y marshal.
Jt»bm -"'; Sa r ■■. •', me at ma rice! .
Kendall Rev J G, | Baptist).
K incaid W S, express ag t
Lew S, grocer.
L • e >h ;h & C >, gr. ■ i
L i iter Charles, pin --dan.
Linebaugb cV C i, gr> t>rie.s.
Northington Mrs S M ,i littery.
Nor r is & Tate, Shoe and Clothing
Store.
Phillips .1 L, freight t:-; t
Platowsky Simon, general store.
Ran n el .1, phvsician.
Ross Bros, drugs, b ok>, etc.
Sal j Wm M, ■ : icktmith.
Scruggs \V .1, black,
Spaulding Wm T, general store.
Williams Robert B. physician.
Worley M M. carpenter.
Worthington Mrs S M, milliner.
HADENSVILLE. v-n the L
R. R., in thesouthern part ofToddcot
12 mile* south of RIkton, the c unt)
and ifil south. eau of Louisville. A
Express. Daily mail. Population 175
L. Kdmbrough, postmaster.
Alien David, livery.
Colwell .' A. general store,
Frazer T N\ pin =ician.
Hammond John It. general store.
Hollins R T. general store.
O'Brien McD, station agent.
Eawdle N F, physician.
Kyan J, shoemaker.
Snadon E R A Co, bla iksmiths.
Si adon L & C'>, ^r icer*.
Whiteside A P, pbysi : an and druggi
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JfAlJLKV. On J:\-snerriver.intbe
sou<:h-west<jn' part of W :-■-. 'ouv.tv, 11
miles west of B >v> '■ ■ ; Gre n, t - < onnt\ -
sea! . its n ir -1 shinping ooini 1 i . > n
the L. & \. II R, and 114 ■=■ it >f 1 ;'--
villf. Ro da !. S .- *s !:- • r. :- ■
nest -• ■•■ shippir _• :■■ ii I ' - - ■ • Dailj
mail. Populati* i _' ' Wm. Smith, post-
master.
Bu-.ii W V. pbysi' dan.
Cossey Robert, i ai ]-• ter.
Cohoori Robert, carpenter.
Culbortson Wm, sa%v-logs.
Grubb Wm il, deputy county clerk.
I! ..'• : Tl i mas, ti uder.
Heard James, constable
Schral Fritz, stone quarry.
Smith Thomas J. live stock.
Smith Win., General Store.
Spen -r R' ibert. i per
Stewart .John P, huckster.
Sweeuev If C, saw log^.
Taylor W H. justice.
Thompson George, cooper.
Thompson J R, physician.
Tbrelkild John, blacksmith.
Tbrelkild M F, gunsmith.
HAGER. Also known as Johnson's
Foik, i^ a country post-office, located in
Magoffin county. 10 miles from Salvers-,
ville, the seat of justice. Mkil daily.
James P. Sirner, postmaster.
Allen Elijah; flour-mill.
Patrick Eli, miner.
Patrick ll'.rrv, miner.
Pugb C W J," miller.
Simes James P. blacksmith.
Simes Samuel P, miner.
Simes L P, lumber dealer.
Stoey II A, coal sh-pper.
Pykins Eli. grain.
Williams Ii F, lumber.
Willis John, miner.
HALEV'S MILL.
in Christian county.
A post-office
HALF WAY. In the north-western
part of Allen county, 8 miles from Scotts-
ville, the county-seat, 18 east of Bowling
Green, its nearest shipping point, on the L.
& N. R. R. Tri-weekly mail and stage to
Bowling Green and Scottsville Popula-
tion 50. Daily mail. Lei i J. Spann, post-
master
Eddy J A, undertaker and justice.
Harris Rev W L I Baptist) and carpenter.
SI .il li ; .1 m - H, 'onstable.
M ise 1). • n-glium.
Pruitt Enoch, jiisti e.
Read < i !>, h iruess-maker.
Sarnind Ci W, phy-ioian.
Sj>ann 1Jt J., (x-'neral St< re.
\\ allaec \\ . I \>u ksmith.
Watkins J W, general store.
Miuruii rmfilM . M
and dealer In Hardware Specialties, Fred Sell mledinj,
£35 Broadway, & 830 N, 4tr St., ST LOUIS, MO.
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HALiIFAX. On Buy's Fork creek,
In Allen county. £ miles from Seottsville,
ihe county-seat. Only a small and unim-
portant post-office. Isaac Tabor,
master.
Buchanan R L, blacksmith.
Lawrence J F, saw-mill.
Sledg «fe Sledg, store keepers.
Tatw>r Isaac, 1 a
HAIJLVS GAP STATION. A
shipping point, on the L. & N, R. R., in
the northern part of Lincoln county, 5
miles south of Stanford, the county-seat,
and 10S south-east • f Louisville. Adams
Express. Daily mail. Population 50. J.
McSmith, postmaster.
Burton C F, carpenter.
Hiatt 13 D, saw. and Hour-mill.
Lynn .1 E, live stock.
L\ nn J G, live stock,
McSmith. J., General Store.
Martin B P, livery.
Murphy Wm, hoti 1.
Pence E S & A M, live stock.
Stephenson D P, distillery.
Stephenson W P, blacksmith.
"Webb P F, shoemaker.
HAT/LAS STORE. In the western
part of Powell county, 10 miles south-east cf
Stanton, the county-seat, 30 south-east of
Ilexes, its nearest shipping point, on the
Mt: Sterling division of the L., ('. &. L R.
R-, and 110 south-east of Louisville.
"Weekly mail. W. J. Hanks, postma3ter.
HAMILTON. A landing and ship-
ping point, on the Ohio river, in the south-
ern part of Boone county, 13 miles south of
Burlington, the county-seat, 8 east of
Verona, its nearest ji ipping point, bv
rail, on the L.. C. & L. II. R., and 100
north-east of Louisville, by water. Popu-
lation 70. Daily mail. M. J. Johnson,
postmaster.
Adttnis S. 31., Physician.
Boke G \V, jus! ice of pi ace.
Covrn G W, sewing mai nines.
Fhldhouse Fritz. bla< I • ni h.
Oarnett W W, general store and justice.
•Toluison J. I.., General Store, Liquors,
Lumber and Tobacco.
Kennedy .! W, sen store and tobacco.
Mclnttre VV W, hotel.
Rich VV O B. -
Saunders .1 W
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flour-mill, ( 1 mile out.)
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UAMMONVITJ,^. In the north-
ern part of Hart county, 11 miles north-
east of Munfordsville, the county scat. 8
miles south of Uptonville. it- nearest ship-
ping point, on the L. & N/k. R, and Seast
of Bacon Creek, its nearest station on the
same line. Tri-weekly mail. Population,
90. W C Ferguson, postmaster.
Brown .1 A & W W, blacksmiths.
Fergriison W, C. & <Yf.,GeneralStore.
Hawkins Edward, constable.
Heath W H, wagon-maki r.
daggers Rev E L. physician.
Lampkin W H. justice of peace.
Lirely M H. physician.
Lirelv R W, physician.
Mans T M, drugs.
England J M, painter.
Shipp J H, general store.
Shofner J C, shoemaker.
Smith E S, physician.
Smith Jerome, physician.
Tate G W, flour-mill.
HAMPTON. Quite a new post-office,
in Livingston county.
HAXLY. In the south-western part
of Jessamine county, 3A miles south of
Nicholasville, the county-seat, its nearest
shipping point, on the C S. Ry. Daily
mail and stage to Nicholasville. W J Den-
man, postmaster.
Alverson II B, blacksmith and wagon-
maker.
Arnold L B, blacksmith.
Boughn J H. carpenter.
Crews Za< k. physician.
Dcilllian \V. J., General Store.
II unter Thomas, justice.
Leavell T T, bla ksmith.
N;c «• T. wagon-maker.
Nlchob Henry toba Co.
Ovcrstreet Rev T J (South M E. Church).
Saguscr N\ pin sieian.
Seat J I . wagon-n ■ er.
Sewell Wm, wairon-maker.
Thompson Rev .) C C i M E church).
Walker Win B, tra ler and -'.upper.
Watts Wm. flour-mill.
Welch S 1>, physician.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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HANSON. On the L. & NT. R. II.. in
Hopkins county, 200 miles from L ■■. u>\ ille,
is this village of 2o0 people, 2 i hureb - 1
school and I saw-mill. Tobacco and wheat
are the shipments. Southern Express.
Daily mail. W. 11. Weir, postmaster.
Brown .1 W, justice of peace.
Brown W. !>., Genera! Store and
Drugs.
Brown W D, tobacco.
Buekham & Gooch, blacksmiths.
Donaldson & Howell, tobacco.
Givens Thomas, confectionery.
Gordon .1 H, hotel and railroad aerent.
Haily T 11, wagon-maker.
Haynes W A. saloon.
Hewlett & Ilothrock, General Store
and Druggists.
Jones G L, saw and grist-mill.
Jones J W, const c >le.
Orton E W, justice of peace.
Tidwell E, boot and shoemaker.
Vandiver Charles, cooper.
Waller J S. physician.
Weir W 1!, express agent.
Weir AV. H. & Biro., General Store
arid Leaf-tobacco.
Weils T H, physician.
HARDINSBURG. This quite pros-
perous town, the county- seat of Breckin-
ridge county, is 1U miles from its shipping
point. Cloverport. on the Ohio river, which
is also its nearest lank location, and Ho by
water and 70 by "land from Louisville.
H^re are 1 flour-mill. 4 churches. 2 schools.
and a population of 500. ToUv is the
leading shipment. Stages daily to Mul-
draugh Station ■ Ceeilian hra ioh' L. a; N
R. R i, 3*2 miles; fare $2.50. Three times
a week to Cioverport and Stephensburg;
fare $1. Daily mail. John i'. Has well,
postmaster.
Allen «SL Board, Lawyers.
Babbage \ irgil G. master commissioner,
Parne- \Vm K. county attorney.
Barton YVm A, stoves and tinware, and
police judge.
Beard Clav ton, carpenter.
Beard James P, constable
Beard & Beeler, general store.
Board H C, dentist.
Board Jesse B, survevor,
Board Miiton, countv judge.
Cosby H D, physician.
Embry Wm. stonemason.
Eskridge K ti, justice of peace (2 miles 8).
kkridge Roscoe, carpenter.
Feaman John T, tailor.
Frank B B, saloon.
Frank Geo, general store,
Gardner James If, general store.
Guthrie .Join, W. confectioner.
I ; v (.'. general ?tore
Hamilton C, barber.
Haswell James G, lawyer.
Has well John P.," Saddler.
Ha;, es J iv. physician.
Have, 11.. v R F , m k Church South).
Heston Siias. physician.
Hook H C, shoemaker.
Hook J & A 1'. flour-mill.
Humphrey Rev .1 M (M.-ih, di&t .
Jenkii - Father T .1 M itholic).
Johnson John R., Grocery and Sa-
Jplly Gideon P., County Clerk
Kincheloe Allen M, pbysi >ian.
!•' ::. i eloe A X, groc< r."
Kincheloe »SL Eskridge, Lawyers.
Lennin Mr- A J, millinery.
Lewis J H. boot and shoemaker.
McGary Joseph II, gro< er.
McGar. Martin, groceries.
McGary & Withers, general store.
McGary & Co, leaf-tobacco.
McG '■'. Thomas A, hotel.
McMerser Nicholas, lawyer.
Miller fho* M, gen ~r >re and leaf-tobacco.
Moorman C W, sheriff.
Pulliam Joseph R, justice of peace.
Scott Horace, general store.
Skillman II S, circuit clerk.
Smith .1 C A Son, blacksmiths.
Smith Robert A., Carriage-maker and
Kv: ress Vgent.
Sn itli & Beard, livery and stage.
Stith Wm B. general store.
Stone Jas E. lawyer,
Taylor John M, store and tobacco.
Witt & Pulliam, gen store and tobacco.
HARDIN SPRINGS. A noted
watering place in the smith-western part
■|f Hardin c unty, 2S miles south-west of
Elizabe.thtow! . tl e counts -seat, 8 north of
Big Clifty, its nearest shipping point on the
I*. & E. R. 11., an 1 To - .i th-west of Lou
ville. Stage to Big Cliftv from July to
October; fare $1. Tri-weekly mail. Popu-
lation 60 J. W. Walker, postmaster.
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Losses, am' have Hs.d but 13 Ite^
slsteti Claims. Af.ents Everywhere.
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Adams Jeremiah C, Jusi
Peace.
Bra< i. M W, physician.
1 tacker Adam. soap,
ffansbrough Elijah, hotel.
Meece J M. blacksmith-.
Payne Coleman, wagon-maker.
Walker J. W., Flour and Saw-mills,
and Woi i • "ar ling.
Warren & Vertrem, general store.
HARD MONEY. Twelve miles
from Paducah. the county-seat of Bracken
and 2% from Florence, its nearest shipping
pi»iiit,"on M., P. & N". R. R., is this settle-
ment of 50 people. Mail semi-weekly. J.
II. Ballance, postmaster.
Ballance Ge 'go, pb \ sician.
Ballance -J. 11., G< n< ral St< re.
Ballance VV'm, livestock and grain,
ll'A?, VV N, justice of peace.
Buekhart A, blacksmith.
Hanson W T. shoemaker.
Leonard D. wagon-maker.
Whelis J 11, physician.
HARDYVILLE. In the eastern j
p*rt of Hart county, 8 miles east of Mun- j
fordville, tha county seat, 8 t-wst of Row- !
letts, its nearest shipping point, on the j
Memphis branch of the L. A: N. It. R., 3 i
north of Green river, and 75 south of I
Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Row- i
letts. Population 90. J. M. Luck, post-
master.
Bunnell George, blacksmith.
Garnett R E, physician.
L.tiek J. >I., General Store.
MeCauley Win. blacksmith.
Mudd J .!, physician.
Newman C C, teacher.
White oc Bro, genera', store.
HARLAX. Also (-ailed Mt. Pleasant.
This town has an estimated populati n of
150, is the county-seat of Harlan <■
and its location is on the Cumberland
river, 90 miles from Livinsr-toi . the near-
est railroad station, and 140 from Loui -
* ille. Here are 4 churches, a public, and a
high school. Produce and live stock are
shipped. Daily mail. John Jones, post-
master.
Bailey John M, lawyer.
Bailey J K, lawyer.
Bailey & Jones, general store.
Ball A, justice of peace.
Con'; A: Orr, general store.
French S M, lawyer.
Fee Rev Wni Baptist |.
Harman L F, physician.
Harris A L, dentist.
Howard E M, grocer,
tlowar 1 S C, c neral store.
Jpnes John, General Store.
King W L, barber.
Lundy David, blacksmith.
Moore George, wagon-maker.
Pope Rei Solomon (Methodist).
Rici B A. saw and tiour-mill (west).
Selser Rev .Monroe (Methodist).
Shackelford L D. blacksmith.
Skidm >re Jerome, live stock.
Skidrn <r( & 11 .'. general store.
Smith Nober, live stock.
Toorester Rev Enoch (Christian).
Turner George B, justice of peace.
Ware T S, general store.
Wright Keiley, live stock.
HA R3IOXY. A small country post-
office in Owen county, 16 miles from
Owentt ii, the county-. -at, and the same
distance from Georgetown, the usua't
shipping point. Population 85. Mail
daily. G, R. Lee, postmaster.
Barr John, General Store.
Head & Bro. general store.
Hicks Z, blacksmith.
Hutcheson J D, physician.
Johnson P, justice of peaee.
Johnson Simpson, blacksmith.
Lee ir. R., Physician.
Redding W II. sewing machine agent.
Rice A (.. live stock.
South worth < _.'. T.. grocer and hotel.
South worth Thos, hotel.
Watson W J, live stock.
HARPER'S FERRY. On th*
Kentucky river, in the south-eastern par
of Henry county, 16 miles south-east o f
Newcastle, the ei mty-seat, 11 north-east
of Pleasures ille, it nearest slapping point,
on the Mt. Sterling division of the L., C
& L. It. R., and 60 north-east of Louisville.
Semi-weeklv mail. Population d0. E. G.
Harper, postmaster.
Flack James, blacksmith.
Gordon R, hotel.
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Hall B if. gem ral store.
Harper JO. <;.. Hotel.
Hughes VWbb, srr.»cer.
McCreary James K. physician.
JEIARRELDSVIIXE. Tn the
southern part of Butler county, 20 miles
south of Morgantnwn. the county-seat.
18 north-west of Rus-iellvill . its n irest
shipping point, on the Memphis branch
of the L. & N. U R . and 160 south-west
of Louisville. Weekly mail a:id stage to
Russellville. Population 50. T. J. Beas-
ley, postmaster.
HARRTSBURG, In the north-
eastern part of Owen county, o'k miles
north of Owen ton, the county- 'eat, 9 -: mth-
east of S; >arta. its nearest shipping point,
on the L, C. & L. it. R., and • ~> north-east
of Louisville. Daily stage to Owenton
and Sparta. Daily mail. P. H. Duncan,
postmaster.
Bainbridge E C, physician.
Dickerson R A. wagon-maker.
Dickerson R A jr. teacher.
Duncan P II, president Owen College.
Finnish H. druggist.
Maddox Jacob, general store.
Owen College, Ed Porter Thompson, prin.
West James, blacksmith.
HARRIS GROVE. Known as
Lynn Grose, in the southern part of Cal-
loway county, 8 miles south-west of Mur-
ray, the county-seat, and 18 south-east of
May field, its nearest shipping point, on the
M., P. & N. R. It. Si mi-weekly mail. J.
W. Reasor, postmaster and general store.
IIARR-1-SOXYILL.E. In the south-
ern ;.--rt of Sin ii v co i ny, 13 n : es south
of Shelbyvilhvthe eounty-seat, its :• iresl
shipping point. Weekly mail, and ;ta<re
to Shelbyville. Population 70. F. M.
Hankins, postmaster.
Bri >'.vr: S ;m re, b] '■ r::i-:i
B in utt <N; Eas: •} . l. '••-..! store.
E i ■' v -J P, v, usron-maker.
itiuikins F. M ., 1 ian.
Stone .£ Sampson, general store.
HARRIS STATION. On the L.
& N; tl. R., is i -ettiement r.if 55 people,
in Madison county.
HA RRODSBU RG. This town, the
county-seat of Mercer, is the terminus of
a branch of the (.'. S. R'y, called the
Southwestern I'.. R., -1J miles in length.
Here are 2 banks, 2 flour-mills, 11
churches, a weekly newspaper, the Mer-
cer Enterprise, a woolen-mill, and several
hotels, among them the Commercial
Housi the !• . ling one in the pla< e, and
one of the finest in this section of the
country. A S! aker settlement has been
located within five miles of here, for Eev.
eral years past, and is in a prosperous con-
dition.
Harrodsburg is the site of Daughters'
College, the most celebrated institution of
learning in the Bluegrass district of Ken-.
tucky, established more than a quarter of a
century ago, f< r the bettf r and higher edu-
cation of women. It< graduates are annu-
ally sought after to rl;! important position!
in other schools of the West, so that it is,
practically, one of the first Normal col-
leges of the country.
It is surrounded by beautiful and exten-
sive grounds, and is supplied with a fine
library, & good museum and cabinet, and
all necessary chemical and physical ap-
paratus. Its appointments are complete;
four matrons and a superintendent have
charge of the home, and eight teachers
devote themselves to the school. Its mu-
sical methods are norma! and conservatory.
Its graduates are enrolled from every sec-
tion of the Union, North, South, East and
West. The institution is unsectarian.
Stages to Frankfort and Mitchell-burg.
Population 2.5(K). Adams Express. "West-
ern Union Telegraph. Mail daily.
Allin Benjamin C. clerk county court.
Allin Bush W, insurance agent.
Allin V. m B. pros 'i uting attorney.
Al.sop Goorjjre H., Insurance, Express,
and fiailroad Ticket Airent. Pho nix
Fire Tns. Co.. of Hartford. Conn ; Hart-
ford Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn.;
Niagara Fire Ins. Co., of New York,
and I : :i ■ ti Fir • Ins. < o., of Philadel-
phia. Also Traveling Passenger Agent
Ohio & Mi>si.-sippi R. II.
Baxti r Jami - If. groi cries.
Bell vv Wil.-on, lawyers.
Berry M r- Emma, mi i iy.
Board Richard, clerk cin nit court.
Bohon George, saddles and harness.
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Bohon & Hansford, clothing.
Brady Rev Father (Catholic).
Bra 1> Horace W, sho< maker.
Brewer Barney \'. flour-mii' (8 miles n e).
BroiiSOli J>1. i)., Proprietor Com-
mercial House, corner Main and Depot.
(See adv.)
Bryant I H & S
Curd well !-<•
Dealer in Book
Cardwell Thomas
i. taili rs.
1>. Ti ■ i' st,
5, - tat H en . etc.
M, {. ■■.. • jud.ee.
Curry M rs Wm T, pro
itresa hotel.
Chelf W. <i., Pr ■■; . ■' r Frankfort,
Harrodsburg & Lawr eburg Slaee
Lines. Leave Frank: rt : ily. 10:80
a. m.: arrive Lawrem ours;, 1:80; ar-
rive ll-irr i Isb ire. ,; 0 0 P. m. Leave
Harrodsburg daily. 7:10 a. m.; arrive
La\s ren e.b ire, 1 1 00 \. M ; ;|Vr:vii
Frankfort, 1:30 p.m. Fr m Lawrence-
burg to Frankfort and return $2;
J. iwrei i e irg to H :' .-•'■..: ;,: d re-
turn. j3. AlffoTicki-i Agent L., C. & L.
R'v. Tickets Sold- to all Points, at
Diffi rent St:.- Offices.
Chishoim Rev J .1 (First Presbyterian).
Clai k Will, painter.
Clay Rev B F i ( 'hristian).
Coleman James P. jai ■ r,
Coleman & Threlkeld (R. E.Cole-
man, .M. T. Threlke i . Livery and
Sale-stables, and Pi .prietors Omnibus
Line. (S'e ndc.)
Commercial House. M. D. Bronson,
Proprietor. Good Sample-rooms con-
nected. Cor. Main and Depot. (See adv.)
Connor Richard F, bouts and shoes.
Craig Ransom, barber.
Crawford Wm B, flour-mill.
Currv Jas A & Sons, drugs and -tationerv.
Daughters' College, Charles E. and
John Aug. Williams Proprs. {See adv.)
Davi< -> John B T, cooper-shop.
Davis Crittenden, sale and training-stable.
Davis Fisher & Co. groceries.
Davis Marion M, watch-maker.
Dean Joseph, meat market.
Dedman Chas M. drue« and stationery.
De&man Joseph O, dentist.
Fairm&n Jas A. tailor.
Farmers' National Bank, cap $75,000; Wm
1! Kohin*on. pre*; J E Bohanan, cashier.
Ferguson Edwin \ . hardware.
1"'-: ; .V. Cohen, liverv.
First National Bank, cap 1100.000; Abra-
ham B Bonta, pres; Ja.-> M Curd, cashier.
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Forsyth Matthew L, physician.
Foster James A, groceries.
Gadycombe Josias, saloon.
Gaither Edgar fl, lawyer.
Gaither Nathaniel, lawyer.
Gaither Wm N, physician.
Gibbs Mrs E A, dress-maker.
Gill Rev J C j Methodist).
Hall Moses I ». gr ceri >s.
Hanna Samuel, meat market.
Hardin B< njamin L, lawyer.
Hardin Charles A, eir< uit judge.
Har [in Thus H, ! iwyt r.
Harvev Wm P. ins i ranee agent.
Harvey Rev W P i Baptist |~
H an, ey Jv: Wo< d, noti ns.
Head Rev Edward 1! jr (Methodist), and
[■■■- rni iter.
Head & McFeat. wagon-i lakei 3.
He ilerson Rev Win R (Presbyterian).
Jones Augustus, furniture.
Junes R W &. Soh, bi ts shoes, and dry
goods
Junius Honry, stoves' and tin.
Krahati Emmett G. joweler.
Kyle Thomas, physician.
Linney Wm M, shoemaker.
Litsey John & C >. druggists.
Loi g'hlin John T & Co. blacksmiths.
Loughlin & James, wagon-makers.
McCarty C W & Co, general store.
McFeat Joseph T. furniture.
McGrath Robert P, hats and taps, justice.
McMinimy Mrs Ellen H, millinery.
McMinimy Wrn J, jeweler.
Marinon J Q. carriage and han.ess-mkr.
Marimon & Robards, groceries.
Marimon «£ Son, flour and woolen card-mill,
Marschall 0 R. tailor.
Matheny & Poteet, general store.
Mercer Coal and Grain Co; Tomlinscn,
Coger, Wilson & Thompson, coal and
grain elevator.
Mercer Enterprise, L. D. Cardwell,
Editor and Proprietor; circulation 1 GOO,
throughout the Blue Gra.-s Region.
Moore Daniel L, distillery, (4 miles east).
Morean Henry, barber.
Norris Spenie W, confectionery,
O'Connor Jeremiah, shoemaker.
Parris John 1 ». mil _t W. U. Tel. Co.
Patter. on Benj F, saloon.
Payne Wm. gen store.
Pearson A: Curry, groceries ari'-t hardware.
Plummer Henry, physician.
Polk Ephrsim J, lawyer.
?' 'C^Of"f^ Jf'y' <-',v''"J v',,<:- Societies, r.odgc-8, Mining and al] < .
A^fli rnr^\r.\. porations. Medulttf Hotel, pool and Baggage <
vEwi-iS* * ItfaWu •■fabV.^I i.. iiotuE, Esgrarei aai Die Sisier, 1£5 Ssadolph St, CHICJ
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PolkfcJ K & Co, groceries.
Pulk Thomas J, lawyer.
Poston Orpheus S, lawyer.
Price Ansdel D, physician.
Redwitz Otto, groceries.
Riesterer Herman, bi kery.
Riker \V II & Co. dry goods.
Rose Thomas S & Son, lumber, i'4 miles w).
St. Jiiimvs Hotel :■:-■ pean Plan), J
K. Polk, Manager or. Poplar and Main.
Smith K 0, city marshal.
Smock John C, < ounty sheriff.
South-western Railroad, M Tabler, prest;
Chas K Williams, jr, secy. Lessees, Jas
A Tomlinson, Jesse K Cogar, Joseph M
Wilson, John B Thompson.
Spilman Rev A T (Presbyt
Spilman Benjam i F, ph"togrupher.
Spilman Charles II, phy -h ian.
Spilman John P.. Attorney hi Law,
Collection and Real Estate Agent. Col-
lections Will Receive Prompt Attention.
Spilman Louis C, physician.
Stagg James II, undertaker.
Stanberr^ Rev George St Phillip's P E).
Stevenson Edward L, lawyer.
Tebbets Clinton II, architect.
Thompson & Thompson, lawyers.
Tilford Bi njaniin, grocery,
Tupper Rev Allen jr ( Baptist).
Van Arsdall Jackson, distiller (9 miles n wp
Van Arsdall W S, Bour-mill (3 miles nw).
V»n A rsdall& Litsey, groceries and hdw.
Van Arsdall & Vivion, clothing.
Van Diver Cole D, Hour-mill i'IJ miles w).
Van Diver & Yates, blacksmiths.
Wicker-ham Isaac M, builder.
Williams' Chill rills, Williams &
Rothaker, Props, and Manfrs. (See adv.)
Williams C. E. «<c J. A., (Charles E.
and John Augustus.) Proprs. Daughters'
College. [See adv.)
Williams John Aug1., Pres't Daugh-
ter*' College. (See i
Williams' rile Cure, Williams &
Rothacker, Manfrs. (See adv.)
Williams Wm T, flour-mill (2 miles s w).
Wilson Robert F, barber.
Wilson Vaiu. \ countv judge.
Wright Mrs .1 M, millinery.
Wright & Shelly, saloon.
Young James, grocery.
Young Rev J 11 (Methodist).
north of Louisville, the county-seat, on tl >■
L., II. C. & W. R. R. A distillery is io -nted
here, using steam-power. Goods sho
shipped to Harrod's Creek Station. Daily
mail. Population 08. Conrad Steinmeu,
postmaster.
Duerson W. T., Physician.
Holm Henry, saloon.
!. rnon • > i ...... b! ici smith.
Miller W II, justice of peace.
Ruhl Rev i Presbyterian).
Steinmetz Conrad, General Store.
Thomas VV Li, di ti lor.
Trigg Miss Jennie, teacher.
HARROW'S CREEK. In the
northern part of Jefferson county, 8 miles
HARTFORD. The county-seat, of
Ohio county, i- located on Rough
110 miles south-we t of Louisville, and 4\
miles from Beaver Dam. its shippii -
on the P. ec E R. R. It has 2 daily tages
In Bcaver-D;.m and a tri-weekly line of
stages to Owenslvoru, the nearest shij ping
point, on the Ohio river. It has
munication with Beaver Dam, McIIenry,
and Rockport by telephone, an J a uni-
pany is being formed to put up a line to
Owensboro. Hartford was settled in ITS';.
the first county court was held in 1800, at
which time it was selected as the county-
seat. Incorporated 1808. There are Bap-
tist, Methodist, and Cumberland Presby-
terian church organizations, and also Bap-
tist and Methodist colored churches. A
very tine college building has been recently
erected, employing 8 teachers, with 'J*J>>
scholars, and the citizens enjoy the benefits
of superior educational advantages — tui-
tion in the entire collegiate course being
free to all the citizi ns of the town. There
is a Srst-class steam and water flour-mill.
with tine water-p iwer. There are .'• b! ick-
smith, plow, and wagon shops. The build-
ing and opening of Hartford College bus
given the town quite an impetus; th • p> p-
ulation has increased, and quite a number
of new buildings were erected duririi I
year 1880, and already May, 1881 I. I il 1-
in.: has commenced, The bonded debt
the town is $-1,500, issued in aid of Hart-
ford College, and is being rapidly eitin-
guished. The assessed value of property
is | 0,000. The court-hous< and j ill are
now, handsome and commodious buil
Agood hotel is also here. The export-
tobacco, live stock, lumber, and coal, the
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RE-FURNISHED.
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HARRODSBURG, KY.
Special Accommodations for Commercial Men. The only HOTEL in this place with
SUPEKIOK SAMPLE ROOMS.
HEADQUARTERS EOR HORSEMEN
AT THE LIVERY STABLE OF COLEMAN & THRELKELD,
Lexington Ave,,
EA3BCDSBI733, KT.
FIon>piaad M ulea boa.:ht
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I ir I ; prii r. rs ;'
South • wi s'orn Railrc .•!
Omnibus Lino. Competent
?%. Drivers always in attend-
~su ance.
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•.. Special Rates eiven +o
Commercial Men.
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HARTFORD, KY.
EAHEETT 6z BIRO-, lE^-olislxers.
Democratic — Circulation 2000— Established ld76 — Size il'Js'lO — 4 pages, 8 columns to page.
One cf the adjoining counties hits r,j paper. Ac excellent advertising medium. Terms reait>rjabl»
As to circulatiou, influence %: I i ■ li > i'ity, dt not take the w< r.J u< th-> publishers, but r< »d the certificates
of th ■) following liiintereated il iclais ' the t" *n am: county in whii h it it i q( iighed:
This is to certify, that as J ' >'. ter o( Bartibrd, I have very good opportunities of ascertaining the
circulation of the Keralri, pu iished uer->, as nearly ai! the papers issued to subscribers, ;n or uu! of the
county, pass through this office
My piedecfss >r, Judge • . J. I a«t :;, In March, 1879, certified tliat tire circulation of thr- Hrrnid was
then nut l°"i tl kn IbU i I bei arae . ■•, ii kster July, IS'J. and know beyond doubt that the circulation haj
increased since then, exactly how u i I . aid not say, but think about ".JO
This is a large county in area and population, having considerable ruining interests, fifteen thri»ing
little Tillages ami I towns a d sixteen post offices.
I t»z*"\ tbe Herald a.< a good advertising Died
luia, it having the reputation of b»in^ a reliable, pro-
.'■ i ROWK ' ■ -t Master, Hartford, By.
I ant we! a [;iai ted with the Editors and Publishers of the Hrrald, Hart r i, Ky., and am a regt
l»r reader of t . I regard it i reliable, i "•-■■; P •'» ■ ' one ..,,, eDceofthe public, and
caving a very lariru circulat ml r a iocal paper, Free from any sug-e«*Kt ion fr m tin publishers, I would
estimate the circulation to be about »oi ic pes. HKN NfcWTON, Judge Ohio County Court.
We concur in the iU','Eierj!i made by Judge N'-wtoo.
C. HABDWK'K Clerk Ul ir uit rourt, J. P. SANDEytJB, Attorney for Ohio County.
SAM K COX rierfc Ohio t.ouuty Court, SAM K HI LIj, State Senator,
i'. Hi>CK IK. R ; ■;r:.« tative. F. P. MOKGAN, Police Judge Hartford,
ABMISTKAD JONKS, Assessor Ohio County,
W. U OBlIf* IN, Marshal Hartford,
J. EDWIN ROWK, School Commissioner,
K. L. SI LLKNGER, Jailer Ohio Couuiy.
P : CO. Of EiiLAlD
Central and Sou 'hern Dep't,
) LOUISVILLE. ". KY,
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county having an ,i! undance of fine tim-
ber and coul lands, i'r , ■ ■ ■■ t am •;•.: the
( nterprises of the ;o\vi be mentioned
the Hartford Heruh . a weekly newspaper,
of which Messrs. Barrett «& Bro. are pro-
prietors. This pa] r is Democratic in
politics, awl enjoys •■. wide circulation, and,
as an ad ■■■• 1 1 '-'.z~j ■• I un is tirsi a*>
'i hi ;':.'.■-.'. crai -H t I
ble !.:-:• .- as : • irarn • agents. Mail
daily. Express A - P puiation 1 000.
It. P. Rowe, postma-'i r.
Adams Fo;-t?-r, ■ ' mini . i2 .mill s s-w'l.
A idm rt . v";-..i: !'. v j ods.
Alexander l*roi. \Va viand, Presi-
dent Uarti rd Co .-ge.
A: !..'- !•. Sjj • V\ dry go. ds
B'tird \ )\!\v if r [«. s a -v»-vi r.
Barrett Bros., P p'rietors Hartford
lleraid i .>'-•" .. ■ '-
BarrcH '/, ■ .-. ■ ■ u ■ . •-. 2 miles .-- ■•'. ;.
Barreti John I', • .-.-. r e< inmissioner.
Beai l: ' G J M- . list).
Bean G .] oc rf. n, gr - i • -.
Berry Samuel L. pi ys an.
Bern nan Burr P. tai r.
Bosv, ell Tin nas B : t\ ■■ ironer.
Briggs Mrs Martha 11, :•■ illinery.
Carson .) F, carpenter.
Carter J A . livery.
Carter & Baird, - .'< on and restaurant.
Chapeze J< <hn. }&v. ■ er.
Cox Samuel K., C< unty Clerk.
Cox \V iii. builder.
Cox & Jar; i e, I uiiders.
Duke Thomas S, harness-maker.
Ei i-1 in L II, groi erie?
Etzel Aii'.'i,- 1 < . shi it urn ker.
Field Henry, Livery, Sale, Feed and
Exchange Stahle. Good Liveries Fur-
nished oii Short Notice.
Fegle Jesse K. lawyer.
Ford James W, druggist.
Frey Bruno, coul mil •- - miles south-west).
Greenwood & Watts f J. "W. Green-
wood and 11. P. Watts) General Black-
smiths and Wag n-makera Repairing
Done "!i Si ort N mice.
Gregory Win 1'".. Lawyer, Real Es-
tate and Collectii n A cent. (See adv.)
Griffin T\ ier. physii ian,
Griffin Wrr II, city marshal.
Griffin A, Bro. druggists.
Gui th< r Louis, bakery.
Hardwick Robert C, groceries.
Hartford College, Prof. W&yland
Alexander, Pres.
Hartford Herald, Barrett Bros., Pro-
i - pt< rs. : N< e adv. i
Hartford House ($1.50 per day), "VVn
'!'. !' ing, I'ropi ii tor.
Hartford A Beaver Dam Stage
l.i?s.-\ into i i •- with all T
•J < > im S. Van ^ht, Propri or.
Eli il James L. wines and liquors.
Joi «■- Armisleaci. c< untv assessor.
King Win. T., Proprietor Hartford
H : •■ in ! •■ ry, ..: . Feed and V.7.
chai .- : . . ■ . iiiid dealer in Wim •.
Liquors a i d Ci rar>.
Kinsolving Herbert B., Attorm \ at
Law. (.W.K/r)
K ' ■ rge 0: Bro, '.::: Iv ure.
Litti L • en P. ciivnit re.
'■I . \ i\ . i ,■■■.■: ■ Imr.
3t»' Henry A Cox ilienry P. McHenry
S:imuel K. Co.\), Brokers and Deaf-
••:'- in E U'haiiire
Mellenry «!t SJiil 'Henry D.'.McIIenry,
Samuel E. llili), Lawyers. (See adv.)
Miller* J oseph T, ; ! ; siciau.
Morgan Ferdinand P, law ■• er,
Morris Mrs R J. d e^snial.inc
Newton Benjamin, count v judge.
Ohio County Fair Association,
Samuel K. Cox. President.
Pel rlleton .'oic: E, phj si ian.
Phipps John R tV Win, flour-mill.
Porter Wm II, county surveyor.
Potter, Condict ^ Co, saw-mill and lumber.
Rosenherg Zadoc A. dry goods.
Ross Preston, meat market.
Rowe J Edwin, lawyer.
Howe Riehard I*., General Store and
Po-tmaster.
Sanderfur John P, county attorney.
Schapmier Christian F, !io<it and shoemkr.
Small Elias, general store
Smith David L, sheriff.
Sullenger Erasmus, jailer.
Thomas Bros, groceries.
Thomas James A, general .store.
i'l ias .'•. K nbley, druggists.
Townsend i.X: M«!-sie, lawyers.
Tracy Han. 1\, Mnfr Carriages. Bug-
Li - -. \\ iigi . «. Genei al Repairing and
Blacksmithing Done on Short Notice.
Yang-tit .lulin S,, Pr< pr Hartford ai d
1;.'.'»v.t Dam Mage Line, Express Agent,
and Coal Mines.
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WILLIAM IT. GKR-IDGrOIR/Sr,
ATTOHiTBY A.T LJL"Vvr
HARTFORD, KENTUCKY.
Collection of i aims and corro»pi«ini*nce wi !,-■■.. ire- prompt attention. Will practice in tl»e Ceurts of
l ihiii and ndj lining Count u in < nn I \ ppeals.
HI. IB. KIN"SOLYHSTG;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
itotaey puelic am ebal estate agent.
HARTFOni*, KENTUCKY.
Will pr-.ctice hi=. profession in Ohio and adjoining Counties, and ir. the Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Special attemion given to the collection of claims. Remittances promptly made.
DAIIST. IF. TRACT, ^<\ >
Dealer in and Manufacturer of -
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MG&Oiii), Duggiuu uiid HUmo, p
General Repairing in all It* Branches, V;/ ^^ j /V\S *
BURIAL MATERIAL. ""^iii^ ■X*''~^^-L>''_^.
A GOOD HEARSE ALWAYS READY TO ATTEND FUNERALS. HARTFORD, KY.
HENRY D. McHENRY. samiel e. hill-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
HARTFORD, KT2\
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W?>>f * £ {. ? if
£fHrlf^ mentation made * j *>t»i *j>e« ial il«>siK7i
4 11 kinds- of isii r-rior ntid ctlrriorornn.
mental ion i:iude from xjkm iul <(rsi.'i,N
J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., CHICAGo!
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Walker A Hubbard, lawyers.
Wallace Clayton T, physician.
Wedding George C lawyer.
Wsinsheimer Heinrieh, watch-maker.
Williams Bros, groceries.
Williams Gross B. groceries.
Williams Thomas, coal mine, (2 miles o-w'l.
Woerner Louis F, shoemaker.
HATFIELD. A
in 1'ike county.
it ry post-office
HAS K I N SV1LLE. Greene county
i See Camp Knox i.
} 1 AY I LA N DSV I LL E . In t e
north-eastern part of Harrison county, 15
mile? north of C\ nthiana, f'.>- county -> .it.
and 10 rnil' - south of Fain it h, its near-
fiat shipping point, on ri »> K. C. .11. R.
Adams Kxpn »s. Semi-weekly mail. Pop-
ulation 50. W. D. Hickman, postmaster.
Arnold VV. 1$., Flour and Wool-carding,
Ash bury John, livestock.
Browning D F & Co, saw and i
Hickman W. D., General
Leaf-tobacco.
Randy G W, blacksmith.
Slade & Hill, general store.
Vanhook il V, physician.
rn-mill.
Store and
HAWESVILLE. The seat of
justice for Hancock county is located on
the left bank of tho Ohio river, 120 miles
from Louisville. Population BOO. Here
is a furniture factory, 1 flour-mill, 1 hub
and spoke factory, 4 church'..3. 1 -
and a weekly newspaper. A. new public
school building has ju-.t been erected at a
cost of $10 000 ; 4 teachers are employed. A
new !: --"-. i. i -s hotel is here, which cost
$7,000 Hawesville is the center of the
best coal-producing district of the State
Daily mail. Mrs. Saliie A. Herzog, post-
master.
Allen Robert H, blacksmith.
Arcade Hotel, August Borgschulze, prop'r.
Arch, -r Fred L, general store.
Ayers E K, live stock.
Badger Wm W, county surveyor.
Beard Wallace S, county attorney.
Borgenroth Louis, shoemaker.
Bl ick Garland I>. lawyer.
B irgschulze August, prop r Arcade Hotel.
Boyd Alexander, wines and liquors.
Bridenbache E, coal mine.
Brown Huston, groceriers and provisions.
Brown Murray, county judge and lawver.
Brown Samm 1 F, general store.
Burgenroth & Bros, coal mines (2miles8-w).
Carder & Bo jd, general store.
Carlton House, Miss O Carlton & sister,
prop'r,.
Carlton Joseph \\ , hub and spoke mfr.
Crammoml Wm, prop'r Hawesville & Can-
nelton Ferry.
Duncan Ceeilins T, school commissioner.
Duncan Cli irles B. general store.
Duncan Robert K. countv clerk.
Elder E 1,. barber.
Freeman Amos, general store.
Fritz Michael W, groceries.
Goering Miss Bettie, millinery.
G ering Leonard (.'. blacksmith.
Goering Wm, shoemaker.
On g' tv L L, ph\ sician.
Gregory A: Bei nett, furniture.
Hawesville -Plain Dealer, Sterett & Riley,
publishers.
Huwley Sb phen A, hotel and grocery.
Henning Alfred, insurance.
Herzog1 Frank, Farm Implements,
Stoves and Tinw are.
Heyman George, wagon-maker.
Holmes L T, physician.
.1 ■; is James \\ , asssessor.
Kaufman Km: I, shingles.
King lo-v 1- ather | Catholic).
Knoll Jacob, tailor.
Larkin Thomas P, constable.
Lawson George W, livestock.
McAdums E. P., circuit clerk, court-
hnuse.
Mc Adams George W, tobacco.
M fis m Mil hael A, lawj er.
M iller Reuben A. law\ er.
Miller Wm VV, saddler.
Millership Mrs K, saloon.
Moores James A, blacksmith.
Newman lV Mc Vdams, tobacco.
Norman Charles C. ph\ sici u
Oliver I)r Robert B, druggist.
Pi iol Thomas, gunsmith.
Pow< rs Sit phen, general 'tore.
Roi erts Wm S, law \ er.
Shelly Z 11 ,V ( o, flour-mill and grocery.
Slattcry Miss Gertrude, Millinery
Goods, etc.
Snyder David C, Forwarding, Com-
mit and Produce Merchant, Adams
Eipress Agent, and Prop'r Wharf-b 'at.
Storett Green, physician (4 miles east).
* l?«ve Settled more than 1,
I Losse*. ami have Had but 23
i flsiULjIaj Wc? I £ Ltl . ;,J| stated Claims. Aamts Evervwhe
100
Ke-
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Sterett & Duncan, drugs and books.
StorettA Riley,publishers Hawesvilk Plain-
dealer.
Stono& Bush, lawyers.
Taber Charles T. livery and ice.
Wm \V, general store.
Taylor Robert \V, ph;
■ i . -
Thomas, Tabor & Co, tobacco.
Tii mas Wm S, live si
Tift Ru^cl! G, p«di
Wh '!er Lysander N. shoemaker.
Wilson George, treneral store.
11 A Y X E SVILLE. On a small
~iream, known as Pantiier creek, in Ohio
county, 10 miles from C! >verp rt, its ship-
pint: station, and 100 from Louisville, is
a s 'ttlement of 100 p< ople, known by this
name. Semi-weekly mail.
HAWTHORN. A small and unim-
portant post-office in Cam pi ■ I a mty.
If A YSYITJLE. I;: the s. uthern part
of Meade county, 8 miies south of Bran- |
lei b ■■ g its nearest si h ping point, on ;
the Ohio river. Tri-weekiy mail. Fopu- ;
lation 60. W. 11 II. Singleton postmaster. I
Poote V. physician. i
George Wiley, carriage trimmer.
Patridge \V W. carpenter.
Singleton VV. II. 11., Blacksmith.
..HAZARD. The c unity-seat of Terry.
""' miies east of Livings! n, its m ire: t |
d ; i kig point on the L. & N. R. 1'... and
- ■'' - itheast of Louisville. Population
1 >'). Daily mail. I. J. D&\ idson, postmaster-
Baker \V. \V., General Store.
* 'nil - J H. lawver.
<' >mb= W W. hotel.
1 '"rnitt K C, dour-mill.
Davidson Ira J., Countv and Circuit
_ C urt Clerk.
■•" rs«.ile J Qn gen store and attorney.
i B F. lawyer.
'' ' v B. justice of pea e.
& Vermillion, general store.
Baylor v\ C, constable.
Walker John, Flour-mill.
HAZLE GREE.V. In the eastern
partol Wolfe county, 10 miles north-east
" : ' »ri;pton, the county-seat, 25 south-east
of Cornwall, its nearestshipping point, or
the Mt. Sterling brunch of the I..'. C. & L.
R'y, Mid 1T.J southeast of Louisville.
Daily mail and stage to Cornwall; fare $2.
Population 100. H. C. Herndon, postmas-
ter.
Rise «1 . P., Wagon-maker.
Cox \N •. , ;a\\ hi i grist-mill,
Day A T, hotel.
Dav Floyd, general store.
Day I. M, lawyer.
Day 'J hj. lor, a moral stun.'.
Finch J oi liua cai penter.
Hazel Green Mill Co. < D. G. Combs
Q. C. Daniel, and F. M. Thomas), Saw
and Flour-mills.
Hernrlon IC, C, Justice and Druggist.
James l ' IS, blacksmith.
Kash C F physician.
t\ •. • h ■'' M. lawyer.
M aple J W. lawyer.
M uncie John, carpenter.
Pieratt J ll barn 'ss-maker arid hotel.
Pieratt J T, blacksmith.
Rowland J L. pi: \ ■ ician.
Swango G B, general -tore.
Thomas F M, physician.
"Ward James, cabinet-maker.
HAZEL. PATCH. In the northern
part of Laurel county, ll miles north of
Loi di n. the county-seat, G east of Living-
ston, its near. -st shipping point, on the
Knoxville branch ot the L & N. R. R.,
and 145 south-cast of Louisville. Daily
mail and stage to Livingston, L ndon and
Rockcastle Springs. J. R. Kemper, post-
master.
Adams Jas M, justice of peace.
Alexander Thos., Hotel and Grocer.
Broughtoi) Dudley, saloon.
Broiighton Stephen, saloon.
Br « n li< < > 1 >. expn ss )o_re:.t.
Castell Lemuel, justice of peace.
Castell R N. constable.
D\ er II M, ph\ sicinn.
• ' i) ■■ l> ' id blacksmith.
Kemper J. ll., Hotel and General
Store.
Kemper Moses, flour-mill.
Lenth J M, teacher.
Miti lell N;.' ton, bla< kamith.
Mobley R :v Richard ( Baptist).
Owen W J & J, saloon.
Sambrook George, saw-mill.
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Whitt Rev Alfred Baptist).
YVoIum J, blai .- : . ith.
HAZKLWOOIX A post-office, in
the western part ol
miles west of H tnds
and 11 from Cai ro Ills
Albert Maus, ; struts'
Northington G A, sen
.River- Thomas, ph -
rd county, 112
lie. ; :.•• coun ,\ ■-■ at,
til si mi- weekly.
--.: store.
HEAD OF GRASSY.
eastern | ! • I ■■ -
mi i soui si Vai ir< ! I • • nty-
seat, it- nearest shii pins point on the < >hio
ri ver, » r ■ 1 20 w - •
R. R. Semi-u -ekiv n ail G. W
I.n t! ,
mt v', ". 0
the E. K.
post ii.i-h r.
Blooiuneld, Stafford «.V Co., Flour-
mill.
Cooper Amor, justice of peace.
Fults James M, justice of peace.
Large W A, li\ •■ stock.
Mavity Rev H i Christiai .
Mawk R H, justice of pence.
Moore "W "W, lawyer.
Morsk R J. justice* of p« ace.
Orcutt Rev W M (Christian).
Rice G, R R agent.
Stamper George W., General Store.
Stamper J W, wa^on-maker.
Warde W., Express Agent.
"Willams , physician.
HEADQUARTERS, A small set-
tlement in Nicholas c lunty. 6 miles south-
west of Carlisle, the ■ >... : . t '.---'-nr , and 6
miles north-west ol Mi lersburg, the ship-
ping point on K. C. R. It. Population 60,
Wh »at, live stock, and tobacco are shipped.
Mail by special supply. W. J. Kennedy,
postmaster.
Barlow S T, general store.
Barton Joshua, distiller.
Brayfield M B, general store.
Feback Amos, wagon-maker.
Fisher S R, dru -.'■ ■ .
Hopper W I' ■ ' ith.
Kennedy & Turley, Tobacco.
LeBurris M D. U : in i gauger.
Paisa! J S. U S ■ : .. ■ i- t.
Sn ith i. (.'-■ ■- ■ I mules.
Tebacfc -i D & J W. • iw-miil.
1 hompson it A, lr a stock.
Turley J T. live st k.
HEBBAKDSVILLE, rn
south-eastern par! of II< nderson i u i
12 n iles south-east •■•! Henderson, the ci
fcy-seat, and nearest railroad approach, :r .
209 south-west of Louisville. The i. ■ ■■
convenient snipping point is Bluff City, o
Green Ri\ er. ! k miles distant. Coi
fn ight, •••■ G •/.:-: •:. River S ..
gation Co. Tri-weekl\ mail and st
Henderson and Owensboro. Popula'
160. J. II. Bun aster.
Alle ;nee \ Li rhtf- • t. ■ hurn-makers.
A ^nee A Negly, ci >al dealers.
Boyd Rev A .
Burns James, hotel.
Carroll & Sons, I] ir ai d saw-mills.
G: rrawny A ^ <■ Ru - im, confectioner*
Hart K S & Co., gen store and tobaioe
I! ;■ bitt Rev A.
Hatchitt A justii e of peace.
Hatchitt .: T. live stock.
Hust .x "Willing!) im, druggists.
Johnson T P. /•.-•■ ral store.
Lewi~ J F, physician.
LightfooJ N L, physician.
Ne< d ham Rev George.
Priest T W, cattle dealer.
Robertson J, manufacturer.
Robinson C, blacksmith.
Sehae.ifer R M, justice.
Shacklitt & Johnson, blacksmiths.
Spurgeon B, constable.
HEBRON. This is a settlement in
Boone county, 3 miles from Delhi, Ohii
the shipping point by rail, and 4 frott
Anderson"s Ferry, Ohio. Goods for here
are usually shipped by boat to Anderson •
Ferry. Here is a strain saw and grist-
mill, 1 church and a free school. Tri-
weekly stage to Covington; fare $1. P< re-
lation lnO." Mail tri-weekly. J. A. Davis,
postmaster.
Bullock Joseph, tailor.
Chase M, groceries and drugs.
Clayton J A. t la ksmitb.
Davis Ilro*., General Store.
Ewestes Ci -per, wagon-maker.
E westi - .}■ >hn, blacksmith.
li. n lersoi .1 FI, carp >nts r.
if> shal A: Hi ■ derson, lyrist and saw-mil -
Staks John, shoemaker.
HEDGES. A post-office, known •
Soholisville, on the Mt. Sterling divisiot.
.
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1 wn n ! HI
j iMi)
Without reference to the Ocrapauies ws nanag*.
BASi . e, Ky.
Age -its ticryAvbere Soutli.
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■ the L., C. Ov L. R'y, in Lho northern
p.'-i of Clark e unty, 8 miles north of
■■', in hester, the <: unty-seat, and 120
east of Louisville. Adams Express.
Ihii y mail. Population 100. J. L. Fry,
ji istmaster.
Christv 1' 1-. < urn-mill.
i el j I' physici m
CtJiubs Gl< iisnor** Jr., Physician.
( [i ha >v ' J- '_ ■ ■■■■
K ■ an? N P, pui liter.
Fry -J. I/., Express and Railroad Agent.
Gilb -it Rev .) .i ;; ., ■■:.-■ .
I , r Peter, w«g' n-: im ker.
Goo J M . I "•' an I !iv ry.
Haggard W Z. carpenter.
Lie Igea P B, hotel.
.'■ »ii t; y 5cl : . gei eral store.
Landruiii ec Warl, gt •. rai store.
Moore F M, bla ksmith.
Rupard Rev \\ m i Baptist).
Sehol! ! D, hUi 'ksmith and wagon-maker.
Siholl J B, wagon-maker.
Waldron Henry, Product*.
HELENA. On the Maysville branch
of the K. C. R. P.. in the southern part
of Mason county, 12 miles south of Mays-
ville, the county-seat, and 150 north-east of
Louisville. Nearest shipping point, Hel-
ena Station, 5 of a mile distant. Daily
mail. Population 150. John 11. Wood,
postmaster.
A lorn rider Joseph, justice of peace.
Brougb S, physician.
Cook Charles, incut market.
Cook Robert, blacksmith.
Dobyns Rev T T Christian).
1 ! ngl irty J D, ph \ -ieiun.
< lra\ & Best, t> bacco.
Ilarkin -. R> v M W Chri stian 1.
Hawkins 1!. C, Railroad and Express
Agent.
Hor i Abe, justice.
Mcllvaine J X, tlour-mili.
Moore O S, shi tenia ;er.
Pogue Robert E, live .-'.<>• k.
Pogue Win T. live ■stock.
Rawling W B. genera! sture.
Wood II R, meat market.
Wood John H., Gunsmith.
HELENA STATION. In Mason
county, 13 miles from the co in ty -seat, and
143 from Louisville, is this village of 50
people. rt is on the K. C. E. R., and has
1 corn-mill, 1 churcl 1 school, and ~>i ips
; >bs co and svh< it Adams Express. Daily
mail. II. C. Hawkins, postmaster, rail-
road and express agent.
HELM'S MILL. With 25 inhabi-
tants, :- a )■■ it-settlement, in Russell
county, >■ miles from Jamestown, the
unty-senl 1 5 miles fi n Cn
isual shipping poi it, 0 1 the ( 11 n! t-
land river. Mai! semi- weekly. W. P.
Payne, postmaster.
HEXDEHSOX. Situated on the
left bank of the Ohio river, 10 miles south
of Evansville, Ind., and midway between
Louisville and Cairo, Ills., is th I < city, the
seat of Henderson county. It is the
northern terminus of the St. L. & S.
E. div. of L. A. N. R. R„ 145 miles from
Nashville and 171 from St. Louis, and
is the central point ir. navigation of
a number of river routes, am >ng them
the Ohio, Mississippi, Wabash. Cumber-
land and Tennessee. It is alsu a point
of landing for regular lines of steamers,
connecting Cincinnati and Louisville with
Memphis and New Orleans, as w •:! as for
smaller boats which are constantly arriving
and departing. Corn is grown in large
quantities around Henderson, but its prin-
cipal article of export is tobacco. There
are 16 large stemmeriesin operation, which
shipped for the year 1880, 7,800 hhds.
tobacco (over 15,000,000 pounds , the major
part of which found a market in Europe.
Coal is also an important article of export
and is extensively mined. An abundance
of hard wood timber is to b< f< und in the
neighborhood, v dc! offers ■ ccellent in-
ducements, in point of cheapness to manu-
facturers who use such material. The
city has an assessed valuation of $2, 500r-
000, and a bonded lebl >f iuiK),000, and is
lighted with gas, and employs a regulai
police force. Many of its private resi-
dencessre costly and elegant, and it* in-
habitants are industrious ai 1 enter]
It has an excellent system of water-works
erected at a cost of' $100,000. Its pu! Ii<
school building cost $55,000, and is :oinpleto
inallitsappi intments. Itals* ; ist'.v (excel-
lent newspaper- tin llenders n Rep rtei*,
weekly and tri-wei kb . ... d The Hender-
son News ; 10 churches, 2 banks, 4 good
Houaa Numbers, Brass LsO elij Carriage, Show Case and >fuoj
LSOCHE, Efigraver Ud Die Sttksr, ItiG Iiax»d«li»h Street, Chicago lui
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hotels, a foundry and machine shop,
3 distilleries, a brewery. a saw-mill, a
planing-milh ;t public hall, an extensive
Bpoke-ra tory.2 ii->ur-niill> 2 brio i I'ards, an
extensive drain tile works, and several line
business blocks. Western LTn nTele; 'fiph
Southern Express Daily mail. Popula-
tion 0,573. Harvey Park, postmaster.
Adams J =<-ph Main.
Alexand ■. .1 i dus, d- nti.-t, 2d.
A llin Philip T, eoi t ■) \< >i ■ r.
Alves .io»> !*>.. A- m Henderson Coal
& Mining Co.. 2d.
Alves Walter S. real estate. 2 1.
Amh ' Lo lis. ronl c;i< i ry, Main.
Appb gate Parmenas O. b'.ii hull, Main.
Arnold Harry G, mm gr \Y U Tel Co, 3d.
Atkins ■.'. Edward. .; . marshal.
Atkins n .1 i in C. :\, ':■
Avritt < ; ■ >rge C, law yer and i ity judge.
Bailey Win. gp 'cer, M.n
Baker Chai i black- ii h I rreen.
Baker Pi' f, r rin high - h ol.
Ball Charles C, lawyer. Main.
Barret John II & C"'>. loba. .-., Main.
Barrett llev P. S (Ej iscop il
Beatty Dr James, dr igs, cor Green and 3d.
Bell George, carpenter.
Beros* i M icl ai !. sa ■< < m, Main.
Best George P. grocer.
Beyer Ji soph, saloon, cor 1st and Kim.
Blackwell P A & Co, hardware, Main.
Blackwell 11 C o: Co, blacksmiths, Green.
Bhida f A Bro, jr. ■ eral st re, Main.
Blanc Phillip, jewi ler, 2d.
B ■'.',•■• Jo-epl 11. -v. i i - agent, Main.
Brink Win, cigar n i i r hi ■: !• aler, Main.
Brown .John V. lawyer, Main.
Brown M i< hael, black nith, 1-t.
Buchholz Frank, ci i b • T oi 'r\, 2d.
Buckner Henry, res! urant, Main.
Bunch John A, barber, Kirn.
Bunch John, lawv er, Main.
Burch Alex M. - n tj -^r.
Burk «fe Smith, -aw- - east).
Burr. Ii. eve A: Co. toba :co, •' 1.
Byrne •' hn M. -a": u,n, 1st.
Byrne Pe.t>-r, :~ ry, 2d.
Callender A i", general ston Green.
Carroll ,Io! :,. « i o. :., 2d.
Gate Webster, corn-mi md < arding-ma-
ehine, corner Washii gton ai i Gre< n.
Cheaney Thomas F, i it\ as r.
Chestnutt Geo W, barber. Main.
Cissel Benj P, circuit judge.
Main,
ritiri).
■ man frs .
Clay James F, lawyer. Main.
Claymeier Henry, brick-maker.
Clore Joseph O, "saw-mill and lumber,
7th and Water.
Commercial House, Geo. M. \'
Prop i. tor. 3d. bet. Main and Elm.
Coulter Lewis C, tost, sad lb r, 2 1.
Cunningham Richard 11. lawyer, Main
Dabno\ James R. law yer.
Davb •" lb \ DO I'i
Delker & Rio; din, earring
1 > 'imis A lbert G, law\ er.
1 >" man Peter A. st< v< 4:ind tin.
1 ,: !•" ■ on Pol ert, crr< ■< i r.
Dixon Archibal I p'bj - . ' ,n. 2d.
Dixon Robert, Livery. Sale, Feed a i .
Exchange Stal s, corner 1st and Elm.
I See ude.)
Do ard J..-ph F. tailor, 1st.
D u -ey J..: ' L. la • yer. Main.
Dudley A Tbeo lurej iawyer, Main.
Duncan Jus, A, pro] r Duncan's li"t..-:, ] -■
Kastin K Seroggi i, surv. y.T.
Eastin R S. county surveyor.
Eckert Jos ph. m< it mai -.• '. 2d.
Egard Mitched, shoemaker. Main.
Ellis George G, groceries, Main.
Emery Samuel, shoemaker, Main.
English Francis M, mayor.
Evans Thomas, grocer, >r Main and 2d.
Farmers" Bank of Kentucky, cap $250,000,
John E McAlister pres, Leonard li
Lyne cashier, Main.
Farny Paul, blacksmith, 1-t.
Fitzwilliams .Lam. saw-miii | 8 miles south •
Fleming James ii. marble, Main.
Fleming J il A Son's, dour-mill, Main.
Fo-se Mr., M, groceries, Main.
French, Mayer & Co, spokes and handle*
Furman Samuel M, dentist, Main.
Furman S <S W B, physicians, Main.
Gaines Win T, grocer, Main.
Gilligan >.v Baker, livery, Main.
Gilmore Allan & Co.tobacco, 1st and Water.
Goldstein Mrs K. groceries, Green.
Ha- k Si iphia. grocer, Main.
Hafner Job: i^.r. ceriey, cor 7th and Gn en .
Hamilt ;. David A: Co, tobacco, Main.
IFaiiCf*ck Thnnius B., Deute? '
Watcher, Clocks, Silverware a.nd Jaw-
el ry, Main.
Handley John T, lawy r, Main.
Hanna Wm M, physician. Main.
Harper Charles fl, constable.
Harrison (ien.f Ed. tor Hendersvr.
News, Main.
itf.ftSf :' Rlj ■ ( W Controlling over $40 OCO.fKVi oi Firt S»l if gi
inasiifi it uAtii-i .am, . ^ss^l; iiri ins. fyiana|Ers
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art David, council and city clerk. 1st. j Henderson Medical Club, W B Thurrnaii,
atchett Ben F, saloon, 1st. pre.-; Archibald Dixon, sec.
aumesser Albin, eonfi 'tionery. etc. E'm ' Henderson National Bank, cap $200,000.
eMbronner Mrs J. grocery. Main. L C Dallam, pres; S K - iced cash, Main.
,■:■! Marion .!, justice of peace, j Henderson News ( Weekly). Ben Har-
old George W. saloon, Water. rison, K iitor and Proprietor, Main.
I Louis F,s:ili>.Mi,(H>:ifi tc, 2d. Henderson Reporter I Semi-weeklvi,
I I Wtn If. confection* n . Main
li:p Aug ' UTO -'"
'.:■■>.;, B lil liny and Lo:i i A
W S Johnson, pi : B (, \\"
lation,
. 2d.
L. IV. Coleman. Proprietor; E. L. Star-
P.ir; • : Wi i. A. Miller. Fori i ■ ,
2d. i p}i P. .-;-,;;,, e.
Heti-on Chas (J, srroeer. .
Henderson i.'o:ilanil Mining Co., Hicks Luther B, tobacco, 1st.
Cap. $24,000. Hi <
S. Alves. Supt., am
Airent, 2d.
:iper. 1 : - ; .
: Joe B. All
H ■ >v Win-;tc.i.l. di.-tillers. office 2d.
HillyeT Pi.il, , 11. 1 k* and music. Main
Llin .;•■ Aaron B. shoes and hats, Main.
3. \V. WILLIAM.-. Proprietor.
I. D. BENNETT, OWk.
IE-*1"
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
EI33SrzrE]riSC^T.
I-IEWTTJCICT.
Re-fitted and Re-furnished. First-claig accommodations for the traveling public. The beit of Liqnoi
»nd Cigars at t)ie Bur.
ROBERT DIXON,
PROPRIETOR OF
n
Dixon's Liver; :r.i
J*
fed -V '
03..= tj.r.Ci5j |
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AND DEALER IN
FINE HARNESS AND SADDLE HORSES,
s
OBIEIE^IDOIE^IEniEIR/S
S. OLtEKDOKFEIt, Proprietor.
Second Street, near Main, Henderson, Kentucky.
OTSTEKS liT «A.:E-,ZLi STTLES.
Good Sample Rooms, Reference*, the traveling public.
psnro rn nPBMfii urn r-?
ntra.2 and Soutnei-a Dep't
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Hodge Edwin & Co, tobaco, 3d.
i' ' Ige John !!. tul acco, , or M lin and 3d.
Hodge Joseph A, pin dcian, Main.
Hoffman Juhn, grocer, Ciav .
Hbfhumn Edw, gr — ry,co"r Kim and 7th.
II' ifinann J acob A, grocer, Cenl r.
Hollinger Daniel, dioemaker, Main.
Hollnv.ay ..V Slav hall T S. Hollo-
■■■■ y. W. J. M .,■.......;
Foundry and Ma. nine-shops. Gi m ral
Repairing of ail Kind* 1 >on
Noti ■ c •?• Elm and Ra i
Lockett Pascal H, county judge.
Lyne Gi orgi , dm _<•-. Main.
Lyne, John A, I lw ,er, Main.
Lyne I eonard II, cashier Farmers B n .
of Sventuel , .
McCIain J & ( .. ,]■ fillers, « oi Main and 3 !
McClain Win P, counts attorm y.
';[' ' ' ■' an At: el B> painter, Main
':'' C"--iii-iM' J .hi, E, Pi, ddent Fu
i k ■■.' K nttii ky.
.' i>h >vt | Med i :,:";. & Sh' by, tobai eo, Main.
M > Lai lin Ji mes, rroceries.
nool*sr- Michael, r 7tn and Green. MeNamara P J. coal i ir.es, Mai
^'Pkms \\ v .v < . ! ■. g, ,!s. Main. Mahler Thoma ., ..,,• 2d
llonl House, J. v\ . Williams, Pruprie- I Mann Bros, dn ■ j.-od . Main
tor. Upposite Court-house. (.Seearfy.) i Marshall .1 oh n*L\Jr, tobacco,' Main
Hudson J V\ , physician, Main. Marshall \V. .J. A- Co., (Wm. J.,
Huston Fred K.sutio ■ ■•, ■ t. Posey Marshall. Paul J, Marrs) To-
duston kVmJV produce Front. bacco Sales Warehouse, and Co.
tiaCKNOn Hotel. M. R. Jackson, Pro- ; sion Merchants, and Proprietors Wharf-
pneb i. Mam. ^ ^ I boat, ■ I.
JaekSiHl 31. IJ., Proprietor Jackson's j Marshall & Atkinson, gen insurance Main
Hoted and Restaurant, Main, near 3d. , Martin & Co i-roeerv"->d
Johnson C. 11. A Bro. (Campbell H Mayor's G. A. Sous! Hardware, Cut-
and Wm. S.), Wholesale and Retail j Iery, Guns, Sportsmen's Goods and
Books, htationery, Wall Paper, Window ■ Glass; also Agts Miami Powder C
Curtains, Pictures, Frames, Moli
etc. Job Printing a .Specialty, Main."
Johnson Elliott M, jailer.
Johnson Jus A. hai b< r, Main.
Johnson W S ,v Bro, drugs, Main.
Johnston, Joseph B, builder, 2d.
Jorgcnson K'icholas, General Insur-
ance and Real Estate Agent, and No-
tary Public, opp Post-office.
Juergena John, shoemaker, Kim.
Katterjohn & Bros, dour-mill, 2d nr R. R.
Kearney Mr- Mary, boarding, Elm.
Kohn Nicholas, meat market, 2d.
Kerr, Clark vV: C >. tobacco, Main.
Kincheioe J—- B, r > (j..-p coll int rev,
cor Main ami 2 I.
King Nicholas, meal market, Green.
Klaudi r Gt-i rtre, groi cry, ll h
Kleiderer Fred, tailor, 2d.
Labry Wm K, livery. 1-t.
Lambert James !.. tailor, Main.
Lam berl Samuel H, I >h iceo.
Lancaster Wm R, pointer, Main.
Lauchheim Herman, groceries, 2d.
Letcher I! .V J H. physicians.
Levi Moses, second-hand store, 2d.
Lewis Wm li, boots, di • •-. etc, Main.
Lieber Mrs Hattie )',. millim-rv, 2d.
L ' ■•! ■< tt John F, lawyer, Main."
Lockett John W, lawyer, .Main.
Scales, Step-Ladders, and Farm Imple-
■" ..!.-> Main.
Merritt Montgomery, lawyer, Main.
Metz George .V Co, hides and pelts, 2d.
Powell Henry J, commonwealth attorney.
Prentice George A, lawyer. Main.
Rankin J Ed. insurance" 2d.
Rash Otwav W. druggist, Main.
Redman Wm F, dentist, cor Main and 3d.
Reichert John, cigars. Main.
Reinhardt & Gabe, meats, Main.
Keutlinger & Eisfelder, br« wers, cor Main
and 8th.
iii'.'y Louis, tobacco, 1st.
Riley L L & Co, tobacco, 1st.
Robberts David, tobacco, nr Cemetery.
Rodman M i - M M, millinery, 2d.
Rosenfii Id N, noti
Rouse John W, real estate, Main
Ruby John T, stoves.
Ryan 'I honi; ~. irrocerv, 2 1.
San lefur !!• nnett M, livery, 1-t.
Si haeffer Will C, city traiisfer. Main.
Metzner & Ztmbro, saddlers, 2d.
Miller A J, -• .. . ig machim s, Main.
Miller Rev Jeremiali German Lutheran).
i Moore Edward R, -• wing machines, Main.
Newman Mrs N S, dre.>s-maker, 2d.
Nicholay Jo.seph 11. di >i maker, 2d.
I Noakes Jonas, cooper, 2d.
5 *S *':$* $
Batohera' ,'."' ?;.•■'»-•' £;.rra;ej and General Harttearfl So*-
. FEED. SCEMIElirNai 835 Bye&a<vay aad 330 H.
Fourth Street, ST. LCC;.'-, MO, Saud f„i Catalogue.
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Norris <S Co, hardware, Mail .
Oaklan I D <till :-y . -1 -Mi ■' 'lain A: Co, prop's.
i ■• lort't.T Lo lis, ■.. i •■ . , Main.
Oberdorier Simou, Pi >rietor Euro-
i Hotel an I Lv irant, 2 1, ur Main.
X- adv. )
I >: rdort'er S A: K. el > hiug, Main
0->«»r«iuriVi',s lairojuun ilotol
and S£e.Ntuui';inL, S o
l'r >p'r, 2d and Maui. ('-' ■• N i
Pargny Harry. ;• ■ ■
. . . ■ & Leek i:*. Main.
Peter -I :ic, jeweler, M :i in .
!.' iej ■ • ii ■ :-\ . 'i ■• ■ ■ ry. ; " -;. ■ : i Main.
S libiuip Mar: in, _." ice ..,■•••.'••_.■.•. t Gn >;!,.
: singer ev Giebol, ,' J !
■ v :•'!!;_:• r Nathan,].'} tographer, Main.
'-'■■' f>'l Ernst, v, ■• .:■ •;■ mnr'r, Gi :n.
Sights A lex B li <■ er>, i-:.
-; seraore S a S In >■• v er, Main,
S nith < ruorge VV, coi nty clerk.
Smith R 5 a- ( >. wa^m-mak* rs.lst.
Soaper Robert 0, grocer and salt, Main.
Soaper Thomas, Wh it-sale and Re-
tail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Mattings, etc., Main.
>■:•••• Richard IT. tobacco, Main and 5th.
Southern Express Co, J H Bowies, agent,
Main.
Southern Spoke & Handle Co, French,
Mh} er & ( o, pn prs.
Stephens J W, confectionery, Green.
Stone James M, county tr> as and justice.
Stratmaa Mrs F, saloon, Main.
Streng Manuel J, dry goods, Main.
Thomas George, barber, 1st.
'1 ; >masson John < ', gn >c?ries, 2d.
Turner H F & F L. lav vers, Main.
Tiiriwr & Doxev Win. Turner, F.
ij. Doxey , Uarb. • -. M i n.
' Her M ic i c I uto •■": •- cor Elm and 9th.
Caver/, igt & lv ' ■ • ' : i - :• series. 2d.
■ :agl & Smith, meats
\ :e S B & R D, lawy rs, Main.
Vauks David Jr, circuit el rk.
V. gel George M, h :• ! . d i onfe tioner.
V a I John' & Co, ice, Fc, I
W i ker A Lyne, insura i a cents, Main.
'■', ir i Ezra, school • : ■•■:•.
Washburn Win I!, lawyer, M . n
• i liington Wm !». lawyer, Main.
f'r iv«p A Ibert, toba :o. Madisom ille rd.
VV'i "theu er C, eerier -: ;tore, M tin.
rt'estern Union Tel Co, 11 G Arnold, m .! •
»ger, 3d.
Whittaker W ii. grocery.
Williams Jinks V\.,
Lli ise. Onp. C« irt-Hous
Wilson CI arie- W, tobacco. 2d!
Wi l*on Miss E, mi llincry. Mam.
Winstead Aaron S, whiskies, 2d.
.Volt' ti< irge, bakery, cor Gn m
V • m nan M ai ■ ilm, iwyer, Main.
Z ■■..-. W .-'.:; , _• . '., •■■ ■• .-■ 'n-mak(
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and 1st.
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IIEXDERSOX'S 3ITLL. la a
spar- y setil' 1 phi •■ and i mtry post-
otliee, ii Marshall county, 10 miles south-
east ot 1) nton, the cuiiiuy-scat. Ship to
Faducah. either via Ohio River or 1*. a:
E. R. K., or to Aurora, the most conveni-
ent point on th< '!'■ nnessee river. 7 miles
east. Mail tri-weekly. R. W. Henderson..
postmaster.
Henderson V> W, cotton gin.
Henderson J W, dry g >ods.
Henderson If. VV., Flour-mill.
IIKNIiW Smali post-office in Mor-
gan county, 6 miles from West Liberty.
HH'KMW. On the Mississippi
river, 40 miles below Cairo, lils., 200 above
Memphis. Is the county-scat of Fulton,
ana is the north-western terminus ■ I :1 •
N. C. & St. L. R'y. Trains connect with
steamers for Cairo, St, Louis, and points on
the river. This town is now in a more
prosperous condition than it ever was. A
good opening is presented here for a bank.
Settled in 1833, it was incorporated a-> a
village in 1837, and as a city in W>:;. It
has a weekly new spaper, •"> churches, a»d *
public school. The Hickman Luml ■ i
Manufacturing Company employ 75 men
an 1 manu'aci ure lumln r md furniture to
a considerable extent. The tH k wan < hi
t ' impany have recei tlj rnp ted their
works at a cost of tbd.UOO. Che wagon-
works of the celebrated Hickman Wagon
Company will, probably, turn out some
2.000 this yea.'. Th --• last works give em-
ployment to nearly LOO '';■':'. it also has
a plow and wagi n facti rv, '1 11 )uririg-milis.,
3 cotton gins, and 2 _;<> >d h< ■•- •, th chic!
of which i- the Planters' House, reo ■ : y
reopened. Exports cotton, tobacco, grain
an i country pr luce. ^'•"! stern I
Telegraph. Southern Express. Population
1,000. Eliphal«t Case, postmaster.
TjjM fl^fir8''?. Irt-.»'I' KIVW. .8. W. ATKl\«i01V, 313-321 .V*., fj „
- ton St., MMC *<:<». 1L.I.. ! ItetVr to tltoutmtfU oi
nt III* Contract* (oiiir-icicd throughout the couutry,
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Amberg's J Sons, general store.
Anastasus K*v Path* r < 'a holic i.
Bailey II C, com i
Bondurant & Drew iy, eommb n and pro-
duce Di« reliant . •■ :i ulturai impts <■'
Bransford Rev E K (Methodist S .
Brevard Hi. hard B. ' ar Iw ire and stoves.
Brown A M it Co. groceries.
Bu h n a i He: y. /en. nil -t ■«■.
I • . I . . - : • r.
Cam] bell J[e7.fd;inh S | : tographer.
Case Eliphaiet, Postmaster.
Case Kit/. K, i ooper.
( • I-' E & Co. grocers.
Clav W 1!. lui 1 - ; n ies
Coi k Re\ W ii (< In istian i.
Gorman •! VV & Co. stoves and tinware,
C .wgitl John \V, dru^s.
D'Fdward < harles, harbor.
D dds J. -v in )!. farmer and live stock.
1> i u i^ii 1 Jo.- p '. m 'at mark' t.
.1) lights & Adams, meat market.
Effinger George, gunsmith.
Farris Alexander A, physician.
Fethe Hi rmann, slua m .''• r.
Fortune T P & Co, druggists.
French Thomas M. clerk circuit court.
Frenz Charles, books and stationery.
< Has : Rudolph, < hoi i iker.
Gra.ey .J R <V Co. lumber (4 miles s-w).
Griffin Ji ' n G, tailor.
Haokett Charles B, city marshal.
Hellner Fi t / statii n agent.
Hellner John C. manager W C Tel Co.
Hertweek, Baltzer A Co., (Otto
Hertweek, Charles Bali/.er, Hfi ry A.
T\ ler), Manufaetun rs 11 ickman Wagons.
[Set ado.)
Hickman Courier, George Warren, editor
and pr >prit tor.
Hickman Lumber and Mamifac-
tnriiiU' C'i>.. Clinton L. Handle, pres.;
Samuel Landrum, S. ■■ and Treas Henry
Little, Supt.; Manufacturer* Furniture
and Lumber, i Set >; ■'•-. ■
Hickman Oil Co., Robt. Thompson,
Pres.; Nashville., Tenn . Henry Sperry,
See.: John F. Campbell, Asst. Sec. and
Man at; i r; Mai -■>' icturers Cotton seed Oil
and Meal.
Holcombi Charles A, druggist.
Johnson \3 D, liv ■ stock.
Johnson Wm C, sheriff.
.1 mi M v\ Addie L, millinery.
Kir. s< r L'.: ^ itting, bakery.
Kingman Albert D, county attorney.
Kistner & Gardner, furniture.
Landruin Samuel, Sec and '!',-'.
Hick man Luni ber and Mnfg Co.; !i -,.
(i nee A ji nt hi: ! N*i tary.
Mcintosh Benj T, .- n feet ion ery.
McMahan Thomas R. constable.
MatLcm liobert M., Groci
Provisions ami Fis i rv. and Prdpr i I
Planters' Flo! -.. "
M at. son Wmey. blacksmith.
Maves James W. justice of peace.
Millet Richard K. ity clerk.
Montgomery liou.se, >1 Per Da v.
J. Ii. Montg. mery. Propriet. r.
Nashville, Chattanooga A" Sjt.
Louis l.t'y., Fritz Hellner, Agent.
S iclmls * :har'i - T. re>ta irant.
( Hit ten Ja lues N, ph , -
Overton ,1; • - A • . amission merchant.
Parke Arthur M, d- i t|st
Planters' House, ■.-'_' per dav, Robert
M. Mathen v. Prop r See cdr~)
Plant J II & Bro. g> I oral store.
Plummer Wm B, liv ery.
Plummer Wm T, physician.
Powell & Bro, groceries, com'n and pro-
duce merchants.
Ramage Ben it' marble v, rrks.
Handle Clinton L., Lawyer and
Pres't Hi. kman Lumber and M'f'g Co.
R i d Ji thn C. justice of peace.
Reed .1 M, lumber (10 milt s west).
Reid Richard I. express agent.
Rogers John W, grocer.
Saunders James 11. prin public schools.
Scharfe Mrs Elizabeth, bakery.
Schroeder Frederick, shoemaker.
Shuck MarioTi, live stock.
Shuck Wm, live stock.
Sohrn .!..-• ph. barber.
Sohn. Silberfeld & Craner, notion?, etc
S mthern Express, R 1 Reid, agent.
Stephens John I), cooper.
Stigler Fran k. saloon.
I ma>son R<»\ tl F, jailer.
Thompson Frank grocer.
Turner Walter J. prop'r Laclede House.
Tyler Henrv A. rnay-r.
Tyb r II A i II T, av. vers.
Warren G< >rge. pr >p"r Hi. 'kman Courier
W U Tel Co -1 C H« .nut. manager.
Wl ite Samuel N. flour-mill.
Williams Marion, restaurant.
Wilson C Huglett, lawyer.
Wilson John A. clerk county court.
Witting John, grocery.
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C I. RANDLE, President.
SAM'L LANDRUM, Treasurer.
SAM'L I.ANDRUM, Secretary.
HENRY LITTLE, Superintends t
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PLANTERS HOUSE,
R. M. MATHENY,
HICKMAN, KY-
Proprietor.
Rates Reasonable. Special Attention Given to Commercial Men.
Table Supplied with the Best the Market Affords.
House is pleasantly situated at the head of Main Street, convenient to boat
landing, end overlooking the river. A share of the commercial travel is solicited.
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HICKOItY FLAT. I- the east-
ern part of Simps .. county, 7 miles- east
of Franklin. T' i- ci unty-seat. its n< •< -'
shippii g point, on ; -j L. A; X. R. II.
Sei weekly n . n i stac ;e .•• Fra: . i,
New Roe and Seottsvilb ; fare 25 cents to
Franklin and New R •, a i *>1 I - -J. tta-
\ i;:-- Populate n "0. J. I,. Hatfield,
p . '. aster.
Barbee i'Al. ir'h u -i
Breed love I.I nry. justice.
Gain g G W. physic n.
Hut field .J . II., Farmer.
Hickory flat fn tifu(<\ Dr. G. W.
Gain?, Pre.?t., J. B. llatE 'id, Secy.
Kelly 1J, phj s'n ian.
VVilson Wm, justii e.
HICKORY GROVE. This is a
small station on the M., P. & N. R. R., in
Graves county. 245 mil ; m Louisville.
Southern Express I' ; ■ -. 80. Daily
mail. S. F. Kej . postmaster.
Byrfls M". >I. <X Son, General Store.
Chapman Rev C (Methodist).
Collier Polk, marshal.
Collier & Co, blacksmiths.
Creason H M, physician.
Edwards' Hotel.
KfV S. l\ <&: Co., R. R. and Express
A gents and 1 >n;ggists.
Key & Byi'ds, Saw-mill.
Thomas John, blacksmith.
HICO. In the north-eastern part of
Calloway county, 12 miles north of Mur-
ray, the c iunty-seat l-: from Higland, its
nearest shipping point, on the Tennessee
river ami 200 >outh-we~t of Louisville
Calvert City, on the P. & E. R. B. is the
nearest station. Weekly mail Popula-
tion 60. N. C. Brand <n, p istmaster."
Bennett J P, hlaoksmith.
Brandon >I. ('., General Store.
Burkeen J P, tobacco.
Smith W R, toba< < o.
White W H, tea ! er
HIGH GROVE. In the northern
part of Nels m county, 13 miles east of
Bardstown, the county -seat, on the Bards-
town branch of the L. & N. R. R., and
26 south-east of Louisv lie Si re to Bards-
town and Bloomfieid. Tri-weekly mail.
S. C. Johnson, postmaster.
Aboil G M, livestock.
Bridwell G W, wagon-n aker.
Bridwell J I. blacksmith.
Bri Iwell W T, blacksmith.
Cassell W W, wagon-maker.
Clark & Moore, general store.
Deacon N W, general store.
De icon W, fb ur-mill,
Evans A H.
Grant P D. saw
Gram William H. undertaker.
Hardy AS illiam A, wagon-maker.
Jones J ohn, blacksmith.
Johnston S. C, General Store.
Maye 11 i 1, physician.
Moor E G physician.
HIGH KNOB. A small post-office.
in Clay county. Weekly mail. Gerry H.
McWhi rter, postmaster. '
HIGHLAND. Settled in 1830. T*
a village c mtaining 125 people, in thfl
center of Lincoln county, 9 miles south of
Stanford, the county-seat, and nearest bank.
Ship to Kind's Mountain Station, on the C.
S. R'y. Mail tri-weekly. 11. P. Young,
postmaster.
Ballard John, blacksmith.
Barber H L, physician.
Bastin A H, general -tore.
Bastin M S, justice of peace.
Bonta Rev E E (Methodist).
Butt John, blacksmith.
Carpenter John, saw-mill.
Horton J K, general store.
Owens Rev Martin ^Christian).
Petrey Adam, justice of peace.
Young Geo W, constable.
Yotilli? H. I*.. General Store.
Young Jane'-, general .-tore.
HIGHLANDS.
(See Dale).
Campbell count?
HIKES POINT. Established in
1879. I - u farm house post-office in Jeffer-
son county, 7 miles from Louisville, the
county-seat. Daily mail. H. C. G-j- !-'•■'.
postmaster and gr icer.
Schinde Eiios, blacksmith.
HILL GROVE. Known as Me»i-
ville, in the southern part of Meade countyi
10 miles south of Brandenburg, the county-
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it, 10 west of Muldraugh, it- nearest
■ '■ ipping point, on the !'. & K. 1.1 E. Daily
mail and stage to )! augh, are #1.25.
T. M. Sbuma; -. postmaster.
Brooks D, livestock.
I'atterson K J, t .baceo.
Siuimate T. M., H tel.
"'■ ,•■'•'. i store.
'1 hornsbury J H. shoemaker.
■rminus
R. R., in
HILLSBOROUGH. T .
of the Hilis boro brarn ti K. C
' :,:;-• . ' L'Ora •■- "" rn i. ..;-' ille.
'; : . i ■..-<- ct-nia . i niil, 3 mi b .1
school : " !' ■, ' pn. Wheal |
duce, and stock, are ti e shipments. Stage
to Oftins ii •■ ■ ■' i ' i i :■• urg. Daily
mail. J. A. ;!. Keerari: [ o.-tmaster.
HarksdalO & Co., Dry G rods.
Busby K K. undertaker.
Clark John, hot< 1.
('rain .1 W, gn eer.
Garr C it. pin -ician.
Goodwin Win, blacksmith.
Hawkins .1 II, blacksmith.
Hendrick Rev J P (Presbyterian).
Keerans & Co., General Store.
Kiokley C, ph\ si< ian.
Myers John, railroad agent.
Piles E < I >v Co, tub ..-co.
Richards E W, physician.
Phelps Z J, teacher.
Shields E G, dry goods.
Shields & Co, groceries.
Summett George, hotel.
Blandvi
uia-tion 4". s. P
Broun P S, hlai k
;- N I, W.
Daviss M VV, win
b\ire to Puducah $1 '■'. '■' ; -
Davis Rev
r rent alia,
-■ tith.
ju*i ce.
i..'.'1-v, right.
i Methodist).
postn aster.
HILL. SPRING. Known as B"lle-
vi-w, on the Lexington branch of the L.,
C. & L. R. Ii., 5 mill s south of Newcastle,
the county-seat, and in the southern pari, of
Henry county. Daily tnaii. A. L. Jones,
postmaster.
HINKEEVIIJLE. In the northern
part of Ballard county, IS miles north of
Blandville, the county-seat, and 18 - '';--
west of Puducah, its nearest shipping
point, on the M. P. A. N.and P. A E. R. R's.
Tri-weekly mail, and staee to Pad icah and
Falkner J, bin ksmith.
Falkner & Tempic, blacksmiths.
Hinkle 0, ph\ sician
()■ erbey .! W, wheel-wright.
Petrie J S, phvsi. an.
Sberrill N. drugs.
Frencalla S. I*. & IJro., General
St.>re.
HIXTOX. Vsma .n on the C.
S. R. R., in Scott <-^\i'.i\y. 17 miles from
Geo _-.'.• -■. n, :. ie oounty-s >at. Bo] lation.
150. Adams Express. Daih mail. Thomas
. | ■ ■ aster.
A Gillai k. g' neral -tore.
Skivin Z T, express agent and gen stores.
\ ..: ce £ M a! lanix, tl< .u -mill - . ith |.
HISEVIULE. In Barren county. 9
miles from its shipping station, Horse
Cave (Caverna), is this settlement of 150
people. Daily mail. Wm. Hogan, post-
master.
Lasley John, saddler.
Nahrn J & Bro, general store.
Strader N J & Bro, merchants. _
Quesenbery 1 M, general store.
HISEEK. A village in Owen county,
7 miles from Owenton, the county-seat, and
14 from Sparta, the usual shipping point.
Population 200. E.xpr< ss Adams. Mail
tri-weekly. W. H. Sanders, postmaster.
Clifton Alfred, blacksmith.
Just John, farmer.
Kinney & Roher, saw and flour-mills.
Laist . phj sician.
Law . physician.
I 'i. mion J. farmer.
• >banion Juke, farmer.
Rose Harrison, chair mnfr.
Sanders W H, gen store and dry goods.
Willhoil Alv;n, farmer.
Willhoil J, farmer.
Wood C, farmer.
JIITESVIEEE. A post-village, in
Union county, 7 miles from Morgai
eat of justice. Ship direct, via the
Ohio river. P n 95. Mail tri-
weekly. R. A. Griggs, ;>■ Hmaster.
Bu kn an B W, coi stable.
G ritrgs .1 D. r- •.<•■ ai -ti .re.
GrijrgS 11. A.. Wagon-maker.
Hite R P, live st >••:..
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Hite W P, justice.
Markham M. blacksmith and justice.
Sheffer John, shoemaker.
HODGENVILLE. The county-
seat of La Hue county, is an incorporated
village, of aboul ■'■ 0 n) abitants it is 11
miles fron i . . !■ . towi its Lipping
point, smd 53 miles from Louisville, It
contains a hVuring- mill, 0 churches,
Christian, Presb ti r Methodist, Bap-
tist, ami Catholic, a good hotel, several
stores, and a scmina y. 1 he principal ex-
ports from 1 1 •-.'_•* 1 \ i " ! - are tobacco, hogs,
mules, sheep, flour, and wheat. Daily
stage to Elizabethtown and New Haven;
fare $1. Daily mail. L. L. LaKue, post-
master.
A she raft .7 W, harness-maker.
Bean Misses K & C, millinery.
Beli K H. phot igrapher.
Booker J (i, liverv and stage line.
Broomfield B F, s'a!< a.
Brunner Rev 1 W (Baptist).
Castleman S M, grist and saw-mill.
Collins J A, pr iprietor Lynn Hotel.
Dawson A: Bin h. liv • •■■ and tloon.
Doran W N, stoves and tinware.
Dougherty Klder C M Christian).
Dunn Phillip, justice of peace.
Dyer J L, undertaker.
Enlows VY V, carpenter.
Gore John W, physician.
Hagan & Co, grocers.
Hansbaugh M, tobacci nist.
Ilargan 1> .1 0c S. ns, dry goods and furn.
Hayes II A. grocer and justice.
Haves' lb tel". .1 R Hayes, : - .prietor.
Howard Thus P, general store.
Herd Lon,boot and shoemaker,
Hub! ard J* ob, live stock.
Jeffries & li< 'I. carriage and wagon-makers.
Johnson H ilanv S. lawver.
Kirkpatrick B P>. live stock.
Kirkpatrh k S ('. drinrgisl.
Kirkpatrick & Co, grist .-md woolen-mill.
L&rne L L, blacksmith
La Hue L I .. i druggist.
La Rue S .). constable.
Losley John iv Son, 1 lacksmiths.
Lvnn Hotel, J A Collins, proprietor.
ii'it ( r G B, flour-mill
Mitchell Wm. meat market.
rood*.
Nantz J R, carpenter.
Newton J R, shoemaker.
O'Brijn G. W., Saloon.
( > Bryant .las, stage line.
Ormstein S, dry goods.
Pri i' Robert, barber.
Robertsi n Thos A, lawyer.
lb - ertsi n A: El .n iltoi dry
R id man V\ m ( ', physician.
Smith J H, lav, yer.
Sutphin .1 L, lentist.
Thurnian B. J., Attorney-at-law.
Special Attention to Collections in La-
Ri . Har lin. and Hart counties.
Thurman George W, lawyer.
Twyman .] W, lawyer.
Ward Wm, harness-maker.
Wi - m Wm, tinner.
Young James M, physician.
HOGAX. Logan county (See 01m-
stead).
HOLBROOK. In the southern part
of Grant county, 12 miles south-west of
Williamstown, the county-seat, 8 miles
south of Mason its nearest shipping point,
on the C. S. R'y, and 75 north-east of
Louisville. Mail semi-weekly. Express
Adams. Population ICO. W". H. Roberts,
postmaster.
Beverley Rev Stephen (Methodist).
Denny T J, physician.
Green .1 W, distillery.
Gross J Pf carpenter.
Gross Stephen, blacksmith.
Jewett Joseph, distillery.
Jewett Wm. blacksmith.
.Jump M, wajjon-maker.
McGinty Owen, cooper.
Roberts AV. II., Live Stock.
Roland J ('. treneral store ;<nd hotel.
Nail R R, carpenter.
Nail V Y, brick-mason.
HOLLY HILL. In the southern
part of Whitley county, li miles south of
Whitley, the c unt\ seat, nod 8 miles from
Pine Knot it- nearest shipping point, on
C. S. R'y. Mail tri-weekly. Papulation
j 100. John L. Davis, postmaster.
[ Ball Rev J D (Baptist).
i Cuddell David, wagon-maker.
Davis John, general store.
j Davis J. L., Hotel and Farmer.
j Gilreath B P, saw-mill.
I Gilreath L J, blacksmith.
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and oporatini; iu 10 ; ut - t'i .
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Louisville, Ky. Agame everywhere.
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Gilreath Wm, constable.
tJn en James, express agen I;
: ■ ■ A. jusl ice •■!)-■
■ ". •• Rev Milton | Methodist).
Kimball W H, R R agent.
Jlvsn Thomas, blacksmith.
Stephens E. & Tj., General Store and
KSour-mill.
HOLT. Breckinridge county, a small
i tst-ollice, lately established.
HOME. A hamlet in Pike county,
>»i miles from Pikevilh the nearest ship-
j.;':'_: point, and 430 from L ansville. Pop-
ulation 200. Mail semi-weekly. David
\ unover, postmaster.
\shon James or Son, general store.
'■.'■■■ mgardner John, wagon-maker.
Mulli ry Wm, live stoek.
•• ,•• r Isftae, bj: eksmith.
I'ice Wm, wagon-maker.
Vanover David, General Store.
\ anover Elijah, blacksmith.
Whitaker Wm, distiller.
HOMER. A new post-office in Logan
•unty.
HOOD'S liUX. In Greenup county,
a small post-office having this name.
HOPEWELL. In Greenup county,
• n the E. K. It. St., 210 miles from Louis-
ville, is this village, with its 4 churches, i
• ■': <d and 200 Inhabitants. Kggs, char-
coal, and ore, are shipped. Mail daily. J.
C Irwin, Sr., postmaster.
Curry II S, carpenter.
Irwin Alexander, blacksmith.
Irwin James C. Jr., Genera! Store.
Irwin James C* Sr,, R. R. Agent
an 1 Postmaster.
Kiser John, constable.
McKinster Rev J*oseph (Methodist).
Pearce C, saw and grist-mill.
Rife Rev J C i Baptist).
Woniaek V*'. A., General Store and
r-mill.
HOPKINSYFLLE. The county
seat of Christian, the fourth county in •
wealth and population in the State, waa
loi itedantl laid off in 1700, and was origi-
nally called Elizabethtown. It is prettily
located on Little River, and upon the
dividing; line between the prairie lands of
South-( hri.-tian and Ll ■ hilly region in the
northern part of the county. The lands
embraced within the i rate limits are
sufficiently rolling to i ,r rd l,:- >d drainage,
and the city is one of the I in the
Mississippi Valley. The citv is situated
on the L. & X. l\. R.. 71 miles fron Nash-
ville, 87 from Evansville, and 17i from
Louisville. In 1870 the place ha ! : p ipu-
lation of about 3.000 souls, since which
time it has nearly d'oiibh d. Nocity in the
State lias mad'1 more rapid progress during
the pa.-t few years. Her :< baec* market,
which is not yet ten years old. is the third
in importance in the State. Her location
makes her the natural market of the
largest and most productive tobacco crow-
ing region in the world. Her churches, 9
in number, are large, weil-constructed,
handsome buildings, and a tine new public
school building has just been con pleted.
The court-house, which co-t £90,000. is one
of tbelargest in the State, and is an orna-
ment to the c;tv. Anions; her more im-
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HODGENVILLE, KY.
Spacial Attention given to Collections in the Counties of LaRje, Hardin and Hart
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portant business ■ ■-' shim • :- ■;: 6 large
tob ■■ co wareh •!-> . - exti :.- ive flour i i !
grist-mills. 2 pi nil _- in ill*, • ; banks, with
ai aggregate capital of >1 00.000, "2 hotels,
one foundry, 3 carriage fa tories, i i i of
which is owned by Mi ssrs. MoCiimev, Bonle
A; Co., and i- the la ri, -
tu. ky : a pi >\v fa " n y
handling li ,,■..-
!n Western Ken-
lh • tobacco re-
' • newspapers.
t > 'in. i is one of
the State. The
i Dei locrai ic in
■ us, well-con-
blicnn is in
in i lies, and
The K< ntucky Nev, } ra
the mo*t it fluentiul in
S nth Kontu< ki:u ;- uls'
politics, and is a pros]
duet<id she<'t. The R.
politics what i- name
although recently established, bids fair
to become an influential public organ.
Its educational in lit ;:• - are Bethel Fi •
male Colleg* (J. M. Bust, A. M„ Presi-
dent), employing 10 teachers. This col-
lege is in a flourish h -z c< i ditioi anil is
i I braled as ( ne of the finest ii stitutii v.-
in the State. The South Kentucky Fe-
male College, and the Western Kentucky
Lunatic Asylum are located here. The
steam flouring-mill and srrain elevator of
Messrs. Rabbeth, Brownell & Co., and the
planing and saw-mill, and sash, door and
blind manufactory of Messrs. Brownell &
Co. ar* particular institutions of this city.
Western Union Telegraph. Southern h,\-
press. Daily mail. Susan H. Burbridge,
postmaster.
Abemathy & Co, tobacco, Nashville.
Alexander C G. live ;-tock.
Alexander Lawrence G, physician, Main.
Anderson Clarence, photographer, Main.
Anderson Robert M. grocer, C mrt.
Anderson & Cheaney, groi er, Virginia.
Armstrong John W, surveyor.
Ballard Henry C, groceries, stoves, etc.
Hank of Hopkinsville, Capital
$250,000, John C. Latham, President;
James A. Wallace, Cashier; cor Main
and Russell ville.
Banks Arthur C, barber. Bridge.
Ba-r\ Mrs. M. dre.-?-making, M-.in.
Bell Lan-jlev. saloon. Main.
Bcth.t Female College, J". W. Rust,
A. M., President. S-e ndr, .
Blythe John W, wag' n-n tiker, * lay.
Bosti. k Joseph L, groi-> r.
Bourne K !; ert K. cL ntist, o\ er Bank of
II.. I kinsvill. .
Boyd & Henry, lawyers, Hopper's Block.
Bran Ion Green II. jeweler, Court.
Brasher Joab C, county attorney, co rl
house.
Brasher P< ugree W. constable.
Ureal ; i ; f t- ,] aim s, law ver, Hopper's Bi
Breathitt John \V., County CI
Court-House.
Browi Cyrus M. sheriff.
lirowneli «.V Co, i P. <; Bro
J 'hn <!.;-, Mil }>.->. Sash, Doors ar;
Blin is, Mo dines, and 1) 'alers in Lu • •
ber. Lath, and <1 in^h -, Tobacco Ho .
beads, Railroad.
B id ii r & \\ ■ idridge. 1 ba co, Main.
Bui< & Bro, lawyers Main.
Callis & Hays, \ Kdward G. ( all
Jan es i >. Hays . R< >1 Estate, Insuram >
i n 1 Coll. . ti<.n A cents. Main. (Set m
Campbell & Gai titer (Edward t'.
< Jampbell, Na Gaithor}, Attorneys-at-
Law and Collection Agents, "tiki.- e «
Main, .pp. Plant .•- B . .:..
Campbell George V, hardware, Main.
Can pbell Ji h i P justi ••■ of peace.
Campbi n A: Williams, dentists.
Cansler Polk, livery, Russellville.
Cavai ah Nicholas L. groceries. Court.
Chatnplin George A. lawyer, Weber Qlocl
Chastain Joseph S. oil, lamps and tailor.
City Bank capital $60, 000; Lucien Jon".
pres't; Geo C Long, cashier, cor Main
and Russellville.
Clark iv: Gaines, physh ians, Main.
Cohn J iseph S. groceries, Main.
Collins & Price, painters, Main.
Cooper James O, prop'r Phcenix Hotel.
Courtney Jonas, coroner.
Cowan, Hugyins & Hart, trrocers, Nashv
Crescent Flour-mills and Eleva-
tor, Rabbeth, Brownell <& Co., Propr >
Railroad. . See adv).
Cr iss, Dueker& Dryer, carriages, Virginia.
Cross Nelson, barber, Main.
Crurnbaugb Samuel R, lawyer, Weber 15.'*
Davis Leander B, grocer, Virginia-
Day John C, tobacco.
Dennis John M, phvsieian, Main.
Diamond Coal" Mines (W. S. M*<
Nary, Pre*- t; Th<>s. .1. Morrow, S
. -ale und Retail G nl, Nashvilh
Dii kens John, lawyer. Main.
Dii l ; 'h Chai ■■- H prii . ii iic school.
Dinkelspei! Isa ie, mil inery. .M:> m .
i linn. • •: John, 1 lacksmithj Buss, ilvilh'
1>... n :■ James W, lawyei VV eber Bl« • •
Dukuid Warner, restaurant. ■*
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOP
225
WM. A. WILGUS.
FHH SOUTH KENTUCKIAN,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY. TERMS $2.00 PER ANNUM.
1 ha iHiper •- Deniui ru'ic in Politic* tn-.l d«Tut 1 to the interests of Christian and surroan ig Counties.
It has a lar e and coiu^autlv incrt-asinc circulation iu one ><f tlw riclieu sections of the state Adverti-
sing rates liberal All kiiiils of ,i\Hi W OKK. duin- a\ UJi Ntim.es* ami Despatch, at
City Prices.
11. V. iliCAilY.
W. C. WRIGHT.
\V. T. BONTE.
McCAMY, BONTE & CO.,
: CARRIAGE MAKERS
- ,-.
Factory on Spring St,, near Main,
HOPKINSVILLE. - - KENTUCKY.
Keep constantly on hand, or make to oider. Carriages, Roekaways, Buggies, Ac. Repairing promptly
»mi nettly ione.
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE,
f ■ •'■> --. • .is ^
Spring Street, ) Uf IP f\'T Y^VITrTK KV Wi \
Between Man, and Virginia, f JlUI HljlLp K AUlitt, U 1 . r 1 1
T. L. SMITH, Proprietor. j
....
Buggies, Hacks. Driving and Saddle Horses Always Ready. ■
Careful Drivers Furnished when Required. I
Horses and Muies Bought and Sold. ^
1 shall strive to ptea«f all who may favor me with theit patronaj;.-.
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Dunbar Mr> K J, dress- maker, Nashville.
Edmunds John T. tol ai o.
Edmuntls N. B. *SL Co. iNi k B. Ed-
rounds, I' Rwing Burbridge), Prop'rs
Hopkinsville PI >w Manufactory and
Grocer-, cor. Virginia and Court.
Edwards Edwin, groceries, Court.
Eger Dr , physician. Main.
Elb Loui , rener ■ ! store, M ain
Elliott Wm l '. fi>b and game. Court.
Ellis FLi: Co, flour-mill, Railroad.
Ellis James < >. city clerk, an liturand treas
Evans John C. dr iggist, Main.
Excelbioi Planing Slills. M C Forks propr.
Fairleigh Robert M physician, Mai::.
1- a r 'tillJam< s O. prim : CI : >!>iai county
Male Inst
Feland \- Si hn •. Iaw\ ers.
Fenner I! nn . -1 ■■ < maker, Na-diville,
Fergus' m \1 rs K m l:i dr - •■ n ng, Main.
Ferguson ! ;. ■• rr\ . la w v< r, VI dn.
Flui k Eli, ha M, cobiu-co. Na-hviile.
Forbs MaH ;-.;H
Frv Joseph, general store, Nasi ville.
Fullilove Wi i !'. I iilyi
Fuqua William >l.
ci;tn and Surgei in. City
Gaines Sam >I., >
New Era, C i.rt.
Gant •! K & yon, toba< i o.
Gant & Davison, dry-goods, Main.
Garnett & D»> Treville, gen store, Main.
Garth Wm L, lawyer, Mam.
Gi-h «fc Garner, drugs ami books, Main.
Gish it Young, physicians, M lin,
Glass Wm, restaurant. Main.
Gorman Frank T, tailor, Main.
Gray & Newton barbers, Bridge.
Green George V, nursery.
(•■ gory M k Bro, agr'i imps. Nashville.
Grissam Mii-ajab W, groceries, Court.
Guynn Robert, grocer, Main.
J I ei 1 1 Andrew, marble, Spring.
II. 11 Gus W, saloon. Bridge.
Hanna Meaoham & Wist, saw-mill (12
miles north).
Hanna >1 iciuu-1. Foundry and Machine
Shops, Clay. >>'■-- ■' ■-.'
Harrison SamuH II grocer, Main.
Hart Isa i . -.' 'neral st< re. M ain.
! f ,t .'< kins J irret grocer.
II iwkins A. I ' ■ - . harb-rs.
H ■ ■" I til i i
[lender n I r« >n W, groom
Hickman L !; physician, H««p]
till] Wm M, physician, Main.
M. I).. Phvsi-
Bank B o. k. '
r Kentucky
Main.
Block.
Hipkins James M, livery, Bridere.
HUgon <£ Hayden, painters.
I! iser & (>< Tihiner, hardware, Main.
Hopkinsville Lund Bulletin, < 'ail -
...: Hay*. >, Pul s. Cin ula n 3,000. (&tm/,
Hopkinsville Plow Man'fy, N. \\,
Edmunds »fc Co.. Prop'rs.
Hopper& Son, drugs, books, Main.
H on W H, pb v-i. i.-m.
il : i .v Myers, grocers. Virginia.
Howe James M, j< web r, Main.
Jarrett C F & Co, tobacco, Main.
Jesup James (i. tobacco.
Johnson James A, harness-maker.
J n ; >kc Russell, • neral -;• re, Main.
Rev '1 '. Baptis; ..
Kentucky New I>a. Circulai
2.L'-j'). tin ti .- \\ ...I J'., .Mi, tor; S. S!
« , inos. I' :''■]• (\>\i < .
Knigl i Ch ii -. law v.'".
Lacy Charles 33., Pr. p'r Phrenic -a-
lo m Ma
Lai do- 0. Clark, lawy- rs. Mail .
i ul An lv w M, si 'i. Nashville.
Lewis Charles, barber. Main.
I.va is M , ) ropr Lewis In use, Na -h\ ille
Lieostein Max, hi ies and furs, Main.
Lindsoy Wm J), saddh r.
Long Americus \ , ci». judge, court-hoiiM
Long Aquilla N, jailer.
Long G W A: Son, • arpenters.
Lovier Richard II, watch-maker, Main.
Lovier Wrn S, watches, Nashville.
Lowrv Win A, tobacco, Nashville.
MeCamy, lion w & Co. (H. F. Mela-
my, W. T. Bcnte, W. C. Wright), '■ »r
riagc and Spring VVa ;on Manufacturer*
Spring, near Main. [See ado.)
McClanahan J W & Co, drugs and 1" • •<*
Main.
M.eClellan .1. wagon-maker, RusfsellvilU
McClellan John, shoemaker, Main.
McNeal & Co, grocers, Nashville.
McPherson John W, lawyer, Main.
McReynolds R S & Co, ceopers and bi
manufacturers.
Ma -shall it' v (' lv Christian |.
Mfl til NJr- P I, mil in* r. Main
>!carliam & Wil^llS (Charles N'
Meachs n, Wm. A. Wilgus). Pul
era an I Pi oprii-tors South Kentm 1<
Bridgi "■
Means I, n ia n VA'. tuenl market, Main
Mean- Voting J, count \ a--<-.-t'ir.
Merriit [>■'.• v .v [5u-h, srent«' furni?! •
Hoods, boots andshoes, .Main.
HOP ANL> BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HOP 227
K G. CALLIS. JAMES D. HAYS, Attorney at L*v».
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
collecting- ^.C3-E3srrrs7
Main Street, next door to Planters Bank, HOFKINSVILLE, KY.
We publish Mont'n!y, The Hopkinsville Law Register and * I mail t FREE or appl
T. RAISBETII. F. .1. BIWH M'.I L.
RABBETH, BROWNELL & CO.,
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Crescent Mills and Elevator,
r Flour o tul Grain. 'i
Railroad Street. - - - HOPKINSVILLE. KY.
^\ CAPACITY OF ELEVATOR, '40.000 BVSIIELS.
• r' Grain will be received fur storage at this Rlevatur on the follow-
n it;g terms:
Ri eiving and Weighing , I Cent per i'.ushel.
Fanning tnd < leaning. 1 Cent, per Bushel.
Weighing and discharging in Itulk I Cent per Bush !
Grain in Bulk : - ; Hl'eawpet Bu*h< :
, _'. _ - For each month thereafter, it fractional p:irt . 1 lent per li*i-h--l.
We will hav* (,r;'iw Insured at tli lowest rati 9 for (■ irties degir-
—, ins iT- "nil will L> rwpi nsible For all loss in weights, except intto-
- — — — - - — ■■ ' — * r.i 1 1 >ss hy shrinkage.
M.HANNA&CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS \H
* ■'■ 'Wring Shafting* Pulh >- -' im K ttii :■• lr\aa ' ' " " "
•'■■ ■ 1- Wrought Iron i i>> ■-, i. .••■ :■ if.
Repairing done and satisfaction guaranteed. HO PK I N SV [ LLE K Y
ikli ii%£yvbikti\#ki i?« k: ••awiU
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I CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZi.fTEER
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Metcalfe C W & Bro. srro* < riee, Main.
Meyer Mux. grocery. Court.
Miiick Jno \\ . tut ■.'••, !;■ --•.■■. ille.
Y> itcholl Jno J. bi ksmitb Clay.
Moayon John, general store, Nashville.
Morris .Jno 1>, master com'r i.haneery.
Morrow Thus J, coal, Nasi
M - •!•' I! !1, Alex !> 1 ma ;er.
N CleOIl <k .T-.-SUP, i i oo. K.iii ■
Ni'V,v; id 0 ar. physician, Court.
Norw >od Kobert W. exp and ins agent,
Main.
On eh Jul iu= m« ats, Nashville
Pa\ ne & Y>ui srr.) ■-. Na-1 i ■.
P tree ■'■ I - • ■ ' ' or!
Phelps II Aifi .law;, . Hopper I
Planters Bank of IJo.pkins.ville,
capital ■ ',"' .■ ". ■■ - . . \- ,. I .
Trie '. i . ■ •' ■ ■ .
Pool & Ba: '■ -. - - - - ' lire.
Postell Pel :ro - • C
Pureell & Austii r-, ~\ irginia.
Pye James >V C\>. cio ig, I lain.
Pyle A&tior \V, t'urnii iiv. Jl U
\'\ ie James F, grocer. \[n
Itabbcth, Browncll A: Co., J. 1.
Rabbeth. F. J. Bri.wm.-ll, John Orr)
Prop'rs Crescent Miii.- ami Elevator,
Railroad. i S'- • - ■ \
Ra^dale Wi i K I Nashville
Randle Mrs Mattie P, manager W U Tel,
Mi in.
Randolph Coleman, eonf :tionerv, Nash-
ville.
Renshaw F P & Co, groceries, Main.
Roach & Latham, dry g ods, Main.
Rodman Janie*, Supt Western Kentucky
Lunatic Asylum.
Rogers Mrs M r. u ill nor, Nashville.
Rosenbaum Ben, uvneral si 're. Main.
Rust J. W., A. >I., Pres. Bethel Fe-
male College. | SV ■■
Savage Johnson T, bakery. Main.
Sehmitt Martin, bakery, Ru>seilvilie.
Schweitzer Frederick, c nfi ■ tionery, Nash-
ville.
Shanklin, Charl - ('•. ,.-;- i ip. Main.
Shai naban John C, -ho 'make •.
SI asor & Flass, ■.; i I re Main.
Smith George W, groceries. Rus*ellville.
Smith .) W 1. ft and pass agt I. ^ >' K
R, office,, '!••!'
Smith Rev M ( > Cumb !'•• ■ tei •
Smith Thomas I... Livery, Sale. Ex-
change and t •■■■ i Stable, Spring, between
Main and Virginia.
South Kentucky College, R C Cave, prus-
ident.
.South Kcutuckiau, Meacham«& SVil-
Publishers and Proprietors, Bri I -
(&>e adi ,)
Streng & Frankel, general store. Main.
Stochr Philip, boots and shoi s, Main.
Sypcrt L. A., Lawyer. Loans ai i C
• - . . I | r's Block.
Tate Rev J C i Presbyterian1).
Tayl r ,V Edmun<Uon. saloon, Nashville,
Thump on <_'!.. sr - A, hardware, Main.
Thompson G nil ure, Main.
■ <■■ ■ rge V. I 'b;i i, Railroad.
j • •■ ■' B t ' ■ ■■ n K y I. ;
Asylum, office, Planters' Bank.
Tr fe S E, , - PI • tens Bank of IIop-
. ■ - ' '. n
Tanks J .h> if. Ma. I, i iit!i.
; an Wi i W, • -. Main.
Undei :■. oorl Ben] T, cir uit clerk.
T" I >:-wo >i\ & Co, ■ oi ■■■ ai l, Railroad.
Wahl James L.f 'Watches, CI ..
,!• weir; . etc., Main.
Wa lace Allen, just of ;■> ace.
Wallace James A, cashier Bank of [lop
kinsville, Main.
Y, are VV V\ Jv Co, ilrv ■: >ods. Main.
Wei b Charles B, saddier, Main.
W 11 ■' 's : h, liverv, Nashville.
Wells Gus A, pi i ■■■'.■ iplier. Main.
"West' luirles E. sewing-machines, Main.
West Ge :•_:>■ L'. rm il rket, Clay.
West .J ohii 15., A ncti n and < '
fion, 10 cj res = ai I L'ransfer, and Ci >
Bill Poster.
West cc Yancey I R A Wi st and .1 W !'&'••■
ce\ |, coal, Adams.
\V. sti.-rn L'nion T« I. graph, Mrs M P R»»-
i In, m ti •. ■ r. Main.
Wheeler Mills & C », tobacco, Russellville
Wiles A: Hunter, general store, Main.
Willi's W J, meats", Main.
Winfn •• d It A: Co, a r'l imp s, Nasi <
Win free Wm P, i ?uranco agent, Main.
Wii free & McCarroll, lawyers, .Main.
Witn John H. meats, \l iskdlville.
Wood Hunter, Proprietor Kent"
New Era. Court.
Wood L G & E, flour-mill, east ;-
limits.
AV«vml ^ Woo J (Hunter and Janv • ■■
Lawyers, Court.
V. „, i.l ;.;:;i Lv Buckner, druggists, Mab
V. Ling t > e, si ■ ■ .• ■■'. 'I tin, Nash\ i
Young John, hardware, guns, etc, Court.
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The Louisville Volksblatt
AND LITERAR¥ SUNDAY PAPER
BY W. KRIPPENSTAPEL,
97 Tliircl Street, 'cc-'.-'reer. 2.v£s.rls:et a.r^cL Xefferscr:
Ai an advertising medium we have i mbined a larger circulation and oPer greater advantages than
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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HORN'S STOKE. In th • n >rth« n
? art of Grayson county, il miles east of
.,. t< ; ficl 1. the count \ -s< at, G ;> »rth-i t of
Grayson- Springs Station, it? nearest : ip-
ping point, on the P. & E. K. Il: a: i Go
south of Louisville. Southern Express.
Si mi-weekly mail. P< pulation 20. H. S.
Horn, postmaster.
1! .rn G S, : .: i i >r.
Horn H. S. tV Sou. T< baceo.
Joitri 'S Rev G P (Mettii . -: .
Watkins & Bro. general store.
Carter I >a\ id C, livery.
Edwards Martin V. physician.
Fleming Robert It, stoves and tinware.
Garvin Tho; It, physician.
I rreen A. Ti • ' r, I iv \ ers.
Grinstead John, blacksmith.
Hester Robert \. proprietor Hester House,
H ughes Black, police judge.
Ivat -. A'' - Hhani J, gene r;i : st< ire.
Ivi t le \ P rry , 1 i ve =u> k.
McKa v A Haile\ . grt» cries.
Mansiiel I -I L, five st - k.
.Martin Samuel, P >stmatter.
HORSE BRVXCII. Gn the P. & '' Merchants' I3:ml<injr Co.. -Capital
n ii o ' . .., pin-; ' £ IMAM > jutn-r li. \\ aters, President:
E. R. I... in tun 3' - -.- *••• I f Uiiiu • ,.,..,.,., '
couutv.15 miles south-east. 11 i I rd, ti. • „>>' ;; ,,!- ;!'';' -in- '
c unty-seat, and 96 - • it -w -slot' Louisville.
S luthern Express D y nail. Popula-
tion 50. II. A. M l!er, p tin ■:•■".
A ston .J T, tobacco.
Bunch G T, K Pv agent.
Cowan Rev James Chi i»t an .
I» Heart Wm, sta .'es.
Fields If C, grocer.
Ford John A. grain md iive stock.
For<! Joseoh. t ibaeco
Ford N II'. general store.
!! ■ trd A. gei eral store.
Miller J I), justice of p i- ••.
Miller Hi ,\wi-i A., 'farmer.
Neaphas S. W., Grocer and Drug-.
Tilford Jerry, d< :,t;-:.
Wilson Ansel, distiller.
HOUSE CAVE. Is in Hart county.
This station, on the L. & N. R. R., 7 miles
from Munfordville, the county-seat, arid
80 from Louisville, is the shipping point
tor :i lar ; ■ $& ti< n of the surrounding
country, both north ai <i east, it contains
a pi pulation of -SOU, a weekly newspaper, a
hotel, L' flour-milis, a bank, 2 chur -hes, and
2 schools. The export.- are extensive, and
c msist of w heat, toba ■ > and liv, st'.u.-k ; I
some fruit, also, i- marketed. Express, I
Adams. Mail daily. Samuel Martin, i
postmaster.
i- -. .1 ,hn H, live s ,
Par .1 [enrv. blai ksi :
•' i ler Mrs E A. millin -r>.
lit ar<l Wm., i -■'
Mitchell J as & Son. dour-mill.
Murr.-ll K---. 3 I- \ Method isO.
Musrain Th * 11 t'obac o
Mustain T H A Co. g< ■) eral st >re
Mu.stain Willis 31., Cashier Mer-
chants' I'ankii / ( omj any.
Nell Timothy . - iher.
Owen Henry S. _ 'nera! store.
Pag- Kv\ B I'M i pi ist I.
Parrish A Green, drugs and books.
Poynter A Bros, dour-mill.
Settle Morgan, wagon-n ak< r.
Smith Mrs < )Iivia. sonfe -tionery.
Sommers H A, editor Hart County Dem-
ocrat.
Sommers Wheeler »V Green (H.
A. Sommers, W. il. Wheeler, G. S.
Green). Proprietor- Hart County Demo-
Tat. H. A. Somm r . Editor.
Terry Rev N <i I Baptist
Walton Rev T S - Methodist).
Waters U tier U, leaf-toba< co.
Wheeler Will. 1!., \_daras Express
an I Stat ion A cr< ut.
Wheeler <V Oieen - Wm. H. Wheeler,
G •< ■■■'-■■• S. Green i, Insurance Agents.
White John M, undertaker.
White M i- Virginia C. millinery.
White and Wii -oxsoi , g< n ral store.
Wright Mrs M T, millinery.
HORSESHOE SJOTTOM. A
an .. _ in the i i iberland ri' ■■", in Rus-
sell c«>u?itv, 120 mil s from I nii^ville and
I 67 frmij L'-l aiii n, ts ■ ' railroad
: station. Tri-wckh mail. it. 1> inb ir
!■-■-. 11.-, A II Presb' terian -
Bi i G o, - maker. ' postmaster.
Hyb'-e Wm 1-1. w.iti I n ak r. Dunbar Elins, sh .emaker
Bybee lira W E, millinery. I Dunbar H H, constable.
1 HRH.jf'M UtttingStami , S«lf-Xnking Stamps, Ban?-: tflamiM an-' Jh<*;
I mot-tors; Amateur rrintinsr Presses an-rlvk L, BOCii
• '•' ,v<*r »»«!• -*-»ie Sinker, HiO lSauiloli.U St.*, "CitlCACO
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Dunbar James, raft pilot.
Dunbar it., G< nora! Store.
I kenb rg '. -. flour- n |]
Jones Ji .-•-. raft pilot.
Kean K ( <, carpenter.
Kean James li. cooper.
McClure B. S„ Flour-mil]
I'm;! a imuel II. bla. ksmUh
Ro :■;-';:. |Ur. ,.. r,
Williams i'J i ), physician.
Williams G. W., Survey r.
HOUSE'S STORK. :» the north-
ore part of Cluy county. 12 miles i rlli
->i '.''. 'hi ster, the county -scat, 20 ■■; of
Livingston, its neare t shipping point, • :.
the L. & X. R. R.. and 175 south-east of
Louisville. Daily mail, and -t^o- to Man-
chester and Livingston. 1>. B. House,
postmaster,
Harris Pr >f Samuel, prin high school.
House 1>. !>.. General Store.
House Thomas, general t-tore.
Lincks John & l»ro, disl'ry and flour-mill.
HUBBARDSVILLE. In Clav
county (See Laurel Creek).
HUDSON. In the southern part of
Breckinridge county, 15 miles south of
Hardin. s burg, the coui ty-seat. lb north of
\ ine Grove, its n arest shipping poinl on
the P. & E. R. R., ami 53 south-west of
L >ms\ Hie. Semi-wi ■ , mail. I-. pi !it.
tion 30. Ralph E. Cox, postmaster.
HOWARD'S MIEE. This is a
post-office, in Montgomery countv, :, -,
miles from Ait. Sterling, the shipping
point, by rail, and 132* from Louisville!
Population 30. four mails a week. J.
"W. Cook, postmaster.
Cook J. W., Genera] St »re.
Hamilton J C & G, flour-mill.
HUEYSVILEE. In the southern
part of ^ Floyd county, 16 miles south of
Prest-.n] irg, the eoimty-se; t. 65 miles
of W illard, its ; par* st nation or, the
E. K. R'y, 16 from the mouth of ?■'
creek, its nearest shipping point. Popul i-
tion jo. " Weekly mail. Israel Tun r.
postmaster.
Dean J, shoemaker.
Greer J F, general store.
Hare M, blacksmith.
Martin Adam, general store.
Mart;!' J: iin B, justice of peace.
Martin Joel, lumber.
Nell John, flour-mill and general store.
( >sboi ne Win, live stock.
Sal ye r R* (.ben, justice of peace.
Turner Israel, General .Store and Live
Stock.
HOWESBURG. Is in Jefferson
county, a small post-office only.
HOWL'S V Al.LKY. 1 the west-
en part if Hardin .• ,un y, 1 } miles \v< ?t
of Kli/.abi ■ btou i . ; couil . -. it, 7 -outh-
- I 'iiia, it» ne irest .- pim <■ poinl
P. & C. :md !.. & N. R. R*s. P>pu-
lal on -30. Si mi- ;e. ' ly mail. T. L. i ies
posl mast* r.
Cundiff Rev B A (Metho i:.!).
Gr.iy ( ', R railroad t-jrimt.
Henderson li A. i hi k=.m;th.
Howard T. 15. , V
McGill Rev C R | \r. til li»tj
Phillips A- Stiles, (. -neral Store
Pin".-' t vy, phys tl
Pureell J ksmith.
Stiles J W',1
Walker John \V., Flour-mill.
HUMPY. Only a small post-office
in Pike county, lately established.
HUXXEWEEE. A village in
Greenup county, 15 miles from the
county. --at, and a station on the E. K.
R. R. Iron and coal form the export,-.
The population number 5i>0. A machine
■ h >\-. ;, chiin h and ■. public school are
; ' r '• ''■" - -- A lams. ' Mail daily. J.
■'•■ '■■ ii ■: ' postmaster.
■ ■ ■■ ' ' \V U. R JI -,;.-'.
Myers fj. general -tore]
Selhird- A B. ph\ -'•< ian.
White iL.-v T B (Methodist).
Whittington C, general store.
HUNTER'S DKI'OT. On the
Bardstown bnu i h of the L. & N. R. R.t in
the western part of Nelson countv, 4 miles
north-west of Bardstown, the count v-seat,
and 35 south-east I ! ..-■ i] 0, Popula-
tion 7".. A lams Express. Daily mail.
J. B. Hunter, postmaster.
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J! -am John H, distiller.
Beam John S. distiller.
Greenweli T R, blacksmith.
Huutei' John 5J., Store, an i R. R. Agt.
McGee Joseph Jr, dentist.
M, Gee J J, distiller.
McGee Lee, distiller.
Russell R( v S. J> 1).
Simmon? M S, ph\ siciau.
Stuart A, distiller.
HUNTING CHECK. A post-office
in Breathitt county.
HUNTS VI 1,1,1
In
Gresbam "Wm J. wagon-maker.
Kaufman F S, saddler.
Logan Betty, milliner.
Logan Hugh, hotel and mill.
Owens S, genei al store.
Peai oek G F. druggist.
Sproggins A. Islington, Dry Goods.
Wright Edward, tinner.
HUTCHISON. On the K. C. R. It.,
in the south-eastern part of Bourl i
county, 7 n ':-- south of Paris, the county,
seat, and 107 east of Louisville. Adams
Express. Daily mail. A. 11. Hutchison,
p istmaster.
Dart of Butler county, 12 miles s »uth-west Beatty J W, justice of peace
*_.. . * - 1 . 1 I li .... Da.. O 1^ /l)-.. l,-.f.V«!.,r
of Morgantnwn, the county-seat, 5i south
if Koi hi -ter. its tie trest iai ling on Bar-
ren river, via Green & Barren River
Navigation Co. Weekh mail. Popula-
tion 100. Ellen E. Cowen, postmaster,
Abbott B J, general store.
Brown G1 irire, flour and saw-n ills.
Cowen Ellen C, Oru^s and Groceries
Hunt Alexand r, physician.
Hunt Daniel, lumber.
Manley > im iel blacksmith.
Manley Richard E, blacksmith.
Manlev Mrs, milliner.
Read W W, leather.
Rowland J B, carpenter.
Vaughan H, wagon-maker.
HURRICANE. A post-office on the
Ohio river, in Crittenden county, 18 miles
from Marion, the county-seat. Ship di
i; ...-.- K,". S !> Presbyterian) .
,; 5 & Jacoby Bros/live stock.
Clavton & Hope, live stock.
Harris Rev J W (Meth .dist South).
Kenney ■' S, justice of peace.
Myall Jonathan, shoemaker.
Rankin W M, ex and R R agt, blacksmith,
rei i ral store a? d constable.
Talbott J P, physician.
Wood B F, carpenter.
HUXLEY.
Laurel county.
A small post-office in
HYATTSVIEEE. On the Rich-
mond branch of the L. & N. R. R., in the
southern part of Garrard county, 3 miles
east • t Lancaster, the county-seat, and lib'
south-east of Louisville. Adams Express.
Daily mail. J. H. Hurt, postmaster.
rect via Ohio river. Population 80. Mail Beazley Robert & Co, saw-mill.
daily. 11. W. Foster, postmaster. I Bolton W E, blacksmith.
i- " *- . nm... ij-..i.i v- i\i ripnprdl Burn»ide J <te Son, live stock.
Foster, rhrelkeld .V Co., General j Hupt tJf> H Dry G{KjdsJ and Grocerie3.
HI STOWILLE. This town is in
Li-i%oln < luntv, ■■' ''• ; '■ • '-'
p | .. it i"U of >50. it is l! miles fi >m
Moreland station and ::; from Shelby City.
Alcorn Edward, physician.
Austin G C, blacksmith.
Bishop Wm, flour-mill.
Bradley Juhn, wagon-maker.
Brown Samuel. Macks nith.
Campbell Mrs H, millinery.
C >: w >.\ P, e em ' '■! itore.
Cooper George 15., Hotel.
I ' rzat! Rose .V Co, j; tneral it >r •.
Drye W S. druggist.
I Kavanaugh \V L, live stock.
Whei ler J A; Son, general store.
HYDEX. The county-seat of Leslie
j county, 60 miles east of Livingston, its
nearest railroad approach. Mail daily.
i Population GO.
IBEX. A small settlement in Elliott
I countv. U) miles from Sandy Hook, the
j county-seat, and 20 from Grayson, the
J nearest shipping point. S< mi-weekly mail.
j M. AY. Green, p< stmaster.
: Binion Wm flour-mill.
, Green Stlinuel I.., Stationery.
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Green Shelah G. '.it k mitb.
Green Win 8r. flour-mill.
Green W W, distiller.
Harper John, li\ e stoi k.
Hoi brook Robert-, justice of peac*
Skaggs A, flour-mill.
Skaggs James, flour-mill.
Whitt J P, 'hy goods.
Hanev W T. school teacher.
Iron Rev Elijah ( 1.
[son, JefTers m «v Co, general store,
lson Isaac, blacksmith.
Stamper W It, mail carrier.
Whittaker Ilodi n, justi.-e of peace.
ILLWELL. A small and unim-
portant po^t-office in Clinton county.
INDIAN CREEK. This country
pc st-otli •• ; - in thi ■■•■ r!t_\ of Knox, lb
i miles fi i Livingston, the nearest railroad
; station, and about 300 from Louisville. It
derives :'- name from a small stream near
INDEPENDENCE. Two and one- | by, which furnishes power to drive 1 small
half miles from Ban Lick its shipping ; mill. Tri-weekly mail. W. L.Campbell,
point by rail, and L»7 from Louisville, is ' postmaster.
this town, the county-seat of Kenton j Brown H T, grain and live stock.
county. Here i.= a church, 1 • hool, and Brown Win, Live Si
250 people. Daih -i;!_re to < i : . n ; Campbeil Joel. <j;rain and ii
> cents. Daily mail. W. A. Bryson, ! Cam] 11 J u A. liv« •• ck.
postmaster.
Bagby M G, _ m ral stoi .
ISi'.VMUi «V: Sou, General Store.
( .u lisle < > VV\ i .a ver.
Carlisle R • ■.• N H."
Chamber? J M. ph vs-ieian.
Miller & Stafford, General Store.
Rice K C, ],i,\ siciaii.
Kv land J C. physician.
Shaw L, lawyer.
Stephens II f>. lawyer.
Waldon Thomas, constable.
TVebester T, police judge.
; Campl ell Wm. b a<4 smith.
! Cumpbi'll \\ . L., Farn
j Davis ^Stephen, genera store,
j Hilton M. E.\ Justice.
j McYev Powei!. barb, r.
j Rees S B. liv. stock.
I Taylor II L. general *tore.
Thompsi >n John, rn ill- >\\ ner.
Thompson Parks It., Grain.
INDIAN FIEEDS. A post-office
j in Clarke county, 1*2 milps from Winch •-
: ter, the count} ?«'at. and 7 from Hedges,
the nearest shipping point. Mail semi-
INDIAN BOTTOM. A Kentucky ! weekly. Levi Gotf. postmaster.
river settlement of 50 • pie, in Letcher j Allen'john W, justice of peace.
county, 12 miles irom Whitesburg, the : |;;trr, ,.,., [> q ]jve .*,, ■(.-
county-seat, and 300 from Louisville. | Berrvman James, blacksmith.
Pre*tonburg, o0 miles north, i~ the m arest
shipping point. Hail weekly. Silas Uo«-g,
postmaster.
Back John, <aw tnd flour-mills.
Back Wm, blacksmith.
Crase Dr Andrew, lumber.
Candell James \\ , justi e ^-t' peace.
Candell Samu< 1, general store.
Candell Wrn, uenernl -torn.
Candell Rev W, .
Dixon Isaac*, di.-tillerv and flour-mill.
Dixon Kev James. 1.
Dixon J ! -.. ■_■ ■ ■ r tl -t. >re.
Dixon Wm. s -ksmith.
Dixon W B,
11 •/ ; Gideon, schi ; ! i her.
Ii >gg Jam»s, live *S .«
Iloyg -Silas, Farmer.
Curry C 0 tx A R, live stock.
Dawson A. Pigir, general .-tori'.
Farnev A Kimball, produce.
Garrett (r B. shoemaker.
Gotf John il. live -•< .-k.
(;<»!V I ,-\i. Stock- Raiser. §
Golf P L, live stock.
Hisle G W, live stock.
Ilisle M i(. live -took.
Johnson Tish:>.by, wagon-maker.
Snowdei T J, ifve stock.
1\KZ. Known as EuVn, in the north-
ern '.art of Martin county, and the -eat of
ju-ti-'.- .'■•:• miles south-east of Louisvi!
Tin nearest railroad apprnaeh i-. Wiilard
45 mil. - north. Semi-weekly mail. Popu-
lation 150. J. \Y. Hopson, postmaster.
flTTQ •ndde.I.r in Hardware Specialties, Fred Schmledicg,
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. '. \.y W H, grocer.
< ' iti'ee T J, blacksmith.
Copley A, lawyer,
i '• ploy, ('rum iV Co, g< neral store.
Copley ]•', justi .-.
Crum & Cassaway, general store.
Dingus John, hotel.
Henkle John, phvsieian.
[i ips a. If C, •':
flopson .1 . W., La wye-.
N !\vb( rn T W, liool eoi i r i L.-~ii . ,'j fr.
Noi ris Ii W, law} er.
Pack Thomas, constable.
Patt< ;i ■'■ hn S, la .vv-r.
i e K F, grocer,
Stepp Jam< s, county judge.
Stepp J M. | h\ sician.
Ward J. V ..
Willis Thomas, harness-maker.
Tit ON HlT,f,. [n the eastern part
i f ( rittenden county, 10 i k-.= ii rth of
Marion, the county- seat, 20 miles west of
Madisonville. its nearest station on the L.
A N. Pv. R., 10 miles from Westonburg. its
nearest landing on the Uhio river. Mail
daily. Ft. F. Phillips, postmaster.
IRVINE. This incorporated town of
250 people, - churches, 1 private school,
and 2 steam tlour-mills, is tin c iunty-seat
of Estill county, and is 21 miles from Rich-
mond, its shipping p> int bv rail. Dailv
stage to Richmond; fare" $1.50. Mail
daily. B. F. Jacobs, postmaster.
Benton W B, county judge.
Bergman I). L;>T><-jr;i 1 st >re.
Broadus B W, sheriff.
Butterworth W L. general store and hotel.
< lard well I N, !a ivyer.
Conroy E. general st ire and exp agent.
Daniel A, physician.
I >ry (r A. phvsii ian.
Priei ;i & Miller", dry goods.
Jacobs I>. I'\, Carpenter.
Ivellv A V, whiskv dealer.
Lillsv H C. lawver.
M .berly R E, jailer.
M '.•..i..-!n- .1. flour-mill.
Mo >re H trrv, live stock.
Park John VI, mule dealer,
''ark John Si i <>., Dry Goods.
Kiddi'll J. M.. Lawyer.
II D B, phys.ii ian.
Smith C, Hotel.
I Smith It W, lawyer.
! Snowden A., Flour-mill.
! T loi S L, county clerk.
1 White .1 B, county ai tornev.
i Williams W. T. 15.,' Clerk Circuit
Court,
i Williams <5£ 15urt«m, Druggists.
| Witt James M. county commissioner.
ritYIN'S STOKE. A country post-
\ office in Russell county.
ISLAND CITY. An unimportant
post-office in 0 wsley county, 13 mill - south
of i' ii nevilie, the com I y-si at. Mail • mi-
weekly. Thomas Bowman, postmaster.
ISLAND STATION. "
Owensboro ilivision of the L, & N. R. R.
12 soutl of i Kven boro, 10 mile : fr mi Cab
Loot . <':•■ count --•-.,•. an ! 150 south-west
of 1 , niisvilli Mail laily. P< pulation
150. C. It. Williams, postmaster,
Bennett Rev W P Baptist).
Brown E. P., Hotel.
Bryant It C, live stock.
Davis It M, wagon-maker.
Drake B .J, coi stable.
Drake S. I*., Tobacco.
Elh rkarnp G A. gem ra! store.
E\ i '; N II. physician.
Frcomau <'. AN"., Grocer and Railroad
Agent.
Gearlaeh John, stave manufacturer.
Humphrey Rolla, justice.
Kaines P, coal-miner.
McCowen W A. wagon-maker.
S» arsv S R, justi • .
Shaoklett ii' I. blacksmith.
Williams Dr. C. 15., Druggist.
Wood James, con [-miner.
(TRY. An unimportant and but re-
cently established pi st-office in Callowaj
county.
JACKSON. Tli- county-sent of
1; iathitt, io m :'■■- - nth-east of < ' -v well
SI ' m, ts nearest si | ins; point, • n the
I Mt. Sterling di i?i if tin L., C. .v L. It y
and 200 s ' ■ of Louisville. Tri-
: weekly mail. Population 7~>. W. D.
Card well, ] ostmaster.
Back John C. Ida ksmith.
i Card well W. D., Coal-miner.
jim«iM« ; .,~-r.ri ' •■i.'-.rym We desire \5i Vrrhitecfs and Cornier firms <
communicate v, ni, v -. ;;oo;it «.i.M Cijuuncin..
t .. AJJren J. VV. ATKINSON, 3l3- 3:1 So. Clinton St., Chicago, I
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Casky T J, grocery and hotel.
Clark James, hot ..
Combs \V M, hotel.
Hargis John S. general »ton
Sebastian & Co, general -ture.
Sebastian & Combs, saw, flour and carding-
mill.
JAMBORKE, This post-office is lo-
cated in the midst of a thickly-settled
neighborhood in Pike county 25 miles from
Pikeville, the county-seat. The nearest
railroad shipping point i> L< lisa, 75 miles
north. Mail semi-weekly. W. R. ]j itson,
postmaster.
Browning Rev Joseph \) (Methodistj.
Chillies . ■'. : -• iii.
Dotson A nderson J , jein'i l1 itore.
Dotson Geoj ge, blacksmith.
Dotson Godfrey D, iren'l store -*nd justice.
I>otson James L., Shoemaker.
Dougherty Hiram, bla ksmith.
Jackson Joseph J, 'arpenter.
Estep \Vm, constable.
Hall Rev Hiram (Baptist).
Layne John, phvsician.
Mounts Charles *W, constable.
JAMESTOWX. This town, the
county-seat of Russell county, is 4i miles
from Greasy Creek, on the Cincinnati
Southern railroad, and 125 miles from
Louisville. It is on the Cumberland river,
and bus 1 church, 1 free school, and ships
tobacco, brandy, and live stock. Tri-
weekly stage to Columbia. Population
150. Tri-weekly mail. M. D. Hopper,
postmaster.
<-; '•• berlain M, 1 t and shoemaker. .
Crisp Jol '. jailer.
Dun bar Elias, b'»ot m-l si oemakei .
! >unb i r W 8. genei :tl -:■ >re.
li, ; l erg . raw and grist-mill,
Gann A: Son, general store.
Hay~. J E, lawyer.
Helm . saw :ir:-l grist-mill.
Hopper 31. !>., Physician.
Jones Allen, blacksmith.
J rvine W, general -i r •.
Markam L S. shuemaki r.
Mitchell V. T sch ..>! teacher.
Moore < ^reen physician.
V ontgomi ry J F, lawj er.
]N elson A. lawyer.
Patterson J R, hotel.
Phelps J L, lawyer.
Simpson A P, druggist.
St >ne \V S county judge.
Wells A C, circuit clerk.
JARYIS STOKE. In the north-
ern part of Knox county, 7 miles north of
i :■• , li': e .; •• count; at, '■■•: south ■
i gston, on the Knox .-ill* brai ch of
the L. & N. R. li.. and 177 south-east oi
Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Samuel
II. Jarvis, postmaster.
Brownlec G. I>., Railroad and Ex-
press Agent.
Burnett E C, boot and shoemaker.
Gilbert Wm, genera' rtore.
Grin?) :ad Rev J V Methodist).
.Jarvis Samuel J 5., Genera! Store.
Jones Si domon, gt ist mill.
i ii 5 L C A, blacksmith,
Trosper T J, justice.
JEFFERSOXTOAVN. Fun, rf?
called Newtown, a village of 300 inhabit
ants, near the center of J. tferson county,
10 miles from Louisville, and 5 from
Anchorage Station, on the L., C. a L,
R'y. Tt contains o churches, Lutheran.
Methodist, Christian, Baptist, and Colored,
and Jefferson Academy. Principal sh \-
men:, fruit. Beargrass street car.- r
from Cave Hill, Louisville, to Sniyser'i
Station, 5 miles out, where they connect
with an omnibus from Jeffersontown twice
a day. Tri-weekly mail. Elijah Hart.
postmaster.
Barnes »T. P.. Silversmith.
Birdweii \V H. blacksmith.
Brings Rev B F i Methodist).
Bucl :i nan, VY T, plasterer.
Kasum C! i - ice.
Floore I>. A., Di r,tist.
(hiiui >!., Saw and Grist-mill,
Hart J <dni M, tinni r.
Hoke \ .1. builder.
Hoke Henry, hi tel.
Hoke Rev .j T (rhristian), and hotel
Kerrick Felix, veterinary ?ui '•■ m
Leath* rruan .1 M. pla iterer.
Leatherman .1 T A Bro, blacksmiths.
Lench Ro\ J E Lutheran).
Lutes lienrv P., General St ire.
Marshall S. X., Eh\>i. ian.
Muster James, builder.
Owens 15. F., Physician.
• ' -''■, .._■■■ - f!j>\» Settled more than 1,4
• Losses, and have !:,..< >>.u 13 1
IU £ K i ■ ■••• I • ■ . .- i
si-ae»l i u>«i.i -
Co
atrents kvervwhere.
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'chafer J W, justice and und« rtaker
■kor James M, wagon-maker,
Va . •■ ■ Dudley, 'on stable,
.! \V, pby.sioian and drugs.
Wells Nimrod T, marble w irks.
Woolott ii. A., Bus Line.
JEFFERSON VI EEE. A sma
village in Montgomery runty, 7 miies
from its shipping p i \ft, Sterling, and
i -35 from Louisville. Tri-weekly mail.
Jai ■ - W. Si h ill, p >stmaster.
Chester "W F., Carding and Corn-mill.
Cu litfJos 'p»i, b u ksi di
Gaj lord .1 i', b!a< ksmith.
Ludlow Win, justice.
f^ir !■;•; berry J ii. meat n irket,
Sa ci K G. liv ?t. ck.
Soholl James W., G< neral Store.
J 11, pin >i- ian.
Storm W W, carpenter an i painter.
Strouse C F, gi r;el al --'- ' •
Willoughby H 15, constable.
JERICHO. On the Lexington
branch of the L„ C. & L, R'y, in the
south-western part of ELmry county, 5
miles west of Newcastle, the county-seat,
and 32 north-east of Louisville. Daily
mail. Population 200. J. F. Willett,
postmaster.
Bernard John, Wagon-maker.
Bers »t Rev L A (Christian).
Blaydes G W, physician.
Estes J L, hotel.
Mead T G, constable.
Romy Shelby, blacksmith.
Sp t- Joseph, justice.
Si rs & Mad iox, general store.
rJ i i W N", dioei taker.
\Vili«>fci J. P., " tiir • d Agent.
kVilietl ON', druggist.
JI'.TT'S CREEK. A small post-
in Brea titt county. Daily stage to
Richmond, 65 mil*'- distant V pulati- n 30.
8a tuel Jett, general ?toi • and postmaster.
JIMTOWN.
Fountain Run |.
Monroe countv CSee
JOHNSOX'S. Known as Pr .ws -
Store, ]■: the northern purl of Chri cian
" 'unty, 23 miles north of Hopkinsvi i ,
the county-seat, 5 south of White Plains,
its nearest shipping point, on the St. L. &
S. K. division of L. & X. B. II., and 151
south-west of Louisville. Semi-weekly
mail, and stage to Hopkinsville and Green-
ville. Population 15. J. P. Prowse, post-
master.
Ilill 1> W. wagon-maker.
Ppom Mi .Jehu P., General Ston
JOHNSON'S JUNCTION. A
station on the K. C. H. it. (Maysville di-
vision), at the junction of t1 e Covington,
i" ■!■ tings! mrg & Pmind <''■■■]> Railroad, in
Fl mingi mnty, 14'> miles from Louisville.
Population 05. Daily mail.
Ewan Rev J B (Methodist
Graj K;s CI arh-n T . Baptist).
Johnson James T express agent.
Johnson James T. & Co., General
Store.
King John, transfer agent.
Spencer W S. leaf tobacco.
JOILSSVfLLE. A settlement of
100 people, in Bracken county. Mail
semi-weekly.
JONES VILEE. A post-office and
country store, in Owen county, 9 miles
from Uvventon, the county-seat. Popula-
tion 10. Mail by special supply. J. H.
Greene postmaster and farmer.
l!r ick R E, general store.
Denton J M, railroad agent.
Foster W E. physician.
Greeil J. E., Farmer.
JOPPY. Located in Pike county, 20
mile- from the cot nty-seat. Mail weekly.
! I lerson Scott, postmaster and farmer.
-3 < ) K DAN S T A T ION. Fulton
countv. Changed to Miles.
JOSEPHINE
post-othce, in Scott
A new and useless
UIl '■'
JUOI'O. A country post-office, in
C tmberland c tunty 13 miles from Burkes-
ville, the seat. Ship direct, via Cumber-
land river Mail semi-weekly. T. Me-
Farlane, p stmastcr and farmer,
Cloyd John, j istk-e of peace.
Lollar lle\ D C [ Christian), fanner.
McFarland Young, farmer.
MHK HXX ! P hHm-AI hi
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MANAOERS,
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER KEY
Mainus A F, wagon-i7iaker.
Smith James, blacksmith.
Stew art S M, constable.
.jrxcrrox crrv. Boyio county
(See Gore).
Gooch J C, physician and druggist.
Hern J. J., "Hotel and Saloon.
Moore .! II, E'h\ sieian.
Owen F W Jr, confectionery.
Walker cX Barnett, General Store.
Wool Iridge Jacob, g< neral store.
K A \ E .
nail
C impbcl I ■•-■'::•• y, I 4s mi] •- ;r
ville. Ship to Canton.
Louis-
KANSAS. An unimportant post-of-
fice in Graves county. 14 miles from May-
field, tl t'ouii . - it ami 1 17 milt's from
Louisville. P<>pulati ;< '. Semi-weekly
mail. C. T. Parratt, postmaster.
Boyd Rev P. VV (VreJ vteria) .
Gi i I', •■ nst il
Hanynes W L. t kv :n.
Helfrey L. 11.. Fl -ur-mill.
Hock r ■! il. j • ici .
Murpln J'.' - i >niakpr.
Nicholson G, black mirth.
Niclu un — — , gei eral store.
Palmer G, blacksmith.
Parratt C. T., Physician.-
Walker W L, wagon-maker.
KEENE. A station or, the C. S. R'y.
and a village in Je-^amiiy1 county, 113
mile? from Louisville, ai I 6 from S'ichol-
asvtlle, the county-seat. Population 500.
Daily mail. Win. M. Smither, postmaster.
Bradley N D, shoemaker.
Duerson J B, blacksmith.
Holloway John W, physician.
MeDavut Chas, gro er ai cl tailor.
Mattingly J M, station and express agt.
Proctor & Brook, blacksmiths.
Smithers S E, milliner
Wilson Geo, wagon-maker.
Wilson T S. general store.
Wood- W R. grocer.
KELtiEY. A town of 150 people, in
Christian county, 8 miles from Ho]
ville, the county-seat, on the St. L. A; S. K
div.of L. A: N\ R R.. and 1»>> miles from
Louisville. Daily mail. J. F. Walker,
postm istt-r.
Armstnni::' J. VV., Leaf-tobacco.
1* .■ ■ ". !:■•% J T i Itapi st
}1..!.; itt .1 I». !•!:.• ksmiih.
Braseljer L. T., Lawyer.
Duiin & BLinnett, saw and grist-mill.
KEXTOX. Locally known as Ben-
ton. A sett . " if 55 [ieop t, in Kent
coimtj , 90 miles fi in L uisville. It has a
steam saw-mill, and a free school. Two
mails per day. G. W. McDonald, post-
master.
Armstrong .). 31., Leaf-tobacco and
I on*table.
Barney II C, saw-mill.
I! k Jolni. general st< ire.
Brown il \V, live st . k.
HmiK .1 B. just i e.
McDaimohl G. W., General Store.
Mo /'!i <i VV, wagi n-maicer.
M irgan .1 P., blacksmith.
Roberts F, real estate.
Smart .lame'., ferryman.
Stephei - .1 !1, live stock.
REXTOXTOWX. Tn the count;
of Robertson, '2 $ mi • from Augusta, t!
shipping point by rail, and 200 from I. ■-
isvi :-', is the settlement «.»f 70 persons h i -
ing this name. Tobacco I11 the I a
■lit. S mi-weekly mail. F. M. Lou-
denback, postmaster.
Ellis M D, carpenter.
Lomlenbark 1\ M.'., General Store.
Phillips S, physician.
Robins J F. ph\ sieian.
Taylor E M, phv? ieian.
Woods Maek, miller.
KEYSBUUG. A village of 1"'
pi ople in Logan county, t> V miles fr
Allensville, on the Memphis branch I- v
N. R. R., and Hi from Russellville, '
ninty- eat. It has 1 church and a fr '
sehoo'. Semi-weekly mail. William '
Scott, postma.-ter.
Childre-s Mrs K K, t< acher.
Farmer Willis Sr, phy.-i isn.
Hermion J T, phy sieian.
i. r VV II. wag ii -ii aker.
Ju ! . i '- (' ii. pliysi ism.
Merritt George, te icher.
Merritt L R, ph} •. iai
Perry Rev Wffl (Presbyterian).
LOSSES ADJUSTED AHD PAID W1™
re - .: the Companies we m&aago.
ftN, Louisville, Ky.
here SoutU.
KEY
ANT) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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plaster Rev F C (Baptiit).
Prince E, justice.
Scott YVm. G., Cabinet-maker and
Carpenter.
Smith J \V B. carpenter.
Smith R L, general store.
Sugg Dolphin, blacksmith.
KEY WEST. A small si tion oa
the (J. S. 11. R., in Ivcnl n o mtv . Here is a
»aw and grist-mill, 1 • ool and 75 peo-
ple. A.i fii- Express, j > Ljl y mail. Ben-
jamin Qui !; • <' mo!i '
Quick Benjamin, Expr • Agent.
'■. illi it & Reed, saw and _ -ist-mill.
Hall Philip, justice.
Holci mb Rev David.
I ngram Hiram, corn-mill,
[son Gide >n, general store.
Tra/.ier B N, constable.
Trazier James li, walnut lumber.
KING'S KAN DING. Meade coun-
tv • :-. ■ I ! i liardson's Lai i
KIDDYIELE.
' .: Of Id
! l ■.:-.-:
the county-seat, and ] m 1- uis-
ville, an t li from U !g-< I shipping-
.■ .li,,., ( hie Baptist church md ividd-
: ■ Institute arc 1 . NVar.-t ba
Mt. Sterling. Expr •ss A lams. Mail
daily. .). M. 3V. '. j istmaster.
Rarbee J W, blai ks a ...
Boone C \Y. teacher.
Chiv A A. distiller.
Clay J \V, li.uior deal >r.
Daniel & Sn ^ J r, liw -I ek.
Eastin C C, 1 unb< run nd . itr-mill.
Elliott J. ML. W., 0 neral Store.
Hensley .1 W, physic
Henslvy O. wagon maker.
Lawrence W B & Co, ! imber mnfrs,
Peel H F, blacksmith.
Peel .1 unes. car pen ter.
Wall W L, general store.
Wilkerson .1 M, gem ral store.
Wilkerson T J, physician.
KING'S CHEEK. A small post-
office is. Letcher county, 1" miles from
'-'• ; itesburg, the com ty-soat. ai d about 300
miles from Louisa - < ntaining a saw
arid grist-mill, a couple of - and a
free school. Semi-weeklv mail. Popula-
tion 100. D. D. Fi 'Ids, p"' stmaster.
Con ette Wm, general store.
Day H T, flour-mill.
Kiel Is A .!, saw and grist-mills.
Fields D. D.,G i e ral Store and Drugs.
'. . 1 Is .) din M. lawyer.
Fi- Ids It H, llour-m'ills.
Fields S. W. & BrO., General Store.
Frazier Jame3 II, coroner.
KING'S MOUNTAIN. A small
unlet in Liru oln d unt . . ~ . miles from
King's Mountain Station, the slapping
p t "ii C. S. Ry. H is - steam sa >v-
mills, a grist and cardii g-mill, and 1
church. Tri-weekly mail. Estis Ma - i,
p :tmn-ter.
[' . '. ... - & Howard, gen ral store.
Horton John, blacksmith.
,1 ii |< i( ,•! -, physician.
3Inrsh Rstfs, A" -maker.
3Iarsu & Faulkner, Saw, Grist and
( irding-mills.
K ING'S 31 i >UNT A IN STA-
TION. In Lincoln countv, on the C. S.
R. R., about 125 mi'n s fro n' I. mUville, is
this si ttlena nt, v, it h its LOO inhubii ants, 2
saw-mills, and a free school. Lun
-',.-. es, and tan-bark are shipped. Adan -
Express. Daily mail. Samuel Carey,
postmaster.
Carey Samuel, Express and R. R. Agt.
Corn Rev W T i " hristian i.
Davis E R & C ., general store.
Green J W. blacksmith.
Hilton V-V S. general .-lore.
J ngram W P, hotel.
Jones A. S- «SL Co., Lumber and Saw-
mills.
Lambert 0 S, physician.
M h re .1 F &. Bro, druggists and Lren store.
Pi nnybacker J S. gen -t ire i nd saloon.
Reynolds i' D W boot and shoemaker.
Zimmerman E, lumber md saw-mills.
KINGSTON. This is a smalltown
in Madison ounty, 4J mil ■> from Harris,
its shipping station, lc has 2 churches, u
common school, 100 population, and ships
stock and produ e. Stage to Riohmon 1
and Borea; fare 50 cants. Daily mail. H.
.; Ch !-. ; ■■' '•• ister.
Bales C J, physician.
Bales <te Garrett, druggists.
Send for I . b to FJ D. ! "ri M . ; |
S W 835 Br i
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Clark A." Witt, General Stupe.
Early M N, shoemaki r.
F< Hup S M & Bro., harness-makers.
Pra i is & Sevi t, I it. e stock.
Maupin & Bale?, live stock.
Moody ( ' M, grocer.
Moody W. general etore.
Stevens R. blacksmith.
Stivers John W rcneral store.
Walker DC & Co, grocers.
West J H, phj sieian.
White John F. flour-mill.
Willmore C S, physician.
KEKIOEV XSYIEEE. A villag. of
8 oui 100 inhabitants in 'J .-, Id
miles fr >m Ell ton, the count} -■■ • 15-1
! :'.■•'■ ril i :■-.'.■-.-.• il ' $ n - t'l : ■!
U ;'■■--. ille, 'i- i - -tati ; . i ^un: ti-
tles of tob i ■ - ■ '■ r;, Hitter
iki egg u re ! .: i from here. >'• mi-
weekly mail. 1?. H, K ':. . , , ■■ . iter.
Anderson K. S., Physician.
Bartlett F V-V. -. -
Butler & Bro. ^on'eral store.
Co- I V !!. ■•.■■, enter.
Elkins It. A., General St. re.
Gates '1" J, biai ksmith.
Griffin J J, justice of peace.
Grissam .1 \\ . peddler.
■Guffy Rev J \V. physician.
Hill John 1*. carpenter.
Hill <t Lacy, blacksmiths.
Lewis Augustus, physician.
McColpin W \V. general store,
Robinson P. B., General Store,
West F M, tobacco.
KIRKSEY. A. settlement of 50
people in Calloway county, 2G6 miles from
L- uieville. Maytield, 10 miles distant, is
the shipping station. Semi-weekly mail.
J. R. W rather, postmaster.
Clark T E, physician and drugs.
Duncan . general store
Gingles J T, phj
0 .■ " W '! . sab on.
[ nc I .T Kliul ;
Ir1 i im J ; '-. ■ - i ith.
McCallum ii Llum li emitl -.
s we< r ■ ■- (ieor '• bl u -.:,;: b.
Wrather J. li.fi"' n ml Store.
KIRKSYIf.iI.iE. A village of al il
100 inhabitants, in the southern part
Louis-
on tin
R. H
mail
of Madison county, 10 miles from
mnnd, the cuuntv-seat, 149 from
villi-. Paint Lick*3J mile* distant,
Richmond branch of the L. <•. N .
is the usual .-hipping point. Daily
H. T. Jones, Jr., postmaster.
Burton George, Blacksmith.
Denton W li. carpi nter.
Elliott Prof "! ,,7 in s bool teacher.
Parris M, physician.
Finnell J S, carpenter,
Grady John, carpenti r.
Jones A. harnes ;-n aker.
Jones A. D., (Jencral Store.
Jones if. T., Si'.. Genera! Store
M to i! I\ phvsicia
'■' m II \. nil!.
Pr -. :! \\ l\ -a! -toi-f.
?!.< '■.-.!■ - ■ ,- | , r ;. r.
Walk, r W li. druirsi
Wallace V- in
Weaver W C, i bwiet
Woodard David, 1 laoksmith.
KXOli TICK. A:- • culled Antioth.
A village in the nor b-w esti r i part I
Metcalfe county, 10 miles fv^a Edmoi ti n
the :o mt} -pi at, ! <', frv >m Horse Cave • •.
the L. lV N. R. R., its nearest shi] | ii ■■
point, and 96 fr •■ Loi isville It ci i
a steam grist-mill and a public school.
Tobacco i- the principal product. Mai; is
received daily. Population 100. Jona-
than Bead, postmaster.
Alexander C F, cooper.
Alexander E I!, wagon-maker.
Cumrnings W il, \va<ron-maker.
Mitchell II A. live stock.
Read Jonathan, General Store.
Ri ad J P & -'■.- . gi n. ral store.
3i - m<<ns D if, blacksmith.
Withers & Bros., Flourand Saw-mil ^
Young ¥ M, blacksmith.
KXOTTSYfEEE. A village locat-
ed in the eait rnpartoi D&\ e-sscounty I-'
mile from Q\v« ■ or the ■ inty-seat ar.-d
near ■'• hippii : point, Stage to ' ••■<• er.s-
boro dail v, fan ". Population 150.
H. T. And, ]• • .. l<-\
An ! rsi»n L < '. jn-tii e.
\ Anil ii. T.. ' ol Peace.
Ami J. i». A Bro,, (Jent-ral Store.
B. wldis .1 P, '.:..:■ -r.
! B) rnes T ,J, physician.
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LACKEY.
Only
a country
post-
office in Fl< . ;
■ounty,
», miles sen
ith of
Hueysville.
< rrico & Trislcr carpenters, i Conant A J, flour-mill and hoi
lilemerita A H, furniture. Crouch Andrew, groceries and saloon.
(VmpntsCO. 1 fl and tobacco. : DoyelJ F. druggist and physician.
... J dour-mill. Glenn ri C, gen . - ore.
Drurv .1 G & Co. .in: ■_••.-.--■. ' Irwin & Skinner, general store.
Ururv & Coomes, tobacco. I Kirkpatnek J D, physician.
Gillem T D, meat market, ; Murphy B L, wagon-maker.
Griffith S H & Bro, 1 la ■! - liths. Spink T. F., Express and R. R. Agent.
<{ • 1 R H & Soi •' • i d .-.;..:• - -15*.
\: ,ti]&{ , ra I store. Whitney C M, general store and saloon.
Hi^dnn J, barber. I Whitting R, general store and saloon.
Miller O T groceries. ; Williams W. H., Hotel.
RackKevP!! Catholic). ; YTat-s G W, wagon-maker.
Payi e Dr T B d titist.
- iith J ;eph. « •■: ni-nn '••■r.
Summers \V T, d
Trisler Ii K. live s
W I John, sadd ry. LAFAYETTK. A town in Christian
county, 20 i .■■•- r< i ii | . the
KNO\V!ld>l'. '' is v lib go is cc !■;• county- ai I : • irest shippin : si itio i.
,,. [ oi ii bur l| -■■ !. J mill. Mail "tri- weekly. Ii. C. Atkinson, post-
i mini i '■ S ~:'- "■ ■ '-r: ' -"'-' ' master.
I .. . . [t is ;•: r • ' mty, 4 miles
•v m Dry Ridge, on the C. S. R'y, and LAORANCJE, This incorporated
145 from*Louisvilk\ W< ■ ly mail. 5. J. cilJ is the county-seat of '.Mdham, in the
Ashcraft, postmaster. • n0rthern part of" the county, and at Ii:'1
AsHciraft S. J., Blacksmith. , junction of the tv. - main lines ..f the L.&
[■ i . 11 R. L. physician. i C. R. R., 27 miles north-east of Louisville,
RulLoclc GV'orjro, General Store. x south-east of Westport. on the Ohio
Carr & England, tseneral store. j river, and 83 south-east of Cincinnati. It
Carmel & Slater, grocers. ! has 2 churches, a public school, and a
Dahlenburg Henry, boot and shoemaker. ; select school, a weekly newspaper, the
Demoiry Frank, painter. Oldham Coi nty Era, a line brick eourt-
KinneyC P, physician. j house, and an excellent hotel. It also has
Mills Frank, wagon-maker. I a steam flouring-mill. Exports grain,
Morris A «fc Sons, dour-mill, j tobacco, hogs and" sheep. Western Union
Orr George, blacksmith. I Telegraph. Adams Express. Daily mail.
Roacher F, grocery and hotel. I Population 516. H. S Manby, postmaster.
Scott J. T., Physician. ^l? ,p jam0, v., justice.
Simpson li. C. If.. Lawyer. . |$ain»s Hotel. Mr-. K A. Bain, Prop.
Stephe ss L) M, gem ral store. | Barry jan es -p. physician.
Wolf William, blacksmith. j ^a,v*,. Thomas, livery.
Bo iimicke George, shoemaker.
KUTTAWA. A village of about | Callahan John, painter.
jOO inhabitants, on the Cum erland river, ; Cullender Kellis, blacksmith,
in the north rn p ri f L »« ■ •unty, 3 ' Clark & B,i kner. groceries and hardware.
mil-\s from Eddvvi le. " intv-s «t. It Clavto i J >hn W, c i "■ ; 'dge.
UkIso a station ot the P. & E. R. R., 193 ; do re J :eph C, lawyer,
mili from I misville. Us shii cifnts ■<'■■ (-, nj Frederick B. meat-market.
■ bacco. <-orn and wlieat. Express South- Oilft Prank L., R. R., Express and
err Daily mail W. II. Williams, r -r- TcU-trraph Vgcnt.
i ,••■•..!-■.. . dry-g :ods.
Ituoth, Unbiliey v* Co., Hub and Daubs I I ore * kconfi *t iouery.
Spoke Factory. - DeHaven Samuel E, judge circuit court.
^UiiULl JLi^« UUi Ua LilUililllU, LOUISVILLE, .
ulher-n Dep't.
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240 LAG KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LAN
DeMoss .Tames T, s-heriff. I Rohr John, blacksmith.
Dinkelspiel Max, general store. ; Sharpe Distillery Co, distillers.
D >wden John \V, physician. | Woodford J M, physician.
Edersole A: Northcutt, General "
Store LAMASCO. A post office in Lyon
Fairfax James vv , wagon-maker. : county.
French & Harwood, lawyers.
Funk Seminary, James T. Mclntyre.
ipal. * LANCASTER. The county-! a!
Gord i: Ke\ Gilbert (Presbyterian). Garrard, on th« Richmond branch of th
Hall James M, master bridge builder, L. L. & N. K. R.f settled in 1800, and m -
C £ l_ j>v I porated it 1*68. It is '.: ■> n iles soutl - .
Holmes J es.-e M, blacksmith ' '■ Richmond, 8 north of the junction ol
i ; ] ] • j,,'un '; the K - oxv; le I rani h. and 10b a aith-i
J .. v; p coroner. ' "- Louisville. The surrounding coi
Jj(.{\ II H , produces good grain, h n grass and livi-
McD .v di Wm A. i ist. -" ' !' ' l ' ■ ■ ["-s- vi:' - Pr '
\! i tvr,.- Ja-.T'S T. pri.i Fink Seminary. ! !'ian- Christian, Baptist, and Met! .-■
Melntvre R \ .1 J, M. tli.-dist), ' : ' uiored ; ti.-o an exc. !i< nl i • url h< us
Manby WW,, Ge icral St re and Police
mi bank, with a i tpital stock of ? 150.
flK] ... j 0UO, a female college, a common school, ,
M iTth Ai hihald, hotel. ' v/eekly ne> ;p?.per, the Kentucky Visiter,
Oldham Count} Era, "Wm. W. Row- and 3 hotels, the principal one being th<
lett Edit i i Lancaster Hotel, under the competent
' James VV, lawyer. i charge of Capt. W. S. Miller, who is a
Rankin Wm paint r. I practical hotel-keeper fumiiiar with all ihr
Risley Isaac C, stoves and tinware. '< wants of the traveling public, and has a
Robhins Benjamin S. lawyer.- > knack of making hh isitors feel ] rf
Kodman John ph dcian. < at home. Dailj mad to Xicholasville, b\
■ .vlett Wm W. editor Oldh.am Co Era. : way of Bryantsville, '22 miles distant;
Russell Jamfs W , hotel, and jailer. I $1- Mail tri-weekly to Buekeve, 10 miles ;
SI annon John W, audi rtaker. | fare 50 cents. Telegraph \\ est^rn 1 nion.
Slater Wm H. school. mmUioner. Express Adams. Mad daily. Population
Smi:kers Joseph, s.-doou and distillery. L^OO. tiali Uider n, postmaster.
Soma C A: Son, groc rs and exp agents. \ Anderson Hall. p. >stn aster.
Strouse Carson P. saloon. ; Anderson & Herndon (James Anderson.
Taylor Sanford. county and circuit clerk, j Wm Uerndonj, lawyers.
Waide Edwin F, general store. Ashley S L, . arp< titer and builder.
Watson G. VV., Sa\s and Grist-mill. j Bailey Walter (/'.druggist.
"Webber Frank, barber. . Baldwin Miss Annie, dress-maker.
Wellman Wm, carpenter. \ Bogle Wm, R R station agt and tel opr.
Bovle Richard, iustiee of peace.
I Bovle R & Co"( Richard Bovle, Hugh M
LAIR'S STATION. On the K. C. | Smith, Wm Ron n ,. carfiage-makers.
R. R., in the southern part of Harrison Bradlev Wm O, lawyer,
county, 4 miles south ot Cynthiana, the Browrii E. A: Son, (Ephriam Brown,
county-seat, and l'_'.> miles n irth-east oi i ... [> Brown), Groceries, Coal Luni-
LouisVille. Expr-ss Adams. Mai; daily. her. and Agricultural Implements.
S. T. Reyi olds, postmaster. | Brown James II. lawyer.
Bealert R& Bro, wagon-makers. ; Bruce Rev John L (Baptist).
Brent Nathan, blacksmith. | Burdett Beniamin M, lawyer.
Fowler Wm A, I n-se-dealer. Burdett, Woodcock & Co (Geo D Burd t
Lair Joseph, hotel J. hn U Wi odcock, ii M Burdett), gi
Megibben, Bramble Sc Co, distillers. . ! ceries.
M »gtbbon T J, distiller and live stock. I Burnside Wm, druggist.
Reynolds S T, dour-mill and general store. ! Curry Theodore, groceries.
LAN AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LAX 241
STOP AT THE
JLj ~A. ILnI O _A_ iE5 T "PCS IR/ -JZTD-. O T IE LTLj ,
T77\ S. IvcEH-iXjIEIR,, Jr., Proprietor.
LAUOASTEB. - KS2TTUCKT.
A first-class house, and the only Hotel in the town centrally located. Large sample rooms. Livery Stable
attached.
PRACTICAL
FINE STATIONERY ALWAYS IN STOCK.
LA1TCASTES;, - KEITTTJCKY.
Xj. IFIR^IsriK: HUBBLE,
ATTORITEY J^rr LJ^"W"
LANCASTEB, KENTUCKY.
Prompt attention giren to collections. Will practice in Garrard and adjoining conntiea and the Court of
Appeals.
ZMlJ^SOILT jBIOTJ
LANCASTER, KENTUCKY.
S. J. 3Sv£.A-SO:fcT, - Pr.o?r:rrrcp^
Special accommodations for commercial travelers, and satisfaction guaranteed. Bug-
gage transferred free of charge. Livery accommodations furnished at the office. A liberal
share of public patronage solicited. Rales Reasonable.
16
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FOR SA LE~ A LI, COL OK S
*.\7. Atkinson, 313-321 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
LAN
Davis & Joseph proms Davis, Jacob Lancaster Enterprise, W. G, Dun-
Joseph), dry goods, t Sandshoes. lap, Editor and Pronrii >r (Weekivi
Denny George «!c Co (George Dem ... W Independent i s ,• '■•
H Wherritn.rlourmg-mill. Lancaster Hotel, W. S. Miller Jr
Demij A" TotnUnsou Geo. Denny , i* ■■.;■?; .. . Set no )
Jr.,K.H.Tomlin.s n), Attorneys al Law. ■ Landram Wm ,7. [7 S revenue collector
Will Practice theii Profession in the Marksburg Mrs M & Sixers milliner* '
Courts of Garrard and Adj .inin ; ( 'oui - M .- Steph >n, . ••■ • ries.
t;'^- Prompt attention paid to Coliec- 3Iason L\ jlfPrui tor Muson Hon-.'
lions. (s.. , ..... |
Dillon Boston, jailer. i Mason Hentv, shoemaker
Dillon & Sandifer r James Dillon, J P ! Masou House, £. J. Mason, Proprietor
Sandifer), meat market. , [Set adv.)
Douglas Thomas, constable and t o mar- Mays XvL. physician.
M il r Daniel, cor* ;,,_.r.
sh'al.
Duncan Wm MeKee, county : u I •.• and
lawyer.
Din»li|» Georji'O W.. Att r v at Law
and Poii :e J udge. Wili Pr cti. e in
Garrard and Adjoining Co h r.---. and in
Court of Appeals. Collections fill Re-
e Pro nip! At nti m.
Dimlap Woodford G., Editor and
Proprietor Lan aster K ■ rise week-
ly ), Independent. I .V •
Faulkner John K. circuit clerk.
3IiIl<T XV. S. Jr., Proprietor Lancas-
;.-• " ,1 '. [See ad\ .)
Noel Henry T. Ui v\ •:•
ytu-\ Wm. i:., ' Deal •; in all kij -
F ir tun-. 15 :ing Piv.i li. al Workman,
can buy ( ' per and Sell less, for ( i
than any ..;', r dealer in Centra] Ken-
tucky. Ail G< ■ Is Sold Scrictlv for Casij.
Old- ! ker \\ . uid ■rtuker. '
i >wsle\ \l 11, judge circuit court.
Peacock Thomas, jew eler
Feathers George A. boots and shoes, hats Petty Joseph M, gunsmith.
and caps.
Flora & Doores (A. D. Flora. James
Doores), M irble Workers and Dealers in
Monuments, Tombs ones, and rabiets
Furnished at Lowest Prices. All work
Guarantee 1.
Franklin institute, Liliard & Bourne,
prin; ipals.
Gallagher Charles, merchant tailor.
Grant J W, dentist.
Greenleaf G ibriel, blacksmith.
Griffin James W, A lams Express arent.
Harris Elijah W, saddles and harness.
Hwse.lden Joseph X. sa 1 lies .■: 1 . iruess.
Haselden Roger S, hardware, stoves and
tin-ware, confectioner\ and rest lu n c.
Hemphill & Wal len LC He; . 1 G L
Walden), dry goods, boots, ai.vl~.ioes.
Herring Henry 0, physician.
B I Wm II. insurance.
liL :'•■ '•■ il h .. -I ihn M, d 'riff.
H is John T. il m.
Hill 0!n t P. ; hysi :ian.
Hi m pi r Win D '.-I wyer.
Randolph Rev J (' P, ■shyterian).
Raj En ery, hot' I.
Rickeits Rev R P .Christian).
Rigney Jc Sweeney (W (J Rigney, W U
Sweeney i, clot] ;; •:.
Robinson Wm. li. »V Bro. (Wm. R.
Robins^ n, J- ,.b C. Robinson), Hard-
ware, Stoves, Tinware, and Agricultural
Implements: also, Wagons, Carriages,
find fiuggie .
Sage?er Charles W, prnpr Huffman H ; i.
San I :■ Ji sep'h P, eo mty treasurer.
Shugars Wm, plow ninfr.
th Miss Moodv, milliner.
Smith & Liliard (\\ 11 Smith, R W Lili-
ard), dry _ ids. b .ots, and shoi s.
Spratt Henry '!', liven able and saloon.
Storme- Cornelius C. drugs and groceries.
Sweeney J G&C W i Je^se G"Sweeney,
' ' ■ ■ \\ Sween '' ■. di y gi ods.
Thompson J. C Agenl . Wat
Cloeks, Diainonils. Fine Jewelry, Fancy
Goods, Mu.-it il I -ti unents, Spectai
Silver-ware, etc. R-'pairing a Specially.
; i —,..... j .,.. . ,, , ■, ,-, - ., i; f. -i. . 1 1- [ a ■ : 1 1.
Hu)i!>1<> L. Frank, Attorney at Law Walden Re\ J. ■-■■ (.'bristiai
and Colb'i ing Agent. {Sec ad c.) : Walden W P A; Co Win P Walden, Jess
Huffman Wm physi ion. Wald.-n, Geo L Waiden , pianing-
•; »1» -I ihn, sh .emaker. ■ Walter i:- mamin F, dentist.
Kautfman H C, county attorney. | Walton Matt, master commissioner.
. ■■ f%f»t | .-■• || M^t Settled more than
Losses, and Jiavc Had tout 1
. : 'I Li 111 ststed Claim*. Agents Evervv
lime Settled iirnrp than 1.400
13 Re-
vhere.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Walton Samuel A, lawver.
Walt »n & Kaufi'man Matt Walton, IT C
Kan Fiii! ii . Iaw> ■ -
VVIashingt m < •■• ■'. ge, b irber.
West J. Wesley, County Clerk and
Lawyer.
V;i i;t i~ da- IT. ju-tive <>f v u<-<?.
Yai tis L ■vi-. black* th.
Young1 Frank (>., Pbysician and Sur-
geon.
LANK. A small pos -office in Wolfe
cuiintv, 12 miles south of Campton. No
village.
LAUHEL .BLUFF. 1 the south-
western port of Muhlenberg county, 13
miles south of Greenviiie, the county-seat,
it- nearest shipping j ." on tli P. & E.
R. R., and 120 miles - ith-west of Louis-
ville. Si mi-we< !.:;. mail. J. 11. Ann-
strong, postmaster.
Armstrong' .7. \\., Farmer.
Cooksey , miller.
Coursey J R, tubacco.
Drake J N. druggist.
Godby Re^ Josiah Methodist).
Hughs Wm, constable.
James A. T>., General Store and Phys-
ician.
Shelton F T, blacksmith.
Hi lien worth Talmon, fisherman.
Horsby J L, flour-mill.
Hubbard Cha rles S, dour-mill anil gen store.
i, i s\ril Joseph Sr, hotel.
lliil>i>;ml Joseph Jr., Grocer and
Druggist.
Hubbard Wm. wagoner.
Jol : - n Rev Erin -i ( Baptist).
;• V K, gen ul -lure.
Me\ er H W. live stock.
M i ppin Dabner, hotel.
Moppin Thomas, general -tore.
Mi 'ppin Stepb -n, shoemaker.
Morgan Fred, general store.
Moriran Henrv. live -:■ n k.
K ford K II, physician.
Robinson Charley hotel.
Runnian Jack, livestock.
LAUUELRRIDGE. Inthesouth-
eastern pact of Laurel county, 23 miles
from Livingston, the nearest railroad sta-
tion, and 17-f) miles from L >uisville, is this
post-office of 100 inhabitants.
LAUREL. CHEEK. Known as
Hubbardsville, in the northern part of
Clay county, I'j} miles north of Manches-
ter, the county-seat, '■'■'< - nth-west of Liv-
ingston, its nearest shippii point, on the
L. vV X. R. It., and 174 south-east of Louis-
ville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 50.
J i <eph Hubbard, postmaster.
Allen G W, livery.
A Hen •!• fl'erson. n & •< in.
Wn i i ddler.
Can pbell Klis la, wagon-ma ker.
C ildiron John ! >, general -tore.
C, ..•>,, Wm, ci > iper.
Ci ' ••■n Joseph, st .:-.< -mason.
Cotton Nathan, blacksmith.
Holland- worth Robin, meat market.
LAWREXCEBrRG. The county-
seat v£ Anderson • ounty, is inci ,■;■ rat !,
and has a pi ipulatio: . acn ordii . to tin
census of 1880 • f ab- at BOO. I- i- lo-
cated 14 miles south of Frankfort, the
shipping point by rail, and -i miles west of
Tyrone on the Kentucky river. It has a
steam ilouring-inill, 7 Lurches, 4 white
and 3 colored, 2o distilleries, large and
small, an SIS, 000 court-h use, a bank and
8 hotels, the pr mil en! one being the
Anderson House. Then area number of
wholesale houses here, prominent among
which is the house of It. S. Lyons & Co.,
wholesale liquor dealers, one of the most
reliable firms in the State, as well as one
of the n • -t prosperous. It also has an en-
terprising, public-spirited newspaper, the
Anderson News, which is well supported
by the people of the county, of which it is
tin- official organ, and i- looked upon as
authority on all matters pertaining to the
in terests of the county and its man ufac-
tures, Daily stages 't • Frankf rt, 11. :•-
rod-burg, Versailles and Lexington.
V\ hiskv is the leadin : <■ . i ort. Dail >> mail.
C. W. Williams, p< stmaster.
Anderson Count v Df] - it Bank, capital
S50.000; surplus, ?12,000. John A.
VVritherspoon, pres't ; James A. McBray-
er. cashier.
Anderson House. Mrs. Sarah W.
Wells. Proprietress. Commercial men
and tlit: tra\ elini; Pul lie w ii1 find al I
the comforts of a home at Reasonable
Rates.
MANAGERS,
*J CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
2U
LA \V
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LAW
Anderson Xc.vs Claude Buckley,
Prop'r. Is the > :■ \ paper in, and Of-
ficial organ of, th ■ ( "■'-}'•!
Bell W E, clerk ar I : iaster commi sioner.
Betts Rev Barbee (Presbyterian).
Bicker? Wm jail r
Bond John W, ju-tice of p i p.
B >nd John W ■' 7 - ■-« ).
B n :. John. j i .■- Charles K i :.
Ji - ■ M Johnso: . -;■■ ' ml) wholesale i
liquors.
Bond M S, distill, r i>: miles south).
Bond A: Lillard Wm F Bond, Chris- j
topi >r < Lillard . disti r= 2 mile ■ i is
Bottom Mrs < 'ar din ■ S. m
■Bourne Fran is M. propr Gait House.
Bo n ne Wm D. livi . .
Bi ..■'. •!■ ... Dewitt, cli~! '•• \- 6 miles north i.
Buckley Claude, Editor and Fropr
Anderson >< e . >, ■ I v i aper in, and
Official Organ of, th ( inly. Li! a
Terms to ?er». ■
Bryan & Witherspoon Edward Bryan,
James F Wit! •; -; m. liv< rv.
Caldwell B F, distill r. \ 12 miles s-w.)
Cardwell Henry H, . ksmith.
Carl Henry S, furnit :re.
Chambers Lem lei \V, | ian.
Chelf W. G., l*i nkfort, Har-
ro Isburg and La .'•" el .:\r stage Lin -.
Leave Frankfort daily, 10:30 a. m.;
arrive Lawreneel urg, 1:30; arrive Har-
rodsburtr, 6 p. m.; leave Harrodsburg
daily. 7:00 a. m., arrive Lawrence-
burg, 11:00; arrive Frankfort, 1:30
p. m. From Lawrenceburg to Frank-
fort and return, £2: Lawrenceburg to
Harrodsburg and ret irn, S3. Also lickel
agent of L.. <". Os: L. R'y. Th k< '■ - »ld
to all points at diif - nt stage offices.
Cohen George C, ;>!■-> uting attorney and
lawyer.
C llins Bros (Jno and Sam , i .. at market.
C Iter Juhn & Co J >hn C Iter. },
wholesale liquors.
Cox Benjamin L, eonfeeti inery and saloon.
Cozine John S, de| ti oi i • rev,
Crain .I"1;'. II. ins
Crenshaw Rev T A Chri-
Ctos eld Luke, p an.
Cross lied I R 11. ;hei tT.
De 11 ;«. ••!, S I-', cin tit j idge.
Dowling ,} & E (John Dowling, Edward
! ).;\> ! tig i, eoopi -
Dratfen John . , • ■ r.
Dunegan Howard, blacksmith.
Farston John W, flour-mill.
Felix John '1 . lawyer.
Fh.-ming Mrs Lucy, lunch-rooms.
Gilbert John \\ . physi dan.
K lekley S O. distiller [oh miles west).
Harris Nathaniel, distiller (10 miles west .
Hawkins Bros, ' still ■;■- 5 miles sou
Hawkins G B, distill r f.j roil - s >utl
d ;man & I i ■ .) <hn W an i Frank T .
s: foi .-ne-, hardware, etc, .
Holiman 1 ;aac, ins. ai d liquor broker.
Hull Lsaai V, r staur'nt and confection erv,
J. ti: - m Dii k, agent for .1 P Ripy & Co,
who; 'sal liquors.
J ! i ;ori J M & Co J. sse M Johnson,
W R Boston, C A Bond), general
Joseph 1 A; Co | Isaac Jos< ph, I Hoffi
: • -. etc.
Ks ■ gh Dandridrre W, druggist.
Linds* s & Posey ( Daniel W Lin :- y
James M P< »se^ hr •. ers.
L\uti>i J. W. ifc < :<>. Jasper W Lv-
cns, , Wh . sale Dealers in Ander-
son Countv (Kentucky) Whiskies in
Bond.
Lyons If. S. & ('•>. (Robert S. Ly i
1, Wholesale Dealers in HaHd-raade
Sour-mash An lerson County (Ken1 .
Whiskies. {See adv.
McAfee Dwight A, hardware.
McBtaver J U, distiller.
Mi.- Bra; er W 11. distiller (2:} miles east).
M Girmis Bros 'Frank and James;, car-
riag -makers.
McK'ee J 11 D & L W (Joseph H D and
Lewis W), lawyers.
McMullen Wm 11, grocer, boot and sb< e-
maker.
McQuiddy Robert I, drugs and physician
Maddux Mrs Maria H, proprietress Mad-
dox House.
Maddox Wm II. saloon.
Miner Thomas R, barber.
M ti hell G urge W, justice of peace.
Mitchell & Arthur (George AV Mitchell,
J imes N Arthur). salo<>n.-
Morris J S, commonwi ill i ttorney.
Oliver J C. I "mi ••- west)."
Ott< ul ■ • "" En '. i' I, gi •' >ries, etc.
Park" r Joseph J, mcy <j,< >ods.
INirtuood A. 31., Attorney at Law
ai I Insurai •■<■. Special A gent Con •
mcrcial Union Assurance Co., of Lon-
d< n. ; Set afh\ I
Portwood George A, confectioner and
saloon.
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R. S. LYONS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALER? IN
»
01d«Fashion8d Hand-Mads Sour-Mash
ANDERSON CO.. KENTUCKY
ewrr=ra »%J"« **p** mmyaa eei-erem SKS**mm ^,«g»*!s>|j SOTfiMa s«g»» nae|!n» i«SBW»sunM <:j3&i«s*j|
V" If ««siinB enuKkss «&**« (F*«e8KjsS<£-' mmm »'j&s« wrsteai «&ij«»»ia«j!J \^zs&mi* wit*
Lawrenceburg, Anderson Co., Ky.
SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO OUR STOCK OF VERY OLD SOUR-MASH WHISKEY.
CLAUDE BUCKLEY, Editor and Publisher.
,HAHRY BUCKLEY, Associate Editor.!
LA'WEEITCEBirEG, ZKZY.
Only Paper in Anderson County. Official Organ of Town and County.
A. M. PORTWOOD,
ATTOBNEY A T LA "W .
LAWRENCEBURG, ANDERSON CO., KY.
Collections Made Throughout the State. References Given.
Aiso Fire IusuratjCf \_' .-it, r-pn ^r-ut;-;; tli- *>*it rorupanie* in the I'nitcJ ?r ktes and Europe.
. WU$H 7 • tlX ITS BRANCHES. Steel Xettr-rs mid Finnic*
IVl Pj I A (i ■ I Wit *t«-'n«-il Letter* anil Fisxin-ft. I,. BOCHE, Kn^ravei- an'.i
ifilSdfiC BtiKliii JftilS *»ie linker, l«ti ll.V.M;i)Ll Ii STKEtT, CHICAGO, IU.
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Posej J M. county jud •
Price John S. rm at market.
Robert.- A- C i E-Til : -. Roberts, Henry S
Carl i, undi t st ker.-.
Rol Inson F M, ei 'lint i- i:ierk.
Ripy J I' & Co. James P Ripy, ),
wholesale liquors.
Ripy Tl n - - 15 di tiller 4> mile? east}.
' ■ ' I ■ ' . ■ , .
- ires J S or C" -' i ' ■■- 5 wile; ..•■-.. .
Shryock Le ,. tii smith.
Shry ock \V n. shoen aker.
Smithsoi I • .,.•.■ t>r.
Stevens .1 W, disi t miles west
S ween j R B, sob >ol n immissii mer.
Tinsley Mi— Margaret, milliw rv.
Walker M .V S.»i j M ,nroe and Wm P),
wiloi' -,i .' ii |U( >rS.
Wash A W. c< unty - irveyor.
Wash James A . law j er.
Waterfield & Fra ;ier ( and Holman
Frazier i. dist i I :. ••- In iles east i.
Weils Mis. Sarah W., Proprietress
Ander.-on Mouse.
Wells Thomas K, livery stable.
Willis ST. listiller i 13 miles w< st .
Witherspoon Aldrieh ('. harness-maker.
"Williams Charles A\ '.. Postmaster.
Witherspoon James F. insurance agent.
Witherspoon Oren ii. physician.
LAWi;i:\('i:VILLE. A small
settlement in Grant county, 6 miles from
Mason, the nearest railroad point. Popu-
lation-JO. Weekly mail. W. T. Mozee,
postmaster.
Allphin It Z, justice of peace.
Ambler .J. II., General Store.
< V' b Rev '1 :;■, thy Baptist).
Green C P, blacksmith.
Hensley Samuel, constable.
llolbrook Ja-j er, wagon-maker.
Kennedy P I', justice of ;■■ ao •.
Mozee \\". T., Druggist and Physician.
Mi zee & Kinnci n, bla ksmiths.
Stornes I >u e\ ■ stock.
Sweeney Richard, barber.
L.AYXESVIEEE. I the
Q^tern p rl : i ky 1 county, 15 miles
slmth-east of Preston burg, the county-seat,
60 south of Willard, ' • i tr.-si • lipping
point by rail, on the E. K.. R'y, and 100
south of Catlettsburg, its nearest shipp
point by water, on the Ohio river. Daih
mail. Population 40. . Lindsey Layne,
postmaster.
Ferguson Stephen M, saw and flour-mill.
Ilati her K F, s^ener il store.
Eayne Efndsey 31., Timber, etc.
Lay no M •- s8 iN ■ "■■. enei al store.
Layne Sai mel G, carpenl •:-.
LEATHER STOKE. In the s mth.
western part of And rs ■;. county, 13 mil
south-\ est of Li \ n i ceburg, t;." countv-
seat, 25 south-west of Frankfort, itsi < an i
shipping poir t, on the Lexington br
of the 1... C. iV L. R. R.. and 58 north-
west of Louisville. Population 40. Semi-
weukly mail. 1). M. 1'ocum, postmaster.
- - y Sene -a, - - taker.
Hvatt John, Gem rai Score and Saloon.
J. hnson J.-mic . phy i -an.
Leathers C A. physician.
May.- l: G, bla. 1 smith.
Morgan W ii. g< neral .-tore.
Perry Rev S S | Baptist).
Sandford A J. physician.
Vaughfc Rev W P Methodist).
Voouin 1>. 31., General Store.
LIJ'ANOX. An enterprising town
of — late census report — '2,050 inhabitants.
It is tii'1 county-seat of Marion county, and
i- a station on the Knoxville branch of the
L. & N. R. Ii., 67 miles from Louisville.
The surroundings of Lebanon are rich a :-
ricukurai and \\< tvily-timbered lands. It
contains s churches, ■"• colleges, steam flour-
mill, furniture factory, "2 week ly newspapers,
'2 banks, capital $250*000, and 3 hotels. The
]S rri- House, opened n l*S0, is one of tin
finest hotels in Cei tral Kentucky, and is re-
plete with all modern improvements, and is
ju tly pop il ir. Tii • Gu! iirie Ho .-■■ at tin
depot, is under the - n _. >od management
as heretofore. A very extensive colleetii n
and law business is done here bj Sam ■■ B
Berry, Lsq., who i- well known. The
dental parlor- of i'. T. i '• dtnan are loi ■;»• i
here. Mr. 1>. Iman is a graduate of the
Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery.
i >ail\ stages to Springli Id fare 50 :< i I
A(::. ns Express. Daily mail. Adolph 0.
llilpp. p >stma*ter.
Ab. ii Robert \V. blacksmith.
Abel! Samuel, groceries.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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LAEGESTHCTEL JUST CBUTEAL ICEHsTTTJCKY
NORRIS HOUSE.
J. L. NORRIS,
P
roT^TiP"*" ~r
Three Story Brick, w itli all Mo . ■ n [i tproremeuts. Opened in 18S0. Electric B<41r, Bath Room*. El< v;l-
tor, Ac. Porter at all trains, u ! icgage transferred to and from depot tree ot' charge. Also M-.-t-cUisa
1. 1' : v Sta ble in c miii cti i k • ■ Hot -1.
JiSTABLISHSD 1854.
LEBAjSTO^T CARBIACxS factory.
JOHN RUBEL, __ .
u
M A1TUF ACTV EP- a OS"
isIitCarriages.EiisnlBS^
PHAETONS AND SPRING WAGONS, ^Q ,Q^ v/ y
The Celebrated Dexter Queen Spring a Specialty.
Special Attention to Repairing and Repainting Old Work. All Work fully Warranted.
COR. MAIN AND DEPOT -TRrETS,
LEBANON, KY.
IDZESSTTIS'IIES"
PP. T. DEDMAN, D. D. S.,
LEBAl<rOIM7 KY.
thomas L. bir/it-A-Hst,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
LEBANON, XHNT
KnnrrrrK'v
PIkm and Estimates FurnisLied on Application. Correspondence Solicited.
illEEI II. 00. OF ENGLAND, lolxlkl! ™v^
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Adams E Lloyd, distillery (8 miles s).
Adams R ik .1 (Ri< hard and James), meats.
Baker Wm H. lawyer.
Barbour Jan es 1'. propr Times and lawyer.
Barr John, earpent r.
JBelden & Chapline (John D Belden,
Thomas L Chapiim ). gr icers.
B< rr\ Nicholas T,
Berry Sun! {>., n -at Law and
Collection Agent. [See ndc.)
Bevill John 31. tailor!
Biekett John M: w t<jon and plow-mal ■ r.
Boldrick & McAfee (George D Boldrick,
Chilton F lie A !••-.•.) Iru ••- -:-.
Bottomley Rev E W Meth. list).
Bowman B F, e< i stable.
Bracken Rev Thomas A (Presbyterian).
Br tn -y .,' \\ \ . . , -j ,,-y.
Bretne} iCo .J' hn R and Edwin B Bn t-
ney ) hardware, t: nn< ry, leather, findings.
Brace Thomas K _r . -
Bryan Thomas L., Contractor and
Builder (.see «i7c).
Burton Robert, judge county court.
Calvary Academy, llother Libretta (4
miles s-w .
Campbell House, Joseph G. Camp-
bell, Propr. Go i Accommodations for
the Traveling Public. Rates Reduced
to $1.50 per day.
Campbell Joseph, Proprietor Camp-
bell House. Good Beds a Specialty.
Sample Rooms C >nnected. Rates Re-
duced to SI. -50 per day.
Card well John 11. groceries and wholesale
liquors.
Carlisle John B. dry goods.
Caskey Robert A. blacksmith.
Clark Robert W, general store.
Cleaver David dr. eity marshal.
C;-:i > er George li, pin sician.
Cleaver Paul C.\ ivery and sal in.
Clelland Rev T li Presbyterian).
Cl< ments Ed w ard i I. -■.'
Coh l, & Fuhrmann i Joseph Cohen, Simon
Fuhrmann • lothiiiLC-
Connett Ann/..1.'!, mnfr mattresses and
cabinet-mak- r.
Coi ■■■■>, W L& Bro [Wm L and Berry T)
gn ceries.
Courts Bruxton E, -add - n i harness.
Decimal! i'liilip T., Dentist, Main,
, n>p, Court- i . -e. f.N'-'i • - |
De Fraine Rev F -C tl < ■
Dilah ;.'\ Mrs < uth; r ne, groceries.
Edelen Jas H, druggist.
Edmonds J A: D W (James and David >\ :
general sti ire.
Edmonds Wm F, general store.
Edmonds & Bro ^Robert Band Albert).
boots and shoes.
England Alfred W, wagon-maker.
England Tin - E, groceries.
I • tnd & BarrOVm B England, John
, li ■:• i . akers.
Ei l .,' o iV. ( i I in (Wm li England, Robt
Good in |, hardv ai > .
England & Johnston (Robt A England,
Wm R Johnston), groceries.
Far iiar P Iri k, salooi and boarding.
Finuean 31. !>., Proprietor O K Sa-
loon. Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars. Opp. N orris House, llain.
Fogb John 1>. lawyer.
¥■ :■ ler Wm F. merchant tailor.
( . . rdner Jas W, groceries.
Gilmore Henry i>, general «tore.
Goodin & Co. (W. T., R. L., E.G 1-
in, and i '. J. Twomev), Dialer.- in Fine
Wii es, 1 iquors. Cigars, and Tobacco,
llain, opp. Court-house.
Graves Stephen .). painter.
Guthrie House, Kelley Sc Ballard,
Proprietors, at Depot.
Hardv A S jailer.
Harrison W B & Son i Wm B and J S Har-
rison . law} ers.
Hays Wm T L. auctioneer.
I!< ub*ch John, shoemaker.
Hill Clement S. lawyer.
Hill Edward L, livery stable.
Hill Robert G, clerk circuit court.
Hilpp Adolph B, p 'stmaster.
Hilpp *.V. Bro | Robert F and J Louis),
bakers and confectioners.
Hite Wm If. saddles and harness.
Hogden Robt T. physician.
Hopper Jas W, proprietor Lebanon Stan-
dard, and lawyer.
Hopj er Hev Bob. rl A i Ch -istian).
Howard Daniel H, dep coll int revenue.
II iv. e Jas, black
Hudson Juhn H. paint< r.
FIuti s Henry, m rri ige-maker.
Jarbo ■■-■<■ Whorton (Richard Jarboe, Wm
\\ I rton '. i oal.
Jenkins F S, W D telegraph operator.
.!■ ihn -on Chai les A, law yer.
.!■>'•;• ?ton 11 c. Si i i Iiarve\ and Jos* ph
H .1 .lu.su.n !. hardware.
Jon - John 11. coal and w i.
Kelley James A. insurance aj^ent.
<a i *f - ! : Consisting of Ice Tools, Agricultural [i
■■■ '■■■■• V«8|US|M«M c ■ , Packers' and Coopers* Su)
. iimw W»loiWi!ii&£ll 335 Broadwa> and 830 North Fourth Stree
Consisting of Ice Tools, Agricultural Implements. Cutlery, But-
FK£D. SCHMIEDIXG,
- ST. LOUIS. MO.
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KellevOliver (>., li _■• Cit-s Co n-t.
licllcy & Ballard i Oliver G. K
tii;< !'-" L. Ballard |, l'r> >prii r . - '■ •
House i>- per day). Good livery con-
Oi cti d. Depot.
Keogb Christophe r. saloon.
Kilgore 1 lomn A. jeweler.
K :; < \ .1 an • s, shypniaket.
Kirk'ji i ties II, ■ olle- tor.
Knot W S, - hooi- ommissioiicr.
K,nott"Wn-i T. statiorpaserit.
i\ ■ ,\ Sp; Iding Win S Knott. Samuel
T Spaldinsj), la ■- - ers.
Lai i :ift< r B J , asses i >r,
Lan :aster Robl B, di.-tii half mile s).
Lapsh y Rev J T (Presbyterian;.
Latimer George R. dr_\ .<ro • Is.
Lebanon Gas-iiti ; I . Flet her
Wilson, pres; R iu Kirk, -■•• y.
Lee Albert, sheriff.
McBeth Joshua B. denl •:
MeChord Rohei i C, pin si< ian.
: Mock G< ■■ : ■ '; | ; ."' igraph r.
ylue !er, Watbe: o: Robert .11 Mueller, R
N Wall), ii, Chas Kobi rl . iistillers.
National !W:;;v >f Leban n, cap $100,000,
surp 515.000, Richard M Spalding pres,
R E K irk eashi( r.
Newcomb Ii F, sewing-machines.
Xorris House, John L, Norris, Propr.
A '-:■ Firs:-i ! iss Liven Atta< hi d Main.
I S ■ ad .
Xoi'l'is John L , Propr. Nurris House
and Llv -■:-. Stab e. Main. >Si •• cu/r.)
Pa! nier Robt CJr. bounty attorney.
i' n< i- ill v\; S :, (_jRobt 0 and Marshall
lv . ph\ sieians.
Phil! ps ii I, & Co (Hugh B and James G
Phillips . _• neral sti >re and fi ur-mill.
I • .1 lines E. saddles and harm ss.
U:_v- G i •' tee, gri <:< ri< •■
y U : .' D, di iggist.
Rowntrve & Lisle (Ruti ford II Rown-
;:■ e. Wm J Lisle ,. lav . r- .
MeChord & Belden John MeChord, John Bubel -John, Mnir. Carriages, Buggies,
D Be! ten), 1 iwy -re.
McDonougb Patrick, merchant tailor.
Mi Elroy Geom • S, Adams Express agt.
Maekin <S: Hamilton .Thomas Maekin,
Geo C Hamilton), meat market.
Marion National Bank; capital $130,000 ;
surplus S22.000. R II R< wntree, pres;
X S Kay. cashier.
Marshall A Brady, lawyer and justice.
Mattingly Walter E, pin si ian!
Mattingly & Lauham i Martin Mattingly,
F II Lanhami, furniture and lumber.
MeekS Francis, Dealer in Fine Wine-,
Liiju .rs and Cigars. Court Square.
Merkley Wrn E, flour-mill.
Meux Abraham barber, Norris House.
Miller Jusi ph. paintei .
Miller Ji si ph li. restaurant.
Pnaetons, and Sprint: Wagons, cor. Mam
and Dep a. i See ao .
R 11 tS: Son (Win E Russell, S A Bus-
sell . lawyers.
Sa\ ige Charles, harness-maker.
Sehwaner Casper, shoemaker.
Sea Joseph M. druggist.
Severance John, county clerk.
Shuck Finley, lawyer.
Smith Arthur, paii ter.
Sm th Nat. salo< m and Li\ ery.
Smith Wrn H& Sons (Wrn II, J Ralph,
Wrn L. and John), distiller: and saloon.
Spalding L A and W F & Co Leonard A.
Wm F, and Wm R Spalding i, #en si re.
Spalding Theo B. county commissioner.
Spalding & Rubel, insurance.
Spencer Wm II. groceries.
s.a.:m: 3. BjEZE^je^tst,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LEBAiTOlT, KEITTLTCKY.
OFFICE AT SOUTH-WEST CORNER COURT SQUARE.
Will Practice io Mariun and adjoiciug Counties and in Court of Appeals, Kentucky. Special attention
to i lollections.
SLATE] EOOFING OF THB BEST QUALITY '
S.>.nd for Estimates. J. W. ATK1NSOX, 3i3-32l South Clinton Street CHICAGO, Jl.l..
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St >v Charles? S, jew eler.
'i : ' : - John It.
Thompson Joseph r\ lawvi r.
Twomey A: C i i D: n'l .1 Tw miey, Robert
Gi iodin and W T Good in
Van.nrsdell A: Funk (J Harvc\ Vanars lell,
.Matt B Funk), tlour-mill, (5 miles n-e).
Wai ren Wm, merehan
Wcbl W ?Teh, lawyer and insurance agt.
Wil kinson James N', \s n<z< i -maker.
Yokem Josiab i. colored i, shoemaker.
LEBANON JCXCTIOX. The
north-western terminus ot : ■ u n >xvil!e
bran< h of the L. A; >*. K. R., 12 miles south
of Shepherdsvillc, the county-seat ot' Bul-
litt com k'.'nnd 0 south of L u - i
Western Union 1 'iegraph. Daily mail.
Population 123. M. J. Cockerell", post-
master.
Carpenter J M. justice.
Cockerel! Matthew J., General Store.
Cook C ■-. pin -ieian.
Grobins A S, books and stationery.
McNeil J D. express and R. R. agent.
Martin & Bro, flour-mill.
Masken Taylor, gen :ral store.
Mount J W, druggist.
Ri< kets J !•:. hotel.
Smith & Strieff, general .-lore.
Strieff S, boot and shoemaker.
LEESBURG. In the southern part
of Harrison county. 10 miles south of Cyn-
thiana, the county-seat, nearest shipping
point by rail, on the K. C. H. R., an I 100
east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail and
stage to Cynthiana. Population 2o0.
Anderson Bro-. blacksmiths.
Barlev Joseph, phvsii
Bark lev Miss M ('). teacher.
Hart'Tlios. H., Druggist.
Sanders & Wilson, gem ral -tore.
Sliropshire J C, groceries.
Zumwalt James S, gn i .': -
LEITCHFIKLD. 1J situated be-
tween B iiraud Rough creeks, on tlie B. &
V 1;. R., is the comi ty-seat of Grayson, was
settle.] in 1810. is 4 miles vvi ••■ >f' Gt ■■ • ■
Springs, and To south-west of Louisville.
It has Catholi ■. Methodist. Baptist and
( hristiaii churches, u ('..tin lie and !'■■ ; •-;-
ant -culinary, a public school, a jail, and a
court-house, erected at a cost ^-: $30,000,
steam flour-mill, and a good hotel, the N -
.-.■;• Hou-c. c msid 'fed one of the b< -t
the road. Exports tobacco and count \ ■
produce. Western LTnion Telegv
Southern Express. Daily mail. Stag to
Bar linsburg, HO miles distant, semi-w< i kl
Population 500. D. O'Riley, postnuisti-i
Adams Hi ratio X. wag in-maki rand deal' :•
in agricultural implements.
Arnold Prof 0 B, principal Bigh-s- '■• .
and Grays >n Seminary.
i & C< nklin ■ .!. ■ C Barton, James
T Conklint. drugs, gn., erie*. I ks '
Bo/art!i A Stoy iJ. W. Bozarth, It.
W. St<>\ ;. Lawyers.
!'•■ ; ' . ' [larvey C. co nty assess ir.
Brown Ktlwin <>., County Clerk.
Cbastain Allen M, carpenter and builder.
Conklin Wm L, la >■ \ er.
Day James W, watch-maker.
Denton Isaiah J, city marshal.
Edelen Jann s D constable.
Evans Staadeker & Co (Wm C Evans,
Benard Staadeker, Geo 31 Cresap . gen-
eral store.
Eveleigh Wm. lumber .mr.fr and fiour-mill
9 miles north j.
Fullilove Rev Jam*? (Baptist).
Gosnell, Bishop & Jones (.1 W Gosnell. J
A Bishop, Wm 0 Jones), general ston
Gosnell Jesse T. circuit clerk.
Gosnell John W, clothing.
Graham John (', lawyer and police judge.
Hackett .lames ]',, sheriff,
[laden J W, physician.
Haynes Wm R, commonwealth attorney.
Eleston Robert L, physician.
Hevback Daniel, carpenter and builder.
Heyser F T & Bro (Foster T & Charles F).
j •■' icers and i onfe. *;- >ners,
Heyser House *2 per day), Thomas
Heyser, Brop'r, East of Public Square.
(See a .'<•. •
Heyser Thomas, Proprietor Heyser
House, cast of Public Square. iS?t
EIill, Willis .V Lewis fWm B Hill, R
0 Willis, fesse V Lewis), general store.
Holden .1: - K. barber.
Layman Andrew J, livery and sale -table.
Lev i- W m .!. ;: ir-mill.
McH ith rimm '- R. circuit judge
Mi Call A I'.nrton V\ tn P Mi Call, .John R
Barton), harness-makers.
MeCiure Jas M, lawyer and county judg ••
Have S<ul.;« more than 1,108
Losses, nml liar? t:a<l l.-uJ 13 Re-
- is b u 4 % sistetl Claims, ►'rent; Evervwherei
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MeNioull James, station a<rent.
M. •:.■ dy !l.-v M F (Cutholi ■
M- redith Eleazer, proj ': Grayson !: lsi
Moorman «& Co (Lemuel and -James C Moor-
man) leaf-tobacco.
O'Kiley Daniel, Postmaster and Ex-
] ■'••-- Agent.
< i'i.!lcy\v llogau, fDanii ' O'Rih v.
■Ji'tsn D. lloa: 1 1 1*> . - <v ■ and
Dealer in Railroad Ties and White-oak
hia\ es.
Pei - 1 ■ i s James, transfer n nd ( xpr =s.
P ;.'- N George T, attor; ey at law and
ity »h< ',Ti'.
R ■ ' ts Henry 11. stoves and tinware and
furniture.
I! gers E&. .i If (Evan and Joshua II . har-
u iss-makers.
Rogers & Bertie, live stock.
Rogers & Thomas ;Ii C Rogers, James
Thomas), blacksmiths.
R -deutcher Otto, leaf-tobacco.
Rossdeutoher it Bro (Otto & Theodore),
shoemakers.
St Joseph's Parochial School, Rev M F
Melodv, pastor.
Si*kT yt. boardinc-house.
Stone Georjjre \V., Lawyer.
Stone John E., Surveyor and Real
Estate Agent.
Stoy Henry \V., Insurance Agent.
Striekler Clarence A. physician.
Taylor James W, our mer.
Thomas Edwin, lawyer.
Wortliam James S., County Attor-
ney.
A\ orthani Wood \ ., Drugs, Groceries,
Books, Stationerv, Fancv Goods, etc.
| west of Brookviiie. the county-seat, v ea t
j of Falmouth, i'.s nearest shipping point by
| rail, on the K. C. R. 11.. a s< uth . . Foster's
| Landing on the Ohio river, audi--'! north-
! easl of Louisville. Population 50. Mail
j by sp • ial supply. S. II. Thomas, p >-t-
j master.
: Fr ; ; and d oemaker.
11- sler Jacob, l<bn k=n ith.
: IL uston S E, physician.
j Liaiiden & l.ro., General Store.
j Poe A W, wag m-maker.
| Riley J S, fl< r-n
i Thomas S. M., Manager Co-operative
T mde A >sociat i' >n.
I Wallace F F. und- r1 iker.
! Wilson L C R, bl icksmith.
LEOXAKI). A small settlement in
Harlan county, 240 miles from Louisville,
' and IS from Harlan, the c nnty--=eat.
! Population 30. Semi-weekly mail. W. R.
Bailey, postmaster.
I Creech Isaac. Hour ond saw-mill.
j Creech John, gener il -tor.-.
' Creech T J. mechanic.
* reech W H II. blacksmith.
| Kelly Win 1', blacksmith.
! Smith John M, general store,
! Wvnn Elcanah, tlour and saw-mill.
LEXOXBURG. A village in The
northern part of Braeki n county, 14 miles
TjESLTE. In Cumberland county,
j 1{ miles from the Cumberland river, 40
i from Glasgow, the shipping point by rail,
I and 5 from Burkesville, the county-seat, is
! this post-omee and village of 120 inhabit-
' ants. Mail semi-weekly. S. W. Toung,
i postmaster.
Allen George X., Live Stock and Jus-
HI E "Z" S IE IR, HOUSE,
THOS. HEYSER, Proprietor.
LEITCIIFIELD. KY.
Having thoroughly re-fitted and re-furuiibed thia h mse, we an.- now \>v ?p ired to accommodate the trm
riu,i' public. We guarantee satisfaction. Liberal ratea. Give iw a call. References, the traveling public
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MANAGERS,
RAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Kv.
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Allen J G, carp i tor and bee hives.
Clare C. J., Painter and Agent.
C< llins John, eon table.
Ebert I) A. tlour and saw-n ill.
Eubank Joseph, blacksmith.
(> race John, physician.
Ilumes Wilson, bl icksraith.
Lacy & Hale, v,m-. ■ in-make •
Milam Rev VYm F PrcsbvlerianV
Rider Joseph, cooper.
S hiedler Fn 1, smi ;ic teacher.
Smith Win. & »>f<).. General Store.
Stockton Martin, di filler.
T\ illiarns Jl C, en * penter.
LEVEE. In the southern part of
Montgomery com ty, •"• i iles south of Mt.
Sterling, !; - ne i n -l lii] poi ':r. on the
Mt. Ster ing division ot the J . C. A L.
R'y, and 131 south-east of Louisville.
Tri-weekly mail. Populati n 35. Mrs.
Annie Kerney. postmaster.
Anderson M W, tanner.
Boweu Win, en rpi liter.
Burger 11 C, wagon-maker.
Haii lin Miss Betty, millinery.
Hainlin E C, carpenter.
Hainlin V C. blacksmith.
Hall E. U., Saw-mill.
Riddle It, blacksmith.
Rock Spring1 Seminary, Prof.
Owen, Prim ipal
Todd 11 T, flour-mill.
Warren K-.-\ F L (Baptist;.
LEYIXGOOD. On the K. C. R. U
4 miles sou th of Falmouth, the county.
seat. 150 north-east of Louisvillej and in
th< :. rtin .:. part of B i dleton c< >ui
Daily mail. Population .JU. C. C. Cock-
erill, p< istmaster.
Bell Harrison, fiour-mill.
Cockerill C. C, General Store, Es-
p •es'S and Railroad Agent.
Hotchkiss Miss N, V a<
White \Y H. saloon.
LEVEE GREEX. Is sometimes
called Jimtown, in the south-western part
of Rockcastle county, S miles south of Mt.
Vernon, the eounty->eat, it- nearest ship-
pins point, on the Knoxville branch of the
L. "& >:. R. R., and 137 south-east of
Louisville. Adams Express. Tri-weekly
mail. Population 125. 11. C. Hasty, post-
master.
Brown J J. constable.
Brown J. X.. Lawver.
Brown Win 11. live -1 ■ k.
Burnett Rev C D i Methodist).
Catron A A H. live stock.
Hasty II. C, General Store.
II icks l'»-i ilev. i! iitr-niill.
Hurst John M, h ack.-mith.
Lawrence R K. o o! an 1 shoemaker.
Lowden A C, l" m ral ■' >n .
Major John S, <' air-mill.
Owen Prof Samuel, principal Rock Spring
Seminarv,
Pin- C W." justice.
LEWISBURG. A post-village, *
200 pi ople, in Lou an county, 11 ■ i! -
from Russellville, tn.j nearest railway si -
tii >n and e< 'Unty — it. Mail four times
week. B. F. Stinnett, postmaster.
Arnold < reoi ge F, j isti
Baugh John L, constable.
Brown A Ctirrance, groceries.
Buckhannon J T, boot and shoemaker.
Burnett C C, - mool-teacher.
Carr J C, flour-mill ('J miles north;.
Duncan R P, justice.
Garretson D C, live -took.
Glenn R F, druggist.
Harding ItevJ -. : h »l'cl Baptist'.
Ilines A Recti r, Ir iggists.
Hutchings J W, physician and gen. ston
Kennerly 11 (', \ In -ician.
McRcynolds J A, flour-mill.
Mason 31. O., Leaf-tobacco and LA-
Penrod A: Baugh, blacksmiths.
Ric-hardsi >n L 0, physician.
Richmond J R. gunsmith.
Robertson Henrj . barl er.
Snei I J C. la '■' yi i nd '•'■•■•■ stock.
Stinnett I>. F. *V Son, Livery, Hot
General ^tore and Leaf-tobacco.
Sutton (r F, leaf-ti baceo.
Yurbrouirh W L. "< n< ral store.
LEWFSBUIIGH,
(Si e North Fork .
Mason -
Rii
John, distiller.
LEWIS CREEK. Between V
and ii km m tains, on the lower * k
the Cumberland riv».-r, in Letcher c •
14 miles from YYhitesburg, the county-=«
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BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, Lou win, Ky.
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;,n>l fiO from Pikeville, its nearest shipping
lint ■ m the Sandy river. Populatii >: 100.
S mi- weekly mail. Jesse Clay, postmaster.
(lay Jesse, Farmer.
t aunery II, iiour-mill.
Lewis John J, school-ti a< ber.
L ■.. : Wilson, saw-mill.
M ■: j j 11 d J ames, saw and d ir-mill.
coopi r.
Met! odisl .
LEWISPOKT. An incorporated
to -■. i nth a popu ation of GOO. It is lo-
' at 'd on ti. 0!i river ii Hancock i i I -
lii 1 1 ; ' ■_■- west of HawesvHie, lie county-
seat; Li corn-mil s, J eh irehes, publi
school and 3 di -tiileries are liere. \Vatei .
• ijil and timber are in a tulance. and is
is a c ■ >o i local ion for a anutai taring
enterprise. Adams Express. Mail daily.
A. C. Howe, postmaster.
Adams Tl C, justice of peace.
Andersoi V, wagon-ma cor.
\i i harnp Combs & Co, distillers.
i- kford -I T, grist-mill.
Biincoe J B, grist-mill.
Bill 'oe J 1), saddler.
Biim e Pate & Hewitt, distillers
Br:i Iford Wm.stock-d.
Br ■•■. ' C \V, physician.
BuHiiJEjtoii M, marshal.
Callen ler A. blacksmith.
Cap Georgi
Clarkson Re
Combs Ennis, justice of y- • e.
Conor J X H, shoemaker.
Dabney J M, general •<■ re.
i' bnev & Parker, brick-maker;
Dulin t, grocer.
Dunn I>. undertaker.
Dunn & M iller, millinerv.
Ellis Rev F G i Baptist)."
Form E !>, shoemaker.
Gibbs M, b:i rber.
Gregory Ed, tobacco.
Hail D:n id, saloon.
H ivdeii .1 B, hotel.
H .den M D. ;. neral store.
Haywood J. JL., 1
Goods.
Hen ierson W D. phot igrai ■ r.
11 e? selton 1'. farm implements.
ton E & 3on, blitcl miths.
Hiil 4 Pierce, salo. n.
Howe Ubert <'., Grocer.
Jett J P M, grain-dealer, constable, and
insurance aarent.
and Fancv
Johns in W C, justice of peace.
Kavanaugh P T. justice of peace.
h rial ■ Geo. blacksu ith.
Knox J B, physician.
Knox J \V. physician.
Long J "\V. cooper.
Mi Gill G \. express agt and gen store.
Mad n - nith & Pattei -on, distillers.
XI rt .n M M, live - «--k.
M >rt hi iV Martin, dm .
0 i . • .v I '■ ! ■. meat market.
Patterson .1 \V & Co. _ ral .-tore.
!'•• ■ rs n K ;■ ■':■ e jud -■■.
Pattei ■ >n & Pa\ ne. mi '■■ rs
! ■'■ ■ .! i ' e 3' in, gei ral store.
Pell S B, con fe< ti merv.
Pell T .1 - : n.
'• f J f! : -ax'-t iba. :o.
!• - i!- W T. phvsician.
Priest H, coal.
Smith Levi, hotel.
Smith vS: Henderson, meat market.
Wasrner Fred, wagon-maker.
Wit I -on G G. coopi . .
Young W 11, engineer.
LEXI\GTO\. The county-seat of
Fayette is located on the lower fork of the
Elkhorn river. Ir- general appearance is
very attractive its streets are br >ad, paved,
and lighted with gas, and are tl ,nke I <
either side with hands ime, substantial
b .-" >■-- blocks and p-; it sidonccs. It
is especial v <•■ I brated for its educational
institutions, among which are the Ken-
tucky University, the State College of
Kentucky, Saver's Female Institute, Christ
Church .Seminary, and Hamilton Female
College. This last-named institution is
the largest and best-arranged building in
t! e St ite, for the purpose for which it was
erected. I:, is elegantly built, and as •
ft-ctly- ventilated as possible. J' has all the
mod ■!':■ ;" ovements, I ng i ated 1 \
steam, lighted with gas, and t > i rn i-li^cl
with excellent suites of bath-rooms. Lt ii
favorably-lc «.t d ir the n< rtbern limits of
the ity. a nd there' i - free ;';•• m much of
the bu ' i Vi ild be en wintered, if
1 cated in the busii ••-- p i-rti >n of th • city.
The institution i- tb • property • f n joint-
stock ceii any, and, since its pu« h ise in
1S77 b\ thi company, has b^en piesided
over by J. l\ P itfer.- in, « I. • ] .- been at
the head of a female boarding-si In ol for a
■ greater number of consecutive years than
II1S
!ng Stamps, Self-Inking Stamps, liasik Slansps an<i < >>• , ;.
..?<•>>; Vu Liteur Printing Prosaes an *<:>■. I.. ItOtw .' .,
,t W* iliisjravt-i' ami Uie Sinker, ICO Randolph St., CHXCAtrO,
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KENTUCKY -TATE GAZETTEER
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any .her man in the State. Under his
lr .gement the ■■■■ dlege has gr< « n to 1 •
■ e largest ft 11 ale boar ting-.- a • . ; - Iven-
The cemetery ot Lex
feet high, and -: i uounted '•;
statue uf the emi: at -. ■• ■ ■ ti ..: - 1 he
city has 7 i hui :he >f the ^ arii us clei
illations, stood pi - i - ■ ; anks. 7
newspapers, \ iz : iscr pt
weekly), Banner ■ h), Gazette ■,/• -k-
].,-•, Apostolic " - (wi ekly i, Lii e
I ck Record 1 ■'!• und ti • S n-
o ■ Obsen - ck Joun
h;. r*- b.mui .. debt is 511
and, . ding to the census of 18*0. it has
a j...| .. .,, of 10.020. Its i ail i - d 1 tci;-
ities ai xeellent ; three roads. % iz : the K.
C, L., J. & L. an'1 ' K-
estal lished in IbTl. and c mmenee i with
ft lar^e and mp'.cte assorl in it of al
terial used in first-class prim ii g and pub-
lishing houses. A- tJ i close . ' 16 SO the
company, by vote ot -: • k-hoiders. con-
cluded to d jcontiniK bus! ■■■ -s and
tlif entire outfit to Dr. W. O. Sweet y,
re.-sA lams. T. ! raph Westerr. .
Mail U;;:0. II. K. Milward, postmas-
ter.
Adams Express Company. J II Shorl
cor M ain ami Broadway.
Adams Richard AI. tailor! 43 e Main.
A lams Wm W. sale stable, 03 e Short
Adams W «fc Sons , Wm, Ross C and .;
T}, marble works, ;;7 n Broadway.
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Kentucky .1 ■•■- K Patti rson 1
■.'■■■: or \\ iison an i L :
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Aikin D A. distiller, nr cemetery.
Al ■■: - J .hn B, barber, 1 > - Mill.
Ali'ord & Smith, M C. Alford, Z. F
;m Lawyers, N< rth L' ppt r opi
C< urt-Housi .'
(A S Allan, J Bryi i
physicians. 100 c Mail
i ; . ... ?,4.: .-. -
Wesley, rest i ti Upper.
Anderson & tfcCann -I K Anderson. (! I'
M Cam , china ero< ken and glassy ai .
:yl e Ma n.
Applets Lancaster & Duff J "W \
ton, Geo '. uca.ster, J M Dutf). ■. In
and retail dry g<> ids, 1 I and 15 e Ma n
Armstrong Win . iiour-miil. 112 e Sh
Arnett R >bert F. restau t, <~ - ■
Ashland lf.)«js<-, U. E. Boswel] a - n
Props. Liaudlo West Short, near i' si
office. S. • ,nh.)
Austin Mi--, dress-maker, 13', v. Main.
Bal r A: Reid .1 A Baker. John A K
agricul" Liral implements, 12 Ch ;apsid .
Builard Williamson a. Co, druses, L! i •
Main.
Baz ihan Francis, grocer, cor Broadway
and Ith.
Barker A. B., Oculist and Aurist, 00
East Main. Residence cor. 6th and Lime-
stone.
Ban - 11 H & Co H II nd A M Ban -
drugs, cor Main and Mill.
Barnett Mrs. Liz • d -s-maker, 1-52 '••>'
Main.
Bassett Watkins A: Co (Squire Bassett. T
B Watkins. Slaughter Bassett i b< ots and
-. 21 : Main.
B ii ilcy Jam - M, mei t-market, 23 5 U>
i "r-'
■ ' v' \\r~ Anna, milliner, cor Ge
town ai d Short.
B> am hamp James il !a " \ or, 17 n Up!
i ■ : M, - I. on. 2',' w Short.
Beck A. Thornton, James B. B
11. A. Thornton . Aiturnevs at I
J. B. Berk. U. S. Senator, 34i East Short.
P r. '■ ' £ ;, \t ' ■ • • 0.000 of Fire ei Sf if
■ : • -- ■■■ ' ! i- Vim m$ MSflfifffiM
I i... . - ■ . -rv. 5J
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AND F.l -INK<s DIRECTORA'
LEX
r, 1] C S, nursery, w .Main, pp i ei . tery. Bruce Benj <l, pr«'»pr Kentucky Live Stock
i; 11 C S Jr, fruits anil confectionery, 5 \v j Record, Si n L'pper.
- in rt. Bruce W W. I <■■. \ . n Mulberry.
!',:, David, physician, w s Broadway. : Bryant & llardesty I W J) 'Bryant. H
|j 11 Win S. florist, 22.], e Short. ! Hardesiy), grocers', 50 and 52 e Short.
liciH'kai't -~H.» Proprietoi Lexington Biv kingham 0. meat market, 19 s Mulberry.
!'. tiling-works. Bottl. - Ale, Porter, La- Buekner <A 1>. physician, 30 n Mill.
-ir Beer, Mineral Water. Ginger .-Vie, Buekner T, si ■• laker. 157 e Main.
Sarsaparilla, etc., 2i> Xorth J R kia-r A Ail"n i: \ : kner, John K
• N-.' ":>'r. i Alien i, law ; ers, l'J n i pper.
." . ett David, i ysi in, Mill, nr Short. B iford 11 Marshall, lawyer, -J J e Short.
: v J W a: C" (J W Berkley, J L ' Burke James, saloon and restaurant, cor
Watson, 11 A Guthrie), dry _, ids, 35 e Mulberry and Water.
Main. Bui ke John, sal Don. Mull • rry.
!'. rliti.sk} Bernhard, =eeond-hand store, 7 Burl n Alexander, shoemaker, 15 e Water.
Broadwav. Buri >n A. restaurant, - Broadwav, at CS
Berrv & McDonald l'J II Berrv. Frank dep t.
McDoi : • ■: in.oe Mulberry. Bu.-h t A Son i Frederick and Wm E'i,
■' nati J i n C. -;' •■•:■. 14 <";. ip<ide, lonfrs sash, doors and blinds, cor Vine
Bii tz Mr; G, gr >eer. cor S : it and Jeit. i. an . Lower.
Billing-ley Geo E. lawyer, cor Alain and Butler James, grocer, Georgetown, near
L'pper. A.-yl
Blackburn Solomon, second-hand furni- j Butler James C, insurance. 13 n Fpper.
Cure, 45 e Vi j Butler Robert G. photographer, 53.\ e .Main.
Blackburn AV, grocer, cor Mulberry and '2d. Byrnes .James M, job printer, 9} tipper.
B'.lan Owen, saloon, cor Broadway and j Calvert tlenr\ C, carpenter, 25 < Water.
Water. Calvert Thomas, jewel* r, 23 e Main.
Bona A, con fee ti mery and cigars, cor Alain Campbell A .1 A: Co (A .1 Campbell, J L
and Broadway. Gilmorei, insurance, 10 Cheapside.
Bond Jno A: Co iJno Bond, C W D II Campl ill Johi . grocer, 3d nr Railroad.
Foushee . li pi ir brokers, lb A. Is w SI .rt. < 'am ii g K L, saloon, 7 s Broadway.
Bonnyman George, boots and shoes, 30 n Cannon Minor W, grocer, 25 \v Sh >rt.
Broadwav Carroll Patrick, grocer, cor Spring and
Boswoll H. I". & Son, .H. E. & W. M isw 11.
II. Boswelli. Proprietors Ashland House, ' Carter Wm G, pro lure, s Mulberrv.
13 at.d 15 West Short, near Post-office. Cas-ell, Price & Co ! W If Cassell. L C
{See arlv.) Price, A" P Gibney), dry goods, 16 and
!' v "!i & Richardson <i AV Bosworth. 18 w Main.
WP Richardson), • ,'.. 16 w Main. Cassell Thomas J. grocer, cor Alain and
Bowne Henn A, gents' furnishing g. >ds, Broadway.
59 e Main. Ca\ inau^h John. grocer, 232 s Broadwav.
i: dley, Cassell & Randall C AV Bradley, Chevalier Frank blacksmith, w Short.
TL Cassell, L B Rand: ! , clothing, i e (_'!.; ;-t. Church Seminary. Rev Thomas A
Main. Tidbali, D [.), re t.ir, M- Helen L Tot-
B udley Thomas, hardware, 55 e Alain, ten, principal, Maxwell, between Mul-
Brainerd Barney, grocer, cor Main and ■ berry and Rose.
Rose. ( • ' oi ■• vY. Br-'* i'G ■■•■:•■_■■' and Augus-
IJr.> ■kinridge & Shell v , AV C P Bi K'kin- ! | n: t*. 173 e M ui .
ridge, JoiinTShelb . yer>.15eSI rt. Clark Mrs .Mary E, milliner, 88 e Alain.
Briei Jas P, coal u I i ■ ■ , ■ ' ition. Clarke Mrs James, grocer, cor Broadwaj
Br kman Geo M. livery, 20 • \ ii ■. and Water.
Bi ■, er & S :ott fC F Bro ver, J M Scott), ' Cl< m V T, gn , 239 n V.V'.< Iway.
ets, etc., 9 w Alain. Cli - ; Mr- Maggie, grocer, Georgetown
i rov.'n f If. livery, 108 e Main. near A-\ u
Br ti Geo W, grocer, cor Broadway and I • hran J W A: Son .1 \V ar»d N P . in-
Uigh. surance agents, cr Upper and Short.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Coleman B L, r \ eian, 50 n Mill.
Commercial College uf Ky University,
"Wilbur RSi pre-; E W S tiitli, prin
•■' I mangr ; ■■■ >r '■! i and Mill.
Corbin J M, civil engineer ana surveyor,
opposite cou rt-1 i se.
Corrie W, painter. 89 n Mull '.-rry.
Cozine B H, pub . ,r [i c Apostolic
Time*. Market nr .-
Crane Wm U. shoemaker, e 3d.
Crawford Silas S. grocer, cor Mulberry
and 3d.
Croghan James F, grocer, 00 i. Dewees.
Cronin Jame?, groc er. c >r J e iters m and 3d,
< \] ; - F.'.i .. a i »-m r, Si w Main.
Curtis Mrs E, millinery, -W e Main.
Curtis John J, men bant tail* r, 53 e Man.
Danahj T J, books and stationery i- \.
Short.
Darnaby George E, livery and sale stable,
56 e Short.
David Jacob, grocer, i n Broadwav.
Davidson A Will tins J H Davids m, F
I) Williams . , I nh rs, 2 I e Sh >rt.
Davis Frank 11, confectionery and res-
taurant, 20 e Shi i't.
Davis George W. s;r >cer, 213 e 3d.
Davis & Chi tin (A M Davis, A B Chinn),
dry goods, 33 e Main.
Deering Bi njamii . j n p'r Bluegrass Ban-
ner [dailvj, !.i s Upi er.
De JL,ong& Co., 'G. A. and E. S. De
Long), Hardware, Agricultural Imple-
ments, Seeds, Harness, etc.. 16 and 18
Cheapside, 21 and 19 North Mill.
Denelle Joseph, gen 1 st re, 66 n Mulberry.
De Roode Eugene II, jeweler, cor Main
and Upper.
Dillard John, physician, n Upper.
Dineen Michael, grocer, - Broadway.
Dineen Timothy, grocery. 237 s Broadway.
Dinelle Sylvester, fruits and produce, cor
Church and Mull erry.
Dodd Charles \\ . meat market, cor Mul-
berrv and 2d.
Dodge A: Slade, An Dodge. J. T.
Slatle), Insur ' Estate and Col-
It 'tion Aleuts, 32 East Short, opp.
Courl-hous '.
Dougbertv M, blacksmith, Mulberry nr
Short.
Dowd Patri k, grocer, cor Mulberry and
W'inslow.
D vling Bros (B and Thomas M, news
depot, 31 w Short.
Dover John, grocer, cor Main and Cox.
Drake. J. F. & Co., Mas. F. and
Drake), Real Estate, 13 North Up]
Driggs Stoddard. d< ntist, 11 n Uppi r.
Duck David C, i >al. 11 and 16 Broa :
Dudley Benjamin W, physician, 100 p Mai
Duncan 11. T, propr Lexington Press, 1:
Cheapside.
Duni Stephen, second-hand furnitur.-
Market, nr Short.
Eagle Edward E. coal and feed, 50 n M 1-
berry.
Eastern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum, W 0
B illock, supt, cor kh and G< orgeto i
Eastin v Hi nton i L F Eastin, A E Uen-
■r-. 19 n Mull srry.
Egalite George, barb r. y w Short.
Ehrmann & Son C! :': tian Sr, Chr
J: . physicians n Broad way, nr S
Eldi - M .-- V'i mi ■ i r. 40 e Short.
Elkin Z F, gri >cei . ■ ! e Vine.
Elliott A: Appleton. i'E G Elliott, Hi nr
Vppletmi I, dry goods, 8 w Main.
Ellis J a n 'S, tailor, 7 w Short.
Emers •'. Jain ?s, w tvj; m-maker, s Mulborn .
Emmal W P>, wholesale boots and shoes, 17
e Main.
Evans E F, physician, Mill, nr Short
Faig John, harness, Short, nr Broadway.
Failey John, gro< er, Cox, nr K II.
Falcoi er Davi I G, lawyer, 49 e Short.
Farley Wm, carpenter, w Short.
Farmers Journal monthly), l!ll Cozine.
D H Batsi n, proprs, Market, nr Shi r!
Farnau Henry F. gn ceries, 28 w Main.
Farrell Patrick, saloon, cor Broadway and
Short.
Fayette National Bank, S Bassett, pr^s. It
8 Bullock, .'ash, cap $300,000, cor Mai i
arid Upper.
Featherson & Bro fC T and B W), meat
market, 18 s Upper.
Fei ney P H. blacksmith, w Main.
Field Jeremiah, barber, e Water.
First National Bank, A S Winston.
Thomas Mitchell, cash, cap $400,000, • ■"
•■ Short.
Floore .1 H, dentist. 104 e Main.
Flymi Mrs Margaret, gen -tore, 33 e Vim .
F ;<y Frank, coal and feed, 142 w >v
F< ■'•■'• Tinn >th v, grocer, e 3d.
Fori & Cassidy (W H Ford, W II '-'
sidv'i, e;rain and coal, Short, nr K < ;
R depot.
Forman Mrs ? hair goods, cor
berrv a id 2d.
Fosterthomas W, physician Mill, nr S o '
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Lexington Bottling Works,
FOREIGN AND DOM^iTIC
Imported Mineral "Waters— German Seltzer, Apollinaris, Huuyfcdi
Jano8, &c. Belfast Ginger Ale, HweaparilU and Cider.
ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Lexington Agent for Blue Lick Water, Kretti from the Springe t«k« a werk
OFFICE AND FACTORY, No. 28 BR0ADWAY; LEXINGTON. KY.
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LEXINGTON. KY.
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L.EXIXGTOX, KY,
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SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES TO HIRE, 'i
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v' D ;ii"- ■ •' - =«'• Million '-<»•.•<■!. riH('-«;o, m.*..
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Foushee C W & Co :(' W Foushee. T M
Berr\ |, paints oils, etc, 23 w - ort.
Foush«u C W Jr & Bro (0 W ai I D II i.
whole sale liquor?, 16 and lb w Short.
Fox Joseph A. barber, t or Mill mid <hor1
Franklin Benjamin F, barber, 10 n Mul-
berry.
Franklin John, grocer, - Broadway.
Frazer Thorn a.- M. druggist, cor Main
and Mulberry.
Frazer W A: Co i VV Frazer and A S Win-
ston), hemp, ii !3ro idw v, n ,p 3d.
Fry & Mnr«h S V Fry, E F M i rsh i, • ;•-
riages, bo w Short.
Fuller Wm, grocer, cor Georgetown and
King.
Gaines Horace P. baker. 20 iv Short.
Gardner V N, millinery, TO e Main.
Garland Richard grocer, cor Main and
Jefl'erson.
Garner George, jewelry, 6 e Main.
Geary John A, plumber, 16 n Mil!.
Geers Charles, grocer, n Mulberry.
< i ers R !'. grocer, 36 s Broad -■ iy
George Ada n, sh u ni ;er, 12 - Up; ;r.
Gibbons Z, lawyer. 4V e Short.
Gibson Charles, tailor, 11 n Broad wav.
Gilbert John H, passeng >r agent U& M R
11 Co, cor Broadway and Vine.
Gill Michael, it*" er, ( '<■ orgetown. nr Short.
Gilman Charles B, saloon, eor Mill and
Water.
Giiroy & Gornily John Gilroy, John
Gormlv). saloon, c.'ir Mulberrv and Main.
Giltner II. J.., Pr >pi\ South. - . 1! t I,
U_' ai 'i »' 1 East Short, i See adv.)
Goebel Fritz, saloon, 9 n Broadway.
Goforth Wm, restaurant, e Vine
Gormley Charles, carriages, cor Upper and
Short".
Gormley Philip, grocer, cor Lower and
Pine.
Graham G EI, ;• weler, 1 w Main.
Gratz II II, Propr Kentucky Gazette, 10
Cheapside.
Grave- James M.coal and produce, 50 and
5'J Short.
Grave- & Barnet iJ 1) Graves, Wm Bar-
net), li vi -y, 53 >• Vine.
Graves & McLellen, commission, cor Vine
and Broadvt ay.
•Gray James i', manager A U Tel Co, GTi
e M»in.
(iray Robert H.. Tinsmith and Dealer
in Stoves, Tii ware, Pumps, etc., 54 East
Short.
Grei !:•■ Richai ! ! >. pin sician, 23 n Shori
Grehan B N, groc •>■. 171 e Main.
Gribbcn Tho .arl >.v. 17 s Mulberrv.
Grinst* ad A: Bradley ..I A Grinstead, '1 li,
Bradle} i, bankers, cor Upper and Short
Gross Simon i'. saloon and restaurant, .
and St e Main.
Haggard E T & Son (ETandJ R), vet snr.
:■• ii -. >■ ■ ' ■ •' .
llalev Miss E, grocer, Lee - Row, nr li. I;
Hal! A; Meglone \V F Flail, S M Meglone.,
hats and caps, 57 e Main.
Halter Jacob, shoemaker, 00 w Main.
Ham Lewis J, blacksmith, Sycamore, bet
Sh rt and 2 I
Hamilton Alexander, blacksmith, e Watei
bet Upp rand Mill.
Hamilton Female College, J. T.
P; uer.-on, )' ■ : i t hi) i nd 62 >"ortl
Broadway. >•■•• mn.
Hamilton James A, restaurant and confec-
tioner, e Water.
Hampt' >n J.ph v sician.w Short, nr Jefferson,
Han if,k Geo II, gri cer, i 7 w Short.
Hannibal A g ■ ■ ■ r, <•■ r D wees and 3d.
Harden Alfred, barber, 7 w Short.
Hardesty I) I, ec Co, grocers, cor Broad-
way and Short.
Hardstein Abraham, fancv good9, 1") w
Main.
Hurt. James W, livery, 44 e Short.
Hartstein Max, pawnbroker, 17 s Upper.
Harkins J ames, Lai lor, e Short.
Harpham .1 C, physician, cor Mill and
S hi ; t
Harris Mirk, livery stable, s Mulberry.
Harris Thomas, coal, c Main, nr Rose.
ilarr;- it James 0, lawyer. Mill, nr Short.
Harrison S B. grocer, coi Main and D(
Harrison VV. U.. Dealer in Coal, and
City Sprii Icier. Road ,\ ig ms Furnished
for Hauling all Kind-; of Freight, ('or.
Spring and \ ine.
Hawkins Alien, dyer and scourer,G8 e Main.
II iyes Mrs J;ts, grocer, cor Rose and Main.
li i man & Co (J Q A Hayman, C II
Wi oley . aouring-mill, Mill and Vine.
Ilu\.^ John, grocer and coal, cor 2d and
Lee s Row.
Heaeox Lester, Wools, Hides, Pelts,
Leather, etc., i2 and 44 Mulberry.
Hen li >n Win l> sal ion, e V ' i i ; o .
Herley Daniel, grocer, near K. C. R. R.
H- rr L. vet surgeon i i mile south).
ii gton Mrs Lizzie, salo n, <■- w Main,
Hervey J T, dentist, cor Main and Mill.
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LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.
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U the largest paper, tho beat Family Scwspaper, and .1 t ]> ■■ MTertiKin;? Mediums i:i Kentucky.
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His the lari;t»st City Circulation cf any Newspaper in Lexington.
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LEXINGTON, - KENTUCKY, i
First-class accommodations at reasonable rates. Patronn^e _ ,._.,*
of the Public respectfully solicited. £*y' « ~ — — " v " - '
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260 LEX KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LEX
Hiekey Moses D, blaekMnith, 26 e Vine. ; Kaufman, Hcrklev & Wilson (M Kauf-
Hilton Aaron J, *aloon, 60 e Short. man, 'J' \\ Berkley. J N Wilson
Hobbs Noah K. grocer, Vine and Upper. j ing and gems furii'g goods, 53 e Mai?
Hodge; John 0 Jr, prop Sunday Observer, j Kearney Patrick, blacksmith, s Mulbern
49 e Main. I Keating James, grocer, cor Const)
Hoffmtm Charles, meats, 12 n Broadway. and Dewees.
Hollenkamp Joseph, confectioner, 71 e I Keininglnun Mrs S E, milliner, 44 w M«i
Ma'"- ! Keller Henry H, baled hay and grain,
Honak--r Da' id sh >es, 51 w Main. M di . r r K C depot.
Hood Sidney, barn — maker. 56 •■ Short. ! Keller .1 E. freight and passenger aet (' ■>
Hopson J 11. agent C H & D R R. S Cheap- I R R, 8 Cheapside.
side. I Kelley Thomas J), dentist, 11 n Upper.
Horgan Miss Mary, milliner, 20 w MuiD. j Kennedy Miss Belle, dress-maker, !■ . u
Home A- Johnson < B Home and M John- j Main.
son , general store, cor Main andDrake. j Kent John W, ci:;ars and tobacco. [69 i
Hornsey Thomas A, hardware, 26 w Short, j Main.
Hottes Charles, harness-maker, 'J n Mul- j Kentucky Stage Co, Irvine &Pigg, propr*
berry. • -1 u Short.
Houlilian Edward, grocer, 172 e Main. j Ketchum & Hoyt (M A Ketchum, M >
Hughes Mrs M A, dressmaker, 250 n , Hoyt), hair and fancy goods, cor Churc!,
Broadway. and" Upper.
Hunt & Darnall (J I) Hunt. George W I King Gilbert H, ins agt and agt for SUr
Darnall), lawyers. 57 e Short. \ National Lino, 6 Cheapside.
Huston Wm B, agent Mutual Benefit As- ! King J< hn P, r er, e Main.
sociation, 13 n Upper. : King Robert H, ins agt, 6 Cheapsidc.
Huston & Mulligan (John B Huston, Jas ' King Whittington, iris agt and notarv pu!>-
H Mulligan), lawyers, i'2\ e Short. j lie, 6 Cheapside.
Hutchison & Thompson (John H Hutch- j Kinkead Shelby, coal, 44 r. Broadway.
ison, H C Fhompson), grocers, eor .Main ; Kinkead W. iJ. & George !>.". Al-
and Mill. torneys at Law. W. B. Kinkead Ji
Hutcbison A: Son (Isaac and J W), gro- | Fayette County Court. Geo. B. K
cers, 47 e Main. i kead Ju.i_;. Recorders Court. Wil
Hutsell & Hampton fJohn Hutsell, John i Practice Law in Counties of F>< et!
Hampton). Hour-mill, e 3d. Clark, Woodford, Je^n ine, Scott, :
Irvine & Pig^r (T H Irvine, \V W Pigg), ; Bourbon. Particular Attention Pni.i '
mail contrai t> rs, 4 w Short. Collections, 55 East Short.
Isola Joseph, confectioner, SO e Main. ' Kitchens G C, tailor, cor Mill and Main.
Jackson John, horse-shoer, 106 e Short. i Koonz George, willow- ware, 4 n Broad p u\
Jaeger J P, fruits, 12 s Mill. Kreiirel «Sc Sob wedes, merchant tailors, <« •
Jaubert Gustav, saloon, ; *- n Mill. Mam.
Jenkins C W, grocer, •• Constitution. I Kroesing Ad'.Jf h J, j* web r, 49 e Main.
Jennings Henry, arrocer, Pine and Spring. Kuehnc «fc Putsch Ernst Kuehne, Bei
Jesse & Warren i WA Jesse E H Warren), Putsch), barbers, cor Main and U]
blacksmiths and wagon makers.55eVine. j Lancaster G W & Co (G \V Lancaster.
Jewell .1 K, cigars 30 e Main. M M -tford), sewing-machines, 68 e v1
Johns (' Albert, druggist. 26 n Broadway, i Lancaster J W, meat market, cor Pine an*:
Johnson Harvey, barber, 1-5 n Mulberry. Spring.
Johnson Jai ' •". d ■ :; ids. 23 a Main. Lancaster M i', hoots and Fdioes, r-» e Mai
Johnson A !,mu<uM« r, C C. John- Lancaster Mrs M C. dressmaker, 1" *
son, W. H. Lan •; r . Real Estate, I;,- Hisrh.
surance, Collectioi Agent*, G ral Aue- Lamlontail I), I)., Dealer in Gia
tioneers, 13 North Upper. Mill Peed, etc. Hemp Bought and -
Johnston J Fletcher, lawyer, 54 e Short. >n C< m -■'•■'<. S< side East Wa*'-'
Jones Woodson, saloon, 14 i. Mulberry. between Mill and Upper.
Kastle Daniel, cigars and tobacco, 19 w j Larin Andrew, general store, 6 and - '■
Main. Broadwav.
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Call your attention to their stock of Farm Implements, Hardware, Harness, Landreth's
Garden Seeds Rr.d Farm Seeds, tliirh wf ar^ determined to «e!l at price? that will justify you in
buying from us. We direct CBp.-i;ial attention to the following iiuplenn nt^ nnJ other artic'.et
D. M. OSBORNE & CO.'s Coml ined ."win- and Wire Self Binders, D. M. Osborne & Co. '8
Self Rake and Dropper, Reapers and Mowers, Oliver genuine Chil'ed Plows, Champion Sulky
Plows, John T. Walton's >i ITw h - •• l ulky Plows. Malta < I: •-■— - md Double Shove]
Pl->-..-s. Acme. L&Dovr, Thi mas. Doable A.aad Spring Tooth Harrows, Champion Grain
Drills, Kami an l Spring Waeoas. Cortland Gne Buggies, Vandiver and Champion Corn
Planters, Hand and Power Feed Cutters, Big '■■ '■' ■:. Mill, SteH T< tii and R vol vine; Hay
Rakes, Suction and Chain Pumps, Hand an i Power Corn Sh3ilers, B. F. Avery's [w -h r-
and Garden Plows, S'i lies, Refrigerators. Blanchard Churns, Gum and Leather Belting,
Fenciu? Wire, Gum I i <•- * n d Ammunition, Saw MillaC'i I r Mills, Hi - 'Were Corn Drills, V\ iu : Hillt,
PoaJ Scraper*. Send 4u« -.-■<, V \rra i - and the celebrate i Nichols, Shepard & Co. i nly ' ,'inal and
genuine Vibrator Threshers ar. i Sie*m Engines. Respectfully, DeiiONG & CO.
, ' ■ - « S ft. A.--' *„—!.'-« ?nd Oei-.^al Hardware Specialties. Price Lists arid (V
i«*k5iSitt KcJ?J4«*J-e^ »***«*» 335 Broadway *nd 8 I Fourth S: , ST. LOl
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Laws Dock, saloon, <• Short.
Lay we II Andrew, wagon-maker, 43 n Mul-
berry.
Lee George, saloon, Mill, nr Main.
Leiter Henrv, .*;■< cer, e 4th, nr Dt ,vees.
LellJohll Win., Proprietor Lell's Eu-
ropcan Hotel, 69 East Main: Confee-
tionerv, 45 East Main and 18 and 20
Broadway: N tions, l-l ! 16 Broad-
way; Post-office Exchange S n, 40
West Short.
Loirs European Hotel, John W.
Lell. Proprietor, u9 East Main.
Leslie M S. pi ysician. 34 n M il.
Leslie R A E, lawver and notarv public,
84 n Mill.
Lewis Miss Julie, dress-maker, w Short, nr
- Jeller • .
Lexington Bottling: AVorks, M.
Benckart, Pre pr etor. B< ttles A ie, :' r-
ter, Lager B or, Mineral Water, Ginger
Ali. Sarsaparilla. etc, 28 North Broad-
way. [See adv. )
Lexington City National Bank. K B Ham-
ilton, prest; <r Stol! Jr. cashier; J P
Shaw, a»s't cashier. Capital $200,000.
Cor Main and Cheapsi le.
Lexington Gas Co, D V. rtner Johnson,
sec'y, w Main, bet Spring and Lower.
Lexington Orphan Asylum, Mrs Weigan,
mngr, 3d, bet Jefferson and Broadway.
Lexington Transcript (Daily and
Weekly), Johnston, Polk <k Johnston,
Proprietors, 34 East Short, i S>« adv.)
Lilly Eben, grocer, 133 n Broadway.
Lilly Wm A, confectionery, 1] w Short,
Llewellyn Joseph, painter. 3d.
Loevenhart Henry C, millinery and fancy
goods, 45 e Main.
Loevenhart II & L (Henry and Leei,
clothing, 3 e Main.
Logan Michael, grocer, cor Constitution
and Grant.
Logw 1 Thomas S, dry g ods,25 w Main.
Loud D A A Bro i I> A and G W i, woolen-
mills, cor Ayers alley and e Vine.
Lowell Richard, training -stable, 116 e
Short.
Lubv M hael. grocer, r_'2 e Constitution.
Lun'din P L, architect, 163 w Main,
Lusby John li, saloon, 26 w Main.
Luxon T C, groci r. i ..- Gr ml hi d 3d.
I von A Kent jeweler, cor M II and Main.
L C .V J. Express Co W il Greenleaf,
manager: A (i Morgan Jr. contracting
agent, 87 e Main.
McAllistt r Patrick, grocer, 159 e Main
McArdlc .1 & Co J McArdle
ta ilors, lJ8 e Main.
McCardy R J A; Co (RJMcCardyJ !"
Smith i, dry goods, 27 w Main.
McChesney & Martin (Wm S McChesm <
T L Martin i, grain, cor Broadway an I
Vine.
McConathy & Cassell) Asa McConatt .
V\ I '• * . ' i-- ell I, commission, cor Cheaps
and Sh. rt.
McCormick Jam< -. hides, 5<S w Main.
MeCray W. C. & Co., (W. C. M
iJvry, ,) Mnfrs. Pumps and Win .-
mills, 22 Cheapsidi . [See adv.)
McElhinny Robert, tailor, 50 e Main.
McFadden Mary, confectionery, 9 s Mul-
i ■ rrv.
McGrsitb & Morgan i H P McGrath, C (.'
Morgan) hemp, 3d bet Jefferson and
Broadway.
Mi Lelien H li. prin Sayre Female Insti-
tut ■. M ulbi rry opp 2d.
MoMannus Patrick, grocer, cor Main and
Georgetown.
MeMichael R & Bro (Robert and T Hj
dry goods, 17 w Main.
Mi: Murtry Mr-, gn ceries, e Constitution.
McNamara Matthew, grocer, cor Main ana
Spring.
McNamara Thomas, baker, 216 s Broadway
Maddux Charles il, fruits. 49 w Main.
Maguire Philip F, groceries and liquor?,
cor Broad k\ ay and Short.
Mannini P, tailor. 4'.< w Main.
Marks Julius, clothing, 29 and 31 w Main.
>T orrs John, coal, 57 e Vine.
Marsh Miss J. milliner, 8$ w Main.
Marshall & Getzendanner (A W Marshall
H C Getzendanner), lawyers, 7 n Upper.
Martin John, shoemaker, 8 w Short.
Mathison Robert, meats, n Mulberry.
May .1 B, sewing-ma< bine-, 72 e Main.
May W H, grocer, cor Broadway and
Maxwell.
Meehan Timothy, shoemaker, 15 s Mul-
berry.
Mehan Timothy, saloon, 13 s Mulberry.
Melany \\ m. gn •> r, cor Deweesand 3d.
Metcalfe Henry C, coffee spice and mus-
tard-mill, 25 •• Vine.
Milbourn John I), grocer, cor Main and
.i' rson.
Miller George J, fish oysters etc, 1' r.
Bro id way.
Miller John S. watch-maker, n Mulberry.
EMSKIBSj n R5f|PR*Fl«|tl? Co troiline; over «4C.000.OO0 of Fire m % fg
: . '. I , • . i , nil, and up. - iti s in 1 - nil- > - / .-■- t, H J) MACS
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Miller & Gotiglj (John T Miller R J j Nottnagel & Bro i L H and F A R), fiour-
Gough), hardware 2*2 w Main. i rig-mill, <~ and b9 Walnut.
Mills B & Son (Benjamin and Charles), I Northern Hank of Kentucky. M C John-
gun-makers, 55 e Main. eon pres, W D Boswel) cash, cor Short
MiiwartI If. K., Postmaster, cor. ; and Market.
Short and Broadway. O'Brien Thus, harness-maker, 8 n Mulberry.
Mihvard L P. sto • - an 1 tin, '■'■ 1 w Main. ! O'Connor Thos, grocer, eor Broadway and
Mihvard & Co J U Mil ward, J P Shaw, j Maxwell.
W R Mihvard , turn: M ti. O'Da^ Tho.«. grocer, cor 8.1 and Georget'n.
Mitchell Adam, saloon, 70 e U ati r. \ O Neil Jas, grocer. 134 n Mulberry.
Mitchell T 1) a Co T I) Mitchell, W A j O'Neil John, grocer, cor Mulberry and
Cannon) di .• g Is, 29 e M dn. Winslow.
Monroe W \V, station agent LC & L R'y, j Oots Henry F, cooper, 279 w Main.
cor Vine and Mill. ' I Owens Peter, grocer, cor Upper and Cedar
Montague Miss Kate, dress-maker, 55 w | Page & Miller -S J Page, A zander Mil-
Main.
Mooney Charles I"., Palace Saloon,
Good Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 1"
North Mill.
Moore B F, grocer, 150 w Mai::.
Mo. >re T W & Bro (T \V and C W),
crockery , cor Main an i M ill.
Moore W R. grocer, 245 n Broadway.
Morgan N .1, blacl smith, loo w Short.
Morton J B & Co J B Morton, Jno M
Greenway A R Miliigani, books station-
ery anl drugs, 27 e Main.
Morton & Parker, J R.Morton,
"Watts Parker.) Lawyers, 53 East Short.
(See adv.)
Mullen Jan;;--, photographer, 5 w Main.
Mullen Thomas, grocer, 124 w Main.
Mulligan Dennis, grocer, cor Mullberry
and Vin<
ler . stoves and tin, 22 w Short.
I Parker Alexander T,dry go. .:-. 21 w Main.
' Patterson James K, president Agricultural
and Mechanical Col ege of K< ntucky,
i itv p irk, cor Winslow and Limestone.
. Patterson J. T„ President Hamilton
I-', male Col!«ge, £0 ■<'■ '■ 82 N -•; t m Broad-
way. ( See .' /< . i
! Pattiiison John H, florist, e 3d, bet Dewees
| and Mulberry.
I Payne c\: Kinnear (W Payne, Geo Kin-
near), grocers, > or Short and Market.
! Pearson Roberts & Co (Alex Pearson, B
F Roberts , whol grocers, 14 w Main.
| Pennington Ja> W. grocer, 51 e Vine.
I Pepper J E & Co ( J E Pej per, Geo Stock-
weather), distillers, nr cemetery.
I Perkins Mrs Era, dress-maker. 50 n Broad-
I way.
Murray Bros (W K and J T), commission, | Perkins Ibzan, grocer, n Mulberry.
36 w Main.
Murray Patrick, saloon, 5 s Broadway.
Myers* & Crutehtield (C J Myers.'j H
Crutchfield , Iry goods, 13 w Mail
Myers & Co i II A Myei
makers, n Upper.
Phelps John S, lawyer, 41 e Short.
PhUMiix IlotH, C. F. Simonds, Pro-
prietor, eor. Main and Mulberry. (See
adv.
abinet- \ Pierce Clement, grocer, 15 Broadway, and
cor 3d and Georgetown.
National Exchange Bank, cap $100,000, j Pilkington A, carriages, 11 u .Mulberry.
J B Wilgus pres, W Bright cash, 5 w j Piatt .fas Jr. clothing, 37 e Vine.
Main.
Neal Mrs J V, dress-maker, n Mill.
Neal Win H, grocer, n Mulberry.
Nelson Samuel, restaurant, 20 n Mill.
Newberry Wm II. blacksmith. 43 n Mul-
berry.
Newton M E, grocer, Mulberry and 5th,
Noon Thomas, shoemaker, 43 w Main.
Norris Charles II, ice, Mill bet Short and
Church.
Norris A; Son, (Thomas and M F), fruits,
cor Mill ai i Short.
Norton G W. office 9 South Upper.
Polk AV. H , Editor Lexington Trans-
cript Daily and Weekly i, 34 East Short.
Prall John A. lawyer. 22 e Short.
Prewitt, Goodwin ■£ Kstes i W. Q
Prewitt, 1). B. G< odwin. J. I). Estes'i,
Deal. ."- in A _ ■ dl ural Iniplei u nts
Groceries, Fi< id Seeds, etc., South Mill
bet. Main and Upper.
Price Chas, produce, Church and Upper.
Price Edward L. shoes, 21 w Ma n.
Pruden M, marble-worker, 44 w Main.
Purnell Wm. books and stationery, 2* •-
Main.
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Radigan Mary, gr • er, r 2d and George-
town.
Rarnsev 1 jf\<. i - . meat.-,, ti v, .-;. ort.
Rawls A U, entUt, 37A e Main.
Reinberger Irving, igar i iir, n Mulberry.
Reinberger J M. cigai nnfr. 11 - Upper.
Reordan PH.gr r. Sh rt and Jefferson
Reynolds George ^V. pi ;,•.'.;■,:„.■, ai-t]
jeweler. 1 3 n lir ■ . i .
W ; Ids Mr.- M J, dress-maker, 74 n M il-
berry.
Reynold.-; S W, painter. 54 w Main.
Richardson G <J A: Bro, candy ttmfrs -V!
and ">5 w M dii,
Richardson John B. Iiat .cap* and furs, 11
e M tin.
Richardson John W. grocer, cor LTpper
and Wat' i -
Richardson & Simi .'! M D R! ■hard.-.on,
J B Sin • ■ !!), Irugs, .- M ;:: n i d Short.
Robinson M P, phy.-i ian, 23 n Mill.
Robinson Nei?, n, re-»t mi • • • Water.
Roche Mrs M. -!■■ it, : .1 !'• •-. p, mid 2 i.
Rodes Levi T. i ■ ■ . ' • I'pper.
ttoy lt< v T. V., I i.-. In iia Pi vsician.
office, over Post- i .
Royalty L L. general -r ■ -r-. '. ; v. Short.
Rule& Whitmorei W S Rub , F B Whit-
raore). lumber, Cor Mulberry and Barr.
Ramsey James, wagoii-maktr, e Short.
St Catherine's F' u ■• <* A< ademv, ji* er
Lucy, Moth* r Sup' ri.>r. 1 .7 n Mulberry.
Salle Boone, gr. n-er - [Jroadv '.'. .
Sanders David, g-rocer.cor High and Lower.
Sandusky & Button, 1 B. Sandusky,
John B. Batsoii'. Dealers in Harvesting
Machinery, Grain Drills, Plows and
Farm Wagons, Bi le '*--.-- Seed a Spec-
ialty. 43 to 51 West Short.
Savage Michael, grocer, 'or Georgetown
and Jordan.
Saxton Henrv A, painter, 10 e Water.
Say re D A&Co E I » Say-re, R H Court-
ney) bunkers, cor Mill a 1 Short.
Sayre Female Institute H B McClellan,
A. M., principal, r. Mul! erry, opp 2d.
Schaeffer X Augustus, music iS e Main.
Scholard Michael. gr ■ -. : M dberrv.
Scott M T, pliY.-i i, - M
Scott P.feS ' P, J ti - !' i ,hn I1),
i mp ' I. :■•■! Broa . I • lefferson.
Scott Ueiil>eu, Li - : Feed
Stable !:■--■ py Day or
Week. Cor Vi I M
•■ . !v & Yates .1 din S iliy, II VV Yates),
grocers, 1'^ w Short.
S< Il ;rs Jerome B, tailor, 61 e Mam.
Shannon James, saloon, Short, nr K C 1;
B depot.
Shannon Miss Jennie, millinery, 13J v.-
Main.
Shannon Michael, saloon, or Broadway
arc! V ill--.
Sharpe C, physician, 102 e Main.
S! iv II inttn, hut- a .•! cap 10 e Main.
Shedd John R, harness-maker. 71 e Main,
m Thomas, groi er, c >r 3d and LTpp< r.
Shel> ' ri orgi A - iap t.infr, 22 e \ inc.
Shepherd John M, grocer, cor Short and
i re i inretown and L0 ?: Broudw ay.
Shiddi 11 A .!, grocer, 135 n Jefferson.
Snivel Samuel L, insurance, 15 n Mill,
Shropshire James H, auctioneer, 32 8 Short.
Sit !•-•' ht Krnil, fai -y g ods, cor Short an-l
l.'pper.
S in >-. Samuel, engine builder, Vine, her
Spring and Lower.
Simoiuls C. F.* Propr. Phoenix Hotel,
■ <<r. Main and Mulberrv.
Simpson & Barkley S P Simpson, J L
Barkky i, harness, _4 w Main.
Skillman H M. physician, 38 n Mill.
Slade Mi~.T Susie, dress-maker, e s Broad-
svay.
Sia\ in James, grocer, Georgetown, nr
Asylum.
Slavin Patrick, grocer, cor Short and
Georgetown.
Smith K Bf book-binder, lb' w Main.
Smith S A &, J G, druggists, cor Main and
Mrli.
Smith & Coons (Isaac Smith, J J Coons),,
livery, cor Mulberry and Short.
Smith 1& Ross if. Y Smith, George P Ross),
bouts und shoes, 7 e Main.
Smith & St,. 11 i J Sonic Smith. Charles H
Stoll), lawyers, air Mill and Short.
Snedaker Joseph J>. physician, 95 w Main.
Snyder Otis W, jeweler, n Upper.
Snyder Win R. coal and v. >od, 127 e Main.
Southern Hotel, H. L. Giltner, Pro-
prietor, ''>•_' nrid '-t Kast Short. (See adv.)
Spears L W, liverv, - M ill rv.
Sj ears U m H. barber, Ode Water.
Su :nc< ' E R, ■ onitni*sion, 6 e Main.
Speyer & !'■•. Julius and Joshua), hides
and pelts, 22 a id 24 - Broadway.
- 1 > Cassius C. coiifecti'j ier, tj2 e M ai "
S] t.t.- i i K It ,V Son i K R and \ SI
Spol -■ iod ! imber, ISy c Main.
Stal I .in1 , saloon, \'l n Broadway.
Stahel J Henry, saloon, 12 n Mill.
.< I m ] 1 . LTTQ wdd«dWinMrfw.f.SpKla!ttoS(Frtd8d. ■ - . ■ :.
HaC] L Fi L IF Hi ILlllll lliliLu 835 Broadway, i 830 N. 4th St., ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Stnlil Herman, grocer, cor Constitution and
Do wees.
Slapp Hewitt ( '. grocer, J7 v, Short.
-•■■• Charli - II, saloon, •■ Water.
Stockdell J fi. phvsician, 90 u Main.
Stoll, Clay & Cm.'i R P Stoll. H C Cbn and
J S Stoll distillery i 3 miles north i.
Stoll Georg , US commissioner, cor Mill
and Si
Stoll G?orge & Son (George and C If;, in-
suran.ee aircnts, cor Mill and Short.
St .:; & Hamilton i 11 P Stoll, T S Hai il-
ts>n), v.-h liquors, Broadway and Vine.
Si- ne R 11. 1 ' nk r, 9 n V) . r
Straus L & G f Louis aid Ctus), clothing,
cor Main and Mulberry.
Strobe! Mr.-- Eliza, dress-maker, 10.1 n Mili-
tary.
Strobel Gottlieb, Boot and Shoe-
maker, 12 No; :'■• Mulberry.
Stuckenberg Wm S, 1 ts and shoes, 7 w
Main.
St id '■ Joseph, physician, Broadway near
8h .rt.
Suter K & A, barbers, i or Main and Mill.
Sutton & Son i Thomas and Frank), fur-
niture, 61 e Main.
Sweeney W O, physician, 60 :. Mill.
Swift SD, station fluent K C R R Co, Depot.
Swift S T. agon! K C U K. Po-nix Hotel.
Swop.; A M, collector internal revenue, cor
Main and Upper.
Talbott A physician, 4s n Broadway.
Talbott A S, demist, 93 e Main.
Talbott Wm. insurance. 55 e Short,
Tanner & Sharp (J N Tanner, S G Sharp),
lawyers. 42 e Short.
Tarlton Llew P Jr. lawyer. -','2 e Short.
TarrWm. & Co.r\Wm. Tarr, T. J.
Megibben, Samuel Clay, Jr.. and J. M.
Kimbrough), Distillers of Fine Bour-
bon, Pure Ryes, and Hand-made Sour-
mash Whiskies, Manchester, near K.
C. R. R.
Taylor Wm L, livery, 37 n Mulberry.
Taylor A: Co ( A A and S B) fancy goods,
13 and 15 s Upper.
Teater Jus N. groceiies. 5 n Broadway.
'' ' g:^er D niei, tailor 96 e Main.
Telvea A S. watch-maker, 72 e Main.
Thomas B G, liquor., l ! n Mill.
Ch nnas John li, dioem iker, n M lib rry.
' bon p- 'i Austin, blaoksn ith, Sycamore,
nr 2 t.
Tiion pson Milton G, stoves and tin 16 <j
Upper.
| Thompson \ Boyd P h Thompson, John
Bovd, W II Th rmpson). saddles and har-
ness, 54 e M in.
j Thornton 11. \.. Lawyer, 34.$ e Short.
n relkeld T i;, books, Market, nr Church.
i Tillett Oscar F, grocer, c >r Main and Rose,
! Tillow Mrs E, dress-maker, 12.- ,\ Main.
i i iii s Jo eph, sewing-machi • repairer,
Water.
! Tipton J M, coal 215 •• Main.
I Todd Lyman B, plr, ian , 35 n ( >pper
: Totten Mi-s Helen I., t rincipal Christ
i Church Seminary, Maxwell.
I Transylvania Printing Co. ' W. O.
Sweeney, Pres.; \V. [•[. Cas.vll, Sec;
j Wm. PlunkeU, Treas.; T. Logan !!•• uer,
Man.), Printers, Binder*, md B
Book Manufai ture: - 19 irid 51 East
Main. S>£ ad \
I ; :acy & Wiisa i B J Treacy, G D Wil-
son), livery, -ale, and commission-stable,
{>■■} and 95 e Mai:..
Troy Jos, sewing-machines, 153 w M tin
Troy Mrs Li/./.ie, bazaar patterns, !'•- ■*
Main.
I. pingtonJas Tec Bro (JasTand .lob:- V -,
carriage-manufrs. e Short, nr Mulberry.
Van Pelt Wm, •':•■■ > r. J9 s Vine.
V-.rty Wm A & Co | Wm A Varty, E A
Holme-), fancy e;o ils, lw Main.
Vaughan <r W. founder and machinist,
cor Short and Spring.
Yih-y. Mocker «£ Co.,i Willa Viley, J.
M. Hooker, Jr.., Agricultural Imple-
ments, Field Seeds, Buggies, etc. Grain,
Wool, and Hemp Bought and Sold on
Commission. Cor. Mill and Vine, opp.
Louisville I)»-pot.
S • Henry, grocer, 3d, nr Jefferson.
Vogel Frederick, shoemaker. 110 e M-tin.
Wailey Chas W, scales, e Water.
"Wainscott (U;o W, livery, 46 n Broadway.
Walby Wm, grocer, 47a Broadway.
Wallace John B. drvcoodi, 11 e Main.
Warner & Reed E T Warner, J II Reed),
distillers, 50 Short.
Wason J as S. lawyer, 41 e Short.
Watt-rs Frank, iu\\ er, ■'■'■ j e Short.
Weitxel Oenry, bht< ksiuith, cor Springand
Short.
Welsh B J. grocer, cor Broadway and 2d.
Wendover Albert C, livery, Short nr
Broadway.
Werts John II, cl >thin«», 31 e Mui;,.
West John, barber, 11 s Mill.
West Richard T, restaurant, 24 w Short.
C. . : • | ^Y^^'f^t^Cj New1iIus<ra{edC8t:i!crtue just out. Fre .) .. a
s' ».!•.*.. v ■' >■>.■'- ' 3. ' •■ is ?i d Cc i ■ is. Sent by i >
J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street.. CHiCACO, JLL
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White Henry A, stoves and tin, 32 n
Broadway.
White Thomas W, dry g >ods, 20 w Main.
Whitnev H C, phvsician, cor Mill and
Short!
"Whit iev J W, physiei tn, 36 n Mill.
Wiehl & Patterson ,.l il Wiehl. Mrs M
L Putters >n . fu ri ii are, 5 e Mi n.
Wieman Henry, earria -rnal m\ cor Main
ai d Spring.
Wilgui G !>, ;■ a.l and lime, SO n Mulberry.
Wil'kerson J T & \V 15. livery, Mill bet
Short and C burch.
Williams B M. g. n'l ' re. 1 -3-i n Mulberry.
Williams John N, ■•■ it hrnaker, 3 w Main.
Williams N II, carpenter and builder, 17
e Water.
Will itn Mrs Ra< hel.gro< ;ry n Mulberry.
Williuiiisoii A Bro. iWm.A .'
Mnfr.-r and D< ". bum! er, Shingles,
Sash, I) iors and 151 nds, etc i >im< nsi< >n
Lumber of an\ size Pi unptly Sawed
and Shipped in ear-lots from our Steam
Saw-mill, 12ft and 12$ w. Main: extends
from Water to Main on railroad track.
Wilson Mrs H If, restaurant, s Mill.
Wilson J"hn S. druggist, 20 e Short.
Wilsoil Robert, Livery, Feed and Sale
Stable, 21 West Short. {See a iv.)
Wils tn Samuel P, job printing, c^r Short
and Cheapside.
Wilson & Bro (J T & W C), gun-smiths.
e Short.
Winchester Mr* Julia, dress-maker, 25i w
Main.
Winship Oliver C, meats, 19 n Broadway.
Wood Theodore B. druggist, 44 e Main.
Wood ThomaSct Bro, planing-raill.w Vine.
Woodruff Jesse, insurance, '-" ■ Short.
Woodson W E, mangr W U Tel, Phcenix
Hotel.
Woolfoik ^ Craig (Joseph H Woolfolk &
H (r Craigb v-rain. and commission
merchants, 8b w Ma n.
Woolley A K, lawyer. 42i e Short
"Wright & Meyers ^Thomas C Wright,
Adolph Meyers), meat market, 16 w
Short.
Yellman John II, hemp manufacturer, ta.r
4th and Georgtown.
Young Edward, grocer and produce, cor
Upper and Water.
Young John C. brick manufacturer, \'inc,
b. ■•• Mill an 1 Brou U iv.
Young & Buss ■ L P Young .if. M N Bass),
painters, cor Main and Spring.
LIBERTY. The county-seat of
sey county. Nearest railroad -' iti n
Kinnev, 16 miles. To Louisville,
miles. 1 water, and 1 steam rlour-n
church and 1 school arc here. Shipn
ti bacco, cattle and hogs. Stages to
Kinney daily ; fare$l. Mail daily.
T. it. •;. ah y. postmaster.
Adams Silas, County Attorney.
Bowline; Silas, wagon- maker.
Ch< If Perry, Flour Mill.
Christison A, jailer.
Clark A 11, lawyer.
( !offey lS: Pe irce,
EdwaT Is J, blai k.- mith.
MeBeatll John P., Druggist.
Napier W F, general store.
Phillip- 1), saddler.
Royalty A. T., Tailor.
S;ii;tii <V M iller, druggists.
Sioi >■ .1 R. hotel.
Stone W. !>., General Store.
Tabor John, blacksmith.
"\\ hip; J \\ , general store.
Wilkinson Wm, carpenter.
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LIBERTY STATION. On the
L., C. & L. IC'y, in Carroll county, 18 miles
from Carrollton, the county-seat. Th-evil
lage contains 200 inhabitants. Express,
Adams. Mail daily. J. T. Rolston, post-
master, and genera! store.
LICKIXG. Nine miles south of
Newport, in Campbell county; a small
post-ohice, only.
LILETOWN. In the south-eastern
part of Green county, 12 miles south-east
of Greensburg, the county-seat, and nearest
shipping point on the L. it N. 11. R.i Greens-
burg branch), and 85 miles south-east < t
Louisville. Adams Express. Semi-weekh
mail. Population 160. J. W. Neville,
postmaster.
Brown & L5I«. coopers.
i arrest & Baird, axe-handle factory.
• r. alder M P, pb ■. f i< iai .
Harding T *S. ii"1, shw and flour-mill.
\, ,._- .., \v S. . oper.
NVville John W., General Stor< and
Justice.
I': ilp. tt \V N. distiller.
Pruit; B, blacksmith.
Robertson A .1, flour-mill.
fb (f% R ffc'T'S i'" ' " ':. g! ? '■ .'Tavt *<-tile<l more than 1,400
v.^vt..n(ihaveha(ll)Utl3Re-
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Waters Rev J T (Methodist ). | LITTLE CREEK. In the county
Whftlock. I>. 31., Justice. I of Pike. 8 miles from Pikeville, the eounty-
seat ami shipping station, and 300 from
* «--»-«, ^TvmiT- t i I Louisville, is tins country post-i fi ■•■. near
LL\E CBhLK. n the northern which are Bapti>t and Methodist churches,
pan of Pulaski county, 19 miles north-eas anf] ;( i(,bool > ht ander thi. Su.,. schoo]
of Somerset, the county-seat, its nearest ,aw w,,eklya mail. Wm. Damron,
shipping point, on the ( . >. By., and 140 ; . a.*-er
Bi.uth-east of Louisville. Semi-wtiekh P ' - » •
mail. Population 30. Oyrenius Childers, , mm ,^ ,_ .,,_ . _
postmaster. LITTliE FLAT. An unimportant
V_ " ,, , ,, ' and hiii recently-established post-office in
Cooper James, General Store. | R t) ,.„,n< v "
i ' ... /i \ i , • . , i uatn coun i\ .
Isaacs \V C, blacksmith. •
Shiplet Thomas, corn-nnll. LITTLE HICKMAN. In the
| southern part of Jessamine county, 10
LINE FORK. With a probable m\l ; south of Nicholasviile, the county-
| illation of 100, is Mluated ii Letcher SPjtt. its nearest shipping point, on the C.
i mty, 15 m — from YVhitesburg, the | s. K'v. Adams Express. Mail by special
county-seat. Mail weekly. O. G. Holcomb, supply. Population 40. J. W. Overstreet.
postmaster. postmaster.
Connitt Samuel, blacksmith. | Brooks John A., Livestock.
Hall Philip, justice of peace. j Brooks & A. lain--, distillers.
Holcomb Uei derson. !L ur-mill (w). Dean C, 2 ' • ral store.
Hoicomb II C, physician. . Dean VV"H, live stock.
Holcomb O. (Jr., Farmer and Justice Evans E, physician.
of Peace. ! Overstreet J. W., General Store and
Holcomb Solomon, constable. Undertaker.
Sparkon M, saw-mill (w). j Preston Benjamin, wagon-maker.
! Rav Zachery, boot an 1 shoemaker.
LINTON. In the southern part of , Run van K A. blacksmith.
Trigg county, on the Cumberland river, ; "Watts John D, flour-mill.
15 miles south of Cadiz, the c< unty-seat, |
80 south-west of Hopkinsville, its nearest j LITTLE MOUNT. In the north-
elnppingpointbyraH.ontheSt.L.&S.L ; ern part of Spencer countv, G miles north
division L & N R. It., and 208 south-west , of ^vlor,vil(0i the cx-untv-seat, and near-
of Louisville Go,,ds should be shipped egt g}; ■ htU fmd '30 south-east of
to Linton. Population ,o. Daily mail. Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Popula-
Sanford I. apiceland, postmaster. , tion 40 j. b. Eg^en. postmaster.
Allen Rev RR (Baptist), j Brown E M £v.
S^rr A h g«>c«r and saloon Btwn w T ^ n.maker.
Champion J. 31., Hotel and General j K ,„,<.„ j# B., G-nera. Stwro.
n i>rP' » r -ii ' Eguen J L, physician.
Gordon A J, saw-mill. K } j, n („.!i(.r;(i Store_
Hern on James wagon-maker, marshal. , H£* flirt Uev B K , Baptist).
Herndon W b, blacksmith { McLtjn Eobert, blacksmith.
Love Rev Josop.M Methodist). i ^ & shelburne, e< neral .tore.
Me.Nieliols Ar.MeCrae, General Store. ,, „,,,."■ i>; ■• ,. i ;
Niinri J.. A. A. l$ro., &aw-M.:ll. j, ;_e;,- L L lfcpo] -.„
i' "-': i5"".''-,.^--'."' ! ' "' I Sloan Win., Flour-mill.
Spu-eland EC lawyer I Streepv Roberl, blacksmith.
Sf*eelaml L. C. A Co., Generai | Tich4\,r 0 P, saw-mill.
btore,
Sjucelaiul Saw ford 1., Jvistioe and ;
^General Store. LITTLE POPLAR CHEEK.
Vinson Rilev, wasron-maker. I Knox county (See Bryant's Store).
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LITTLE SANDY. A small post-
office in Elliott < uuiity.
LIVLRMORK. An incorporated
towi. of about 500 inl abitants, in the east-
ern portion of M< Lean county, 8 miles
east of Calhoun, tho < iity-«° it. 1 1 is a
station on the ' >w ■ n- >r>.. brai ch of the
L. & N". Ii. it., and -- on ll '.: : n river,
which furnishes excellent power here, in
part used to propel a saw and grist-i 11.
N( arest bank at Owensl iro, '..'- mil s i >rl .-.
Fanning land can bo >btained at 515 per
acre. \ church is in coi - ■ f coi
tion, and a good ] ibiie ■< h >ol is here.
Lumber and tobacco are shipped. Express
Southern. Mail daily. W. E. Lashbrook,
postmaster.
A rkenburg R I!. haceo.
Bowlds Rev D S i M -tiki list i.
Cow rell W .1. blai - i ■'>■
Crouch George R, em | Titer.
Driskeil A G, cooper.
Ethering-toii Mrs. Belle, Millinerv.
Fields Hugh, hotel.
Gillim C P. di isgi?i and grocer.
Haekett R A. saddler.
Hackett K. 11. & Co., Grist, Saw and
PJnning-mills.
Hillsmai 'A Ii. pby-i ian and druggist.
Hoover Geo ii, hotel.
Lashbrook & Haekett, Grocers.
Li v,-:,s \\ il, carpenter.
Moseley Br"S, general store.
Priest it Davis, saw-mill.
Reamer W. C.? Handle and Spoke
Factory.
Rowan S \V, rtn goods and express agent.
Sell-oil Geo F, cooper.
Whit taker I>. VV., LiseStock.
LIVINGSTON STATION. For
descriptive 'sketch and business direci
see Hst of tow i - received t >o late for n :-
ul<i r in icrtion.
Ma .
LOCKPORT. A landing on the
Kentucky river, and village in Flenr}
r un-ty, 1 5 mil s east of New Cast le, ■ I -
mil -- ii , ii arest bank loi li I
Pieasurevilie, on the I... C. & L. Ky, is the
nt •.?■'--!, railroad n ;•; - ■ ■ i. This won <i
prove a desirable loi i ion l'»r a flour and
grist-m ill. T ibai co and ;rain f >j in t h.<
si ipmc!its, and price of land rang;* - fn
$10 to JoO per a< re. Popu ation 225.
tri-weekly. L. A. Owen, postmaster.
A bra! am & Son, dn iroods.
llsn r \V II . physician.
Barr & Owen, l)r tggists.
Baugh Geo, blacksmith.
Douihit cSt Sarlls, di iggists.
Down.S Will., Hot* ! ..' d Saloon.
Edwards F M, blacksmith.
Lav rence Q W, dry goods.
Owens L D, tea* her.
Sewell John \V, blacksmith.
Storkin Jas P, hotel and saloon.
Streets D R, wajron-maker.
Vest Henry, saloon.
V in Foriiigor A, bi ot and shoemaker.
Winter Rev \\ li.
LOCUST. Carroll
west of Carrollton, the
whence it receives mail 1
county, 6 miles
ounty-seat, from
y special supply.
LIV1A. In the northern partof Mc-
Lean county, 12 miles north of Calhoun,
the county-seat, and 125 south-west of
Louisville. Riley's Station is its nearest
shipping point. Underwood Male and Fe-
male Seminary is located hen I >aily mail
and stage to' ( all: un; < ire ?1. T. M.
Smith, p< stmnster, an i general -tore.
LIVIXGSTOX. A binding n the
Cumbi rla nd i iver. ! f same
name 12 miles froi ii! 1. the •■■■ ml ■
sc-nt. Ship goods dire t via water. Mail
weekly. W. C. Lo wry. postmaster.
LOCUST BRANCH. Located in
the extreme south-western corner of 1 stil
county, is a small settlement of some 75
persons. 12 miles south-west of Irvine, the
county-seat, and 150 from Louisville. Har-
ris, a station on the Ri< hmond div. L. & N.
R. R.. is its dapping point for its surplui
product of hogs, and produce. Mail semi-
weekly. Turner Richards, a, postmaster.
Comb* W. W., Mill.
t li ill r , Curtis, general store.
Gentry 0 W. iiour-rnill.
II:. v;- G, physii ian.
Howard John \V, lawyer and druirs^ist.
LCi s B, gem ral -tore and distiller.
Miller Jam , mail-* arrb r.
r! i t'harl -s, hot 1.
Richardson Turner, General Store.
Ro ■ ii I>, flour-mill and general store.
I
ikiiO AuJU^Ililj rail! FAiil
Wit! at n '-runre to tlieComiJatiies we maiiRgti.
BARBEE L CASTLEMA!* Lot svi !e, Ky.
Afifiits e^orjivhire South.
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LOGANSPORT. It! the western
part of Butler county, ■'. ■ n iled west of
\;, • i--.'.i ,-,v. n, t, : county-scat, 13 south of
Beaver Dam, its nearesl shippii g point, oil
the P. & K. J»'. Pv., and , of a mi >: from
Bender Landing, it- nearest shipping
point, by water. Daily mail. W. C. Mc-
Kinney, postmaster.
IIow ard .1 W, [ hvsician.
M' Kenncy W T.'druggist.
Id iKennev tt Or".',. -. 1 aeksmiths.
Read Rev C L (Cumberland Presbyterian).
Read J R, tobacco.
Read M A, to! aci o.
Render Joshua, tobac o.
LOG LICK. The, country post-
office in Clark cwunty, 90 miles from Lou-
isville. Population oO. Weekly mail. J.
W. Elkiii postmaster.
Bftrryman James, blacksmith.
Dawson J W, genera! store.
Elkin S C. physician.
El kin J W, general store,
Johnsco T, wagon-maker.
LONDON. With a population of
300, is the county-seat of Laurel county,
167 miles south-east of I ouisville. The
neare»l railroad and si ppiiiu; point at
present, i- Livingston, on the Knoxville
branch, L. & N. R. 11.. but the road is rap-
idly being extended, and, in a few months,
will reach this point. Banking tran>-act-
ionsare carried on at Somersi t. A news-
paper, a steam flour-mill, '_' steam saw-
mills a church, a semij iry, and a good
publi( school are sustained. M-iil daily.
\V. C, Baker, postmaster.
Boyd R, lawyer.
BmJ'1 & S nitli _'• ' ■ ral store.
Brown C. jenernl store.
Drown j oil n T., General Store,
Brown VV L, county judge.
Canifax T J. county attorney.
Coi k & Catching, lawvers.
Craft J A lav >.--.
!)■• •« .1 imes b ■ ksn iti .
Dvclie A. If., Propr. Mountain Koho.
Ew«ll R !.. lawyer.
Fitrris C B, hi wver.
P»rr - <! -•V. h< •■
Karris .V Williams, General Store.
K r :.•: H, bla ksmith.
Poster James 1>. physh ian and saw-mill.
Granville Pearl, lawyer.
Hacking E H. general store.
Ela :kii _' Jai ob, jailer.
Jackson W K. hotel.
Jackson A. Ruder blacksmiths.
Jackson & Son, Drugs and Books.
Jones C W, county ch rk.
I Laurel Seminary, C. G. Blakely and
J. C. MfKi e, Principals.
j Lovelace \V m, hotel.
' Mahan Lee. marshal.
I iloren "W T. lawyer.
j Pitman it J, p! ysician.
Pitman John, Flour-mill.
Ramsey W R, lawyer.
| Randall "W H, lawyer.
| Robinson J W, photographer.
i School Rev "VV C (Christian).
j Smith VA' E, clerk circuit court,
'■ Sutton H C. bla. ksmith.
1 Williams E D, 1 arber.
j Williams & Bryant, General Store.
i Yadon J L, justice.
j LONG FALLS CREEK. A vil-
I lage and post-office in McLean county, i)
1 miles north of Calhoun., the county-scat,
, and six miles west of Livia, its shipping
'■ point on L. & N. R.R.(Owei sboro division >.
' Tuba'"''.', hogs, and wheat are sbipp ■;.
, Population about 100. Stage to Calhoun
j and Livia. fare $1. Mail daily. J. S. H
Ki;.:>', postmaster.
Carpenter A. W., Physician.
Collins B F, blacksmith.
, Davis J W, dentist.
Jackson J II, blacksmith and justice.
| Jeffries Rev R VV (Christian).
| Kijrel J. S. H., General Store.
: La k:"; 1 E A, pby sician.
: Peak A: J ickson, mdertakei s.
j Phillips I. i- R P. live st. ck.
i Ticknor Rev i. C Baj tist .
| Troutman J F, druggist.
i Vance Peter, wagon-maker.
LONG FORK. A Pike county
pi *l-< ffii e. \V. H. C Johnsi n, post! -\ •
LONG GROVE. On the P. &■ K.
R. R., in the suuibern part of Hardin
county, 9 miles south-west of Klizabrth-
tci f. ■ .' .' >! c unty-si at, ar d 19 south of
Louisville. Southern Express. Daily
mail M. M. Kerfoot, postmaster.
f :■ » EJ B -" " * ' ' ;<>r!Pfios, iMilges, 31 in iu«* a ml aU Cor.
. ■ ; '. i inffaUou-!, 3?nla5s; 'ool and H:mu'iw Ch.eks.
ULhl* * L.^^U^.yj i.. liucuii, i-^:-.:;' •-»:..:;:::;:, ::;i:._. ::,.:;;., ..t:^.;;, .:.
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Franklin & Bro. general store, j LONG VIEW. A small post-office.
Giilihuui W II. trader. i in Christian • unity. Ship to Hopkins-
Kerf oot 31. >!., General Store. I ville, the county-sjat, 12 miles distaiu.
Marriott J «k Bro, millers. j Population (50. * Tri-weekly mail. W B.
Moherly L T, blacksmith and station ag't. \ Radford, postmaster.
j Carter A. I... Livestock.
LONG LICK. A small settlement ! Cliappi I VV D, physician,
in Seott county. 12 miles i rth of George- (.' irdy T F, physician,
town thi county- -eat and si • r -'. ■' m. ' .-:■ •''.;. K « ' ; u csmith.
C mti y | • ■ . ularketed. Mail semi- Radford M, live stock,
weekly. D. S. Alsop postmaster. j Thomas J (.J, physi
Also]) D. S., General Store.
Alsop D & Bro, produce. LOOKOUT. A small post-office, in
Brow: <> V> physician. I Pike county. 19 miles from Pikeviile, the
Covington V J. "general store. j shipping point and county- seat. Weekly
Griffith B T. general store, j n'iul- J. B. Sanders, postmaster.
Mills «X I>;iilv, Lumber Manufacturers. '
H ' - CLi erai store. LORETTO. A station on the L. &
Ireland John, justi • j N. R. ]{.. in Marion .-.,unty, 1(U miles
James S F, carpenter. : from Lebanon, the county-seat. A steam
Jones J W, justice. j flour-mill, o chu ' - and a female semi-
McFarland Richard, blaeksini h. i nary are su.-tuined, by n population of 1 00.
MeFarland lo.-\ S L (C! ri tian). ! Wheat, hogs, cattle, and moles are shipped.
Hice Win., Grist and Saw-mill. : Express Adams, Telegraph Western L'n-
Risk R H, distiller. i ion. Mail daily. W. J. Smith, postmaster.
Seward & Jones, lawyers. I Ballard tV Lancaster, Distillers.
Southworth Asa grocer. Bicket Thomas, wagon-maker.
Southworth las.'lial, boot and shoemaker. ; [}oor ]; ]> ),]■■■»-■. ith
South worth VV B. wagon-maker. Burks vV M, flour-mill.
Wood P, constable. j Feehan Rev K P (Catholic).
I King Rev GS (Methodist).
LONG KUX STATION. Away- I Lyon W H. general store,
station on the L. ('. & L. R'y, in Je Her son Mud 1 J A, railroad and express agent.
county, 18 mi es from Louisville. Hogs, Osborn T N. boot and shoemaker,
wheat, and woo] are shipped. Mai! daily, j Rich Davis, hotel.
J. W. Demaree, postmaster. i Rodman .) J. physician.
Conner T J lawver. j Ruby & Fileatreau, general store.
Demaree J. \V., Railroad Agent. ' Smith Win. J.. 0. neral Store.
Fishback L Nl. physician. | Thompson r> F, boot and ihoemaker.
Harbott W. \Y., Phvsician.
Jasper U P, constable. * LOST CREEK. A post-office, in
Justiee & Proctor, saw and corn-mill. ] Breathitt county. It is 11 miles from
Little J. T. General Store. ! Jackson, the county- eat and 55 from .Mi.
Miller J B, ju.-tici Sterling, the shipping point. Population
Pemh rton W E, express agent. j •"'"• Weekly mail. F. M. Day, postmaster.
Powers Rev W K i Baptist . j Campbeli John, coroner.
Quessenborrv T A. blacksmith. \ Campbel Zachaviah, Dhvsieian.
Sc Li ,1 W, blacksmith. , Da; & Sallee, general' store.
Smith F B, :. istiee. , ] tfl John L, justice of peace.
Watkins M iss Kate, teacher. . Fray ley John, blacksmith.
Wiseheart Win. wagon-maker. j Laudram R S. school-teacher.
AVolnier A. •'., General Store. ! St.-on.- E C, lawver.
LONG'S LANDING. Henderson j LOST It UN. Locally known as Ger-
county (See Alzey). I mantown, *a.-» first setted in 1871, is a •mall
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llasra of 7<> inhabitants, i >n Butfalo crei k,
.' a i ' uridge eou nty. 5 miles east ol 1 lar-
•dnirg, the county-seat ' ip to 1
Id, 0 miles - it.li] on I P.X E. )'.. II. R.,
ir Cloverporfc, fin feh< Ohio H \ er. N <aresi
bank at Cloverport. Tobacco i.s raised, an 1
forms the only expurt. Express Adams.
Mail semi-weekly. G. A. Leichardt, post-
laster and farmer.
Cru i Ma \ blacksmith
LLorseU Gideon, constable.
Oicliardl <l. A.. Justin e.
McDanie! Mathew, wagon-maker.
!'.;.'• . James I', saw and flour-mills.
Smith Roland, expr 'ss agent.
Symington J. general store.
LOT. Also called B ■ ■•. »n, in th
ern part of Whit - . count y, within
f th Ten nessee State iino and
Wbitlev . the c unty-s^at. Clear! •
Las available p< >w er here. SI
Knot, 27 miles west, on the C. S. IV \
ddcrable timl er and coal i.s in the v
Population 108. Mail tri- weekly.
Rose, postmaster.
Bolton, T, blacksmith.
Farrell Daniel black- nith.
Mays Ralph, tiour-mill.
Hose «T. L., 7" s'-ician.
Siler G. A. & I,. L., General
Siler T E B, general store.
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LOUISA. The county -seat of Law-
r snee county, is an incoi u >r ited town, and
'juite an important landing on the Big
Sandy river, and is at pr -ent the souti ern
terrain is of the ( '1 ttr •; Railway. 4
churches and 2 schools are sustained, by a
population of 800. 2saw-m lls.a steam rhair-
"iiM,an d .i m ■■ : er are also here. Nearest
bunk is at Asblan 1, 30 miles north. Produce
■'' all kind-, with timbi r and staves, are
shipped. A good opening is presented
here for any wood-working factory. L: n !
■'an be purchased from S2 to $30 per acre,
Kx press Adams. Mail daily. Leo Frank,
i" stmaster.
Armstrong Rev (' 0 (Methodist).
Atkins & Co, groi ''-:: >
Burns R T. lawyer.
t'asfcte ii. W., Lawyer.
1 'lay ton John L, lawyer.
Flunk Leo., Jeweler.
Precse «i Williams, dour-mill.
( la hie Ben \» min . barber.
Graham M V, ii >;■■; ami saloon.
Hsickwovtli & Bui'iis, General Store.
Holt, Iju.-ey & Webb, saw-mill.
Jarrel Rev John B .i List).
Lo •!-'"• A !exan h r. i\vv>t,
Fjoekej Greenville, General Store.
Mareuvn W VV, law •■> r.
Mum ey D W, general store. '
Nforthup .lav II, general store.
Office M.O., Hotel.
Ratclifl J S. grocer.
Ri' e Jacob, law ■. er.
Rice J M, !g«ri • r.
Rich Rev G W - Methodist).
Itigrg Get*. K., Saloon and Grocer.
Rotte W. i>., General Store.
Snyder T. J., BugEjv Manufacturer and
Hardware.
- irt Jas E, lawyer.
Sulli\ an Norris A; Co, grocei ies.
illivan W\ l, hart-boat.
Sullivan «Sc Co. saloon.
Swetm in Win. grocer.
Vinson K. F. & 1.1 ro., Druggists.
Vinsi in R, lawyer.
Vinson & Atkins, Livery ami Stage
Line.
Wallace F T D, lav rer.
Wroten G W, physician.
YTates S. »J ., E'ln -. ■ m.
LOUISVILLE. The city of L »uis-
ville is the largest and most important
city in Kentucky, and the second, in size,
on the < >hio river. It is eligibly situate I.
in Jefferson county, about equi-distant
between the eastern and western bounda-
ries of the State. By rail, it is 110 ;:.;'es
from Cincinnati. 110 from Indianapolis,
4'j:i from Pittsburg, 7>1 from Washington,
:;77 from Detroit," 537 from Bulialo/ 956
from Now i'ork, 1,034 from Boston, 323
from St. Louis, and :Jo0 from Chicago.
T i first settlement on the present site of
the ( ity was made as earl} as 1770, but no
material improvements were made until
1780, \.:i; h year, •••■>:::;.. chronicled the
birth of the city. Possessed of superior
advantages, by its admirable location, it
was but a short time before Louisville
became, what it now is. the metropolis of
the south-western State.-.. Five trunk-
lines, centering here, give it shipping
facilities of no common order, and this, in
connection with the river traffic, make it
R] Pf] RL , Bt« .(£<», I>
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272 LOU KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER | LOU
the shipping and receiving depot for the i both firms operating an enormous 1
surrounding States, ii - the southern and representing most of the be.M
term in ..- >i h I . ou - tile. Ci einna - panics ii the United States arid ' i
Lexington Railway, •-. . iv u. running oust Th. Loui ville Underwriters (Fire)
and north, penetrate?- ore i>i lie nes) ( the S mthern Mutual (Life), are hi
agricultural regions of the State. It is the stitutions. The former, ineorporal
northern terminus of the Louisville & 18titi, has always maintained a high pi
Nashville Ruilratd. which, with its : of solvency, and, although it has :
bran-hes, traverse the large n m ber of j striven tod i '■■ ine«s, it ha? n .-
2,460 miles. This roa.1 has lutei\ con- j earnest eriort* to do a healthy one, Bci
solidftted with itself all the smalld lines ! in full sympathy with Southern
thr< ugh the western ■■■. I -• mi em portion j men;-, t! •■ S .uthern Mutual has an n I-
of Kentucky, and the north-western part | vantage over outsidi companies in con,-
of Tr:,!.''"^- and connects Louisvill. '.-;t;i peting for bnsiues.' in that section.
th- wboh system of Southern railroads, It j Two entirely new branches of con
is, also, th i southern terminus of the Louis- have latelj taken a foothold in Louisville.
ville, "New Albany & Chicago Railroad, the j and will, without doubt, become iargt
Jeffersonville. Madison «fe Indianapolis ami | factors in the 'ommerce of the '" Lur
the Ohio A Mississippi Uailways. The Thi Pictet Artificial Ic< Company, of New
form--;. & new and ■ -appointed road, , York, has lateh inaugurated a ranci
lately completed to Chicatro. arid the two j establishment ber* for the manufacture <<t
latt<-r tc Indian ap >Hs Red ^t [ ouis, respect- I ice, and •» n< ! ■ ■ .; ■• flourishi! - '
ively. All these roads, connecting with ne<s. The Southern Ihiirv Company an
the- trunk-3in<_-> Fast and We t. ailbrd ! engaged in the >■ mparatively new induu-
Louisville excellent facilities ot freight i tr\ <•( manufacturing oleomargerine «i
and pas»age, and, by virtue of the competi- ; great success.
tion. thus formed, ensure low rates. There I One of the principal features of i ie < in
is, also, a email local line — Louisville, Har- is ihe bridgi \ hi h ?pans the Ohio river
rod'- Creek & Westpo t Uai road— of 11 j at this point. It is over 5.000 feet i
miles in Iengtl — between this city and i length, and has a height of ^30 feet
Prospect. Th< Ma :: ie interests comprise low-water mark, and \ -- ompleted inlS71
7 regular packet- es out of Louisville. 1 - is j - lid and Mil - ni I structure, hi
which connect with others, on n ire than a source of pride to thi citizen >. As thi*
lg.OOOmiles f navigabh ivers These !ii - boot- p.- .--•■- ti ougli the press
arc. Louisviih & Cincinnati V. 6. Mail- bridge, to connect trie city with Jetlerson-
Jine to Cincinnati; Louisa lie & !I> ider- ville, is under consideration, and will |
son Packet-line; the I i -ini t ti. Memphis ably be erected in the near future. Loui -
& Ohii V.'- v Pa ket-!me. between Cincin- villi has '2 tine :- (Central ar.<i
nati and Memphis; ' . ■ ■ Louisv lb PI ral ' libra ri" th. Polytechnic Sex -
iv N'ev Orlei Pack. . between New ety. of Lou . ilie Law Librai
i I • and Cii • inn ti, and the V ttsburg, and Louisville Library Association. Tie
Huntington, Cincinnati A: Si, i. ui- Pack- fir-t mentioned is the principal, ai
et-line to Pittsburg and St. i. uis: ri.'- tains 3,700 voluni - in addition to m
Madison and \' < in tutti and Tenms- r.incs, r. .'■■ ■- eic. : is located in I
see Rivet Packet-lines. Library Building, and is under erU
The tobacco, iron, and whisky interests management. The banking institutioi
of L ■ .'- ■•■'...• a • the mos( • ive. al- of Louisviib ure 20 in number
th ■ '.; ' ..„-'.■' rnc--', h . - nl a total paid-up capital
■ : - j , pi - it : v ngi p.> and i ir- $S.2t)'J,174. !'i additii n to tl • -■■ ' :
and ruber, with a ho-st of smal r are o private banks. The clearing
- ■ - irises, -.:« s.i tain>'d it: connection report ;'• <■ 1880 h >v i total of $- •
with ti ''-- int. e-t.- of the city, 11" 1 1 <', ttnd foi the irst six
ghoul ■• • d i ue oi the most of the prcseni \ear, *lS8,o39,512. '■
proinifit'nt insurunei : ■■ . ■ - \ ( i uupaii -.- ; statement, eompared with that of J ;
v(' th> i'i'i: ■■■:, Messrs liarbee -V ( tstie- year*. =h ws h "toady ar:d encoui
mai; and Morris & Bayh are the chief, | increase, The press is reprosented ' .• '
rivr.«Yirt 0 i' r i*n,l*-w •, S3?" Send for Illustrated Catal
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daily, 19 weekly ami B monthly journals.
Louisa ills is eminently a rn isieal i it\ i i
■onf tins 0 societies of this kind, and has
4 first-class theatre* and entertainment
halls, with a total -■ ating i upai it\ • if 6,o00.
diese, with its parks, already mentioned.
and several minor theaters and places of
resort, make up the annu ment facilities.
[is t'du 'aticn J and i igious iiistitu
ire qua) to, if not stipi ri r to that i :' any
city in the Cni m. 1 hen are ] i'1 church
edifices hei-e, representing 1 >ns de-
nominational creeds, as follows: 21 Roman
Catholic, ; ! c, I ... 17 i' pti'M ? '. , 7
Christian (2 col. . 13 Kpis> opal 1 col. ,
7 German Evangelical, 3 Lutl eran, 'J He-
brew, 31 Methodist Epis • pal lb' c< " d .
1 7 Pre byterian I coioi d , and 1 Cnita-
rian. Besides these chin - there are 10
Catholic convents and societies, unci 2
Christian soeietii ''Young Men's" and
•• Women's." The public .. ioi -• stem of
Lou -\ ' ile is good. There are 28 -■ hi •ol-
buii lings o "< ioi '.d). 1 -i\ in g an enrol m f
of 19,202 scholars, with a daily ave
attendance of 12>>i. and employing 327
teachers. There area number ol tin I :
and . i ademical colleges I • re, a nong which
must he mentioned the University of Lou-
isville. Louisville K'!^ i! ; liege, Hos-
pital College of Medicii • . Kentucky School
of Medicine, Louisville Col lege of Phar-
macy. Kentw ky State [nstituth n for the
Blind, the Southern Baptist The logical
Seminarv, the Holyoke Academy, the Lou-
isville Female Seminary of M ss Annie
P. No' I, the Bryant & S rntton Com-
mercial College, and the S> otl Saxton Col-
lege of Elocutional ! !| ito y, and 28 hos-
pitals, asylums and charitable institutions.
Louisville boasts s< vera) fine pui lie build-
ings and busim -r b o> ks. j ron inent among
which, are ch;- C irier-J< irnal building,
Board of Trade :■ .. g, Public Library
building, the Court- H u.>e, and the Cus-
tom-House, the Sehurmarin block, the Law
Temple, and many others, The private
reside n< es are ele-ant d < -1 . ; .
The hotels — an inij uriant :■■■ ture it) any
city— are good, and present ample accom-
modation. The finest is tbt Lou svi h
Hotel, the Gait House also ranking as a
first-class hou ■■ . Then •-• • i>avi the Stan-
diford. St. < !o id. W illard, Kilter's. Fifth
Avenue, New S uthern, Klliott, and < hers
of various grad* -.
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LOU
273
To obtain any n ercantile and manufac-
turing statistics of this city is a difficult
utter, and we present the following
b' ures, for which we are indebted to the
c mrtesj if M'aj. J. M. Wright, the super-
intendent of the Board of Trade. This in-
stitution has only been in existence since
1870; previous to that time no reliable sta-
in 1 btn and we therefore
simply give a resume of the chief Indus-
trie.-, for the past year. By the establish-
ment of this hoard a very decided impetus
has been given to all classes of business in
! i d i o,;-\ Ule, and a marked in-
crease can be n< ted during the compara-
tively short time it has been in operation.
The following figures, in relation to the
manufacturing interests for the year last
past, will be appr* ipriate :
Numberofdif rent kinds of business... 159
. . bli*! meats ... 1.191
Capita (real iiud personal) invested .. $20,864,449
Greatest number ol hands u o.ij» uLe
time " 2[,Q 17
total -■• iires paid during the year 55,765,387
\ ilue • ! in it. ri il. including mill sup-
pli s and fuel 22,362,704
Value ot product 35,908.338
In addition to the above there are 7 es-
tablishments for the manufacture of agri-
cultural implements, 3 lumber and saw-
mills, 10 grist and ftouring-mills, 13 shoe
factories, and 14 leather manufactories, and
1 grain elevator.
The receipts and shipments of some of
the leading commodities, during the year
1880, are appended;
Received. Shipped.
Bacon and hams, lbs ... 78,999,893 105,034,674
Cutter, lbs 1,395,519 1,229,376
Hoots and shoes, cases... 117, Gi 5 91,687
Cheese, lbs 2,558.040 1,760,330
Cotton, bales 237,918 234,371
Fiour. bbls 124 9 ki 131,505
Iron uianuf'd. pieces... 1,431,899 819,973
Iron manuf 'd, bdls 180,255 117. '4. (
I . pip, tons ■:.'.( 42,707
Lenthei . nud es 12,918 47.527
I feet 1,81 1 196 637,199
Lumber, i ■ rs 19 4. !H
r i pieces 446,642 184 i 0
Mill stufl 3,4, 3,036 ?,,-
Ob ■ di in anne. !h >s I" I 8f.O,894
'1 I a< ... hhds 77.19S - 200
XoImci c>. lbs : mo,: * l.l6l.4-.'5
■•I i, raanufd. lbs, 2,24.r>,3<'9 7,409,235
'•'• d, II - 2,02 ,' U 1 ■ . i it
iky, bbls i 131,730
1 '• il. cars 8,176 i,97o
ft i b.ir«rs 77g
C.ittb hi iid 15,0 16 20,i -,
Hoks, i --el 77.' 11 30.98s
il ■ ■- - ; ad 4 615 5,75j
>1 lib s. i.' a.l .. ... 7,i 58 '.' :-
st.i" {■, head 90,965 133,97a
Pi * "T" '■ P • j -iU ki*i<K of interior uiidoYterioronin
i' , , ;,i- i -.f Q ni(-i)ia:;on made S;«.«<i s»»,ci»l «><-.:■>,-,
VllSUiln^ i^SU^ IS US iiUS J. W. ATKINSON. 313-321 So. Clinton Si., CHti ,« i
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LOU
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
LOU
It is to be regretted that space will not
allow a more extended re iew of the busi-
ness and manufa. tu ing ii • ■•:■> sts ■•'. Louis-
ville. All classes of hnsine- -- show » steady
and healthy increase, ■ , ■ ■ luri ng tin
past two years, and with the i - I enter-
prise and aeth ity, which is apparent with all
classes, the future of J. a sville, ••- a gr sal
eomi n rci tl een er. is assur. I : - ■ ■:'-
fiee !•••; ■.''•■: '. '■'•'.- I >. - :■' 2 c '-
riers delivered 7,420,1 72 pieces of mail mat-
ter, and collected 3.999,408. Tl - total num-
ber of pieces mailed was 22.429 784 ; 17,71b
money orders, representing $244,012.50
were issued, and SO,'. 32. or ; 1.2' 7. • 19 52,
were paid, and the -.■ les <>n .-tai ps amount-
ed to $185,117.92. The report of the
health commissioner U< minently favorable,
and shows a much lower rate of morta .;\
than that of any other city of its size in
the Union. During the past decade the
population of this eity has ir.cn =ed al a
rate oi 25 per cent., and, ace. rail •_: to tin
1880 United States census, she now has
123,045 inhabitants within the [in '-
The city presei ts a most b< uuiful and
attractive appearance — street car- run on
all the principal streets.it is well lighted
by gas. its water-works system i perfect.
The lire and police departments are effi-
cient in their management and appoint-
ment, and a (.".'tier citv government could
not be obtained. The'total b .ruled indebt-
edness amounts to $10,220,000. the at
interest amounting to §509. 300, and the
valuation of taxable property to $00,209,-
440. The American District Telegraph
Company and Telephone Exchange, At-
lantic & Pacific, Baltimore & ( >bjo. Ameri-
can Union and Western I nion Telegraph
Companies, the Adams, the American, the
Louisville &, Nashville Railroad, Louisville,
Cincinnati & Lexington Railway, the L., ST.
A. Ar C. and the O. A M. -\: ress companies
all have offices here. A dai t stage runs
to Bloorafield and Taylorsvilli : fare $1.50
each. Mail daily. Virginia C. Thompson,
postmaster.
Aaron Morris, crockery, 246 e Market.
Abbott Wm R, lawyer, 202 « Jefferson.
Abbott , physician, 152 w Jefferson.
Abel Christopher, grocer, 105 e Market.
Able, DaSzel! & Co, mantels, stoves and
grates, 122 w Jefferson.
Abraham George L, meats, Citizens' mkt.
Abraham Louis C, meats. Citizens' mkt.
Abraham Moses, millinery 400 w in
Abrahams Benj, dentist, 297 w J efforsi i
Abrahams .Max, dr\ goo Is 394 w Market.
Academy of the Most Holy Rosary, '■■'.'I
Kentucky.
Ackerman Frank, shoemaker, 555 w Markt.
Ackermann Joseph, meats, 304 >■ Green.
;• Mr- M K. i otions. 91 19 h.
Adams Express Co., '
ward agent. 71 w M ain.
Adelhcrt; tV MeiiM
Adelberg, Fred. Meinet
Stoves- and Tinware, 17 ,.,,-t .uarKet.
A U 'i John, c .pp ' sn '■■ 42* Shelby.
Ahrens, Wolker & liyan
Ahrens Jr., Wni.il. Wolker, .1 • ; u H\
I'' inbers, Steal i and I . is Fitters," lb9
East Market.
Ahrens A: Utt Thi • Al • ins, Henry Ott j,
gas-titters' >uj i : • -. ' 53 w Market.
Aikin & Prummond ( Wm Aikin, W W
Drumnnmdi, |>roprs Louisville Axle
Works. Main bet 12 h an i 13th.
Ainslie A Cochran :.l \\ Ainslie, A P
Cochran . foundry, s-e cor Main and ll'th
Akers Charles, biick mnfr. Shelby and Ivy.
Alberding Gustav, cigar mnfr, 4s w Mrkt.
Albers Henry, live-stock broker, Bo
stock yard-.
Albert «S Johnson, (George Albert,
W 1! .!• hnson i, Pattern and Model-mak-
ers, .18 3d.
Ml in Antonie, restaurant. 131 w Market.
Aibrecht A Ruth Gustav us Albrecht, Johc
S Ruth), hardware, 08 w Jefferson.
Albus [gnatius, sh' emaker, 100 e Greei .
Alexander Chas H, phvsician, 382 w Jeff'n.
Alexan h r EI A J Hugh and J
furnishing, 1 -t'.1 e M arket.
A lexander I sad< .r. . pti. ian, 3!:
Alexander Jo J J. & M
Alexander's Hotel, cor. 7th and Ma
Alexander Lucien, dr ggist, 380 w J
Alexander Thomas T. ! v. ver. 20G w Jeffs'n.
Alexander's HotH. Jo. B. Al
vV Co., Proprietors, Jo. B. and M. E.
Alexan h r'), ('• r. .-'•-■■ mth and Market.
Alford Alexander It., Attorney at
i tw, 113 Fi!
Alford, Newhouse & Co (Benjamin F
Alford, Robert A Newhouseand ■
-i -. 25 I •■'•■ Marker.
Alfriend Colin C. W ., Local Passen-
ger Agent L., C. & L. R'y., south-
corner 4th and Main.
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SOLE OWNERS OF ALL PATENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND USE OF
ANF3 rDl OUS SULPHUROUS OXIDE.
THIS COMPANY ALSO OWNS THE PATENT FOB MAKING ICE AND COLD AIR BY
.' IE USE OF SI : • US ■
P!CT£T ABTfFIOi&L ICZ. CO., (Limited.)
New Yc ' • 87
T , - , . p ■ - s ■ ■ e C
DEAR SIRS tecti'v w:v-, • e : !ce 1
I . ... • ■ re r th a n n at 1
ice. C n ac co ."'..'' i ' : - ' nd «
I . ■ t nai e to.
P. G. KEMP CO , - • ■■ . 'I ■ • /corl St., N. Y.
. . 3 . . Fsii --■.'.'.'',■
EUGENE G. SLACKED? - •' <. Rei r t Market, N. V
J C N : .• N ■
G c« . - :-j St 1 Fulton St N r
'. • acici ea 1
Floyd Street, be1 Cald ad Kentucky Streets.
(SKI 1
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Ens tnd Frai Ge 5 wit land : : hand Central America
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Pound of Cca! Coi ■ ■ ' sea I , pre iuced ; f Ice.
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28
i»fc\c Si:'.l!»-d moH- 1i>f.Ji 1,400
? I-ojsp«, mil have had 3>ut 13 Jle-
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AXJ> BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 275
Alkhorn .lame.*, shoem'k'r, Walnut r.r 9th. Angermeh r Theodorc.upholstcrer, 104 Ith.
Allan John, si uemaki . L5S •>■. Walnut. ' Angernieyer John C, boots and shoes, 515
Allan Henry G. phv-dciati, O'-'o ■>. .' -:r- rs .>n. vv Market.
! Allehin Edward C! builder, 80 9th. ' Apel Prederi k, tailor, 311 e Main.
Allen Charles «J. F., Treas.. W. Bel- j App Joseph F, druggist, s-e cor Preston
knap eV Co., 113 West M tin. and Chestnut.
Allen Joseph, grocer, 70 e Main. Applegate Henry C, wall-paper, 1272 w
Allen Me\ erell K. physi in J fc'n. W: in t.
Allei Smith ec < DA ( irk Applegate tV Sons,i W. E. Applegate),
A Smith, James BridgeiurJ ■ • ission, Distil i< and Wholesale Liquors, il 2d.
262 v. Main. •Vppl.gate&Co i Wm T Applegate, John
Allen V\ in, - . -maker, 154 "J I. Smith i, sal i n. 119 oth.
All geier Henry, grocer. 245 Hancock. Arbeg'ust Garrett 1'., Attorney at
i Alpiger Chris, umhrella reps r r. 233 Clay. La ■■ 178 Vv'. t, Jefferson. .
Alsop Wm N, dei :.- . '0 ■ >• i. Ar'oegust Jno B. lawyi r, 1 7> \v .1 fferson.
Altman Aaron, clothing, l'J w Market. Argus Printing and Publishing
Altmatin Fr Lerick. saloon. 394 Si ry ave. : Co. Isaac Dinkel piel, Manag r and
' Alvot .v Egelrnan i Wm A ■•; diaries Proprietor Sunday Argus, md Job
Egelman) grocers, 545 w Market. Printers. 105 Fifth!
Ambs Vlex, shoemaker. 247 . Market. ' Arrubrust A. bookscl)ei\ 291 e Jefferson.
Ambs Anton, barber i ■■■ J< it'ers.m. i.rmo ir A ndruw. furniture, -70 w Market.
A.rneling John • . rro er\ and r] mr-miils, Armstrong \)u\ id W, lawyer, 120 4ih.
438 e Broadway. Armstrong" H. ('. »K' J. S., i\'i..;!e-
American Baptist, In * Interest sn ( ■;■■ •<■- 287 West Main.
of the Colored People, A. C. Caperton, Armstrong J M, clothing, 107 w Jefferson.
Editor and Proprietor. Price $1.25. Armstrong rhomas, carpenter, 142 6th.
505 Fourth. Armstrong Thomas B, tailor, 70 4th.
American District Telegraph Co, J B j Arnz Herman, saloon, 510 w Main.
Spef !. pres, Charles A Smith, sec, H >; : Arth Martin, shoemaker, 78 Mary.
Gifford, manager. James Clark, treas. ' Asa E C & Co, printer.?, 85i 5th.'
proprietors of telephone exchange and Aschner H Sons & Co (Henry, Samuel and
carriage service, 57 and 59 3d. J-"" Aschner, Louis F Kaye), bluing
American Express Co., Edwin D. j manufacturers, 361 w Market.
GrarT, Agent, 77 5th. ; Astor House, M E i'oung, propr, 232 w
j American 'The) Mutual Aid S iciety, Pat- , Jefferson.
rick Joyes, pres, A L Neay, sec, L L Atchison Benjamin F, lawyer, 3 Court-pl.
Anders ■■■.. _--n agt, 33 G irt-place. ! Atkinson Joseph W, physician, 350 w Jef-
American White L> ad Co, T H McCoy, | ferson.
pres, S S Carr, sec, 274 8th. j Atkinson J B, painter. 6th and Grayson.
, Ames Samuel R wag m-m ik ;r, 65 2d. i Atkinson & Blackemore, provisions, 31 w
Amshoff Joseph 11. gi "o er, 1*7 - Green. Main.
Anderson Elizabeth, grocer 27 6th. Atmore, C. P., Gen. Pa-s. Agent
Anderson, Hani ck <k Co fFred Anderson, j Louisville & Nashville R. R. Office, cor
J H Ilancoek. ¥ P Seilerj, provisions, 2d and Main.
14. 16, 18, w Main. ' Aubrey Thos. harness, 458 w Walnut.
Anderson Horace L, cigars, 142 w Jefferson. Aufenkamp Benj grocer, "J e Broadway.
Anderson N'apdeon B, physician, ri-w cor Auld David, shoemaker, 297 w Jeff rson.
11th and Jefferson. Ausbeek G istav* rn . . r, 582 7th.
Anderson Thomas i Co (W G Anderson, ! Ausser&hl John, grocer. 96 Breckinridge.
II C Stucky, J L Brant), auctioneers, Averj 15. F. & Sons, ( Benj. F. Averj,
203 w Main. Pres.; Sam'l J.. Avery. Viee-Pres.; Geo.
Anderson Turner, physician. 344 w JeflTn. : C. Avery, Sec'y), Plow Manfrs., cor.
Andres Wm, baker, 334 Baxter ave. Main md Fifteenth. (Set ■ ■
Ansbro Wm, notions, 119 Floyd. Avery James R, kid gloves, 158 1th.
Ansert George, barber, 349 e Broadway. \ Ayres "Wm, lawyer, 8J Center.
Anger Andrew, barber, 4ii7 e Walnut. \ Baas Mr- Amelia, saloon, 41 e Jefferson.
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Babb Wi ■. produce commission, 44 '2d.
Babbitt Mary J. groa r, • "• 1 2th.
Baber «£ Colston. George Baber, R.
T. Colston), Lawyers, Fifth and Main.
Bachus Lucius A, mnfrg jeweler, 109 5th.
Bacigalupi August, fruits, 36 w Green.
Bacon Byron lawyer, 200 w Jeff r- n.
Bacon .! ' & S->r,s f Jeremiah. John Ba on,
and G W C t. * ay , d ■;. g ids, v lolesale
and retail. It! and ila rket.
Bacon Mrs Mary, n it ions, 170 Preston.
Badger & English i Fdw Badger, Samuel
English^, lawyers. Law Temple.
Baer M i . J, :■ us, etc. 40 \v Market.
Baeuchler Chas >i- Bro Cha= B and Gottlieb
Bi. grocers, cor 1 4th and Chestnut.
Bahr (k-o B &Co Go B Bahr, Adai i -
merman), hardware, 207 w Market.
Bailey Wm, ph\ • m, 31 J 4th. .
Bailey Wm H, Marshall Chancery Court,
Court-ho , ■.
Baird David A: Son David and Wm
Baird), wh millin iry, 235 vv Main.
Baird M G, lavs ver, 92.^ tiih.
Baird Robert F/lawyer, 100 7th,
Baisch George, barber, 459 w Walnut
Bamberger Mad A C. mil'inerv, lo.",.i, 4ih.
B misl -" Pun ell, bleae a r 208 w J< tferson
Bank of Kentucky, Thos L Barret, pre-*;
F 0 An lerson, ass't cashier; 77 w Mai i.
Bank of Louisville, capital $750,000
Charles Tilden. pres; James A Leech
cashier; 108 w Main.
Bauuon Patrick, Sewer-pipe it
i'erra-c Lta W< rks. i 18 Fifth, i See a c
Bannon Thomas, gr. cer, 303 Rudd.
Bannywarth Mrs, dn ss-maker, 575 w Chi -t-
nut.
Baptist Orphans' Home, matron, Miss M
A Hoiingsworth. 540 1st.
Barbaroux «£ <J<>. (K. Barbaroux, J.
Barbaroux), Mi !iiner\ I )• \ ot 33 Third.
Barbee & Casth mam John Bai
John B. Cast! miai i, Gen'l Ins. Ag'U
.■ tid Mai ■._■ i - Soutl >rn Dep't !
Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Engh
v . (• cor, y aii) ■• nd Si xth.
.-. .-,■•.-' one and to]
Bar! ero .1 iseph. confe. ci nery, 748 Port' I.
Barbour R N, physici m. 260~2d.
Barbour Thos c'a- John O, pickles and
packing < 'o. 3-
Baker ..Fames' T A. justice, 262 w Jeffers in. | Barclay If. Wheeler, General Ac
Baker Nathan, saloon, 97 e Jefferson
Baker Polk, Pump Manufacturer, 85
East J( fli :• a
Baker Wm, meats. Citizens' market.
Baker & Kubel (Samuel H Baker, Wm F
Rubei), carriage manfrs, .-7 e Main.
Baker & Toney ^Aipheus Baker, Sterling
B Tone\ ,. lawyers, ci r 5th and Court.
Baldes Jacob, barber, 502 Preston.
Baldwin Benjamin J, phvsician, 185 5th.
Baldwin 1>. II. & Co. (Dwighl H.
Baldwin. Lucien VVuison. Robert A.
Join si..n), Wh ilesale and lletail Pianos
and Organs, SO Fi urth.
Baldw n Wm, plasterer, 420 14th.
Balmer Frank W. cigar manfr. 1 1'' w 7th.
Baltner & Lieber i Christian Balmer, John
P Lieber ,, saloon. 108 2 1
Balmer's Motel. Wm Balmer, proprietor,
193 ;,: i i i.j w Market.
L;.r'1 lore A: ' ; ■ ':■• Telegraph, John G
Webb, mni'.u^r. L< I \ M in
Bamberger, Bloom & Co. (Nathan
Bloom. Les i B ciil • "_;• r, B li- s, J i
Band* -_■ r, L ■* i Bi ■ m, Lo ii?ville; J.
F Ba! ■. Ai .••• ■ H- Urn: !), N- .
Y, ■', Dry Goods. 240. 242.
244 a I 240 U • -: Main, and 51 and ■"• ■
Seventh.
L.. N.A. A: C. My. office, 144 w Main.
Barden Edward, grocer, 188 18th.
Bark, r John 11, confeot'r, 318 w Market.
Barker Maxwell, lawyer, 100 5th.
Barlow Antonv, saloon, 339 w Green.
Barman Anton, bakery. 5<>2 19th.
Barnes C P & Bro ' hauucey P Ban;.-.
Judson B Barnes ), jewelers, 224 w Main.
Bare- Dr W VV, dentist, 230 4th.
Barnett Gide n. sal on, 535 vv Main.
Barnett <V Noble ' Andrew Barnett,
Lorenzo li. No' <h I, Lav vers, 90 E
Baritum i\ !>., Jeweler and Silver-
smith; Import, r of Diamonds and Fi e
Watcdies, cor. Fourth ami Mai ki I
B in u n Ji - ! '•■ P. :" -'■ 254 1th.
Baron < onrad. harm ss-maker, 'J~ Baxter.
Baron Francis P, stoves, 439 e Green.
B!ir ■ John X tinware, .", Bardstow n i !
Bar. ■ i\ [<.■ i-b rohn B tr .n. K .berl l.
I paper. 3 I • M rkot.
i B.ut Ft >rsi . W . i ■' ii if- 1 'dl, ISO Full •
, Barr Hon '.in: VV, I > listrict
CUSt '!!! h. i -■ -
Barrett Ii. W. A Co., Pro] i t
|. - ■,. :. .. VV. >iU-i M :!- ii west VI
;;■.■■ |„hn, inwv r, 10 C< nter.
': , -. Wi «liit-gi -. id smith, ;•'■'• ■'•
Green.
; .--.■!■, ■ -x e T? TTfTfinYFTn $ "Vm T* I T tl Without reference to the Companies we ma
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LJUUUIjU ilL'JUUijJiJ AUlJJ JLlUlJ Agents everywhere South.
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JOSHUA F. SPEED, Pr
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
L R KEAN, Sec'y.
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PROPRIETORS.
LOUISVILLE, - KENTUCKY.
BOARD, S3.00 PER DAY.
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR MONTH.
Thia Hotel presents a!! the deeirable feature* of a utrtctly tjr-t-clain Houh •, offerim? Buperior a.-comnao-
dationi to the traveling public at rate* reduced to suit the times.
fjftAfS ' ti : tonse Numbers, Brass 1-abeK ; CaJTiase, Sliow Case and Mttelihwr*
{ III LI U j. \ rial s, Pattern tetters aud I i^ure.*. l#- Metal Rod y Rubber Ti .■
e?y fcf is £ ti'x.H<4$i L. BOCHK, EngiaYe* «i Eia ELsier, ict> Randolph Street, Chicago, m.
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Barret& Brown i Wm. F. Barrel ■'■ I n
Mason Brown i, Lawyers 10 Center.
Barrow M K, sale ?tabfe 91 7th.
Barrv Thomas, tailor, 102 ;(j.
Barteit Frederick E, sh. '::. iker-, 369 6th.
Barth Albert II. grocer. 264 5th.
Barth Mrs. Charlotte, Grocer and
Saloon, 890 East Walnut.
Barth Georpe F.. >' irniture Manu-
facturer a d L', :■. „71 blast Green.
Barthel Frederick, barb, r, 382 vv Mi cet.
Barthel Johi . bi < ts and sh< . s, 501 7th.
Bartholomew . Martin, barber, cor Main
and Shelby.
Hartley K. If.. Pr< pr. Hotel Elli, tt,
s-w cor. J* Fefi'erson [See adv.)
Bartley, Johnson A: Co (W T Bartley, W
V Johnson . di- i >rs 21 e Main.
Bartinan .Join;, D ■:. .■ i in Lumber and
Shingles, cor. llai <-' >ck an ! Main.
Bascom Levi B dgn-paini r, 159 vv Jeff-
erson.
Bashaw G W & Co (G W Bashaw. 0 C
Middleton, \V C Kennedy. Horace
Bashaw), pork-packers and provisions,
19 w Main.
Bate.-. George W, physician, 150 e Broad-
way.
Bates & Blatz J. hi 11 B ttes, Yah ntin •
Blatz), paint? an 1 oiis. 61 vv Market.
Datz Christian, Wine arid Beer Sa-
loon and Board;; _--':: ■■ -•-. 59 w Market.
Bauer Mrs. Elizabeth, Franklin-
street Brewery. 2-"' 1 I 25;' Franklin.
Bauer Fran!'., blacksmith, Frankfort ave-
nue, nr t< ill-gate.
Bauer Frederick, stoves and tin, 428 w
Market.
Bauer John, Stoneware. Mnfr. Fruit-
jars, Milk-pans, and all kinds of St me-
ware, 826 Pre-ton. i ear Hill
Bauer J G. brewer, 251 and 2-35 Franklin.
Bauer Louis, i istern-cleam r, 480 e Green.
Bauer Win. grocer. 458 w Green.
Biiuere .Mrs. MaryC, Prn ite Lying-
in-hospital, 312 Baxter a venue. (See adv. )
Baum Geo, merchant tailor. 191 w Market.
Baum Otto, dry - •■ •, v. ■ M .H r-t.
Baurnan Henry It. « ; ." — ■ t, ;i)oi Fori i d
Baurnan n Freder - . - mi, 168 Freston.
Bauniaiin Fred F. _-r. <-er, 356 >■ Wall tit.
Baurnan: Jacob, shoemaker, 178 Port-
land avenvie.
Baumbach George, shoemaker, 208 Re • r-
voir a\ enu< .
B»umberger Alex, fruit, 353 e Broadway.
Baumberger .1 C, cigars, 210 w Jefferson,
urn -:- r John, carpenter, 14 Linden.
I Ihv .M;-, F]i .■, grocer, 302 Gray.
Bax & Barrett | Doinininek Bax, and John
J Barrett), undertakers, 301 Walnut.
Baxter .John G., Mayor of Louisville,
I City Hall. Room 21.
1 Baxter & Fisher (John G. Baxter and
\\ m. G. i ':- : r - •-; ..: •), St ve aj d
Grni t'ou iry, 276 West Main.
; Bayens Josi p'h, grocer. 80 Marshall.
Bayer Charles, druggist, 696 w Mark* t.
| Bayless Wm N. shirt mnfr ami men's fur-
nishing gi >->ds. 72 4th.
Baj c .; hn W. livery, 83 e Main.
J' < :: i I irniture, Is w Market.
| Beach Geo \\ . s-machine agt, 258 w Jeffsn.
B. • Charles E, phi sieian, 153 u Ch< sti it.
1 Bear Mr.- S L (Mrs Hannah), millinery,
298 vv Market.
Beary John, dioemal er. 305 Preston.
Be: tty Fdvv B, stoves and tin, 316 w Main.
!■;• ck G rttlob. grocer, 301 p Jefferson.
; Beck J. din M. tinsmith, 215 18th.
• i! ■•• k J i -eph, restaurai t, 7th and Green.
Beck Martin, meats, Citizens' market.
| Beck Mat. 2d- hand snoods, 415 w Market.
Beck( 1 Fr. •! H, c< [lie '. i Greet, and 13th.
Bd .. i Fre I H. rnattn — niker. 106 7th.
Bed r Charles G, grocer, 296 Rowan.
\i ' • ■• < ti -is, bi >o1 and shoemaker, 7y ' , !.
Becker Geo, produce commission, 16 4th.
Beclo r GeoW. com miss' n merchant, 35 4th.
Becker H & Co (Henry Becker. J .1 Schul-
l> :. i, innirs boots and -hues. Gth and Main.
Becker John, saloon, 442 vv Market.
Becker Li uis F grocer, 546 w Market.
Beck.-;- Michael, grocer, 7th bet Shipp and
Hill.
Beekt r Polk, pump mnfr. 8-7 e Jefferson.
Be ker Wm, bo-.ts ai d shoes. 64 e Market.
Be ker Wm M. hats and caps, 174 w Mrkt.
Beckham Chas N, lawyer, 4 Court place.
Beckmann Bernard, boots and slice-. 306
w Market.
■' nunn Bernard, drugs, 686 e Broad'ay.
fjtvkmuni Joseph, cutlery, 31 w Jefferson.
B< d '.!'_:'-'- 11' ■ ry, t;r 'cor, '"i e Green.
Bechlo Horace, Manufacturing Jew-
eler, 140 1 urth. <<■■> ndv.)
Bedford .f. H., Dentist, 136 West Jef-
ersiin. (See adv.)
Beh Mr Cathi pine, saloon, 181 e Market.
Ivdia Ji iin, saddles and harness. 6 vv Mrkt.
1. • Con rad, gn >cer, 4'_•'., • (jrcen.
Beilil Mrs H, saloon, 355 Broadway.
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IM : : - Capital ., UnffinlOSuatl.- flM |M MaMMMI
*{II",,B ** »*«*■ «eKyi<*«<"» Louisville, Ky. Agents everywhere. ®
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THE ONLY PRACTICAL COMPOSITION ROOFERS iN LOUISVILLE
W. J. WATSON. J. M. MYERS.
i W. J. WATSON Si CO.
j MANUFACTURERS AND APPUERS OF
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WATSOX'S IMPEOVED
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I Felt, Cement # Gravel Roof,
THE UNPRECEDENTED AMOUNT OF
I 1,380,000 Spie Feet, or 32 ACRES put ou III is io 1819-80.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF AMD DEALERS iN
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Paints and Varnishes,
Sole Manufacturers for U. S. and Canada of
PARAGON RED OXIDE PAINT
ZSTs. 33 West Main Street,
LOUISVILLE - - - KENTUCKY!
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Central sud Southern Dep't,
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Bel-Air Pi -til I cry Co, John G Roach pres, | Bernet F, watch-maker, 208 e Jefferson.
C P Graves see, cor :>6th and Missouri I Bcruhartl Henry, baskets, 343 e Main.
arc. o.tti eor'n an I Main. B •. Jam*'-, lawyer. 28 Court Place.
Belknap W. IJ. A; Co., W. B. Bel- , Berry Win, physician, 112 7th
knap. Pres.; W. H B •...-. p, Vice-Pr, s.:
C. J. F. Allen, Tresis.; li. Justi Jr.,
Sec), Iron, Hardware, and Carriage
Goods, 1 1 8 and 115 West Main. !,SV«
Belknap William B., President \V.
B. Belkn i ■ & l ,118 W< -- 3! iii
Belknap William If.. Vi '-President
W. 11 Belknap .V Co., 110 West Main.
Bell Garvin, lawyer, 154 w .!• rferson.
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•r. 300 Fulton.
Best Mrs i iaroline, dry g'ds, 015 w Market.
Hi st Geo W, trunks, 231 w Market.
Best Jacob, barber, 85 5th.
Besuden Fred tobacco broker. 421 w Main
Betl el .1 .! A: Co iJaim - -1 Bethel. .1 S
Bethel , leaf'-t >l acco, I Oth and G rn \ soi .
B itscbart Mrs M A. saloon, It Baxt t .. .
'• " ' ■ ■ I "' . sh emal er. 51 1 w .Main.
Bi i John G. shoemaki r, 143 e Jefferson.
Beutel G Philip, phvsieian mid. druggist.
n-e c<<r Market and Jael -on.
Bell L FI. pr pr Central Cuholie Advo- Beyer Bernard, cigar nifr, 183 lith.
cate, 85 Jih. Bever fienrv A. grocer, loth and Main.
Bell R A, phy-i:b:V. 208 e Wa! at. | Beyer S.mfr wii .-ware, 76 w Market.
}'.< 1: T S. )■; n.i y.J :-,,'.. Bevmei H. wines and liquors, !>5 w Green.
Bell «V; Co«»J4X'shall, i Thus. Bell. .Sam- Bez Adam, Lager Beer and Ale Bot-
ucl Coggeshail . Planij : nil!, etc., 10 to ; tier, 173,175 and 177 Ka.-t Green. See
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Bellican Air- Sarah A, miliinery, 91 w Bibb Richard H, grocer. 01 17th
Walnut ! Bibbs Andrew J, carp* nt.-r. 1 47 Center.
Belmont Distillery Co. Geo II Moore pres Biekel Georjje, Groceries. Provisions
Nathan Hot'hei u r see, office 3 w Alain, and Feed, n-e cor. VanBuren and Ohio.
distillery cor 17th and Lexington. Bicke! Konrad, shoemaker. IU8 Baxter.
Bender Fred, druggist, 350 e Jefferson, and , Bickel (.' C & Co (Chas C Biekel. ).
4 ". 7 • Jefferson. cigar rnfrs, 202 and 204 v. Main.
Bender Georgt', Barber and Dentist, ; Biedinger & Denzinger (Henry Biedinijer,
212 Easl Jeffersi n. Michael Denziger . plumbers, steam
Bender Konrad, stoves and tin, 248 Preston. and gas-iitti rs, 852 ■■ Main.
Bender & Co, rnnfrs Hungarian remedies, Biehl Philip F C, druggist, 150 Broadway.
457 e Jeffer>on. Bicrley Martin, shoemaker. 3R8 e Main.
Bendig Aug. saloon. 10 Baxter ave. ' Bierman Lazarus clothing. 410 w Market.
Benner Charles, gr >■ er, 857 Baxter ave. Bierod Geo. saloon, 835 Broadway.
Bennett Ahrali; m, grocer, 842 w Jefferson. Biesenthal S R, watch-maker. 8 w Market.
Bennett Bfos. A; Co., ( Johti Bennett. Biettner Jacob, grocer, ''.71 ISth.
D. !'. Bennett , Manu cuirers of Parlor - Biettner Peter, blacksmith, 089 18tl
Furniture, Mattresses and Bedding, 112 Bijjo I... T., Advertising Agent, 203
West Main. East Market.
Bennett C Fletcher, watch-maker, 158 4th. j Bijur «te Davie (Martin Bijur. George M
Bennett George, plumber. 125 3d. Davie), lawyers, 2 Court-place.
Bennett John, painter, 82 5th. ! Bilger Frank, notions, 154 .1 id -on.
Bensing Jos, cabinet-mak r. 405 w Walnut. Bill A P, saloon, Clay ami Washington.
Ben singer Nathan, furniture, 0 7 w Market. Biller Wm, grocer, 804 e Chestnut.
Bensinger Wolf, furniture. 50 w Market. Billings Mrs Kate, grocer 001 Kentucky.
Berde'ia Michael, grocer. 201 K.iddiue. I Bind r Conrad, gar mnfr, 104 5th.
b rger Martin, brick mnfr, loth and Oak. ' Bindewald Andrew W, physician, 339 e
>; Tgm m Loiii i, pi ' ; ;. • 18 v\ M kt. Market.
Bergreen c*. i i Muiins iv rgreen, Gustavus | Bindner M, ba-ket mnfr, 224 Mar-hall.
A Schimptt":, gn..;ors. 105 w Market. ' Birch «V Co., Proprietor; Riverside
Berle <i boots mn si ■ , 178 e Market. Hotel, fo >t lid Avenue.
Berne 11 A & Co • Henry A Berne, Henry ! Birchall Wm G, dry good-, 041 w Market.
Knoefel), printers and binders, 52 w j Birdsey Nathan 1>. window -hades and
Market. curtains, 109 4th.
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BatcW and Facte B . .' 5 and G il Hardware Sps-
cialHes FRED, SCHMIEDING, 835 Broadway and 830 H,
Fonrth'Street, ST. LOUIS, SiO. Seed i r Catalogue
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IDJ?.. CTOSUnT BTJLL'S
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FOR THE CURE OF
ZFIEVIEIR, .A-IsTD _A-GXTES
OR
CHILLS AND FEVER.
0 v e i nil
1 PER-
h irt CT It I .'
ear him testimony
The proprietor of *« celebrated medians j« ^^^g^
remedies ever offered to 'be pubiu lor t.u SAI H, ^k Ain,
MANENT cure of Ague and Fever, or UuU*£«d te%er. u..
standing He refers to 'he entire Southern and Western coun.n
o the ruth of the assertion that in no case whatever w i, fail 1 cure, the d.recUon*
are strictly followed and carried out In a ^great many cases as nj,le dose ha, been ut
the original JOHN J. S
label on each bottle. It n
will he deceived.
MITH'S TONIC SYRUPof Louisville, ky. Examine well the
private stamp is not on each bottle, do not purchase or you
DEB. TCIEDIT BX7DJ-,
MASlFACTUaEK A.NP TEN deb OF
Smith's Tonic Syrup, Bull's Sarsaparilla,
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER.
TUB IPCIPori^IP- REMEDIES OP T^B ZD^-ST.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 331 MAIN STREET,
LOUISVILLE. KY
OLD NO. 313
ifki f%t ' "■ Irt-tlJ: Kt>DS. J. W. tTKr>M»'. 313- :??1 Sf*. Clin.
|s\| ks ion si.. riilCACO, IJJ„ ^f>Ucfer to tltou&aml* of
tl 4 l*%f%Jfi Bi Su < ontrartit completed throughout the country.
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Biri Mrs Rosina, saloon, 124 Baxter ave.
Birmingham Rolling 31111 Co.,
Jas. G. Caldwell, Pres't, A. J. Moxham,
Sup't, n-e cor. Fourth and Main. {See
ni/'r. )
Birnstiel Albert, Fresco Artist, 111
\\ est Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Bisehof J ,eph, gr ■, 887 w Mar! et.
BL»choff Mrs H, dress-maker, 470 w Walnut.
Biscboti Paul, cigar mnfr, '_'71 vv Market.
Bischoff ■& Bro (John and Joseph), gro-
cers, 371 6th.
Bishop William, grocer, 5-30 7th.
Bisinger Mr- E. gn o r, 593 Grayson.
Bissaneyer Charles, Hats, Caps, and
Furs, Sign of the Big Hat, 122 East
Market.
Bi i back John \V, confectionery, 240 w
Broadway.
Bitter Conrad, show-case mnfr, 99 5th.
Bitter Conrad, toys, etc, 194 e Market.
Bittner (rustav, Cabinet Manufact-
urer, 18 Ka-t.
Kentucky state gazetteer
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Bittner Hoary O., Wii
and Cigars, 373 West M t'
Liq: or.-.
and Cigars, 373 West M tin, above Tenth.
Bittner Joseph, Carpenter, Buil-
der, and Contractor, cor. Jackson and
Chestnut.
Bitzer John, grocer, corl2ih and Gray so
Black Joseph J, druggist, 552 7th
Brack Josepl .), ir iggtst, •>.,_ , tii
Blackburn Cary B. physician, 147 Walnut.
Blaetler Jos A, saloon, 249 •• Jefferson
Blake E W & E J, photographer, 691 w
Market.
Blancagniel Wm M. druggist, 639 4th.
Bland Jos K. physician, 201 Walnut nr 7th.
Blanenship Miss B, di maker, 22* 4th.
Blain Randolph LI, lawver, Ik Center.
Blatz, Krebs & Co. "(Michael A.
blatz, Andr >w Krel - and Wm. B >rg-
meier). Prior-- Fall Cit\ Steam Stone
Works. Office and Yard, Walnut bet.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth. {Set adv.)
H - i . :- Solum n, n >tions. 1 i f w Mar et.
Bliss Charles, Silk Hat Manufacturer,
9:1 Second, i Si ■ ado
Bliss Cyrus It. noti >i - V •■ Main
Block VI rs Kuto - , i 1 ! \ Preston.
Blocks Brand, groceries Loth and Walnut.
Bloom, Goldsmith. Tachau & Co (Jacob
N Bloom, Charles Goldsmith. Lewis
Tachau A K Bamberger!, mfrs cloth-
ing, 2-'.v: and 2 10 w Main.
Bloom 1 sidor, fum g< ■ .;-. 208 w M u 1« ! .
Bloom Lch iV; Co (Lee Bloom & 1
wholesale liquors and cicars. 62 I'd.
] Bloom Sol, meat market, 11 o Marki t.
j Bloomtield Geo, jewelry and furniture, 89
e Market,
j Bloomtield T. boots and sin es, 66 e Market.
Blue Line. H W Barclay, agent, office 144
w Main,
j Blum Bro- (Joseph ind So'. om on), fancy
i g is, 116 4th. '
; Blum Geo, meats, Bowles Market.
I Blum Wm. IT., Glass Stainer, 211 West
j Green.
. Blum k Wm B, -tone. Ill e Main.
J Board Thus J, furniture repairer, 636 w
Market.
i Boardman B D, photos. 114 w Market.
Bobzien Hug'., cigar mfr, 189 w Market.
: Bock Henry. ;_-:o- mfr, 152 ' Jefferson.
Bockee .1 s", leaf-toba - 394 w Main.
Bockee & Co lacob S Bockee. David J
Grath), loaf-tobacco, factory 271 Shelby
Bockmann H, shoemaker, 364 e Madison.
Bocline L>r. J. 31., Dean of the Fa -
ulty, (Tniversity of Louisville, office
298 First.
Bodley Pearce, real estate, 134 w Main.
Boecher Joint, general store, 773 w Market.
Boegershausen Ju ins, baker, 414 "Walnut.
B< p. er M rs Cai herine. gr 'er, 209 3d.
Boerner John, grocer, 252 Rowan.
Boes Frank A, com] ivs.-ed yeast, 127 2d.
Boes John, grocer. 106 2d."
B ■ •■- N icholas. gn cer, 354 e < <-reen.
Boesser Joseph R, saloon, 42 Baxter.
Boesser Simon, grocer. ~S2± w Broadway.
Bohlsen Abel, gt-ocer, c >r 6th and Walnut.
Bohlsen E & Sou (Eilert and William),
carpenters. 5 Vine.
Iv hlsi n John, gr. cer, 402 1st.
Bohmler J hn, notions, 167 Preston.
| Bohn A; Gans [George P B<>hn and Gei rge
Gans . stoves and tinware. 180 w Market.
Boh lie K. C, Cashier 3d National Bank
and }';•'-. Falls City Lithographing, En-
graving and Job-Pi tin ng Co.
Boklageifc Hild Frai :- Boklage, Julius P
Hild), soda-water. 481 3d.
Buland Micha, !, lawver. 107 Fifth.
Boldt A. & Co." i August Boldt Jr.;
Henry MeKibhim, Oysters, Fish, and
Game. 90 ind 97 Second. , See adv.)
Bol .: Mrs Rosa, dry goods, etc, Frankfort
a \ c n< ar Vernon.
Bollii g R R & Co, stationers, etc., 181 4th.
ing V. ■: il. physician, 126 3d.
Bonhomme John, fruits an J confectionery,
156 w Jefferson,
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Have Settled more t?\e;M 1,400
I<oxKe6, and Ixavc had but 13 Ro-
; stated Claim*, Aeents Everywhere.
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PRO PRIETOR
South-west Corner Second and Jefferson Streets,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Bonkofskv Vincent, ciuars, 339 Broadwav. Boyd Thomas, jeweler, 27l Story.
Bonnie Bros (Frank \\" and Robert I'), wh Boyd & Hubbert (Robt Boyd," James i.
liquors, 66 2d. Hubbert), mfrs agts, iron, nails, etc, 2 0
Booker James M, salt i n, 252 e Green, w Main.
Booker & BIakemore.!ivery,123andl2e 1st. I Boyd* Patrick II saloon, 307 Portland.
Borchers Henry, grot -r. 249 12th. J Bracias 1' & Co (Peter and Vincent
Burden Nellis, pr *pr Knickereocker Tbea- j Bradas), candy mfrs, 77 4th.
ter, 138 w Jetl'ers n. Bradas Thus notions, 102 7th.
Burdenhi nder John me ts. 1st and Walnut. - Braoburn Otto N. manager Louisville
Borgmann 11 & C Henry and Conrad) Printing Co, 87 4th.
saloon, Liederkranz H ill". : Bradley C & Son (Clark and Thomas F),
Boi'iitraejfer Martin, Pres't Louis- carriage-makers, 20 w Main.
ville Anzeiger Co.. Ill West Green. Bradley Jar lumber, 10tl and Broadway.
Boro Benj & Philip, -ah n. 1st and Green. Bradley & Gilbert (Jame* Bradley, James
Borsehiieek Frank V. ' ■■ i, 1 1< 3d. G Gi'lh t), printers, stationers," binders
Busier Andy, s:i , '4 e J e tier.- on. blank-books, etc, n-\v cor 3«1 and Green
Bossier Nicholas, Prop'r Nie 1> sler
Hotel, 1*7 West '•; ■ ',
Boss Per !. 1 o its and ■ i -2 e Marl
Bosse H. *V Br», H ' ry and Joseph),
U ndi rtaki rs, 214 1- '• -t Green.
Bossrne', er Pied, yi r, i and Jem r on.
Botsford Jas. L. A Co. J. L &
T. G. Botsford). \N . - ■ Butter, Pro-
duce, Fruits and Fam-v Groceries, 117
West Main.
Bott Sebastian, saloon, 350 Lexington.
Botto P .1 & Co (Peter J. Botto, !,
trunk mfrs. 117 u Market.
Botto Vincent, confectionery. 198 4 t ri .
Bottomley Thus S. prop r ( »id il> :: ib •■
steam laund ry, 5i ' w Jetl"< rs< ;.
Botto John P. lamUeape painter. B Courier-
Journal Buildinir.
Bouchard Frank .!. meats. Bowies' Mart.
Bon lie Chas J, cott'ev-roa.-t-r. 119 w Main.
Bouchet Michael, Very Rev Vicar-
General, D\ - ■ i :' Louis'^ i I -. 183 Fifth.
Bourbon House, Si iod grass A; Bourne,
prop':-, cor John.-. .-rj ind Main.
Bourbon Stock Yard Co (John G Barrett,
pres; George Birch, jupti, Johnson, bet
Market and Main.
Bourlier & Pro (Alphonsn & Emile),
ralvanized-iron cornices, 75.! 3d
Brudstreet A < . the Improved Mercantile
A ■:■ : ■/, Ham to iny. 6th nr Main.
!] i; I :. ■ A. physician, 18^ 3d.
Braend.d Moritz. stoves and tinware, 190
Pi ..t"ii.
Bra d .'■■!.,< '. furnil u n 57 e Ma 'ket.
Bi ! din II & Co 'J din II Brand), cof-
f md spice-mi!!-. 74 and 76 Btb.
B aindeis A A: Son (Adolphus and Alfred),
commission, 56 w M ain.
Brandt is Samuel, piiysit ian, 306 3d.
Brandenburg Mrs Marv, dressmaker. 139
PI, yd.
Bra mien hurg A: Co ( W P Brandenburg, H
li M tchell . jewelers, 2 Mi sonic Temple.
B -ai ul A drew, calm et-maker, 112 1st.
B andl Helena, hair goods, 3 '2 w Market.
Branh m Matthew, blacksmith, 2o0 w
Gret n.
Brannan Jarnes, grocer, 238 Fulton.
Brannin Horace < '. lawyer. 143 vv Jefferson
Brain in & Gl iver • A 0 Brannin, John S
Brannin, T H Glover), tobacco, 354 w
Main.
Brannon-Justi Paper Co Herman Justi,
jr. pre?, M J Brannon, sec, John Justi,
tri us, tnnfrs paper, 364 w .Market.
Brantley Rudolf, wagon-maker, cor Storey
and Br >\\ '. sboro roa I.
gaivanizeu-iron corniees, i-i.vou. aw aim im -. - >. =
Bourne Shockencv & Ran ken, live stock Bra tin <S Imliof (P H. Braun, J. Im
, l,. i. l. .r nr ... OO.i O. ....... A,-.,
commission merchants, Bourbon Stock
Yard-.
Bow >er John \Y A <•• .1 W and AY H
Bowser, J G Kid ! . a!, lit' 3d.
Boyce Rev. Jatltcs P., Chairman
Faculty Southern Bapti-t Theolocieal
Sernin ir \ north -' :-' W a :- nt. between
Sixth and So\ eni h
Boyd Clarence, portr ui painter, 16 Courier-
Journal building.
.iof), \Yagon-makers, 2^2 Baxter Ave.
Braun A; Co Marv and George), grocers,
157 e Market.
Brecki isnn Charles, tinsmith. 288 9th.
P.reeii Benjamin .J. lawyer, 206 w Jeffer-
Broit«*nl)aoJi Frank, Meat, Vega-
tal le md Fish Market, 253 Fast Chest-
nut.
Brekle Julia-, wall paper, 131 e Market.
,011 AD JU : Al PAID
Without ref ren •< to t! e Companies «"« manage.
BARBEE St CASTLEMAN, Leu sviile, Ky.
Ageuts everywhere South..
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POWER AND HAND
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STORES, WAREHOUSES and FACTORIES.
MANUFACTURER OF
iiillp. IQUMU UiUbilO, llUbio, iiUlDllll& if iiOUib
TOBACCO CASHsTO,
Oars, Capstans and Baas, Distill Tibs. &c.
No. 12 Eighth St., - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
Second-Kaad ZEScistizxgr "Wheels Always en HZasxd-
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I IN .U.I, ITS BRANCHES. Steel betters and Figures
» StenWl letters an.l 1 ien.res. L. BOCHE, Kngi-aw and
ll } 981 $ Ui« Siuker, 100 KAKDOU'Il STKEET, LliJK LOO II 1
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BremakerOIoore Paper Com-
1KU1J ' ' 'has. Hi miak r, 1'--.: .!. L.
RubeJ, > r.i, i . ., it ci pi <-r V\ ashing-
ton -i rid First. ■ .V ■ ndv. \
Br. riruin M i i ..,•' V. t run k mnfr. 67 4th.
Bsvnnun M, Ui iii-u; p. I ha . City Hall.
Brouiian & Bro iJohn and Matthew)
bla. ksmiths. 337 7th.
Brennnii A" i !•., T! nns Br-ni un,
v bi ■ nun <t M i n n , Agi ieultural I mpie-
men) -. cor G rei : ;nd ■• : .
Brenner, Car! C. artist. 73 u Market.
Brenniug II P, 2 i . • u ; . Citv Hall.
Bretm-y & Wright .1 R I'.. K V B, T I!
N rigli tvi oiJsaie sa I 11. r\ 203 w Main.
Brewer Elijah, Cual, i1'-: « Jefferson.
Brewer's Printing House, Win F Brewer,
mating t. Si l 3th,
Brewster < '<. 4. Owen, Attorney at
Law. Room - Evan* Bh .-.:] cor. Fifth
and Court Phi ■- See adv.
Breyibgi 1 & Peare. Un, B and Rubt W
Pearee). ;• ■•. - , ■, 213 3d.
Briekley Win. M. II., Steam Pie
and Cra. ker Bakery, eor Campbell and
Jefferson.
Britljreford & Co,, Louisville Stove
and Grate F . n d v Jar • •- Brid ;efoi I
Prest.; P. G. Miller, Vi, e-Prest.; A. B.
Wallace, Sec. and Press. ', 30 Sixth.
Bridges C A & Co i Clias ,\ Bridges, J P
Thompson, \V C Bridges), tobacco
warehouse, cnr ht '. ai d M ain.
Brid well Hotel, Stephen P. Brid-
well, Proprietor. 74 Fast Market.
Bridwell Pressly, prop'r Queen House, cor
Johnston and M ain.
Bright Geo, shoemaker. 143 Floyd.
Brile Cha«, dn .; ■ ■.-, - I 4th.
1 ■"■" 'kmann Geo M, tinner, 176 Caldwell. {
Brink.' & Paust (Rudolph Brinke, Geo i
Faust), grocers. 504 Madison.
Brinkley & Co i Miles F Brink: ■-.-. ,
whole-ale stoves, japaned and tinware, I
71 6th.
Brinkw nth II K. sin emaker, 2544 4th.
Brinly, Miles & Hardy Co. T. E. ''
C. Briiily. Pres't; A [.). M 1. Seey and ,
Treas.; Jas. E. Hardv, Sup't), "Plow
M mufactnrers, 128 to 138 Em t Main.
Brit'.. i) Mrs Maggie, cigars, 163 w Jeff'sn.
Broadus Rev Jt'.hn \ (B ptist'i, 35 Grav.
Broadway Hotel, Henry Flowers,
Prop'r. . or. N'ini i ai d Br. id way.
B ccar Frai k I, ; ■ int. r, 116 7th. '
Broo.kman Wm, grocer, 3 Jacob.
Broderick dohn & Bi-o. (J no
'■■ " ■ k, L. M. Broderick'., Wagon
Manilla. Hirers. 175 and 177 East Main
i Se.e aa -
Bro it John, wagon-maker, 449 e Main.
Brohm Darnian, eigar mfr. M7 w Market.
Brohii) Francis A., Wine and Beer
S II. 346 I.i [ < ,;.
;;'- mm • li. . ,,.. ■ •:-. i ; • ., unj Grayson.
Brongt-r F A Co [Francis BrongeV, ),
Hour and feed, 63 I 8th.
Bron ner Isad.u-, niillinerv, 112 w Market
Bronner I. A <■ & Co Leopold, Gustavus
and Israel Bioiint-i .wholesale millii ■■ y
21« w 31 tin.
Bronnert Geo F, saloon, 135 Market.
Br. ikes Chas, se< ond-har d gds. 117 Br. .ok.
Bi ioks Kd A. phot --,ap; .-. 344 « M . ■■ -.
Brooke Mrs Mary, dry tr, ,. , :j'.i',) ,• Market.
Brooks Mr.- Sophia, mi ilmerv. 344 e Market.
Brose Adam, saiuoji, 20 e Main.
Brown Mrs Bertha, dry g.x ds, 362 e Mkt.
Brown Edward 0, plivgieian, 333 Wash-
ington.
Brown James L, real estate, 1"/-U w Jef-
ferson.
Broun J. I>ixon&Co., [J.D. Brown,
J. S. Hyde), Lumber, .-or Jackson and
Main.
Brown J T S. wholsale liquors, 320 w Main.
Brown, Johnson & Co (J G Brown, N L
Johnson, S C Walker) corn mission mer-
< ha its. hay and grain, 29 4th.
Brown Lewis A, grocery, 455 Hancock.
Brown Mrs Maria, notions, 469 Preston.
Brown Mrs Mary, grocer, 57 e Main.
Brown Silas A, horse-shoer and wagon-
maker, 154 .- Main.
Brown. Thompson & Co, wholesale whis-
kies, 243 w Main.
Brown & Co (James Jv Brown, ),
produce and commission, 110 2d.
Brown field George W., Blacksmith
•ir:'' V\ igon-maker, north-east corner
18th and < '] ostnut.
Brii< h Anton, boots and shoes, 458 3d.
Bruckert Win, tailor, 366 e Walnut.
''r: "1,r -r ■' ph, pain • . 662 w Market.
Brunn Jacob, millinery, 103 e Market.
B run tier Conni i. grocer, 108 Preston.
Brutscher John grocer 682 Washington,
Bryan John E, grocer. 152 5th.
Bryant K. ,)., Claim Agent, 343 West
Jefferson. See ,i ■' .
Bryant & Co (James M Bryunt, Amos G
McCampbell), commission, 80 w Main.
, ■ '.-:■: I ■ •■ ■ ling over ?*0,000,000 of Firo Eal 8 II
& . •; t-V.i.nl. audop rating la 10 South- P«fift ||tl B I] I Rl
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F. S. KIRTLAND.
JNO. W. McCRAW.
FINE TAILORING
RTLAND
ERCHANT
LOUISVILLE, KY.
We carry the best line of Foreign and Domestic CLCTHS, CASSIMERES
and SUITINGS to be found in the city, from which we are prepared to make to
order in the best manner and in artistic style. We employ none but First-class
Cutters and Workmen. Samples and Rules for Self-measurement sent on application.
I. N. POOLEY,
W. E. GROVE
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Central and Southern Dep't,
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Buchanan R & L (Rowan and Lytle), law-
yers, 12 Ci liter.
Buchanan «Sc Bro (James Bu han m, John
W I!' chanan), real estate, 182 w Main.
Buehter Henry, ( haii mfr, ■'. 55 e Green.
Buckel Conrad, sal .on, 1 I 3d.
Bucking ham Theatre, J. P. AVhal-
len, Proprietor, 102 West Jefferson.
Buckle Bombard, physician and druggist,
253 e Gre< n.
Bu< kley lln, Adelo, dress-maker. 16-8 4th.
Buckley Reuben M. lawyer. 7 Court Place
Buckner James F Jr. lawyer, 1"> Law
Temple, cor 5th ; nd ' ireen.
Buddeke John H, saloon, til 3d.
Bueehel Valentine, sal . n 198 w Market.
Bueren Alexander i'. • c an, ^;j0 Story.
Buhl Jnhn, bai her, Y-!A Baxter.
Bull Dr. John, Bull'.- Sursaparilla,
Bull's W .mi De-troyer, Smith's Tonic
Syrup, Ounce 31U West Main. {See adv.)
Bill! Dr. John, P oprietarv Medicine,
319 West Main. (Set
Bull Oliver T, hardware. 12 e Market.
Bullitt .! F & Son [Joshua F and Joshua
F jr), lawyers, 1 77 Gr< en.
Bullittt R'A, ass dist uttv. 1"" w J< fferson.
Bullitt & Harris (Thos* \V Bullitt. W O
Harris), lawyers, cor Ce '. r and Green.
Bullock Mr- Isabella, notions. 319e Market.
Bullock & Anderson (Wm F Bullock and
Wilkins G Anderson), lawyers, 178 w
Jefferson.
Bundschu Frank L, meat 252 e Jefferson.
Burge Joseph, grocer. 126 Bank.
Burghard .1 T. notions, 40 e Market.
Bulk'; Patrii k, harness-maker, 135 5th.
Bark.' R, harness-malo r. 253 w Jefferson.
Burkbardt J. hn, bak r, 356 e Market.
Burkhardt John, shi maker. 227 Shelby.
Burks Jackson, furniture, 419 w Market.
Burnett T L, city attorney, City Flail.
Burnett & Burnett (Theodore L, ,1. ; i C,
and Gilbert), lawyers, 6 Law Ten pie,
Burnt. am A B & Col Almond 15 Burnham),
whol stoves and tinware, 280 w M tin.
Bun,- Ga'-rt-tt, saloon. 247 P .rt! '•■: a\ .
Burns li !•_ '•. fi nt'*'« lio: er; 12 • Jeff rson.
Burns John, grocer. 235 1' rtland ay.
Burns Mrs Maria, grower, 339m Magazine.
Burn-!; Frank B. mfrs aL't. 41 4th.
Burrows Rev J L (Baptist , 82 Br< ad way.
Bun!- Chas shoi maker, 425 18th.
Burtel Cornelius, dioemaker, 423 e Main.
Burtel Wm C, billiards and eiijars. 146 5th.
Burton & Sibley (James P.Burton,
Guy C. Sibley), Attorneys at Law. Ill
Fifth.
Busche.meyer Henry, saloon, fS 4th.
Buschm: n Chas H, grocer, 502 w Market.
Buschmann F Wm, grocer, cor 10th and
Market.
Bush Robert D, pork packer, 35 to 45
Geiger.
Bussy Catherine, grocer, 212 Grayson.
Butterweck Charles, bakery, 695 \v Market.
Button Albert, grocer, 48 e Market.
Buyer John, tinsmith, n s Jeff e of 1st.
Byrne Miss Jennie, dress-maker, 392.? w
"Market.
Byrne Peter, Broom Manufacturer. "J'.1w1
East Market.
I'.;. tne & Speed, John P Byrne and James
B Sp< di, coal, 139 sv Jefferson.
Cain Mrs F, dressmaker, 139 7th.
Cain -John S.. Clerk of the Circuit
Court ,.i .1 fferson County, Court House.
Caldwell Isaac P, lawyer, 180 w Jefferson.
Caldwell 1. «£ J., *£ Winston
(Isaac Caldwell, Junius Caldwell. <;'".
A. Winston), Lawyers, 180 West Jeffer-
Si 'II.
Calla^han John, Distiller, 187 Weit
Main.
Callahan Mrs Bridget, saloon, 29 7th.
Callahan *v Son (James and Charles
Hi. Grocers, cor. Ninth and Broadway.
(See adv. \
Callaway James F, tobacco broker, cor 8th
and Main.
Carnentz Ernest, cigars. 295 e Main.
Cammel Mrs Kate, dress-maker, 184 4th.
Campbell Rev Euos (Christian), 514 w
Chestnut.
Campbell Joseph O & Sons (Joseph 0,
Joseph O jr, Charles A), machinists.
90 1st.
Canada Mr- D, grocer, n e corner 11th and
Br. ad w ay.
Canada Southern Line. Chas II King, a_r'.
room 4, Board of Trade Building.
CaniiH* J. F. & C. K. James F. and
Ch i -- E. Surire >n ! '• nti.-ts, 170 Filth.
Cannon A B i crs W 11 Byers . wholesale
n illmery, i'-'l vv Main.
Caperton A. C. & Co. ! A. C. Caper-
ti i; and ), Booksellers, Station ers.
and Publishers. G05 F itrtb. i See ■ ■■■
Cardoni I'hivini), Sculptor and M i-
meiital Worker. 677 East Broadway, near
Cave Hill.
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FAT? FFAArfl AND GENERAL HASDWAl - Ities at Lowest Prices.
. . Send ib dogu to FJ SI). SC iJLEDING, 835 Broad-
l <JXJ A \7VJLJU way s - i 880 North Fourth Street. - - ST. LOUIS. MO.
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Carle P W, gn eer, 130 'ith.
Carlo I 'harles, fruil etc. .' 14 e Jeftcrs m.
CiirOll C. K., Publisher City Direc-
tories of Louisville, Ivy., and New Al-
bany and Jeffi r*oiiviil.< . In ... l'2-i Fourth
A\ enue, '• ir. Jeffersi n.
Carpenter Aimear A Co. (John E.
Carpenter. Jas. F. Annoar, A. B. Burn-
ham), ' l-alvanized I ron and '
Works, IG an 146 Ni
Carpenter Charles F, physician, 1-7 1th.
Carpenter James S., General Agent
Connecticut Mut .... Lii'e [ns. Co., south-
east cor 6th and Main.
Ciirpi ! . i. er X -Julius, gunsi ith.l to Jae :s n.
Carpenter & Evans Kobt J Carpenter,
Thos K Evans i, photographers, 74 4th.
Carr Byron O, supervising inspector of
stet'-n-ves- ds. C'.u toi i-h> is .
Carr II. 31., L'nii d States Claim Attor-
ney, 250 West Jeff ■:.-.•:..
Carr Wiinlon A., FL ise, Sign, and
Office Painter, Paper-hanger and Deco-
rator; office, lot) West Jeffersoi . Ilesi-
deuee, Shippingport, 9tj Jackson ■"■• •
Carrington Ford S. livery, 20 w Main.
Carrington John \V & Co (John W Car-
rington, Chas il Conrad .' Virginia leat-
tobaeeo commission, 362 v, Main.
Carro ! Patrick, u.~ v r, a i R ■■■ an.
Carson J T & Co f J T Carson. 1, Pro-
duce-dealers. 105 w Main.
Carter Bros. & Co. cA. and J. G.
Carter, J.C. I! ■■:!. ■■!, W. B. Car.,. :.. 1). A.
Forline), Wholesale Dry Goods, 279, 281
and 283 West Main.
Carter Frank. Assistai t Superintend-
ent Louisville «fc Cii 'tnnati 1 ni tod -States
Mail-line Co.; Office, Wharfhoat, foot of
Third.
Caruth Asher G, Commonwealth's Attor-
ney, 1 13 5th.
Cary Arthur, Lawyer. 9 Court Place.
Cary George li. Iru^gi t, 17G 7th.
Cary & Conroy (Michael J Cary, Win
Conroy}. brick-} ird, IGtii and Lexingt'n.
Casey .Mr- Ellon, o:ro< er, -!>9 e Main.
Cass Lewis, barber, 150 Clay.
Cassella Alexandi r. saloon, 154 w Green.
C i Lb man !> il. : if-tobaeco, 270 w Market.
Cau field Columbus I., ir a Cotta
(< tods and Piumi-1 er - >■ pplii - 53 Fifth
Avenue i hotel build my . .S'e, ■■
Caummiser Thos C. broom mnfr, 22 4th.
Cawein John, saloon, h~ 4th.
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Cawein Dr Wm & Co (Win Cawein, J
Hi nrv Doerr), fain by medicines, 93 7th.
Cecil John G, ph\ ~ i • i in. 310 2d.
Central Catholic Ad\ oi ate | .v.- -klv , L li
Bel] propr. -:> Ith.
Central Coal and iron Company,
B. D ip' ut, Pn -.; Thos. .!. Tapp, Vice-
IV"-. : Ban non C. oieman, Sec, i loal-
■-'•■ ers ai d D filers. Proorieiors of Guv-
;• : lb.-: dor, Men er, - I i ' y, an 1
Muhlenb*: rg M ines. 53 Tiii I. -v a< .•
Central Hotel, Form Dolin, Pn pri ter,
$1 per dav, 11*7 and 199 Market, Near
Sixth.
Cerasola Benedict, fruits, 30 e Marki t.
Cerusola Mrs Marv,
Grav,
Cerf Mrs Bcttie, clothing, 70 e Market.
Chamberlain C& Co Columl • ■ nd Henry
B. Chamberlain . bitters. 339 w Market.
Chamberlain Edw, agt cotton-miils, 41 • d.
Chamberiin Courtland, fish oysters and
game, 47 w Jefferson.
Chambers Lee, examiner and notary pub-
lic, 11 Center.
Chambers Samuel R. seeds 35 3d.
Chapman Charles B, southern passenger
agt O & M R*y Co, s-e cor 4th and Main.
Chi ppell House, Stuard Chappell propr,
s-e cor Jefferson and 1st.
Chase E 11 «v Co j E II Chase, A S Jerome,
C E Chase) whosale liquors, 3 w Main.
Chase & Clements, -I. W. Chase, J.
E. Clements), Commission, 97 West
Main.
Chila Mrs Mary, cor.fectionery.86 w Water.
Chenault Wm, lawyer. Ill 5th.
Chenoweth Henry, physician, 259 2d.
Cherry ?>lr> ..Mary, grocer, 258 Fulton.
Chesapeake A. Ohio Railway, James W
Wheeler agt. lo.j w Main.
Ch. ss, Carley & Co J D Carley, )
lib. naval stores etc, 125 w Main.
Chess Wyniond, Coopers. Office 125
West Main, Factory cor B. and I h.
1 ' ring Benjamin C gro ■ . •">'.' 7 7r !i.
Clliekerilljr Alvill A., Grocer, Feel
aiid Coal Tard, South-East Cor. Main
and Preston.
Ch ering Miss Inez, n itious, 599 7th.
Cliilders & Parsons, Proprietors of
I, mi jvii j Op :. i ire Place Manufactur-
ing Co., 145 West Jefferson. <ee adv.)
Chi ton, Guthrie & Co, trunks, 133 ith.
Chilton, <i uthrie & i i | John L CI ton,
Alexander 1 Guthrie, James G Guthrie)
trunk nianfrs, 186 v>- Main.
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Christian SS Association, c; C Ciineeditor,
92 v? JetFerson.
Chrestle John F, boots and shoes, 5 1th Ave.
Christ VMchju'l, Proprietor Christ's
Brewery, 20 to • •■• t .'■:•>. i- • r Avenue.
Christe S F, boot.* and -hoes, 96 6th.
Christian G< >rgc 1'. vr er, >'' >• Green.
Chri-t;" [Tho i»),. -,-v.-:- ['Presbyterian
weekly ) Co • • > i pi hlishers, room
5 Courier-Journal huildinir.
Christman Frank, grocer, 120 w Madison.
Christopher Caleb, carpenter, 60 Center.
Christopher Charles L, (-.irpenler, alley
bet Broadway and <Jr: - tnd l.-t and 2d.
Christopher Henry, baker,] c College.
Cimiotti Theo. Si Co.. Theodore
Cimiotti, John Ruby), Manufacturers
Ladies, Misses and < ildi Fine Shoes,
South- West Corner Sixth ami Main.
(See aih.\
Citizens Nati uial Bank, .1 D Barret, pres;
11 C Rodes cash : cor Bullitt and Main.
City Brewery, Frank Fehr, propr; 174 e
Green
City "Malt House, Ferdinand F. Lutz,
Proprietor: Manufactures Barley, Rye,
and Corn Malt; 27 to 31 Twelfth^ corner
High. (See adv.)
Clanev Patrick J, saloon, 336 w Main.
Clark" A F & Co iA F Clark, M B Bnt-
tortt i, grocer, 1 14 2d.
Clark Daniel, saloon, 71 Lafayette.
Clark James, leaf-tobaoeo, cor 13th and
Rowan.
Chirk Jas A & Co iJas A Clark. Chas
White), whol liquors, 2-5 3d.
Clark J. S. & Co., Marble, 72 w Jef-
ferson.
Clark Michael E, meats, 7 4th.
Clark cV Haeberlin, Meat Market, 7
4th Avenue.
Clarke Bro & Co, printers, 37 \ 3d.
Clarke Chas J, architect, j-w cor 4th and
Green.
Clarke Mrs Margaret, notions, 584 7th.
Cleaver & Smith (Sam Cleaver, Abner J
Smith,, lawyers, 186 w JetFerson.
Cleland John, millinery, 106 w Market.
Cleland Mrs M, mi lery, [01 4th.
Clemens Jacob H, salo >n, 68 5th.
Clemens J M. physician, 500 w Market.
demerit Joseph, vyer and justice of
peace, 2 and 3, ( ' >urt Pla •'.
Cleimnoiis & vVillis Jui his L Ciei i
Hon. Albert S Willis), lawyers, 6
Court Place.
Clerget Mrs Mary E, wines and liquors,
438 w Main.
Clifton Charles, insurance agent, 14C v,
Main.
Cline Mrs A .1 & Co (Mrs A J Clin- an I
< Jeorge Giebel i, coal dealers,300 r {_iv< n.
Cline Charles S., Hardware, Lumber,
Hoors. Sa»h, Blinds. :tnd General Build-
ing Material. <•< Fast Market.
Cline Rev. C. C. (Christian), 92 West
Jefferson. [Se< adv.)
Cline C. C. Editor, 92 West Jeffer»< i .
Cline C. ('. & Co. (C. C. Cline, T. L
Mi Iven, J. R. Marrs, Publishers, 92 and
94 West Jefferson. [See adv.)
Cline Miss Louisa B, dress-maker, 370 e
Walnut.
Close & Wasson (Win H Close and H P
Wasson |, dr\ goods, 170 and 172 4th.
Clover Philip \, | rocer. 715 Portland ave.
r, d S W, eoal-i :i!-;r, 113A 3d.
Coblens Felix, physician, 24(< Jackson.
Cochran Robert, lawyer, 11 Center.
Cochran «X: Fulton (G. II. Cochran.
Edward Fulton), Wholesale Liquor-. 26
West Main.
Cochran & Woody (Samuel Cochran. Sam-
uel Wi dy), physicians, 472 w "Walnut.
Coghlail William C, Architect and
Civil-engineer, south-east cur. Third in I
Market.'
C' i en Charlotte, furniture. 63 e Market.
Cohen Gcursje, clothing, 33 e Market.
C< hen Lee 11. hats and caps, 151 w Market.
Cohen Marcus, clothing, 151 A w Market.
Cohen Max, dry goods" 170 e" Market.
Cohen Morris, tailor. ;Mw Market.
Cohen Morris, clothing, 3 e Market.
Cohen Philip M, clothing, 182 w Market.
Coker Pendleton G, whol millinery, 233 w
Main and 392* w Market.
Coldewey Anton F, prest Western Bank
and Western InsuranccCo, 93 w Marke.t.
Coldewey August, whol liquors, 67 w .Main.
Coleman iktnmm, Secretary Central
Coal A: Iron Co., 63 Third.
■ leman Richard T. gents' furnishing
goods, 137 4th.
Coieman & Bro | Fdward R Coleman,
Richard L Coleman), mnfrs agents, 145
W Main.
Col*<ail A McAlee [John Colgan,
James A. McAfee . I)r i.;:_ri.-ts arid • -
ufaeturers Cobban's Tatfy-Tolu Chewing-
Gum, cor. Tenth and Walnut and cor.
Tenth and Broadway.
m> w m m m&* A ^ ' - - i 8 Hav€ s«ttl*d IU,irf tu,,n ss'500
.,.,,. .illirllll sUted Claim.. Agents Everywhere^
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entral Coal t Iron
PROPRIETORS OF
MUHLENBERG MINES, MERCER MINES,
P. 0. Mercer Station. Ky. '
Telegraph Address. Muhlenberg, Ky.
GUYLENA MINES,
STROUD CITY MINES, GREEN RIVER MINES,
Strcud P. 0.. Owensboro Junction, Ky.
Telegraph Address, Owensboro Junction.
RENDER MINES,
P. 0. McHenry, Ky.
Telegraph Address, Hamilton Station, Ky.
-A.c3-5.ress, £«£.A.X2>T OZPSTICE, S3 TZEXIZRJD STREET,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
«• SPECIAL RATES TO DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
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Oolhns Absalom, coal, 335 w Mark, t. I Cook Archib ild B, phvsieian, 152 w J.-fl V
« , liu.s Mrs Com, ladies' furnishing g yds, ■ Cool; Geor-e. ohvsdcian, 807 w Market
;;;'J w Market , Cook il :nr\ I'. dr . .• wells 372 w Market
Collins Hilton, mnfr single-trees, 15tb and Cook, Huffman & Co (Josh Cook Jno I!
Dumesnil. Hoffman, Jno N Littrell), wholesale
Collins Ink Co., Thomas H. Collins, , coal. 110 Water.
Manager. Mrfrs. Ink, Mucilage. Blu- , Cook & SIons (James W. Cook, Levi
:- : '2!}] }y** v<: '■ r- • i ' SI- . I .. I - md Opticians, lo-i
< o Sin ■ 1,- u :-. lawyer, Law lee p] . cor ' Foil i
:'**< and Green. ; Cooke II Brent, lawver, 135 v, Jeffer^oi
Collins Madame A, dress ker, 6 e Mark. | Cooked. Esteu*, Secretary and Treas-
Collins Richard 11. S Co., Histori-
cal Publishers, 1 1 Curier-Journnl Build-
ing.
Collins Wm. A., Editor Louisville
Commercial, 102 West Green.
Columbus Celestini, sal. on, .'1 w Water.
C. mmonweaith Disl rib ition Co, R M
Board m m, soe'y, C urier-Journal Build-
ing, cor 4th and Green.
urer National Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion, 151 West Jefferson.
C >oley Mr. Molly, cigars, 21 e Jefferson.
Cooling' Henry >.., Lumber Dealer
! Walnut and Ash a Spe< ialty).
04 Fifth. Yard, cor. Fourteenth and
Ivi I tileky.
Co mes M F, physician, 145 w Chestnut.
Ci oper Michael, grocer, 201 9th.
Commercial Express Line. Sam G Hon- j Cope John B?, Mesit~Marke't and Pro
kins, agent, office 144 w Main
Commercial Publishing Co., W.
<,. Wiise.ii, Pres.: R. M. Kelly, See.; Pub-
lisher- Daily and Weekly Commercial,
102 West Green. (See adv.)
Compton Wm, gr n er, 150 e Market.
Condolph Clements, saddlery and harness
manufacturers, 193 Story.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., James S Carpenter, General
Agent, S-E corner Sixth and Main.
Conner II J, til ner, 195 Sixth.
Conner Andrew J, tinner, 378 12th
19 West Ji fferson.
Corbett Mrs Mary, boots and shoes, 83 e
Market.
Cornwall & Pro (Wm Cornwall. AYrn
Cornwall Jr, and Aaron W Cornwall),
-•>.[. and candle mfrs, 145 Washington.
Corriga l F E, physi ian, 217 Preston.
Cosgrove llugil T., Refrigerators, cor.
F.ourteenth and Green. (See adv.)
Cosgrove Peter, grocer, s-w cor 11th and
Green.
Cotton C I>. lawyer, Board Trade building.
Co iries J, boots ami shoes, 449 w Market.
Conner Chas. If., Manufacturer of ; Cowcii & Robinson (B. R. Cowei
Roofing Material, South-east corner Clay '■, and J. W. Robinson), General Agents
and Franklin. (See adv.) | North-western Mutual Life Insurance
Coimiff Martin, Proprietor Franklin i Company of Milwaukee, for 01 i ■ and
House, 331 Broadw iy. See adv.) Kentucky. 2 Board of 'J rade Building.
Conn,. ley 11 y, prop'r Virginia House, 7 2d. ! Cowling R ( ». phvsieian, 50 w Chestnut.
Connor B 15 on Co, commission, 38 4th. j Cowper J T, druggist. 749 w Chestnut.
Conrad Charles, tailor. 133 3d. , Cox G H, physician, 329 Broadway.
Conrad, fable & M»<mey Thorn! sConrad, | Crail S I!, clerk U S cin nit court, Cust ■in-
August Fable, J EMooney tanners, cor : house.
12th and Lexington. ' Craig Mr.- Ida. dress-maker, 57 2d.
Conrad Rev Rufus (col Christian), 41 i Cral'le Isaac S, notary public, 132 5th.
w Wain i (■••;., „ | ,] l0 lD .' , ,,':., lt.;,!er, 129 ! I.
Ceirad W P & Sons | Wm P. Mordi. a L, < ranev D, irr r, .r 13th and Madison.
George A, Thomas J G), leaf-tobacco, Crawford Kobert J, florist. 51 w Jefferson.
178 19th. Crecel'uis J T, druggist, 030 w Market
ConryWm, grocer, cor 18th and Magazine. Creijrhton A; Son i Geo. W. and Wil-
Conti Frank, fruits, 2 It*, w Market. lard J. Creighton), Hardware, 142 West
Converse & Co ( Rev K Bart let t Converse, ! Market.
Rev Thomas E Converse), publishers Crew Francis D, cigars, etc., 184 Preston.
The Christian Observer, office, room 5. j Crittenden Robt H, C S Marshal, Custom-
Courier-Journal Building. house.
\ffft,r!fi < T\ TTrnrnTTT^ I^TTI "nil"*"* Without reference to the Companies we manage,
, i ft ftij] pA j BAR8EE & CASTLEMAN, L i .. iie, Ky.
JOUijU timUtiLhb J-UiD liilJJ Agents everywhere South.
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ESTABLISHED 1833.
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Repairing Promptly Attended to.
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Crolly G W, n rtions, s-w cur 16th and
Chestnut.
Cromie Isaac, coal-dealer. SI w Market.
Croruie 1 a -var I, 344 o Main.
Cromie John, supt Northern Lake Lee Co, j
162 3d a v.
Cromio \V, wholesale paper and gun-pow- i
der. 290 w Main.
Crosfoj ';. 1.. *V K. M. ' o, K
Mrs. i.. M. I 'rusl j , P< rtrait Painters, :
14 Center, i See adv.)
Crosier }..' «n! S. sp< v ia] cli puty surveyor, ;
Custom-hou .
Cross Chas C, restaurant, :')14 w Jeff< rson.
Cross Chas II, confectionery, 1 -■ 5th.
Cross Goo, umbrella nifr, .4''' v, Jefferson.
Cross John, i la k tnith, 70 12th.
Crowe John E, physician, 178 5th.
Crucible Steel Casting and Mel ! Co (M
Lewis Clarke ;r, prest; O A Knapp, !
vice-prest; Julius Barbaruux, secy and j
riRii:":' r ,, ■•'■ 8th and W iter.
Cruil N ■•'* in, grocer, \V2 \\ ' '*tn«t.
Crump «V Davidson i Feudal) A Crump, j
James David-on.i. wholesale stationers,
162 w Main,
Crump & SissonfW H Crump, C W Sisson), I
commission merchants, 135 w Main.
Crush & Fleckensteii:, merchant tailors, 8 j
w Market.
CrutcherThos B, iron, nails, steel, etc., 309 '
w Main. i
Crystal Spring Distillery Co, Stege, Kei- ;
ling & Co, distillery 1st. and Ship av, of- }
lice Main bet 3d and 4th.
Culley J L, carptr and bldr, 201 w Green. !
Culph & Halsey (Amos Culph, W H Hal- '
sey), wholesale grocers, 99 v. Main.
Culver Chai A grocer, q Jefferson.
Culver Kichard M, grocer, 5:.1 Shelby.
Cummins David, physician, 80 w Chestnut.
Cummins It. «\: Co. (R. Cummins,
A. T. Smith, Nicholas Miller .Distillers,
95 West Main.
Cummins & Greathouse,
Main.
Curd II. T.. Auditor
lly, 11 8A w Main.
Curran Mrs Mary. trroceries 1 I ! St I .
< ' ■ . ! Math'1 ■ . grocer, Floyd and Green.
Currej Bonj B, claim agt. 13*; >• Jefferson.
Cum y T 15 n :..r i , v\ •'• ff< ••■)..
Currie Geo K. tertili/.«r int'r, cor Washing-
ton and !'< icn u an.
Curtin C. A., Archit ct, Ni rth-cast
painters, 368 e
L. N. A. & C.
cor Bullitt and Main. (See ad i
Cnsack John T, crockery and notions, 404
and 411' w Jefferson.
Cus iden Geo W, confectionery, 379 w.
Jefferson.
Dae ;■ • Jacob grocer, 1 Soutbgate, cor 15th.
Daeuble Louis, carriage painter, 309 e
"Walnut.
Daeuble Louis, harness-mkr, 188 e Market.
1' Gee, V, barber, 357 e Market.
i. Val, grocer, cor 19th and Main.
Da) ■ Wm, shoemaker, 189 e Green.
Dalton Mrs Margaret, grocer, 68 e Mai'.
Dant'orth J L& Co (J L Dan forth, "W T
I. :wis . ins agents, n-c cor 3d and Main,
Dr.r. . Fred, saloon, 318 e Jefferson.
Daniel Smith, propr Ohio Falls Cooperage
"Works, 896 Portland ave.
Dannenbauer Frederick, meats, Citizens'
M rki-t.
D'Arcy Mrs C:,rr\» M. c stumer, 189 3d,
Darjfel "William, Mattress Manu-
facturer, '■': -7 Pre.-t< ...
Darliiighaus II. A Co. (Henry Dar-
Iii gbai -, Cli -. ii. Naber, John H.
Kink bein;, Mnfrs. Ladies', Misses', and
Children's Fine Shi >es, 73 Sixth. {See adv.)
Darnall & "Co ;C T and S H Darnall),
•■ hoi ■ igars and tobacco, ]$•"> 4th.
Daumont Edmund J. watch-maker, 292 1st.
David I-uae, grocer, 2-HJ 9th.
David Sim* n, cro ikery, 152 e Market.
David Simon <fc Son (Simon David.
Myer if. iiilpp) Wholesale Dealers in
Rags and Scrap-iron, 219, 221. and 223
East Market.
Davidson Adolph, shoes, 111 w Market.
Daviess County Distilling Co, 187 w Main.
Davis Abraham, second-hand goods, ~3 e
Market.
Davis David, Hides, 27 and 29 East
Market.
Davis Kli G, physician, 225 Preston.
Davis Furniture Mnfg Co The J W, cor
Preston and Lampton.
Davis Hamlet W, provisions, 58 2d.
Davis .1 T. grocer, 137 7th.
Davis .1 Wash, furniture, 110 and 112 w
'Main.
Davis J '/., sign-painter, 1 i4 Oth.
Davi> Ke/in C, lawyer 28 Court Place,
Davis Trabue A- Co (Wm A Davis, Rich-
ard Trabu - •■: T M liory |, who]
ilt;. u is, 269 w Main.
Davis V'iiicei t, • 1 1 ■ i ■■••_■.- 1 and prest Louis-
ville Col) 'ge ot 1': tniiacy, 2KH 'hesnut.
Davis Wm F, turn repai 'er, 230 e Market.
V\ • B»Jffffl « £*'''"■ B 1 M ControiHnc over 840,000,000 of Fire K! V % l
■ 7 j"' ..--,:..' in Hi - .•::• Djfig If* ' • v- £'*»*
£i*«Wg£sl « &>vi.:;;.i.j»iti '7r<- , ' ' " ; in liit* kiih mmm i
7 Louiavill*. Kj Agents everywhere.
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PORTRAIT PAINTERS,
WE ATE PREPARED TO DO ALL KIMS OF WORK IN
Oil, Pastelle, Water Colors
INDIA INK AND FRENCH CRAYON.
We will take any ol«i family picture, such as Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, Ferrotype,
Photograph or any description of small picture, and enlarge them to any size desired, and
paint such enlargement in any of the above styles.
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StmcLIo: USTo. 420 Centre Street.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Central and Southern JDep't.
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Davis Win J, svc and treas Board of Trus-
tees of Public Schools, 5-; cor Walnut
and Center.
Davis & EIad< n (John T Davis, Matt J j
Haden), distillers 9 w Main.
Day James, sportsmen s /■''-. 68 3d.
Day Will 11. wnfi c-ti n ■;•, 117 4lh.
Dayspring The (illustrated uonthly), A C 1
Caj ertoji, editor ai : . - ■ '■ -1 i h.
Dearing ( Larles T. booksei!ei\ printer, and j
binder, n-w cor 3 1 ai d Jefferson.
De Brouve Samuel S, seco; d-hand store, ;
135 e Jefferson.
Decker J< hn, tailor, 381 e Jefferson.
Decken Henry, grocer, s-w cor 9tu and j
Walnut
Deen John B, furniture, 300 w Market.
Defler. Mrs Li ;zie L, coi fectionerv, 734 '•
Portland ave.
]>r Our:.:'. John, carpenter, :44; 6th.
Dehler George, sal « n, 34 Market.
Deity Rev 11 L ( Baptist
DeLang Felix, watch-maker, 144 w Jeffn.
Delus Peter, grocer, 279 e Madison.
Demaree James A, (irand 1; p irter Grand j
Lodge of Kentucky Knights of Honor, !
office, 150 w Main.
Demaree Wrn H, painter, :J">7 Portland av. ]
Dembitz Lewis N, lawyer G and 7 Schur- I
mm m block.
Dempf G A, leather and findings. 21 w Mr.
Denhard Edward L., Mnfr. Pic- j
ture Frames and Moldings. Chromos a i
Specialty. 438 West Mar.-.-.
Denhard Henry, shoemaker, 107 w Markt. !
Denner Julius, notions, 441 Clay.
Dennis Temple E, tailor, "7 6th.
Denniston ev Gillespie • Mis- K E Dennis-
ton are! Mr.- H K Gillespie), dress-mak-
erB, 203 3d.
Dent & Tucker (Black Dent and T T
Tucker), saloon, 84
Denunzio Joseph, fruit, 100 w Jefferson.
Deppen Charles A. marble. 527 7th.
Deppen Henry jr. leaf-tobacco. 394 w Main. !
Deppen & Son (John L and. John L jr). |
clothing, cor Market and tth.
Depp-' Charles, tail »r, 3-jU i Chestnut.
Dering H. It., Gen. Pa,s. Agt. J. M.
& I. K. K., office, V, ard of Trade Build- j
ing. Third and Main.
DeSollar H S, Secretary Southern Business j
College, ' w cor 4th and Gre-m.
Detchen John H. ./r . sr. 1 J". eMarket.
Detroit Safe i loinpany, E. A. Magin-
ness, Agent, 17* West Main.
Dettiinger Vincent, saloon, 721 Portland
!.-, enue.
Denser George D., Publisher Katho-
!': iher Glaubtiisbote. weekly; Printer,
1 an i Dealer in Books and Station-
ery, 431 West Market.
Deus r Mrs Phillipina, dry goods, 188 e
( ri een.
I, hatt r, 446 w Marl i t.
Deutsche G rluegel und Bennen Zeitung,
C C Stuecker & Co publishers, German
M thly L'o . and Bee Culture, cor
Gray and Shelby.
Devcli John K. physician, 551 w Market.
D . Louis, coal. 306 e Market.
1 h w bi rrv John, sal >on, 90 6th.
DeWitt Mildred J. grocer, n-w cor 2d and
Jefferson.
]>■ . Frank, men bant tailor, 268 w Jeffs'n.
1 :•':• A M, toba ugi ; 208 w Main.
Dickel George, wattd -ma ker, »3 w Market
Dickei Henry, frroc -r 351 ■• Cm stnut.
Diekinson Furniture Mamufae-
t urinv Co. f John A. Dickii son, Prest.,
Lewis K. Dickinson, Sec'y, Manufac-
tures all kinds ot Furniture, Mattresses
and Bedding, Factory 265 to 269 Jacob.
Office and Salesroom 78 and 80 Sixth.
^'ee adv.)
Di hold Alois, grocer, 137 Floyd.
Diebokl Frank A, salrvn, 62 8th.
Diebo ■' .1 >hn, stone, 52U Portland Ave.
Diefenbach Frederick, grocer, cor Clay
and "Washington.
Diefenbach George, meats. 299 e Main.
Diehl C Lewis, druggist, Broadway n-w
cor 3d.
Diehl Frederick, books. ]09 e market.
Diehl Jacob, fruits, 365 e Market.
Da hi Phi! p, barber, 83 17th.
Diehl Valentine, tailor, n-e cor 18th and
Madison.
Diel Charles, grocer, 393 e Walnut.
Dierkop Louis. groc< ry, 446 Prest in.
Dierkson Frank, locksmith. 327 w Market.
Dierkson Joseph, barber, 327 w Market.
Diersen Joseph '!' brew( r. 168 *» Green.
Diei . i) Mr- Catharine, grocer, 314 e
Jefferson.
Di« rson Mrs L< uisa, dress-maker, 102 Jeff-
ers< n
Dietrich John, meat-market, 322 Preston.
Di , Michael, saloon, 146 e Main.
Dietznuu n K, b iota and shoes, 182 4th.
I ; .; r Martin, tailor. 234 e Green.
Dillon Mrs F, dress-maker, 454 « Market.
inDlTfT! J rn FiTTfj and dealer in Hardware Specialties, Fred Schmleding,
atrfill 1 rUll IfcJjliUI ^ AlLO 835 Broadly, ^ 830 «. 4th St., ST. LOUIS. MO.
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J. P. WHALLEN, Sole Lessee.
J. H WHALLEN, Business Manager.
COL. SAVAGE, ...... Treasurer.
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IS INCOMPLETE WITHOUT YOU
PAY US A VISIT.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
The Representative Amusement Resort of the South-West.
WAYFARER WOULD YOU "DO" LOUISVILLE, THEN
HIE AWAY TO THE BUCKINGHAM
And Enjoy Three Hours of Laughter,
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Dillingham W. H. & Co. (W. U.
Dillingham, Norma'; B. Fletcher), Mill
and Factory Supplies, 143 West Main.
{See ade.)
Dillman Loronz, grocer, .91 Campbell.
Dillon Jas T, saloon, 102 5th.
Dillon Miss M, notioi s, 2643 v. Market.
Dinkelspie! August, furniture, 132 Floyd.
Dinkelspie] Isaac, inanag- Sunday Argus,
105 5tl .
Dinkelspie! S & Son, Lid ••<■. 100 Brook.
Dinwiddie J M, druggist, n-w aor 21st and
Walnut.
Dobbin Leonard D, druggist, etc., 169 w
Broad way.
Dodd W 0 & •) L, lawyers, s-e cor Center
and Green.
Doell G, boots and shoos. 142 Preston.
Doernhi • f< r (r C, saloi n. 108: 3d.
Do< rrJ H,photogr ipher, ■• Market, nrl2tb.
D< ettonb - k < ' broom n Fr 322 • Green.
Doherty W B. physician, 193 w Mark./:.
Dohertv A Yiuidagrifi I 'aniel Doherty, J
W Vandagrifi ,whoi . . ■:•- 159 w Main.
Dohn Andrew, grooer, 71 Linden Si uaru.
Dohll J., Hotel, 197 and 199 w Market.
Dolan Mr,- Rose, grocer, 2 e Green.
Dold Albert, jewelur, 234 Preston.
Doliinger J. «V Co., Ii iporters and
Dealers in China, Glass, and Queens-
ware, German, Fren '.. and English
Fancy Goods. 98 AV. -t Market.
Doll Frederick, Staple and Fancy
Grocer, Feed and Liquors, 203 and 205
Baxter Avenue.
Doll .1, grocer and tavern, Frankfort av.
Doll Philip, barber, 306 e Green.
Domeek Alex, hair and jewelry, 105 4th.
Donahue, Mrs M, dress-maker, 436 Preston.
Donaldson Frederick, groi er, 697 <ir yson.
Dorn C 11, hata and cap-, 100 w Market.
Dorilin Win. C, President Pictet Ice
(Artificial | Co, Louisville.
Dorr Chas. blacksmith, 256 P.>rtland av.
Dorsey .1 II, ticket agt, L C & L K R. s-w
cor 4th and Main.
Dory Sylvester, shoes, 108 w Market.
Doub Mrs Catharine, •_". er. 329 Clay.
Dougherty Mrs E. dress-maker, 114 1th.
i ;herty F, N O tow-boat agt, 100 w
Wat r.
Dougherty Fred A, bookseller arid sta-
ione-r, 1*05 5th.
I' :'■ ■ t\ Halbert
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Dougherty Jas, undertaker, 513 w Market
1). stenographer, 12
Dougherty Mrs Susan, boots and shoes,
I 76 w Market.
Dougal Hugh, grocer, Monroe and 11th.
Dougla, John ,1, grocer, 864 w Market.
Dover Frank, ., penter, 200 1-t.
Downing Harry C, cigars and tobacco, 174
w Jefferson.
Downing .1, second-hand clothing, 105 3d.
Don's Wire Works, A G Dow, Jr.,
i'l •{■ r '■' i i trer of all kinds of
Wire Goods, 139 and 141 West Market.
Doyle Dr B < »scar, dentist, 291 w Jefferson.
Doyle Mil hard J, grocer, 9th and Market.
Doyle Peter J, grocer, 226 Preston.
Di ibnicl (,' F, watch-mkr, 374 w Market.
Draper Dexter V, subscription books, 102
w Market.
Draudt Jaci b, gn i er, 178 e Madison.
Droller Gottlieb, Locksmith and
Bell-In nger, Repairing of all kinds. 1<~1
Third.
Dreser & Lang, books, 116 w Market.
Dreisbaeh Louis, grocer, Franklin and
Wenzcl.
Dreismann Herman, tailor, 7s w Green.
Dreseherdohn, Flour-mill, 3.3 Browns-
boro Av< nue.
Drescher J, wheat-buyer, 359 e Green.
Dreschna k Joseph, shoemaker, lift 1st.
Dresel Miss Susan, groceries, 260 Gray.
It.' we.- Chas. grocers, 21st and Walnut.
Drewry John, grocer, 267 16th.
Drexler F & Co, grocers, 140 to 146 7th.
Dreyfus S A & Co (Simon A Dreyfus,
— — 1, wholesale liquors, Law Temple.
Dries Henry,jr,wagon-mkr, 111 Barrettav.
Driea Henry, sr, grocer, 10" Barrettav.
Droppelmann H, errocer, 40 Marshall.
Droppelmann Theodore, salo«n, n-w cor 3d
and Market.
Dubois George C, hats and caps, 68 4th.
Duckwall, Troxell & Co (D Duckwall. W
II Troxell, J S S Casler), commission
merchants (produce), 25 1th.
Dudley T 11 & R 1 Thomas Ii and Ransom),
real estate agents, 77 4th.
Duerr Alois, boot and shoemaker, 213 w
Chestnu .
Duerr J :odore, shoemaker, 263 e Green.
Duff John, who! butcher, 33 4th.
Dudley & BroiJas and Thomas), trunks,
1 I*, w Mam. and 134 w Market!
I iff .! unes T, coal agt. 100 Water.
1 hi rlV John, «ih on, 204 Ji llerson.
D .:'. vN. Kusiol 1 Michael J Duffy, Louia
Kosiolj, plumbers, 157 w Market.
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Losses, nut! li.i-. e bad but K< Ke-
Li U|J UltO I lafeaiifciilis sistod Claims. Ajrents Evervwhero.
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ESTABLISHED IN I860.
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Steam Engines, Water
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Portable Mills, Port-
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•Bolting Cloth, Smut-
ters a ud Separators,
end sU kinds of Mill
Machinery of the bast
quality furnished At
Manufacturer's Frieeo.
Second-hand Engines,
Shafting, Puliies,
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\ Promptly attended to.
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THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD
ALSO BA.N00CK INSPIRATORS, TEE BEST BOILER FEEDER KNOWN.
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Owtn r
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Dugan A Co i A 31 Dugan, Irwin Dugan),
coal, 52 4th'.
Duile Frank, furniture, 86 unci v~ 1st.
Duke Basil W, lawyer, 151 w J« IVerson.
Dukcr <i H, dyer, 108 w Ji ; rson.
Dumesnil & Gray (Henry A. Dumesnil
and Weedon B Gravb real estate, 78 w
Main.
Duni y r M"- Man _-;- t rO i w Mar! et.
Dun l!.<J. ('(». Tv. >i Agen-
cy, M. T R Iph. Mai ;. -east < or-
ner Sixth ami Main. •
Duncan John, Edito: and
Farrn r - M ■>•■ izi ue montbh '
bet ft een Main and
Duncan Thos B, wall-papc r, 132 3d.
Dunekake A: Stegmai ''.'■■• Dunekake,
Jno St* ;mii! ,wi ol , .v Market.
j I . liii V" S J. grocer, '21 .-. • Sferson.
Dunlop Robert & Co. Robert Dun-
lop, Nelson Gray I. Tobacco, 36 Fourth
Avenue.
Dunlop Thaddeus, bleacher, 165 w Jeff"n.
Dunn C E dentist, 16 5 2d.
Dunn Frank G, furniture repairer, 643 4th.
Dupere John P. saloon, 148 Water.
Dupke C II, grocer, 254 w Green.
DnF'ont K., President Central Coal and
Iron Company, 6 > Third aven te.
DuPont& Co K Ifou .•::• 1 Alexis ! Du-
Pont, F Larmuot] paper 198 w Main.
Dupuy J R, Judge City Court, City Hall.
DuKelle George, lawyer, 3 43 w Jefferson.
Durrett Wm T, phvsician 43 Brook,
DurrettA- Fisher (Reuben T Durrett, Ed-
ward R Fisher), lawyers s-e cor Center
and Green.
D'Urso John, grocer. 754 Portland av.
Dusch C AV F, flour. 455 w Main.
Dutchen Mr-, sb. es, 651 w Market.
Duvall Henry A pi 168 1st.
Duvall & Co (Grafton 15 and Henry A),
publishers New Soutliern Poultry Jour-
nal, 75 w Walnut.
Eagle Tobacco Works, Garr Bros.,
Proprietors, 201 Hancock. {See adv.)
Earlev Mrs J L, noti ■■'■■^ 20th.
Earli A Hewitt (Edwat I Earll, Charles EI.
Hewitt i, brokers, 144 w $
Easti n * ' ; • ' 'y, Tbos S nks i>r''-. sec
andtreas; William Shank, supt, 221 Bax-
ter av.
Eastin G Ii. lawyer, 135 w Jeffers n.
Eastin Thos N notary, 76 w Jefferson.
Eberlein & K;t..: Godfrey Eberlein and
Dennis King), barbers. 110.} 3d.
Ebner Bernard, tailor, 224 e Jefferson.
Ebrenz Stephen, grocer, 195 loth.
E ken ruth Joseph, saio< n, 145 e Jefferson.
Eckrtnroth, Joseph, pictures, 189 Preston.
K> k -r G J, harm ss-n aker, 393 e Main.
Ecker Philip, stationery, 705 v.- Market.
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Kclipsc Woolen Mills, Hen,-, W.
Bar rot & Co., Proprietors Ml. W. Bar-
ret, S V M ": r). Office 13 West Main.
Ed Ih man Henrv W, hats and caps, 136 w
w rl •
Edd\ I. 1 . physi< ian, 12 w Ji fferson.
Edelmuth Max, cigars and tobaeeo, 106 w
Jefferson.
Edinsrer Jno ft'agon-maker, 409 e Main,
i ■ r W II & Bro W Henry and An-
drew),! ommisMon merchants 62 w Main.
Etilich O. A Bro. (Oswald and Gus-
td\ . Manufacturers of Woolen Yarns
ii ; i iannels. Sales-room 205 East
M trki t. Fa< tory 104 Garden.
Edmonds V L, saddles, 57 w Main.
Edwards C G. dentist, 168 w Walnut.
Edwards Mrs Merty, cigars, 292 w Green.
;;.. • ihoff Bros (Henry and William),
brick mnfrs, Preston, nr Cedar.
3',v. •!»»<»(':', Will., Cashier Masonic Sav-
i:i_;- Bank. 92 w Main.
E.jrgers Char!-- & Co (Charles Eggi '•
Catharine Eggers), merchant tailors, i~':<
e Market.
Eggors Martin, watch-maker, 24 e Market.
Ehll Caspar, Mnfr. Cane and Wood-
seat ( hairs, 333 Portland avenue.
Ehrmann G G & Sons (George G, George
II, Julius C, and Emil A), whol confec-
tioners, i 43 e Market.
Ehrmann Wm & <'• iWm Ehrmann, Otte
VonBorries), confectioners, 100 w Main.
Eicher Mrs Kate, saloon, 340 w Jefferson.
!.:.!. :rt I. in .:-, tinsmith, 5 • Portland ave.
Ei<-hert Simon, Wag m-maker, 606 vr
Main.
Eicbhorn Krhard, Conductor Eieh-
hi r • • •!' hi stro and ( Ireat Western
Star Band 160 Thir 1. {See adv.)
Eicbhorn's Orcbestra and <;rcat
Western Star Bund, E. Eichhore,
Conductor; Andrew Stuebling, Secre-
tary, 1' 0 Third. | See adv.
Ei hfer Andrew, tailor, 1224 7th.
Eichb r A: Rathsfeld, gents' furnishing
goods, 24S w Jefferson,
• irmn nummmTl »1TH DHT1
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Without reference to the C ti] manage,
BARBFE & CASTLEMAN, L u-sviHe, Ky.
Agents everywhere Soiitli,
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Steamboat, Mill, Portable and L'pr'cl t IWiter-* of t-vi ry ■; »cripfi<>n, Lard Tanks. Salt Pans, &c.
Repai' eJ at shoi t u nice Soi t u i hand lii il< rs f< r sale.
REFERENCES.— Ainslie, Cochran A Co., Win. Grainger, Ferguson & Son.
312 & 314 Eleventh St., bet. Main and Market, LOUISVILLE,
Boileri
KY.
C. E. MOODY.
JOHN" MANGOLD.
JOHN MITCHELL.
Kentucky Planing Mill.
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KINDS OF BUILDING LUMBER ROUGH AND DRESSED.
Ninth St., near Broadway, - LOUISVILLE, KY.
Bouse Numbers, Brass Labels; Carriage, Shov ( ,-< a;id MarMnrrj
:..,< s, Pattern I
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wi Zu Diaier, 160
J ©- Metal lioily Kubber l ■>■,..'.
Kuiuloipli Strict, Chicago, ill.
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Kill' Jacob <i. meats, 215 * Main.
Einsele Catherine, notions, 793 w Market.
Eisci ; ■, ;. i, J c tv Co, tefi coffee, and spice.*
1555 4 th.
Eisciiismn's It. Sons iJaeobC., Louis
F., Frank T., Albert D.), Grocers, Pro-
duce, and Feed Dealers, s-e cor. Main
and Campbell.
'".'-..( - '.-r !'.' _ . saloon, s-w cor 34th
and Market.
Eihl'i Joseph, drv goods, 361 e Broadway.
Eller Karl F, dentin, 47 w .5 flerson,
Ellen Henry A, sadd e-m alter, 40e Market.
Ellert Mrs Mary, boots and shoes, 98 e
Market.
Elliott «& Hemmgray (Robert .1. El-
liott, Joseph C. Hei .:' graj i, Attorneys
at Law, No. ' ( >urt Pi* -.-.
Ellison Andrew, real-estate owner, 11
Center,
Ellwanger P, nieat-stall, Bowles' Market.
Elrod John C, Photographer. 344
West Main; Hrai 'h Gallery, 91 We-t
■1 nferson. | See <■••'•• I
Eh in Frank, saloon, 104 w Water.
Elwang Arthur J, druggist, 460 w Walnut.
Emerv Mrs Emma, saloon, 127 Wash-
ington.
Emhoff J, furniture, 49 and 51 e Market.
Enrich John, blacksmith, 451 18th.
Enders .1 & Co (Joseph hinders and Ste-
phan Severson) carriage manufacturers.
00 w Jefferson.
Endrieh Adan , veg< ^bles. Sol Rudd Ave.
Engelhard Albert, Wholesale Grocer
and Liquor Dealer, 71 West Market.
English Kitchen— Ovater U;iv,
Geo. Hineslev Proprietor, 134 West
Jefferson, Third below Fourth.
Ennis Jupiter T, 2d-hand -tore, 141* Gray.
Enright Thoma*, saloon, 52J 0th.
Episcopal Orphan Asylum, 2S8 5th.
Eppele Mr* Margaret, saloon, 147 e Jef-
ferson.
Epping Herman, sodawater manufacturer,
22 Logan.
Erb Bernard, saloon, 543 w Market.
Erdman Charles W real estate, 106 w
Jefferson,
Erie & Paeiftie Pi-patch Fast Freight, J
S Gray agent, 80 2d.
Ernst Henry. ^tlooii '2 Frankfort ave.
i ,-iv.'',, Jaeoh, hardware, 204? w Market.
Erskin* : En kii •• (< • le* R and W Dale)
raanfrs baking powder, 332 w Market.
Eseh J'-hn. blacksmith, 249 e Walnut.
Eschimmn .Julius L., Pre
Kentucky Furniture Manufacturing Co .
Cornei i ifte.enth and Portland A i ■
Eschrich Win, confectionery, 85 17th.
Escott J. V. & Sons J. V. I .
President; H. V". Escott, Vice-Presi
dent; W. H. Escott, Treasurer; W. M
Escott, Secretary i" Manufacturers of
Frai - \ klingf Sh ■•,, ( 'g es, etc.. and
Dealers in Wall Paper, Photographers'
and Artists' Materials. 163 Fourth A-..
Esselman I>ie<lricb, Wholesale and
Retail Wine and Liquor Dealer, Si and
83 East Jefferson bet. Brook and Floyd.
Esterle John -I. notions, 192 Preston.
Etheridge & S< lomon (John A Etheridge,
James M Solomon 1 furniture, n-e cur
10th and Market.
Ettenson Henry, 2d-hand goods, 427 v,
Market.
Etzei Adam, shoemaker, 112 Preston.
Evans David C. grocer, 393 w Market
livans E. C. & Co. i Emory C. Evan.-.
Wm. R. Gentry). Produce Commi - >n
Merchants, 23 West Jefferson. (See ad,-.
Evans II H, grocer, cor 13th and Chestnut.
Evans rsaac M, physician, .
Evans John H, builder, -10 11th.
Evans Walter, lawyer, 1-1 Center.
Evans & Frit ch (Henry Evans and Bern-
ard Fritsch), mer tailors. 204 w Market.
Everbach Geo L, lawyer, 200 w Jefferson.
Everhart Mrs Eliza, John W Jone*. agt,
livery, 95 2d.
Evers Geo, grocer and meat market, 211
w Chestnut.
Evers Henry, grocer, 225 and 227 3d.
Everson, Wilson & Co (Henry Everson.
Thomas F Wilsonj, plug-tobacco mfrs,
440 w Green.
Ewell R N & Co | R Norell Swell i. cigar
n frs, 107 4th.
Ewering Wm, baker, 349 e Jefferson.
Ewing .1 i'i, second-lieutenant of polio*.
City Hall.
Ewing Mrs Susan, notions, 143 7th.
Ewing S L, ad\ agent. 120 Green.
Excelsior Vinegar Works, G- •
Hyndman, Proprs., 805 and 807 easl
Greei . | Si'i adv. )
Faas Louis, musical instruments, 50 «*
Market-
Fa...;! & Sons (Frederick, Philip ami Ru-
dolph , - .ap mfrs, 95 w Main.
Fabry Jos, saloon, 337 < >hio and Storj ft*.
Fackler Jno. wagon-maker, T.U4 w Main.
RiR$%& K fciSiiSKjaum1 ControUius over $40,000,000 of Fire Bl B It
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
W. F. HARRIS, President.
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JJiO. CROMIK, Superintendent.
o pfices :
162 Third Street.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
01 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN. j
20 Fourth Street,
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Office, 162 Third Street, Louisville, Ky.
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THCS. A. THEOBALX, Manager.
Cor. 10th and Broadway, LOUISVILLE, KY.
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/ FARE, $2.00 PER DAY.
LATEST IMPBOVEC STEAM ELEVATORS.
Ti 1 Hotel \* Sew throughout, ami t Ij<- m.'*t ei-cui.tly fnrn^hi'.l Hotel ir. the City It is cohnecte.l by
St-,.-» 1 ars, with ill the I'. \.' U and Steamboat Landings, **it'' .,»: pla< es ,.| basine*.* and interest in Lout*-
»i!!e. The t«b!t will not be surpassed b\ any Hotel ia the 1 • . • .
Ladie« «n<l Gentletneu from the lir;e of the I, & v;. R. h., hr>\ri<.hfe Tieitin? the City to m.vke purchtoee.
c*n lr*rr their packageg »*rnt to ttie Hotel aud thence t»kea to the f*r« fri-e of charge.
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Fahej Martin, n itions, 1 10 Preston.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Scales.
Hii'UC " >^ Inspirators, oti .. n-e c >r. Fifth
hi] ! Main. B. K. Marsh, Manager.
(.y? adv.)
Fairleigh Tin s.B. lawyer, 115 oth.
Falkenstein E Y. barber, ~-~ Portland
avenue.
Fallow Mrs J, dn « ■ i 4th.
Falls City Lithographing:, En-
graving and Job Printing' Co.
E (' 15 ihn . Pre ■ A. F. (, : ■. m, See.;
C. W. German, Manager, 77 Third.
[See adv.)
Falls-Power Milling Co (J P Gathright,
pres; R G Gathright, treasj, flour, 10 w
Main.
Falls Citr Strain Stone Works,
Blatz, Krebs & ( ... Prop rs. West Wal-
nut bet. Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
(See adv.)
Falls City Tannery, Conrad, Fabel ,t
Mooney, prop'rs, l-th and Lexington.
Falvey Michael, horse-shoer, ?7 7th.
Fanz Wm, shoemaker, 751 w Walnut.
Farmers' Home, G. 11. .V EI. U.
Stockhoif, Prop'rs, 160 and 162 East
Market, bet. Preston and Jackson.
Rates $1.
Farmers Home Journal (Weekly),
I. B. Nail, Business Manager, Room 25
Courier-Journal Building.
Fanners' Magazine, John Duncan,
Editor and Owner >n! ly), 79 Fifth,
between Main and Market.
Farmers' Supply House, li H Haskins,
manager, 31 w Main.
Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse Co (James
Clark, pres't ; W ft Little, see and
treas; James E Gorin, manager), .s-e
cor Main and 12th.
Farmers' and Drovers' Bank, capital,
$309,800 E 1) Standiford. pres; R S
Veech,viee-prest; J W Nichols, casliier,
ll-"> W Market.
Farmers' & Drovers' Ins Co, Boyd Win-
chester, pres; K S Veeeh, sec; 115 w
Market.
Faulds David P., Mnsio Publisher,
and Dealer in Pianos an t Organs, Music
and Musical Merchandise. 160 Fourth,
Faul wetter Theodore, N iriet\ Store,
Import' r and VV n >'■ -■ le Dealer in
Drugg sts' and Stationery Sundries, No-
tions, Toys and Fancy Goods, 154 West
Market.
Feely Thomas, Groceries, Flour,
Canned Fruit and Meat-market Stall
1 to K Twelfth, between Madison and
CIj 'stnut.
Pehr Prank, Proprietor City Brewery,
174 Fast Green.
Fehr Fred. a\\o >n, 336 e Jefferson.
Feisre Frederick, boots and shoes, 432 e
Murk, t.
Feldkamp ii «i Bro (Henry and Frank),
hor.se-co lar mnfrs, 393 Shelby.
Feldmaiiu Balthaser, Baker and
Con feel mer, "/. ■ Fast Gi een.
Feldmann & Vette (George Feldrnann,
Win Vettej, grocers, cor 12th and
Grayson.
Felho Iter Henry, grocer, 133 8th.
F> Isenthal M. gen store, 335 w Walnut.
: George, cigar-manufacturer, 303-'
e Mark< :..
I'ci; man n Fred, umbrella-repairer, 17u e
' rreen.
Fenster Jacob, painter. 210 20th.
Ferber John, boot and shoemaker, 482 vr
Chestnut.
Ferguson Bros. (Edwin H., F. W..
Jas. A.), Salt Fish and Dried Fruit, 13
West Main.
Fergruson, M'eleher &. Co. (Thomas
Ferguson, Wm. Mclcher, Joseph Mer-
rick, Jr.), Foundry and Machine Shop,
431 West Main. (.SV« adu.)
Fv.rilOW Frederick, Fresco Artist.
Ill West Main, bet. Third and Fourth.
Fernow & Boinstcil (Fred Fernow, Albert
Boiusteil .. fresco artists.
Ferrier & Burk, Proprietors of Tbe
Louisville Bryant & Stratton Business
College, South-west corner Third and
Jefferson, i See adv.)
Ferry Andrew W, blacksmith, 75 2d.
Ferry James J, hats and caps, 6 Masonic
Temple.
Ficener John, grocer, 103 17th.
Fichtner Herman, •_.." ■ :< r, 525 Grayson,
f i< htner John, carpenter, 387 Preston.
l chtner Wm, carpenter, 107 Breckinridge.
Field KmiiK t. Luwver, 117 Fifth.
Field Jesse M. druggist", 721 Portland Ave.
Field Neil! B., Lawyer, 75 Fifth.
Field T W, pi deh n, 325 Washington.
Fi Ids George, painter, 281 Hancock.
Fifth Avenue Hotel Co., S. M.
S< ott, Pi e: i lent and Manager, Fifth A r-
enue, bet. Green and Walnut. (Seeadr.)
Fihe Jo.>eph, grocer, 230 Preston.
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Fillion Miss Susan, Dress-niak r, Dry Fleischer Mo is. genl store, 2G0 Preston.
Go i Is, Notions, an I Milliner) , 91 West 1 i ing W J>, lawyer, s e coi Centex and
Breckinridgi I Gre< n.
Finmio Henry, furniture-repairer, 062 w J Flesch Stephen, horse-collar mnfr. 391 e
Market. Green.
Finnegan Patri k. blacksmith, 94 9th. i Fletcher Thos M, constable, 1 ! w Jefferson.
l-'in-'t r John cv Bros (John. Frederick, Ru- Flexner Henry, saloon, 7 e Market.
dolph. and Nicholas Finzer;, tobacco, j Flexner Jacob A, druggist, 88 5th.
cor 24th and Mi in. Flexner John, saloon, 53 7th.
F nk John '... l.- ■..■:•.:.'••_' .]■< ■ ib. Fli<j :- nb Lazarus, si ond-hand goods, 15
Finl .1 C & Son (John C and WmC), e Market.
hardware, 20 (• Market. : Flofth.er George, barber, 2284 Preston.
Fink Phillip, stoves ax d tinware, 20 w Mkt, ! Flournoy Robert C, real estate, 67 1th.
Fink Simon, grocer, 482 Shelby. i Flowers Henry, Pr pr Broad waj Ho-
Fiiik ifc Feldha a (John M E ink, [Ienrj P> j tel, c i 9th ai d Broadway.
Feldb.an.3j, harness-mnfrs, 125 e Market. ! Flynn Win F, shoemaker, 258 w Broadwy,
Fin kler Peter, shoemaker, 8:-} 1st. i Foerg Benjamin, bellows mnfr, 305 e Main.
Finn Edward, saloon. 170 w Jefferson. ' Fogarty & Neil (M J Fogarty, VV H
Fire Association of Philadelphia, : Neil), leather, 171 w Mail
Morris ev: Bayiy Managers, 125 Wnst Folsoui James, watch-maker. 205 12th.
Main. | Set tup lines.) j Fonda A & S >ns, g ••■ -•>. lid 4th.
Fir,: National bank, G A Lewis pres. A L j Fontaine Edward P., Genera! Man-
Schmidt cashier, s-e cor 6th and Main. ger i ■ svilh Transfer Co., office, 73 4th.
Fischer Adolph, Surgical Instru- : Fontaine M, watch-maker, 371 "Walnut,
ments, 128 Third. (fieea-Jv \ Fontaine Win. "Winston, Principal
Fischer Charles, bemp dusters, 871 w Mkt. j ilolyoke A< ademy, 82 Br< a inay. cor. 3d.
Fischer Daniel, cooper, 467 e Market. j Fontana John, fruits, etc 212 e Market.
Fischer Frederick, cooper, 83 Keller. | Foos Jacob, blacksmith, Missouri hv n 37th.
Fischer John, painter, 444 e Walnut. ' Foos John, grocer, 16 35 h.
Fischer John, grocer, 51 Kellar. i Forbes C C, phv.-ieian, cor 5th and Walnut.
Fischer Joseph, barber, 791 w Market. : Forbes Frank M., Book and Job
Fischer Nicholas, grocer, 105 Clay. j Printer; also Dealer in Fanc'j Chromo-
Fischer Phillip, grocer, 59 Portland ave visiting Cards; 228 West Jefferson.
Fischinger .John B.drv goods. 452 e Mrkt. | Fort ht Louis, grocer, 144 14th.
Fisllbaek >IcShelby, Propr. Louis- Ford Marcellus, physician, 150 2d.
ville Steam Laundry and Carpet-beating ! Ford Wm S it Co ("W S Kurd and R P
Works; works 3d nr Ship, office 774 4th. j liar..-), tobacco-presses, cor 11th and
Fisher James, wagon-maker, Congress bet j Main.
12th arid 13th. | Fore... p^rasmus D, physician, 126 3d.
Fisher John, harness-maker, 228 e Jeftersn. I F Tee S .1 & Co iS J Forte. N Furey, E
Fitch Benjamin F I), lire extinguisher, 153 j J Foree), plug-tobacco, 206, 208, and 210
w Market. Rowan.
Fit* I i. & Merrill (N L Fitschen, M T j Foreman Win A, justice, 356 e Market.
Merrill), tailors, 154 w Main. I Forrester Wm, physician, 71 Broadway.
Fitzbutler Henry, editor Ohio Falls Ex. : Forrester Wm physician, 151 3d.
press, 104 w Green. j Forsoht Fred, meats, 7.>S w Market.
Fit gerald Mrs Catherine, grocer, 683 Main. ' Fm-.-t David, saloon. 72 5th.
Fit ■ Id J ii ■.- 1", builder. Walnut bet Forst Mr? Henrietta, dvc'r, 228 kl.
4th and 5th F rsvth C. gr..-::er, o>! We>t a? I Walnut.
Fit gerald MrsKate milliner. 16H w Mrkt. j Fonder • ■ S", drugg t. 322 Shelby.
' isc.ii Mrs Mitry. gr-'cr. 629 w Walnut. ! s \>", Iruggi t. 41 i\ Green.
Fleck John, lard iil, 329 e .<"''' rson. ; Fowler Wm S, lii ry. 209 Market
i' St [ih -., grocer, - w >■■<{• 22d and ! Fowler AL Co. •• ri Fowlei . Manu-
Mnrk -t. ■ of all kii Is :' Urn s VVrork I -
F!ei - iiaker F. A Bro f Emile and Louis), l)i-tillcries 4 7 Si nth. i.SV« . ■
■ir:, goods, 2! 1 e Market. , Fowles J C N, barber, 73 51 .
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J.7T. Atfeinsen, 313-321 So. Cliatoa St., Chic:.go.
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Fox Daniel F, painter, 77 w Green.
Fox Fontatne '!'. lawyer. 107 5th.
Fox Peter A. painter 229.1 »ci
Fox R C, undertaker, !0 i a d Chestnut.
Fox Samuel, underfaki r. 234 J Preston.
Fox T I), carpenter. 26-5 2d.
Franchi Anton, confectionery, etc, 470 e
linvi !w ay.
Franck Pre i. meats. Bow '• - Market.
Fraiick Henry, Wine and Beer Sa-
loon and Boarding-house, South-west
cor. Third said Water.
Franck, Jacob, meat-s all, Bowles' Market.
Fran k, .1 T, brh k-n ant'r ■■ Fi nl fortav.
Franck Peter, meats, Bowles Market.
Franck Valentine, meat*, Bowles' Market.
Frank Abram. shoemaker, '1 ".' e J< :
Fran; C. b :■ am! ■ 4 t V Preston.
Frank ChrUthu -..."•..-■■ .
Frank Gu*tav, notions. 310 e G: • ■: .
Frank Henry. -al<>..n. S-l w Water.
Frank Henry, Imj -rt . California
Wines, Champagnes, and Brandies, 146
Fast Market.
Frank Henry J, barber, 456 e Market.
Frank Nevin, leaf-tobacco, 13th bet Green
and Grayson.
Frankel Abraham, leaf-tobacco, 37 3d.
Frankel Henrietta, Clothing, etc.,
9 F.'.-t Marker..
Frankel Henry \V. broker, 37 3d.
Frankel Jacob, dry goods 607 w Market.
Frankel Joseph, ei< thing, 114 w Market.
Frankel & Block (Nathan A Frankel and
Nathan F Block), com merchant* and
distillers' agents, cor 2d and Main.
Franklin Bank of Kentucky, J I) O'Leary,
cashier, 63 5th.
Franklin House, Martin Conniff, Pro-
prietor, 331 Broadway. [See ado.)
Franklin Ins Co, James Trabue, pres ;
John J Barret, secy, cor 4th and Main.
Frantx. D & Sons i David. David J r, Geo
W Frantz . tanners, cor Franklin and
Buchanan.
Franz John, meat market, 132 loth.
Frazee Josi (ili S. grocer, 2-52 w Magazine.
Fra7.se Lewi.- .1. dental supplie-, 164 w
Walnut.
Franzman John Jr, toot- and shoes, 675 w
Market.
Frederick Louis, auctioneer, 55 w Market.
Frciu l» W. II. A .suns (Win. II.,
Wni. W . and < Hiarl - A . House. Sign,
and Ornamental Painters, 76 West Jef-
ferson. (See adv. \
Frentz Adam, watch-maker, 527 w Market
Freuclenberj*,er Clinrlos, Wim and
Be -r Salo. m, 120 Pre.-ton.
Frey John, painti r, 361 v. Madison.
Frey Oscar FT, meat-. 1&8 12th.
Frey Valentine, painter, 259 e Madison.
Frick John, grocer, 39!) e Jefferson.
Frick John P, shoemaker, 361 w Jefferson.
Fr . ;'' [> J •::.:: '< L< can.
Erickhoeti'er Charles, tailor, 350£ e Green.
Fries Martin, meats, 64 S Logan.
Frischc Frederick, notary, 143.1 Preston.
Frishe Benjamin V. physician, 274 Gray.
Frit.- li Fred & Bro (*l r, d and H -i r] .
■ ■ • i ■ <ers, Kentucl v, nr < 'hi \ .
Fi it-ch Henry, nu ats, Bov les' Market.
Fritsch John* 2d lieut police. City Hall.
Fritjchner George f til. :;. 1 14 vv Main.
Frittni r Angu-t. clothin ;, 181 Pn sin i.
Froehlo ffosei»k, Cigar Manufacturer,
675 Shelby.
Fi'ouipet r 'VI^':.;!^ I, black mith, Logan, nr
Kentucky.
Frf»l. A braham, physi. ian, 247 w Jem rsoti.
Fruchtenicht John, .-hoes, 14-', e Green.
Fruechtenicht H, grocer. 181 w Chestnut.
Fryer Edward I >. real estate, 12 < enter.
Fry!, of Frederii k, barber. 924 w Market.
Fuhrmann JnoM P, grocer. 404 e Market.
Fuhrmann Wm, meats, 373 Shelby.
Fulkeison Benjamin F, carpenter, 134 1st.
Fundstein H, shoemaker, 329 Portand ave.
Funk Michael, meats, 14'.t »iray.
F'urt t H, b H K- Her, 386 e Walnut.
Fusting George H, tinner, 74 Nth.
Gabler Wm, grocer, 280 e Walnut.
Gadjen Henry, grocer, 294 w Green.
Gaertner Fred, eigar rnnfr, 5 w Market.
Gaertner Philip A, lawyer, 28 Court Place.
Gage W. ML, Sash. Doors and Blinds.
Bough and Dressed Lumber, 277 and
279 Green. ( See adv. \
Gahlart Herman, jeweler. M07 Shelby.
i i' i A, pin -ieian, s-w ( or
1 Ith and Madison.
Gale Wm 1». broom mnfr, 255 <• Market.
Gall Josepb A, cigar mnfr, 102 e Market.
Gait lloti.se, D. J. Sprasrue, Manager.
N'orth-east corner First and Mam.
Gait House Exchange Saloon, George
Schmidt, 1 u Main.
Gait House Turkish Baths, (. H Winkler,
' :• r. 1st and Main.
Gall \\ in li physi. ian, 15 Madisor..
Gambrall Edward L, carpenter and build-
er, 324 w Market
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Losses, WKH«rteJ]«d but 13 lit
■ m slste.rt claims. Agents Everywhere.
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LODGE JEWELS,
EMBLEMS AND SOCIETY BADGES/ \\\
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ENGRAVING AND ENAMELING,
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LOUISVILLE,
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LOUISVILLE NOVELTY WORKS
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WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES,
X^*^ Hobby Horses, Chair Rockers,
Nos. 327 and 335 East Main St., LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Ganotti Geo. IVI., General Agent O. &
M. ll'y i. ■ .. South-east corner Fourth
and Main.
Gans John \V, real estate, 59 w Jefferson.
Garbutt J, boots ami shoes, 1*26 e Market.
Gardner .) II, con 1 t, 100 sv M irki t.
fi:-.' 1 ier W W, lawver > '■> irt Pla :
Gareis •!, j ■• . : i s, 271 < ■
Garj"iin John «*v Co. (John Gargan,
M. d chran i, Cop] ai miths, 34 Fifth.
Garni :r M rs I e >, r sta inn :. ! 10 3d.
Garr Ben; A, physician, 809 w Market.
Gsvrr Bros. ^Thomas B., James P.
and Simeon L.,, Prop'rs Eagle Tobacco
Works, PJ ig-tobai co Manufacturers, 204
and 206 Hancock, (See adv.)
Garr&ttj Mrs Mary, grocer, 31 olh.
Garrett Ben, b1 nsruith, 187 10th.
Garvin Saml H, physician, 817 w JefFers'n.
Gaspar Anton, fruits etc, 202 e Market.
Gasper J D, hats and caps, 1G4 w Market.
Ga*sman Mrs A, notions, £07 w Market.
Gait Jacob, grocer, cor 15th an 1 Grayson.
G*?t Sebasti m, cigar mfr, 196 Preston.
Gatchel & Hyatt i\V D Gatchel, H A
Hyatt), photographic materials, 89 w
Jefferson,
Gathriglit J. T. & Look John T.
Gathtight, Samuel J. Look), Wholesale
Saddlery and Saddlery Hardware, 264
"West Main.
Gatterdam Jos, meats. 125 VanBuren.
Gault Jos, planing-mill, 658 w Main.
Gaupins Chas, grocer, 809 w Jefferson.
Gaustnann Fred, grocer, 155 Batik.
Gavin Thos, saloon, '2 1 "> e Main.
Gay John Jr, coal dealer, 118 2d.
Gayle Miss Mary, dross-mkr. 106 w Mkt.
G&zlay Addison M, lawyer, 4 Evans'
Block, Court Place.
Gazlay A Iduon M jr, lawyer, 4 Evans'
Block, Court Place.
Gazzello Andrew, saloon, 345 Broadway,
Gebhard A, boots ai I shoes. 261 Logan.
Gebhard Christian, saloon. 2 Gar len.
Ge ;al1 John T. ; •• k t, 160 w Main.
G rg M r- Christina, SS J rcston.
<;< „:.: J •!',-•:.!!■". •• m :* : : < t.
G ■• ■■ : >- ■' ' ril ■'■ .i re, 415 e M i n.
Gehe. tfrs )'. v.V Son i Mrs Fuphrosina
( rein r, I run k A Gei n, stoves a rid tin-
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! rehl if, I< :• ; ' '' e. i liridini:- 5H v M
G< ish r Godfrey, shoemaker, 72 e Main.
1 ■■•• In b Aug (., \s ines and li juors, 224
■-." J t-ili rson.
; CI tries, hatter, 210 e Mark* t.
Gelti G ■ .- . : ocer, 88 w Market.
Gelhaaj Jacob b\ shoes, 389 w Market.
< len ler i J-e •, pr iduce and comm'n, 102 2d,
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Geisrcr M rs Fa
G< , :• Martin,
is, clothing, :«>•_• -a w
my. -j; ■• ».-er, 24 East.
. ber, '-'. t Adams.
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Gerding F W A Co (Frederick \V G id-
ing), Liquors and tobacco, 124 \v Mam.
German A. F., Secretary Falls City
Lithi graphing, Engraving and Job
Printing ( 'o.. 7 7 Third.
German Dank, Pierre Yiglini, Presi-
dent; II. C. Malbeck, Cashier; corner
Fifth and Market.
German Charles W., Manager Falls
City Lithographing, Engraving and
Job Printing Co., 77 Third. (See (v.)
German Insurance Hank, F. Ried-
har, i' ■ <:-> a-.-i: i ; J. J. Fisher, Secretary;
73 West Market.
German Insurance Co., F. Piedhar,
President; J. J. Fischer, Secretary; 73
West Market.
German Louis H., Prop'r Manufactu-
rer and Buildi r, 239 Fifth. (See adv )
German L W dentist, 119 w Jefferson.
German National Bank, Adolph Rent-
linger, prest, Henry Yissman, cash, n-e
cor Mi rket and 1st.
German Protestant Orphan Asylum, 780
w Jefferson.
German Security Bank, John H Detchen,
prest, James Barret, cash, n-e cor Mar-
ket and Preston.
German & Co., (Louis II. German),
Book and Job Printers, 77 Fifth.
Gen ere Fre It rick, dry goods, 42 6 e Groen.
Gernert Henr\ . . 38 I e Gi
Gernert <& Bovo (Philip Gernert, benedict
Boro), fish, Kentucky ave.
Gernert & Steinaeker i Fred Ger-
nert, Geo. >' . . .. i . Luml er, i > » ■•'-■
Sash, 1 Si uth-w est a rm .
Jackson and Br. .adwav.
Gei M "- B tr mi, gi « er, 710 1' t-
■■ ' I cnue.
Gerst Antb ny. dr g Is, 163 w \V
Gersl F A e\; ('J Fr mk and 1' r
( ■••:•-' . '.-. hi ■ • ■ lotions, 241 w M ■ i
Gi ■ ■' Ai I. 'ii'.. dv\ : Is, 2S'.i w M i
Gl, us .v Bro John 11 and ( - '• ■ •
real i tate, ! w Main.
Gibl on,; Miss Mary, notions, 342 v. M'k t.
' . ba n 1-a i - A, u-r >cer, 719 w J
f nri«Tin I 11 TTTHmtlTl WTf\ Til TTI Witb< ' ; '■'■'''•< '><•<■- •■ e rewanage.
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iijU ilUJUOlIiJJ illliJ IniiJ " Agents «ve«ywhere SouUx.
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Green St.. bet. Seventh and Eighth, LOUISVILLE, KY.
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UFACTURER OF DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
M. A 11LATZ. A. KREBS. WM DuRGMEIER
FALLS CITY STEAM STONE WORKS.
BLATZ, KREBS & CO.,
Office and Mill, South Side Walnut Street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
DEALERS IN ROUGH AND SAWED STONE.
All orders for Cut Stone Work promptly ex»euted. Window SHU, Lintel*. Flagging »"<* all kinds of Sawed
Stent ilwavs on hand at lowest market prices
RfSSsjiSi I tUM IX AIX ITS BRAXCHKS. Stool Letters nnrl Figures
WfRTAI, steurH Letters and >iKxires. L. 1JOCIIK, Engraver an.
I"S& S*iS Mil KClll J B8I 9 l>ie Sinker, 100 KA.MioLl'JI STREET, CHlCAl.O, U.L
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Gibson John fi, produce, 519 w .Market.
Gibson W W & Co ( W W Gibson, ),
com mission, 85 4th.
Godfrey John H, carpenter, 95 Floyd.
Godshaw Charles, trustee jury fund. 12
('. nter.
Gibson a; Gibson (Charles H and Geor.ge , Godshaw C C, physician, 84 e Jefferson
II D), lawyers, 117 5th
Gibson & Hammond I . ■ i i ■ -•- i lt Gibson,
C H Hammond), florists, 571 Grayson.
Gideon i ouis, dry goods, 248 e Jefferson.
Gies George, druggist, n w cor Main and
Wenzel.
Gieske John I>. grocer, 68 Southgate.
Gilbert Mr- D E, • 3 5th.
Goebel Wm F, whol notions, 188 v* Main.
Go< iligAdolpll, Baker and Pic-i laker.
Ni rth-'jast cor. Fifteenth and Madison,
G ■ ker < 'lamor L, com'n merchant, " 2d
f ■'■ tin < r, -hi • n iiker, 850 w M n ;- • I,
Goldbach John ( . 1< uther. 78 5th.
Goldbach Joseph. Coal and Coke, 78
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Gilbert, Hudson &, Co (Albert (i Gilbert. ' Golden Thomas, grocer, 505 Jackson
Wm !! lln h ■■■•!. < '•.-..• J \\ all, (, \\
Harris] h af-totm c 47 an 1 40 8th.
Gilbert K B, pin >i iai 7 ! \\ i i
GilduT Wm, grocer, 740 Porthu d ave.
Gikhrh si K >b rt, : ■• \ K ni ;1 '.- > :' Honor
Mutual Aid Assooi ilion. 150 « M tin.
Giles Jordan, hub and spot factory, 544
K en tuc k y .
Gillen J >h n, ^n«< . r, c< r 7;;, and < bik.
Gillespie William gr » er, • ■" ■'■ >• Mam,
Gill nia ni Pel ". ■ -.•'">-' 15) ladway.
Oilmore Mite <\~ Co. I \. T. Gdmore.
W. W. Hit..-. Samuel ' ■ .■ ucker), Ship
Chandlers, 28 Fourth Aven . ■.
Gimmich-Jo>eph. fui niturr, 775 \\ M i in.
Given Adam, physician, 549 - Jefferson.
GiveJ*S tallies <;., Lawyer. 85 Fifth.
Gladstone Zimmerman, boots, 111 2d.
; ■ ' '■ ' ■nits, etc, 134 •■ Mkt.
Goldsmith Michael, Fruits and Veg-
• ■ es, 857 East < >:• n
' ti Hi r John, phi -•■■'.•• :-.. ks e Madison.
V, . Patrick EL ;r .... r, ?. 2 ■■ Mark. I.
G '«d -I In 11. : ' r 785 Portland ave.
< rood bub L' ; is, gn i er, •'"■' Pri ston.
Goudloc, liol>€Tts «.V Humphrey
(John iv. Good w, .1 >hn Roberts and
Alexander i'. Humphrey), Lav,- vers,
151 >\ est Jeff rson.
II •■ dman John, phy-ician, 286 3d
Goost Harrj N, liven . 69 2d.
< rordoi "A m. shoemakt r, 108 5th.
Gorman & Kiely (.Patrick Gorman, John
Kiely i, bla< ksmiths, 126 7th.
Gottbralii Adam, saloon. 100 2d.
Gotthrath Henrv, gr r, cor 8th and Mkt.
G laser Mrs Julia, notions. 761 w Market. ' Guttbrath Joseph, grocer. 22 e Gieen
Glass Joseph & Son Joseph and August Gottbrath Mrs Sophia, grocer, 374 e 3Ikt.
A), bo:. airy, i ' I _.
Glea-son .) dm, cigars and tobacco, 187 5th.
OJeiiMoii tV Davidson (Joseph M.
Gleason, A.Da\ idson), Insurance Agents,
151 West main.
Gleeson Mrs Mary, grocer, 66 • Main.
Glesner «!c Ma-k^y grocers, 85' ' Broadway.
Glock John Sr, chair faeton ■• n I York.
Giorc X. S., Proprietor St. ( loud Hotel,
South-east corner Second ;ind Jefferson.
[See «</'•.)
Gotthardt Henn . tinner, 607 181 1
Gottschalk Joseph, druggist, cor 19th and
Portland ave, and 419 vv Jeffersi n.
Gould L A- Co i Henr\ and Charies Gould),
brush mnfrs, 1 15 2d.
Gould & Hviidimui, Proprietors \.x-
ior Vinegar U orks, 805 and 80" East
(ria-i'i). i Sre a<h
G ' ding ifc Mason Manufacturing Co, K
VV Smith, pres; Rob't Mason, sec; agri-
ultural implements. 123 e Main.
(iloro \V. Sci»tt, Books and Stationery, Grabfelder Abraham, meats, 358 w Mkt.
108 Fourth Av,
Glover *■ Jeorjje M., Fcuih.-r-.84l West
Market.
Gloxin Krn>t. saloon, 134 w Main.
Gnau William grocer, •■••r Adams and
Washington,
Goby Jacob, grocer cor Walnut and 12th.
Gocke FIei"man, groi-er, 299 Br<-i ^".:-: Ige.
Grabfelder A; Co (Samuel Grabfelder),
whole-ale liqu< rs, 70 2d.
('•:/. \ngust. ,;'■ >cer, t 74 w Market.
Graf Carl, Blacksmith and Wagon-
. • - urer, 191 Eighteenth.
(',:.,( P. tor - ilo< •; - l- v. M«rket.
Graf Thomas, sale ••. 925 w Mai
1 • ' Char es K druggist, 167 Storv a-, e.
Goddard A; Co Edward A G ddard. Jno Graham Charlfs A., < 'ffn.ial > • .:■
C Benedict, I>M Benedict rndse >rokers, rap lie r. )u5 Fifth,
n-e cor 2d and Washington. i Graham Mrs Joseph, hotel. 14 4th.
. . c Hi$@te»S8 1£l ';■>:.; . -r ;-'• i.Oi ,00 f Fire Ki * U
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will treat the Gentlemen and Mrs. Dr. Ickes the Ladies.
2nTc. -4C ZEZscst Jefferson Street,
LOUISVILLE, -
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County Rights for Otnirgi i »n<] \l > .. n i for s ile t.v George W. Ickes, Agent. \< know ledgeJ superior to
Turkish -r Etus=ia?i Baths or the Hot Springs ot Arkansas
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Makes a specialty of curing Cancers, Tumors, Wart-- and Wens without the use of knife
and without pain, also cures Fits from whatever cause.
gSgySend foi pamphlel ci n ainint; names of many prominent citizens of Louisville
whom L have permanently cured.
Corner Jackson ana Kentucky Streets. LOUISVILLE. KY.
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Graham John oL Soil John unci S.
P.j Sash. D >ors, Bli I--. I r, Laths,
Shingles!, Pickets, etc., Otiie and Yard
60 Magazine. •*>'«<■ • ■'•"• I
Graham Mrs Margaret, grocer, 101 Floyd.
Graham Miss Mollie, cigars, etc, 10*5 e
Jeff • n.
Grab a iu & Lanp'near H ' '■
Graham, >.. L. L: i Su • -
to M< r -r >v Co., G'-JH'i •■ ) i gravers,
Stencil:* and Si imp < mors. ■'■' "1 bird.
Grainger »V Co., W. II. Grainger, and
C. F. Graii gor ? ei i :'■■' udn. and
M i< hino S!i >p. 1 ' h In t. Main and river.
(See at/r. i
Grail Henrv, baker, 268 e Je >'• rson.
Grant W T ,'•; LV Wm T Grant leaf-
to ia eo. :»'.''i W Main.
Grant K A & T 1'. physicians, cor Brook
and Broad w ti \ .
Grant I)r physh ian. HOT v M trkel.
Grasty Herbert !>., Attornej at
Law. bo Fifth. I .See
Grau Eberhard, grocer, 2*3 Portland ave.
Grauel George, painter, 101 15th.
Grauman Edward, shoes, 103 w Market.
Grauman Gustav, shoes, 39 >■ Market.
Grauman Louis, shoes, 24'J w Market.
Graves Samuel O, lawyer, 115 5th.
Gray Jesse S, insuran. - igent, 134 w Main.
Great Atlantic & Pacific l'ea Co, John A
Thuniel manager, 1*23 1th.
Great Eastern Line, E 0 M< C >rmick ag't.
office 144 \v Main.
Great Western Dispatch, M J Green ag't,
office 154 w Main.
Green Henry, grocer, 4S2 5th.
Green H B, shooting-gallery, 94 w Jeffs'n.
Green John 1-L, Vice-President Louis-
ville Car-Wl eel C • 4'Jl Jefferson.
Green John W. & D. S. John W.
and David S.) Stock ind Bond Brokers,
150 West Main.
, Green Melom J, agent Great Western
Dispatch, 124 w Main.
Green Robert B, mattress manufacturer,
201 e Market.
Green & Green, shirt mnfrs, 139 4th.
Greenbanm & Martine Morris S Green-
baum Nathaniel Martinei stenographers,
2 Court Place,
fireenbati n It ke. cigar mnfr, 105 .J 3d.
<;-. : ■ bauni S .'. who] 'sale I , ■ ■--. ■ '< 3d.
( ;■ • ■ <.. ■'■ painter, 70 3d.
Greenert Yriolph, Staph- and Fancy
Grocer and Suh>oii, 471 Preston.
Greenboujirh Thomas H., OcHlist
['[■_■ -.■<••. - \\ -: Jefferson
Greenwood '.'•> ah I >. _■ ••■ r, 585 w Jeffs'n.
Greer Newton, gr.icer. 287 w Market.
Greer Win. T., Distiller and Broker,
23 Wi -t Main.
Gregory C. K. «SL (<>., Live-stock
iioii Mere ant-. Bourbon Stock
Yards.
Gregorj David f>.. Physician. Cures
Cane i's. Warts and Wens; corner Jack-
son and Kentucky, i >"■ adv. )
I ,.-..; y ,i "\. ph • vgr:i| I • r, 105 1th.
Greiner John & i>ro. (John and To-
bias). Carpenters, Builders and Con-
tract rs, 410 Fast Green.
Grev eling J ■• r, 1 50 Brook.
Grew< ■- 1 w Market.
Grewelin •: iVni - rfia • r 130 - Jeff'n.
Grieshai ■ r Engelbert, jeweh r, 128J e Mkt.
Grieshab ir Otto T, -'■* Story ave.
Gries iaber Primus, meats, Citizci -' Mkt,
Griff Mrs Gette, millim ry, 22 e Market.
Griffin Abraham, ; . gi • !-. is^ w Market.
Griffith Joseph & Sons (estate of Joseph
Griffith. Win and Joseph Griffith), guns,
etc, 1» n w Main.
Griffiths David J, physician. 363 w J-tT'n.
Griffiths George W, physic ian, 420 w Jeff'n.
Griffiths Thomas J, physh ian, >63 w Jeff'n.
Griffiths Wm M, asst surgeon U S Marine
Hospital, 363 w Jefferson.
Grimm Joseph, bakery. 303 e Main.
Grimm Joseph, shoemaker, 302 e Gray.
Grimm Bernard, gr r,cor loth and Bank.
Grimme Henry, cigars. 22 w Jefferson.
Grinstead W E & Co (Wm E Grin-tend.
Jas V Grinstead), wh grocers, 258 and
260 w Mien.
Gripp E v.: Son I Erasmus and Charles Wi,
millers. 114 e Main.
Groman Gustaf. boots and shops, 39 w Mkt.
Gross George S, saloon, cor 12th and Main.
Gross Henry, saloon, ti e Jefferson.
Gross J G, saloon, s-wcor6th and Market.
Grossman Bernard, shoemaker, 150 Prest'n.
Grossman Joseph, baker, i;;i e Market.
Grossman Wm J, gn cer, 102 e Main.
Grosz A Jei ; ins 1 Wm l> Grosz John
W .!• nkins . io< ksmiths. 119 3d.
Grote Henrv N, grucer, 0<i w Jefferson.
Grub August, tinner. 123 Brook.
Gruber - bast an, n cats, Ti'' Portland ave.
< , ., - .1 .- ( '.. Samuel .! Gruman),
clothing, e-.r Mil and Main.
Grumme Edwin, barber, 333 Story ave.
t « I If! *5 Sev<d for Price List to FRED. SCHMTEDING,
ne***,**- 'I'PiVW fiysj \m :i 835 Br and 830 North Fourth Street,
U&yjsisJS 4y«i4 WitW »Je8S ca»*r*(i st. louis, - - - Missouri.
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Avondale, (Reading Road.) or Beiievue Hcuse Cars, which stop
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KENTUCKY STATF. GAZETTEER
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Qrunder Mrs Chris, dre3s-maker. 106 4lh.
Grunloh Lambert, confee'y, 335 Rudd .<*ve.
Gubser Fred, show-i ises, 102 w Market.
Guenther Otto, sal >n, 72 < Markc :
Guepner Charles L, salooj . 236 w Main.
Guerieh Mrs Anna, grocer, 554 v. Walnut.
Guctig Philip, grocer, 250 e J i tier; r .
Guilde John, 2d lieut • . • ly Flail.
Gutermuth Lorenz, saloon, 508 Pn -ton.
Gunterman P, physician, 37G li-i\!erave.
Gunther Geo F, tobacco and cotton, cor
3d and M ain.
Gunther S B, 1-' unit :■ li c City "• "
Gut' i! t Jacoo, tinner, 7', 3 w Market
Gutenkunst Jacob, tinner. 3S6 w Market.
Gutkese & Ries, barbers •> w Jefferson.
Haack Ferdinand, blacksmith, 246 9th.
liaag Philip, grocer, 200 ( lay,
Haas Leon, dry goods, 302 w Market.
Habel Gaspar, saloon, 347 Br< id way.
Habich Ignatz E, grocer, oor 18th and
Kentucky.
Habich Lud wig meats, 292 < Ore n.
Had ett o. Smith J. »epn Haekett, T P
Smith Jr), caskets, 1"> 3d.
H;u kman >Iax, Propr Merchants'
Exchange, 40 v. Main.
Hadderman John, saloon, 856 High ave.
Hadfield Win, cotton batting, 8-e cor loth
and Rowan.
Him be Jacob, shoemaker, 114 2d.
Haeberle & Lapp, wall paper, 99 4th.
Haess Anton, barber, 667 e Br adway,
Hafenducrfer Bros (Frederick and Chris-
topher), grocers, cor 18th and Broadway.
Hagan Francis, lawyer, 75 5th.
Hngenwald John, grocer. 58S w Chestnut.
Hager Mr.- Henry ( Mrs. Alice linger), dry
goods, 376 6th.*
Hagin Mr.- M. shoes, 332 e Madison.
Hahn Joseph, barber, 275 Logan.
Hai^ht Kohert, Bras* Finisher and
Electro Plater, 177 West Market.
Hair John l\ & Co., Manufacturers
Hand-power Elevators, etc., 0-J7 East
Main. {See adi:.)
Hair Joshua J., Manufacturer Eleva-
tors, Pumps and Blocks, corner 8th anJ
Water, i S*e adv. i
Halbleib E, shoemaker, 649 w Chestnut.
Halbleib E, sin emaker, 410 Preston.
ITallleinan \V. X., Presidentof Louis-
ville Couri<T-Ji rnal I lompan\ S
••n-t cor. F< Lirt h ml C r>*en.
Hall .1 &C B Jo-eph and Chas B Hall),
^au'-r.iill, 4"J^ Fulton.
Hall cV Eddy (Chapin Hall's heirs and
Irvine H. Eddy), Manufacturers and
Dealers in Lumber, 77 East Main.
Hail & Hay ward (Edwin (i Hall and Hsn-
ry Hayward l, crackers and confectioners
mnfis, 63 and 65 w Jefferson.
Hall, r H, meat market, 110 Baxter ave.
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., B. Holl-
man, Manager, Xorth-east corner Fifth
and Main.
Halsey Edmund T. assignee of insolvent
estates, 206 w Jefferson.
H-iltgf Fran! notion >0 i e ( 'hestnut.
Hambrick John, Mi nufa< turer Twist
I .■ v >-. 2">7 Ea>t Main, m ar llanc - k.
Hamilton Bros & Co ! Wm B Hamilton,
John R Hamilton;, pork-packers, cor 2d
i I Main.
Hamilton Joseph A. justice, 257 e Market.
Hamilton Samuel S.„ Sheriff of Jef-
ferson County, Offica, Court hous. .
Ela ilton Win (i & Co i \V (i Hamilton,
V A Bovd] merchandise brokers, ' ■■•'•
w Main.
Hamilton «.V: Co. i K. P. Hamilton ana
(r. W. Hamilton:, Produce Dealers, 103
West Main.
Haming Benj, grocer, 467 Preston.
Hammer Frederick, meat market, 450
Washington.
Hampton Wiilis G, saloon, 1S2 w Market.
Hamsley John, carriage and wagon mnfr,
- s Green, bi t 13th and 14th.
Hancock-street Market, cor Broadway and
Hancock.
Hanekamp Henry, grocer, '.'13 w Market.
Hangan Wm, tailor, 923 6th.
Hans Miss L H, millinery, 639 w Market.
Hansbrough .1 <i, real estate, Law Temple,
cor 5th and Green.
Hanson Hulbert, shoemaker. 330 w Broad'y.
Harbison & Gathright (Jno J Harbison,
Jas B Gathright and Owen Gathright,
Jr), wholesale saddlery 259 w Main.
Harbold W L, physician, 563 w Chestnut.
Harding Manufacturing1 Co. (The >
r . li. Adams, !'?■ -.; C.A.Blake, Sec.
and Treas.; Manufacturers of Working
Men'- Over-garments, 226 West Jeff'n,
Hardy Milton J & Co (Milton J Hardy
Wellington A Hardy), wholesale liquors,
17 3d,
Hargesbeimer Mrs L, notions, 173 7th.
Harig, fvoop <.V Co [Frederick Ilarisr, Au-
gust Koopand W Keisker), furniture and
chair factory, cor 9th and Lexington.
) RATI II IIave SettUtl inori t,Mm *'*00
pj I^se„a„anaveHad„«tl3IU-
.*,■.£« V:V3 ^fftiA^g &«i«isi"S3 *»* *3! e>Uecti Claim*. Agents Evervwtora.
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KILI-G-ORE <5c STII.Z,
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MANUFACTURERS OF ELLIPTIC AND PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS,
No. 125 to 131 Floyd Street, between Market and Jefferson, LOUISVILLE, KY.
ROBERT W. RAMSEY,
MANl'F.U'TrRER OF
BOILERS,
LARD AND WATER TANKS,
Plate and Sheet Iron Works of every Description.
Have always on hand a stock of S*e, >Dd-han 1 Roller* J<>r
Sale or Exchange, boilers repaired with special care
Corner Main and Floyd Sts., LOUISVILLE, KY.
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HANi SER3,
) CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
316 LOU KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LOU
Harlan Samuel F, pump-maker, 8! 9th. Hawkins Mrs M, dress-maker, 303 2d.
Harlan & \N illsoii James Harlan and Hawkins It But ler, lav \ < r, 2:3 Court Plai e.
Augustus Wil.-'-'j- • ) Lawyers, 178 West Haxthausen Joseph, wh grocer, 93 w Main.
J, fferson, Hays Jacob, physician, 474 2d.
Harlamm«rt Wm, brick-yard, cor 15th and Hays .1 , physii ian, 542 w Market.
Delaware. Hays Will S., Steamboat and Steamship
Harj er N K, lawyer, 133 6th. Pas* .. ra ! Ti< ke1 Agent, 49 4th.
Barrel & Schmidt iGu-tav Barrel and ' Hazard Wm, bricklayer, 685 18th.
Fred< rick Schni dt , saloon, 380 w Mkt. H« . ' ur es eonfe ionery, 4 Masonic
Harriman -Mrs M A, dress-maker. 629 w Temple.
Market. - Heady John 13, furnishing goods, 693 w
Harris Abner, ?< baceo, cor 9th and Main. Market
Harris A. (1. &Co., Manufacturers of j Heardl \.dam. meats, 99 Lampton.
Electro Medical Batteries and [nstru- Hearti ! Philip H, stoves una tinware,
nts, 180 Third. {See ad 424 Preston.
Harris James M, coal, • t . 462 Preston. Heath Henry, billiards, 110 \v Jefferso ..
Harris Joshua, saloon, 163 9th. rl« iton Mrs Hello, mi lin ry, 550 w Main.
Harris Mrs Margaret, dress-maker, 90 e llebebraud Peter, shoes, 2 w Market.
Market. Heekhaus Mrs Margaret, grocer, 305 Gray,
Harris Wm W, sewer-pipe, SO 3d. : Heckman Henry, shoos, 056 Kentucky.
Harrison Phil L, notarj pub 154 w Jeffrsn. Heckman John, grocer, 140 w Market.
Harrison iV M ■(irain .!••- tlarrUen. Jas Heeb Mrs Sophia, notions, i21 Broadway.
McGrain ), lawyers. 8 Center. Heeb & Wolf [Stephen Heeb Frederick
Hart Miss Amanda E, d ess-maker,227 4th. | v.Volt' blacksmiths, 23d nr Main.
Hart K i vard, dry •.;••■ ds, 106 4th. Hefl'ernan Mi( hael, shoemaker, 188 Port-
Hart Mrs. Kllen, Dressmaker, 33 j land ave.
West Green. (See adc.) : Heffernan Moi timer, shoemaker, 322 Port-
Hart Frank E. dry goods, etc, n-w cor loth land ave.
and Walnut. I Heft Christopher, grocer, East and Green.
Hart Jas A. general -tore. 97 w Jefferson. ! Hegan Bros (Samuel W and Edward C)
Hart Peter, shoemaker, 4'_;'2 e Green. wall-paper, lit? 4th.
Hart & Co (Lewis fnia W F Hart-, wh Hehl Jacob, saloon, '."J'1 Preston.
hardware, 277 w Main. j HVhl Itobert F., Baker and Confec-
Hartiny (**•)>., Proprietor Kentucky < tinner, Wedding Cakes a Specialty, 193
Shoe Factory, 87 Fourth. (See adv). East Broadway.
Harthiil Bros | Alexander and Adam), vet- | Heideway John, grocer, 516 12th.
erinary surgeons, 161 Green. Heilprin Louis & Co (Louis Heilprin Wm
Hartman Fred, neat-, Bowles' market. Kleinberger) iudies underwear, 265 w
Hartman Lawrence, meats, Citizens' mkt. Main.
Hartman Otto F, druggist. 405 e Market. ; Heim Ferdinand, marble and stone-works,
Hartman C T, cabinet-maker, 109 3d. c< r Broadway and Clay.
Hartmetz, Charles, brewer, 180 Story ave. '■ Heim George, grocer, 608 Shelby.
Harvey John, barber, 127 6th. Heim George F, baker, 335 e Shelby.
Haspital Ch W, saloon. 107 e Jefferson. j Heim Joseph, boots and shoes, 353 e Green.
Hasselwander Philip H, junk, 176 e Mrkt. j Heimerdinger August E, cutlery, 13 w
Hassan j>Hti£ Jacob, Manufacturer j Market.
Coopers' Tools, 86 Mechanic. 1 Heimerdinger Charles, shoemaker, .".12
Hatzfeld Julius, saloon, 759 Portland ave. Shelby.
Hatzmann John, grocer, 490 e Broadway. ! Heinrieh Mrs Ernestine, dry goods, 263
Hauber Andy, willow-ware. 417 v. Market. I Jackson.
Haury August, grocer, 47 Payne. HeinsJohn, baker, 106 e Market.
Hause «fe Mulholland (John 11 Hause, Hugh | H -in- John, grocer, 389 e Market.
Mulholland Jri. wh cigars nnd tobacco, i Heinz .1 >hn, grocer, 867 Preston.
284 w Main. \ Heissrnan Minnie, clothing. 89 w Market.
Hau-- Henrv, saloon, 388 w Market. ; Heiburn Louis S, cigars, 6()0 w Main.
Hawcs Henry VV, U S claim agt 76 wJcffn. I Helbui n Paulding, dry goods, 400 e. Mkt.
r nnftrri inTTTnnTPD |1*TT1 TiiTT* Without reference to the Companies we manage.
all PA BABBEE& CASFLt" ■ ,"l ^sviile, Ky.
LOU A.ND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 317
liOUisville IP* I st :ra. i 13. s 1W1XX.
_A__ 2ST. STRTJCZ,
MANUFACTURER OF
FLOORING, WEATHERBOARDS, &c.
AND DEALER IN
Lumbers Buildinp- Material in General,
Corner Garden and Chestnut Streets,
LOUISVILLE, - - KENTUCKY.
All Order* will bo Promptly Attended to, Contracts far BuildiCjr Materials Solicited. Patentee for Xetx
Sash-Fastener for Mate of Kentucky.
DISTILLERS' TUBS A SPECIALTY.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Near Ninth Street, - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
I Have recently Opened, Re-fitted and Re-furnished the House, and have the most elegant
sleeping apartments of any hotel in the city, as my house is located on Broadway,
the most popular street in the city.
C0HN£Ci£0 WITH THE HOUSE IS A BAR WHERE I KEEP THE CHOICEST LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Transient Custom One Dollar Per Day.
BOARDING, FROM $3.50 TO $4.00 PER WEEK.
M-A-I^FXasT CCITITIPP, ZFrcprietor.
Oatin.s "-tamps, Self-Inking Stamps, n.-m -
i'loi >:■ ;»; Viuateur Printing Presses hiki
Kiitimwr ;uul JJie Siukui*. l(J(i !; nululuh S
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Held Jno, saloon, 150 Portland av.
Helge Williitm, Furniture Manufac-
turer and Dealer, 273 and 270 East
Jefferson.
llellinanti Anton, Wine and Beer
Saloon, 200 Baxter Avenue.
Hellmann, Franck & Co, wholesale whis-
kies, -;4 3d.
Helm Wm W, lawyer, 120 ttl .
Helmerking H, meat mkt, : - » Storj av.
Helmke J N, druggist, eor Frankfort and
Vernon a vs.
Helt Mrs (. hristina, barber, 180 Shelby.
Heming A (.', boots and >!:■■•--. ;">4 w Mkt.
Heming A. Randolph iJ L H i ' A
W Kan ' Iph), civil engineers, 122 e
Jefferson.
Heming & Spt J Jas W Hi ming. .1 *hua
F Speed), real estate agts. 146 vv JefFsn.
Hernpel John, grocer, 313 e Mark c.
Henderson E E, dress-mkr, 153 Jackson,
Henderson I' K, physician, 2-"?0 1st.
Hendricks Jas, grocer, 109 ■ SI ..
Henle, Bretzf'elder & VVol Sarnl Henle,
Lewis Bretzfelder, Leo Woll wholesale
huts and caps, 218 \v Main.
Henn Chas, grocer, 592 w C hestnut.
Hennekamp Mfs M, notions, 833 Clay.
Kenning Herman, wagon mfr, loo e Green.
Henry F., Wines and Liquors, 146 East
Market.
Henry Gustav, baker, 93 Bank.
Henry S. Cr. & Stone, General Auc-
tioneers ar,d Commission Merchant*,
181 W^st Main.
Henyon Michael, saloon, 255 Fulton.
Hepp Mrs M, fruits, etc, 201 e Jefferson.
Herberich M, shoemaker, 185 Baiter av.
Herbert Geo, bakery, 445 w Walnut.
Herbold Fritz, bakery, 014 w Market.
Herbold Jacob, bakery, 45 Portland av.
Herbold Leopold, barber, 650 w Main.
Herbold Wm. baker, 44'. w Market
Herbst Geo A, saloon, 400 >• Main.
Herdt Henry, meat market, 100 e Walnut.
Herget G, stoves and tinware. ..07' e Main.
Ilerm Uertin, Cpholsterer and Mat-
tress Manufacturer, 241 Third.
Herman August, t-ru-h rnfr, 417 Pre,-ton.
Herold Christ, I ak« r, i 13 2d.
Hero] 1 Frank, barber, 684 w Market.
Herold Herman, hardware, 74 w Market.
Herman Philip, grocer, 08 Garden.
HerrmanSu in, dr\ go ■ •-. 356 .- Green.
Herrmann Bros (Michael and F Joseph),
wholesale liquors, 193 w Market.
Herrmann & Exner (George Herrmann
Adam Exnerj wholesale liquor dealers
7! 3d.
Hershey George, shoemaker. 1101-2th.
Hertill Charles, gunsmith, 385 w Jefferson.
Hertzfeld Theodore, second-hand store. 143
Preston,
II >ss A lam, saloon, 423 w Main.
Hess Charles, r. staurant. Ill 5th.
HessGcorge& Bro (George and Henry C)
undertakers, 127 e Market.
Hess Mrs Lisette, confectionery, 40 10th.
II<'ss 3Irs. Ijouisn, Dress and Cloak
Maker. Notions and Millinery, 254.?
Fourth A \ enue,
Hesse Julius, cigars, 220 w Main,
il - ■ I A Son : [sadorand Edward H> sse)
dry goods, 141 w Market.
H -so <x Dreyfuss, dry go ids, 144 w M'k't.
Hesterman Henry, baker, 279 Logan,
Hesterman Charles, ihecmaker, 303 Mar-
shall.
Hettermann Brothers, cigar manufacture r-.
92 w .Market.
Hettich Mrs G & Son, grocers, 09 Port-
land ave.
Heuser Jacob P, grocer, cor 18th and
Chestnut.
Heuser John, grocer, 300 20th.
Heuser Peter, grocer, n-e cor Buchanan
and Washington.
Heusherman Edward W, grocer, s-e cor
19 and Chestnut.
Keverin Bros ( Edward and Charles ) bill-
posters. 80 w Green.
Hewett, Field & Co. ( Dexter Hewett,
Henry P. Field), wholesale deuleri in
Field Seeds, Agricultural Implements.
Seward Chilled Plows and Jackson's
Truss Kod Axle Wagons, 138 and 140
West Main.
Hewett K C. physician, 200 3d.
Hewitt John G, solicitor of patents, 674 4th.
Hiekmami Henry, Engraver and
Ornamental Wood Carver, 309 East
Madison, | See adv. i
Uiero7iymus Her, nan. grocer, 714 w
Walnut.
Hisru'inbotham Edward G, physician, 102
Walnut.
Hiesins Robert C, dry goods, 412 Preston.
Hiirgins R II & Co | R H Higgins) whole-
- ; ■ liquors, 20 3d.
Hightower John A. official stenographer,
6 Court Place.
Hilbert Miss Nellie, notions, 150 w M'k't.
Ritaasa r a IftJgifKS SH9 i •" . .■.•->> of Fire «! % 11
LOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 319
3jPi^^.2srK:xjTisT" ipl^n'tin-g- imxTjL.
H. G. VAN SEGGERN
DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF
No. 317 East Green Street, near Clay,
LOUISVILLE, - - - KENTUCKY
EMORY C. EVANS. WM. R. GKNTR>
Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 23 West Jefferson Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Hild Henry, saloon. 458 e Market.
Ilild W in, salo >i . 647 w M; •
Hilderbrand Philip, saloon. 26 ad.
Hilger Chai 1--. gro. or, 280 20th.
Hilger & Kraft fWni J Hilger, Robert F
Kraft), shoemak ts, 132 5tb.
Hill Augustus ii barber, 478 Preston.
Kill A. IS., Barber, 227 West Walnut
Hill Bivs i i i F H ' and 1
b ««>ts and shoi s, 120 4th.
Hill, Fletcher .x Co : R K Hill. Robert
Fletcher, U H Showers. E 11 Clark),
wholesale notions, 253 w .Main.
Hill George, hardware, 352 « Green.
Hili Joseph B, sign writer, 77 4th.
Hill Jit. C, Gold Pen Manufacturer,
Corner Fourth and Main.
Hillebrant ii, si oemal er, 308 5th.
Hilien Philip, saloon, 251 e Market,
Hiller Mrs Kate, notions, 242 Preston.
Killer Mrs Wilhelniina, dry goods, 322 e
Market,
Hillerich Henry, barber, 370 18th.
Hinderlang Alex, shoein'k'r, 412 Campbell.
Hinesley George, Proprietor English
Kitchen— Oyster Baj .1 34 West Jefferson,
3d door below Fourth.
Hinkel Charles, baker. 190 e Market.
Hinkel Win, grocer, 304 e Main.
Hinkle Philip, city auditor, City Hall.
Hinzcu «£ Itoseu Otto H. Hinzen,
Ernest It >sen i, Piano Manufacturers,
138 West Market.
Hirsh Abram, rags ef \ 388 w Walnut.
Hirschfeld Samuel, second-hand store, 145}
Preston.
Hirth David, grocer. 203 Portland ave.
Hite W. \V. & Co., L. A E. Mail Co.
( Sec adv.)
Hoagland & Co fCassius C Hoagland, E
Walter Short) produce and commission,
49 w Market.
Hobbs S J, surveyor, 1 16 w Jefferson.
11 bl - .v Shortt t irk-.i ( Ilobbsand Wm
C Shortt i dm -'-.,. 291 w -1 ffersmi.
Hobbs & Co •);>-. Va .1 >r,H.-i r\ Hobbs .
Found- rs. 1 09 Fust Main. . S't< ndi\)
Ho dm lei Adolj I . gro< er. , or 1 1th and
( -tnut.
II «l«i| p Anton, salo n. 377 w Market.
Hodapp 1. ui?, -'< ■ - utter, Broadway, nr
Jackson.
II kIu) ! V: ' i ■• . - ■ ■■ r.d tn as Pleenix
Tui ui .- < o, ' -■'.' ■•>>• 1 1th and I icxii ctoii.
Hod ji lan 1 " in!, i'. ■■' . i.-t, 768 n Walnut.
Hoeck August, shoemaker, 301 Clav.
Hoefer F& Son (Frederick and Henrj ,
bnkers, 252 w Jefferson.
Hoetllin M T, notions, 309 e Broadway.
Uoellich Michael, saloon, 199 e Green".
11 teger Fred, saloon, cor 10th and Main.
Hoehle Henry vt Son (Henry Sr. Henry
Jrj. grocers, n-e i oi Pith and Wall it. '
Hoehle John, cigar mn.fr. 69 Mary.
Hoehh r Jo " fvenl
1 1 ng J i le, 175 e J -:k rson.
11 ■■<■'■- lies Frederick, florist, 870 w Market.
Hoerman Jacob, shoemaker, 93A e Main.
Hoey James, grocer, 128 Grayson.
Hoffeld Ernest A. grocer, e Madison.
Hoffman Edward' J F, physician, 285
Preston.
Hoffman E James, physician, 522 Pre I m,
Hoffman Leonard, confectionery, 548 w
Market.
11 tfman Simon, shoes, 104. e Market.
Hoffmann Ferdinand, barber, s-e cor 15th
ar.d Walnut.
Hoffmann Frederick, grocer, 412 Shelby.
Hoffman Henry, grocer, 108 Beard.
Hoffmann John, grocer, 296 Baxter ave.
Hoffmann Mr-. Pauline, dress-maker, 198
Preston.
Hoffmann Philip, saloon, 213 e Market.
Hoffmann Samuel. shoe3, 138 e Market.
Hofheimer & Selliger, ( Nathan Hofheimer,
George 11 Muore, Max Selliger), distil-
lery, 8 w Main.
Hofmann Andrew, wagon-maker, 49
Bardstown rd.
Hofstatter Louis, notions, 334 Rudd ave.
Hosjan & Co (Win J Hogan), hair goods,
164 4th.
Hogue Ephrairn, fish, 401 w Main.
Hogue Wm S, lawyer, 115 5th.
Hohmann Alexander, grocer, 44 e Market.
Hohmann J II, b ■• ts 4<>s e Chestnut.
Hoke W B, judge Jefferson county court,
136 w Jefferson.
Holbp ■ k Br.^s & Co fE H< !br. ok. Ii C
llolbrook, M Li-wis Clark .];•>, tobacco
n in ul •.' Lurers. 2, 4. 6. and 8, Duncan.
i i 'i Walter, lai i r, 187 5th
Holihan K . w ti ■ ' i-u er 360 7th.
!i • kamp Herman, e;ro< er. 323 13th.
i ;..■.,•■,•..■ .; i 'ncer, 667 ISch.
Ii .llenha h Br. • i August and PI
■a ines and iipini -. n- v cor 1st and I '
Holb-nlmcli Fro<leri«'k, R -
■ ■ • W,i<. n-niaker, 59 and 61 B
Avenm .
Hollenkamp Theo, grocer, 12 w College.
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UAiti'^iH mx-emilm* WMJMiM 335 Broadway lud SdO S. Fourth St, ST. LOU]
LOT AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOTJ 321
James Bkidgkford, Prcs't. J. Estk.n Cooke, Scc'y and Treas.
National Mutual Benefit
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Hollman B, n anager Hall's Safe and Lock j Hospital C
(i of Medicine, Wm H It ■!
Co, n-.' cor 5th 'in! Main.
Hollman Henry, .•:•■•■■:. ■- 257 Pi toi
Hoi] gb"r Jacob, bar kt. 4'.K> •• Jefferson.
iloll.iwH ■•' J;ts M. i ivsieian, 2 >2 ith.
HollUOS !> >l| I'm kers. Cakes, and
Fne 1: jh S ■'■ ■■ ■'. < • " is N . llobi ' son,
Manager. 59 ai L 01 West J • ' t -'..
HoliiK - tiVrer A- * o. ■
Gc - : L. P ..t. :; ■'. F : , , F a;.T> i'i
Stoves Tin war ■ M mt :• '.iratt •. 15 . ! l-
ers' Hardware. Tools, Cutlery, and Nail?,
95 \V. -; Mm ket. [Sfe n .
H ilc her Win. barker. 41 1 \\ il
Holt & Fi !-».■. ' '• Holt, Jesse
Fi :•' y , Fre-eo P inters. Art Paper
in g, dear : Frank < ! Wilson, so. aim
i ' ■ •, m lii nl lepartment Central Fni-
\ ersil v, e Chi tnut.
Hotel Klliott, E. II. Bartley, Pi
etor, Soutb-wesi cor. Second and Jeff.-r-
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Hoi p| i hristian, : il.<r. 124 e .Market
I ' :• M : - .' ■ i i pirs. ' "■ f" stl '
li iiMin J '.ib, g c-vr, 357 Broad way.
Hi'Usah Theodore, shirtrnaker, 181 e ,]>■ -
ferson.
Ji i .n, Curd .v C > i A P Hi nst»n, J P
Curd), saddlery, 548 \? Main.
ii i ■ i '. i .:■■ ' - i . ffiee, 394 i
Main ; fact rv, 4-; I ii .-;. vson.
Hangings, etc.. 173 Fourth. {S*e nJe.) '• Howard Stable and Wagon Yard, C "W
EL) o -■ H< nrv, gi .•.;!■. 329 •■ Main. Vaughi • : r. 7*1 e Mai : I
!?•>". .: I VV n f, • . 2 12 ,s 1 1 ■ ■ i .
:; Machine Co. JUL ■. ing, agent, 166
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flow* ii ( '. in • ngf, 1 1 5 w Mark el .
Hubnrs G< rg.\ gro er. 301 Sbelbv.
IL ill vi ; B, . " t, i : '.' : '.■ and Wash-
ington.
Hoiyoke Academy . < ■■'- W. W.T m-
tain-.', A. 31.. Pi pa -: • h-i ast cor.
Fourth and Broadw-i V. ■
Holzknecht Chrbt, versurg. S2 . Market. | Hubbard Austin." bat her, Willard Hotel,
of the Inni'i-.-nts Fpiscopal Insti- j Huldmeh S. & Bro. (Sob. and Josi ih)
tute for women and ;. [ren, Sister Em- \ Wall Paper. Window Shades. Cornici
ih Deaeonen, 100 e Chestnut. Carpets, and Oil-cloths, 430 ^Vest Mar-
Homer Alfred, Imitation Stone and ' ket. S, ■■-.■'•.!
Boiler Covering Manufacturer. South- i Hubbuch ev Gliessner (Philip Hubbuch,
east cor. V. ■ enth and Main. (Seemtv.) | John R Giiessner), wall paper. 87 Ma kc-1
Homire Ji hn, cigars, 1 32 w Main. ■ Huebi iter John, shoen aki r, 'JOO w Market.
Hommrich Cb.ris, dry go>ids. 338 e Green. I Huber Anton, salo n, '2~ w J; rt'erson.
Hoosac Tunnel Fast" Freight Line, Homer \ Huber Miss Caroline, dress-maker, 307
i ' i"; ost. agt, l'"> v. Main. i;! rv ave.
H-M." Mi- A. :'..'; v ■.; .■.■!-, 171 v. Bn^adway. ; fk.i-r' ll.-nry. brewer, 809 Sin-'!; v.
Hope W B, stoves an i tinware. 330 Preston. Huber Leonard, jeweler, 262 w Murk..;.
Hopkins H B, ladies' furnishing goods, j IIubiT Thos, shoemaker, 736 Portland av.
124 4th. Rubers !> -id, grocer, 143 e Broad wav.
Hopkins Jas M. & Co (J M Hopkins), H rt Frederick, meats. 355 Portland a vo.
whol whiskies, 30 3d. I Hu ■] ter Cbarb s. grocer, 200 Portland ave.
Hopkins -1 G, dry good-, 58 >■ Market. '• Hndd trt John F. druggist, s-e ci r 2d an i
Hopkins Patrick! grocer. 10th and Green. Chestnut.
Hopkins U B, mayor's clerk, City Hall, I Uuecker H, druggi-t. 356 e Broadway.
ro »m 21 Huette P ! A. S«'in i Peter I and Wni F .
Hopkins Win. tanner, 32 B ichanan. '•■ ■ ">aie v hiskie-, 4o e Main.
Hop wood George B, hats and caps, 149 w i Fluff Mrs. Josephine A, dress-making, 150
Jefferson. | e Je tiers >•.
Horan 0c Filburn -I II Horan. M .1 Fil- IF. -'» W. r.-al in.l coke, 63 w Market.
krin. ■•':' mn ■ | Hughes Mrs. 3Iary, S i and Fancy
H n : : ': . i . : 1 Mai . (.:■ ' ■■'). 133 Fb.yd.
Horn t'iii p. b t> and s
Hoseh FrtMleriek,
Steam Dve U'nrk-; Office, 183 Fourth : Hughes. Taggart Jc Co i Win Hughes, Jno
A.venue and 21". Pr I D Taggatt, Gcrge AV Tarleton. John
H(»seh & >1yer, P i rubers, Gas and j A Taggart;, pork "packers. 62 Second
Steam Fitters, 211 Pn ■• :.. - Hughes \\ n nlo p.. 1-30 w d- ■ ■ ■- n.
- 242 C!i • j IJuKhes Major lid., r'--i of Fir
L and Fancy ! 1 ' ■■. : rtn ent ' 'it_\ 11: II.
- > Have S<U).<1 ;.,-.,,■ ,Ju,„ 1,400
.. . ' i-osws, «tn<l liftvf had but 13 Re«
L (» Ul"H flill .feted o«i„w. Agents Everywhere
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LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY.
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MAXTFACTCREH AND rr.ll.ltt IN
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Ara 6 E. Green Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. \A(, :• /(| |
Alt orders prompty attended to Careful attention ven
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Hugo Cornelius, tailor, 220 Baxter ave. ! Hvman S. see-hand food; 133 w Market
Huhlein Hart, notions, n-w cor 14th and j Hynos & Malonev (T. C. Uvih-s, J. J.
Chestnut. Ma! „ ,v |> ,, ,:u a': j ,; .^h' \|,u ,_• ,.
Hukenbeck .V Brinkhaus (Her.ry A Hu- : turer.-. 12 Bullitt. (See no
ke.nbeck, H Anton Brinkhaus), mnfrsof j Ickes Mrs G W. dress-making, 40 e Jeff'sn.
fine trunks, ill. e Market. T i 1 1 -; Fred, machinist, 118 1st,
Hul-cee Hamilton J J r, physician, 105 e \ IUig & Ketzmanu (Philip Illig, Henry
•>' if* ; -""■ K st :man |, \\ agon-ra ikei -. 543 Prest
Rul- ■Hamilton.] S ■. : ! ■ . 105 e [n i Br Joseph and Henry), gr>>-
J< fferson. ceries. 077 3d.
Hull Geo 11 & Co (Geo II Hull), iron, coal j Inderstroth Fred A saloon, s-w cor 14th and
and coke, s-w cor 5th and Main. Main.
Hull Geo W, clerk polk ) department, City [ngalls & Co (Robert M Ingalls), wholesale
Hall. boots and shoes. 317 v. Main.
Hull A- Bro (Chas C Hull), printers and ' Inglis W, grocer, 220 Vai Buren.
binders, 79 5th. j Ingram W, city b oper, City Hall.
Hulscamp Jno (i, baking powder, 135 e ! Ireland John C. livery, sale, and boarding-
Market, stable, cor ,tb and Gr
HulseMr- M, notions, 327 w Jefferson. l Irelai I J A .iivsician ,«5 e Madison.
Hulsmeier Bern ird - o-n. 117 « Market. ■ [ .rinjy Henry," Paint, -r, 158 Third.
Humbert >Il\s. F. A; Son Mr-. Math A Co (Matthew Irion and Ru-
Frank A Llenrv Humb.-ri . Pronrieto
dolph Bau . «ratch< s and jewel n . s-v
cor 5th and Marker.
Irvine & Smith Hugh .1 Irvine, Jacob J.
Smith), wall paper. 243 e Market.
Irving Henry, painter. 150 3d.
Irwin Harvey S, lawyer. Ill 5th.
Isaacs Miss Mollie, irents' furnishing goods,
128 Floyd.
TsotiImtu* Bros. (Goodkind and Sol -
monj, .Junk, [lags and Iron, Wool and
F athers, '<■> West M ain
Iserl Bros | Anninius and llenrv P), boots
an i shoes, t'-U w Market,
Isham Richard H. physician 132 Gray.
People's Meat Market, 200 West Market.
Hummel Mr- L. notions, 47". v. Chestnut.
Humphrey K W C, lawyer, 8' Center.
Hun Joseph \. shoem i ;er. 2 12 e Main.
Hunt Miss A. dress-maker and dry goods,
8S w Breckinridge.
Hunt A 1) A Co Abrain D Hunt, ,T J B
Hilliard, Geo K Spei I . bankers, 64 5th.
JIunt J G, saloon, s-e cor 5th and Jefferson.
Hunt Patrick If. marble. 202 w Jefferson.
Hunter, Deering lV Co W T Hunt ■:•, Geo
Deering. E A Burfordi, mnfrs agents,
1 "«7 w Main.
Hunter 11 \V. insurance agent. 96 w Main. I Ising llenrv. grocr, 2M2 ■ JetFer
Hunter N D&Co | N D Hunter, II Hunter, I Ising Theodore, baker. 280 .■ Jefferson.
J M Hunter), hardware. 09 w Mam. j Israel JTenry, saloon, 69 3d.
Hun toon 1>. !J.. S iperintendent Ken- j Jackman John S, lawver. Ill 5th.
tucky Institute for the Blind, Frank- [ Jackson, Loving A MeGoodwii (C Jackson,
fort Avenue. Jno and H V L eving, J 11 McGoodwin .
Hupe H L, hair dealer. '.'7 4th. whol groceries, 217 w Main.
Hupfauf K. physician, 360 e Market. j Jackson Wm L, judge circuit court Jeffs'n
Hurter Henry, cash'r Western Bank, and | countv. Court-
sec "Western InsuranceCo, '3 w .Market.
Hurt/. ,1 . II. Al Co., Sun Bonnet Man-
ufacturers, 205 Wesi Main.
Hussei Wm, bar ■ . ■.. Stor\ ;iv.
liu-t Mrs J W, millinery, et< . 238 e Market.
Hutti Geo. tinner, 1M-J w M, lison.
Hutti •! M. grocer, 77 18th.
Hutton & Breidenstein (.1 C Hutton,
Wm Breid msteiii), pro luce. 42 2d.
Huxley a- Son (Thos and CJ), plumbers,
gas, and steam titters, '-7 n \\ i! nut.
Hvland Patrick, grocer, 402 1-th.
: Jackson & Phelps (Wm L Jackson, Zack
Phelps), lawyers. Ill 5th.
i Jacob Henry, saloon, 160 w Green.
( -I !••(.!, Philip, sttloon, cor 6th and Jeffs'n.
I Jacob Sarmi.d, dry goods, U 4 w Walnut.
I Jacob Mrs Sarah/clothing, 82 e Market.
j Jacobs Frances, gents furnishing goods,
81 w Jefferson.
| Jacob? Leop dd, millinery, 110 w Market,
I Jacobs Simon. ..!\ er etc. 1:7^ . Market.
Jacobst"in Abraham M tailor, 18 w Jeffs'n.
1 Jacques Louis, grocer, 600 w Market.
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Fe thers Renovated at Shortest Notice.
Market Street, bet. 4th and 5th, Louisville, Ky
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Jaeger A, crockery. 120 w Market. , Johnson Andrew, notions, 121 Brook
Jaeger John B, cigar mr.fr. 203 w M'k't. ' Johnson E Polk, editor ' Sunday Ar-'u=
Jaeger Niehol is, saloon, 1S1 v Market. 105 oth.
Jaeger 6: Bosomer (Charles F Jaeger | Johnson James S. county assessor Jefferson
Andrew Bosemer), plumbers, steam and j county. Court Hous.-.
gas-titters,' 60 7th. . j Johnson Samuel F, librarian Louisville
Jahn Julius, saloon. 1 w Jefferson. i Law Library, C irt Elmi^e
James Miss Anna L, dre<s-maker. 270 w ! Johnson William l» & Co VVn P Join
Theodore Schwartz, Jr e< mmission.
James Frank M, photographer, 353 w
Market.
James James, saloon, 370 e Main.
James John B. lawyer. 135 .. JtffVrson.
James Richard, cr < its fun =hing goods,
102 ttli.
James Robert, gents furnishin - goods, 110
w Mark. t.
James Tho- A: Co, , . ;. <■ : - .
Jan»en He rmann. gr< >eer, "7 ! 7th.
Jansen J \V. -. ■" . .• 7th.
Johnson & Straell'er (DeWitt C Johi • m
and Geo Stra* lei elo hes-wringers, 73
v. .Murk",.
Job Pton Bros & (',, \y T J >hnston, C W
f«'hi ston, C B J... ii ;t hi . wholesale
l r ■ ■;'-, 28 i w Main.
Johnston P B, painter, 1G0 v Jefferson.
Jo! list >n .1 V, 'mmission, L'7 >,v Main.
Johnston - i >, la ivyer I- ■" w Jefferson.
■J 'lin^t .ne Charts W, ti ket agent J. M
& I R R, cor 3d and Main.
JailSOU -John. [••■ i< --t - -r. ■■'.'' > M:.r-hall ' Joi' <_■:• llarv.-;. ,!. p. ,i trait painter, 2'i Co tr-
Jarvis & Co , .Joshua \i Jarvis, Henr\ G ' ier-Jourmilbuilding.
Philips, Brvan P S ulh . p..rk packers,
47 w Main"
Jefferson & Wright Thos L Jefferson Jr.
Hamilton M Wright), wholesale and
retail grocers, 7l' w Market.
Jefferson & Co ill T .JetlVrson. A N Jen-
nison, J W Da\ I, flour and salt commis-
sion, n-w cor Main and ] st.
Jeffersonville, Madison & Indi-
anapolis ii. It., 17. \V. McKenna,
Superintendent; I!. It. Dering, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent: R. W.
Jones Arthur, Brass, Copper and
White Metai Castings Manufacturer, 224
We.it Market. : See adv. |
Jones Gabe A, livery, hoarding and sale
stab! ;, 30 and 38 Center.
Jones John A, dentist, 277 w Jefferson.
Jones John li, run fr pure raw bone, river
road near city limits.
Jones Louis W, dentist, 472 w Market.
Jones Mrs Mary A, dress-maker, 326 e
Jefferson.
Jones Samuel J, dentist, 277 w Jefferson.
Geiger, General Freight Agi nt; General ! Jones Simon N, druggist, 2 w Jefferson.
Offices, Board of Trade Building, corner j Jones Rev T G I Baptist!.
Third and Main. (Sw.ndr.) \ Jordan Dominick, blacksmith, 49 Bards-
Jenkins E C & Co fE C Jenkins, Alfred \ town road.
Lewis), leaf-tobacco 41 11th. ' Joseph Laf., Lawyer, 9 Court Place.
Jenkins 31. <>., Liv< n ai d S de Stable, | Joseph .Mrs L ata, crockery, 171 e Jeff's n.
110 to 114 Third Avenue. **■- ■• -.-.. j Joseph Morris H, lawyer, too w Jefferson.
Jenks Henry B, chief clerk R R mail ser- i Joseph A: Jaeobsen "(Jacob Josepii and
vice. Custom II< ■>:--.
Jenne C, & Co < hi ;tiai Jei tie, Jacob
Doll), merchant taib v.-. 34 w Market.
Jenneweni F, l>o its and sb ies, 8*6 e Main.
JeilllJMJfS 11. A. Co., Proprietors (Jri-
e '.i ! Steam Laundry, 57 ' Fifth .x v< i li ■.
I .See ad :
Jensen N". m< at market. 475 Pr< -,'.,ti.
Antony A Jacubsenj cigar nmfr's 2'J2
w Market.
Jost Fred, shoemaker, 139 Clay.
Jov • 'i':' 'ii ;- ii a I bie •!• :,:■ r. 157 W Jeffs'lJ.
J .; Pati -k lav yrv. 33 Court Place.
Joyes Thomas, lawy -r, 33 Court Place.
JueiiiTSt Jerome A Bro | Jeron e and Chasj
sab ■ n, 19:: 3d
Johanboeke & Bro ( Fred Wm and Henry Jungblutli »\L Co. 'Karl Junghlutk,
R Johanhoekei, wholesab hats and caps, ', CI i '.-. Rauterberg and W. R. G
235 w Main. I Wo i, Li( rio Paste, etc , L'5 East Main.
Johns Ja W, silk hat mnfr, s-e cor oth and j Junker John, Agent Royal St. J hn
Jefferson. j Sowing Machines, Repairing a Specialty.
Johnson 31 rs A J, cigars, 184 e Market. . 61 K.-t Market.
B m ft mil ■--- . i f, i ■ : - ■ Fin ni f; ? ;
i j • i lxIi r, in *o«t}i- L". -. \t\t | KlfMR
B,;iitc till ■ - •■ ■ ■ ' ' ■ ? " A ;w k idi i-'UiU. •
/ I misville.&j Ag nts everywhere. ^
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SAM'L I.. AVERY, Pros. J. SMITH SPEED. Sec'y and Treas C. M. T VLMAGE, Sup't.
DIRECTORS:
B. 1\ AVERY. J. F. SPEED. S.L.AVERY. J. SMITH SPEED. C. M. TALMAGE.
TALMAGE LAKE ICE COMPANY
Ofe, 155 E. S. ThnUuCM,
Bet. Green and Walnut St«.
LOUISVILLE, KY. J ';
Vi \ olesale find Retail D aiers in
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PURE LAKE ICE
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This Company is prepare. I to contract for thf dcliverj • •;' the Best Quality of Northern L<*ke
Ice to Dealers. Breweries, Packers, Hotels, Steamboats, Restaurants. «. oni^tiontrs and ;-'.,n ;:•■- ii ii
rates. Special attention giTen to nliippii .- o; !-••, for Car Loads, Uhds., ! i)I* or Sai ks
D. \V. HOLMES. GEO. L. PETER. H. J. PETER.
HOLMES, PETER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Stoves, Tinware, Mantels,
GRATES, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, TOOLS, CUTLERY,
NAILS, WHEEL BARROWS, STEP LADDERS, &c
2<To. 95 !>»<Ea,rls:et Street,
LOUISVILLE, - - KENTUCKY.
GUTTERING AND ROOFING DONE PROMPTLY.
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.lust Louis, Bellow- Manufacturer, 109
l'r ■ ~ r • ■ 1 1 .
Justi Herman Jr., S vi ■;.- W. B.
B -ik'r-.up .v Co.. tu d President Brai in n-
Justi Paper Co., 1 13 W,-.- Main.
■] >-; i John, wuU i ;ti r, 30 t w Market.
Kaelin Joseph, Wine and B. r Saloon,
188 East J, ftl-rson.
K :•• :, v ivi -r. i '•■ ■ ;•>, | P . \] rkot.
'■■ ''• ■ •' ■ ■■ 1 <- • w Market.
Kahl : i August, prod if , 07 w Market.
Kahlert Charles 11., Produce and
C< [Tin . . :•- M. reliant. 221 \\ est Mar-
kei. i S' ■■■' m
Kahi: 1 ,• 1 !-.-. and Le .}> .Id i cloth-
ing, 127 w Market.
Kahn Manuel, grocer and baker. 9 5th.
Kahn. Wolf '& Sons Ah m Kahn,
i- , . u ii i ., ,ij v. .,:. , \\ ;,..
■ lie ( ; itliiniC, 270 W< t M i n.
K dm I !•'.•]• linand, shoes, 091 vv Market.
K ti?( r A A, men haul I iilor n 1 d< aler in
h ;r- a nd ! i] =, 1 13 • ■. M i
Kaiser Frank, saloon. So w Green.
K ii'ser Hem y, shoem iker. 20 Garden.
Kaiser John, tailor. 128 2d.
Kaifus H F, phvsieian, 280 2d av.
Kalkhuf II. blacksmith. 813 Shelby.
Kallileiseh P barber. 208 Portland av.
Kaltenbacher L, dyer and scourer, 315 tth.
Kaltwasscr F. marbleizer. 01'' w Market.
Kampfmilier K, druggist, s-e cur 7th and
Broadway.
Kam Gus, restaurant. 9f) ( Ireen.
Kanzinger C F. grocer, 50^ w Chestnut.
Kan ?.ler John, grocer, 715 Main.
Karins P A. marble, 78 vv Gn i n.
Kassenbrock II, meats, 7:17 Portland av,
Kasienbine L 1>, physician, s-w cor 2d and
Gr en.
Katholiseher < ; 1 a u 1> e n ■< 5» o t e
i We kl\ Gi i rge I). D user, Publisher,
v I W.-t M irfcet.
Katzmann Fred, shoemaker, 301 Gray.
Ki lifrnan Peter, -Ton r. 7<; Water.
Kn •; m & Straus ( It Kaufman, B Straus i,
dry goods, 274 w Jefferson.
Kavi .v Co ("Wm Kaye S .1 Kaye . bell
in i brass founders 32 Wat r,
Ken I'liej f>aniel, ' 'arriagi - and S] ring
VV sigi >ns, 0 !■..-. >t G reen. i v-'' n ! >. |
Kei k J, eonfecl ,200 Preston.
Keen Nicholas, saloon, 100 Otl .
Keightlev A .1. pi ysician, 100 2d.
Keim G. life ins a<;t. 73 w M at ki t.
Keisker V W, furniture. 130 \v Main.
Keisker 31 rs ii P, restaurant, 100 3d.
Keith S ,v Co (Sanb>rd Keith, Roland L
"N l|itm.-j ■ and shoe manfrs, 8th bet
M '.'it ■■ tul river.
Kelch A II, o ulist physician, 2425th.
Ki Iday Win, hair worki r, ' 98 3d av.
Ki ; iter M, m at ma I 1 -■; B 'oa ■
K '!!; r Vndrew, •■■''■ -;:..;> J ■■"•■.
K ■ I 11, .1 . . t, : 1 Pn . : .
Keller Andrew", Carriage and Wagon
M , ■ \\v tur r, 414 We.-t Main. Si
U ■ Her Arnold, Wine and Deer Saloon,
: 10 E ist ■'■ tie - »n.
' ■ 1- \ tigress, : rlOth.
Keller [Murray, ! - 'n< ; Agt J,
■ -N ■■ ■ Albany ev: Chicago Railway
Co., HSi W- -; M" iin.
: ■• ■ ■ " I ' I ''.'. ■ •■ Jetl'erson,
■ ■■ > • ■' Wm, gn •'•■;'. 453 e .h sferson.
Ke -•::' ^ .- .- et ■ K dler, Frank Y
Sti if merchandise brokers, 110 w Main.
Keilej Mrs Maty, dr — maker. 203 Uth.
K' Hy Clinton, physb ian, -■!■'. e Chestnut.
Kelly Clinton \V", physician, cor Green
and 2d.
Kelly John, 2d lieutenant of police, Citv
Hall.
K^lly Robert M. U S pension agent, Cus-
t iin-h< use.
Kelly U. M., Editor Louisville Com-
mei ■: i! 102 West Green
Kelly W C & Co (Wm C Kelly, Robert C
Thomps< n . mnfri axes, 01 1 Portland av.
Kemperdick Charles \V. physician and
druggist, 109 w Main.
Kempt' Mrs Catharine, baker, 345 e Green.
Kempf Paul II, physician, 339 e Market.
Kemprnan Peter, shoemaker, 100 12th.
Kendall Adrian T. lawyer, 202 w Jefferson.
Kendall Allen, gri i .-. 'J .7 Jackson.
K ■■■ la 1 Benjiunin G, school com'r, 115 otb.
Kendrii k Wm vVr Son i Wm C and Georgi
Pi. watches and jewelry, 110 4th.
Kenni ly Bros i L P Ki nnedy), whol cot-
ton-lies, 59 w Main.
Kennedy Samuel S, notary public and
exan iner, 19] w Jerl'i rson.
Keni edy Wm, dioi s, 1 13 w Market.
Kennedy W '] . sign-pait t >r, 1 14 6th.
K ■ ' • iv l\ HI ike W m B Kennedy, Ed-
ward D Blakei. coal, 90 4th.
Kent Mrs Kli abeth A, dress-maker, 135
Floyd.
Keutu< ky 1'.. II Co, (' J F Allen, pres and
treas; T P Barclay, sec and mngr, 437
Jat kson.
I , 1 ,,,-,.,• i {i-niilnTtiA^-f-rt and Hardware Specialties, (;■• Price Lists fnr-
AD I P. ffllfl <;:; RH1 i S
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The most popular ami he^t I'i >J I em ■ i . of the Age. It cures - ise, and restores Hi < t lush of health
to the cheek. S'othiug i* better to b- uify tl i iplexion. I have the SOLE control of it* *ale in Ken-
lueky Want iin A scat in every town and < untry p!»ce. K'. ery community should have it Nothing
»vlls more readily. No monej in advance. Profits large. Write m". giving referen e. Addre.«a
Rev. H. C. MORRISON, Louisville, Ky.
IF. 33^^_IN"±TOlNr7S
Falls City Terra Com Works.
itals for Col- / U /V \\ jfc"3)
umns, Modillions, Chimney Tops, > r— — k b
fc" iT ^&*" ■ '
Garden Vases, Statu- t'V "* '" "•'•'-">> ' *•* -. -^
ary, &c.,&c. £p fe ^ " . ^
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Stone "War©.— Sc« " Pipe for Drain*, < Culverts, Ac, from ."? inch » to i« inches in diam ter Stucco
Work.— Center-picceri 1 lat 1 : ■ a. < uce Ornaments, Capitals for r<>h ' Lets. 0
(_\u -xecutc an> I irnisliod hj \i hitei s ; Term Cotta .1 I ister. Flue Linings and Flues
Used for Chimneys. ^] < I ■■■■- u xten*iv<»h usi lii rirsr-cl;iesbuili >, t it is imp s.-ible for a
!-' ':-'- take fire from a ! nr.t.\ ..- t ■ -■• 1 ,i ui • ... ,.r- 1;.. 1 Klu«'» are i^ed in many placed instead o I
1 i <, being lighter, cheaper and answer the purp — of a bri kchimrey.
P. BANNON, Factory, Tblrteentli and Lexington, Office, 136 Fiffli St., Lonisyille Ky.
Manufacture*, from the Finest Selections of Clav in th_
West,
Window Caps, Brackets. Cap.._
S * ■"£ r " ?• " I ' IuikN of interior a.i»rt exterior orsi-i.
IJPqOn '• *1 fWQ im-marioii iiiikIc Irom social dos" ,"
H ew4i|^U*£i»Si JU i» US U'JS J W.ATKiNSON. 313-321 So. Clinton St., CHI
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KKXTL'CKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Kentucky l>i>! i ! J i r 1 «_T Co., Julius | Kentucky Tobacco Association, J T G
Bark house, Pres. ; L lis Bark house, Sec. Win lock, pr.-c, S Cave Jr. sec, 0 \]
and Treas., North- '.vest cor. Main and : Wheeler, warehouse manager, 11th bet
Third. Main and river.
Kentucky Flour Co, H -race Bashaw, gen j Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing Co.
uingr, cor 14th and Grayson. Stephen E Jones, prest. Irvin H Eddi
Kentucky Furniture Manufact- • vice-prest, W C Noneg, treas, AY n
ut'injr Co., J. 1. ;.n, I'"-- V.'. '<■'-•• •■. manager, C B Robinson -■
Wm. Buiiriage, \ - Ft -., ■■ >rner Fit- 318 e 'Walnut.
teenth and Portland ave. and Duncan. | Kentucky Woolen Mills. L Richardson A
(See a</r.) Co, office 170 w Mail .
Kentucky Glass-Works Co., E. ■ Kentuekv & Louisville Mutual Insuran-
B I, P'--. II. F. Bui, V; -.- Pres.; | Co, T L Jetb-rson, prest. James B < •
Wm. Cronu'v. Se< ; F.I. C. I^ntz, Sup't, ; se-. S L No<h. solicitor and survevi
XI 1 ■ of Gn ei . An r..e», and Druggists' j 64 5th.
Glassware. Fourt! md C. j Kerben; John, tinner, 48 27th.
Kentucky [ufin r\ :' r Women ai-d ] Kern Daniel. -< ■ond-band £.<ods, 152 0:h.
Children. Mr- < > S Marable, matron. c.-,| I Kem Jacob F, .-ai 1 104 e Green.
11th and Green. : Kern Joseph, Watches, Clocks, ,T< ..-.
Kentucky Institution for the ! ry. Diamonds and Silverware, 883 ' ■■
Ktlucatioii of the Blind, B. B. I Market.
Iluntoon, Mipt.. Frank! rt Avenue near j Kem J Mike, saloon 384 e Market.
Pope. ' Kerr & Robinson (E E Kerr, J M Roi ■':■ -
Kentucky Land Co, W D Gallagher, sec. I son) props Louisville Buggy Co, 103 v.
n-w cor 3d and Main. Mm ket.
Kentucky Lead & <>i! Co, L Leonard, j Kerrigan Patrick, saloon, cor Jackson and
prest, W C Garland, sec 0th and Water, i Fulton.
Kentucky Lottery Co. W Scott Glore :■-•. Kesler Bernard, shoemaker. 133 Brook.
108 4th
Kesler Casper, barber, 11 w Market.
Kentucky Malting Co., Edward W- \ Kesler Jacob, -
Herman, President: j. Lb 1 n Pank, S< c- Kesler John, shoemaker, 132 18th.
retary and Treasurer. .Mai t-ters and D a1.- : Kesler Wm II, barber, 37 e Market.
crs in Burlev; Brewer.- : i Distillers Ke-!er oc Ivwh Jno H Kr-'cr, Geo H
Supplies. ^22 We.-t Market. Malt Housh Kochl whol jrroeers, 175 w Main.
cor Thirteenth and Maple. See ot/r.) Ke\ Corbin M, hats, caps and furs, s- >.
Kentucky National Bank capital *500.- j Market.
000; AV 11 Duhmey. pre.-t, J M Feiter, \ Kiefer Charles, tailor, 104 e Jefferson.
cashier, 170 w Mi
Kentucky Novelty Mill. Truman, Lovii 1*
it Crutcher. -- « c >r M lin and 1st
Kentucky OakTannin^ Co cap ?100.00d
Gotlieb Layer, 1 r> -;, Adam Schuyster,
vice-prest, Adolph Rent linger, see and
trea>. 1 7 ( 'alhou n ai ■■■•. e A iums.
Kentucky Planing Mill. G. E
Mo dy & Co.. 1'r .pri- tors, 283 to 2-7
Ninth*. 1 > ■■ 1 ■■' '. 1
Kentucky R .Ilimr Mill Dup< n1 A Co. re-
ceive! s, lft J w Main.
Kentucky Shoe Factory, G<
ii ir ing. Vropn : r, \\ i ■'■■ e Manu-
facture! - Ladies, Mi-si-s' and Childi
Fine Shoes, 87 Fourth, t .v- *-
Kentucky Stcu ■ ■ *.'■■. Wm Mi-Pi rn 0 r.
prest, M -I K ... see and treas, stove
innfrs, cor 14th and Deleware.
Kiefer .1 >hn. grocer 430 id
Ki; <t Louis, meat m'k"t.213 Reservoir ave.
Kiel Clemens. Carpenter, Builder r- »:<«
( 'ontractor, 110 Garden.
Kilgus .1 C, cont'd tioner, 404 Preston.
K i . inpf Geo, 'j'r' i- •'• |o • Roselanc.
KiHgore & Mi!z (Robert M. Killg. re.
J : n D. Stilz . Manufacturers of 1" '-
form. Elliptic and Side-spring Wagon-
125 to 1 ;l ;" >• d. -e- mlr.)
Iviiuhcl V. \ Bro., Can 'enters
B iild :-. All Work Kxe. utell with N« »t-
• - hiid Disi : I o3 East Green.
Kindi:"! Phi ; . r uts, -i-,:, < "!ay.
K , . .1 !m < '.' 111 •• ■ ;'. '-'i w .1- ffer- : .
Kii : \T?il ; ■10. restaurant, 20*j Pre ton.
K ■ : Wm \ . » r ■ r, Va n Buren and O
Kinkead .1 B A- Ii iJ. ;eph B and R .b< 1
lav. vers s .■ ( '■ nter.
I Ifave Settled more tha* 1,100
Losses, aiul have iiud but 13 Ke-
•,J&k.w' t iUttntitt'tiiriai Ig tinted Claims. Aaents Everywhere,
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SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
On.: of the finest Establishments of the kind in th< Country.
LOUIS L'MIVELAZ,
Formerly of Peabody Hct-.-'ar! Gaston's, Memphis
PROPRIETOR OF
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We Pay Special Attention to
TRAVELING MEN,
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Wholesale and Retail
CMi's and Tobacco.
Imported Cigars a Specialty.
Only House in t be city making
SMOKING SUPPLIES
A SPECIALTY.
South-west Corner Sixth and Main Sts., LOUISVILLE, K.Y.
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Nds. 173, 175 mil 177 Gnu Street,
Louisville Kentucky.
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Kinney, ]!• rnai ■: 0. Ki: •-. \\ m it Kin- Kline John S. lawyer, cor 6th and .Main
ney, Samuel 31 Bei i ■ '. Allen Kin- j Kline Mi- Man ui in pry, 711 w Mark
»fO , law; ?. 6 C irl Place. Kli | , >n, 18tli and Market.
KirbySaoii 13, lawyer, 117 "■ K ing David, baker, 227 e Madison.
KirchUorU'er L, j I B ad way. . Kling Isaac, baker, 201 e Walnut.
Kirches C, boots and -ho*.-?, 1*8 Story av. Klingman Fred J.. Ij rness-maker. c
i. ;v:. ijsner J & Co Jn Kiivhgcssner, ■ Eighteenth and Kentuckv.
Lien v K rupp, ' I - ;■' •- A
prop :•• • ■';.-•: :■■ ,v. ry, c«
Kl • ei nann I : -. bo ts and slmes, '. ■ '
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Klotz Sebastian, in 'ats, Citizens' market.
Klu'j Vrnbri so, - up, 31)7 Story ave.
Khun N4 ■ , ■ i , i' ■ ■■., ■ - mai kot.
I !■. ! imh N k holas, meat*, 253 i
: imp J ■'■■.,.; .■;-, •]( Ij e W;l :.
K'umpp .1 i I er, 104 Laurel.
K insmeier Fred, gro< er, East and Madison.
'■'- K ai 1, tailor. 320 e < i ■• en.
I ■ i ■ ' & Stil ■ • Henrv G Knadler, John
D St.il; . : • In. e, 72 2 1.
K napp -I:. >■- :'i ' -it an 3 15 •• Main.
K\r.\\\\> Valentine, Builders' and Shelf
Hardware. < :•,' '.«•■<. . ail kinds of Pun ps,
Wheelbarrow ?, Uird-< a^es, and M i li: i -
i s Tools, [''arming Implements, etc., 42-1
\V. st Market. •
Knights of Honor, .T A Demaree, grand
reporter Grand Lodge of Kentucky, 150
w Main.
Knov !o< li Li uis, barber. 194 w Market,
id Jetierson. Knobloeh Peter, Cooper, Mnfr. of all
aefer] ,
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Kirker juhez «;., V::;.v>r:.:,: and
Mill- irnisher, 371 and 575 W< t Main.
Set adv. |
Kirlov & Co Pat ; i< k Kirlev i, carriaj e
ti ■ 420 w M i
Kii rdergan Win. :<\ oeer, 7 G ra \
Kirtlancl *.V Co. F. :- Kin md, John
VV. Wc< n-bai.i L'aili-rs and
ii iya ( lot liiiig, 151 l-'nurih. |.Ve adv.
Kirwan Edw ard E, grocer, 3*4 ] 2i - .
K ,->, an Jas, confecti' nerv. IH-J w Main.
Kisler John, ! arl i ' i' md uve.
Kissel Mrs Barbara, grocer, lv7 Mary.
Kissel Constantine, irroeei', 341 .^torv av.
Kistler R uben.i oop r. 210 Cable.
Ki ;t :■•■!' Geo, marble, 06' » e Br< <& . way.
Kizer Ann, di maker. 3i~'01 w Walnut. '
Kluss & Blitz A ei m.L i "Klass, Israel
Blitz , clothing, coi -1 ' md Market.
Klauber E. pi
K law Mar- li. lav \ t-r, i 1"
Kleber Jacob, grocer, J"7 Broadway.
Kleier Henry, stoves ai d tin, 3G3 Shelby.
Kleier Llenn If. '_"■ ■ • r, ' •> w Walnut.
Klein Edw A, grocer. 10G e vS'alnut.
Klein Henry, drj joo is, 4+2 e Market.
Klein Jarob, wag<>n-n ak< r Story ave, bet
John ;ton and Main.
Klein John AN', physii ian. 204 ;?d.
Klein Win, mfi i n ■ i ! ■'■■'> It h.
Klein & Ziegler Ch - K;- in, Philip Zie-
gler), groi ers, s-\v cor "i -r ai d G rn\ .
Kleinhans lV- Simonson i Horai e Kleinhans,
I) Graves Simonson), • l< chii g, 150 and
152 w Market.
I ' . L ■'■■■■ - '• '•- 'T 867 SI ''by.
Kleinjobn Charles, barb* r, •:"«» -• Walnut.
K ieii schrai '•{, \ .. . ■■ ak r, I1', 3d
Kliessendorti Wm A, real estate, s-w cor
it li and (■' : n.
Kline <i. & Son <•• rge KHhe, David
B. Kline'i, Hardware, Lumber, Paint.-.
i His, Gla - li, D >ors Blinds, and
Kinds of Cooperate, Carter Allev, bet.
Third and Eon tl
Knoeke A & E (Albert and Edwin), par-
lor fun iture mnfrs, 147 w Marl t.
Knockwafel Mrs Eliza, grocer, 739 Main.
Knoechlmann Anton, tailor. 206 e Market.
Knoefel Henrv, book-seller, 52 w Marker.
Knoefel & Eckel (Henry Knoefel and
llenn Eckel), gen in- air;-, 52 w Market.
Knoop Frank, tailor, 71 5th.
Knoop Frank C. cigar man fr, 465 w Walnut.
Knoop Frank J r, cigar mnfr, -j35 w Jef-
ferson.
Knopf Peter Jr, grocer, s-e cor Reservoir
ave and Spring
Ki *i R & Son Itichard and Richard W),
drj goods, 17G 4th.
Koch Mrs Amelia, boots and bhoes, 19>>.J
Preston.
, Koch Conrad, groi er, 407 e Walnut.
Koch Mr- .i" bans cer 2 ' - Rowan.
Koch John, meats, Bowles Market.
Koch John M, willow -ware, 107 e Jeffersen.
Bu ling Materials, Xorth-west corner , Koch Jo^-ph, saloon, 422 Preston.
Eighteenth and Market > e. adv.) Koch Leopold, second-hand store, 143
Kline Herman, clothing, 103 e Market. Jefferson.
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WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER OF
Ladies', Misses' and Childrens'
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CORNER MARKET, LOUISVILLE, KY.
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DECORATIVE AND FURNITURE
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LIBRARY AND PARLOR ^f * + Uv*jl|l- !
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Koch Mrs Louis;, ats, 257 Portland ave. : Kraus A, baskets, 380 e Walnut.
IvoeliAVni. «X: Co. William and Kate), ; Kraus L M imanagerl, clothine, 15-5 4tli.
Groceries, r i i. Liquors, and Meats, 504 i Krjii--]! Jacob, grocer, 54 *; Prest< n.
and •'',''' Pros! • j Krau-baar V, grocer, n-w eor 25th a
Koclienruth C. A., M urerand Market.
t> aler in ! il in i i, -in I 105 j Krauth I), meats, Citizens' Market.
East Main. f.SV< wY.: | Krauth G. st<>Ve, ai:d tin. 101 e Jrtf'erM.n.
Koechel Matthew. : ticns, 431 Clay. Krauth II P, .-tcves and tin, 201 Ba>
Koeliler Feodor W physician, 207 : lave. Kra tl J & K. meats, last ul ■
■ ■ I : \V. j 1)7 Sd a vi u :.i'-..
Koehler John, grocer, s-v, cor 16th and j Krauth Louis, shoemaker, 126 2d.
Madison. j Krazeise Fred, milli.nejry and notions. 24 -I
Koelli • r Martin . - n'tli, n - Main | e ,! >t?'< t\- n.
bet lot!) and IA\. . I Kreb I mnerv, 7th nr Mmrm '
Koenigstein Pliili Lard' ■ -. stoves, and | Kffiscllvr Jolm P.", Staple and'Pai
iri . 207 !' ■ • . ! ' ■■ Green. Gr .eer. 231 Shell \
Kohler Anton, giooe 24M Hai \ Kreiser John, vinegar manfr, 02 Garden.
'■ : ■ ' John, bool 1 - ki r. 144 1st. Ki ke! 1 bi noti • ■ i 1-- ■-
Koh: David AC>. j . ; : , 2: ■• Main. Ws U t.
■ ■■ Bark . An 1\ - and Henry Kromer An ew, upholsterer. 154 w Jeifr
S Barki :■, lav . ■ ■ -. LOO 5th. j Krei ;er Henry, saloon. (J Ith .-■• e.
K : -t fJ W, l receiver. City Hall, i Krerner Henry, feed-store, 448 w Main.
Kolb George, \V:n< and Beei Saloon, , Kremer Louis* ice. i'jl \ ^Valnut.
_'■''' j -' Market. j Krerner TL •,:'.. nt r, lioe. Citv Hall.
Koll Martin, grocer. Fraikfort av. : Kremei & Ro>cr (Bald K finer, i. .-
Ki ;;> P« ter, saiooi . < ~ w -it tferson. Ros.er ,v n xon-makers. 4'i3 Shelbv.
E ' Simon P. gn eer. y0 Clay. ! Kress Christian, -' i ■ mi ker. 232 w* Main.
Kallmann C A, wall j ;>y -r. Ill \v Market. Knottier A : d • . - I on. 103 Preston.
Konz S, lock-smith. 131 7! Kroj John N.. Co.»)»i -. 283 L< gai .
Koop & Everhart Wra Koop, Fountain KriderConr: 1, meat market, 220 Marshall
Kv. rhart grocers. 254 v Broadway. ! Krieg Win H. sal i, 87'.M\ Market.
Koc-per Wrn, hat-maker. '.'2i 5tb. Krii rCha , propr Oakland tannerv
Kovb Jacob, >• -;'. D >:>. and Blinds, 7:'. hi i M -aid •■ . t -; ip aves.
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Wheel-bar- Kriejrer Hriir.V F., Bottler Celebral '
rows. Pumps, etc.. Wholesale and Keiail, i Phu-nix Beer, 23 F urth Avenue, bet.
391 Wesl Market. Main and Rn or. . >• ^
Korb Louis, wall paper, 082 ^ Market. < Krie^-er Jacob, tanner, 181 Kentucky
Korb Mrs M, notions. 358 e Market. ! Kriciier Jacob sr, pres Masonic Savii l-
Korfliage H, groi i r. 2 :2 Preston. j Bank, 92 w Main.
Krack Jno W. gro< i r. K'7 Gray. > Krim John M. phvsician and dru^^ist 2 '-
Kraek Dr. J A. city ii^-^or, City Hall, e Wal ut.
Kra.'iner John sa!o"ii, 261 e Madison. ; Ivrippenstapol W., Proprietor Lo :--
Kraeuior Louis, Saloon, 451 East j \ -. ut and Louisville Omnibu.-,
Main. 97 Third.
Kraft Mi>N Balbinu, Notions and Kr ■-■ - Frank, cigar manufacturer, 2"^
Fanc\ (ioods, Zeph; r.-. Human Hair, and ; Pri -ton.
Stamping and Embroidering done to or- i Jvroll Hfonrv, Boots and Shoes, souf.h-
der. 314 West Marl et. ... r. | t at d C ,.;;...jv.
■ ■■ r 1 Ai irew, v • •• li e, C t\ Hall. ■ 1\ ■ . . • I ,■ ■ ' ■-. | •_ : ,-,•...■
■ • ;' !! 1 ry, ■ < ",253 \! I ! Kroi -.,:, . I rist. saloon, 30« 11 mi v ■
'■ '■' 1 ■ !' -1--. shoe . _. M irket. ! Km i - • Ki i:. 1 aker 94 : •■. fir >c! ini
' er Wm .1 t: Jn g, ds,G49 w Main. : Krr.g^l J.ihn. boi.ts and -hoes. 347 e 31 kt, '
-• iiiipp J, eai - ter. 215 e Market. Krupp Bros Henrv, Michael. Lawn-nc ,
' " ' ' I' ; '■ ' •-' y-' ' <■■-■ : Mi id Fischer ave.
!■>-'•■'''' ^ noii -■ d r. 128 (.'lay. j Km |>' Henrv, tanner, n-e cor. Quincy and
Kratx Wen/.el, saloon, 207 Story av. ; Webster.
•. •■:■■-,■*.*, OntroHi I 0 of Fire Bl 8 % i
I ,; it il. a dop.-r.uii ■,.....,
LOU AN!> BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 335
CALLAHAN & SON,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DEALERS IV
FLOUR, PRODUCE, and PROVISIONS, HAY,. GRAIN, MILL FEED, LIME,
CEMENT, PLASTER, BRICK, SAND and HAIR.
• j to «a ' i ui i.»u-, Tan Bark, Staves, iL>oi>-Poles, au.I I untrj Produce generally
Apits for Miliary, Apolmrol Impltmsiits, ffapns, Bi£ies, k , k
COKXEU OF NINTH AND BROADWAY,
[SIXCE18W.] XjOTJIS'VIIjIjE, j<E3T.
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Mill and Ofiice. 562 West Main Street,
LOUISVILLE, - - KENTUCKY.
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Krus< John, gro< i r, 209 Pn >1
Kuebler Matthew, baker, ::7s w Walnut.
is -.• [man Got! leb, -h ■<■•: iker. '.i7 Port-
land ave.
Kugel John, merchant tail •. 304 o Mark't.
Ruhbauch Geo. -.. ■■:.. 34th and Water.
Kuhl Clements L, grocer, 231 Story a v.
Kuhlman Mrs K. eigars. etc. 200 e Jett '.-n.
Kuhn CI - : ci li>7 o <
K ul ■ i ! -I.' on, 43 e Ji'ii'i-i
Kuhn Jacob, eh thii :, 227 v U - :.
Kuhn John II., Importer. Breeder
and E> Oiti t of 11 . ; -cla: - Fancy
Pigeons. 781 Wesi J. .tie ><<n. i >.<■
i. • i ■ ! , -r. • r. l\vt loili.
E uipor Geo, prop'r Kentucky brewery. 33
Hamilton av,
K ■• ! :■ • ■ , I !5 ■■ Gi • ■;..
J , , ■ i & U.jri Up Iwavand loth.
K i A: Wirt!) (J« seph Kurt"/.. Michai :
Wirth ■, drv goods, 195 •■ Market.
Kurz F !. gr. er. 134 7th.
Kiitzli'b Anton, Att> rn ••■ at Law, 113
Filth
La e} John. n. r-or 1Mb and Market.
Ladrigan .'a- II. plumber. 202 Id
Ladrigan John II. tailor, To 5th.
LaDuc <) F. wagons, etc. 207 w Market.
Laih fiottlfoh IS., M in turer of
Catsup, Dt'aier in Sausagi Casings. Beer
i ■ i - and Rnl 1 • • ■' 'i .•!-, and Wine*
and Li [iiors, ;i72 Ea*t Mark' t.
Laib Jacob. L iker, 1 0 e M trket
La !:>". I!> nj. grocer. S3 S< uti ■: ite.
Lamfroin li't'i j, gn eer, ( h, -tnut and 16th.
Lammers H F, .stove? and tin 300 < JeiFn.
Lammlein Edward, meats. 135 Clay
Lampe John A, harne>» mi'r. 303 e Green.
Lancaster G W. phyd< : n. '■<'■< 1th.
Lancastt r .f T, • aii ter, 323J 5th.
Lan a-t t Mrs M A. ciinfectionery. 272 w
Jefferson.
Landers Jos. lock-smith, 43!) .\ Market.
Landsrath Jos il, stamping and embroi-
dery, 2<'2 4th.
Lauilsratli >frs. Mary Estate of),
Stamping ai I Fa ncy ( - •'- 8 East
Marki t.
Lane I» W. irugtri-t. 334 iv Market.
L me .V Harri-m : Henry M Lane. Oscar 11
Harrison . law} . rs lor, :.th.
Lang Madame Fanny, millinery. 10" 4th.
Lang Frai k, ■ n 071 w Mark '.
Lang Goo. gro. ■". 85 \<t.
Lanj* J;in>!>, P>' ok-cller and Stationer,
420 Eaet Market.
Laiigan Mrs Mary, grocer, 207 v.- 12th,
Langan Owen, saioon, 25 East.
Langbeck Henry, -I.""; inker, 131 5th
Lai Lfhorst Ben.'gr er, 106 Preston.
, Langrniller Gustav, confectionery, s-e ■ ■•
ISth and Chestnut.
Langolf George J, grocer, Logan and Milk.
Lai ius :■; Muster Ed v, ard Lan in
Wm ^T • :• ' • ;•-. ""•"■ (.in <
LiUijihoar 1'.. L., Successor to
A. Co., General Engraver, Stencil.-; and
Stam] Cutter 7 Third.
Lapp. Goldsmith A: Co (A Lapp, 1. N
Gold mith), wh : '.-Inski =, 185 w M i
Lapp T, j ■ icer 757 w Market.
I.i rkin P ter. gr ■ er, 10'J w \'-r a '
I Larrabee .1 A. phvsii ian. 351 Baxti r ave.
| L-i-.-i; Jo] n, gro ■■' ; 121 C
Laub 1 oc Sons I- . c, Benj ,"::':. I .
an ! -i -.. ■. . > \v\ I'v cers. 0'. ' - Marl Jl
Laub( r Mr, A ji wi ler. 440 w Market
' i.aiicv \?!t')i:. F! rist. 661 Bn ..;.•;.
and 107 r un h av- SV< n ■
Laucr Henry grocer, 370 e Green.
Laufer Gottiii b, brewerv. s-e cor 34th and
Market.
Laun John. ?alonn, 228 Baxter ave.
! Lausterer W. *hoen :.!. r, 640 v: Market.
Lautz Wm, tailor. 1 '• i 1st.
• T.aux Peter, brewer. 693 Kentucky.
Lauvans .1 H T. cli .;;■-. 4*3 18th. *
Lawler Miss M K. dr. v-maker. 103 , tth
Lawson Rev J M. i -nt vi tiio list Wid-
<<-\ < and ( ►rphan- H< m< 81 1 Portl'd ave.
Lawson Moses, furniture, 425 w Market.
Lawson Thomas, Stove and Range
Repairing and (irate Setting, 70 West
(ireen.
' Lawson Thomas, lawver and justice. 151
Preston.
Laws m Thos, maelnnist, 76 w Green.
Lawton & <"<». (Ge rge Lawton. Joseph
Lawton . Wholesale arid Retail C
in CI ina, Gls -- and {) ..■•■;.- ivare. N
west corner V urth and (ireen.
Layer G< ttlii b, butel i r, Citixens' Market.
Lu\ i-r M iihias. m< ats, ( 'itizens' Ma -ki !
1 iycr Wm meats. 3 .". >' ■ \ •■■
Lazarus L mis, fruits 25" e Green.
I. "oi- .M '. er. drv . ds, "'■'■ w market.
Leach Dm iiel !'. tia hini.-t, 164 17th.
Leaehman Wm T. pin •]< ian, 98 e Wal
Lead, r Morris, pluu U i g, 183^ 4th.
Lc if Peter, not ns. 504 \M iga : i
i Leahv -I K. l»rick\ ard, ! 7th and Dum
Leahv Mrs Marv ('. miliinerv, L24 w
f| i^TirnviA 0 T\A/vI nil Un : ™ "''r' '" trated Catalogue and Price List.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Lebangood Frank .1. drugs, 220 Preston.
Lebangood George J, furniture. 1(5 Mrkt. ;
Lei or Fn I < . | ■'■■; •: ian. 234 e J .'fi'erson.
LeB M :■- C eli iner 192 1st.
Leehle'iter I! bert, grocer, 22d and 'Walnut. |
! eCi rut Jacob C. saloon, 4th and Water, i
Ledman Samuel E, jeweler, 100 w Market.
Lee Wah, laundry, 159.? w Jefferson.
Lee! Joseph. ii >r, 101 7th.
; . .\ . undertaker, 6 e Green.
Lei t i I ides, give. -. 273 Logan.
Lehmann Mrs Elizabeth, notions, 840 e |
i rson.
Lehmann M rs J J, - do. n, 1 10 3d.
Lei) fin n S A: Son 8irnon and J: ■}>), wb
'S, U-" '''til.
Leii F& Son i Fred and Louis , pork-pack-
::■-. 30 w Main.
Leil ! ; ■'••:. V[, r, 293 e Main.
; i idi Ji.lui G. tailor, ! 96 e ' larker.
Leisman J ( '. s;r ei r, ■> w Jei <.- a.
Leister Louis, grocer, 107 21 st.
i. :• . h Val. boots and
Lewis Edward, paii ter 58 4th.
Lewis, Gage A Co i Fred V, Lewis il ,ra •.
T Fianii I . : r iinpl. 71 w M lin.
Lewis J\. .J. iV Bro., Pianing-m
Manr.fa. turers Sash, J toors. and I !
and Dealers in Lumber. ( >tlii ea I Mil
West sidi Tenth, bet. Madiso
Chestnut. Yard, cor. Ninth and Madi-
son. i'.S>. ■' i
J C. ■■ - id men's furnish
Masonic Temple, 4th av.
Lew is M L, ph\ ■ iai . 25 Linden.
Le\ is 11 M, '.■ . - tc- . 348 w Main.
Lewis T L, ■ •< • ter, 34 Bullitt.
Lewis \V. 1 1.., Seer 'tur\ and Treas ir r
Louisvill •. N- ■.. A ' - n\ '&, ( i i :
way Company, 118.] West Main.
Leyerle < .', i .
Leyers 1 ■ • eer. 00 Grav
Lien • fel : F c, f>. :.. : . - 219 Gray.
Lii ber i ?a ic. clotl i I J w Market.
Lieberman P, '■ welrv, 87 w Jetl'i rson.
s, 140 Preston. ; Liebert J. barber. Shelbv and Was!
Lemon James K, opti i n, 1 59 4th.
Leneke Herman, shoes, 401 Pro on.
1 Liebert J K. basket rnfr. 125 Barrett av.
Liebman Miss Bettie,, milliner, 47 e Mki.
Lendemeyer Clemens, grocer, 242 e Green. . Liebman B, shoes. 45 e Market.
Lender John, grocer, 04 Logan. j Lieezer E F, brick-yard, 26th and Lewis av.
Lensinj? Wm., Stoves, House-furnish- j Lilienfeld Isaac, meats 92 7th.
ing Go. Is, • n i Tin, Copper, and Sheet- i Lily Mrs Charlotte, grocer, 343 Can • I
iron ware, 149 Prestoi J Lincoln Walter 1'. lawyi r.202 w Jefferson.
Leonard F B, brushes, ltfS.w Market. j Linden Mills. Jones, Ballard A: Ball
Leonhard Phil, salooi 17 w Market. prop' rs (Jumes Jones. Chas T Ballard. S
T Ballard , J .inden Square.
Le d irdt II. gr< eer, L"J:1. Story av.
Leppert J C. barber, 196 Portland av.
Lepping John, grocer. 129 8th.
Lerner J A. -owing-machines, 125 v. Main.
Lerto John, fruits, 334 w Walnut.
Lcszinsky j, general -tore. 348 e Market.
Leszinsky & Jessell [Jacob Leszinsky and
.1 jhn A • ' ssi !1 , harness. 77 e Market.
Letseb u k Peter, groc< r, 173 3d.
Let iiirmy A If. n -I iu mt, 7:; w Jeff.
Levi n we Mr- D, fr lit -. 88 \ v.- Market.
Levi A. wl ol lotl ■ _\ 195 w Main.
Levi B C, st.i; mbon j nt, 20 1th ave.
Levi Elias, sale-stable, 238 w Market.
Levi Moses, grocer, 80 Breckinridge.
Lindenmayer Jol n A. tinner, 20(3 18th.
Linder Jos, cabinet-maker. 300 e Jeff rsi i
Lindner (J. A., Decorative and Furni-
ture Upholsterer. 184 Third, is e ,-,.■■■..
Lindsay Mrs L A. notions. 925 Portandav.
Lindsav Wm. tobacco broker, 390 w Main.
Lindsey & Bro |Th is N and Jus W), pic-
tures, etc. 73 4th.
Linkenheld Chas oc Co (Clsas Link"'
Chas F Fritz . restaurant. 167 w .1 i' sn.
Lithgow Manufacturing Co ( J S Lithgi w
pres; .! L Smyser, vice-pres; Vincent
Cox, sec and treas), mfrs stoves, mantels
and grates, s-w cor Clav and Main.
Levi & Co (ThosS Levi, Thomas D James), j Littlehale H - -iN.a.-. 113 :
saloon, 80 JSi ' Lloyd U C, pin i ian 235 a- Madison.
Levy C, dry goods, 112 < Mark1. , Lobred Isaac meat. 45 e, Jeffersoi
Levy E & Co Eli Le\ .', Louis Levy), fur- j Lochner Geo .1. painter, 111 Kentucky.
si !■. nr 1st. I Lo. ke & Jac<) :emin Wm Lock-e. Joseph
qm min i, ice and e. iai, 98 5th.
Levy M cV i'.r - Moses L vy, Henry Levy),
cl< th ■ .; ^3 w Market.
Lewis A.dri in C. it> te, 124 Ith.
Lewi: Mrs a. n ti ms, 220 e -Jefferson.
Lockhart & Clarkson K h Lockhart, F
E Clarkson . r ai estate, 146 w Ma i
Li eb Aaron, drv goods, 13th and N^ dn it
Han Settled mote than 1,100
e. - , « , ;ia<< -tffifJi mote iiinn >,iu
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
3Sr_ S. G-LORE, - Pbopeietob.
FARE, $2.00 PF.F5 DAY.
BEST HOUSE OF THE CLASS IN THE CITY. GIVE IT ATRIAL.
J~_ STEELS
FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL
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ROOFING,
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Is a Standard Roof and Insures at same rates as '
Slate and Metal. I- •-;"■' ^ otl«pt«i to t ■
f «-..■.■• •■ L':i:nn:i !>, Mam tori.'*. ■ rnl i i I
; h • ■ In i ■ -t Aivl tin -t T>i.ral K I • i ' i •.
tti rant ■ ■! Ml < ■ '■ v.in n :':• ■■■ - to - • '
bari ng i ■ l'» in ti«? from live t" fift'-i i y>.-iirs. 'I ■ ■ - ■ ■ I
ing root'- will do wi I! to rail r.li ... me !..■•,.■ .■
tt ■>.-' ::•_' Sietstl R ■ ,j R | iire<i Painted ami iintii< waver
tigh;. .-»d I :"..r circulars.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Louisville, Ky.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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I. 'emker Henry, grocer, 7th and Green.
Looser Adam, prop'r Walnut-st brewery, ;
bet Shelby and Clay.
Lo iser Andrew, tailor, 338 Shelby.
Loi =er Frank, groet r, 383 •• Ma iison.
Loewenson Benj, dver, ".4 w Jefferson.
L »f«:ren C O, tail. ; L'4o 12tli.
Londenrieh To! ey - ,'. . - is ..•;
London and Lancashire Insur-
ance Co. of Liverpool, Lug1- i
land, Lio bee l\ Castlc-man, Managers
Southern Department, South-east cor. i
Bridge Co, E D Standiford
pros; A A (Juarrier, sec and cash, 115
w Market.
Louisville Bridge and Iron Co, F W
Vaughan, pres ; .1 VV Ainslie, vice-pres;
A P ( ichrai , sei ; F II Vaughan. treas!
oor 1 lth ai : ( H lham.
The Louisville Bryant Sc Strat-
l * * i i Business College, James. Fi -
;.' ;• Busiiies: Manat i r, Soul h-west cor.
Third and Jeffers m. S'ee uisiae
fttiiit core?- i.
Main and Sixth. 1 Louisville l; ■ -_"» Co Kerr & Robinson).
Long Mrs Catherin irro-er, 631 w Walnut. | 103 \v Market J md 4th.
Long Mrs Christine", confectionery, 712 I L ■ '; : ling Co (Hale & Bro, man-
Portland . . • ager*), 123 vv Main.
Long Dennis A Co. Dennis Long, pres.; ' Loutsviile Butchers; Hide and Tallow C
' : " 'r ; ■ " ■■•' J "■ md treas, gas and Clias H Fust, pros ; Adam S husi< -
water-pip . - '.' ■ • and river. sec; and Got! eb Layer, treas, n-e cor
Long William, shoemaker. 17 Van Buren. ! Buchanan and Story av.
Long Wm II, \ hysieian, WS >< lefferson. Loui \ illi Can Co. Peaslee, Gaulbert A Co,
Long & Bro Chair C. ( has li Long and prnprs, 141 w Main.
Wm S Long . c ■: Webster and Wash- ; Louisville Car-Kooting Co, S M Flournov,
ington. pres, Thos H Havs. s :c. XI tin an : :
Loomis D Alden M D. proprietary modi- Louisville Car-Wheel and Kail-
cines, room 17 Courier-Journal building. I way Supply Co., N rvin Green.
Lc.oinis & lekes ■Dr..]. Loomis and
Mrs. Dr Go >rge W. I kes . Physicians.
Electro-Therapeutic Cabinet Baths, 40
East Ji forsi n. i Ss< adr.
Lor an Wm. K., ( . rk Jefferson County
Court, Court-house.
Lorch Mr.- Dora, i i tin; -. Bo •• Market.
Lorenz Carl I- . te.-d, 62s and 6 0 w Main.
Lorseh John, grocer, 1 ;8 I
Losse Andrew, carpi nter, 156 Preston.
Lotz II, shoemaker, '>'•! w Market.
Louden Jas J, saloon, 1 II Flo? d.
I. ighridge William 1!, tobacco inspector,
3-38 w Market.
Louisville Abstract and Loan As-
sociation, K T. Durrett, President;
E. II. McDonald. S- c rotary, So'utl - ast
cor. Cenn r and i '. :• ■ ■■ n.
Louisville Agricultural Work* L L War-
r n pres 1 1 1 tn as ; G W Anders n, si > .
--<> cct ! 7' u and Ma ;a '.inc.
Louisville Anzeiger (Daily, Semi-
weekli , mil Weeklv). The Louis\ i e
Anztd- •; C ■■■ ] my Pr ,j re, 111 West
Green. (.S>c
L »uisvi!le Ban kii ; Co, T! ;. \> re FlarrU,
pres; W J V i • 134 w Main.
Louisville Hoard of Trade, -I 'bn
B. MeForran, Pn-i lent: J. M. \\ ri *h<
Supt., North-east i r. Third and Main.
Pres. John E. Gr •• n. Vice-Pres.; Louis
A. Williams, Acting Sec: 491 East Jef-
ferson.
L uisville Chain Wi rks, J P Byrne, pre-,
R Mackenzie, vice-pres, C C Murph -
supt and sec, chain nianfr. 24-3 High a
Louisville Champion Steam Feather Ret ■
vator, Wm Wacker & Co 219 e Market.
Louisville, Cincinnati «& Lexing-
ton B'y, Sh Tt Line i, Jac >i ■•
l'n ddentj Wm. Mahl, Suporh tei di i ;
S. s. Ea.>t vvoi d, Sei retary and Treasurer
S. S. Parker, General Freight and IV-
senger Agei t, Gencrn I ( >ffices, Ga '■
Hou^e; Ticket Office, Main and F« urt!
Loui.-ville. Cincinnati A L< druiton K >
Exp Co. T M I), ar. t, 1 ■ ' w Main.
Louisville City Ma! il B m . C N War-
ren pres, Chas Warren, ca bier, n-e cor
' md Mail .
Louis\ii!e Coflin Co., R. R. Glove
Pn . W May, Treas.; i '. W. Rodger .
Si ;■_■'•;■'• i li. S>. •■ ' ■.
Louisville College <d' Pharmao ..
Vir i nl Davis. Pi : (i . LI. Carev
Vi ••-Pr. s.; J. A. K! xner, Sec; 12 Gre '<
,s /,-..
Fjouisvitle Commereial (Daily an
W< .' . i Commercial Publi hire C •
P iblishers, 102 West Green. ^- n <-
r fiHfST-fi I Ti TTTfliTIT1!! hW* TUTT1 ^^^ rcttr-nee to the < :, ,,.i:,cV.r. r„
LUIJJIjU IllJJOwXlijU IlllU UliU Agewts everywhere SotUta.
LOU
IAS G CALDWELL, Pres't.
AND BUSINESS DLRECTOUY
B. da PONT. Sec'v.
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A. J. MOXHAM, Sup t.
liniDglfflo lilin III Company,
BAR, BAND and HOOP IRON,
Head Office, N. E. cor. Fourth and .Main Sts., Louisville, Ky.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
THOMAS MITCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
13 v_y i JL* HL XV C3 ,
TAl-TI'IS, dec.
AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
All kinds of Steamboat Sheet Iron Work
made to order.
SHEATHING tee at M Mce.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
443 Mam Street, let lift and 12tii,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
' . i - V. ■ ; f'aiTiase, Show CV»«o ami MachiMtyrr
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I A I 8 &il '■-. : OCUi;, EtsraTsr aai Eio Sisksr, LCO Randolph Street, t hicago," LU.
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oiiisville Cotton '.-,.!■-
house Co., K A !"!
Short, sec an 1 tn ■•-. - . .
• : Ware- j Louisville, New Albany «.V Clii
pros, Win cago l*'y, It. S. \ • -•■ :h, President
Mi
Leui.s\iile Couvier-tJour*Kil Co.,
W. N. Hal leman. Jv- ; U. \V. Mere-
dith, Sec. an 1 Treas.; S i ! i-t •' C irn< r
- Fourth and (ire« n
Louisville Democrat, "W I] Miuinell, I I
Johi MacLei d, G< neral Superinte: dent;
W. il. I. •-.'. i . Si •ri'tury and Treasurer;
A. B. Southard, General Ticket an I
Freight Agent. 141 West Main: Murray
Fvi ler, P - : '■ jent, I !eneral Otii-
ces 1 1-' West Slain. " >Ve id v.)
i : •■■■-- I :.., T M IX-ai- si :*. !( ■■; w Main.
Louisville Omnibus Co., N . I
pe - : ti ■ I Fditor and Pr i rieti r. 97
L > is\ ii!e Distill A W od, pres, I
W M Colli: -. =.'c, 7th i I (.' it >rn of- ;
tii e, 1st ai d Mai; . j mini.
Louisville Employment Agenev, j Louisville Open Fire-place Man-
Miller c< Co. A-_ -.\ : I th. ;i iaeturing Co. ( Win. ChiUWs, A. L.
Louisville, Evnnsville and Hen- Parsons), Corrugated Cast iron Fire
derson Mail C<>., W. ( H t ■. Pros.; Ba< ks, 145 West Jefferson, near Fourth,
W. W. tlite, Tivai.: 2* F airth Ave. ■ SV <.<■■'■■
f> .- ■ ■ j Louisa ilk ' »pera Ho ise, Brooks & Dick-
Loui.Sville Evening • l*ost The). The j so: pro] I ruana ers, 4th bet Green
;.' Line Fust Co., Pui .103 Third. and Walnut,
rfv.)
i'.yi- n nd Eai In J rmary, 77 \v
i G A Chase,
L ■ lUvil
Green.
Louisville Female High S
principal. 23s 1 si .
Louisville Female Seminary, Miss
Annie F. Nold, Prim '; ai. -_7 'Fourth.
S'i ■ adv.)
i i-villeGas Co. H. n.rv W lit - one, pres,
C T \< nnia-erho! . -hi ■: 1 10 Green.
Louisville Hotel, The M.Ki n Hotel
Co., Pro}:'' ' irs. P. J ! . M ; ager,
Louisville Optical Co, 91 w Main.
Louisville Plate Glass W< rks, W C 1>-
Pau'.v pr ipr, otrii e Xew Albany, Ind.
Louisville I*o^r, Louisville Post Co.,
P lishi rs, C. Iri. Sears. President ; E. F.
Madden, Seeretarv; John ('. LTnder-
xv i. Mai i :er. 1":-: Third, i <se adv.)
Louisville SatViy \ auli < o, Thomas L Bar-
ret, pres, Charles Merriwether, sec and
trea*, 04 5 h.
Louisville Star Pap< r Mill Co, Jas O'Con-
nor, pres, Jas Hail, cashier, Leon Moore,
Main bet. Sixth and Sew: . 5 adv.) manager, t ' ■ ; " t > . : : ve Cabel.
Louisville Insurance Co. iFire •. Theodore ] Louisville Steam Boiler Works, Mitchell
Harris, pres, M A Huston, sec, 134 w j & Hebden prop's, w side 11th bet Market
Main. and Muin.
Louisville Investment Co, -1 M Fetter, j Louisville Steam Cork Co. A R Cooper,
pres, E S Forter. see and treas. 1 10 Green. | pres, 11 K Cochran, sec and treas, 40
Louisville Leaf-Toba o Co.. Win L Brey- I and 42 5th.
fogle, pres, Goidsh ._ . i.. sec Louisville Steam Laundry and
and treas. cor Buchanan nd Storev ave. i Carpet Beating Works, M. S.
Louisville Leather Co. Herman Wirth, ' Fallback Work- Third near Ship, Of-
pres, Fred Wirth, see and tr.vas. 49 Brent. | tic? 77.] Fourth.
Louisville Library Ass iation, W 11 Bel- Louisville Steam Lithographing
knap, pres. J Vi. Wright, treas, James S ' Co., J. B. Man.:-, Pr sident; M. K.
Pirtle, sec, Mrs Jennie F Vtwood, libra- ' Pclh/tn-au, Mai iger, 107 W«:st Main,
..',, s-e cor 5th and Wa cor. Fifth Avenue. S > '/•.)
L iisville Mantel and Cus et Co. Jacob L, j Louisville Sun Honnet Manufae-
Smvser, pres. Wm Patt-r.- res, ttiring <'<>•, ■'. !:. [I • : A Co..
Wm L Clarke, ; I trea 111 w Jeff. ; V. s. H n H.>nn ts, 200 V\ -'Main.
Louisville Manufacturing Co, Wm Ben- I Louisville Tobacco Board of
nett, supt, furniture frs, factory cor I Trade, Corner !i nth ami Main.
10th and Cliin h • ' •• U •"■• | Louisville Transfer Co., Edward
:, ilk M^'lvfi] C.»i;.-^. J A Ireland, : P. Fontaine, General Manag ■; T. O.
d»van, n side Jetf-'n between l>tand*2d. ''. Moore, Superintendent. Othci 7:1 Fourth.
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RECEPTION AND VISITING CARDS.
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1(>T MAIN ST, (Oil 3.H
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' ' - - . .• , Ky. Agents everywhere.
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Louisville Cmlervrritcrs, ': ' Lyman J 5. insurance agt, 160 w Main.
v , Lii-supuij •: -. I'm;. IK-, iV-:- | Lyons M.ichuei, cigars, 34o e Market.
.!. L. Shalleiv-ss, 5 cretary, 100 L\ >ns W L,\ ( . (\\ L Lyon. , la.-? LI i -
w ... \[..;.,. ,-.......■ nan), pro', isi •;.-. eor 2d and M tii .
Louisville Volksblatt, W. Krippen- MeAboy Thos, botanic physician, 205 12th.
I [j, ,.. . 97 Ti ird. MeAfei John J, r .' , >i 0th.
Louisville & Cincinnati XT. S. . McAfee Kobert B, drugs, cor Shelby and
Mail Line Co.,- Th-. Ww
:'■-:. ii. Ciiieii, tt,i; M. M.-Cu :h, ■> ^nn ■ i .!'.>:> 10th.
G. ' -ral 3 ipi rii i • • i, ' 'in innati : '■' Uilit'fe f.).-n. -alo .u, U'J dark t.
i .... :, ,',,,;, r, a ..-:,:■ Sao rii I Lent, MoBridu's A. S.'ns Benj F, The,.. B, Chas
| .,. ■,,;.• Jaiue< 13 u , •. G . era! E, a ' A h: rd ,v ire, 75 3 i.
V,-„nt. Cincinnati: Will S. Haws. Pass. | M oBurnio .las L. shoes, 7 Masonic Temple.
V .-: ■. 1. .-.--. ill . ; ': . i;. .'!■«'.'• ■ ■. \gent. M (i'aim JollU, Justice of the F
Luuis\ ill- ( ' li . Whart'-B. at, ot of . 122 Seventh.
Third See nlv.\ McCarthey iSc Bay! iss {John E '>! iy,
Louisville «!c Cuban Aspbaltum Co. W S I Benj Ba; - .crock ry, 200 w Main.
. . ,v. •■ -:■ -w cor McCarly «t O'Bryai J ■ Mc< ty, F A
,i \|i\in. ' ' ■ ' ' , paini.s, " ■•' v Main.
Louisville & Xusliville LL It. Co., MeCtit'suej \Y. S. Jr., General Trav-
E ii Gre-m, Pn ident ; F.. P. Alexan- j eling Passenger Agent of L., C. & L.
,;.:-, Vice- President;" Willis Kai ■;.-, : R'y; Orlke. Souih-we.-t C p. Fourth and
Secretarv; F. deFuniak. General Mana- ! Main.
>.-er- D. W. C.Rowland. Gei i'a -- ■ rin- McCJear Miss Lizzie, millinery, 627 w Mkl.
fendent: C. ' P. Atmore. (General Pass. MeCkary Robt H. propr Phojnix: hotel, cor
A ^-ent, North-east cor. Second and Main, i Oth aiul Main.
, s>r a,/r | j MoCkerv J \Y. broker. 52 4th.
Ln -,iberv, Hi.lden & Campbell G II I McClelland John A dentist, 100 4th.
LoLinsbery. Otis Hidden, W 11 Campbell i, j McCailum J P, brickyard, cor 18th and
. ubini ; hard ,\ are, 74 w M arket. Maple.
Lovell Ueortre tt., Fish and Game, I MeCknnan Wro, shoemaker, 118 w V> ater.
' 11H second ~ ! McCloskoy Wm. <>., Rt. Rev. Bishop
Lovell James, Ovsters. Fish audi Die <e of Louisville, 183 Fifth.
Game, and G amiss . Merchant. 92 \ MeClllllS, l>a\ & Kiely (Mmuel A.
Second and 143 East Green. McClung, Jas. M. Day, Jas. I). R ly),
Lovett George, '•!::• .-V--' Wine and Wholesale Boots and Shoes. 27c) West
' P. t saloon. 120 Lata ,-ett •. Main.
L< ■'■ VVm, lawyer, 155 w Jetfi rson. j McColkim Solomon, brickyard, cor Maple
Luchsinn-ei Fred, guns, 137 Pre.-ton. and Lexington.
Luckert" Robert, tailor, I2i3 Fh.vd. : McConnell ct Ball (Benj R McConnell,
Ludwitc Herman 11, «rain 159 , Main. Benj S Bull 1, produce, 24 4th.
Luebig- Conrad, ContWtioner, 167 McCool Henry, harness, 112 :3d.
Floyd. ! McCord, Boom, r & Co (Kb Mc( ord I 11
Lu dnaHenry, grocer, 545 Pre? ■- . Boomer. R II Aydeiotti wholesale hats,
Lumsden Robt-ptTca p ter. 40.' 1st. 223 w Main.
Luinl Mrs. >:;r:ih. Milliner and Fan- j McCorkle it <r & Co -11 G McCorkle),
.... qw j.. .;,!,• i ■■, , [fth. wholesale licpiors, ■>■■ ■ ■
Lunn LP, phvsieian. 210 v, Cli stnut I McCorma''k ec Son [George & Percy),
L ipp Krm -'. n ii . 70 ISth. •- wi:iLC-ma* hincs. 28s ■ Market.
Lurdm«- & s-.-h -u-v -l»i :.: ti L rding, . MeCormick Krnest O., Loeai Ticket
Leopold Sehust - . _:-■--, ISO e Mrkt. j Acmit L. X. A. ii C. R'y, otlice 144 West
LutzFenlinaiul F., Pi'.p'rCity Mak Main.
Houseand P.arlev-deah-r, 2^ to 31, Cor. . MeCormick P. grocer, 22o Portland ave.
Twelftha d Hi > •' I MeCorthill Wm II. painter, 125 Oth.
Latz Wrm. gr.»cer/3'J5 Jackson. ; McCoy Micha-d, gn r, cor 11th and Mag-
Lux Joseph F, florist, 57 w fetferson. | azine.
yUliJjil iitU.- UUi Ul LlluiUiilUj LOUISVILLE.
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MeCracken Hanz M. shoemaker, 186 3d.
MeCready & Wo- 1 |Wm M -Cready, C F
Wood), ladies' shoes, 2b" w Main.
McCulloeh Do. Sons, or. g. ids, 0*2 and 9-1
Water.
McCullough James, furniture. 104 w Main.
McDermott Mrs Kate, dress-maker, 264
Jackson.
McT). rniuti TI. I - .i '
McDonald H. P. vY Br<>. Harry p.
and Ken neth), "Archil ets S uth-wt >t
cor. Fourth and Mark t.
McDonald John, grocer, 102 8th.
MeD nouahj.l physician. 551 w Jefferson.
Mc Dowel! :: K pap - ei\ loO w Jeffn.
McEhatrii - ■' B & Son, architects, n-e cor
Ith and Jefferson.
McElrogne James. ;r. ce ,2-1$ l*2th.
M c Evoy J ■ sioiaj ,7s*"]
McFarland James, grocer, 148 I :■ i.
McFarland Levi T, carpet-weaver, 557 w
Market.
MeFerran, Shallcross & Co (John B Me-
Ferran, Stephen H Shallcross, Ri.hard
J Menefee, Wm P Clancy, Jos< ph W
Davis), pork-packers, cor 2d and Main.
McGee John W, lawyer, 6 Center.
McGee cc Co, iron-works, e. r 7th and
Water.
MeGehee James F. car* enter, 300 First.
McGill SiUimc] B., ' at To-
bacco, Cell loi 1 Collars and Cuffs, 332
West < ireen.
McGill & Truman fDavid T McGill,
Thomas (. Truman i, agricultural imple-
ments, 90 w Main.
McGonigale W J, surveyor, 140 w Jeff'n.
McGuire Owen, gn eer, 288 High ave.
McGuire Wm, ui h< Iste er, 270 \s Green.
McHuj-ii Patrick, grocer, 364 11th.
Mellheinn John, nd-hand goods, 5 e
M rket.
Melivain John B. & Son John B.
and .). Mcllvaii W 1). \v. tie Whisky
Dealers and Distillers, 1 ! Set i d.
Melntvre Mrs A E, furnishing £. o Is lob
v.- Market,
McK:i> Enoch E., Lawyer, Oirlce
Ban -tov n, K ■ . an ! ! 13 i iflh
M ■:■■.■..' v. ■...-, 157 \ .1 •:■ rson.
Mclveiin-i E. W.. Sup.-rii i ■:.: J.
M. A: i. R. It., B. m1 of L'ra !c Bui , «. -
M K 'nr.ii EL-n; . li . >rs, 107 w Market.
McKonna I'fonrv, Distill r Nelson
Co! ntv Pi Oi.i Lii.eSnu! M ; Whis-
ky, 107 Market, b -t. Third and i ourth.
Melvenzie & McClure /George M>
K. n/.ie, David McClun . Sash, I>. - -
and Blin 1 Manufaeti rers, Mill and < ''.
' ••• 362 West Main. (Set adv.)
McKirnan James, grocer, 390 8th.
McKnight W H (Wm II McKnight, Si n -
uel M and Joseph S Norman, and
Di rm , i rp< ' -. etc, 102 w Main.
; J hi "• t< r, 1< 6 11th.
McMichael J G, hats/lO'J v. Jeff r$. •
M -Xamara Mrs M .!, gi .. erics, 211 :• .
McNichols Douglas S, vvat h-maker, 21
Portland ave. '
MeXmt Hiram S, sal m. 714 w Mark- !
McPeck V. ' . 552 w Jefferson.
McPherson Sim a, stenographer, 90 5th.
M P lilips Boi nard, tail t. 132 w 7th.
M< '.'■ iilan Jame . irri =, 99 3d.
M< li '\ n '■ •- ; i't J ciei ist, 172 w Ch - !
McShi Th i as, dt v goods, 91 e M !
McD.,nald Elliott W* coal gauarer, ?> »
Main.
MacGill Turem»0 W., Manufacturer
Ky. Harness Oil, 12 Guthrie. {See a a \
Ma ; ay Alexander M, lumber, cor Han-
cock ai >;. Franklin.
Mackey Lawrence, grocer, 273 High ave.
MacLeod Joins, General Sup't Li uis-
vilie, N"ew Albany & Chicago R"v <
118} West Main. '
MacPherson Ernest, lawver, 206 w Jeff's .
Macv <i W A: Co ( -— and Chark'
A Porter . millinery 122 1th.
Madden E. F., Editor Louisville Even-
ing Post, 103 Third.
Madden Frank, c 'nstable, 14 w Jefferson.
Maddox Q Shell \ . pi t i -e-frames, 200 itl
Magill H A, pat medicines, 23 w Mam.
Ma Iheimer John, carpet-weaver, "^~y-> Port-
land !IV.
3Iaier Wm., Wine and Beer Salo* :;.
170 Preston.
Maisner Clias. W., Saddle and Har-
.... r, 4">8Sl ■ bv,
Maize T. ^ \V. i'Th is. and Wm.i.St. . k
u , Boi d Bn kers. 170 West Main.
Malfav Dai ; paii • -. ! -2 Pirt ie.
Mi Ik. mi - J B, -;' em ...• r. 2613
Mi II m Pat: • i.. :• ■ - r. 106 c -h ff rs i
M 1, • M it A Mrs M: i , SI dby, Misf
\ . . M I . , a: tists, Hi w .1 :!'.
Man moth < <■■■'■ y Cm H U Armstrong.
Jru) S Armstrong, Michael J Doyle •
• - mil Market.
Munei I . - r ■ er, -i Log .':.
Manemann Dick, g er, 250 e Gr< en.
.-. : :. ■ 1 "
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ties. -FSED. . ■■ ' i Ero: y and 830 2T,
* Tomh Stwet, ST. LOUIS, MO, Bend fur Oata
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ESTABLISHED 1853.
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JOHN A. DICKINSON. President
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Chairs, Mattresses and Bedding, best and most popular styles of Staple Furniture.
SALESROOM 78 and 80 SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND MAIN,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
STEAM FACTORS".
N03. 265, 267 and 260 JACOB Street.
Special attention given to orders and freight contract
TENTH STREET PLANING MILL.
ESTABLISHED 18 9.
H. J. LEWIS 8l BRO.
Tenth St., bet. Madissn and Chsstnut. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Moldings, Brackets, &c.
I ■■ ■ • ILI KIN'S*. .¥. \V. ITKl\'SOX, 31»-rT?l 8«. r'.iu.
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Manly [lev Basil Baptist . 225 1st..
Manly Si'..,.- [, ph\ dei ■ . . 749 ■•■ Walnut.
Mann Mrs Carol!:; •. r
Ma nn MrsJ, grocer, Shelby an i Franklin.
Lam Vm, llori>t, nd 163 Franklin.
Mann Wm B, saloon. Pn -: >n.
M : ning Geo \Y, in- ran . -"> \\ M an,
Man -fold Bold, carpci • r, 7'-; 2d.
Mantle & Cowan '■ :i '; '
Leather and Find-
ings, I, lii g, Pn kin--. iL - an 1 Mill
Suppli •. Loo W -st Main.
Manufacturer and Builder The),
Loni- II. German. Br :, '!'■ .' 5th.
Marou- U< x, general si .re. 850 e Market.
Mar> us IT, paint- and oils, 7' an ' 78 e Mkt
Mar mi County I ; (' ■ . 13 V M it-
tingly,'pres; £. (J Mntti ._. y, ■ ■ . c >r 01st
and Rudd av ; office, coi 0: 1 n I v: ..
iidorf M, dri ggist, c • J 2th and Del-
aware.
Marker (i, saloon, s-e cor 1 7th and Main.
Si . •] ert John G a< f' m -. 100 17th.
Markham F H. drugs, 4th and Green.
Marking Ant n, ■'■•■ d, 416 w Main.
Marking J. grocery, 504 an i 506 w Mkt.
Marquardt Henry, Boot and Shoe
Upper Manufacturer, North-east cor.
Third and Market.
Marsehall Nicola, portrait painter, 4th and
Green.
Marshall Burwell K, lawyer, 8} Center.
Marshall David. h< , *, 118 w J" fferson.
Marshall Edward W, city manager Ohio
Fall-: Expres-, lwl -,v Grei n.
Marshall Humphry, lawyer, 02A 6th.
Marshall John, lawyer, 10 Center.
Martin, Anthony & Co, saloon, 120 w
Water.
Martin Charles J>, Wines and Liquors,
>: i Fifth.
Martin Mrs Dora, dry goods, 103 Storyav.
M Li-tin E J, mdsc 5 r< i.'-r. 170 w Mi
Martin E P & Co Edward P Martin,
Chas C Kokey), -' ives et ■. 35!) Br iw'y.
Martin (1. S: Sons <■ .ttlh !. F.. Henry
P. and M. S. Martii . Man t'a< turers of
Bolts and Iron Railing, Ka-t Si le Tenth
b( t. Main and Ri ■ : ' ^ ; 1 dr.
>! artin Th' ■- L. la1 '. ' ' : r- r and I rreen.
Martin Wm., Carp nter and Builder
15 : W< ;l Gn ". >' • id-.)
Martin Wm, eoal, |K3 1
'! rl Mrs M milli ry. 071 v. Market.
Marvin J B, physician, 303 4th.
Marx 1. & Bro (Leopold and Kathan'i.
hides, 301 w Market.
Maryant S S, wagon-maker, 155 w Green,
Mason I>. K, & Co., Proprietors
People' Tol tcco Warehouse, 342, 344
and 3 16 . M ain. 1 S'e adv. hock bone
Mason Jno L, physician, 37J c Broadway.
Masonic Saving's Hank, C-i
■ ■ . p $25,1 Jai ob Krie-
ger, Sr., Prest.; Wm. EgelhorT, Cashier,
.>'_. West Main.
Masonic Wido and Oi ph .:.-' Home and
Infirmary, Elisha S Fitch, sup't: M ■
C S Fitcli, matron ; Pn ton B Scott,
p';; . i< ian ; it 1 '■ .! Baldwin, ass't-ph •■ si-
eian, 2d bet B and Ormsby av.
Matheius ' . - iaki r, 2 15 '.' Gn en.
VI l •"- Jas G. carpets, etc.. US vv Mai ..
Mathews ,h ; N. physici in, 200 3 !.
Mathews V. S & Sons W S. Wm and .1
L Mathews), leaf-tobacco, 2<i2 to 268
Rowan.
Mathies Elizabeth, meats, til e Market.
Mathis Mi bael tlour-rni is, 220 e Market.
Matlack Win II, plui iber, 227 ith.
Mi tter Jacob, meats, 2<;5 Portland av.
Matthews Bernai i. artificial limbs, s-w cor
4th an-! M irk it,
Mattingiy Benjamin F, distiller, s-ecor 6tfe
and Main.
Mattingiy John << & Sons (John G, Col-
umbus C, and Bennett Di, distillers, dis-
tillery cor 40th and High ave, office 6 w
Main'.
Maurer John, upholsterer, 12? •■ Jf R'erson.
MaxstadtMrs J. fancy goods, 383 w Marki t.
Maxstadt Matthias, physician. 383 w Main.
Maxter Mrs M. grocer, !)36 w Walnut.
Maxwell J W, ph}-.si<'ian. 101 Frankftave.
Maxwell &Co (Ed'ward N Maxwell , print-
ers, etc, 164 w Main.
Mayer May. dry ur 1-, 351 e Market.
Mayer Anton, saloon, 243 w Market.
Ma} er ( ',, groc -r, ■ tc, 302 e CI 1 stnut.
M yer Gotl she - 303 e Broadway.
Mayer M B, :: nts turs^oods, 56 w Market.
Mas -.' & CI .■ tian -.1 icob Mayer. Fred
Christiai 1, hor e 1 .'liar mnfrs L02 and
102£ e (-!•••• n.
Mayers Joseph, genera) store, Iv'_' 15th.
Mayfield & Gr Wm. N. Mayfield
! lac K ■ 1 .lawyers '■! w Jefferson.
Maylo <leo. !>.. Manufacturer and
Dealer ii ;i I kinds of Saws, 331 Wes
Main. .sVg adv.)
Mazr.oni Anthonv. fruits, 67'.'1 w Market.
fb 1 | '= •• e '" ' Havt Settled mori- tisan T,10t)
-•■'•• s*»tcd Claims. A/ents Everywhere,
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ZFOW-LIEJIR, & GO,
fifa, 47 Ninth Street, between Main and Market, LOUISVILLE, KY,
'■.•'•..' i ■ :. ' - I . . ■ I ' I' - ■ .' ■ ,> - .! \V it* • ■ . .'. | i . !• ■ : - t':ail> Sllifl ■>
for Distilleries, l-'owi r's Patuni Vucum oi Ui '■ ives ! r [»istill rios, tuiprovi ! i' ■: I'uiups fur Distill-
r-i-;;.; Y...H -.-•. biul Mop < ..-, ,ui - \ '. - R>-pairins; promptly attended to. Guanuit ing nothing but
. ! ■ 1 i-.s worlc. ' i ■ . ' hi I ' • ■■ -■:!!■''■-
JOHN BRODERICK I - ! \ I'i 1 SH J.i • IN i - •, s. ML ^RODERICK.
josciNr bbodeeick: as :b:e30.
"WAG-OUST ^£_A.I:TTJ^^^CrX1XJn^,3i]T^,37
i75 aad i77 17. Main St., bet. Preston and Jackson,
uJIS.ILLi, ----- KENTUCKY.
Keep constantly on hand and Manufacture to order. FARM, PLANTATION AND SPRING
WAGONS, CARTS. DRAYS, &c.
Mud Tempering Whc Is. S-7". Mud v.'1,. Ib'srrows, -'', brick Wheelbarrow*, ?!>. Suited to the Southern
and Western count: v. Orders solicited and letters oi inquiry prom] tly answered.
LOTJISYILLB IlE^OlLT" WORKS.
MANUFACTURERS
MacMi, Flow Bolts anil Lag Scrs^s, WroriM Ircn Rails anfl Gratim
East 5;de Tenth Street, between Main and River,
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. LOUISVILLE, KY.
SOUTHEBl\T GLASS "WOIR/IECS.
sherley & Mcculloch, proprietors.
MAM • VC1 : I- •' . IF A : '
Fruit Jars, Bottles and Vials,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO PRIVATE MOULDS.
Corner of Eleventh and Monroe Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Rffjfl (IflH* ': MOBBI3 <Sc 2
ilAs . ■ •.. mim! Ul [ilittiiiiaait24lSi CENTRAL DEPART!
Louisville, Ky.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Mender H C, broker, -.1 and i , 4th.
Meddis & Southwi< k tS S Meddis, ( harles
S ii thwh k. real ■■-' ! 05 it!..
MederJos, boots i -. 407 *\ Walnut.
Medical Herald Tlio , Dudlex s.
I. •; nolds, SI. D., i: Lit.-:-. 212 Fifth Ave-
nue, i Si ■ mlv ,fr <>. cj • ;
M< ek John F, wat ii-i ai er 85 :'tii.
Meernm .! i >hu, i^i ' it>2 15th.
Mel it M -- Susan, . ■■;•• er. -I i tii
Mercke Ca.-per, grocer. 283 e Main.
Mercke C & Co iCasp. r Mercke, Chs,
Troll), - ioult ural imp, 04 vv Main.
Mercker Valentine, she maker, 205 M
shall.
Sloreditli U. \V. & Co. (R. \Y. M
d i, \V. X. il ;; letnan . Propri. \ ■:•■
Coi i r-Journal I! >«U and Job Ro -.
and Bind. :■;. son; ii-enst •■ r. Four' ii ; •
< irc.-n.
(Wm A Meri-
Meffert Win. boots ami shoes. 357 e Jeff" n. ! Meriwether & Davison i ..
Meif'ert "Wm H, rest t. 49 w Jeffei>-m. wether Charles G Davison), real est
Megiennv Edward, j i.-i e. ■."'■ 3d. 154 w Jefferson
Moguiar.'n I P \] !iiar. John L | Merkley Edmund, *aloou.cor tith and Mk
I ■>. W Mai ■; T! 'A : ~. : .Vat-tobacco, ! Merreif J J iX: Soi (Jan ; J and John 1.1
f. ,»• \ I .. 1 ....•: i< 'I- !'• !>. ,v^i._ i-. ,..,' I. ,r 1 .1 ' I ( : -. ..r
cor Man: and 9th. In i e-shoeing, 149 Crreen.
Mebler & Eclcstenkemper . Chas Mehler, | Merrill & Black Frank V Merrill, Alb.
Louis Fckst-nkempor-, lu ber, n-e cor S BiaA). geius: furnishing goods, 74 4'
Gi\ -n an i ( j ■ ... Merriman \\ m .1 I ■■■• ■■;. lli-5 1st.
Merritt K. . L 1. Baptist;
Grctfn and (.'air.j
Meier Charles, bar! . r W '■ w Market.
Meier M'elehior, shoemaker, ■ -o e Green. Mershoii Andrew, Staple and Farie\
Meier Win G & C Win G, liobert grocer. 198 East C'n est nut.
Meier and F II Wulkop , tobacco brokers, , Merz Architectural Iron Work s
F. W. Merz, Pros.; Vh -. .). Wood, -
58 Seventh.
Meier.- tlenrv, confectii nery, cor Walnut
;i nd Sei ot;d.
Meikle Thos. & Co. i Thomas Meikle
Barn ( ' . a lai . M. 11 B api, Manu-
faetur. rs Ste ;. Cast, Ci ilied and 1 double-
shovel Plows, Monr< e, loth to 11th.
Meineke Hen lan. bai L-< v. 005 7th.
Melcher I'..:. is J, gr ■■". 11 and 13 4th.
Mellwood Distill, ry" Co, Geo W Swear-
ingen, prt ;. Main r r 2d.
Melter & Kinker (Fred Melter, Gustav
Kinker) grocer.-. 555 2d.
Melt -1 Charh - F, dr ::'j;-t, 613 7th.
Mehen Ebenezer M, stationery, etc, 200
e Walnut
and Treti -.: Archite. rural Iron W< rk.
and Ornamental Foundrv, 74 W.Greei .
(.SV« adr.)
Mer-temaeher Ferdinand, locksmith, 39-1
Green.
Metcalfe Chas K Jr, physician, 273 Clay.
.\1 tcalt'e James C, physi ian, s-e cor Pres-
ton and Market.
Mettler Frank, jeweler. 411 w Market.
Mctz»er Alois, Tin and Wire Saft
Manufacturer, 421 Fast Main.
Metzger Jacob, saloon. 183 Portland ave.
M •' .g-r Leopold, produce 104 2d.
MeUner Mrs Cele, notions, 153 e Mark, i
Mever Mrs Amelia, groc< r, 43 e Mark. t.
if-tobaeeo, 120 e Mkt.
e wainut. | Jiever -urs .Amelia, yroci r, to e .Mar
Menah Robert & Bro ■ 11 .bert and William), ! M. y. r Aug J, wh i< :if-tobacco, 120 e
lejither beltino-, SO 3d. Mever Charles D, architect, 4th and J
Mendel Mrs Fr'ancus, nations. 48^ w Jeff. : Meyer Charles E. furniture, 105 Pre*
Mendel Joseph & Son Jo-eph and Sacra- : Meyer Mrs E, millinery, 158 e JeU'ers
. watt be-, etc. 23 w Market. Meyer Fred, saloon, 310 w Market.
Mengel (.'has C ;r, pianino-mill, n-e cor Mever George, grocer, 2»'>1 ! :*th.
BrTiok and Main. ' Meyer II. nry, gr r. 22'.) -■ Market.
Me»z Cenruv \\'.. I' tier in Foreign j Meyer Elenrv A -alo, n, I . i fersoi..
and Domestic Birds, Birl- _;••-. Seed ■ Meyer John." irro. i 108 e Market.
and Mo king-bird F .: Stove- Tinware, Mey •: John II . ruoer, 5th and Wal
and II i •• Furn -: ng G is. 185 Wett M yer .1 In II. ■ .■■:.:- e Jeifer- i
Market Mever Julius, gent; furnishing goods, . 1
Merebi its' Despat. h Ti n •; . rtalion Co, , \\ Market.
M L Hayden. agt. 105 \\ Main. Meyer. Mrs Mary, gro.-er, S'.i'i w Madi- n.
Merchants' Nafi->nai Bank of Louisville, Mever M"-es, dry goods, 292 w Jefi'er.- :
i itpital -:,.., too. i. H C Carutii, pres.; J H Meyer Richard grocer, 148 e Jefi'< rson.
; Meyers Anton, grocer, West and Gray*on.
Lind 'nberger, cashier, 170 w Main.
r rtfinTIfl I Ti TTTfimiP'n I \rY\ DlTP, Witli.mt referen -> 9 we manage
| XljJdUUlIilJ J111U i Ml) Ag«uU everywhere South. J
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.FEATHER DEALER.
GEO. M. GLOVER
PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS IN QUANTITIES TO OUST PURCHASERS.
341 Market, near Ninth St.. LOUISVILLE, KY.
ROMPEN & M ARRET.
t FLORISTS.
: .1 •■' ; 183FoiirtliA7eEHS(L0Dls?iil3, ly.
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. Orders for Wedding?, Parties, Ac . promptly at- /
■~. • V i iid to on short notice and nt 1 ■- -- i 1 1 • -
\ • ..-. :' A.1- all kinds o! Rases, Geraniums '.; ■- '■ — -34,
.,. ■,■'-. house and Bedding Plants con- _ s*J-2*^
^ . . '. stantsy on"hand.
' *"' • :VU>"iV«'-T' ** Nursery, E. Broadway, near Cave Hill Cemetery,
0-ders and Consignments Solicited, Hotels and Steamboats supplied at lowest prices,
CHAS. H. KAHLERT,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Wholesale Dealer in Fruits, Vegetables, &c.
No. 22 1 Market St., bet Sixth and Seventh, - - LOUISVILLE. KY.
:arly vegetables a specialty, and constantly on hand.
S. HUBBUCH & BE
No. 430 W. Market St.,
. > Bet utii t iith, LOUISVILLE U
ndll rdpdl luii Id .
oil. ( LOTUS,
Window Shad s:Ccrnices, &c,
- -_r S*-A!'. orders f r Paoer Ha; eiug
led to. Carpet,
;
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ESEiK?! e ' , ' '■ ATX ITS BXvAXCH'ES. Steel I.cttevn ami Figm
' : " SN-acil letters mid 5 stoves. *,. JiOCHE, Eagiw^r in.-.)
HMftllflrtti Die Sinker, 1«0 Il.VMiOJ.PH STBKKX, CHICAGO, ILU
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Mcvrick Joseph Jr., Pati.Tn-maker,
433 West Mail . SV.- „.;.-,
Michael Ulam r>ei '•'••' i rtland
M i [g\\ :.•.-'. m :.. .• - ■'■ M a '.li- >!■■
Michel i ip, I i .1.-. !30 •■ M irket.
Middenderit' Henry, ;al oi . 42 w Main.
Midd udoi tf John"P, - ■ ■ ' ■■ M kt
M iddli Nm, P>n t< tt a 15 ■ • I ■ n ' I
■ . I ' ' w Vlaii
Midd : David P. ;■.■-' inn, • 53 w Main.
M i H rroeer. • ■■'-■■.. an 1 2d.
•; .: ■«..!: & l>witt i 11 W Mi Idlet u d
L De-.vii •■ •; ■.. ■ :- ■■" ' M k< t.
Mik ii JK . •■ '•''•' 'hestnut.
Milburn Jno T. lawyer, L> 0 ■ -J ft rson.
Miles II E hamess-inj i fr 52 vv Main
Miles \V. I.I.. 15 -. S< •• •'"''
: : r and V iisher ( hrUiian Index
244 West Grei ti.
Mi r Adam doom 108 v. V. ■ r
Miller Adolpli & Co. (Ad -Ipla Mill, r
\\ . S| . ah), Mai i fact in rs f>t Double
an I Single-tree?, Sev. stl . bet. Ship and
Hill.
Mill" r A. t>arl • r and eig .--. 185 e Market.
Miller Andrew B. dr\ g ■• ds, 175 Preston.
Miller < a.-- per. barber' cor Brid« and Port-
lard av.
Miller Charles, saloon, cor 10th and Main.
Miller Christian, Undertaker, 573
West Mark. t. i $>-e mfc.)
Miller Claretn e L, physi. ian, 453 ■■ Main.
Miller K'v., pi ■ - iai cor 2 r;d Green.
Miller Frnest, Baker ectioner,
Mil ■■ Wm, carpenter, 18th, nr Lexinwt n.
MilltT \\ m. su oon, 105 v, Green.
VI Wm P, pi ., del : . 453 e Main.
Millei Win T, grocer, cor 35th and Mis-
souri av.
Miller Wm & Co (Wm Miller), distillery
'.i v. Main.
Miller A- Ami r- e (J. hn A Mil!, r. Wm !.
Vi .: . In ■■—.. L 20 Uh.
Mill • .' i Wm Miller, J Son nt i,
falooi . 3d »i -I C.
31 il!» i- & Co. f.I ise^ih Z. Millor, M.D..
hi d i. Job Printers, 101 Pif'1'.
M r A: Co , Wi « Mill, r, Sr, Fred <
vs. !, gr i's. Si r\ ind Frai kfort.
:■{ ,. er Ac Vaue;han, i otel, 321 Br< idwav.
Milliken 1, U ic Son I H Milliken' Sr.
L H Miliik. .Ji ivboHi 3d.
Mills D S i Ci lain.
Mills Sand I), t . ;. -; iai . 15 ! ■ CI ftnut.
M iiu ett I) I igt . c! i i • .;•■ rnfr. 102 12tl .
M inlon M r? K J, millin. n . ' 2 v. A-l ' I '
Minton It, cooper, Story av and ( -:
M iru ■ M ;■- 1' A, Iress i iker, 432 w Mkt.
Mitchell A. S: Jiro. (Alexander and
.lamesi, Shite Ito. t'ers, i P. < >. Box 78).
7oA Tbird.
Mil hell Henry, grocer, 10th and <>:■■' • i
Mitchell II R.sewing-niachines, 2 Ma .
Temple. '"
Mitchell John (G. E. Moody & Co.l,
C. ntract. r hi B ilder. 2^:; Ninth.
: Mitchell Jo?, I :: T-maker, 487 w Market.
| Mitchell Tlios., Boiler-maker, 44:;
Wt-=t Main, l>. i 1 itl. and 12th.
Mitchell cV Hehrten, (John Mil
South-we>t cor. Chn and Madi n. j Mitchell & Hehrten, (John Mitchell
Miller K K oc c„ lEmervK Miller, Geo , John Hebden;, Propriet rs Louisviil.
M VVvmari), auctioneers. 83 5th. Steam Boiler Works, w side 11th. bt-i
-»r-,. i"' i ._ ... •■- i . >r..;n Mart-t-t in-. 1 M'lin
Miller Fred, <rro. er, 354 e Main
Miller Fred C Dru«*, and Secretary
Louisville College , f Phy-ieians, 302
Kii '■ Market.
Miller ll«-nr\ C.< 7 East Jer>'.
Miller Jac, han l - • ;■ r av.
Miiler John,, igars, 435 w Mai k -t.
Miller John. gr< ■ .-. 348 e Gr. ei .
Miller John S.. Master Commissi, tier
in Chai eerv, < ourt-hoo.-e.
Miller John f. liv.-rv. 4' 7 w Market.
Miller J. -■ ph t ii!"i\ ■'() 5th.
Miller Mrs Laura, dr maker, 205 Clay.
Millet M. v. ii.. - "-, 2K- sv Jeii".
\- |er M, t ard -; o< i : ker. 205 9th.
Miller Mr- II -• mi iii ; v, 2S . Market.
Market and Main
Mitchuson Wm L, aucti u . 77 4th.
' Mittlebviehler M, srri cer, Hr'.o Kentu ky.
1 Mittl.*r Mrs K. millmerv, 4 w Market.'
1 Mivelaz Lonis J..." Prop'i Se. II
Kestau ai t, m 0 \\ •: Main— 212 Old No.
[Se, adr )
i Mix & Hogers (Wm. Mix, Newt, n G.
It . rs), Lawvers. 113 Fifth.
M<.( bs Val. • ' , 432 w Main.
1 \i idler Chas, - donn, 3v>3 a M ":- et
| \!. elh : John, gi ooer, 744 »v Market.
M •■": in lb i j, plunibt r, 248 - Green.
! MotTet Mrs Jessie, notions 2^5 Baxter av.
'. M hr li .1 sh. ■ ;. 154 ■■ Br ad way.
' Moi ■. Barbour A Co. i K ii M ise and .1 P
Bjirbour), commissi, n, 4 i 4th.
Miller Samuel B. i l vsiciaii, 257 ^d.
Miller Shackelford, lawyer, 135 v\ Jeffer'n. !• Mollenkamp II. ?h< emaker, :
■ ■ I'-aHi-' ! I ' ' ': ■*'' H/lftfift ft WH
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MANUFACTURERS OF
I HAND-POWER ELEVATORS,
PATENT AUTOMATIC HATCH DOORS,
327 E Main Street LOTTT^VTT T v w
i HAS BttEMAKEB, Prest. J. L. REBEL, See'j
BREMAKER-MOORE PAPER CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PAPER AND PAPER STOCK.
MANUFACTURING CAPACITY SEVEN \0hS PER DAY.
N. E. Corner First and Washington Streets, - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
IT. S. CLj^X^L ^TTOK/nSTETSr.
K. j. 23 :r -sr ^. 2nt it,
Successor to O. M ROOD,
No. 343 Jefferson Street, below 9th, - - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
t am the Successor and Representative ^.ttornev in all the unset tied \\~ \r Claims >ri<-inallv tiled h\
C. H. BASKLEY, BAHKLEY & WATTS, DUNGAN & SMITH, J. ALLEN
PORTER, K. II. BURI ' '. i ' R, W. N. HOGAN, R. H. HIG-GINS, S. M.
BERNARD, and E. J. VAUGEAS, all formerly d ing business as i l.*.iru Vgenta at Louisville,
ky. .-._- . . i -r th i ■ ■ ! States, > ! r |U - : that a ;; >mmiiiiicatu>ii3 in reference lit nuy surh cl im-
be ad • ■■ -■ .- t •: n I- .• 'ver to me, and you will he prompt I3 i w i i. Special rare v iil be <riveu to laiui.-
■ I retofn e hi n rej '.ted or suspended b\ the department, or ineffectual!. :>. naced by tii-
f'jrm»r Attorney . ]■ . . ■ ■■ . ■ f ten yem n col ■• i i _• •..,. . i is. I have con th->rou?hlj
ii •! w-itl the rights of claimants, ami experienced in the adjustment oi difficult and compli ■.-
led cases resulting from ions of papers.
ORIENTAL STEAM LAUNDRY,
Kg. 579 Firth Avenue, .... Louisville, Ky.
BRANCH OFFICE, 72 FOURTH AVENUE.
GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. TELEPHONE CONNECTION
yiililjli urn 00, Ul kruiJilluJ. louj
antral and Southern Dep't,
ISVIIiLE, KY.
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Mollmann Bros (Ge Tgeand August), gro- '
ecrs, cor 10th and Green.
Molter Charl is, baker, 1":: Preston.
Molter I >aniel, liver\ , 1 62 < Jefferson.
M.onahan Patrick, grocer, 326 Bank.
Monroe G J, physician, Law Temple, for
5th and Green.
Monroe John W, ero< er, 469 Jackson.
Mi-nsch J T A: Son", Li = h, 2 ~ v, J fl Tson.
M oi ted' mieo A nti n, salo ■:.. 113 \v Grei n.
Montedonico N, saloon. 176 w Jefferson.
Montgomery Charles R.., Designer
and Engr-aver on Wood, South-west cor-
ner Fourth and Marki '. I See arft;. )
Mori ;oniery Edward R. physician, 560 w
Jefferson.
Montgomery Mrs I, dry goods, 161 Floyd.
M nt - Dui ■;• 1. Err r, 1 e Walnut.
Moody <». 10. vV Co. G. K. Moody,
John Mangold, J dm Mil h ;1) i, Pro] ri« -
tors Kentucky Pinning Mill, 283 to 287
Ninth i See o.ilv.
Moore A F, Iaw"v< r. Law Temple, cor 5th
and Green.
Moore, Bremakor & Co. fJohn T.
Monre, Charles Ijremtiker, D. E Stark,
B. M. Creel, J. J. Hays), Wholesale
Grocers, 275 West Main.'
Moore Bros (Frank F, and W W), bill
posters, 08 w Jefferson.
Moore George S. A: Co. (George S.
Moore, George W. Morris h Pig Iron,
fire-Brick, etc., North-west comer Third
and Main.
Moore Jerrv S, > igars, 104 w Green.
Mm., re Jesse & Co (Jesse Moore and GH
Moore1), win lesal rs. 2 > e Main.
AV re Mrs Sophia, dress-maker, 'Js:! <• Mkt.
Moore S. T. X Co. Samuel T. M. i r.
Auction and C mmission Merchants, 131
and L33 West M ain.
Moore Win B, c< al, 101 3d.
Moorman CP A: Co. wholesale liquors, 27
e Main.
Mowrn. an Mrs M confi :ti<>n'y, 227 Jai kson.
Mi osmann R >l>ert tail* r. 57*9 « Marl et
Morat Francis, florist. Roses, Gn -
use, an I U I I .:..■ PI; ts etc , corner
- i ond and < >rmsbv \ \ enu»'. , V. e " •
Morel (Taller, dyer, 222 w .J. ffers -
Morora John .].', tail-.r. -4 kh.
M irgan John, t ;' •• 702 P i tland a"v • .
Morgan William !>., < penler,
[louse and S gn P Lin! -r, 230 EaM Market.
M. prill •! W .'-. Co i J W M. rrill, M rris
"W Smith), saddlery. 315 w Mam.
Morris Allen, blacksmith, 3 \v Green.
Morn- Geo W, grocer, our 34th and Mis-
souri av.
Morris J. H. M., Manager Queen In-
suram Compai y, of England, 125 West
Main, i X- e nrff.
Morris Pat ricl . grocer, 29 5th.
Morris R, v .1 C Mi • list ■ tl nr <■■
M-.rris \V n II. agt P nix J ife Insurai
Co, cor 6th ai I Main.
Morris & Bayly (J. H. M. Morris.
J. W. V.. Ba .',;. Gem ral I ris ran< p
Agents, and Man; rers Fin Asso
!' ladelph i,125 \\ est Main ■ >■■
Morrison Geo. plumber, 130 I
Morrison Rev 11. C. (Methodist i, 251
Sevei th. v e i 'v.
Morthorst Br >s i !',••:' in and Jos ]
>_p icers, . =•> Jacob
Morsey Christian B, livery, 211 e Mkt.
M irti n Di i« . ph -ician, w l w ( Chestnut.
Morton Jno P A:'< ."> (Jno P Morti r. J; -
i; Bangs. Alexander Griswold, How i
M Griswold), booksellers, 156 and 158 v
Main.
Morton Rev R Di Metln dist),82 Mag
Mi- - F S, grocer, s-w cor 5th and Gr
Moses L& Co i Mi es, J - •■; .h M
clothinir, 285 w Market.
Mosessohii A M, china, etc, 111 e Mark.!.
Moss Wm, barber, 24 e Jefferson.
Muekelbouel Jno, grocer, 31 Adams.
Mil kriilge S; n lei, gro 'er, 207 7th,
Mudd R C A; Co i Richard (' Mud landJas
M'Coneal), blacksmiths, 323 Green.
Mueller Adam, baker, 185 e Jefferson.
M le er August, saloon. 171 e Green.
Mueller Emil, grocer, 12') e Jefferson.
Mueller F C tailor, 88 6th.
Mueller Matthew, furniture. 213 e Jeff.
Muench Emil. baker, 324 Prest >n.
Muench Ji , bakery, 196 w Market.
Muennighausen Edw, basket-maker, 175 e
Market.
Muguet Francis, physician. 111 3d.
MuirA: Herman < P'-ter B. Muir.David
!. He-, ■ ■ ■ . L:.w\ ts, 12 C nt r.
Af ,iii- A: L<»af. 'iCharles M dr, Pet. -
I.- afi, Wl Dr\ Go. :-, J '
and ( rnvi ;-- n A u lion Busines . ' :
West re 1 - i>n.
Muirheaii Mr J. millinery. 214 w M i
3Itil(loon 3f «V. Co., I>sigi -
- . •' !.:.'; Mai i>le, A rn i
and S "otoh Granite Motiuihe -. i"- '
112 Green.
AKTD O-TulSi'SRAIj I ' ■ :- ! ■ ■• : . • ■■ ' Prices.
k i -.•:■■ p] [IVIIRDING, 835 Bi oad-
w. • and ScO North Fourl i Street. - - ST. LOUIS. MO.
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TEREOTYPE FOUNDRY,
PRI1TTEES' SUPPLIES,
DATING, RAILROAD AND COUNTING-HOUSE STAMPS,
RIBBONS, INKS, PADS, &c, &C.
Dies Altered. Stamps Repaired.
S. E. Cor. Third Avenue and Market St.,
Send for Catalogue of Amateur Printing Preses and Outfits.
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ARTHUR JONES,
NOVELTY BRASS FOUNDRY,
"OLD RELIABLE."
No, 224 South Side Market Street, between Sixth and Seventh.
LOTJISVILLE, KY.
'i Brass, Copper ami White Metal Castings made to order on the shortest
noti e. All work uuarantesd to cive latisfactioo.
LOUISVILLE UNDERWRITERS,
OIF1 LOXJISVILLE, ICTT.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
JAMES TRABUE. President. J. L. SHALLCROSS, Secretary:
C^2.;e, 1C© "T.""c:: IaCslS.33. O'.reet.
DI&2CTORS:
JAMF,« TR VBCE V V Kauk of Kentucky. JOHN WHITE, of John White 4 Co.
JOHN J B\RRKT Sec'v Franklin In«. Co. THEODORE HARRIS, Prea. Louisville linking C«.
H VBRHl'EKF. Jr' Pro'p'r Grain Elevator. V. K HUSTON. Sec'y Loulnvillo Ins Co.
B.I? GUTHRIE PcrkPacker. ARTHUR PETER, of Arthur Peter 4 Co.
W. C. TYLER, Sec'T Union Ir.s. Co.
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U US , li U V 4 yti %0 U J H ;, U W jitusi .ated Catalogue a, .
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Mulford <.V Camming?, restaurant, 36 w j Mvcr, Mr- Johanna, saloon, cor 12th ai>.
Jefl 'rson. ilowan.
M ' .Hand & Bro, coal 5.21 w Jefferson. ! Myers Mrs Mary, dress-maker, 320 Pr '
M ' en J. 'h::. :-:• ■■< ■• r, 52* c Market. j Myers A: Bonn (Marcellus SI vers. I'
Mullen William, Foun lry and Man- | C Bonn), harn ss-mnfrs, 78 '.'."Main.
ufacturer Holjow-ware and Machine NadorlF & Co (Henry and Charles), brew-
Castings, cor. Fourteenth and L< ton. ery, G70 w Market'
Mullensehlager & KoHt Christian Mul- Nat:'el Diederieh, saloon, 92 Gth.
."• r. r,v k: t H Koeh^ boots and N - : !'■ . l'00 «■ il
-' ■•■-■ 81 e Mar • t. N ■ hni I 1, real estai .2 ••■ .: Man
t Christ, barber. 401 Shelby. Xanz & Xeuner Alin'd Nanz i!
Mull t John. -!•• ■ :■ 130 Chn
Mullikin A !> 1 Hey, lawyer, 4 Center.
Mn I ' Xttn •■ ■< 1 ' '. 23 ( ' mrt Place.
Millinell SS'nx. 2!.. F. lito; and Pro-
prietor Louisville A>. nii-crat, 105 Fii :..
! .' 1 Jeo, sal' 'on. 938 3d.
M irphey .1 ,hn U itoves. 79 w Jefferson.
Murphy A. 'I'., lb isc ai i Sign
Paii '.■■ ' . 1 ' : 1 ■- ••• •!) .S'< e
' : rphy John, marble-i iut< r, S-S Rowan,
hv John, <.;ti ■:■■■; , Ciav ai F
Mi rphv John :.•■ .cor, I.
>■ , ; hv Miss M, dress-malo r, 123 eGr ■
Mi
N uneri. 1 -. a 1 S< ed Merchai
192 Fourth Ave -
Nash G< onre P. 1, af-toba ■• 0 broker. 394 w
Mnin.
National Mutual Benefit Associ-
ation, James Briditeford, Pres.; .!. L--
*■•■ C< k. Si . an i i' -eas.; 154 We •
Jetfi r - -, ■ ■■ 1
>" 1 i< tia P .'-•■; u 'ian fhc moi
St - d rd Publisl ing Co, proprs; Ch;>-
F Beai ■■■ .■'■ ■ ; 15 w Main.
Neb Hei -y, architi 1. _ - c Ji fferson.
Neff Paul \, LCi'"%- r, 2 '5 i'. iwan.
rphy "W L, prop'r Fifth-Ward Mills, ! Neill Mary, dry goods, cor 9th and Chest.
id G9 e Mai .1 :
Murphy & Son ( F A and C T), coal, 120 3 !.
Murphy & Co (Wm I. Murphy, Titos S
Bottomle\ 1, eo il, G7j 3d.
Murray .1 W. barber. 13 1 ■'. !
Murra'v Miss lv, r.otiot -. 107 7th.
Murray N il. drills, 1 7:!. and Bank.
Murray Robert E., b 1 Passenger
Ag« in P., < ' .'c St. L. lb lb. South- wesl |
. r. Fi iiirth and Main.
Murray i\: Limerick f'J K Murray, L Lime- j
rick 1. physi ■• ms, 10 w Jotters n .
Murrell, Cabel eV Co, whol grocers, 177 w j
Main.
Murr.il I) <i, phv.-ieian. 20". 3d.
y ■ roft Win II & < ■■.. W Ir Miucfoft, !
; ■ V, 1. ■ ■.-'., carp •• - "•.'' lai ' fc",ast. •
MiLsselman «& Br. i David B and Win 0), \
prii * ■■•- ''- •>• Main.
Musseliuau A Co. David U. Mussel-
man, S. P. Di k . T .baoco M in
turers, South-east cor. Ninth and JefiTu, '
Muth Frank, ;aloon 3<> '_'a.
M • b Henry, prod ■. 00h 2d.
Myer Mrs Mary, dry gond-. 303 e Chestnut.
'■'■ : M rs Natl •...-■■•••• aker, 2u"> I
>I v cr> Alexander, Dealer in CI
s d Jewelry, and Pavrn-broki r, 113
West Mark--.
Myers Augustus. ] ;-.wn-l rokor, 1 ■"/' w Mkt
Nelson Mrs Amelia, milliner, 1033 kn.
Nesbit Benjamin B, physi< ian, 377 8th,
Nes^eler Miss Louisa J. dress-maker, 24?
e Jefferson.
Netofski Herman, gen'l store, 99 e .*•
Nettelroth Henry, civil en - m-er, 95 w M I :
Neuner John, shoemaker. 284 9th.
Nevin John A. marble dealer, 589 Cues
New Southern Hotel, Rob't J 0 Bi
pr-.pr; 6th, bet Main an I Market.
Newburger J. seph L, clothing, 1G4 e Mkt.
New burger Leop .Id, dr ,• • . : 7
N swburger S ^^" Oc Co "( Levi Newbur
Samuel W N •■.. I 'v^>-v. Wm Fi- ' 1
and Joseph L X-\s burger 1, wholesale n
• it -. 214 w Main.
Xeweomb-Buclianan Co., Disi
ers of 1 in 7. '; .urb ■.. .
and Malt \Vn:-!., s; D ll^ry.
ton Vvenu ■ ; <>::7 .-, S3 W est Main.
Newkirk Samuel T. m) > m. 81 4th.
Newman George A, drugs, 1 1 ', s w \^"
N. wi ian Wm, el t due:, 155 w M ark '.
Newi :: n W il & Co (Wm l[ Newmai
1> CI app< i, A Wal . grocers,2' ;
w Maiu.
N ■■ . i-or.Io.-M ph lb ci ■ -. 247 e Greet
S'ewl ■ [J •,:. agricult I im| Its, 59 w Mai
Nie BosL«>r*s Hotel, Nicholas B< -
Pr«pr 1 Lor, 187 M iri I
Myers Mrs B, hats and caps, 11 w Market. 1 Nichol Andrew, boots .-. esl84wMkt
i , , .■■-.. Settled
; rested Claims.
more luaii 1,^00
» c liu<* but I ': ae-
Arents Ev .
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTOKY.
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A. LAUER,
Florist anil Nurseryman.
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Roses, Shrubs. Fruit and Orna-
m-ental Trees, Eulbs and
Beidins: Plants.
,-" ; -' .,.<J-^ / r ralDesi ■ al kinds made to ore
,<--U--- ,X vV/* telegraph Orders will e, mptly atteiv
<--^7>' " • / > $"*%i / ( V V V-- y to . G house s and Nurser y n B r o adi
^S ''^f ^ /' i 7/ J'»s-vw~J^-'~ and Havter Avenue
der.
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iTORE 107 FOURTH STREET.
ANTON SALJER,
279 and 281 Maia stn t.'o t Hancock ana m,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Flower Pots, Cbininej T ; ■-. St< v< .ni Water I'.;^ cou*r:i!jtly kepi
on ban 1 an i in; ie to oi ' t.
All Orders Promptly Attended To.
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Formerly with k. E. MILES, Main St
I Harness Manufacturer,
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240 Jefferson street, liet. slMiand Seyei
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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I am now prtrired I coi :te with any Harness House
the- cit; I • . - 1 pri< e H irness m j to ir
i- done
BAKS.B POLK,
Dealer in Wood, Cistern and Well Pumps.
otr TToof Taffai'aAn crf-roar- r OTTTCrVTT T V T-'V
DO rxSLSli u SIISloOIl iDLIdob, iiuuiO V luua, ul.
ALL. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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MANAGERS,
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEEK
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Nicholas Mrs Fra rices, d} er, etc 245e Jefl n.
N'ii ■'■ ilas S S, insurant ■■ a^t, 111 \v Main.
Nicholas Sebastian, h ir g< >ds, 250 w JctTn.
Nicholson T J, tinner, -"• 7tb
Nicoll Alexander, tail r 90 v. Jefferson.
Nieder Frank, gr r, 3.>5 e Broadway.
Nied ring ; - ( Iharles, tail r. 1 82 3d.
Nie'hi ff Mrs A. en: •■•■.;-. ■ Green.
S\ jlaus Balser, bar! . - ■.. Gi en.
Nipper John, grocer. 10 Baxtei ave.
Nippert M& Co Chris B - . • Ma:;. Sip-
pert, Minnie V Nippert), ship chandlers,
39 4th.
Nix John weaver, 227 Shi
Nixon E E, physician, 97 4th".
Nock & Jones (Robt F No, k. Richard A
J ip.es . lawyers, I ♦ > -i v J -A. rson.
Noble C il A: C ■. • :• .. - "■ * ■'• " •-•> a.
Nol be Henry, gro "r. 42 ! e Gn en.
Noel & Sai luskv L ivn Noel and
John A S n,l i«ky). demists, 196 4th.
Noelling C hristinn, Hmi iware, (Stoves
and Furnishing Goods, 357 and 359 East
Broadway.
Xold Miss Annie I\, Principal of
Louisville Female Seminary, 427 Fourth.
(See ad\ |
Noltemeyer Benj, rope mnfr, CO Rogers nr
Baxter ave.
Nolting Mrs Rosina, confectionery, etc,
244 e Green.
Nurd Louis, harness. 186 Preston.
Norman John, saloon. 40'J w Market.
Norris & Harper, live-stock, Bourbon
stock-yards.
Northern Lake lee Co., W. F.
Harris, Pres., T. O. Johnston, Sec, John
Cromie, Sup., 102 Third Avenue. (See
adv. )
Norton Miss Kate, notions, 27? w Jefferson.
Norton G W & Co George W Norton,
WniF Norton), bankers. 137 w Jefferson.
Nowacki Thomas J. - >ema er, 71 4th.
Nugent Edward B, dry gen as, 1 18 4th.
Nugent Mrs Kate, dry goods, ii-e cor 1st
arid Market.
Null Chas \V, physician, 94 w Jefferson.
Nuss Peter, boots and shoes, >09 ■ Main.
Oberdorfer Elias, <_t ■■■■■•r. 14-5 w Market.
Oberlies Henry, . ur .-. M irket.
O'Brien John A, pawn-broker, 95 5th.
O'Brien William, grocer. 120 w Water.
Obst Charles, saloon. 'J-Q w Marl I
Ochs Mi- Flora, milliner, !>4 w Market.
O'Connell Patrick, sh ■.:-. 65 e Market.
O'Connor John, sal >on, 41 e Market.
O'Connor Win, grocer, 199 e Main.
O'Connor Wm, saloon, n-w cor Brook and
Market.
O'Connor V, m, saloon, 301 e Main.
O'Connor & Werst (Christopher O'Connor
Henry Werst), plumbers. 109 3d.
Odell Wm S. bed-springs, 33 Courier-
Journal 1 lildii -
< )'Doherty Mai hew, lawyer. 28 Court Plaet
i )esterrittt r < feorge, gr er, i< 5 e Chestnut.
Oeswein George, barber, 326 Preston.
Oetken August, tailor. 376 w Market.
Offutt Millard F, Irugs, 1st and Broadway.
Oglo Jul n, si ves and tin. 617 w Market*
( )'Hara Win, < arp< nt< i ■''• 1st.
Ohio Fulls Cooperate Works,
Hani 1 Smil , ' . b'J6 Portland Ay.
( >hio Falls rA . > weekly ,11 Fit :1 utlt r,
ed ; E W Marih ill, inngr. 104 w Gn ei .
Ohio Falls (>h!: Leath< r t'o, J E M
pres; August Kabel, sec and treas, cor
12th and Maple.
Ohio A alley Cement Co., Jno. A.
Brady. Pres. : R. P.Tiidi n, Sec; Mnfrs.
of Hydraulic Cement, 30 Third.
Ohio Valley Press Briek Co.,
George Hoertz. Pres.; Jacob Hoertz.
Vice- Pies. ; John Fichtner, Sec. and
Treas., Prossed-Brick Mi A-. of nil De-
scriptions. Office and Works, err. Pres-
ton and Knapp.
Ohio *SL 3Iississipi>i K'y, Freight
and Ticket Office, South-east cor. Fourth
and Main.
Ohio & Mississippi Railway Express Co,
T M Dear agent, 163 w Main.
Ohligschlager Mrs Lena, dress-maker, 237
e Jefferson.
Ohr Clemens, grocer, 144 Preston.
Olges Henrv, boot;- and shoes, 354 Clay.
Oliver ."Mrs. C. J., Dress-maker, 103
West Jefferson.
Oliver James C, carriages, 12 w Main.
Olligea Wm, grocer, 1 M> Mar-hail.
O Mara Wm A. cigars, 337 w Market.
O'Neal Joseph T, lawyer. 117 5th.
O'Neil Cornelius, gro er, 362 1 1th.
O Neil & C •, coal, offie ■. cor 3d and M'k't.
Oppenheimer L <x Son i Louis ( >penhcimer.
E * ►penheihier . whol li ,: :-. 19 3d,
O'Reilly J H, physician, 185 7th.
Orendorff Henry, physician, 200 3d.
Oriental Steam Laumlry, E. Jen-
ning-; •■: Co., Proprietors; G. W.Jen-
nings, Superintendent, 579 fifth Ave.,
Branch Office 72 Fourth Ave. (See adr.
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BAKBEE& CASTLEM/ ' ,, Ky.
Agent" everywhere Soutlu
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AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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HUGH STAFFORD,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
STAR BARREL WORKS
No. 113 Reser70ir Avenue. LOUISVILLE, KY.
And Manufactuier of Whisky, Lard and Pork Barrels, and
All Kinds of Cooperage.
All Whisky Barre Work a Specialty. Casr Paid for Coopers' Supplies.
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JA.S. TILLEY.
UEN'BT VuGT.
JAMES TILLEY & CO.,
Machine and Repair Shop
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines and Mill Macni sery: Stears an J Hydraulic Elevators of Latest Improved P?."ern;' Cotton, Tobacco,
and Jack-Screwsj >-;• tinr. Pui!eys, Ha *ers; Ml Kinds of Pipe Work' Bolt; and Screws; Castings
of Every Description! Bia .,'. :r ng and Repairing of Machinery promptly attended to.
No. 327 East Main Street, ... - LOUISVILLE, KY.
ORDERS RECEIVED THROUGH TELEPHONE.
JOHN ED. SACKSTEDER,
H nil Q - ^ V ","r V^\ 1 riT 3T
No. 1 53 GREEN STREET,
Bet. 4th and 5th,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
WM. MARTIN,
Carpenter 1 Builder,
Ail kinds of Jobbing promptly attended to.
:eer. o'.rset.
LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY.
A REGULARLY LICENSED
Vete r i n a r y Surgeon,
Office, Second Street, bet. Chestnut and Gray. Residence, 24 W. Walnut St.,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Charges Moderate. Terms CASH, unless by SPECIAL CONTRACT. All
<~alls Promptly Attended to Day arid Night,
• ' I in*; Stamps, Sclf-JnkinK Stamps, Ban.- rlaw.v -•• . -
I Tor m- tors; l/uiateur ITiiiriiig Presses ;uui !vpc i„ <m
1(987101(11 M SSSSffei !?X Kujjraver and JJie Sinker. 10G Kaudolpli St., CHICAGO, III!
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Orr Robert F, grocer. 19-5 w Green.
Ort Adolpli, C ph.. Lter and Furniture
Eepi irinr 14'2 Third.
Orther Philip, barkr, v3 17th.
Paule Peter, grocer, 304 Preston.
Paxton Berry, barber 222 11th.
Payan Henrv P, propr Restaurant Brims-
iek, 141 w Ji rl'erson.
Osborne & MeAteer (James W Osborne, : Payne George, Manufacturer Roj
John McAteerj real estate. 161 w and Twines. Hemp Packing a Special-
Jefferson, tv. Office and Factorv, Seventh b- -
O'Sul! , an Michael, shoemakei 182 5th. Ship md Hill. (S*>e. fA:)
0 .vala Da id,- r, 554 ; Payne. Yiicy A: Co (H < Payne. J T Yilev!
Ott Frederick, saloon. ! P3 w Water, commission, 2y w Main.
Ott John, sa ion, 104 ; Peabody Frank, dentist, 91 w Chestnut.
Ott J ;eph. s ■ , 2^2 5th. , Peak Edw Y, painter, 14o w Green.
Otter & Co. ■! tin !>.. Wm. P.. and | Peaslee, Gai.lbcrt & Co Chas K Pea '
Robci •{.'• ■■■-.< i tis-kn Merchants <■■■ , Gaulbert. -r W Gaulbert, \V F
and Wholes-ale Grocers. 60, G2 and 64 i Booker), paints ami oils. 141 w Main.
Sixth. ; Pearson Joseph F, magistrate. 591 w Mkt.
Otterbaeh Christopher, baker. 344 e Green. ! Pearson Lorenzo D Jr. cigars, 54 w Jef-
( >tt > l'r •-p; r, -a' •• ■ 305 Sb by. f'crsori.
... Gilmo; A: C> ^Sum Ouer- i Pearsoi L D & Sun f Lorenzo D and Ed-
'. •' »hn Uuerba. ker A T Gilmore, j wan! Ci, undertakers. f>u w Jefferson.
TV" W liitei whoi grocers. 101 w Main. I Peay J Sp I, sti.ee, 99 oth.
Overall V & C< H nry Johns r,, P> Frank i Peebles Colli n, lawver. 6 C< rt Place.
Phillips . ft-holliq .r dealers, 08 2d ! Peirce J C, 99e-store, cor 4th and Green
Over1' tl. Garret, gn cer, 301 7th.
Overstreet C E A Co (Clan ie E Overstreet,
Jas ll:i hinson . notions Vi* 4th.
Owen Jno W, br n-mfr, !• ' e Main.
Owen Passmore 11. gr • -r. S4 e Market.
Owen W Tall), t. j hy-i ■ an. 1 1 1st.
Owens Alexander. liverv, 5s 8th.
Owsley & C > Eras is 11 Owsley, T P
"White), pork-] kt-r*. 48 w M; in!
Painter Wm, grocer, 154 • ■ J ri'erson.
Palm Chas, ho"rse-shoer, ?->>0 Preston.
Palmer Edw K, pin - < ian, 275 w Jefferson.
Pardon Fr ink, lithogra] ler. 103 3d.
Parsny August, restau -ai r. 180 4tb.
Parker Samuel A,n ari ■ -■ utti r, 88 Rowan.
Parks Lyman P.. Attorney at Law.
2(») We?t J.:'- rsoti. (Se- mV.*i
Parmele A G, meats. 253 w Broad vvav.
Pi ons < has W, phj -: ian. 216 High av.
Passalacqua Jno A: Pro. John and
Ch irles), Fruits ar i C n! tionerv, 138
Proton.
Pasters S & M, Iry g< :-. 3i ' e Walnut.
Patei B Tij, miik depot, 10',.' l'r- *ton.
Pat y Bernard, milk n<-t. 124 2d.
P ' ii k Hiram T. irro ,■ '_ '■ • • <..
Patter? -n, Hei rv a < J ! : F lb nry, A
Hill Patterson J -■ ; i E < ildweili, pork-
packer- 48 . '•!.
P t -son V. J r, dist ':J. rs' ag nt an !
■:., -ion HO 2d.
Paul & Bai • fames P. 1, Hartwcll
Bailey), livery, l!14 w Jefferson.
Pi II Frederick. ■ t, 409 c Market
Pell Josephus W, pr duce, "■'• w Jeffers .it.
Pelle Florenz F. tailor, 178 w Market.
Pelle Henry K, physician, 790 Portland av.
Pelletrean Si II, m n ag"r Louisville Steam
Lithographing Co, ' 17 ■ Ma :.. c r 5th.
Pelton Mrs Dora, grocer, ll.1. e Market.
p, i - . -; -t Tl o nas i! salooi . 10 - Green.
1* • nin I >n W K. 1st lie n pi :- • City Hall.
P< [ -•-' Bank of K< ntu. ky, i' B Scail ,-.
pre-: J II [Jul er, eashr, 15 w Main.
Peoples' Lake [<•<« Co., M. E. Clark,
Pres.; C. Haeberlin, S c, 7 Fourib Ave.
Peoples 3Irs. M. A. i Lute Mrs. Dr.
B. icourt . Millinery, S'otions, and Dress-
making, 290 East Jefferson.
Peoples' Tobaceo Warehouse,
D. K. Mason A- Co , Proprs, Tobacco
and Cotton Factors and Commission
nts, 342 to 340 West Mai; .
; ■•■ «! ■. b :■ ':-b»ne.)
Perkins Kre<lerick A., Bri k Man-
fa ' ■ r. Jacks n and I (rmsby Avenue.
Perkins F N. gns-1 it iers, 204 4th.
Perrin Frank JL, fnsurance Au>nt,
20 B. ard i :' 'I rade Buihlmg.
Perrin Frank [.. insurance agt, 85 w Main.
Pern A: Co i Wm Perry ant! ), tovs,
82*411).
Peter Arthur * Co. fArthur Peter.
M. C I'eti , E, \V. Fit h', ic. A. Peter .
Whuli -ale Druggi.-tsand Lmporters, 172
West Main.
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ISAAC T. W"OOIDSOISr,
; Attorney at Lav;, }
Office in Law Building, S. E. comer of Green and Center Sts.. Louisviile, Ky.
WILL PRACTICE IN STATE *ND FEDERAL COURTS.
COLLECTIONS MADE IN ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.
Reference, Thos. L. Barrett. President of B.-.nk of Kentucky.
MBS. C J". OLIVER,
No. io3 Jefferson Street, bet. Third and Fourth, Tyler Block, Louisville, Ky.,
WOULD ANNOUNCE THAI SHE IS PREPARED TO MAKE
DRESSES, CLOAKS _A.^TJD WRAPS,
la the latest style. Fashions received weekly, direct from Paris Correspondence solicited
with those wishing goods of any description.
LACE WORK A SPECIALTY. Wedd ng Trousseaux and Mourning Suits a Specialty.
J". C. ELI^OD'8
1 HOTOGK'iLjPIIIG C'AjLjLERIIEIS,
144. W. Main Street, and 91 Jefferson St., below Third, (on ground floor,)
LOUISVILLE, ICST.
Portraits, Photographs and other Pictures (all sizes and styles Painted and Plain.
WARRAN'TE ' rO THE BEST, AND f'.K '.' -- MONEY.
I»arClcL X=ict-a.res Cleaned. r."_-l Ccpied tc c.n." Size.~®a
■\\',. hai • 11 best ii_-lit ii In \ 1 I i.e., that ft in f-,.> N-.-rrr,
HENEY WOLFF,
In lorterand tfl lie Dealer in
TTT' 1 T ' /
est Market Street, I -' ' j . ; I life i
244 We
F't. 6tb aa<l 7th v--'~.
LOUISVILLE, IC"2".
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Central and Soutnera Dcp'c
5 LOUISVILLE, KY.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Peter & Rurglmnl (J< ■ [>h Peter mid
K. R. BurgSiard Pi pr- H i-m Lime A:
Steam Stone Work*; Mil':* and Kilns
and Quarry, Salem, ind, ; Office, cor.
Fifteenth and High. >'•/• nra'?;.)
Peters Mrs Bell . p .ing agent for
ladies and gentlemen , lb-1 * I.
Peters Frank, :■- cer -~ Pr i
P (i rs Henry W, | ••: leS :3d,
Peters John, meats, E> wles' M irket,
Pel srs ■! - ■;■':, meats, -<■'< Li >^an.
Petty Harrison B, •_■ o i '. _ Lampton.
Petty -WilJituu (.'.. Wh lesale Groc
an : i >eale in Kei § • ' is] *, 123
East Market.
PeynadoED&Co (Edward I> Peynado,
I lj - im; ■ •-•■'■ .jars, -\ 4th.
Pcvtoh Ufr d H, law . I ' i Pia< ■•.
Peyton It D. ...in : •' -■"■;- I 287 Pn I
Pfaflinfrer & Co. J 'ob Pfaffii ger,
Henry Conrad . P rk and Beef Packers,
422 to 430 East liar! ■•..
Pferli r Henrv P, shoi mkr. 263 w Market.
P:\-ff-r Mrs K, saloon. 70S Portland aye.
Pfeiffer Casper, bar! or. 241 e J fferson.
Pfeiffer Frederick, gro ■■■-. 68 Pr ntice.
Pfeiffer Henry, florist, 945 w Jetferson.
Pfeil Julius, srrocer, 24 • e Mario t.
V u j-t, Doefhoefer .v <; ■ i Ferdinand J
Pfingst, John Doer! -'"■. r. f;:i-ii Doer-
hoet'er, Edward F Kesslerl, tobacco
mnfrs, s-w cor 18th and Main.
P • gsf II A. druggist, s-w cor 11th and
Market.
Pnngst & Clark (Edward C Ptingst, Chas
W Clark i, druggists. 84 Breckinridge.
Pfingst & Kessler i Ferdinand J Pfingst and
Edward F Kessler , dru^iiists, 796 w
Market.
Pfist( r Leo, stoves, cte, 245 Portland ave.
Ptlanz Mrs M. grocer, cor : '•! and Rudd.
Piieid »rer Chris, JadJler. 15 w Main.
Pfleiderer Frederick, wagon-mauer, 71 w
< rreen.
Pfleiderer John, wagon-maker, "4 11th.
P leiderer Wm, hai n -s-n :.: >r 303 7th.
Phelps J S A: Co, Jas 5 Pbelj pres; Jas
S Phelps, Jr. >ee and trcas; Folin C 1 >ur-
rett, vice pi ; tobacco ware! ousemon
and commission merchants, n-e cor II th
and Main.
Phillip-' Henrv R. lawvor, 145 w Jetferson.
Phillips Jacob. W '■ ;'-<; ' and R tail
J) ■aler in i >rv Govds. >'.>tions F mev
0 !-, Elo.siery, GI ves. Dress Trim-
mings, and Laces, 286 West Market.
Phillips J, boots and shoes, 391 e Market.
Phillips Sim »i . notions, 201 w Mark* t.
Pho.'nis Tanning Co. Valentine Hodapp,
sec and treas, cor 11th and Lexingto
Piazza Vincenzo, barber, 100 5th.
Pickens Samuel, piaster r,576 w Walnut.
Pi 'k •!.- Tli is J, confectionery, cor 5th and
Yuri
Pictet Artificial F<<' Company
. Limited) II i Wl it hell, Pr. . I ■
and Treasurer; Oscar Yezin, Secretary;
J. O. Powiis, Manager; Floyd, between
Caldwell and Kentucky. Set adv.)
Pierci Kd, i ar -i •/■ r, 24 1st.
Pike K K & Co. general designers, litho-
graphers, engravers and printers, 178 w
Main,
Pileher Henry AL Sons, Organ Man-
• . '< ! 4 1 h .
Pindell Henry O, lawyer. 155 w Jefferson.
Pin • rt Wm, stove-; and tin, 207 e Green.
Pirrmaiui Michael, Manufacturer
Cigars, Snuff, and Smoki tg Tobacco, 19
Fourth.
Pirrmann M & Bro (M Pirrmann, G J
Pirrmann i saloon, 17 and 17.1 4th.
Pirtle Jas .8, lawyer 185 w Jetferson.
Pirtle John B, ins agt. Main and Bullitt.
Pirtly .1 K, physician, 332 w Walnut.
Piwenitzky Wm F, cigar infr. 253 eJeff'n.
Plagg. nborg, It X gr cer, 240 <■ Market.
1 p Join , groi •-'■, 33.8 w Madison.
Plappert A. blacksmith and grocer, 8d nr
Magnolia.
Plaj pert 11, blacksmith, 48-1 e Broadway.
Piatt N Sid. shirt mfr, ''I 4th.
Piinke (i W, jeweler, 75 w Jefferson.
Plinke Louis, watch-maker. 263 w 3f kt.
Ploetner A, barber, 341 w Madison.
Piueckebaum J, saloon, 211 e Green.
PollI Edward, Blacksmith and Manu-
facturer of Iron Grates, Fences, etc., 270
and 272 Fast Jefferson. •>'•-
Polk E T, physician, 11th and Walnut.
Polk J R M. lawyer, 202 w Jefferson.
Poll Mrs Jennie, millinery, 170e Jeffers'n.
Pollard 0 11,1 i vy- r, 117 5th.
Polyteclinic Society of ?\ci)-
tlickv, Itev J. Stewart R.>binson D.D.,
Pr< s'ti N. Pdoom, Vice-Pr - t: E. A.
Grant, S«c'v ; V .T.Grs t, Creas.: Thos.
W. Tobin, Chemist; Miss A.1, . Polla .
Libi .;■ : it, Pol ) technic Library B lild-
M,-', r >urt h, bet. Gre n and Walnut.
Ponder J F, jeweler, loo 4th and 91 w
Ji '■- .a.
l-nRlPnUflB ' '"'n KTHTIQ »Dd(fei,,*r in -H*rdwar6 Spsctalties: Fred Schmie-lirg,
flilftlU iU- L3 ImlLU 835 Broadway. & 830 N. 4th St, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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CHRISTIAN MILLER,
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[UNDERTAKER
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t\D nEAl ER IN
.._ ■ . . ./ WOOD AND METALLIC [CASES,
Ho, 573 Market Street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, LOUISVILLE, KY.
CarrLaaea furnished at short notice. Open day and night.
C. A GOULD. A. W. U\ SOMAN.
GOULD 6Z ^^"3T3STIDI^E-^-ISr,
lAHDIACTOHIRS OF FORE WHITE WISE ai CIDER YIHI6AB
8o5 and 8o7 East Green Street, near Shelby,
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. L.i)UiO Y IliiiA, *V I .
ELECTRO JOB PLATEHS IN GOLD, SILVEB, SICKELI 0BE0D3E
FIRE GILDERS AND ELECTROTYPERS.
411 Story Avenue, - . - L.OUISYILL2, KY.
Ckau'lMiers Gilded and re-bronzed. All or ler." filled with dispatch. Are th*- only parties 111 this city using
■■Weston Dvnamo Electric Machines.
HOLT &c ZFIRTSIBir,
FRESCO PAINTERS, ART PAPER HANGINGS,
WOOD 2s4_AJSrTEXjS,
— « ITH —
MariE 3 IP— a-TES _iV^-TZD t:l^ z-£i:z:^.^.T3H:3.
:NLA:D WOOD FLOORS.
No. 173 Fourth Avenue. - - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
, . , ftT?J£g Nfew "lusted Catalogue ;».t out. Free toAr
VAitafaV , ' . : is and Cornice firms Sent by Exprcs
J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHtCACO, ILL.
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Pool A & Son (Anthony Poo!. John S i Priest Wm C, real estate. 118 w Jefferson,
Pool I. mai bie arid urat ite, ''■'' w J'ef »n. | Prince Valentine, tailor, 39 i >• ,J< tfersoi
Pool J S .V Brocg J S P !e, .' S Utcm g), ' Prinz Juhn, i ier< haul tailor, 15! •• M k t.
marble, '<3 Jefferson, b I ai 14th. ' Pullman Southern Car Co. Thomas il
Poo! & Clemmons Chas W Pi .1. JobnS
Clernmonsj, marbl - deal •: . 2 18 Baxter
ave.
Po de S "W u pb Isterer. 1" ! 2d.
Hay 3, gen supt, n-e e r 2d and Main.
Pimh James, clothing, 4} w Market.
Purdv Z. V., Veterinary Surgeon.
-) West Market. l&* ntlv.i
Pope Alfred T., ^ ■• r of i Pusey Collins, Saloon, cor. Floyd and
the Louisviih ( 1 incery Court, Court- | Lafayette.
I use. i Pusey 11 M. physician, 2-13 w Jeffersoi .
Pope Hamilton, Lawyer. 115 Fifth. : Pyne W. T., Mili-wright and Mil!-
P : er Mrs A K millinery, 4th andJelTn. j furnisher, 427 to 439 West Main. (.w
Porter E S, p',\ -ieian. j cd>\
Porter 'George *W. sewing-machines. 207 e | Quast '& Sclmlten .1 H Quast, J J Scl 1-
Green. ten), mnfrs boots and sh ■ .- 206 m Main.
Porter Robert H. physician, 206 3d. j Qu en Houses Pressly Bridwel! pr p, 11
Porzig Frank, sa .:.'-• M ket. per fl y, i r Johnston s I N \ Main.
Pottir.ger. Middleton A: O T J Pottinger, ! Queen Insurance < »,. <»f Eligr-
II C Midd'ieton), distillers, 21 w Main. i land, J. il. M.Morris, Manager, j u j
Powell Charles E. lawyer. Booth. West Main.
PowIK J. <>., Sept. Pi tet Ariiii- j Quest John "W, shoes, 80 w Market.
:tl lee Co., Kentucky between Brook
and Floyd.
Pracht Anton, shoes. 347 e Green.
Prai ht Matthew, grocer, 280 Baxter ave.
PrsgoflfW F. leaf-tobacco. 274 w Market.
Preissier H YV, druggist 913 Poi land ave.
Prell George. I irbe 323 » J< '• r- n.
1 • \ terian Mutual A - rai •• Fund,
Bennett H Y u .: ] r J m " King
vice-pres. Dr Frv,;; C Wilson medical
director, W .! Wils . ■ 12 Center.
Quinn Mrs Margaret, grocer, 155 18th.
Rademaker Mr A J, grocer, Jacob.
Rademaker Charles J, druggist, cor Shelby
and Breckinridge.
Rademaker Charles J, physician, 327 e
Chestnut.
Itademaker Herman II., Druggist,
and Dealer in Garden seeds. North-east
Cor. Sh- 1 by and Madi-i •..
Ratio John, fruits, cor 5th and Walnut.
'■'■■■- ::■ ■ Jer urn , fruit?, ! •'.'< w J :fn r- >u.
Preuser & Wellenvoss (George ] Kaible Charles J., Importer and
Mnfr of Ladies Dress Trimmings
Worsted and Silk Embroideries, and
Dealer in Fancy Goods and Noih "-. 104
Fourth A venue. (.S'< ■ ■ ■ •
Kaible Zach. tailor, 350 r .!• rl rson.
Raidt Frank & Co Frank Kaidi Meinrad
Schoenbachler) William Tell Mills, c ■:•
Campbell and Broadway.
Kaidt Win, carpenter, 72 Barrettave.
Ruidv A: Wood (Micha. 1 Raidv, Chas E
Wood), leaf-tobacco, 81 8th.
Raili Ji hn. ?a! ion '■-- .\ \\ alnut.
Preuser, Henry Wellenvo-? . Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in Hats. Caps and
Furs, 4- and 50 Market b. tv eeu Second
and Third.
Price Charles !»., Manuf lurer of
Reclining Clival i I i' ' I- with Com-
mode, 82 Eighth. < n'Jv. ,
Price Mr- Eleaora C, noti ms, 755 Port-
land ave.
Price George C, Show Card-writer,
ISO West Jetr'ers, n.
Price Pendleton P.physieian 271w.JefrVn.
Price Samuel "W, j rtrait ] inter, room:) I liainev H., Mnfr Rami Self-skim-
' ' 'urier-Joi rnal bi iii mil g : v aporator, and Bane ; Steel and
;■' & Lucas Vern n D Pric^, John W Cas! PI vs, and Dealer in Agricultural
Lucas pure eider and cider vinegar, 9 ! ImpWn nts, 322 West Main.
and 11 3d. ' P.ampp Mrs Sophia milliner. 30S > .leff-'::.
Price & Price J Hopkins and Russell K j Ramsay Archibald M, plumb or, 258 w Mkt.
}'/■>■■ . I twyers. 20 Court Pi; Ramser G 'orgf, stoves and tin, 211
I Charles.gr., :■ 100 ■■■ I Chestnut, j Uainscj Uobert \V"., Boiler Manu-
Pries H«nry, gr r, 325 21st. facturcr.So ir Vtain d Fl yd.
Priest George W, dentist, lvl 5th. I {See adv.)
•^ey"* - « Have Settled snore liiau 1.100
Losses, nnd have Und but 13 Re-
I Eli sisted Claims. Arants Everywhere.
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heit:^
Architect.
OFFICE— 252 Jefferson, South-east Comer Seventh St., LOUISVILLE, KY.
Designs, Spei ifications uid Sup rintendence furnished :'< r everv [Inscription of building.
Mara m-» -^ VJfm wji /\ «■»« k»»i,,,i
Manufacturer of'j
Steam-Power and Hand-Power Elevators,
Cargo Wheels, Blocks. Trucks, Horse P. werg, Wooden Pumps, Pilot \\ ue«!s and Capstans,
Auchurr, Hooks and TMnibles, uud Iron Work Gem rally
Cor. Eighth and Water Streets, - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
J.vo. F. Zmi r. Watchmaker,
L r.'c a - '• / enry Wolf.
V. KlMMEL, JEWELEB,
7.<j,V rc.-V-i A. Rtt?.
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
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No. 107 E. MARKET STREET, Bet. Floyd and Preston,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
EAGLE TOBACCO WORKS.
GARR BROS., Proprietors.
204 and 206 Hancock Street, - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
Muu'u'.i. turersof the following Brands of Plug T. bacco :
EAGLE, MAGNOLIA. EUREKA, HIGH LIFE, POND LILY, ALPHA. TOWN TALK.
SILVER LAKE, ECLIPSE.
SE1TTJ IFO-R Ir? IR, I C IE S .
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MANAGEKB,
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Randall Theo, t ?igar- i i fr, 256 w J'el
Randall i • -:. ; .;..! r, 175 w Walnut.
llaiidl Ms er, 245 e Green.
Rm zal Samuel, r irber, 1:4 /••,.
Rapp Christian, Blacksmith and
Wagon-maker, 2* 1 L _-an.
Rapp John, sal< on, 261 < Green.
Rapp Michael J r ■.- eerie?. 141 7th.
Rassinier Ad am' '. >:ph li issinier and
— 1. sale >n, 121 \v 3 et.
Rath Philip K meats, Citiz 0,3' Marki t.
Ratterman Herman EI, undertaker, 434 w
Market.
Rauebfnss Robert, srocer, 248 e Chestnut.
Raus ■! Ren hardt, meats, c< r C impbell and
Geiger.
Rawson C E & Co, wooden-ware, 249 w
Mail .
Ray Eli «ha <r. prowuce, ' ; ::
Rav James, shoen aker, 4 w Green.
Kiiv John, Proj rietor Rav'a Hotel. 302
We t.T ff : n.
Ra\ .1 din W, phvsieian. 548 Portland ave.
Ray A: Conneil | Wm i-i Ray, N B Council),
saw-mill and lurnl r yard, 321 Fulton.
Ray A: Co (Samut 1 Ray R P Hare), tobacco
warehouse, 403 to 400 w Main.
Ray's Hotfl, John Rav. Proprietor, 302
West Jefferson.
Read A Br., (Wm B and John W), dry
good . 31 3 w Mark st.
Bfbmann Andrew, grocer, cor 14th and
Grayson.
Reccius John "W, r ti >ns, 673 w Market.
Reck Caspar, sab on, ,,;. 4 w Main.
Recktenwald, .1 P, barber, 717 Port'd ave.
Redd R< v LeR >y Chr sti mi, 239 Marshall.
Rodemann Joseph, Grocery, Pro-
duce, Meat, Saloon and Feed Store,
389 ar d 391 c, 7. Preston and Laurel —
Red smann's Station.
Redemann John, Grocer. Saloon and
Meat Mark) r. 413 Pi ston.
Redin Wrn H archite- t, 138 Main.
Reeee II C, lawyer. 202 w Jefferson.
Reed J. M., 3a I He and Harness-maker,
240 West Jeffers m. (See adx
Reed J. V. .\ Co. Joseph V. Reed
and __-,, \, ■■• I .1 ■•• Printers,
138 W< =t Main.
Reed P B oker, rec iver ol the Louisville
Chancery C01 rt, Court-h< use.
Recger John, butcher, cor Campbell and
Geiger.
Reels Alexander L., Coal ar, i Kind-
ling, 4 West Green.
Hers Auu'ust, Diamond Setter and Man-
ufacturing Jeweler, 77 Fourth. (See adv.)
Reese Henry W, tailors' trimmings, l( !
Main.
Regan Michael, undertaker, ">2 e Green.
Rehm Frederick, grocer, 123 Story ave .
Rehm George shoemaker. 72U Portland a
Rehm Louis, butcher, Citizens' Market.
Rehn He 1 y, b<i >er, • I < ■ er <^ e.
R ;l Mrs Amelia, dry lj is, 255 Port-
land ave.
Reichele Jacob, baker, -317 Shelby.
Reichelt & Hero (Louis Reichelt Csesar
Hero !, sh >< makers, 66 5 ' .
Reidy John, horse-shoer, 98 e Main.
Reiff Jacob, baker, c •: West and Madison.
Reilins; Clemens, grocer, cor Hanc ck and
■•': fison.
Reimler Mrs L, grocer, 223 e Broadway.
Reii ecke Win, lawyer, Evans' block, 5th
ai d Court Place.
Reinhardt Jacob, stoves and tin-ware, 67S
w Market.
Reinhardt John, baker, 384 e Madison.
Reis Charles, merch : tailor, 309 e Market.
Reis Nicholas, grocer, cor Wal nut and 11th.
Reis Sever-in ite Co, horse-collar manufac-
turers, 321 w Main.
Reisch Jacob, grocer, 375 Portland ave.
Reiss Nicholas, grocer, 4"_2 w "Walnut.
Re I ■■'< Frank, meai marl 0 . '■' > w Market.
R , ■ 0 .1 A, fruits, 230 w Jefferson.
Re] pell Joseph II, meat.-, Bowles' Market.
Repetto John, sal on. 282 w Main.
Rernler John, shoemaker, 242 Preston.
Reseh E & Bro (Edmond and Armand),
cigar mnfrs, 121 1st.
Reuchle Jacob, shoemaker, 81 E^ogan.
Renter Peter, hardware, 151 e Jefferson.
Reutlinger Miss Emily, dress-maker, 260 e
Jefferson.
Reverman Theo & Co (II Fruechtenicht,
Theo R< verman), grocers, 1 w Green.
Rexter Wm, shot mak< - 54 w Main.
Reynolds Dudley S., M. I).. Editor
Medical Herald, 642 Fourth Avenue.
(See ado.)
R ••. : bis Gc ■ • - W, barber, 69 4th.
Rhod< 3 Wm painter, 31 Grayson.
Rieo Calel) W., Physician and Spe< ial-
i-t. 37 C >urt Place. (See idv.)
;: rdsoti Ed, physician, 18 w Jefferson
R • 1 on J lin i'> '■ li v dcian, 1 8 Jacob.
Rii har Ison Law rence oc Co 1 L Richardson,
Warren N Henderson), woolen-mills,
17'.' w Main.
rft'nnnfl t t\ TTTfinTn'TI iVTi- T\ I IVt ''v'il Bt ref' renre to the Companies wo manage.
rnQsHS ill N1 &N I'M BARBEE i CASTLEMAN, Lou.svilJe, Ky.
iUiiU liiiUUUliiiJ ilJlU liUL Agaitii everywhere South,
LOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 365
. K. PETER. E. R. BURGHARD
WOOD EXJi^XNTEID JJJOb/EEl.
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OFFiCE AND DEPOT, F FTEENTH AMD H:GH STREETS,
LOUISVILLE, IvY.
rirSPECIAL ATTENTION GUVE!? TO SHIPPING IN BULK OH BARREL.
THOS. FERGUSOX. \VM. MELCHER. JOSEPH MEVKICK, J .
FERGUSON, MELCHER & CO,
Foundry, Machine® Pattern Shop,
M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF
MACHINE SUPPLIES, CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
STIE-AIMI EITGIITES .A.USTID STEAM G--A.."CJC3"E!S.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
431 West Main Street, - - - LOUIS VIL.L.E, KY.
Farmers' Home Journal.
Room 25, Courier-Journal Building, LOUISVILLE, KY.
ION B. NALL, - Editor and Manager.
Subscription, $1.50 Per Annum, in Advance.
Official Organ of the Kentucky Horticultural Society. Represents the great Tobacco
Warehouse Trad" of Louisviile. Represents the Live-stock Breeders
of the Ohio Valley.
Keccgnized as the leading Agricultural I'ap^r in Kentucky. Best Medium for Advertising, for «»le
FARMS, IMPROVED LANDS, LIVE STOCK, &c.
■ ns. numbers, Brass Labels; Carriage, Show Case and: HaHifnen
mil K HLfllll tes, Pattern l.etters and i^ur.-*. fcg?~ Metal ISodv Kubber'J
, i.. li'/tlU,, ilagravsr ud Die Sinker, J GO Kamlol}i1i street Chi. ,
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r hardson Samuel B, lawyer, 174 w Jeff. | Roach A. Mnrphv (Wmtield I
Richardson WmAJ ri.-t, 14.14th. Michael J Murphi *ale *t-il [< ■' • -
Ri : ■ Ba kin \ E Richards and I Mark, t ' ' ''
JohnBBaskin la ■ , 154i Jstf3M»:n. Robbert Wm & Co fWilliam R,,bl
'■ ' '*J< eph, si n5.ifc.-r, 142 7th. ! mcis X Lebrei.gr ries, 330wM
Rickerl George, barber, 200 e Green. Roberts J no, lawyer, 151 w Jeffei-on
Ricketts Augustin K. carpenter, 146 w ; Roberts Jr,o 15, furniture, 10 av Markei
Green R, ben- Mi.-s J. dressMnak. r. 1 0 F
Jw ■ ■ :■■■ : ■ • irl . and Rui - ,v ■'..--.•.;:..■•.. jj :
, V 'V, lS? •■ " ' ' "' s '"■ 1A : ■ * -• ■ ....... ■ w Mk:
R iter Mrs Alice, gr. -.-. 89 10th. R, berts W 0, phvs ■ ; w CI e*".
Rider Mrs \\ m dr, ?s-n ikor. 132 w 7th. | Robins: n Bros fc C. I! i [J
Rider >V Hyatt (Proton Rider, John J i Cnas IJ Robinson, I las Sample and I <
' H ■''-• coopers, 25 Bank. Robinson Jrj, whol hardware, 21U «
Ridley A C A Co i A Carl Ridley, ( barb ■ , Main.
C Porter;, millinery and dress-niaking, ■ Robinson Jas C, painter •>,:-> w Jeffer- •
„.1}2.4'h; nr ' Robinson J & Co J M Robinson, G i
Met-el John, grocer, o02 e Green. . Norton, G H Mourning ,vholesa
l- Akng JoiiJi, grocer. 240 e. Main. i goods. 213 w Main.
Riegel Wm, barber L-Sch and Walnut. I Ro i on 0 E, 2 , hes and pipes ;,57 \s
Rk'ger Michael, produce. 47 w Market. > Main. ~ ' *"
; John, shoemaker. 21315th. ' Robinson Richard H & Co {R II Robins.
Riehiman Daniel, : maker. 411 e Mark't. | Excelsu-r mfrs, Water, cor Brook
Ri. Imann Jacob, boots and shoes. 269 Bax- : Robinson R. A. & Co. .'Richard \
tor ave. Robinson, Charles II, Pettet, Wm 4
Rieblmann John A, boot and shoemaker, 1 i. bin-on. Worthington Robinson <!
t,.225! e J®f:.n. , ,. I A- ItybiMSor.), Importers and Whole-
Rienbott W llliam, clothing. >s w Water. sale Druses, 104 ai d 19G W7est Main.
Ri «er Hermann, wholesale millinery, 207 i an i 2-' Sixrh.
w Main. ■■ Robinson Wm H, com*n me] t 306 e \] •
Riester A" Haffer, Jewelry and Dia- Rodman & Brown David M Rodmai
mond-setters, 121 Fourth. (Seeadr.) Eli 11 Brown), lawyers, 6 Court P
Rietze August C, gents' furnishing goods, j Roe <& Lvon (John 11 Roe and Thorn p^oi V
128 e Market. Lyon)* insurance, Law Temple, cor 5th
Rietze Henry E., Hats and Caps and j and Green.
Furs, 136 Last Market. 1 Roehris* Theo, baker, 107 Baxter av.
Rietze & Raal> Augustus C. Rietze, Roehrs Louis, salo n. 10 Johnston.
Edward A. Raabj Gents' Furnishing j Koemeltt Philip, Blacksmith and
Goods, 123 blast Market. Wa£C<>n-rnaker, 711 West Broadway
Rigoulot Charle: A, saloon. 106 3d. 1 Roemmel John, tailor, L29 3d.
Riley James C, .-ewing-maekine agt, 71 w ; Rogan Benj, furniture' repairing. 201 2d.
Jeffersvu. ' R0ge •- ( has A, I I - 1 e, .,7 ." Jeffer*. •
Rmk Fred, saloon, 402 e Jefferson. Rogers Col m. 243 w JetTs
Risley Samuel B, saloon, 172 w .Jefferson.
Ri-sberger Piiilip, barber, 202 e Chestnut,
Ritch Juhn A, propr Button House, 4?S r
Mark. t.
Ritcher Wm & Co, s! >vcs 113 w Jefferson
R >gers Geo M, lumber. 5
Rogers Nathaniel B, barl ••. 155 w Jeff's ri
R >gei 3 Wiley, druggist 5'.<0 -■ Chestnut.
Ro.-rgenburgcr Mr- .!, . _■, .,;- 1 ^,c:
Rfdirn »■. J no, 1 ::■ ■ - '"•■ ■■■ M > rk •{
Ritscrt Geo, drugs'^. 1»8 Portland av. : llolph AVlH. T„ Mai er R. G Dm
RitterH B. phy.~ic;uii,4'.»l w Market. j I >.s Mercantile A-encv, South-ea^
Putter Richard, taunery. 34th, nr Mkt. Sixih and Main -'. ■ -
Riversitle 1L»J<), Birch >v Co., Pro- 1 Rommei Wm, carpmter eic, <»7 Lo
prietor.-, (ius Kane, < lerk. Only $1.25 ! Rompel Ueurv, sa'l on, 131 e'.T. ;'-■•- u
House in the City. F. »t Fourth Avenue j Rompen A; Marrct I has. \i mpen
, *'"i Kiver. j .(..- , ;. \\ lfre, ,, f : nst5i 547 j.
Roach J G, distiller, s-w cor 5th and Main, j (,S'«< orfi*.)
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1 10, 1 12 ami 114
TKIRD J^VZEZLnTTXIE.,
Bet. Market and Jefferson 9ts.
I'M. O.JENKINS,
PROPRIETOR.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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-A.. SELLER,
Carriage, Buggy,
AND LIGHT SPRING WAGON MAKER.
NO. 414 MAIN STREET, NEAR ELEVENTH,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
*»" SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN REPAIRING."®"
MRS. WM. SOWD3BS,
Successor to WM. SOWDERS,
Wholesale and Retail Deaier in and Shipper of
Craters, ZFlsOa., <3-a,m.e, ^=>o\s.ltr3r,
CELERY, FRUIT AND CANNED GOODS,
ALSO SOLE PROPRtETOR AND MANUFACTURER OF SOWDERS CELEBRATED KENTUCKY SAUCE.
Nos. 92, 94 and 96 Third Street,
X-OTJIS"VIIjXjES, - - KEITTLTOEIT.
IT Hi I CT X? "V TT! TT "D T T* . ~^ TP Y3
liiiiN ±u jl i? • JLita±'bIii3VjriL«±4,
Successor *o LOUIS WEBER & CO.,
SOLE AGENT FOR LOUISVILLE FOR THE
CELEBRATED PHOENIX BEER,
Madison XXX A'e, and Walker's Cincinnati Ales.
23 Fourth Ave., bet. Main and River, - LOUISVILLE, Iv'i .
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dthern Dep'C
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LOU
R<mipf Conrad, restaurant, -V.0W Main. ; Kudd John & Co (.John Rudd), hor*-.
Ronald Geo W, drug store. > i w Jeff. shoers, 130 1st
Ronald G W, plr siei in, 223 w Chestnut. Rudolph Adam, grocer. 460 e Markov.
R1 ■• Orlando, carpenter and builder, cor Ru iy Bros B« nj utnin C and Theodore B .
6th and Gray.- >n. florists, 388 1st.
Rose Martin, carpenter, 32 Laurel. Rue Mrs .1 D, artist, 110 4th.
RoseWm, physician, 698 1st. j lleufl Charles, Watches Clocks and
Rose & Nixon, restaurant, 14 w Market. Jewelry, 297 F -• Jefferson.
Eosenl ' ' ' H\t Bro I] t.ry an ; August ,
Rosenbuum Isaac, 1> i n Feathers cers, 488 Shelbv.
Hides and Wool, 10J Ea<t Market. Ri f ■■ ( ha; C, propr Rufer's Hotel, 07 t<
Rosenb&um S «fc Son Samuel and Louis-S), ! 73 6th.
who! liquors, 03 »th. : Rufer's Hotel. Chas C Rn for, propr, C i 5:1
Rosen! erg A P, notioi -. etc, 302 e Mkt. Kuh Alexander ] nti r 610 <- Gre< n.
Rosenborg <£ Nathan \Yiu Rosenberg and I Ruhl David, und ■•■ , 315 Portland avi
Henry Nathan , who! i ots and shoes, B berl ; er, !29 e Jefferson.
260 w Main. ; Ruhl Mad D . cer, 115 i b.
Rosenii id Mrs C, dry goods, 130 7th. RuoffJa. F. i 043 v, Market.
Roseufb I Man t-1, gents' furnishing goods Rupp Fred i! Bro Fred and Philip) _• -
200 w Market. c< :-. 384e Broadv y.
Rosenham C J & Co, druggists, s-e cor 4th ! Ruppel Mrs V, c< : fectionerv, 4GG Shelln
and Jeffersor ! Russell J >hn C, lav. ,-■ r, 84 Cant; r.
Rosenhein Chas & Co (C » Rosenheim, | Russell Mrs K. dre^'-make'r. 258 Preston.
Moses Strauss), crockery, 223 and 225 w j Russell & !! Samuel Russell, Jas
Market. Helm;, !i wyers, 145 \v Jefferson.
Rosenthal Adolph & Co 'A Rosenthal, S Russinan C, i illin ry, 32 e Market.
Bamberger), wholesale liquors, 12 3d. i Rust Katherim . .. eries 30e Jefferson.
RosenzweigC, second-hand <r' ids, 17 e Mkt. | Ruth & Bro, furnitur 32 e Green.
Roshe Nic, grocer, 41 w J<-ri'.'rson. I R u we Henry, mes s, 20] e Green.
Ross Alonzo J. grocer, 196 4th. I Ryan Charles, salo' n. 45 Johnston.
Ross John, moats, 422 Preston if. J, boot md sh es. 270 Portlai la
Ross Mrs J C, dn , 120 e Chestnut, j Ryan J H & Co (J H R\an, AV X Wattor-
Ross J H & Son (Jas H and John T), gro- son) whol leather, 255 w Main.
cers, n-ecor 8th and Gn en. Ryan Michael, ?nl i . i 1" e Alain.
Rosso Frank, fruits, 89 e Jefferson. j Ryan Michael M. shoemaker, 399 Bro'dw \ .
Rost Wm, boot-maker, 111 1st. ; Rvan Patrick. e;ro er. 209 w Broadway.
Roth Conrad, tailor, 273 w Market. : Ryans Join paint r. 151 3d.
Roth J, stoves and tinware. 181 Story ave. Saarn Philip, Laker. 350 »> Broadway.
Roth Joseph, Merchant. Tailor, North- ; Sabol M & Sons Sam. Joseph and Mas
east corner Market and Floyd. hides, 16 e Market.
Row Solomon, dry goods, 119 1st. | Sabrie A E «fc \V (Albert Fund \Vm Sa-
Rowe Robert, trn cer 287 w Magazine. brie) merchant tailors. 303 w Market.
Rowell Robert, r I ■■'■ ping.Stereo- Sachs David & Co i David Sachs and Mor-
typing, and Pri •■• *' Material, South- I ri.- - hsi whol « ies. 40 3d.
east corner Third and Mark t. {See adv.) Saehs Frank, tailor, 19 Roselane.
Royal Insurance Company of Sachs Joseph Go 2d.
Liverpool. England, Barbee & Saehs M. A. & I). A, (Morris A. and
Castleman, Managers Southern Depart- D.A.1 Lawyers I8'i West Jefferson.
ment, South-east corner Main arid Sixth. , Sacksteder Charles -. n painter, 22 Main.
(See backbone and tip tines.) S ksted r John, native wines, 318 el
Royall The*, bookseller. 15G 4tb. Sackstetler John E., Sign Paint- r.
Ruby Carriage Manufacturing j 153 West Green. (See adv.)
Co., Manufacture Carriage, Bar uches, Sacksteder John P, lawyer, 160 w Jei
Rockaways, Buggies etc, cor 6th & Green. Sa<re John A. teas, 206 w Main.
Ruch Ferdinand ..- :er, 102 Hancock. Saint Benedict's Academy, cor 35th and
Rucker A Cr lawyer, cor Center and Green, i Portland ave.
{,., t ft I III Consisting ■'■'■ toe T> ... '-. • titural luipl it! • \ . Bui-
i< '^l'\ X# jIMJI f JM ■' *re Pack ■ : and Coopei Sup] TOKD 3< H Vlll D1XQ,
-. \ivtib ^ifeifelBiiaj 83j Broad way and 630 North Fourth Street, - ST. LOULS. MO.
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'HOMAS HELL. S. COGGF.SHALL.
BJPT T 9- nr->„rir^!7JQ*0" ATT
lis JLl J-J e& O V-# CT vT Hi O JTX xi X. J JLi 9
PLANING MILL AND BOX FACTORY.
Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Packing Boxes, Tobacco Boxes, Etc., Etc
16 to 22 Clav S!re:t. near Rirer. LOUISVILLE. KT.
WOOD, STONE AND IVORY TURNER.
Also Manufacturer of all kinds of Whiskey Barrel Bungs, Stair Banisters,
Ten-Pin Balls, Faucets, Stone Cutters' Mailets, &c.
i5g Jefferson Street, bet. Preston and Jackson, - LOUISVILLE, KY.
Also Agent for Geo. B. Cornell's Bushes lor Beer Barrels, Orders promptly attended to.
O. J. OWEN BREWSTER,
Room No. 8, Evans Block, Cor. Fifth and Court Place,
LOUISVILLE, - - KY.
Will Practice in all State Courts and also in United States Courts.
RJESTEE. & HAGER,
MANU FACTU RING
JEWELERS AND DIAMOND SETTERS.
Enameling, Coloring, and all kinds of Repairing in the Jewelry line.
No 121 Fourth Ave., near Jefferson St., up stairs,
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
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L J.W. Atkinson, 313-
— ALL COLOKS.
»21 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
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Saint Catherine's Academy, conducted b\
Sisters of Mercv, }•■> 2d".
St. Clond Hotel, N". S. Glore, Prop'r,
■ >uth east cor. .- cond id letfi rson.
[See adv.)
St John Maehan, shoemaker. 135 7th.
St Joseph's Infirmary, 201 4th.
St Joseph's Orphan Asylum, Sister Mary
Valentine matroi e G re< . b< ; Ja ksoi
and Ha i
Si Louis Bertrar.d Convent. Rev C H Mc
Kenna, prior, Rev 1) J Meagher, sub-
prior, fii ii F.r < >ak.
Saints Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, f'J'h
nr Magnolia ave.
St Vincents Orp ■ , Sister Julia
Hobbs, superior, c< r Wen :el and Jeffs'n.
Sale V R. cigar?, 110 » Jefferson.
Sale Henry C, ri ; t i *"- • asrt 151 w Main.
John, grocer, 7;:. bet Ship and Hill.
Sale M >-• - N, lawyer, »-e cor Center and
Green.
Salem Lime & Meani Stone-
Works, Peter & Bur^hard, Proprie-
tors, cor. Fifteenth and H . . See adv.)
Sales Abram, sloe.-. 161 w Market.
Sales Adoiph, pawn-broker, 87 w Market.
Sales Mark, b iots and shoes, 133 w Market.
Sam Kee. laundry, 87 I
Sampson Louis, - ma *r, 14U Preston.
Sanderfur John M. shoemaker, 591 w
Chestnut.
Sanders David W, lawyer, 178 w Jefferson.
Sanders John F, machinist. 447 w Main.
Sanders Thomas C.tnih r 200j ■■■■ Jeff' rson.
Sandfort Henry, grocer, 191 w Broadway.
Sandwort Joseph* Gn er, Meat Mar-
ket, Flour, and Saloon, South-west cor.
Fifteenth n id Ma ;,- n.
Sandsbury Patrick R. meats, 361 Rudd ave.
Sappielli Albert, plaster-statue mnfr, 220 e
Green.
Sa-rles John B, painter, 123 6th.
Sass John, saloon, 3S1 e Ma
Sat'irius John, barb r, 305 e Main.
Satterwhite M L & Co M L Satterwhite),
fl »ui commission, 44 2d.
Satterwhite Thot las, c i tra< th .: agt Great
W ;• rn i • -pati h 12 1 w M *i .
Satterwhite rimma-i P. physician, 201 3d.
Saner Axlam *X. Co. Adam Sauer),
Gold, Silver, Nickel, a; 1 l iroide V.U e-
tro-Flaters, 411 Story Avenue.
Sailor Anton, Pottery, Flower-pots,
Chinmey-tops, etc., 279 ami 281 Ea.st
Main. I See adv. <
fciauer Mrs Catharina, saloon, 63 Logan.
Sauer Mrs Catharine, grocer, 244 Clay.
Sauer !)«& Bro (Daniel and Louis) painters,
53 Log ' n.
Sauer George, mei diant tailor, 445 Preston.
Sauer George F, groceries and produce.
*-e cor Frankfort and Reservoir aves.
Sauer Louis, grocer, 250 o Walnut.
S :>! 'it ':-'■- Madison.
'• er J eats. 344 ■■ J< Person.
Sauer & Broi Robert Fand Martin Saner
carriage paii ters, 277 and 270 i Mark !
Sauer & Sehuff i ( 'ha I. Sauer, Wm Schufi' .
I in ers, 41 Calhoun.
Saul r CI .;■ , :■:.;- ian, 3 13 Rr< adwav.
Sawyer John W., Staple and Fancv
Groceries, ai d Wh desale Produce, 142
and M2J Fast Mark.-:.
Savag .X i 'o, saloi n, 1 12 w Jefferson.
Saxton Mrs Scott, President of Scott
Saxton <.'• ; _ '' El ■■ ition, 143 4th ave.
•"' • i John, tai or. 8i Isr.
Scanlan J>:r\\ grocer, 200 9th.
Scanlan A Co, K imond Scanlan.
1 rank Beau ha n*, James Ryan, John
Drew, and Morton Thornton . Stove
Grate, and Hollow-ware Foundry, Twen-
tieth and Portland Avenue.
Schaap Bei jun in, grocer. 355 •• Jefferson.
S<-had Joseph, Bottler of Cider and
l.;<Lr- r Be r, 70 West Jefferson. [Seeadv.)
Schadt Baiser, cigars, etc, 2o4 e Green.
S :h !•'■'• r i':.- iar, srrocer, 228 Rowan.
Si tiaefer Charles G, baker, 228 lth.
-s haefer Conrad, saloon, 354 e Walnut.
Schaefer H, carpet-weaver, 314 e Green.
Schaefer J whand retail grocer, 111 e Mkt.
Schaefer John, undertaker. 303 e Market.
Schaefer Jelui F, baker, 222 e Jefferson.
Schaefi r Phil marbl i<-worker. 199 e Jeffs'n.
Schaefer Valentine, Hardware, 430
Shelby.
Schaefer & Deisenr >th Philip Schafer,
Chas Deiaenroth . ;rocer<, 199e Jeffrs'n.
Schaetzly Ferd, shoemaker, 398 e Market.
Schaich Joseph, saloon, 65 7th.
S haick Fred, baker, 28 v. Market..
•■ ' akoosky Antoi . junk, - , l.-t.
S< halda Mrs. Martina F., Staple
and Fan / '■ ■■■• ■ -rit-. Liquors and Dm
G >od=| 757 Shelby.
Schung Lawrence, grocer, 971 Main.
S'hanke! Philip ('., Plumber, Ga«
and Strain-! tt.-r 2 !l' Fust Jefferson.
Sehanzenbacuer Jacob, rninerul waters, 373
e Jefferson.
" ' ' |i Karr Settled n,or« than 1,400
••■■'- if sfsted Claims. Aeents Everywhere.
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EJ ID W .A. IR, 3D SULZEB,
SIGN WRITER,
Banner, Pictcniai Painting, &c. Gla. s Show Cards, Druggists' Gla^s Labels,
Glass Labels for Shaving Mugs, &.c.
No. 78 Fourth Avenue up stairs, bet. Market an I M iin, Louisville, Ky.
ESTABLISHED IN 1355.
c .a.. KOCsrsisriR^Tie:,
Fiis MasfiiacfGrer, Mr in Files, GrMsfoaes aoa Freici Band Saws.
No. io5 E. Main Street, bet. Fioyd and Freston, Louisville, Ky.
Old Fi'.es rscut. and warranted as good as new.
S . C . SHEPPARD,
BLACKSMITHING,
'-'i\ Agricultural Implements n- ad:" to order Dress
J ■. ■ ' ' ing Tools and Machine Forging
J* a Specialty.
-^^^_L-"- --^?,-;^J^' y. 53 2ncj 55 Ninth Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
ii Manufacturer of
, . , ipJlataatical, Optical aii PMosortical
Engineers' Instruments repaired and adjusted. Models for new inventions made and developed. All kind-
of Instruments and tS.itteries ivpiiircd. New and second-hand Instruments i"r sale.
N. E. C >rner Fourth and Jefferson Sts., Entrance on Fourth, Louisville, Ky.
MANUFACTURER OF
Bone Dust, Grease and Bones.
\o, 153 Ohio, Marion and Linden,
3LiOTJIS"VI1L.ILiE, ... - BrZ\
- Vij4iiii*,ti yil ikl ■ ilj CENTRAL DtPAUU'L'trf— Lcu.j
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Schardein B F, confectioner. 578 w Walnut.
Schardein Prod, plumber, 202 w Market.
Scharf Mrs Eva. salo >•:, 422 - • v.
Scharre Ferdinand, c< »per, 7i Mary.
Schaulic Fred., Trunk Manufacturer,
170 East Jefferson.
STieer Georgre F., Brick Manufacturer,
13 root and L- e.
-■'•■■--. ■•■. V - ■ • Hi I M U Wheat),
v hoi grocers, 137 w Main.
Seheffer August, physician, 134 Green.
Scheffer Emil, druggUt, 113 a Market.
s heff< v L C, broker, 52 4th.
Si i.. i ' r- Pre 1 W. tail >r, 14". Baiterav.
Scboll Edward, Proprietor Wo
men's Exchange. Choice Wine.-, Liquors,
Cigars, and Tobacco, etc., 109 Twelfth
Street, bet M >~l ■: hi i Main.
S< belling A Jacob, gr ■ er, 101 Baiter av.
Schembs A: Lvaltenthaler • Philip .--A eml i,
Philip Kaltenthaleri, bakers, 00 e Mkt.
Hellene Richard, Staple and Fancy
Grocer and Saloon, cor. Elaucoek and
Mad icon.
Schenck Mrs Angelica, grocer, 310 18th.
Schenck Edw G, saloon, 437 e Walnut.
Scherfenberger A, tinru r, 717 w Broadway.
S herzinger Jul, wati h mal ar. 350 e Jeff.
Scheydt Henry, meats, 332 Baxter ar.
Scheydt John," meats, 310.} Shelby.
Si hi ■! Chas, shoemaker, 130 w Green.
Schieman E B, druggist, 1st and Walnut.
Schildger C, druggist, 62'd w Walnut.
Scnildt Clemens ik Son, furnit'e, 119 •• Mkt.
Schilling Mrs Barbara, grocer, 117 11th.
Sebimpeler JJron (F. Xavier Schimp-
eier and ';, Wholesale Wines
urid Liquors, 68 West Market.
Schiphorst & Bro (Richard and John),
boots a -id shoes, 182 g Market.
Schlaehter Jacob, saloon, 418e Main..
Schlogvl William, Manufacturer of
all Kinds of Whisky Barrels and Lard
Tierce-. 285 Story Avenue.
Schlenbacker L, cigar rnfr, 554 w Main.
Schlenk Henrv O & Bro. merchant tail-
ors, 240 w Market.
Sehlessinger Mrs S, eostumer, 195 e JetT.
Schlicht Mrs K, drv goods. 194 Baxter iv.
Schlichter P, physil ian, 410 w Walnut.
S< hi ••-■■r J J, druggist, Fulton and Adams
Schlotterbeck ivc Ambrosius iJonnSchlot-
&*rbeck, Jacob Ambrosii 0 merchant
tailors, s-wcor 12th and M irket.
Schmidt August, grocer, 123 13th.
Schmidt Geo, grocer, 642 w Chestnut.
Schmidt Henry, baker, 197 Preston.
Schmidt Henry, shoe-fitting, 111 e Green.
Si htnidt Micl I, ciga -3, 88* 5l b.
Schmiedt J G, paii ter, 255 Preston.
Scbmitt A lolj h. druggist, 147 Story ave.
Schmitt Anton, saloon, 193 e Murk. it.
Si hmitt George, saloon, 447 v. Market.
Schmitt Georiro, Jr.; Proprietor Gait
' ■■ 1 . \ . . :.• and Be : Saloon,
4 West Main,
Sc.hmiti Jacob, hardware, 18 e Market.
Schmitt Josepn, meats, 385 e Ma lis ■•■
':. hmitt Vlichi A J. sal<>< n, 7 4:-. .'-: ell v.
jtepl i. notions, 20'J e Jefferson.
Schmitt Wm, baker, 498 e Main.
Sehnabe! Frank X, saloon SIS Shelby.
S !.n>-:'i._-r Adam, si 332 e Green.
d«r Andrew, shoemaker. 273 Logan.
Schneider .'. ug, ;n er, .'f.th ar 1 Market.
S ; r; iider Da\ d, barber. 46 w Jefferson.
Schneider Dominiek, s ! u 795 w Market.
S< hneider Edward, i-.;1-!-, 245 i* Market.
Schneider Prank, saloon, 103 2d.
Sc ■ ider George, i 59 2d.
Schneider H, barber, Broadway and 10th.
Schneider 11. barber, 92 w Breckinridge.
Schneider J, harness-maker, 46 e Market.
ieider J. gro'-er, 410 e Mai ket.
Schneider Mary K. shoes, 503 w Market.
Schneider Michael A grocer 362 22d.
Schneidi-i Philip, grocer, 1994 Preston.
Schneider Wm II, grocer, cor Transit ave
and BardstoM n road.
Si hneiderhahn Anton, Catholic bookseller,
232 e Green.
Schnell August, barber. 119 w Jefferson.
Schoetfei A, meat market, Mm e Market.
Schoeffei & Lammlin (Henr\ Schoetfel,
Charles Lammlm ), meat, 47 w Jefferson.
Schoele Geo, wagon-maker, 38 w Market.
Schoen Fred ,i, harness-mkr, 4ol w Mkt.
Schi on John M, saloon, 287 Story ave.
Schoen Louis, wool, 9 t Brook.
':•• V. m. hats and i aps, 90 w Market.
Scl inning Henry, shi an aker, 52 Sth.
Si hoi nine Simon. -Ii >e naker, 71v w .fetFn.
Sehoenlaub Mr? M E. saloon, Barrett av.
Sclmlti*- .1 din, dry goods, H 2 !' «rtland av.
Sci o| pe John G, sa! >on, > _i J Pr '<t >n
A.i ' :.. bat ■•. 302 - Wp.!j it.
Schott Ed, grocer. 179 Marshall.
Schott & Pritchard (J F Schott and J T
Pritchard i, bakery, 145 e M lii
Schradcr Chas C, druggist, 24'» e Br'dw'y.
Schramm & Mock (Gutiip Schramm and
Jacob Mock), blacksmiths, 229 Story ar.
nfiflPn I "0 TTTflniT'TI WIT) n<in Without reference to the Companies we mans
mm AiiJ Ubl hll m U rAill uza sissiii aa.1*-
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Da J\ EC. IBIEJIDIFOIR.ID'S
136 W. JEFFERSON ST.,. ** Teeth extrftCted with0,It ?•*«»»'**
Bet. First and Second, ruhL UAlJl
Ail wort warranted.
LU U lov ILL h .K\ . *-J^X -•-:t^-cii-i-.ei la. isec.
A SET OF THE BEST GUM TEETH $10.00.
A.. IRIEIIES,
r^ i t r
T^TTTnl
No. 77 Fourth Street,
Louisville, - K:E3sra?xroKrsr.
T. C. HYNES. J J. MALONEY.
HYNES & MALONEY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Brooms and Brushes,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BROOM MATERIAL.
No. 12 Bullitt St.. bet. Main and River. LOUISVILLE, KY.
COLLINS5 INK COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE FOLLOWING:
Record, B!ue Black Copying, Purple Copying, RailroaJ Copying, Black for Hand Copying,
Jet Black, Carmine. Crimson, Scarlctine, Copy Pad. Vi '1st, Blue, Lilac, Green, Gold,
White, Glossy B^cJc. Solferino and Yellow, Indelible foi Pens, Rubber
Stamps and Stenci! Plates, Mucilage, Paste and Laundry Blueing.
AT PRICES TO SUIT JOBBERS, RETAILERS & CONSUMERS.
1£*.)1 Market Street, bet. Seventh and Kijrhth,
T H. COLLINS, Manager. XjOTTXS'VTXjXjIE, 2£"5r.
:■ ■■■■ ;■ j I ftfS&igft is At-,J ITS BRANCHES. Steel Iviir-rn mul Figure*.
fijH R j Stewll letter* and Figures; L. BOCHIS, Kngraver and
|;i« fi^fei ^Ui H«W Ble Sinkor, IOC iiAM)Oi I'll STREET, CHICAGO, Ij-i.
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,m h ray Chan, groo< • . -• ;7 w J< rtersou.
Scbreck Simon .!, harber, lio-3 e Green.
Scluenz Chas J, dnitr^i-t, 458 v. Market.
Schrooer Benj, gr err, 312 Preston.
-: 1 roar Hen ry, gr< >c :r !■' 1 I2i 1l.
Schroedel Mrs M, saloon, 105 w Market.
Sehroeder II, grocer, 2-31 u J e Iters >n.
Sohroeder's S<m J II & Co |.\ Henry
Sehroeder and Lewis [I Kean), whole-
sail liqu >rs, T'.,1 4th.
Schubert Ernst, children's carriage mfr.,
189 e .MFerson.
Sehuette Barney, grocer, 423 Rov in.
SehuiV Henry, urn sa-nikr, 10 Market.
Seh nh man n Henry, tailor. ~-'l w Jell's n.
Schuh r H. mi rcl unt t tlor, 353 «: Jetfan.
Scbuler J A. grocer, 56 Brownsb »ro road,
-. hulte Henry, ; ■ ■ 14 w J "'• rs r-
.i. hulte Jus, groi --r, 25"2 w W alnut.
Schulten Geo, grocer, 390 Preston.
Sehulten Henry, grocer, 7 Garden.
Schulthes3 Charles, confectioner, 104 w
Chestnut.
Sehultian .! iseph, grocer. 53 Kellar.
Schultz Gustav A, jt-weier, n-e or 7th and
Market.
Schultz Mrs Rachel, notions, 105 e Green.
Schultz Wm II. sal .on, 78 5th.
Schulz Andrew, baker, 1.-4 Preston.
Schulz Dora, laces and ladies' furnishing
goods, li»:: 4th
Schulz Jacoh, Proprietor East Broad-
way Fh>r«.l Bazar, East Broadway, near
Cave Hill. [See ndv.)
Schulz Michael, Boots and Shoes, 216
Baxter Avenue.
Schulz & Becker (Charles Schulz,
Jacob Becker), Boot and Shoe-upper
Manufacturers, 68 and 68.; rhird.
Schuman AWr, physician, 107 li selane.
Schuniail »). 1.., Mnfr. of Mathemat-
ical ami Optical tn.-truments, Model .and
Pattern-maker, 121 Fourth.
Sehunisrht Frederick, grocer, cor 10th and
Walnut.
Schupp & Schmidt (FredericS pp
John Schmidt , Foholsterers, Mnfrs.
Mattresses, Beddii g'aml .'• wnings 149
West Market kt. Fourth and Fifth.
(See adv.)
Schuster Jacob, general *tore, 11 e Market.
Sch wab A ndrew , gr<>o«r. 2 1*1 Breckinridge.
Schwab John, ■_ ■ >c< r, 3:»4 12th.
Schwab John, saloon, 375 Sh>*iby.
Sell wah Joseph, Propri ■ >r Kentucky
Sream Stone Work.-, 160 East Chestnut.
Schwab Joseph, glue mnfr, Reservoir ave,
near Pope.
Si h ■■'. ibn her Cc Mayer (Abe Schwabachi -
and Eli Mayei |, d stillers, 12 e Main.
Schwaniger .Join: V, shoes, 132 w Market.
Schwartz Andrew, Blacksmith. 37f
East Main.
S iw! rtz VI --■-. seconu-hand goods, 9 v;
Marl r
Schwartz M A' Co (J L Lehman, M
Schwartz i, wholesale liquors, 63 w Main.
Scli art/. Theodore & Co (Theodore
Schwartz, Charles Franke, Frederii
Janssen, Columbus Brockenbrough),
steam? !.:;- agents, 168 w '-'
:' 1 warz Adam, grocer, 457 >• Market.
Schwarz Mrs Mary, florist, 564 1st.
Schweinbeck M, meat market, 144 v. 7th
Schweinhart Mr- Elizabeth, drv goods.
205 15th.
Schweinhart John, feed store, 207 loth.
Schweiss Casj er, shoemak< r. 107 5th.
Schweitzer Aug"., Machine Shop, 134
Floyd.
Schweitzer Frank J, druggist, 500 w Mkt.
Schweitzer John, grocer, +■'/■ e Walnut.
Schweitzer Philip, weaver, 414.- Market.
Schweizer M ;s Anna M, millinery, 102
e Market.
Sehw eizer B, baker, 82 Breckinri
Schv 'i/.i-r Frank, carriage mnfr, 55 e Mkt.
Schweizer <?Tohn, Dry Goods, Notions,
etc., 100$ East Market.
Si hwem k Christ, stamping, 327 e Market.
Schwenek Frederick H, boots and shoes,
24 w Market.
Sehwietera Anton, tailor. 243 e Green.
Schwing & Denison, grocers 120 w JeflTn.
Soog-gan, Martin & Co. (G. W. Scog-
•■, H. L. Martin. II. J. Seoggan)
Wholesale Dealers in Mule-; and Horses,
South- wi - . . r. - xteenth and Main.
Scott George, Manufacturer Hoisting
Machinery, Pumps, Blocks, and Store
Trucks 12 Ei rhth i SV«
Scott Dr. Mary E.f Electric Baths,
•J. n Tl '■ ■■' ad
S m !'■ ton B, | ';■ -; ii n, 19 1 a Walnut.
Scott-Sa\ton College of Elocu-
tion ami Oratory, Mr> P Scott Sax-
ton. P;v.- . 1 ! ;•' Lirth.
Si-ott S. >!., Manager Fifth Ave Hotel.
L' P ; . . i! i ngineer, ' 'ity Hall.
Sculh Mi- hael il, hoots and shoes, 118 and
120 ft Mai
Sea Andrew M, md-e broker, 54 1th.
RiMj Contmltinff OTer $ti 100,000 of Fire 131 * \f
U.peratiu;? ia 10 South- FlM «fl MH5 f.8 ff.BFS
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$20 BUYS A NEAT RECLINING BEDSTEAD,
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AR3ES OF THE BOWELS REMOVED WITHOUT LIFTING
THE PATIENT, THEREBY AVOIDING MUCH
__ . . |SUFFER!NG. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEAL-
' ERS AND PHYSICIANS. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Address, O. Z3. IF^ICE,
No. 314 (Old No. 82 Eighth Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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IMITATION STONE OR PORTLAND CEMENT,
Pavements for I>riv»a. Walks, Stable, Cellar and Warehouse Floors, Window Caps,
Sills, Steps, etc.
isroifsr - oo-N-:dtjoti^Ct compositioits
For covering Steam Pipes, Boilers. Steam Drams, Whisky Stills and Cold Water
Pipes. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
South-east cor. Eleventh and Main Streets, LOUISVILLE, .\Y.
WILLIAM TINGLEY,
WAGON MANUFACTURER,
Hos. 65 and 67 E. Main St., bet. Brook and Floyd,
ONE SQUARE ABOVE THE C.ALT HOUSE,)
LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY.
HATTER,-
No. 93 Second Street, between Market and Jefferson,
LOUISVILLE, ----- KENTUCKY.
SILK HATS WADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
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UISVILLE, - - - . - . KI.
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Seabolt & Jameson, saloon, M e Jefferson. Shaekleton C. II., Agent for .1
Seaman & Hughes .! K - man, AS | Howard A: Co., Tobacco and Cotton (
Hughe?') carpenters and builders, cor i mission Merchants. Liverpool, Engli
E ist and Linden. Oflioe, 394 West Main.
Searcy & Schuster (John Searcy, Geo ! Shadbun George C, supt of street-deai
Schuster) grocers, 150 e Mar] ••:. ' ing, ( ity Hall."
Sears C. E., Editor Louisville Evening j Shaefer Win K, grocer. 25) e Walnut.
Post, 103 3d. ShaforG i insist, 457 w Broadwa;
Second National Bank T ■ • s Brtdgeford, I SI ■ . :,-
pres, George S Allison, cashier, 147 w H Seng , real estate agts, 153 wjeil' •
Main. j Shaller.iss John Li., Insurance As?. \
Secor Samuel P, shoes, 275 w Market. 1 00 VV •; Main.
Seefried John, shoemal r, 122 Baxter ave. | Shapinsky Aaron, cooper, cor 21st and St.
Seeger George, grocer, 750 w Walnut. Xavier]
Seeger Louis, ha ■ ■■ 157? v. Madison. ' . insk-A !. ttie, notions, 35 w Jeffersoi
Seekamp J A Bro (John and Albert), ; Sharkey Mrs Ann, grocer, '• -11th.
wholesale liquors, 332 w Main | Sharp Edward C, physician, 628 Prestoi
Seelbach TjOuis, '■'■■■ ■ •>: rS elbach's ; Sharpe & Mhldleton (A. Shai
Saloon and Bi! I Pari ■• West ■ ■' . R. Middietoi . Wh [esale and Retai
Main (old No. 212). [Ste dr.) Dry G.-ods a:, I Car] t :"< to 111
"Set'lbacll'S*' Saloon and Restaurant, I Fourth Ave., ana ' Tetferson.
600 West Main (old N« 212). (See adv.) Sharpinsk\ Simon, iiu. !)0e Mark.;.
Seibert John, tailor, 395 Shelby. - mghnessy Patrick, grocer, 207 Portlai ..
Seibert John P, grocer 2S2 e Green. | Shaw A AH.ri^Lt ( Wm 1! Shaw. Fr
Seiler John, shoemaker, 701 w Market. i crick Albright) shoe mnfrs. 22d nr Mail
Seiler John, grocer, 316 e Jefferson. ; Sheurman Louis, show-case mnfr, 17'j v»
Seller Philip, Wagon-maker, 218 Ea<t j Market.
Mair,. ; Shea Michael, saloon, 130 5th.
Seitz PhUip, meat market. 403 Shelby. ! Shea Patrick, tailor, 164 w Jefferson.
Sell John, stovei, 441 w Mfiin. | Sheckler John F, tailor, 130 w Main.
Selliger Mrs Henrietta, millinery, 328 e | Sheehan Thus, grocer. 147 <• Main.
Green. ' Sheehan & Fitzgerald ( Michael Sheehan,
Selligman Mrs Carrie, dry goods, 146 e I J T Fitzgerald grocers. 352 Portl"d avf
Jeff< rson. \ Sheets Wm !•'. grocer, cor 7th and Walnut.
Semonin, McGee & Co i P FSemonin, Theo- I Shele .1"!iti. watch-maker, 272 e Jeffersor
dore/H McGee). leaf-tobacco. 307 w Main, l Shelly >Irs. Mary. Grocer, 314 12tb.
Semple W & A C (Win and Alexander j Shelly Michael & Bro '(Michael and Thn*
C), railway supplies, 72 w Main. grocers, n-e cor 16th and CI ti ut
Seng Paul C, physician. 335 e Jefl'i rson. ' Shi ppard ,1 din (', cmil, 265 w Market.
Sengel Michael, saloon. I7f> Story avp. ! Sheppard John E, grocer. 811 w Market.
Seiigfel Philip, Cooper. Logun and Ham- • Sheppard J M &"Co (John M Sheppard.
ilton. J B Clark i leaf-tobacco, 8th and Main.
Sens it Ackerman i Frank Senn, Philip : Sheppard S. C., Wairon and Ajrrictib
Aekermaui. brewers. 684 to 6'JO w Main, j cultural Implement Manufacturer, am
Senning Frederick, saloon, 137 w Market. Machine Forging, 53 and 55 Ninth.
Sensbach John, cigars and tobai ■•>. 136 3d. ' [See a Iv ■
Senteny Wm W, physician. 22 Jacob. Sheppard Win H, gro< t, 504 w Jefferson.
Session Stephen < - rpenter, 1-8 Grayson I Sheridan Mrs Mary, procer, 101 e Main
Seilhohl John, Cooper, c r. Wilson Sheridan Patrick, sal - ;1 ave.
and Baxter Avenue. : Sherley T. El. AI Co. (T. if. Sherlc;
Sevfert Andrew, boots rind shoes, 304 e j VV. C* Johnson), ' in Whis-
Market. kies. .<■■) ,>'-■ ii _- \-r-, 10 East Main.
Seymour Charb-s B, lawyer, Law Temple, i Shrrh-y A' MeCulhu h T. H Shci «
Seymour <4 S, di ntist, '. w I [j -n-ut. .1 (,. Mc< I'roj rii-tors Soi ,! fr.
Sha< ',s<-]r ■■ ! '! . i;,{' ro I I, surveyor of ens. : Glass Works, cor. Eleventh and Monn •
turns, Custom-house. (See adr.)
S ft t I R f< ! to \ for Prica Iiist to FRED. SCHitLIJiJJDIJVU,
; ■;•)(( I BS?|A h!fiff$fl| 835 Broadway and 830 North Fourth Street,
*«»Mi IM* »sit m»ii te*w*«ii st. XjOuis, - - - Missouri.
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ROBERT DUULOP. KELSON GRAT.
TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
^2nTTD BE-1IA1TDLEBS O^1 LEAF.
Main Office, No. 36 Fourth Avenue, LOUISVILLE, KY.
JOSEPH WALTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
PITTSBTJR.GH: COAL
Office, B"3s Third Aver.-j.s.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
FALLS CITY J?JL*JL3<TTJ5rGr ZLVEXLH,..
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
MANUFACTURER OF DCORS, SASH, BLINDS, AC, AND DEALER IN BUILDING LUMBER,
N'.nteenth Street, bet. Portland Avenue and High, and Portland Avenue below N^nteenth,
THEO. OIMIOTTI & CO.
JiLj £d ,
WHOLESALE FOR CASH. GOODS ALL
WARRANTED,
South-west corner Sixth and Main Streets, - LOUISVILLE, KY,
Send for Estimates. .¥. \V. Aiki\^0\, 313-321 South Clinton Street CIXSCAUO, I L.L.
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Sherlock Jame.i, meat-. 114$ 2d.
Sherman & Co Benjamin and W Sher-
man i agriculi ura! imp! ;mei "-. 67 6th.
Sherrill & Forrester Mason "W.
Sherrill, Walter S. Forrester), Whole-
Bale and Retail Books a i IS ionery, Job
Printers; Druggists' Labels a Specialty,
292 West Main '
Shoat Edw nr I J, barb i • ater.
Shoemaker George, harness-maker, 62 w
Market.
Shoninger H, dry goods. 311 e Market.
Shoninger S it Co (Silas and Solomon II
Shoningerl who! notions, i ! 7th.
Short John W, commissi n, 75 w Market,
Shryock & Co (James <f and W S Shry-
ock) candy mnfrs '-:_".' w Market.
Shuekmann Ilenrv, grocer, cor West and
Mudis ■'...
Shulhafer L& E i Lee and Edward), plumb-
ers, 162 w Jefferson.
Shulhafer Simon, Plumi . and Gas-
fitting; I ' Fifth. (See line on <acl cover.)
Sidler Mrs Anna, sa'lo »n, 003 w *.3 irket.
Sieber John G, barber, 02 3d.
Sieboldt Henry, shoes, 118 Water.
SiegelJohn brick-yard, 22d and Broadway.
Sieg-elstyl F. & H , M-at and Vege-
table Market, 21u Baxter Ave m
Siegert Mrs Christina, notions, 239 3d.
Siemer Joseph, grocer, 175 Baxter ave.
Sievel Henry, sin (maker, 320 ' M lison.
Sievers & Higbee Hardware Co, E J Sivers
pr. t. C II Higbee sec and treas, 245 w
Main.
Silkman Edmund, well-digger, 186 3d.
Simm Louis, dry goods, 411 w Market.
Simmons, Eby & Hampton [PS Simmons,
B B Eby, W P Hampton), planing-mill,
56 Preston, below Washington.
Sirnnts Win, grocer, 12 Baiter ave.
Simon J & Co (Jacob Simon and Ch. Bak-
row), distillers, 247 w Main,
Simon Joseph, cisrars, 242 w Market.
Simon & Son (Nicholas and Frank', joh
printer-. ] 39 •• Market.
Simons & Rucker I Lum Simons and Reu-
!" n Ru 'ker . auction :'' '■ ; -, 102 « Mkt.
Simrall & Bodies Jol • ■ Si nr ill, Temple
Bodies .lawvers, 23 C • ir! 1'
Singer Mnf**g Co. (The), E. O. Will-
lams, Agent, 174 Fourth Avenue.
n ;. !. •.-. etc, 164 w Market.
Sinton, Gray & Co. (Wm Sintoi H nry
W Gray, Norborne G Gray), insurance
agents, 170 Main.
Skene Kobt., Commission, 94 w M*i>
Skene W & Co, mnfrs fert ilizers, 39 Bi
Slaughter lit', insurance agt, 6th and Main.
Slaughter Jaa Is, ins agt, 6th and Main.
Slaughter i vS: Co (Isaac and Sim..;, A
Slaughter), tailors, 5th and Market,
Slaughter W. 11. & Co., G
Fire Ins mm ••• A :■ ( ! ;— Assets R pre-
sented $o0.000.000— 144 West Main."
Sloan M rs Mary, cigars, etc, 8 e Green.
Sloane Jas A, painter, 227 4th.
Si ia.ll Thcs & Co (Thomas Small, W P
Small), steamboat agt*, 41 4th.
Smead Li D, printer, ■ • r 5th and Main.
Smith Andrew J, cooper, lTt3 Jacob.
: Smith Mrs A. baker, 146 1st.
! Smith A. T. & Co. (A. T. Smith.
Nicholas Miller, K. Cummins), Distillers,
95 West Main.
i Smith. Bagby & Co (Smith & Bagby),
roofing, 91 w Main,
i Smith Chas, manager W U Tel Co, n-v
eor Main and 3d.
: Smith .Mrs. CjTeue, Manufacturer of
Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder an i
Spinal Braces, also a Superior Corset
for corpulent persons, 160 W est Walnut,
Smith Darnel, cooper, 896 Portland ave.
I Smith D D A: Sons | Daniel D, Geo L and
Paul Ci, painters, 202 w Jetlerson.
Smith Mrs V), millinery, 436 w Market.
! S ruth Mrs Eva, groc -r, 349 w Madison.
! Smith. Fulton & Rogers (John T Smith.
Alexander Fulton. Albert E Rogers),
spoke mfrs, 324 w Market.
! Smith G. undertaker. 276 w Jefferson.
1 Smith Henry A, County commissioner,
otfice, Law Temple, 5th and Green.
Smith Jas R W, lawyer, 8 Court Place.
Smith John blacksmith, 415 7th.
Smith John, bleacher, 106 w Market.
1 Smith John F, saloon, 356 Fulti n
; Smith K AV & Co i K W Smith and ),
i insurance ag.-nts, 230 w Main.
| Smith Mrs M7 shoes, 152 Storv avl.
J Smith Miss Mollis, dress-mkr," 663 Shelby.
Smith Mrs N im y, • do >n. 1 15 Lafay< tte.
Smith Bobt. l ro( er, 24 ? 1 Sth.
1 Smith Saml S, ci cars, 1S3 fi Mark"t.
, Steph« n "< , aui tioi .217 w Market.
! Smith W C, Broadway flouring-mills, cor
Frest n and Bro idway".
i Smith Wm W, druggist* 210 w Market.
< Snapp John L, lawyer, 10a 5th.
j Snapp Linton, (.'lie, -tor of back-taxes,
City Hali, room 29.
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l.otw«, and U»ve lud but 13 R
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270 &. 272 Jefferson St., bet. Hancock ana Clay. T '
LOTTTSVILLS, JZ/Y~ .
MANUFACTURER Or'
Rope, Twine, Sash-rope, »and all kinds of Tarred Work.
HEMP PACKING A SPECIALTY.
Office and Factory, Seventh St., bet. Shipp and Hill, LOU IS VI LLE, KY,
/. TAYLGK. H HOBHS.
hobbs & ao.
S»-.-„.!^ 10 M. r> V. "AYMAN.
ENGRAVER AND ORNAMENTAL
EAST-END FOUNDRY Wood Carver
AND PATTEBN MAKEE3.
2STc. 103 East Main Street
LOUISVILLE, KY,
All Orders Promptly Attended to.
And Manufacturer of all sorts of
Brackets, & c.
309 East 2>.£a,cxi3cri Street
LOUISVILLE, KY.
LOUISVIT/JLE PAINT SHOP.
A. T. MURPHY,
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No. 150 Second St., bet. Green and Walnut,
Rwidsnce 26Guthrie3t , bet. 2d A 3d, Luui$ville,K;
AIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.'
ADOLPH ORT,
UDliolstersr Bill Mattress
- KSVl AC rL'RBR.
I. ooae Covers and Lambrequins Cut and Made
to Order Furniture Repaired and Va>oished.
M:Ths rcraitwi ui Packing it it Bkippisj Dritt.
ata T1I1KI* AVEXt'E,
Bet. Walnut and Chestnut, LOUISVILLE, KY
WaflftWWftlltf VI rl ilfi, CENTRAL OEPAR^r3: LoU;5vi,le( K,
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Snead & Bibb fSaml P Six ad, G N Bibb}. ! Spahn Adam, grocer, 340 e Jefferson.
foundry, 14th, b*»t Grayson and Walnut. Spangentl.al II & Co illona Spange'nthal
Snead & Co (The!, Ir.m Works Charles 6 | Aaron Mern ;. notions, 108 4th. "
Snea i. pres; Cdolpho •.•■■i, vi e-pres,
architectural iron-work, .Market, bet 8th
and 9th.
SniTelj Russell 11, la ever, loo w Jeff.
Snodgrass, A 1 hers & Co, live stock, Bour-
boi ^look-Yards.
Snyder Barbara, grocer, 443 Clav.
Sohan M J, clothi rig, 2' 7 w Mark< t.
Sobns John, «ai< on, 2S0 I 'au pi
Sohns John Jr. gro< er. 104 19th.
Solger TL, confri tion"ry, 1 2d w Broadway.
Sommei Win meats, 37-3 w Ji fferson.
Southard A. B., General Freight and
": •' ler Chas L, phvsician, s-eeor Prestci
and Market.
Spangler J F, druggist, 11th and Chestn
Spanier .In.. V,'. grocer. 184 Baxter ave.
S| arrow Mr- Z '/.. dress-maker, 203 Pr< it
ding I) 4 Co .. ■ Iltl
Spaulding James M, physician, 306 Port-
land avo.
Spocht John A, saloon. 114 \v Jefferson.
Specker Frank, grocer, 330 e Madison.
~ i el ai I i' : eksi . : . 109 w Mark.-.
Speed .Mr.- Christine, grocer, 842 w Jef-
ferson.
Ticket Alt>::!: Louisville, New "Albany I Speed James, lawyer, 177 Green.
* fhipasjo R'y Co.. l\8i W-.-t Main. ' • Speed John J., Secretary State Bo»r<i
Sanei Geo P, dry goods, 145 7th. of Heaith. 205 Third.
Sauer Clrich. ?1 ■ ernnker, 145 7th. j Speed John L. physician. 205 3d.
Southern Baptist Theological j Speed J B & Co Dr W B Caldwell, pre? ;
Seminary, K.v .!..- P B..ytv, Chair- j J B Speed »up, cement, etc. Ill w Main.
man of Faculty, W. II. Whiten, Secre- ! Speed J. Smith, Secretary Talmage
taryof Faculty. North side of Walnut, ' Lake Ice Co.. 155 Third Avenue.
bet. Sixth an i Seventh. See arfr.) j Speed, Simon & Co, hi les, 39 » Jefferson.
Southern Brewery, Joseph Stein & Co, j Speed Thcs & John, lawyers, 177 Green.
proprs, 491 e Green. Speed Valentine, hats, " caps, etc. 302 *
Southern Business Coll ge, B -n C Weaver. : Jefferson.
principal; If S DeSollar, se<-, cor 4th Speith Charles, grocer and saloon, Shelbv,
_ and Green. ! nr Breckinridge.
Southern Dairy Co .) G Barret, pres; (» Spelger Lou:-, confectionery. 395 w Market
T Wood sec and treas, oleomargarine, j Spencer John C, lawyer, 106 w Jefferson.
cor Hamilton and Logan. j Spcrry,Frederiek<SLBowen (D. B
Southern Glass-works iSherley & ; S perry, W. J'. Frederick and E. H.
McCuiloch. Proprietors, cor. Eleventh j Bowen), Wholesale Produce, S9 West
arid Monroe. [See adv. > Main.
Southern Poultry Journal .Til*, new), G j Speth Peter G, loaf-tobacco, 399 w Main.
B Duvall & <no. pubs. 75 w Wuhv.it. j Spicer Win. restaurant, 3 4th.
Southern Mutual Iai'e Ins. Co., of i Spies Christopher, Wagon - Manu-
Kentueky, J. B. Temple, Pres.; 1,. j irer and Horse-shoer, 184 Jackson.
T. Thustin, Sec. South west cor. Third I Spies Mollis, Wagon-Manufacturer. 332
and Jefferson. [See front nip*.) i Ka^t Main.
Southern Railway News Co, PD Mallory, ! Spindle ThaddeusW, lawyer, 2 Court Place.
manag :r, 120 Gi ien. ; Spradling Wrn, ban er, S8 « Jefferson.
Southern Shot Manufacturing Co, 33 4th. i Spra^ue l>d,. Manager Gait II.;-.
Southern Vim gar Work-. P Zimmerrnann i First and Main.
& Co, office 73 3d. i Spring Creek o. Ruby Mining Co. S V»
South-western Dramati Agency, German ! Clov.l, pres; Philip Peters, sup't; Henrv
o. Vorheis, i. :-.•-.:-. 77 ; R Mit hell, sec, 113$ id.
South -Western FeatherCo.. Robt. \ Springer W ,v Co (Wm Spriuger, Gee
Skene. Thos S Broughton), Feather : Zubrod'i, druggists, 91 w Market.
Dealers, and Manufacturers : nther- ! Spurrier Andrew J, sign-painter, 43 4th.
beds. Du*t r- et« .1(4 We.-t Main. j Spvhev W Il.carriasre mnlV. 22ti w Jefl i
Sowders Mrs. VVni., Oysters, Fish, Stafford Hu«!l, Star Burrel Worfcf,
Game, Poultry. Fruits, and Canned ; Ji" Reservoir Avenue. {See adv.)
Goods, 92 to 96 Third. [See adv.) j StaibJ L & Co, shingics. Bullitt and Water.
LOSSES ADJUSTED 11 Pill]
H ithout refersn: ■• !• tbe i loruj nriies ne hi snag*.
B*RBEE & CASTLEMA -. Lou sv He, \y.
A^tnts cvtrjuhfre Soutll.
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H. T. COSGROVE,
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Mftaufvturrr and Dealer in tbe
Western Star Patent Combination
REFRIGERATORS.
Corner Fourteenth a;>,j Green .-u..
LOUISVILLE, - - - KY,
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'■-J i-^~-*i~ : «»0"Tce Cheats, P.eer Coolers and Refrigerators uf all
sizes and stjles, n. i !e to order, enlarged, altr-red and
repiU.-ed
i f"\Ve invite your attention to the Western* Paten:
Combination Refrigerator, as it rools Water, Wine,
Beer, Meat, fruit. Butter, &c, and save* one-half the
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Manufacturers of
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PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.
i 3o Third Street, between Green ar.d Walnut,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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---' Medical Batteries of every deicrtption repaired at tb'
»LorUit notice.
DatlnsrStamp.sSeir-InfclnjjStairipsBankSt^npsaiidCh^fe
Projectors;. Amateur Printing Presses and Type. I»ItOCHK.
NV#&tt«t if IKIiStlfr Kujfmver and l>ie Sinker, 1(10 Kandolph St., CHICAGO, "£
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Staiger Conrad, shoes. 394 e Market, j Stern Philip, barber, 400 Preston
Staiger Jacob shoemaker, 238 18th. ; Sternberg David, Wholesale and He-
s* Co James Wand Worden P), : tail Dealer in [J \ goods, fancy '
grocers. 59 < Ma and Notions, South-west cor. Eighth a->d
Standard Vine; r Works, J M Clark, pres; Market.
S Hutching*, viee-pres; J B Hutehings, Sternberg Samuel, notions, 88 8th.
see; John !:• ••-. sup't; mni'rs ot' eider Steusel Frederick, leather, 10 e Market.
vinegar, etc, 444 146 and 44S e Market. I Steuerle George, dry g>jods, 35£ e Walnut
Standiford !lot«'l, I ,\ 1'hoo- j Stevens Alt'r I A: C\. '(A lire Sevens, CP
halti Ma ager.ci , nth a I Broadway, j Presti.-n i. gn ers, 585 Market.
Stapleton James J. provisions J 2d ■ Stevens Green, 2d-hand gds. 213 w Mkt
Si I John, gro r, 48 Rose Lane. • Stevens Isaac E, pawn-broker, 89 6th.
Stark Peter, men antta »r, 171 Preston. I Stevens Jonathan Zane, tailor' 90 3d
Starke Ed ward, baker, 2C.i) & Chestnut. ; Stevens L F & Co i'L Frank Stevens md
'■;,.'.' " I dw; ■-,!. ! ker 197 Portland ave. i. feed- stable, 50 Congress.
s-'rr J <■/. « igi - »ti ■ ; Stevens' Novelty Works, \V X Stevens.
Starr & Bros (A bram, W >lf and Leopold), | propr. mnfr children's carriages, etc 430
dry goods, 6G v, Vlai I w Main.
^•'r'! I '• "Hi Li:;e. C W For- i Stevens K. L. & Co. (Robert L. and
rester, general s .. tJt'J w Main. | Robert P. v-vv,!i~ Manufacturers of
Staton George A -. 41 e Market. Ladies', Misses' and Children's, Yc
Stavitzky B B, clothing, 93 Market and Bevs' Shoes cor. Seventh and
Steele John, Con-] Hoofer, 710 ' Market."
West Walnut •■'•-. ond. (Sec adv.) i Stevenson Hugh A, wagon-maker, 70 12th.
Stege A Ruling i C Stege, [1 fieilir.g, If ! Sit wart Wm W, boot-maker, 132 5th.
Stegmann . who] grocers 109 iv Main. I Stey John B, grocer, 544 Preston.
Stehlin Bernhard. baker, -K7 Jackson. ; Stickler J B, brass-finisher, 175 w Walnut.
Stehlin Ferdinand, baker, 256 Preston. | Stickrod Henry, saloon, n-e cor 15th and
Steiger Joseph, cigar innir. 93 0th { Walnut.
Steinfield L & M j Louis and Moses), boot? , Stiden Frank, meat market. 361 Rudd ave.
and shoes, 295 w Jerl rson. ' Stiden Rob't. meat market, 737 Portland av
Steimle .b-im M., Wines, Liquors. Stiebel Mrs M Mrs Delia Stiebel), notions.
and Cigars, 40!; Fust Market. i 330 w Market.
Stein. H«>nry, Baker and Confectioner, ' Stiencker Wm & Son, carpenters °45 «
133 East J« '; rson. Wahi it.
Stein Joseph & Co Joseph Stein. Henry j Stier John T., Cigar Manufacturer and
Reuff), brewery, 401 e Green. !>■.. ri L -tobacco, 144 East Market
Steinau Abraham «fc Son. jewelers, 1294th. ! Stietzel Mrs Mary, notions, cor Hancock
Steinherjf Sz !>ro. J >seph and >,'.,-' twid 1 anij ton.
than], Cigars and Smoking Tobacco ! Stimmel Frederick W. bakerv, 476 w
Manufa i in r-. 17 1 VY( st M Market.
Steinehrnnner Henry, Wine and Stine J W & Co (J WStine, J WAinslie).
Beer Saloon, i -4 4 East Jefferson. woolen-mills. 187 w Main.
Stein field Moses, hoot- ai ! shoes. 86 8th. Stites Henry J. jtidtre of the Jeffersoi
Steinhardt A. elotl ii ■;. 37 w Market. < ourt of Common Pleas, Court-house.
Steinhouse Peter r. 712 w Main. Stites John, lawyer, 206 w Jefferson.
Steinmetz ICnjrelhert, Staple and Slith Angu-tus. meatmarket, 672 w Market
Fancy Gr...-..r .u,d Sai. on. orn.T Green Stiu.-l Bro* . Frederic! and Philip), dis-
and Baxter Avenue. tillen 26t! ai I Broadwav.
Steinmet? M J. «alnnn 99 Buxterave. Stivers G J. dentist 1 2 5th"
Steller& Bro .J C and Joseph T}, sewing- Stobbe II P. grocer, cor 2d and Chestnut.
machines. 4 e Market | Stockdcl! Mr- F A, dress-maker, 104 e
Steltenkarnp Antti ;■;. barber, 400 e Main. Green.
Stephens John >?., Justice of the Stocker Martin, shoemaker, 183 Preston.
Peace. 14 W-^t Jefferson Stockhausen Henrj J. shoemaker, 50 33d
Stephan Wm, blacksmith, 650 w Main. , Stockhotl' Henry, hardware, 155 e Market
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C. U. SABER.
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WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
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FLORAL BAZAR,
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Flcwer Stand: Cor. Fourths Jefferson Sts.
(from l,tof March until bt of July.)
Roses, Greenhouse Bedding Plants, i.<~ ,
in large quantities. Orders for Bouquets,
Wreaths, Crosses, Vnchors, and other Floral
Ornaments promptly filled Immense stock
of R Beg of newest and best varieties ilways
ct] hand.
•^"IPIRIV.A-TE! LYIliG--IlT HOSPITAL-"
MRS. MARY C. BAUERT,
No. 313 Baxter Avenue, opposite Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Kr.
Where she is prepared to take care of tbs 6ich. She refers by permission to the Medical Profession.
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Stockhoff Jolm, Hardware and Wagon , Struck Frank, grocer, 43 w Green.
Material, 174 e Market.
Stoopler Jacob, gr >eer, ■' >0 <• Green.
Stoepler Mrs Wm, gr . . r. 306 Shelby.
Stoke Andrew, grocer, 270 Clay.
Stoke Louis, gr icer, 804 e Ji ;1- rs ■.-..
Stoker Edw ird, stove- ami tin, 2ul e Main.
Stoker Martin, meal ; irk-et, 586 1 reston.
Stokes Edward, saddierv hardware. 247 w
Market.
Sloll Benjamin, >ho mal >r, 16 * Preston.
Stoll Ed'
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Struts Henry C, dry goods, 137 e Market.
S truss John C. «S£ <.'<>. John ('. Struss,
Wm. < ! dldemey* r i, Glue Manufa< tun r-
South-west cor, Shelby and Madison.
Struss & Speckert (John C. Sti
Prank Speckert), Manufacturers a; I
Dealers in all kinds of Sausagi Casimrs.
Southwest ci n er Si bvand Madison.
Stuart L W, saloon, 1 14 3d.
Stuber Bros (Daniel arid Michael), pho-
: gr, ;>;. rs, : 72 e Market.
Stu. ky Harry, commissioner of deeds, cor
•">■ h and Court ; la •
Stuebling Andrew, Secretary K;< !.-
hori 's On hestra and Great Western Star
Band. I'lO Third.
Stue.-rl. r ii & Son i Henry and Clemens .
merchant tailor*, cor Kbelbv and Grav.
Stueekcr & Co. (Conrad C. Stueek r.
Jus' ; . iv r;ir-/.iu i. Printing and .Job-
bing. Publishers i f Louisville Teleph >ne
Direct r , ■ <r Shelbv and Grav.
Stol! Mrs Elizabeth, -i .-•>•- 21) e Green.
St. : John !1, i :'. ;. • Cii /■ .'.-' Market.
Stoi e J F a: S >ns ■ \ V S ■ ■ -. v D Stone,
SM Iiotebkissj, ;addu-r\ bard ware. 8 e
Main
Stone Solomon, carriage mnfr, 239 w
Green.
Stone Stephen W D, n. .:.>ry.<; Court Place. I Siuecker Joseph, stationary, 4Uu Shelbv
Storch Ferdinand, g ■< • er, 4 ! e Madison.
Sti'h-hla .T'l-1 I'll, iiciii .-, 4'.'3 Sur-lbv.
Strate Mrs il nrietta, gro -r, 407 18th,
Stratian < Hiv< r ii. it.' yer. 111 5th.
Stratton John A, real i-tatc agent, 97£ 3d. j Sturnpt' Adam, gro er, 404 Pith.
Straus Herman, dry _• ■■:- 148 w Market. I Stussy Joseph, barber, !;">8 e Market.
Straus Louis, clothing, 108 w Market. ! Stutz Oscar, wall-paper, etc. 7 w Market.
Straus M i: Son, iner tailors. 102 w Mkt. I Suarez Arthur, barber, 123 3d.
Straus Solomon, but h< r, ( itizens' Market. Suck M i - A M. confectionary, 808 Shelby.
Straus .v. Son I-. nac an I S ' monl, meat- I Sues, lluplee «Y Co. (Julius Sues, Ed-
market, 124 Floyd. ward S. Spurrier, Sylvester W. Raplee ,
Strauss L, notions, 1"-. Market. Manufacturers Children's Carriages, and
Strauss Misses K and S dancing academy, | Whol ^ale and Retail Dealers in Toys,
176 4th. etc.. 7t> Fourth.
Strassel Wm, druggist, 470 Preston. j Suhres F W, grocer, 922 w Market.
Strasser Miss Mary M. millinery, '32 e Mkt. : Sullivan Mrs E.groeer, 10th and Magazine
Streetbonse Mrs B, dre.«*maker. 200 Jacks'n. I Sullivan T. saloon, Brook and Washington.
Strelon Mrs E. grocer. 14tf e Chestnut. j Sullivan Thos M, grain and pn duce, lt> 2d.
Streng Bros ( Henry J and Lewis J), mnfrs | Sulzer Edward (Successor to C. C.
cigars, 234 w Main. Brenner , Sign and Ornamental Painter,
Strobe! John, blacksmith, 4:»2 Story ave. [ Glass Show-cards and Druggists' Gluts
Stroehmann Henry, vii >on, 7th nr Mag-
nolia ave.
Strohmeier Julius, baker 207 ■• Main.
St rosier ii W. grocer. 17") w Broadway.
Strosler .M i > - Rosa M, dress-maker, 175 w
Broadway
Strmise & Newman J n C Str ■;->•, K W
New m in plurni 'vrs. P
Mrsi.!
Labels, 78 Fourth. ( See adv. )
Sulzer Henry II., Machine Shop;
St nd-band Macliinery Height ai:d
Sold, 274 East Jefferson
Sul .■■•- Samuel, drv goods, 2'.'S e Jefferson.
SummtTs Mrs L. cooper, Nelson's allev,
bet 2d in d 3d.
Si":'. ; rs T T. real estate, 07 w Jefferson.
- i_ -•■ < < •'•••:!. j Simduv ArtfliS Argu> Printing and
Struby Henry, Architect. 252 West
Jefferson. (See u<ii\ \
V il iu ling Co., Publishers), 105 5th.
Sussm Li n John, grocer, 112 Lvtle,
Struck A. "N., Planing-miil. Lumber- Sutclirfe & Owen J E Sutclilfe, G AOwen
dealer, Builders' Materials. •>: d Distill-
ers' Tubs, cor. Garden ari'i Chestnut.
[See adv.)
v, ;: oots and shoes-, 23'd w Main.
', Suter Jas A, sjiloon, 7th and Main.
j Sutton Ellsworth^, druggist, 375 w JefTn.
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button fetor f, druggist, 94 e Market.
Sutton K J, shoemaki r 14th and J • ferson,
Swan Sam!, boots and - - > I e Market.
Swann, Abraham & Co I M bwami, W J
Abraham), whol hats, 229 ■ Main.
Sweeney Mi 'ses, carpenter, 570 Washin an.
Sweeney P, brass rounder, 365 w Main.
Sweeney Patrick, ^ro 224 Hig
Svvciii'k Philip \V., Manufacturer
Ga .:,;,,...! ; . i Cornices •■•• or Floyd
and Main.
Swift John, grocer, 83 5th.
Swift Sidn 'V B. veterinary surgeon, 69 2d.
I' ><■■■ liS, sew-maeh, 4th and (i; en.
c an vV Lai i rum i < liar!' » ( '• Taehau
and R J Landrum), toba< i < mfrs, office,
220 w Main.
TaiVI Bros. Vlb< rt C i nd Theodore),
VJ I ■■■- . sti merits, 1 15 Third.
Tafel v arl, dr ig«j >t. ! i - •• Market.
Tait Win, paw n-broki r, 97 •'• h.
Talbot Mrs Mary, gro er, 185 Center.
Talm;1"/*' C M., Superintendent Tal-
m .-.. • Lake Ice Co., 155 f bird.
Talmaj.ve lake ire ( lompaiiy
(Sam'l L. Averv, Pres.: C. U. Tainutge,
Ta vlor Tiios I', druggist, 19 •'. ith.
Tavli '• Win T, phvsieian, 202 Shelbv.
Taylor A: Williams | D 11 Taylor," John
T vT " i . i i ;t , ; . - .. n ; 1 liqui >rs, 27 3d.
Temme Mrs M, en • kcry, etc, 879 w Mkt.
Temple John 15., President Southern
Mut ii . Life Ins. Co., of Kentucky,
South-wesl corner Third and Jefferson.
Templeton Aion;'.o, brewer, 317 e Grav.
Toj -j Geo. Sr, cer. 613 n M rl
T. rr II, !>:> i & Co (Henry M Terre G
H Di< ■/.,. i. k > k mnnfrs, 180 w I
Terrell Mr- J, gro • r, 101 1'ortl m I - •
Tern-!'. W li, , in -!■ ian, 6th and Green.
Terry J M, sec and treas sinking fund, City
Hall.
Terry J. Will., Wines and Liquors, 128
Sixth.
Tex tor Ilen.rv, silver-plater, 91 2d.
Text. ,' .Mr, M A, umbrella repairer, 190 e
Thackery Thos W, shoes, 46 w Market.
Thai n ling .,'. try - >ods, 291 Breckinridge.
Theobald Thos. A., Manager Standi-
ford Hotel, cor. Tenth and Broadway.
i See. adv.
Sup't; J. Smith Speed, Sec. and Treas.), ; fheobald 0c Young (Griffin P Theobald,
Office, 155 Third. [See adv.) Cyrus H Young), insurance agents, s-w
rame. ina Hammond, jeweler, 159 e Mkt. , cor 4th and Market.
Tan ian John, horse-shoer, *7 Br 'ok. | Theiler Jos A. shoemaker, 3 Garden.
Tanners Thomas C, Carpenter, ; Theisen Mrs M L. hair-worker, 246 Presfn.
Builder and Contractor, 38-1 Pr< ston: j Thiele Chas, cigar nianfr, 395 e Main.
Tapp, Leathers o. Co (P ii Tapp. J II ; Thierman Henrj A A. Co. (Henry
Leathers, S I) McDonald), wholesale I A Thierman, J 1> W Thierman. Win
clothing. 227 w Main. I Reedeman), re-distillers, 291 « Main.
Tapp Thomas 'I.. Vice-President j Thiemann J II, hoots and shoes. 113 e Mkt.
Central Coal ami Iron Co., 63 Third. i Third National Bank (Julius Voniiorries,
Tapp W J & Co i Wm J and Win L\ j pros; E C Bohne, cash), 4th and Mkt.
nifrs bagging, 60 w Main. j Thomas E. If. & Co. ( Ernest JEf.
Tarwater, Snvder & Ranking Hiram R
Tar water, Sylvester 0 Snyder Rbod<
R Rankin*), .vhol hardware. 268 w Main.
Tatcliell Frederick, Manufacturer
Twine, Sash, and Bed Cord, 139 Mary.
Tate J, second-hand furyiture, 398 w Mkt.
Tatum, Etnbry A; Co (< lifton Tatum, Tal-
ton Embrv, Henry F Ktnbry) livestock,
Bourbon Stock- j ards.
Taylor Edmund, imrber. 130 F! , I.
Taylor Ii it, ceili i! -id col lars. 141J w Jeff.
'! ivlor Jno A, harder, 181 « Broudwray.
Taylor Jos H, -' ■• nake.r. 125i w Market.
Taylor .) II. undert .;<• r. ! 18J 9i ..
Tavlor Newton, barber, u.'- fre-ton.
Taylor Tlios H, dep U S marshal. Custom- , Thomas A: Mill r (Henry Thomas. J C
house. i Miller), j Ltery, Van Buren and Adaras.
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Thomas and - -), Designers and En-
gravers on Wood, 39 and 10 Courier-
Jo irmil Building. I Set adv. \
Thomas Geo., Engraver and Designer,
i 15 3d.
Thomas Ge, . fruits, etc., 419 - Market.
'1 - uiiiiH ( ' W & Co [O W Thomas, Frank
P Schmitt, W H Meriwetl i . Pu :k
Thon •!- 1, t ork packers 61 w M in.
] , as :'• i A. Co .11 bt B Tti 'mas.
Geors.ce P»-uri-e, Geo W Lindsay , whol
liqu »r». cr Oth.
Tl... miss Mrs W,dr\ eroods. 183 Baxter ave.
Thomas \\ H &" Son (W 11 and Percy
Thomas , w ho! liquors. 27 w Mai
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Thome Paul, shoemaker, 592 7th.
Thome F, boots and .-h .e>. 390 w Walnut.
Thome «.V Stratum (Jacob Thome,
Jr., VV. A. Sfatton), Wholesale Stove.=
and Tinware, Ji-j West Market, and
67 Seventh.
Thompson David D, physician Center and
Chestnut.
Tl) una U.^inald II, lawi t. 106 oth.
Thomps ... I h.-> W, -to-. • '-. 7'; w Main.
Thompson T. VV. (S ;• cesser to Clarke
& Thompson :■:. 1 J. S. Lithgow), Stoves,
Ranges, Tinware, Sheet-iron and Tin-
ners' Si -'K, Di till-ry and Steamboat
Copper Work. 70 We-t Main. |.S>ci«/r.)
Todd Jas & Co (Jas Todd, Jabez Bui
forth), ( ommission, 23 Main.
Tompkins & Bradley | Samuel DTompl
Lawrence Bradley), wh dry goods ;■
and 72 6th.
Toomey \\m It, grocery, 418 w Markei
Torbitt «Si Castleman (J P Torbitt, S i
tleman ,, wh grocers, 49 and ">l w M
Tursta It John Ji, saloon, 358 Llth.
Touranjon Joseph, artist, 34 Courier-.]
nal building.
Townsend & Garrett, saloon, 356 e Main
Traband George, notions, 281 e Wall
Trabue. Davis J; Co ijas Trabue, I> a . ■
Tral it- oc Co and M JI Wright), c :
factors, 313 w Main.
Thompson & Co. i Edwin V. Thomj
>n, Jr., Joseph H. Thompson), Fruit j Trabue <V Koltu (Isaac H. Trah
rid Vegetable Commission Merchants, j Solomon s Kohn), Lawyers,! 3 S
106 Second
Thompson II L, physician. 3d nr Brec'dge.
Thorn berry & Lieber John .1 Thorn berry,
Mace Lieber), J Court Place.
Thornburtr Eli K, tail >r. So w Market.
Thornton 11. el. *v Co. (It. J. Thorn-
ton and Samuel II. Buchanan), Mustard
and Spice Mills, 26 to 32 Bullitt.
Thorp Mr? E, saloon, 179 Portland ave.
Thorpe Chas, second-! and bo. ks, 131 3d.
Thruston J, physician, 267 w Rr >adway.
Thunnel John F, wall paper, 101 3d.
Thurman Wm T, !aw_\ er, 29 Court Place.
Thustin Luther T., Sec'y Southern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., ,.f Kentucky,
South-west cor Third tnd Jefferson.
Tic honor Alex W, grocer, 33d and Port-
land ave.
Tiebens Joseph, baker, 161 e Market.
Tiegel Mrs Sophia, notions, 847 w Market.
Tierney Dennis, grocer, 542 Washington.
Tierney J, saloon, 377 w Green.
Tierney Patrick, grocer, 20! loth.
Tigert John J, pump-maker, 17 w Green,
Tilley James & Co. i-Ihs Tilley,
Henry \'o.;',. Machim and KepairShop,
327 East Main, i S'
uenin Block.
Tracy Theo F. wall paper. 190 4th.
Traxel Mrs Mary M. millinery, 140 i M
Treasy Jas & Bro, harness, 218 w Marie;.
Tn bing John, shoes. 230 e Jefferson.
1 rebir g John & Co ,..1 'hn Trebing), inniVs
shoes, _'"/! w Main.
Tripp Emily, Dealer in Pianos. Organ?
Music, and Musical Merchandise, 103
Fourth, (.s'ec ml* )
Troendle .1, portrait painter, 95 w Mark.':
Troxler Constantine Sr, - iocs. 133 e M
Truman, Living «fc Crutcher (John A Lo1 -
in-, Edwin H Crutcher, O M Truma! i
V' 'ii -. cor Main and 1 st.
Tubbi Frank, fruits, 206 w Market.
Turf Exehan^e, J. R. Watts & C
Proprie ors, 81 Third.
Turner John W, barber, 8th and Main.
Turner & Day Manufacturing Co, Sidnf1
Turner, pres; L <r Wells, sec, and Al-
bert Day, rnangr, axe-handle factory •
7th and Oak.
Tuve Julius, Jeweler and Watcl
leaker. 33 ' Hast Green,
Twyman Buford, lawyer, 126th 4th.
IVviimn Warren, milk, 137 8th.
Timberlake & B il itt (Tl os C Timherlake, j Twyrnan Win W. justice. 666 w Marki t
Alex A Bullitt), insurance agents, 150 I Tyler Sam G. grocer, 14th and Jefferson
w Main. ! Tyler Samuel M., Physician, 222 Pres-
Tingli v George II Jr, superintendent pub- | ton.
lie pel nols s-i c .r Wainul and Cent ■■:. ! Tvler W (.' A; Co (W C T;. ler and
Tillgley William, Watron Manufac- i ), in> irance iujts, 87 w Main.
turer. 6"> md 07 East Main s-,-<:, ,-\ i Chelhor Jacob, gr r. 190 e Green.
Tinker G P. carriage painter, llth nr Mkt. j I'hlen B •diet grocer. 228 e Green.
Tobe H.e rv carpenter, 261 e Chestnut. j I hi n J. -■■:•:•. grocer, loo Marshall.
Tobe Josepn & Co, st ves. 132 e Market. , Uhrhach. Miss ? H, dre*s-muker. 210 4th
Toben Henry, grocer, 421 w Broadway. | IJhrig Adam, cigar nifr, 95 w Jefferson,
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Uhrig Mr.- Adam, stamping, 95 w Jeff.
Uhrig Augu-t. musician, 159 e Jeff- r.-i>i>,
Ulirij;' Valentine, Bung Manilla turer,
and Wood, Stone, and Ivory Turner, I
159 Has! Jefferson. (Sceatir.;'
Ulrioli Mrs. Clara, Intelligence Office, j
C41 West Walnut.
Ulrii h J . ■•. sai m , 177 Pr -ton.
I .'::■:.-. loon. 20 r Mil II,
Un rlehach Albert, barber, 120 Water. |
Uutlrrw (mm! Jolm C, Business Man- I
ager Louisville Post. lt»3 Third. |
Underwood Wm, gro, er. 198 Bank.
Underwood Wn: '1. lawyer. 4th and Main, j
Unger Jos, cigar manfr, 208 w Jert'< rs< n.
Union Pacific Tea Co, Michael J Mc- :
1} ide, in: nagi r. 140 w M irket.
I" »i/, .1 ui'(>l>, ■• tii i , 7x Fifth.
Uliz John, Hard ware, Stoves and Tin- ,
war''. .,.'o East Main.
Upton John D. painter. 73 w Walnut.
U rich Chas, meats, J >7 Rnwun,
Ursuline Academy, M. Martina Nick- !
las, Superintendent. Boarding i nd Day I
School for Catholic and nun-Catholic j
Pupils. Cor. Chestnut and Shelby.
US Marine Hospital, Portland av. near22d. j
Utica Lime Co, I T Cooker, pre-, n-w cor i
4th and Main.
Vacaro Philip, grocer, 710 w Market.
Vail Henry F., Noveltv (5etsi Lunch |
House. 101 to lo.; Wot Green, and west j
side Fifth near Green. | Vfe m/r.)
Valla & Carraro (John Valla, LouisCarra- i
ro), fruits, ) 'J.1 w Main,
VanDalsem Walter S, draughtsman, s-w j
cor 4th and Market.
Vander Espt Charles J., Physician
and Druggist, 202 Preston, corner La- ,
fayette.
Vander May John S, photographer 148 j
Market.
Vandiver, Jones & Co (Jerome A Vandi-
ver, Luke S Jones. .' -I Williams), 1
who! grocers, 205 w Market.
Vandyke John (', ohysioian, 335 Hancock. ]
Van Field Richard Saloon. 9:3 e Main.
Vangrh" Alois A. notion.-, 194 Pre-to i.
Van Ness A S »n, collections, 1 r'0 w Main. I
VariSe^crn H. O., Dealer in_ Lum-
ber, Sash, Doors and Blinds 317 East ;
Green, i S' * mlr. .
Vaughan Kll Tt J, | hy>i< ian, 21< 3 I
Vatighu Charles VV., Groeeries and
Produce; Cheapest in the City, 70 East
Market, between Floyd and Brook.
Vet'ch It S., President L. N A & C R\
Co. !:«; w Main.
Veeneman Herman, saloon, 20 3d.
Verba •! & Strat( r I 1! VerhoefYJr, H Stra-
ter, C G Straterj, proprs Louisville
Elevator, 53 w Main.
Yt th Karl, iron works, 259 e Market.
V'etti r Ignatius. eit\ ma? lial, Cit y Hall.
Vet ter Josej i noi ons, 38^ w M ai
Vi rling Philip, tailor, 451 w Main.
Vissing B Wrn, stoves etc, 220 e Market.
Vissinan Jl 1\ (•• ■ packer, 76 Story ave.
Voehringer Jacob, grocer, cor Campbell
and \\ ashington.
Vogel John, I r; r, 512 w Main.
Vo-rel Michael L, barber, 544 w Market.
Vu -'■ Philip A & Son, plumbers, 371 e
Marl t.
Vogel Slebert. shoemaker. (58 Portland ave.
Vogt Andrew, tailor, 218 e •)' fferson.
Vol 1 Henry, ham maker. 203 15th.
Vollman Meyer, grocer, 112 11th.
Vol ringer Frederick, stoves, 151 5th.
Vol : Anton, merchant tailor. 33 w Market.
Vol/. & Michael (August Volz, Henry
Michael), b tots and sho< s, 150 w M:irk t.
Von Borries Julius, pies Third National
Bank, s-w cor 1th and Market.
Von Bon '•- & (\> Julius and Frank), whol
, 1 S9 vv Main.
Vonderbeck Henry, physician, 200 e Jeff.
Vonderheide II. groceries. 334 e Madison.
Von Eye Frederick, grocer, 107 Preston.
Vongries Charles 1). saloon, s-e corner
Market and Jaekson.
Von Haaren it Isert i Frederick Von naa-
ren. James T Isert), cigar mnfrs Ql ith.
Von Roenn C W, grocer, 294 w Madison.
Voss Wm, merchant tailor. 428 w Walnut.
Votteler Christ a, shoemaker. 75 6th.
V ■• ■ tz David, saloon, 537 vv Main.
Wm htel Martin .1 r. cigar mnfr, 33 e M'k't.
W u ker Wm, cigai mnfr, '.'17 e Market
Wagner Frank, jeweler, 110 e Market.
Wagner Jacob, baker, 120 Baxter ave.
Wagner John, saloon, 110 e Market.
Wagner J< >eph F, stone, COS 7th.
Wagner Miss EC. dress-maker 350 e Main.
V tli <- Ji hn, meats, 22d nr Grayson.
Walheck Mr- Eliza, confectionery etc,
219 e Walnut.
Wji k»»r John, shoemaker, 345 Story ave.
Walker John C, lawyer, 20*1 w Jeffer-on.
\\ :;.. r S P, druggist, 87 Walnut cor 3d
W ilker Thomas, dry g< • ds.019 w M
Walker T W, physi- ian, 203 w Wulnut.
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Walker T K. physician, 210 w Walnut. \ Waters S S & Co (S S Waters, lloh-rt
WalkerWU.dn ■■. ,071 Maw.. Huwi-'j, Unseed oil, 355 w Main.
•Valker A; Co (Fred K Walker. Frank ] Wathen J B & B:o (Jo n P. and Win H),
Walker;, whwl liquors and distillers, 4 •• ; disti'leis, 20th, nr Lewis.
Main. i Wathen W H. pbysi< inn, 145 Walnut.
Wall Mrs E, millinery, 100 w Market. ] Watkins F G & Sun i Felix G and ( lar-
Wall: e Jas. salooi 00 Portland ave. ence W). grocers, 12th and Market.
kV iIIm s .1 ' ' uri ■• ■ - '• ; Wat M ' ' '•■
.,, lace J W, d tit . - - "■< .letter; ' Watson W. J. A: Co. ( W. J. Watson,
Wallace cv; Sea) an ..lames Wallace, Thos John M. Myers), Con.) sitmn Roofe
Soaulan ,t nsier line. 94 Portland ave. « and Mai ifs turer.- Mineral Paints, 32
Waller En <*e)bert, boot-maker. 128 Br V, > -t Main. [See adv.)
Waller & Krai , tailor*, 3d and J- -son. Watters Mieha* . shoei er 138 6th.
Walih ; Ge.> 11 oh'.skUn, 100G Port ave. ; Wattersoii Ifenry, E Jitor Louisa -
Walling W, physici m. 150 w Walnut. { Courier-.Iourm I, South-ea-t cor. F. Lin i
Walsh John, meats. 252 e Main. ! and Green.
•.v,i. Patrick baker, 29'.Mii<;h ave \ Watts Elijah S, lawyer, 6 and 7 Solum
.'■ i i I : ■ ■• " ■ ■ ■ - • ■ " ; : i -:'""'<- r_
\\ ,..■•'■.■• -or K shoemaker, 303 e Green. ; Watts Jno B ommi.-- m i pi luce) 2 1 4th
Walter Edward, 3al..on, 12« Water. ; Watts J. 11. A' Co., Proprietors Turf
Walter Mrs Eva brewerv, : 'lav. , Exchange, 81 i ?mrd.
Walt<'i Franz -■,;.■..•.. :;V, • >i ■ . i 1 Watts W Ormsby, book-bindery, 77 oth.
Walter Hen rv. grocer. 459 w Broadway. I Way Win 11 physician, 220 .v Chestnut.
Walter Simon, barber. 299 e Jefferson. I Wealk Marcus, shoemaker. 58 w Jefterson.
Walter & [Iitlmger Henry Wait r, John Weather ford Capt. J. A., Chi. I
Fiittinirer), brewers, cor Jackson and { Police, City Hall
Kentucky. ' Weaver I3en C p
y. tltmade*Mrs M, dre*»-mkr. 145 Preston. I College, n-e cor 4th and Green
Walton Joseph A Co., Wholesale | Weaver Kov J M (Baptist), 3o3 ith.
am] Retail D i - it. Pittsburg Coal, ; Webb J C, job printer ,9 5th
Offioe, 84 Third iSrcadv.) | Webb & Teupe (Bet.) J Webb. Frank
Waltz :Vloi= ■; • maker. 18 Baxter ave. Teupe), pianos and organs, 180 4th.
Ward Jin F i ri.itui 153 w Market. ' Weber Adam, vascon-maker, 430 Jackson.
Ward Wm H barber, lsd w Jefferson. | Weber Geo & Co {G< -.'■ ind John), mar-
Ward & McAfee (John 11 Ward, Wm : ble- works. 084 e Broad way.
McAfee) law\ n] 200 w Jefferson. ' Weber Henry, M> me and Beer Saloon.
Warder Rev j'W 'Baptist!. 27 Chotnut. I 353 East Broadway.
Warfield E NT ■ •••>! oil inspector Jefferson | Weber Idd ■:. grocer, 800 w Market.
countv,134w Main. | Webor Jacob, wagon-maker, 232 e Mkt.
Warlev'Wm A shoemaker. 204 10th. | Weber John, shoemaker, d 18l
Warmen Wm, snl on, 170 9tb. j Weber J.,hn, saloon. 113 Story ave.
Warner Geo M phv.-ieian. 04 w Jefferson. Weber John, baker, 18;. t reston.
Warner Wm A man, r Louisville opera- ; Weber John, baker, 240_e Green.
hou^e Ith bet Gr i and Walnut Weber Joseph, Brick Manufacture)
Warner Br- s V.M t J and Vn br.*o 6), i c< r. Swan iml Kentucky.
K(.nts' furnishing -oods and shirt mfrs, | Weber Joseph L & Co, carpenter* 1.9 .
gti 4th i W. her '1 - M iru it -• er. er, 198 Gray.
VW-nke'Ch-H <rroeer.2SS Baxter ave. jW*d>-rMr M ir goods. 20 e Market.
Warren C 1 d-i • " ' Br idwav and 2d. ' Weber N aV.as. meats, 270 Jackson.
Wkrret] G.^tv ha r, 2:»5 w Broadway. Weber Valentine, grocer. 079 \\ ashington.
Warren LL& Co < L L Warren. NW Co- : Weber A I*ap.Mi<It.M U . I'r t - '
,,„;..,, v,|,. i :.....:■ p. 221 -jt Main. I Pliosnix Hill Park, Lnderhill and Baxte.
Wi'shle'.l.i nh, 10<i Ith. Avenue.
•.., ... .i i; ,.!.,-. -,- 183 3d. Web*r tV SehilHTijrer (Feter vn
Wwtell Mrs J B. notions. 192! 1st. j Philip Schilling), Proprietors Lh
Waters Wm carpenter. 77 w Green. ! Brewery, cor. Baxter A v. and Underbill.
Weaver I3en C prin Southern Business
rnnnpn \ i nnmrn nm "nun u-r;' =>t^r.^,> ;,,-., ....... :>., B manage.
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UuUUllU JkiHiuUihU .UlUJ liLIJJ- AeuiU «very»lt«re South.
LOU and business directory. LOU 389
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Wedekind, Ilullenberg & Bro lErnst j Weiss Miss Lena M, millinery, 194 12th.
Wedekind, Daniel Uallenberg. Gustavus ; WeisseiilM»rj»vr Frederh-k, Sa >on
Uallenberg), tan «, 517 18th. i 14:] West Market
W edekilld ft. & Co. !( harles H. and : Weisser Andrew, i irber, 140 Preston.
Louis VTedekind und Henn an '. Freder- ! Weissert J J, butcher, Calnoun, main of-
ick Brockman), wholesale grocers, 239 I fice 5th and Green.
arid 211 v, Market. j Weissinger Geo, lawyer, 85 5th.
Wedekind Wm, grocer, 590 v Walnut, I Weissinger Bozel, lawyer, 115 5th.
Wedemeier IleM-y, bsikery, 596 7th. ! Wei.-singer A; Bate ("Harry Weissinger,
Wegrnan Andrew, sal' m, 35 e Market. PI i B Bate plug-! baeco nifrs, 3b4 to
WehlwOtto A. lawyer, 115 5th. 3S8 w Main.
Wehmiller Mrs M irv. :.;; ■• . ■ ■. 123 Bank. ! Welburn 1- It ; b printer, 129 w Main.
Wehrle. Eusiach, tuuor; 2U4 4th. | Welle i!c Co (\\ M II Welle and — -),job
Wehrle Ge. rge, grocer, 103 Koselane. printers, 89 w .letter.-
W\dirley Augustus, barber, 119s 5th. \ Weller J'olui 1 1 ..' '!- rk of the Louis-
Wehrmann C. boots and shoe- 398 e Main. . i Chancery Court. Court-house.
Weidliaus John, Cigar Manufacturer i Weller .1 F A: Co (Jacob F Weller ,
and Con 1 r. Thirteenth and wholesale i r>. 190 and 192 w Main.
won. . Weller \V. 1j. A Son iWm.L and
I WeidlerGustav, bakery. 260 w Market. Geo. P., Be-distiller- and Wholesah
Weidluy John, ' ilor, L20 e Gre< n. I Liquor Dealers, 4:'. East Main.
Weijjel Frederick, Baker and Con- i Weller cc Payne Bi S Weller and Ed-
o»er, 211 East .letters .. ward li Payne i, w hoi boots and shoes,
Weihn-therKilian.mortail r,443e Waln't. j 69 6th.
Weikel Louis, shoemaker, 159 Story ave. j Wells Leopold, crockery and glassware,
Weil Max, dry g is, 255 e Jefferson. 663 v Market.
Weil Samuel, second-hand furniture, 236 i Welis Wi i, nitr baby carriages, 1045 11th.
and 2:18 Preston. ' Wells & Chapman (J i; Wells, Wi'ckl
Weil & Block (Loop >ld We!!,Joseph Block), J Chapman), druggists 121- vs Broadway
drv go ids S66 w Market, j Welz Alfn -;, s ■ eer, 50 High.
Weilage & Seekatnp H rn m Weilage, j Wemes Mr* M dress-maker, 4+6 Preston.
Henry Seekamp , restaurant, n-e cor 6th j Wentzcl Caspar, cooper. 29 6th.
and C >urt Place. [ Wentzel Wm, grocer 716 w Market.
Weiler & Co [Joseph Weiler'j. wholesale i Weplei Andrew, saloon, 140 Fifth.
liquors, 12 .v Market. j Weppler .v Seger, saloon, Johnston and
Weinhardt IX wagon ;nr-. 1 4o 10th. Main.
Weinteper Wm, gr r, 223 Jackson. I Werley John M, saloon. 172 w Market.
Weir William, Sheet Iron, etc., 490 to ' Werner C K, fancy goods, 71 Portl'd ave.
4'*4 w Main, near 1 3th. j Werner Leberecht, grocer. 839 Portl'd ave.
Weirich Henry, I t-maker, 108 5th. j Werner Mrs Mary, confectioner, ete, lOih
Vv ■■[- Mrs Anna, notions. 334 e Green and Walnut,
We is Frank, Dry Goods and No- j Wernet Xavier, grocer, 75 Madison
ti ns, 1 Barret Avenue. j Wesbeeke.r Joseph, stoves, 204 12th.
Weis Sum'], dry goi Is, e! . < ■ o w Market. ' Wesch Henry, shoemaker, 29 w Jett i
Weisbe( ker II. ■ h en ■ r, 40 I e Green. j West M rs K. cunfi ctioncr. 118 e Jetiersoii.
Weise Fred, saloon. 228 e Madison. I Western Bank, cap $250,000, Ante:, i'
Weisenberger Alois, grocer. 53 Bards'tn rd. \ Coldewav pres, Ucnry-Hurter csishr, 93
Weisenberger M. bakers, 191 Story ave. w Mai t.
Wei-enberger U. c loti ■ -av t*r, 82 3d. I Western Cement Association, Philip Speed
Weisenstein ■'. grocer, 463 .. Chestnut. agent, n e cor Main and 3d.
Wi isenstein John, gr •", 179 I ' r- - 1 i ; . i Western Financial < lorporati^i Bank, Jol r,
Weisen Keinl - meats Bowles' market. ; B Smith pres. H M Burford cash, n-e cor
Weiss Fred, drnggi.-t, Baxter a I 2d and Main.
\\.i>.i.H b. sai ti. 312 e Main ; Western Grocer and Trade Jour-
Weiss .lohn A. r. i.Iuhn W . -. I uOs- j nal, VVesU-fi Grocer .1' I i.-iiing Co., L
terthe), saloon, 78 e Market. I H. German, Manager, 77 Fifth.
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Steel Stamps, Burning Urantls, Kiihl>er Stamps,
Soap Uoulds and Presses. L. BOCif K, Engraver
W"-' b k„K £ i.: -4SK*' y Bsa^PH "ami I>io Sinker, 16G Kaudolph St., CHICAGO, 111.
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Western tnsuram e Co I re) A F Coldo-
wcy it--, 1!' irv Hurter sec, 93 ft Main.
Western Keeorder Bapti-t . Estab-
lished 1S.J4, A. C. I \ rum, h diti ■ and
Proprietor; Price £2.50 ; 005 Fourth
Wit ks Geo ,V & Co (Geo W Wicks), com-
mission, 152 w Main.
Wiekstcad il mry, tailor, 213 0th.
Widdmann Jos, genl store, Frankfort a ve.
Wiegand Geo, baker, 304 e (nay.
Western Union Telegraph Co {I'hei, Chtis Wriegand Jno, shoemaker, 550 w" Chestnut.
Smith manager, n-w cor Main and 3d. ! Wiegand Jno K., shoemaker, 490 e Green.
Wetstein George C, Hardware and : Wiejfel Ferdinand, Groceries. I'm.
Cuth-ry, 2 13 E: st Je i'e '•■ m.
Wei •:■ I ' ; . -.. r ;■ r, 20th a i i ■ : a«i
Wetterei Sebastian, si , 204 v Jefferson.
Wetzel Georgi . gr< a r. 123 Can pbell.
We vhing George L, gr er, ! •„' • ' i-reen.
Whalen .V lieiss [ii li .rd Whalen, Joseph
Reis- . - •; •.. 3*1 v Wain it.
Whallen .fames 1*., I — ee Bucking-
ham Theater, 102 wJetfersi n. (See ado.)
Wharton & ilay Gabriel C Wharton, Jas
S i: ,- , i ivver- ' "■ .!. t! ■•■- <n.
W ileal .S. UnitY (.1 hn L A teat, J, tin
K. Durff i Wholt -ale Gr >eer« and Com-
mission Merchants. 231 West Main.
Wheeler ( urriage C<>. Sami i. Av-rv. pres:
A A Wheeler! - ■• and tr. 8th and'.Main.
Wbeelhouse, \\ m, r e ksmith. 222 cv Main.
Whipple G S. physician. 24$ ISth.
Whipps W C D. pr'ipr Willard Hotel, s-e
cor i '< nter and Jeff
md Feed, North-ea.-t cor. 1. tlerson
and VS onzi I.
\\ ieger Win, furniture mfr, 97 Lampton.
Wiel C K'. dry goods, 420 w Market.
U ieland Win, bal er 107 e Market.
Wiener Mr- :-, dn ss-inaker, Jo2> e Mkt.
Wierwille W F, grocer, 7!"> \v Broadway.
Wiesen Mathias, carpenter, 18 Bullitt.
Wiest Wm, saloon, 722 Portland ave.
Wiezorkosky J, tailor, i 4 u' 2d.
Witj ; ihau • -. wagon-maker, Logan, nr
]\ •■- tuckv.
Wilherding II, shoes,265 e Walnut.
Wilder Edward & Co (Edward Wilder,
A V J\<;:: ■ medicin -, 32 3 I.
Wilder -1. B. & Co. •'■ B. Wilder,
Th<»s. O'Mara, <i. Wilder, T. A. Court-
nay), Wholesale Druggists, 215 West
Main. (See adv.)
Wilki r; lb nn , gi ■• er. 447 5th.
Whitaker& Parsons ((ieti Walter (' Whit- Will. en- if, dry "good.*, 242 e Market.
aker, Frank Parsons), lawyers, 4 Center
White Edward, grocer. 142 5th.
White John A: Co (John and John S),
hides. 07 w Main.
White Jas F & C », .irv goods. 104 w Mkt.
White 11 I, r„ (11 i/U Site;, whol boots
and shoes. 21 i w Main.
White Wm, cigar manf'r, 123 3d.
White Win 1'. phv-i. ian, 257 w Jefferson.
"White & Edwards (1) P White. W S
I'M ward - ., proprs Green-river ToVtacco
War. house, M lin, h ■' 9ch and 10th.
White Line Central Transfer Co, T 11 Up-
perman, agent, 45 w Main.
Whites tone Henry, arch; tec t, i:-w cor .Main
Will - 11 W, ladies' restaurant 385 4th av.
Wilkings W A. . ■ ■ i . i i .» ■ J e tiers on.
Wilkinson Burrell, grocer, 108 '-th.
WillJoltii P., Contractor and Builder,
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Portland Ave-
nue, near N ineteenth.
Willard Hotel, W C D Whip-, prop'r, s-e
cor Center and Jefferson.
Wilcox iV Gibbs Sewing-machine Co, K B
Wooster, maiKiger, 187 1th.
Wille .Mrs Cecelii , tlrv g Is, 301 e Green.
Wille 11. Hour and tV.''d, 180 e Market.
Wilhmis Peter, shoemaker, 190 17th.
Wilh (t Chas h. «alo< n, 195 w FJroadway.
Willging Mrs M, dress-maker, 50* w Mkt.
Willi mis Mr.- Anna, .-igars, 97', 5th.
alld nil 1 1 it t. I vv ii iiiwiia ..u rs jr\iiimt cii^ttrs, s; < 5 olii.
Whitsitt Itev. W. H., Secretary of ! Williams Bros & Co (Albert 0 and Isaac
Faculty Southern Baptist Theological . E), whol liquors, 70 w Market.
Seminary, North Side Walnut, bet. ! Williams C J. broker, 50 4th.
Sixth and Seventh. j Williams David J., Architect, South-
Whittingham Geo S, tiekat-broker, 98 4th, : west cor. Fifth and Main. (.S><? adv.)
ti-ngton U W & Co, druggist-, cor 12 h x\ Williams E i >,agt Singer Mfg Co, 174 4th.
and Jefferson. i Williams Joel, fruits, 429 e Market.
Wibbels Anton, grocer, 180 Jackson. I Williams John, grocer, 3d and Water.
Wibbels. SehnelU-r & Co Ben .1 A Wib- I Williams John, lawyer, 7 Court Pluee.
bels, Fred Sehr.eher, H < ', Wibbels), i Williams Jos S, physician. 95 3d.
;...ok and job printers, 203 e Market. i Williams L L, physician, 3ufi4 e Jetf-n.
jSl£»*?8i f Hi - ■■ . | . ..,,_., _< ., ,-.,■>,, or, i ,,f vitei BE I if. % %
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Distiller's Copper and Iron Burning Brands
STEEL CUTTING LETTERS AND FIGURES, FIGURE WHEELS, 4c.
BITBBEP; STVAJMIIFS,
FLOUR AND TOBACCO BRANDS. STENCIL PASTE AND BRUSHES, STEEL
STAMPS. NOTARY AND SOCIETY SEALS, MONOGRAMS, &c.
No 255 Third Street, (Cld No. 73.)
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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AVil:iiir.;.~ W W & Co | Wm W Williams,
Arthur •! Williams, Alt i :/..-> L Harris),
'■■ bole ale notions, "_ "8 w M ain.
Williamson J B, elk' city ecu rt, City Hall.
Williamson John & Co" John Williamson,
James T Lanham), brass founders, tj3 w
Mai ket.
Wi] lia-m* n .' , sin email er, 71 0 \v SI -: ! .
Wilson Ci irles T, tobacco inspector, 358
w Market.
Wilsun F ( . physician, 210 w Chestnut.
Wilson .' ami -, I ed I > e Gi een.
Wilson Jame i - I3t id Walnut.
Wilson J noes I>. lawyer, Law Temph 3th
and Green.
Wilson John real estate asrt, 105 5th.
Wilson 1. T. d : '; t, .": Vih.
M iio.j q. a teot, 154 w JefiVn.
Wilson Ri! -y JI. dentist 174 v> Chestnut.
Wilson Thomas E, druggist, n-w cor 14th
and Jefferson.
Wilson 'l ho n is G, lawyer, 6 Center.
Wilson W. S., P ?si lent Commercial
Publishing Co., 102 \Y- \ Green.
Wiltheis Fred, shoemaker, "251 e Chi stnut
Wiltheis Jacob, shoemaker. 59 e Walnut.
Winder.-. Catlin & White 1 Samuel Win-
ders, Andrew .1 Catlin, Philip T White .
barbers, 95 6th.
Wing Charles F, lawyer, 7 Court Place.
Wingate ct Kirk [ James Wimrate, Win L
Kirk) wagons, n ;ir ^4 e Market.
Winkels Casper, dry go ids. 408 Preston.
Winkh r Frank V., grocer, 459 e Main.
Winkler G H., Turkish Baths, Gait
House.
Winkler P & Sons 1 Philip Winkler's
estate, Edward and Charles), wholesale
grocers, '■'■ 3 e Market.
Winn Patrick, grocer, 9/3 Lvtle.
Wirms Mr- M iry, gr< ei r. L'tJ 18th
Win3tel Otto, barber, 201 Preston.
Winstel Otto, saloon I4tl i Walnut.
Winston Erasmus X. stei -. 63 3d,
Winter Georg -:' on, 15H w Market
Winter Julius .) r A; Co 1 Julius Winter Jr,
'. merchant tuih rs. 74 4th.
Winter Julius & Co Jii ius Wir ter,
Henry Winter . mer hunt ' >:;"rs and
clothing, s-e i-t~ 3d and Market.
Winterkorn Mrs W. ice h !. 195 I 7th.
Wirgman 13 nry, to! co. fil Preston.
"Wi r> 'i Louis, shoemaker, 192 e Jefferson.
Wirth- A. & Co. An !■— . tt irtle.
Henrv Gratl , Produce and Commission,
112 Second.
WLs'.-hbHiik Louis, Manufa
Children's Carriag< s. To\ ?, \'el •
etc . 327 ! ;•' ■•". e Main. St ■ adv.)
W i • ■' !.i Bros 1 John F and James L), hi ■
and shoes, 10fj 4th.
Wi '■;■:! il, grocer, G ray.
\\ - in i! \\ Jul ,. trroeer, 109 e Walnut.
Witlierspooii IF. .'v., h*
Cloth it g.Gents' Furnishing Goods.Nom,.
east ti rner Fi urth and Jefferson.
Wittei user Phillip S, gri 1 er, s-e cor 1 1 .:.
and Walnut.
W :'- genst» in A, g mts' furnishing \
292 -.v Market.
Wittgenstein M, notions, 52 w Jefferson
WoVoi [I- rm m, sto^ es, 353 e Market.
Vv il ben Anton, si oemaker : 14 w Mar ■ •
Woei er Johi G, i ard :\i ' 30 e Market
Woei tz 1'eter, grocer, S05 v Market.
Wohlgemuth B, cigar mnfr, 47 e Jetfersoi
Wi If Adam, watch-ma ; r, 78 v, Market.
AV ■: I>. grocer. 2S6 e Mark. ;
Wolff Georjro ! Manufacturing), Whole-
-! e Watches. Jewe ry and Silverware,
iier Fouri h n nd Ji rfi rson.
Wolf Henry, Jeweler and Watch-
maker. 154 ai il I'- Pn -ton.
Wolf John, si maker, 218 Ham ck.
Wolf J »hn, bhick-mith, Duncan, nr I5tl .
Wotl John, saloon, Ki\ erside.
Wolf Joseph, saloon. 442 w Main.
Wolf Joseph, bal er 21 w Je.ffer.-on.
Wolf Lee,' « lothing, 50 e Market.
Wolf Mrs M K, i i stumer, 41 •• Ji fferson
Wolf P. ti r, saloon. 188 Pr -ton.
Wolff Henry, Wh. • • and Retail
Dealer in Wine-; arid Liquors, 244 West
Market. \See n-iv.)
Wolff M, groc. r, 134 and 13o Preston.
W Iff Samuel, grocer, 372 tjth,
Wolff Wm A. cigar mnfr, 652 w Market.
Wolff's Hotel, Mrs .1 Wolff, propr, 230 *
Market.
Wolford Mrs Harriet second-hand goods,
103 e Main.
Wolfoi ! H ■ rv. • it v trea*i rer, Citv Hal!
Wolgi rv : C, hi its and shoes, 188 ll'tli
Wolt«*rs J-fcTiry, Architect »nd Super-
intend t, < mrier-J um nal i; lilding. | •• "
fs "i ft Ijnc \ •-' i ' ". ■
\\" iltrii g IS • ry saloon, 303 e J< fferson.
Womacl Jos M, law \ er, 5th and Gr^e .
W. ■ d Ah in A: Co |Alvin Wo d, Wm V
( ' 'linsi, wl liquor, i >r 1st ai I Ma
Wood Bros | Win F. J 15 Woodj, wail
[) i per, 178 4th.
s.ixlJ5ar ilties, Cataloirnes and Price Lists fnr-
t 1i „1 T««!nm(inln ; -,.l Hu- •..-.. t;.' t --■ '.ji';-^. (: rtalnsroes and . ice iiists inr.
flfTVIPll IHP3 ■ ^- &«. A: ■ idtoFR] D ISilEDrNG, 835
jfiH-liUUitUlul MyiUmUUlU Broadway and 830 ] • Fourth Street, LOl 3, MO.
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Oil No. 55 Breen St, let. 2a and 34,
(New No. 211.)
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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A. BOLDT & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and S" 'ppers of
)ysters, Fish, Game
^&.2<TJD CELSBT.
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No. 3,4 (Old No. 90 Second Street,
LOTJISVILLE, - KENTTJCKY.
fi«a|,*fl5|« ffWfl IfWfl'Pfl Wc drslre Ml Vri3titc<(s :im1 Cornice firms to
ycmiMtiuiiicnie »i;>t 11* «£>uut Zinc Orimmrnts.
Isife mbiti MVlUiKi AJJiess "J. W. ATKINSON, 3i3-32! So. Clinton St., Chicago, lil.
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Wood Gcorjrc F. & Co. (George F. Yai ecy it.s < ; W (Chrisn ,32« w Chestnut.
Wood, Wrn. Cave . Auction and Cum- Yandeil 1) W, phvsician, 260 w Chestnut'
mission. 233 Wr-t Main. Vandal] L P. phv>ieian, ill w Broa I way."
Wood John, barber, V>2 Preston. Y'ea^er F.dward, "saloon 333 Rudd ave. "
W( odbridge 0. Walker 1) Walker, G X V, ung Adam, barber, hi e Market.
Wood'biidge), leaf-tubaee«>, 304 w Main. ■ Young August, harness, 30 w Market.
Wood bun Chas I,, dn ... . i t. 44S 1st. | Young Conrad, eo. tier. 32 2d.
Wo Hand Garden, ''■■ His Borden propt, Youn<? Havden M. lawver. lf>6 w Jeff.
1, ■:■ 1 ol Market. Yen - I E i r\ . • s 3d.
Wood do J i! B, groc I w Market. | Young Men's I ristiai Association, Poly-
Woodsmali John C, justice 100 e Green. technie Library Bui] line, ] 70 4th ave.
Woodson Isaac '!"., Lawyer; Othee in Young Philip, blacksmith. 360 e Green.
Law Building, South-eus-t cor. Green j Young Wrn H. grocer, 8U5 w Jefferson.
and Center. >'■ • • . VoiimrA Trafou« I Bennett 11 Young,
Wen I ward C, b •. i Jerferson. Edmund T Trn ue'i. Law vers, 12 Center.
Wooldridge P, lawyer, 3< oi rt Place. Yung Geo, confectioner ,341 Br adway.
Wool folk Leander C, lawyer. 00 5th. | Zabel Frederick, Cooper, 07 Mary.
Wool folk Lucieri M. iawver. 00 5th. j Zabel Henrv, h . m: fr, 26-1 e Main.
Wooli'olk&C H ■- i c,Sam.'l Zabel WmA Bn» ( William and Richard),
(f Boyle), si ip ehandl rs, 04th va t- ■ in -. 521 Preston.
Woo I ley Robert W. lawyer, 85 5th. ; Znltll & Rankin [Charles Zahn and
Wooster Reuben B, manager Wilcox & \ Prank Rankin), Southern Standard
GibbsS M Co 1ST 1th. Scale Works, 301 West Main, bet. Ninth
Wooten & Co |T IS and E F Wooten), I and Tenth. (See adv.)
mdse brokers n-w cor orb and Main. ; Zahner Charles O., Restaurant. Ball
Wortman Win I?, hats ■■ < I caj -, 122 w Mkt. | and Party Supj ers a Specialty, 76 Third.
Wrampelmeier Furniture MnfgCo (John : Zanone Mrs Mary, fruit etc, 310 Preston.
II Wrampelmeier, F Wm Wrampel- ! Zapp Chas, restaurant, 110 w Main,
meier, Aug Schmiedekiiecht, Fred Use), ■ Zapp Jacob, restaurant. 535 w Main,
proprs Southern steam furniture factory, ' Zehnder Chas, saloon, 220 e Green.
15th bet Rowan and P rtl'd ive. j Zehnder Dominick, saloon, cor Baxter ave
Wrampelmeier & Co J. ! n 11 Wrampel- j and Bardstown rd.
meier, Fv.-d A Schmiedekiiecht, Fred j Zeigler Val, blacksmith, 64 Frankfort ave.
Use and Fred W Wrampelmeier), fur- ; Zeijer Caspar baker, 273 Storv ave.
niture, 98 w Mam. j Zeller Michael, stoves, 290 e Market.
Wrocklage Aug, grocer, 202 e Jefferson. ; Zerre Aug, shoemaker, 722 w Broadway.
\V rock I age Herman, gr< cer. 153 Roselane. | Ziegler Christ, carpenter, 732 w Market.
T\ uersch Kastor, saloon, 08 e Market. ! Zimmer Frank, shoemaker, 345 e J etferson.
Wuestefeld August, General Store, ! Zimmerman Peter, dyer, 172 e Market.
009 West < hestnut. I Zimmermann & Co (Peter Zimmermann,
Wunsch Ignatius, grocer, 171 e Marker. M Burg; ), vinegar- works, 78 3d.
Wunseh Ludwig, brush mnfr, 54 w Mrkt. ; Zirnhelt J. bo >t and shoemaker, 200 Gray.
Wuraoh & SeholU, gi ers. 10 w Market. : Znuit & lvimmcl (Jno. F. Zmut,
Wursch Jos K, shoemaker, 301 Rth. I Frederick K mniel , Watch-makers and
Wurster Gottlieb, blacksmith, ?56 Preston. \ Jewelers, 107 Last Market. (Seeade.)
Wurth Stanislaus, gro< er, 00 Mary. I Zoeller F hvard, bakery, 790 w Market.
Wurtman -Mr- D, notions. 219 Story ave. j Zoeller Mrs Mary, notions, lfi 3d.
Wurtzburger A. dry _-•■ >d . 113 e Market. Zoeller Wm, r. nfecti 'ncrv. Isi a. id Gray.
Wj att John, saloon, 10th and Madison. • /. emisch li mry, gr< cer, 2(3tb an i "U a'.nut.
Wyatt Wash, undertaker, 7th and Jetf. , /.. 11 John, boot? and shoes, 251 12th.
Wybrant V, photographer, 141 w Market I Zorn Chas, plumber, 338 Preston,
Wyman Jno, saloon, IStti and Walnut Zorn Geo, plurnher. 210 5d.
Yackley Charles, Mai ufai turer Bone | Zorn Sebastian & Co, grain And commission
Dust. Grease and Bones, 153 Ohio, bet. I dealers, 22 2d.
Marion and Limit n. i s" e idr.) j Zuluf Geo, barb< r, 210 w Jefferson.
Yueger Louis, second-hand goods, 93 1st. I Zutt Daniel, salo »n. 15 4th.
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LOVEL.A-CEVILLE. Sometimes
l;;,,| pin Hook, is in the eastern portion
Bullurcl county, 8 miles cast of liiai -
ville, the county-sent. It was firsts
] >2, and now has a population i
\ team grist and saw-mill, a church and
seminary are hi re. Paducah, 1G miles
• rth- •:;-.!., is its shipping point by the P.
,v K. It. R. and the ! >hio rh er. and • i -■
i .ation of the nearest bank. Stage to
Paducah tri-weekiy; fare $1. Mai tri-
weekly. V. S. Lovelace, postmaster.
Dismukes BT, dentist,
drington LH, grocer.
-..,! »tt E D, -u'l'".'!l.
Frev & Ashbrook, undertakers.
Ilinchel S K, police judge.
Holt W B. marshal.
Lovelace A., Hotel and Genera! Store.
i ..% elai e J M, phv sician.
Lovelace V. S., General Store.
McGee \V II. general store.
Mason I N, gun >tnith.
M iore .! 1>, groceries.
Payne J B. physician.
Preston S B, constable.
Roa< h & Holt, groceries.
Triee, Hinekey Aj Trice, Saw and
Grist-mill.
Young J G, physician.
Spilman A T, miller. *
Spiiman .1 H, railroad and express agt.
LOWE'S. A small settlement in
Graves county, lo miles from Maysville,
the county-seat, and 18 from Paducah, the
-.,.;■, • ,; p -..and about 250 miles from
Lo iville Population lb. Semi-weekly
. .: John It. L iwe, postmaster.
Baldwin \Y It, lead er.
Baker T M. phv.-ieian.
Bla. kbiini Rev' \V H Baptist).
Harlin \V 11. clour and saw-mill.
Hocker E T. physician.
11' gan K v S A i Baptist).
Lowe «). It., General Store.
Lowe Rev \V F i Baptist).
Nahan Rev R VY li iptUt).
Peck li T, ■ ■■■ : •■ and w as
\\ iikei'son John, u- neral store.
-maker.
LOYLY1LLE. A country post-
■ .'.ii..-e, in Spencer county. No village. Mail
by special supply." E. Marshall, post-
master.
LOAVELL. In the southern part of
Garrard county, on the Richmond branch of
the L. & N. It' R., 10 miles east of Lancas-
ter, the county-seat, 122 south-east of Louis-
ville. Daily* Mail. J. II. Spiiman, post-
master.
Anderson Win A, surveyor.
Argo R M, harness-maker and hue-keeper.
Arnold T B, blacksmith.
B :st E. live stock.
Burn '.'. - .1 imes S, dt puty clerk.
Carter •< B, general store.
Co >c! nan Re\ YV 0 Presbyterian).
Hurt Wm, road-makev
Merryman Jacob, shoemaker.
Rams ?y B, pin -i iai
Rolston Join . car] enter.
Sch i ilw L R, j istioe.
Scott James, blacksmith.
LOWMAXSYILLE. This is a
little cluster of houses on the Big Sandy
river, in Lawrence county, 18 miles t'rora
Willard Station, the nearest railroad ap-
proach, and 19 miles from Louisa, the
count} -s. -at. Mail semi-weekly. II. Borders,
postmaster.
Borders Hezekiah, Saw and Carding-
mill.
Bordry, Slow A Co, general store.
Mackfnzy Hiram, blacksmith.
LUCAS. A small country post-office
in Letcher county, 10 miles north of
Whitesburg.
LUDLOW. A station on the C. S.
R'y, in Kenton county, 148 miles by Ohio
river from Louisville. It is only one mile
from (\'\ ington, of which place it is a sub-
urb, and o from Hebron, with which it is
connected bv daily stages. Here are t>
churches. 2* schools, and 1.000 people.
Adams Express. Daily mail. H. 11. Smith,
p< >stmaster.
Barr Jas II, lumber.
Bentlev M & Sons, liquors.
Carro 1 C 11. Jr, saloon.
( 'lark .] C, confectioner.
Crall \- Wall, coal.
Erchilk Henry, baker.
Evans Israel, physician.
Gibbs A. Co, grocers.
Grieme J II, tjroeer.
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Hanrteford Rev T (Methodist).
Harwood C M, brick-mold rafr.
Hav W 15. plane fai Lor v.
Hedge* S J. coal.
Jones C ¥. physician.
Nixon Jas, carpenter.
}*: :-> & ( !o. rail v, ny supplies.
KiiiV- & Smith. Druegista.
Hvan W J,
Sloick Win, bub tier.
Smith L I), general store.
Smith S ,!, wagon-maker.
Staph Christian, bo' ts and shoes.
Steen Rev M D II i Presbyterian).
Tann' r J ('. express agt.
Venn Bros, painters.
VValnier < leo, coal.
"Wesm r .] >hn, b< ot an i slio m iker.
Wih , ;;./ :;.. brii lc-lay< r.
William John, produce.
LUSBY'S MILL. Has 100 inhab-
itants, is a villau • . Uwen < >unty, 8 miles
east of Owenton, the county-seat. Ships
tobacco, wheat, and hogs. I i. *• Big Eagle
creek furnishes power here. Land valued
at $10 to $40 per acre. Ship to Blanchett,
on the C. S. K'y, 9 miles east. An op*n-
ing here for a blacksmith. Mail tri-
weekly. A. B. Acre, postmaster.
Acre «X: Kill 111 an, Gi neral Store and
Distiller.
Kinman Y K. flour-mill.
Kii man P C, blaoksmit h.
Kimiiail W. I*., Hotel and Saloon.
Lusby Alfred, wagon-maker.
Lusby Rev John, shoemaker.
Scott R L, gi neral itore.
Smitl er A W physician.
Stamper Hugh, general store.
Stamper Jus II, druggist.
Taylor A P, physi :ian.
LYNN, Sometimes called Libert)
is on Tygurt's creek, a water-power Etrettn
in Greenup county, 7 miles west ol Gree
up, the county-seat and shipping point oa
th« E. K.R'y. Bank at Greenup. ('..•,
potatoes and wheat comprise the export*
| Population 100 Mail semi-weekly. BacH
i Waring, postmaster. .
! Bennett i'». F., Flour-mill.
j Carnegy S 11 . justice.
i Farmer Rev J , Methodist |.
! N i. hoi? J< s, blai ksmith.
Secreet C W, phvsician,
Warring Rev F "(Muchudistj.
IVXN CAMP. A small post-office
in Laurel ounty. 170 miles from Louisvi l<
11 from London, the county-sent, and 27
from Livingston, the nearest railroad sta-
tion. Daily mail. Maggie B. Craig, poft-
mast( r.
Barton W R, physician.
Blair Rev John (Methodist I.
Duiin i: Herrin, blacksmiths.
Elliott Jacob, constable
Elliott Jesse, flour-mill.
Grinstead lb>v J P (Methodist).
Harber Fuel, bla< ksn ith,
Harris Samuel, di.-tiller.
Hodge S N, h itel propr.
Hodge & Elliott, flour-mill.
Jones J C A. Evan, live sto
Karr Rev Add (Christian ).
Lar.ham A bel. ju.-tice ot peace.
Lovell I) W, _ -!,i"-ii! store.
MeHargueJ R. general store.
Mellargue Matt, flour-mill.
Scales .N M. phy.-ician.
Woodward J G, justice of peace.
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LYNDON. A station on the L., C.
& L. R'y, in Jefferson county, 8 miles
from Lou isrille. Here are *J churches and
a public ichool. Adams Express. Daily
mail. Wm. Osborn. ]>■ stmaster.
Hopsyn Jos. physician.
Lewis Herman, physician.
Osboril Win, Station Agt.
W hitaker \\ niter, law yer.
Wilson S T, in ■»•.■ e agt.
\\ ilson W S, broker.
Wood Alvin, wholesale whiskv.
L.YXNVILT.E. With about 150
habit-ants, is an incorporated village in the
southern portion of Grave-; county. ' '•'
miles .-o'l^h of Mayfield. the county-scat,
bank locution and most convenient s-'.i; -
ping point, on the M„ P. vV N. K. R. A
good opei ing i -re for a druggist. Pr -
duce is marketed, and land is worth *•"• to
fie unimproved, and $8 to f 1 "• improved
Mail semi-weekly. W. H. Howard, post-
master.
Canter R. A., Phvsician.
(;•.• r S F. phy sician.
Denton Rev E C L < 'hrist lan).
Enimerson J T, general store.
-■ • npn > 1-TVS TU TT) Withov.t reference to t!i ■■ at we at.1
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Kvans IIoa \\ IL ■ M K Church Sb
Hull W. !!. & It. A.. Genen I Store.
Howard W. II.. Hotel.
VlcCune W I.I, undertaker
Nanney K II, saddle and harness-maker.
Smithe W E, cooper. ,
IjYONIA. Lo dly
ville, i.-i a small settlement in Hancock
■ -unty, 1(5 milt - si uth-west of the county-
seat, riav ■ - vil ie. The mo>t eon' ■ i :
point to ship to is! < tover] > rt on the Ohio
ru er. i'r< i ; ■ is marketed !/• ; ; ■■ I >n
70. Mail tri-weekly. J bl. Quisenbci ry,
post-master.
Quisenlicri'j J. II., General Store.
Sand :rs l)-i vi.i .: . - - ; i . • ) i .
Sanders Morrison A. saw
Speni jt George, bl ick unith.
McAFEE. Known as Eldu ado, in
the northern part of Mercer county, • )
miles north of Harrodsburg thi i i t ■, -
seat, its nearest shipping poini by rail, on
a stem of the C. S. K'y. Daily mail »i i
stage to Harrodsburg and Frankfi rt. Fare
to the former point, $2.50; to tin latter, 30
cents. Population ~U0. Richard S. Pax-
ton, p >stma«t< r.
McAfee F M. general store.
Pavtou llichard S,, Druggist.
Schrvock Win, ^rroi er.
Wright J M, grocer.
ftlcDAXTELS. A settlement of 35
people, in Breckinridge county, 11 miles
from Leitch field, the nearest railroad sta-
tion, and 70 from Louisville. Hen; is a
saw-mill, 1 church and a free school.
Wi ekly stage to Leilchtield, fare*l. Mail
semi-weekly. S. A. Catlin, postmaster.
Bruce C A, dentist.
Cannon & Rh - -. leaf-tobacco.
Catlin Mr- Amelia, music teacher.
Catlin S. A., Ph ■ sieian.
Frank J II. shi . ict tv.
1! art John II. physician.
li .v- Win : • <•] smith,
ileyser K T v.\. Br >, general store.
Hornbeek . flour-n II.
Hunter (' T, ?aw
Hunter HA, ws con-maker.
Hunter & il unlet, saw mill
1 . -v. is Klias, artist.
I'aLr.i- -n Ja,. justice of peace.
i'.ir- >n .1 oseph, i unstable.
Petty II C. saloon,
tih ■ i ■■.- Frank, just ice of peai ••.
Rhodes T H, hotel.
MCDOWELL. A small village in
Fl >yd c unity, '20 miles fn m Prestonburg,
n\ -seat, fi om whii h ph c» it re-
ives a Ay mail. Wi I • . r' Ha
postmaster.
\ I r Vi _• :neral store.
( ribsoi I '• B, teacher.
Hull Wilbur Sr„ General Store and
Live S >< k.
Hall Wilbur Jr, justice of peace
Hall Rev Wilson ( ).
Han ikon Mi D mi el, c mst tble.
ii awo'.i . '•.. pin sieian.
MeCury John, < ■ ■ ,.
M >ore Wm, carpi nter
M »ore II, flour-mill
St»ni ■ ms, ( rreen, bia* ks nitli
Stum I W H, ihoemaker.
McHENRY. Incorporated as a vil-
lage, is in the central southern part of Ohio
county, and is a - ation on tin P. A E. li.
II., &* miles south of Hartford, the county-
seat, arid 111 from Louisville, wb • I le
banking is done. Coal-mining i- tl
business here, ?ome 40U carloads
shipped per month. Population 350. Ex-
press Southern. Mail daily. "W. G Dun-
can, postmaster.
Bean -1 J. blacksmith.
Burten W H. R K agent.
Duncan D S drusrgist.
Duncan ^V <r. Express Agent and Su-
perintendent Mi Henry Coal Co.
Mellenry Coal Co., Coal Miners.
Taylor V M, physician.
McREE. A village of 80 people in
.! ■. ksoti i " : . of v. hich it is the c< unty-
m nt, 175 miles from LouisvilU Livi _;-
ton, \'J miles -outh, is the nearest railroad
f)ii • Semi-weekh mail. J. W. Baker,
post mast< r.
Baker J. \V., Jailer.
i urlton J S, 1 i» yer.
lb, \ s Sanui'd. store and hotel.
\i Gu - W S, sen sral -:■ re.
Morris Llenn . carpenter.
\ ance J P, fiour-mill.
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For Churches, ■•.•'., ■>,■■,. Lodges, Mining and nil (
^orations, Medals; Hotel, I'ool and Baggage t j,
» i3BWU«.vl J . UOCHE, Ecjraver ana Lie Sirier, 166 Randolph St., CSICASJ,
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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McKIXXKY .STATION. On th.
C. S. R'y, 8 mil south of Stanford, th«
county-seat, and 14u soulh-ea r of Louis-
vilie. Adams F. x press. Daih mail. Pap-
ulation 100. '1 . J. Christensun. postmaster.
Chris U'lJiSoil rl\ J., General Store.
George \V •!. tiotei.
George ,v Mi Kinney, bo ■. and shoemakers.
.' ones ! ' > u ~ .■:-._■ nerai store.
Molnt sb & Fields, blacksmiths.
Rifle .) A, druggist.
Sehultz G W, express agent.
McVAUY STATION. A settle-
ment in Muhlenl rg county, on the P. <£:
E. R. R., 142 miles from Louisville, and 'J
from Greenville, the county-seat. Daily
mail. G. J. I>ri: ■.■ ster.
Bard 1, F, p h\ - iau.
KriggS Cieorye J., Lumber Dealer
and Railroad Ag».-nt.
Briggs J I!, stave and saw-mill,
Eaves G W Jr. I. af-tobacco.
Fabel A: Krauth, livestock.
Hughes J T, general store.
McPHEKSOX. This village, with
100 inhabitants, is in the central part of
Letcher county. Troublesome creek fur-
nishes power. Whites. buric, the county-
seat, is 27 miles south-east. G >ods can be
shipped to Livingston. 100 miles west,
which is the nearest railr >ad approach,
or to Prestonluirg. 40 mile? east, on the
west fork of the Big Sandy river. An
extension of the L. & N. 11. R. from
Livingston is being constructed, which wiil
give the place a more convenient shipping
point. Mai! semi-weekly. Adaline Rich-
mond, postmaster.
Allen F. P.
Calhoun D \\*. pin sician.
Childers G B, livestock.
Cornett N W, milh.T.
Dingus M G & 1. general store.
Draughn A 11, n Ih r.
Draughn J W, live sto< k.
Duke John, d ■> p> r
Haguns T <'. General Store.
Hays (I. b< ot and shoemaker.
H :;;. s Lou's, justice.
Hopper W C, lumbei
Nicki :- Win, general -r' re.
Perkins K P, miller.
Perkins Frank, constable.
Pigman Ja.s M, justice.
Richmond li. V., General Store.
S] irk man John, miller.
Walker Milton, blacksmith.
MACEDOMA. A post-office
Christian county, ti miles from Friei d
from w henc< t ;•■■ 'ei ves mail by
supply.
MACKYFLLE. An incorporated
town in Washington county, 11 miles north
east of Sprii yiield, the county-s< at in ..
nearest bank location, and U0 soutl -
Louisville. G i- must be shipped
Bi umstield. 1 1 mil< - south-east, on • :
lino* d!!e branch L. & N. R. R. A hot.
i> needed here. Win t forms the ciiii i
shipment. Mail tri-weekly. L. L. Hick-
erson. postmaster.
Allen Ji C. physician.
Allin .Uh George, millinery and notions,
Allin Phil T. general store.
Bowles T M, wagon-maker and constable.
Bricken & Son, saddlery.
Brown "Henry, grocer.
Clark J R furniture and undertaker.
Cox II P, physician.
Duncan J W . shoemaker.
Foley <i B, justice.
Goi dman <t 11. physician.
Gray J S, wagon-maker.
Hinier Rev Wm i Methodist).
Kays oc Kavs, druggists.
Lair . physician.
Mayes Samuel, live stock.
Pet< rs J S, general store.
Riley Wm, lawyer.
Robinson A: Lir-y. flour-mill.
Sherley Rev Wm (Baptist).
Shoemaker Colvin, live stock.
Sweeney J W, blacksmith.
Sweeney L. furniture and undertaker.
Yancey Rev Wm (Christian).
Vanosdal & Co, flour-mill.
Watfnel Win. blacksmith.
Wveotl .1 A. hotel and iiverv.
MAJMSONYIFFF. With apopu-
latioii of 1.S7H. is the county-seat of Hop-
kins countv. arid a station on the St. L &
S. E branch of L. .V N. R. R. It was set-
t-'i in ISOti, incorporated as a town h
18< 8, and as ;t city in 1878. The assessed
valuation of the city is $400,000, and it has
■ .7f ft f., ,' ."jsSaS* jf ' 3S ('■::-■." ■■••■ r ,S4f>.000,0i ofFira R< 5 |£
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a bunded debt of J!V.T'"». It contains an
en tor prising weekh no ■• pi per, " ') be Ken-
tucky Republican,'1 12 £o< i ': l< Is, a c irt-
houso, and county jail, the latter lately
erected at a cost o"f S* 000, 3 flour-i - "t
tol i co facto rit s, 5 ch •■(.•ties and 2 >d pub-
lic and private scttoo'w. Several new
I lings have L> ■ n ' . ' ■
past ;. car, a: d 1 be place is rapid iy ■■■ -■ .11 •
ing an important ]>;i;:r. Stage to Provi-
■ i ■. ■ IG miles I tan t, fare ■:•■'. - - r 1 trip.
Express Southern. .Mail daily. E. IS.
Fr< -t. postmaster.
Aeon Jas C, justice of peace.
Adams Jno T. station and express agent,
ami W U tel 1 peralor.
Arnold Vi 1 • M • .'. a 11 nery.
Bailc\ VY m M. -• wing-machines
Baker David W. sal , ,n.
Becker & Hoffman's R!ectro-Va-
l»()l* Baths, rl. II. Ilol Ttson, Pj >pri-
etor. ' >;';!■ e, 1! bertson House.
Beesoii Chas F. li\ e stock.
Belmont Hotel, Morton & Miles, proprs.
Beugger Jacob, bakerv and confectionery.
Bishop W \V & Co, . n r I -• re.
Boring Hanson, s< liool ti-m her.
Bourland i>. hardware, agr ini] s, and seeds.
Bourland \l< nry F, ju.-tii •■ of peaei .
Bourland II R, saw-miil (3 miles east).
Bourland Wm 11. lav vcr.
Bourland & Wiiittinsrhill J- R.
Bourland, James W. WhittinghilD.
Manufacturers of, and Wholesale !'■'■ alers
in, Saddlery, Harness, Bridles, Hai es,
Collars, etc.
Boyle Henr}' D, physician.
Bradley Amos K. lawyer.
Brooks Thos .M. hides and pelts.
Brown Jas 11. jvi-=ti< r- if pi ace.
Rr«.wn RH & Bro. live <toek.
Brown & Bro stock dea rs 2 miles east).
Brown & Murphy, leaf-tol .,• co.
Brown & Pernberton, furniture and under-
takers.
Browning J F & Co, genera! store.
Bryant Wvatt, saw-mil! (■> miles westj.
Coleman l'l J, live stock.
Collins < reo, tailor.
' ' bs John, carpenter arid builder.
Cott ,1 iV Ram>ey, b> if-tobi 1 co.
Cox John R, li\ ery -table
I >avi.> & William- ,»ir,e« and li mors,
Dempsey Dubart 's F. physician.
Detnpsey .1 Flet< her. county attorney.
it Davis,
Eugene
Earle John B, lawyer.
1.'. pin I- lour-mills, Show ers
prop'rs.
b igeley Geo \\ , jeweler.
Fowler Thos T, saloon.
Fisher Paul. salo. n.
Frost & Morton i K. B. Fr
ton ;, B01 '.-. Sta! : ■ e'r\
Pictures. Fram •-. etc. Post
Fry Phi! W, gc! ■ ra! store.
Gardiner Tim • VV, , .-;■• sician.
Gill Thos J, stoves arid tin.
Couch Si as. bla' I -u itli.
Hall Dixon, c unt\ judg< .
Hardman & I! >berts, pi otographers.
Harrig Caspar, boot ana shoemaker.
Harvey John F>. saloon.
H.ick< rsmith L D, contractor and brick-
layer.
Hoffman Wm, dentist.
Holeman N M, druggist and bookseller.
Holland W J, planing-mill and lumber.
Hollinger Wm C, jew< ler.
Hollomau & Soi . I« -toba< co.
Hopewell Rev .1 C J Baptist).
Howard Thomas, meat market.
Jagoe M II A; Co, general store.
Jones Alex R, drv goods, notions, etc.
Jones Brothers (T. 1'-. an i J. F.),
Manufacturer.* Farm and Spring Wag-
ons, Buggies, Carriages; all kinds of Re.
pair Work dune to order; also dealers
in Plows.
Kahn Mas, general store
Kosure tV Lunsford, produce, urain. hide?.
Laffoon & Gordon (Polk Laffoon, Wm L
Gordon . law and real estate.
Littlepage Thoi ias C, leaf-tobacco.
Lloyd John, boot and shoemaker.
Long Mrs M C, bakery and confectionery.
Lunsford James P, general store.
McGrew Isaac T, groceries and crockerv.
Madisonville Flour-mills, W A Polk. propY.
Madisonville Time.- (weekly), Z F 1'oung,
edit r n nd propr.
Madisonville Wagon and Car-
riag"e Works, Jones Bros., Propri-
et 'fv
Martin John, wagon-maker.
Matthews, Aaron, meat market.
Miles Samui ! T, groceries and queensware.
Moore Thorn is II, physician.
Morton John <i.. Banker.
M irton rh 'i is II, c nera! store
Morten vV Miles (Charles E Morton ar-.d
Samuel 'J' Miles), proprs lie!!!. oat Hotel.
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5 LOUISVILLE, - . •■ -'---]
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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Murphv Charh = H, druggist.
Murphy Mrs Mary M, millinery.
'. - it James M, sheriff.
.'. :• i t \\ in A liv er\
Niabet Wm W, general store.
Noel George W, physician.
Oldham J imes 1.. groceries and dry goods.
Orr Wm D, lawyer.
Osburi • • - ■ u- and builder.
•sburn Wm 1 gii
. mb srton .1 M, ieaf-tob u :o.
Polk Wm A, propr flour-mills.
Porter Win II. barl er.
rs Sa: el pr >pr Farmers' Mills.
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Jt'riti hett I '■ nelius 15, marble-works.
Pritehett H mice, c irdin ;-i sill.
Pritehett James W, ph\ sieian.
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Pritehett A: Morton, !enf-t« b id o
'■•■: mis ••. George W, lawyer.
Rash & Nisbe't, drug? gi eeries, books, etc.
Robert-sou House. R. H. Roberts m,
Propri ;tor.
Robertson Robert H., Proprietor
Robertson House. Rates. ?1 per day.
Good Sai iple R i -ins. Also Pr iprietor
Dr.'s Becker & Hoffman's Electro-Ther-
r, ,1 and Vapor Baths, in connecti '
with the hoti I.
'•' ,1 inson It-- A: Co. blacksmiths.
Rock Charles, boot and shoemaker.
Rock Miss Lizzie, millinery and hair,./' ids.
Ross James B, ^rocerii 3.
Ruby John E, groceries, queensware,
books, notions, to\ s, etc.
Saltzrnan Mrs Jennie, millinery and dress-
making.
Schimmel L >uis W, stoves and tinware.
Scott .' >im T. police.
Shepherd I ; ■■ as, tailor.
Showers & Davis | Wm W Showers II G
Davis), tlour-n il
SI ,-,,,, i'li. ctoi ki r\ and groceries.
Si it hi Virgil, leaf-toba< • >.
Smith Washington B. circuit clerk.
- . ,i K ,bert C. countyclerk.
S irks & S in p '■ !•' b '■■.
- , ■ [t, h -. :i. raroor.ier.
Waddill A: ''• ". - \ rs.
Weatberiv < '■■■'> L. ' -:r i ' are, groceries i tc.
Wells Columbus T. marble-works.
W U Tel ■trrapb Co. .1 T Adams manager.
WhittinL'bill J S & Co general store.
Wicks J..»*-pli T. liven, stable.
Widler John, meat market.
\\ idler Mrs Mary, bakerv and •■■-. i irai
dson -x I5err\ Iry goods, groeerie ■
Wrigbi I' i md un lert ' ■•-
\ ales Wm T. wagon-maker.
Young Z F, editor and proprietor Madison
ville Times.
MAG AN. Ohio county, 14 mile* fro
1, the •■■■■':.' Populati ':
Mail tri-weekly. Liiram U Kirk, post-
master.
Oillison G P, hotel.
.1 • nson David li. blacksmith.
K • 1 i: ■, ■ ■ eral st re.
Westei rield Wm 1». physii ian.
MAGNOLIA. This is a village ir.
south-eastern part oi I.aRin county 10
iuih - - .• b- :• ;t ■•ill' [g.-nsville. thei
seat, and t',0 south o! Loui-vilb S i
12 miles nortb-w< st, on the L. & N. R. K ,is
m< <t convenient shij pin ■ \ ■ '-
Bank at Eliz tb -t htown. Popu al ti ; ■
• • . ire tobacco and st< ck. Mail
semi-weekly. W. T. Bu^t, postmaster.
Abney J C, general store.
Abney M A. distiller.
Bright Allen, shoemaker.
Burns & Co klev, general store.
Bush W. T., Druggist.
Clapti n .1 R, disl -
C icklftv J, hotel pn pr
Mouser J M. blacksmith and wagon-maker.
1'. , ... r 1! F - . .v-rnill steam).
Peterson >I. B., Physician.
llog.^r- & Gardner, carpenters.
Tate G W, saw and n ur-mili.
Thomas Henry meats.
Thornbern L J, constable.
Thornberry Naee. blacksmith.
Turner W F, distiller.
WimsetteJ li, wagon-maker.
MAMMOTH CAVE. (See Cave
Citvi.
MANCHESTER. Anincorp
town, wi i ft popu >: :on of 1<!>>. '- -
s b f Cla\ conn! <. Tb« north i i
the K entueky riv er u Surds ex< elb ntp ■••
).,., ivhich -■• . eral grist and --i"1. mills are
run. Li vii .-•>:. on the Knnxv
L & S. R. 11.. ?>~t miles -i. rtb-west.
, . . :■ .< railroad appro u li and shi]
station. Bank at Stanford. Wool, feati -
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.,jt, ani] lumber arc shipped. Mai: daily
H 1'. White, postmaster.
: ;. ii .! il & G . Iniu cists.
( ihliron Llomilv ,,: Co. g> neral store.
,, in hi-,1 '! T, sail uam.i icturer.
Ilaniicholl Win, Carpenter.
,;ir.l J '. ■;. i aroenter.
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h,,ii.-. ! - [j ii store.
11 .;' • ■ Win j. blacksmith.
Johnson Melville, iu-tiue.
Los/iiiskv 1 ■'• -'■ nerai store.
L i as J.-hn, liwtel.
Lvile David law rer.
pi :. r \\ m. sIi.h maker.
Rubinson Alien E, jus! i ■ .
>: ■■. \ a !J '■ I :■ _•".-'::: store.
'1 il, • " ■- ■ ' ■
Tuttb C l>. lav .■■!•.
Whit. 13 P & Km :.. nera! store.
\\ bite <S Reid, di iL's.
Y, u .- '1 it -. i-arp« nt< r.
MAXXSV1L.LK. In the eastern
I irt of l':i ■■ ' >v ■■ mty, 1" idle: ist ol
Campbeilsviile, the county-st at, -0 south
of Lebanon, its nearest -hi] pii j" |
on the Ki:-v. ilii b: u of the L. .V >■
R. It., and 87 south'* ast of !. - . : ■.
Semi-weekly mail. Edmond Pen n. post-
master.
Floyd Win, phvsician.
Floyd John F. physician.
Furl; ison Thos D, blacksmith.
Mercer J as 0. blacksmith.
Peilli Edmond, (" eral Store.
MARIOX. 1. o :ated in the central
part ot Crittenden c i.uity, ol vhieh it is
the seat of : isi ice: '-■ is lirst settled
the 3 • ar I> 17, and ; an im orp< rati d town
. ;' -'..:,.,• :-•" ; ' ibitants. Crool d creek
here furnishes power, which. h«.w. ,er, is
not utilize !. A new - >a] it ai d a st' im
: here: also 'J, ehurcl s and a
j ■.:■:• sell i.'i. I'll il : . I I •
proa di and bank lo itioii is Princeton. 'J.\
, . ?ou a, on tl •■ 1'. & E U. K.. altl o igh
. .. ! . , . ■. ■ ■ - ! p] I to V\ -ton, )'.'. i iies
; north, on tb • • >! . • ri\ ■ r. Daih sti e ti
Prim ' i In ng the sui mer m mths.
W iol, potat ies, ai I -' ck are shippi d.
Express A lams. M id Udl\ . J. IT. iliii-
yard, | ost aster.
Blue A. Finl . lawyers.
Cameron T •), icem ral store.
Carnal fin G W, iiroci ry.
( ' -aw ford .1 W, ph\ sii ian.
Critt rub-n Press.
1 lean .1 E, live stock.
I >ean T L, physician.
Donnell K A. county judge.
Darr K I!, furniture.
Doss & Miles, livery,
i D'>Uijlas 11 S A Co, hotel and ejroceries.
Edrhigt ti lb v .1 J, , Methodist .
i Ellioti 1 . livery.
j Garnett Rev .1 \> Pn sbvterian i.
I G< ttii gs 11 A, live stoi
! Gilbert A C, harness-maker.
i Grav Geo C, general st. re.
If:. yes M L. sJi, • maker.
Ha\ nes II A, circuit clerk.
Elavm i K F, la ■ ' er.
| HillyardJ. II., Druggist.
lb Ige H A. school commissioner.
II. due S, distiller.
Lura I W. b
Meli tire .1 J. drusr^ist.
Mortran W M, i m .table.
MAl'LFJJIOVr. In Trigger n-
ty, is a villag • containing al mt ">U : ■ -■■ is,
and is situated 7 I miles s. ui h of ' 'i li '..
: ie ci nity^eat. ti id -J - adh-wi -' of ti .p-
kinsville, on the L. & X. U. It., the nearest \ jaInA A Cnice, lawyers.
; I road ap] i •■ ; . and 4' eu.-t o! Ca iton
the in .-t >•-'•:'. • ien • lippi ig 1- int, on tin
Cumberlan 1 ri\ er, and Ibo ,s ?i -f 1 ■
\ il e. '!' ibae >, corn, w eat I . -. and Xunn -I J, :-i v \ er.
■ iti ■ form tl -1 iments. M ii. -■ mi Parii .1 'A >S Co, :l an flour-mill.
:■■ :ekly. C. T. P.ridu-'s. p. stmaster. Fierce .Tai .■ - P, si •
1 ,. n [rvin, -a .\ uiti «■ r i-miil. S' ' \u • >• . i
Bridges <_'. T., Sad.Fe and tlarness- Stewart tiros, blacksmiths,
innker, Dealer n f >af-ti aoco. i Wallingford 6L Potter, general store
M ( n lev K< ^ ■: A il' iptist . W ddori M ir>l ill
Mil i ,mias ., -n .:-' r. Williams I' I '. m als.
['attison Rev G A \Iiaptist). : Williams A" Cole, shoemakers.
•; }-■/: ,vard, general store and live stock. I Wolf Abraham, gen< ral store.
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J. ,V. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL,
402
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
.MAS
| Shepherd Granville, black -mil h.
'■ Step • i!- L & K. - ; a:id mill.
1 Wood John, C Store and Farm
V\ ood 1 >. mi; rk.
"Woods .1 N. _ ;,*•■■:■ is' ••• .
Wo l- P II. |r> •■•■■ il '
Youns» OS, n-i < er.
MARTIXSBURG. Elliott cou;
MAKKOWBONE. Will a popu- (See Sandy H" k .
iation of ISO. i- ; ed hi the w. siern part j
of Cum • ty. 10 i . ■- v. •■ -l of VIAISTIXSJ5CIKJH. Inthes-.i
Bu: ke-r ill. . • ' • • - Tob ice" • ...■;.-. nr.y. 17 i
r.s • ciiiH - .-.■•• ,,;- :i daily. east Lumpkin \ \\\>>. ti mt y-.-.-at. It
Win. [5ai ton, postmaster, is a landing m Ci nberiand river,
Alexai i ■;• E G. live si : : '' ' ; ' shipped din et. N at t mi
Barton & N'unn. General Store. | r' ul «PPro£U-'n ind bud at Glasgow, -ir,
ti I ■ n.»rl ,-'.-. f.-t. P-.'pui iti i 40. Go
op. iv. I i . ■ ■ ■» . ' . - I, noii' liifii _-
i.'.:: t wright 1 I L. pii; -l.'ian.
Chism A: A! mde: . n ra! store.
: . ■■■ . i i ' A . - . lill.
Hami on .1 T, si
LI ii - W J, , i ■
Mat!.-, k M, ■ , '- .. Lh.
Nunn J A. ' • : e.
Pace E B, hotel.
': _- J R. : ;: : ian.
1 urn r G ii..' .- ath.
MARSHAX.I... Has 1-30 inhabitants,
in Bath county, 7 'S east of Owincrs-
ville, the count \ -s 'at in i bank local m.
'!■] !. Mail se.ini-w< • kly.
; Clark C. Fom er | •• : master.
[>> be A F. - ■:;• ral -
I Co' !• •:: F. < n^tal
!'■'.■■ h V., tuba :o.
Fowler Clark <_'., Lumber Dealer and
(. lenerai Sii ire.
Fov i ■.•- -! I -i g< neral store.
Ci A: P' ;-' • :. b acksmiths and wagon-
ma kei -.
* j t - _ _: .!■• mes H, ;!>-^<-e.
Uail !:„. Tho uns K.
Johnson -1 S liv< - eck.
Ji >ni - •' hi J _" ai ii and stock.
KLur Mi rion. I' i I er.
Sims John | < - an.
At present the nearest raili •■■ 1 point i- Mt. |
Sterling, 2 J miles we.-t, but the L. A iJ. S.
R. Ii. is proj eted, at d in ooi rse of con-
st! ' ' uii, and will so i i rea Ii this point.
Shipments, lumber. Stage to Owingsville i
and Farmers tri-'s .'kly, fare 50c. Mail] MASOX. This village is 1 mile west
tri-v.M-t.iy. J. H. Maze, postmaster. j ,.;• Mason Station, on the C. S. By. It
Clayton <fc Co, distillers. I was formerly called Ganges, and was i r.-t
Crouch Bev C 11 | — ). I settled in l&oi. Wiilianiatown, the out
D i rii k C A, s?r ■ er. - U and l earest bank, is 41 miles i oi
I T It. survey, r, saw-mill and farmer. \ Population To. Walnut, oak and v plar
'■ . . • ; ,'■■-!•; : . Express Adan s. Ti ! ■
egraph American* Union. Mail daily. J.
Ii. A exander, postmaster itnd physician.
Aioxaliclor J. !>., Ph' dcian.
Alexander J N & B ■ .! ,tore.
Carter Fran k, ilour an I - : ^,. -mill st. am).
II - ■-. .1 W. i : ksn : .
Mr-GIo.-U-n I.- iard, ar| enter.
Peni . W [I,
Tun it J '. ■ ■ . -- ■..■ nt.
\ M ■- i i -. ■'. .. ; dlliner.
3JAKSJ1 CKEEK. A post-ofliee ^ ,....,,. ,;;,.r_
in Wmtley lmu! ty. i - I ■ mi Pine w ....,..!>. .
Knot, on C. S. B v. Tri-weeklv mail. John \\r ;..;.., \\ r>
Wo d. postmaster. " ' J_l
Davis .1 ■■■.■.•. -.-J -t-re. MA.SOXVIL.L.K. A village of 0
Moore IJ Gr general store. | p iple in Daviess county, 1G0 miles fro tn
Kerr E C. la • yer.
L-'v. is II II, plus
Maxey Rev A i— ).
Maze A )>, h ■ id ■ <■ ■ au ker.
Maze •) W Sr, ':. b.>r
<Ki»; i ) Ii, Sm
Pierce W W, bi ksm th.
Eire J <;. flmir-m .
St.-phen, W R meat market.
\\ :-. ■: T J uher
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5 Have Settled more than l.*()0
■;• , '■-'.. .--. ... nave s»uir<: more t.tiais i.-wi
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MAi
AXD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAY
403
J i sville. Mail daily. Benjamin A- j tobacco rind produce. Stage eommuniea-
I ti'>n with Paducah, fare o0 cents; Wood-
: ■> . . ■ ■ - • - -5U cents, and Bland rill ■ . fare
; $1.2-3, threetiine.su week. Mail tri-weekly.
1 T. E. Ware, postma 5ter.
Brothers C !'. physi -ian.
Bryan W X, d i -t ible.
1 'rid : ! ■- ■ • ■_;-■■. '!■ bine a^t.
( iii-s W 5. dentist.
( lark John, ph\ sieiu n.
MASSAC Iv. A- village in Mc- Dickie W II. wheel-bright.
( i acker i lunty, ■< u i - soiul wesl of t rrabam ZC.hu ;>l i tid pruning knives.
i' idui ah, I In lie ires' - i.j-ijisr -tntion. on il . : 1 \ , > I • - ritrht.
the M. P. A: N. and P. 6c E. It. \Y cl [■] U \ M \V i Baptist).
an ding, oil the Ohio river. Population EI u;« gi ns M.rs M, butter, eggs and poultry.
\ her. postmaster.
Ashcr .Benjamin \. B teksmith.
A -:.■ i" Samii i A. was ' al er.
(":i , . !■'• " 1 1 F. carp 'liter.
!■.■ - .1 \Y. i ; -i i! .
I!;i \ lies Sitll'lIK >. •'■■ '- sician.
,! , ■ S \\ . ■
n U, biacksiviii ':.
Si;;:-,' poninuinicati <n v ith Padu ah K.i: •_' (■ \V,
ht.
iveiy. M ..;'.:,;-' . .- :h. G. A . Bump
: • naster.
Bumpons (r. \V., General Store.
Berry .\i M. piasUTer.
( hamhers > ( ', '.. acher.
Craig D T, justi e ai 1 gei *ral sr ■>re.
Gholson S \Y, huckst' r.
Grimes J W. way; >i -ma . r
Jones K B, constable.
Rudolph K C. i ;••••.
\V;i Itman .1 M", physician.
Young .John S. i arpenter.
i ' : ' ■ ■■■■. - ■ . inith.
>l done Rev W - Methodist .
M \ Hi d irris, rl i r-nnll.
>3 orris JR.] iaph r.
M orri ■ V." II. -: er: ; er -v"' eooner.
NftWIll! ': J 1J ! uel --.t.
Puyti S T. pi yskian.
Unselt Charles', dentist.
Ware Thomas JE., General Store arid
Justi •
"White — . phvsieian.
Williams 11 C. general store.
Williams John W, live stock.
MAYFIELiD, The c -mty-seat of
Graves county, is a town of 1,806 ensus
1 - ■ ■ inhabitants, on the M., P. i N K.
R.. 251 miles from Louisville. Several
FAXON'S MIT/L.S. A post-office \ improvements have been a. hied to the
31 A I'D. A small p< st settlement in
Washington county, 5 miles north-west of
M •• ,-ville.
R!id \ iilage of a h-uii 100 p* pie in M<
Ci icken county, 8 ■:•'''■■- west of Paduoah,
the county-seat, haul-: Lx-atiiTi find ship-
ping point, on b.-th the o do river and P.
<fc K. R. It. Th
town durmg the past year, and the indus-
tri «s of th.- place now consist of an exten-
sive woolen-mill, 2 flour-mills, a bank, 2
weekly newspapers, the Democrat and
on-ist of Monitor, of a really superior order, each
E. S. & M. F. BEAUMONT,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS
1 A YF I E L D DEM O CR AT.
Published ever, T . at May' eld, Y.y. Terms, $!-5o peryear in advance.
'■ ;- "• i rT ■'.': r ; n of any j ; i ii the c i!i! . T>e r»ei:>o.T,it. ;i- its name imlioatts, is 1'omocratic in
(i ■eiii'-i, ■{■ \ •■'■• '. ' Literatii! i. I \ . : -i. ;■ ! • .;.- . N ■ -. Its circulatiou ia
, it' non< in tin K ntui , I'uri.-I ■ ■ . '.' n-p-., r« i t -• Jo
,i rinJs of JOIS W ORK in rirsl .... ...
liitti it£^«Uttti\»! bl iiiUMitftiUiiiitt; CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, -- Louisvil
404
MAY
KEXTL-CKY STATE GAZETTEE
MA Y
receive liberal patronage. A public hall, j Crossland Jul ward, circuit court judge.
a good subsi titial ci i-e. 2 betels, 7 ' Crossland Samuel 15., Attorney m
«. a good pu - ' • and a col- Law mni (J lb 'ion \ ; •■■!. See utfi-
lege, the May field Semii iry. Sta ■■• to b.i ;is Goorg K. •••:,,,,-,,.
Murray tri-weekiy. Express S uthern. Dillon liev W G i Pre-d>vt<-rian).
Mail daily. Z. Summerviile i stmaster. i< «J !. ,
. D. -ctt Thomas .1, U-ut-t baeco.
Adams & Byrd Jas K Adams George W K i-on. l.indsey & Crawford, bhi ksmitl
B .:••■!-. ■■• ; ■ . i. P. pianos a ; runs.
Albl-itli-zii." Davis A; Carney James R A!- Rstes Wi .J. co I ry etc.
britton. Ira J Da ,-. >•■ ; uen K Carney), ; Ezell Win \\ . groceries i I • ■ r-tobaeco.
general store and grain. ; Ferg i.son .lames H, gi i eral mdse.
Amler-oi 1 ver. ! First National Bank,
Apostolic Cburcb i'b. monthly). W L floi.t.OUD li-':ry S, Haie, President;
13 atier, editor and prop: -tor. Sm i ■ ' i'. P,dgway. Cashier.
Arnett it Prvor (John Arm-it. James W ' Foster Davis J, oh -
Pry or]
p., ; twin C S. gen'! '• - ag ■
r - Wm A. .: m r mdise
Beaumont E. S. A M. 1 . tdgar S.
Fo-t -r \\ in I). \ it! m--.. . . etc
t Dal i'l II, 'mint' ;i jr.
Frb i [1. ■ i 1 phy,
Gilliam Ad i El
an I Marshall F.). F .:' •- . i Proprie- ' Gough A: Lang-ton i' V (.
tors Mav
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B.
>mont Mrs L B. mil inerv trid dress- ' Green. A; .!■
i. .1 I Lans
.- i VI ; Gi no, J II Jei
kins-, dr - ;■ II > ,,■.
Elaa > ...1 Jan ■ - !!. carp. nt. ai d .uilder.
Hall W , -t< I
Il.mih-t A lid v, Proprietor St mew;
House, West P :! -■ ; re. \Se>. adc.)
Hamlet -1- >seph .-\ . -it v rna r.-b il.
II. , t J A & W H, "meat market.
max mg.
15, ilingfi- Ge-i J. undertaker.
'■ ■ ' . t John T. gen'l mei
Boone & St-ir,'i. : '.' iwy, :•-
B swell Jas 11. leaf-ti ■■■■■
Bovd .1 G, leaf-tobacco.
Bo'vd Win A. phvM : m.
Bradley & Longl DN Bradley. Z T Long:. Happy James II. law stu lent.
gro -cries, cr ekery .etc. I 1 fam-k J;i i L. 1 rl -r.
Brairg Perry C, insurances ■ ■: r. ! Hefflt-y Kev Metb '-' .
Bray & Kirksey I Frank Bray, Stephen F I llei-er pj-uben S. iiar«.l ware and stoves.
Kirksey . enera store. : Hester A: Adams Jm> Hester, Ja- K
Brings Ben. F., K liti rai d Pr »prietor : Adams . -;t Idb - " I ban, -ss.
Maytiel i Moi itor. Set a 'v j Ho 'h1 .1 i ob, boot and dn emaker.
Brisendine it Hudsp th, leaf-t ibacco. Johnson Jac b, carpenter and builder.
Brower «i Co i CI is Sr, ' . .- .Iri. carriage Jones Po-es J, boot and sb taker.
ami v igon-makers. ( Ivev Kufu- A. leat'-tobacco broker.
Browinn- Jobn A. sash, d t= and blinds. | Lamlrum Wm L, brick-yard.
Bud'k Geo W. clotbi >. :< as and shoes. Landrurn & L)ismukes i.Ias D Landrum, J
Bullock Jas W, propr Commercial House, , L Di-muke-ii. physicians and Irugajists
Butler W L, editor'] Ipnstoli Church. • Latta F Marion, sewing-machines.
Carman Wm F, 1 -af-t< ba • o. I.-. ■ b .lai i -s W, ■<■:■ ■ • -- it li rn express.
Cluyes Benjamin F eksmith. , Linds.-y Preston, 1
C'lleman Jas li, lea f-t : < • ■ Lorn: 1! iamin A. station a-^ent
C rn nercial 1! use. Jas W Bullock, propr. «. my I i F. li ■ stock and poultrv.
Cosbr Alfred D. jai!
Cosby & Chambers, brick
Cosbv A: Judge. Ii\ rv still
c -• A: Slamrhter" (J n es M C 'by,
T A Slaucliti r . srn ■ eries and provisions.
Couiter i > P. couni rk - . i re order.
Crabtt-pe Lee C. bo t and sh emaker.
Creasun Rollie II. druttgist.
L - » ,v S nail | !.■ -i C L - -. J 1! Small
livery -I i de.
Li •'■ •_'''■ re Jai • >. -" - ;. etc.
M I J -. ■ •• ■■ rectioner
3Ici:ira(h, Albritton ^V l>avi-
d in T. M I-. ■.. b. l\ ■ T. All -
li bt. '!'. Davis , Leaf tobacco, Inspe -
ti •-. an i L'i inmission Warehouse.
MAY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MAY' 405
MAYFI ELD MONITOR,
BEN F. BRIGGS, Editor.
MAYFIELD, ..._.. . KENTUCKY.
Subsoription $1.00 jer y^^T.
Splendid Advertising Medium. Has a, circulation of 1,000 in the counties compo:=i lg the First
judicial District, and adjacent States.
SAM'L II. CROSSLAND,
.a. t *x* o jrl dxt :s tet at h., a"\7%t\
Collections and Correspondence will receive prompt attention.
MAYFIEL.D, KENTUCKY.
Will practice in all*Courts of Graves, Calloway and Hickman counties. United
States Court at Paducah, and in the Court of Appeals.
T^i fM_ -rs /\ T^T-""-
MAYFIEL.D, KENTUCKY.
Will practice in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts of the First Judicial District and the U
S. Court at Paducah.. and Court of Appeals at Frankfort. Prompt
attention given to Collections.
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£..-. • • * >5"Tab!e supplied with the best the Market affords. '"sS
HOTEL CENTRALLY LOCATED, l'OBLIC SQUARE, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
• ■ "• I tlotisc Sumbw lir-ms Labels : Osm-iagfi, Show Case an«l Mmcliinwrv
»'l;i< sTntteru setters ami Figures, i^y- Mlet.nl Body Kubbcr J •, .
PvirisU l&jifito&i j- i5 H.iU , --.j-.iT.r wi Die Siais;, 100 ItariUolpli Street, Chita* •
406
MAY
KEN" TUCK Y STATE GAZETTEER
MAY
MeFall Ai drew <\ r]i I I
McGill Mii-bar 1, uv at n \
MeNeelev Thoma- I?.
M Xutl Charles I!. •!■ . :
Mai Hire Rev B P ■ » '] ■' in ).
Mat hev - Sum J, phj r-iciai
SmithS It .v Sun (Samuel R, Richard E
Smith ), . i : ral store.
Smith Wm M . ci>unty atti n i .
Smith Rev . i Bapti -t :.
Southern Hoioi S1.."J<) per Day),
V, i... I . SatlbM, Pn p I
M thews A; Taylor fSan iel .1 Mathews, Stark Join baker u tioner.
Edmui 1 T Tuvior ilniirgists. Stonewall House (.S»1 p«>r I>a\ .
Mays En ene, It i i ' ks. •■ lb . IJ riei r. W est I' !
M ■• > es. ! I it ( . p ; tn. . Srpu: re. { S'( <■ ,/,<>.
Mayes K A A: Co i RolHn A Mayes, Robt Suminerville Zaehariall, Con fee
T Davis . flour-mi i turnery, New? Depot, Musical Instru-
Mayes Ai Millmrn (Mar us Maves, Roht F merits, etc., and Postmaster.
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Mayfiehl Democrat weekly . E. S.
A. M. P. Reaunmnt. Editors and Pro-
prietors. | S. ■' ■■■ '■■
Maviiel<l Monitor, Ren. F. Briggs,
Li! cs ill r mriel i SWc ■ :•/,■.
Mavtidd S. mm n ■
Mayiiehl Woolen Mills. Thomas,
Ubruton & Smiti Proprie* rs.
Melvo Walter S, ■ of-t..>bai
Mei al le Prank. ;,i-'i ■•• i f peace.
siih U'n W Tice, William M
itl
Turner Win R. carpenter and builder.
Waldross D D, leaf-fob , ,.
Watt.- & Ein i :■ N"ap< le. n B. Andrew J
U atts, Tim- .1 Elm r< . grocers.
Wei b Jame- I . lawv er.
West Anms. master c mini and h af-tob icco
Wbitrnore ; 'lenient .'. circuit ck-rk.
Wilford X r, A C. l\ T Allhritton, X G
Wiifo d. A W Cha b< rs . flour-mill.
Metcalfe & MavsiFran Metcalfe, Jiohn A Wilford & Reaves, •s^\-\ and saw-mill.
Ma ys i. la vs vers
Moorman & Jamison i Henry .1 Moorman.
Joseph K Jamison I, law\ • ■:■-.
Mi rton J M L>. tobacco-lea'f.
N"eal Bernard A. lawyer ai ! grocer.
X hulson Jos S, physician and surgeon.
Owen Ed E. restaurant and confectioner.
Park David <i., Lawver. [Sreatfr.)
Poplin Giv. n L M I >. supt P. plin Medi-
t hm Co, and ph vsician .
Purguson Mrs S B, milliner}- and dress-
making.
Reynolds Thos J. dentist.
Ridgway Jas E. groceries and cro<'kery.
Rid 'way Samuel P cash First Xat'l Bank.
Ri bbins .Jos. phus E, attorm -at-law.
Sall'old Win. C., Proprietor Southern
Hotel.
■rs in Wm J. leaf-tohaci <•.
Sawyer Jones M, saw-mill. :' idles n-e.)
S< hlauh Peter G. mor< hai t tailor.
Scoggins JaiiM's W. lea f tobai i o.
Sh ! :• H C. j <••' ■ 'peace.
v.- ; m A: v\ ' '•.'. Ja- \\ Simpson, John
E WrigM ph tographers
S^" tughtf^r Rev M S c«.| d M 'thodist).
S: , d n Win J. li '.•"-•-■. ii-<-o 1 rok. r.
Smith, Alhritton Aj Co. William
Smith, Pol ert T. A ' i tt. n. P. Rav, S.
P. Kirks**)-), Proprietors Mayneld VVool-
en-mills.
rj miles s-e.
"Williams Rufus H. county judge.
Wil-on James T. live st< ck.
"Wilson Leonard \i. carriage mnfr
Wils m Marshall, bard ware and agrl im] -.
Woods Cbarics. b!a< ksmith
Wright John E, mai ager W (' Tel Cm
Wright I. C A Co. leaf-tobacco.
Wr i^ht S B bis cksmith and wagon-maker
rarbrough Wm A. sherifl.
MAYO PAUK. In the western
part ni Grayson county, 11 miles west of
Lcit<-h field, the county-seat. L' I i orth of
Caneyville station, it- nearest shipping
point", on the 1' & E. R. It., and So -> ' -
west of Louisville. Southern Express
Daily mail and stage to Canevville. T.
C. Rate-, posniiastcr.
Rate- 1> W, -hoi •; laki r.
I »a t«v- T. C, Tai nerv.
B ck G. n-g»' T. saw-m'ill.
Hay 'S W C, b acksniith.
MAYS' LICK. Was first seti
1 7-*7 and n >\\ has 2t>0 n I ahitunts. > sit-
uated i: ! ■■ ?' -;t ■ • • -'• rn pari of Mas n
eon ty, tn '■"■ <■><"' b-wc-t : 1 1 dena. ' I e
shipping poin) on I he K . < '. R. R.. and I
miles south of Mavsville, \\\- county-; '
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MAY AND BUS; IX ESS DIRECTORY. MAY 407
and nearest bank. The exports comprise tensive, unci 2 good newspapers-, a bank,
grain, hemp, live stoek ai I tobacco. - \ >ral mills •.• 1 :• .ri «, ! ; iblic
Stage to May-vi lie daily, tare 75 cunt ; to . schools, and churches of the various denom-
Carlisle semi-weekly, rare B1.50, and to illations are. sustained. The eit"\ has wide
Helena twice a day, T'..r- 'J.', cents. Mail streets and avetiu », is lighted will
daily. R. R. Myall, postmaster. and presents an attracts • appeal
A i b i > • ; i . • • . i i John, •_'!■■ 'V and addk-r. i Good land is obtainabli the- inity at
. \y, ■aoddr rist. ' r'"! ' nj ;; ' !' *:""~ Cen a!s ■ i tobacco
[J- '.Geo '..• , .-hoenmker. I ' ■ "dies
I;. rn Edward, 1 ble. : distant are the hi sited Blue J i k
Berry & Clary, proprs s line, I Springs, to which id ily stage runs. Pop-
BLiiue Charles €., "Principal High uiation 0.500 Express Adams. Telegraph
School and Lawver. ^ 'Stern Union. Mail daily. John ,M.
I, ,■; ■:■ _ ; ■ -; -. ' St »ekt >n. ; • • ister.
Bro , i Ju;i ph, pr. >pr stage lin •.
CIar\ Joshua, blacksmith. j Abeln Rev Paul I atholie .
C ; 'Win II & (Jo. carpenters. ! Academy of the Visitation, Mother Mary
i . Ba.-il C. pi r-»i<-iati. Dolores, Superior, 3d, bet Market and
H ■] per Tl o n is P. h. t, Lime-ton. .
flop ,..r & Sun, gei era! • ore. : Adams Exp res- Co, Henry B Xorthcutt,
• l-n kson Jam. s A. gen. ral .tore and hotel. : !-' ' c- Sutton.
I. ■.;:-,- [ .;.„■..-. I ;- ■ j Albert Mi*? Annie F, crockery and jewel -
L.uti ner Rev T D . i ry. So e 2d.
Loos R v W .1 (Christian}. \ Alderson Ke\ S B Presbyterian).
Mi isner August, general «ti re. Altmeyer ' hristian, tailor, Market.
Murphv Thomas, const : Altmeyer C A; Co (Christian Altmeyer),
Myall George, general store and Ins agent. , saloon, Market.
Mvall .Tone-, black-smith. Ammoi ' bar; •-. pb t< grapl ■, w 2d.
Myall Iv'i.-hanl It., General Store. | Anderson ( harles B, bardware, iron, nails
Myall »& Duke, u ! ers. and st-e). 20 Market, ami 43 e 2d.
Or r Mrs A D. principal ladies school. ■ Archibald A Co, pr prs May.-ville Repub-
Purrv il I., pi . ii'c . . ,!'':,'!- -1 " 2d.
Raymond John 1). justice of peace. I Ball T K. & Son Thos K and Wn H),
Riley Rev M M i B,ipti~t . '" ■' miry and plow works, and mu&£.,U>-
Thoiiipson Henrv, loaf-tobacco. baceo screws and pum^s, cor 2d and
Wheatlev Richard R, ptivsieian. Limestone.
V, . elerChas, general store. : Ball Win W, county clerk. Court-house.
Wheeler & McCartl dnt'ers. Bank of Maysville, capital. S100.000 Jas
Williams Chas, ju-tice of per.ee. Barbo • , ■-: .! - r Barl air, cash'r;
Williams John \\", physician. 2d. bet Market and Court.
I Barb...;:- A; * • -Invuj Jas. and A M J and
Rob :rt ( 'oehrun , lawvers, 1] Court.
MAYTOWX. Morgan county (bee R,reroft George, restaurant, i I
Black water i. Bem.bd I) Vm>\. gr.u-.-r c r 2d » id Short.
Bendel Hi tir; C. -! . einaki i 37 v 2d.
>IAYSVITjL.E. 1- the northern Bergman A: Boni\ ! August 1". . >n,
tern mis of the May-vilb branch of the Dante! S Boi.i well mer tailors, 15 e 2d.
K. C. R'y, and this . lection B>'-rtra i eV Ke\ \ IK-i.n IVrtiam. Thus
• ' superior shipping «d ■ .;■ • ;■ ■ - K ii ts and si f-. Marl t.
-ented by the Ohio river mike in is city a Berry Arthur «Ss Son Arthur and Win Tj,
point of c .n -id >r ible i :• tane^. It is gr rs. 12 e 2d
1- > i ti fully situ it : I on T ■ -■ it hern bank Bierlev Chas \V", baker. 4o >■ 2d.
- ' the river. t'it mile • ■. ■■ . ; l n nna'.i Blaine J E »t Co John E Blaine, Edward
m ! I«»0 ; en La -ville, n 1 ia th- je.-u of D Nut. . ' •' -. 27 •• 2d.
j • • ce for Mason r> mty. 1 . ■ merea t •■ Blakeborough Jonathan, watches,
:-' ■ nanufacturing interests here are ex- . jewelry, and silver, 29 e 2d.
Tvrn nn nv mynj i
' rvu! .- ad South oi'n Be\ 't,
j LOUISVILLE, - - - - - - E £
408 MAY KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER MAY
Blatt-rman Geo W & Co, i.J and Lewis Di umitt M S A: ( '.> (Madison S Dimmitt,
0 Watt, rmaii i, flrusi'?. < i '! I ■ -it' urt. i agricultural implements and un-
Bradden John 'I . --v. in -j- -.,<■..■ •bines:, 81 e 2d. dert.akers, 18 Sutton.
Brenner .1 — . i.dyeri I- ••-. Front. Dinger Henry, barher, 13 Market.
13 , : ' - ; vorfc. Front. l)oilsoii Joseph II., 'Wholesale Grain-
Briney Rev J B (Christian i. dealer, 14. 10 n d 21 Surton.
Brodcrick Joseph F, insurance. Sutton. Dodsoil Joseph II. & Co., Coal, 21
Brownin: \ -J, bl i n tl). or Limestone Sutton
and 2d'. Dodson .1 1! A. (.'. .1 - fl D i- >n, Cvni
R ;rl e Miss Mai i . 25 e 2d. i. • I) . I. Fro nt bit Wail an I Sin n
Burrows Mrs G, "milliner. 8 e 21 ' PuiUjui <):nar. sjivi-cr. 23 M:
Burrows A A inert on < re: > Burrows, Geo G Dugan Fat. >:>, Fr ut and Limestone
v ' . • ■■ i • i •'-. ::<: w 2d. Edmonds & Thomas. (Win II Edmonds. G
Calho i*. Ciias C _■.,-•■. ( 2d. B Thomas), grocers itn.l salooii. e Mavs-
Gampbell T V, ' t\i .- r, C ,rt. j ville.
Cantieid t) i'. ■:•■ o r. 3d ; [ imcst ne. Eitel Wm C. -• '•• n, Wall.
Carr&Henn ( Fred M Carr, Jeff T lien- : Emmons Thos T. grocer, e Maysville.
rvl, gr :•-, }'.! M rk ! x'.\ lis ( ••■■ r<re, < n irket. Market.
Carr A W; - ■ ■ M M-'.t C rr, Miss T irmv, [IF.] n.c d md :
Annie Wi !»t >n i. mi! • e '2.1. ' Field in Bros R i. :.•:.! Hm at .>;, \ h • • •-
< 'ft r' v, ■■'.;:- M . ■ ..: -'■■■ 2d ■ : \1 arket. boat pr prs and ; an>ptn agts. 1't of Mkt.
Central II :e| Simond-, A MeMuriry), Finch A A; Co i l riders.. n Finch.
Markel i. I Front ami 2d. grain and hen p >r 3d andS ton.
Chenoweth A Co ,Ttionvts J Chenoweth, Fir-' Natiomd Bank, capital S2 1 0.000 Jas
!. druggists, cur 2 ! and Sutton. Mitchell, pres, Tims Wells, < ash, :;;:; e 2d.
Childs, B.ihinsoi ,v Hauekc. cigars and Fitz raid Dennis, grocer, cor 3d and Mkt.
tobacco. 13 Mark t. I Fitzgerald E W, ciiv marshal, court-house.
Chunn«fcSohlitz S B Chunn. (F\V Schlitz), FosU-r A: Bro i L Fo'-ter and NG Foster),
carpenters. 3d Ut >m.toi - id Wall. flour-mill, 4th bet Linn ae and Plum.
Clark & Watkitis ( Wm B Clark, Isaac Fox John, saloon. Limestone nr 2d.
Watkin-v <•,.;• 3d a; i Li p. • Frank Joseph A: S- 1 (Joseph and Chas H),
Cle t Granville, .-a 35 w 2d. , stoves and tinware, 5 w 2d.
Ci c & Clark Chas Cook, Pat J Clark), Frank Wm 8, la wvr, Court.
marble-work-, 77 e 2d. Frazee J M & Co ('John M Frazee, Elijah
Cooper A' Bi-set >'• vt ii Cooper, Robert 0 Piles;, -rain. 2d ni Market.
Bisset), stoves and tinware 23 e 2d. Gates Geo "W. barber, w 2d.
Courtnev Rev Joseph c lored Methodist). G isel Geo W, grocer. l'> w 2d.
CouH-r 'Mr- s K. biiri , etc. Sutton. Glasscock A R&C I Albert B Glasscock
Co.v Geor-c & {5„n Geor-e and \\ "m II), C W Darnall, David R RulloeU, drv
drv u'ot d= and ca-f)ets, 25 ■■ 2 i. goods, cor '■ I ai d Market.
Cox H H, book-1 ind-r md fl rist. Sutton. Glorieux Rev .)■ I n B Catl olic).
Collins, Rudy A Co Hiram H Collins, Juo j Gray Hamilton & Co. wholesale liquors, cor
R Rudy. John I Salisbury), -aw and i 2d and Sutton.
planing-mili, cor 2d and l'o lar. (-iretMi Rev K "W (Col'd Bapti tl
Cox & Povnter Anirev ! t s, Edwin B | Green Thomas M, propr Mav»vil!e Eagle,
Povnter;, pi. .a mnfrs. Fr . C >urt.
Crow:ell Calvin, trro^er. • 2 I. | Hall J. H. ^ Co. (James Tl . Ja nes fl.
Dauaherty Sam .]. nnrbb-w rks 4 v. 2d. Jr.. John LI. Samuel V. [fail R. F.
j) n Mos.-sA Bro » and Henry), Mean*,, Flow Mnfrs., cor. Second and
\\\ er\ . 12 v 2d. , Lexing'on.
D ivis Sirs \J \- . ■;■ i,,f.r. i3o 2d I Hai U \ Mar i . sal. . n, Sfi M i
1) : Mar ' s, .,,••:: ., ; i v, k. ' Hau k ' Fn nl paint, r, 70 •■ 2.1
Devin. Frank, eie-ars'ani to Lfvo, w 2d. Hatieke Mr* M A. milliner, I'.l e 2d.
Di«trkh C i'. A IJro. ' •- P. and : Hechinger Bros &. Co Da' d nd Ferd
Iienrv C . Nur.-en n'%n Florists and I llechinsjer, Louis Zech , clothing, cor 2d
Seed Dealers. 61 East second. l and Market.
1 ■ ■ ' "-:-■ are Spe
Serf? & vjsb espaei I A g e: ■ t ST. LOUIS, aiO. Bcndf r Caialosae.
MAY
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MAY
409
lleiser George H. 17 w 2d.
11 -i er Joi n ;■• - • ir u t. 12 e 2d.
Helmei .1 v >b, saloon, Mat ket.
1! h v Tin othv grocer, i ' •. !
Ho. Ilioh Paul i Co Paul H .. rlicb, \
ir. goods, 32 Market.
Hoi u 'V ( ::r A ntl -I • 11 tia n, Charlton
Clitfi. boots and sho- s, 39 - 2d.
mi [I. ; ■ •.• tailor i
limit W m.,C r Man rer.lTEast
• I. W ■ r.
II u i! A D yb D.mie] Eim t. David Doyle).
dry g I - an I 'arpets. 1 1 a 2d.
Hvitchiri.* M ■ • •.■ t ' !: • v i ' i ■ f ? irt'-.n.
Jaeks.i ! •■.•-. ; .■■'.-• ible, Marke .
January Hon. Horace, Mayor,
( 'onrt-ht >r.s >.
.1 inn A W iod, ■ r ■:••■- Ma\ -•■ i . Cot-
ton Mill*. 23 •• : Short »n.i W !!
Jaquith Gil man, -.::>' Maysvi ■ ■ Kentucky
Cotton M ill . 2d b> t Sli" rt and Wall.
Judd Gilbert -3, «\v t. Cou-i
i. I -v J i- P. ph.-tograpl er. 14 w 2d.
K-..t • M a: Co M ■.-■- [vatic. — .
clothing, 31 e 2d.
Hoboe John D. j ib-printer, 2d u d M'k't.
K< h • 31. cigars :u J tobacco, 41 Market.
Kelioe Tit <•;.: -. g: ■ M irl et.
K — ifd v Rev A K South' m Pivshvteria: .
KitfT F, lain Irj and ; atli n-oi -. Front.
Knee ream C T .'. ('■ Christopher C Kneer-
eani, , c a ■' ;.
L; siibdi r Era mis, sa t « >• »n , Front.
Lane I-.i-i ■ M, carpenter. 3d nr Wall.
Lane -.V Martin Natl an H La i Fran -
M Martin I m, at market, 2d and Wall.
Lange 11 ■•:•■: an, jeweler. 23 e 2d.
Limestone F our Mills. D E R iberts A: Co
pri prs, c< •]• I'-- iik a nd F: ■ i r
Love!) R. berl B. gr .eer. f»2 M; rli I
Lurtev W A 1'. grocer, 40 e 2 i.
!.;, n. :. \\~u, XV, bo its and shoes, 4, Mar] et.
| Met aril y ' J-eorge A, i ro< kerv. 30 e 2d.
I McCraekei (I \. - a in. j , 20 w 2d.
| M Dini. ; a Pier. • i \\ ■■ T Mi Daniel, A
R Pii rce meal . ... 21 Market.
MeDougle Andrew J,drv » ids 2-1 Suit m.
MeGranagb m ,v Str >de* Win 11 Mc<
a an, .1 no T Strod< . pli si ians, 3 ..
M ,' • Br • I' I i. k Pv ai ; . - , gi -
■ ■ • ■ * ■ • • i d li iota. Ma rket.
M Hnker Jan es L agt), lumber, e 3d.
j Mann; Daniel, barl • r, Market.
! >! art in Geo W, nbvsii ia n. 3tj w 2d.
! Mat - \\~ i; .- C , Wir B Mat
C C 1 »ob\ i - . : :'>. ; er, 2d and C rami r e,
i Mavsville Bulletin i we. kly . Ross r ^
Mi ( 'arthy, |-.roprs • •' e 2d.
V t . sville C< tton M ■. Jaj nary & Wood,
proj >, Gib : ;i -I ijuitb, =upt, 2 i bet
Sb. rt and Wall.
| May*ville Kagl. (weekly), Tbos M Green,
propr, Court.
Mavsviile Gas Co, Robert Cochran, prest,
! 11 Court.
j Mavsville Republican jAveekly), Archi-
bald cj Co, props, 2i e 2d.
Maysvilie Steam Laundry and Bath
Rooms, Tin - V Ivifl'. ] ropr. Front.
i Maysvilie Wi ter Co |. apil d $150 0 i0 . Fl
. i Carr, prest. XV m R dnicke, sec, 11 L
N: well, rnai •:.•- r.
Me; ns Q A. in ilertaker.24 •• 2d.
Mi rgard Henn . tailor, •'» Marki t.
Mill. :• Mi ■ ■. -: r, 2d.
M : ler Jai ob C. harness, :,\\ •■, 2d.
[ M i'!-T Lo lis, jiilo i] . 2d i ear M irket.
r \\ m S, ear] icnter, \' '.,.
Miner & Pecor (Cba.- S, and AVm C Miner,
Jus II Pe.-or . ■ •■ ts ai d -■. s, 1 e 2d.
I Mitchell John A. denti.-t 33 M'arkct,
■ Mitch"]] Rev .1 \V f Southern Methodist).
william jaziriNra
it :c s>
SILVER DOLLAR
/ aCiGAR Factory,
17 E. c""\ xi Street, Maysville, Ky.
i v. :,r lirandj;
Silver Pullar, r. II Slugs, Tl.r ■•.• !: autif-s, C rd Wood, Pocket I iece
Lola Moutez, Uur Bank, The Baby, Traveler.
ER I * ' ■•• . - - i SJ. KIM)*. 5. W. A'8'KS >'■«<», 3 I 'J— 321 #«». « !:>>..
" :.. [„ ( Ui<'t(W. JJ.5„ ; fi'cr to iiioiisiiiiiU tii
ll1! . . - ■ onl ravl'. «'i>ii!|)t<>i<>d UiniiiuUoK: U>c rouutry,
410
MAY
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
MA V
Mowes Wtti .S d mist, lo e 2d. Robinson & Co (Jas F and Frank T T! b-
"! ford Mis J R n dliner, 3d. inson, J G M inker . flour-mill, e 3d.
Morris Henry V, propr Mason Count} Roger Alexander d, I , shoes, hats and
Journal. 30 e 2d. e\p-. , !. e 2d.
Myall & Kil.'N Edward Myall, Samuel S ! Rosendoll Mis., S, milliner, 22 Sutton.
Riley), agricultural implements and un- | Ruser Louis, saloon, 22 Market.
dertakcrs l i w 2d.
Nesbitt & M Kreli Thos J V sbitt Mr-
d i H M'-Ki : J.-. 2U Sutton.
Northeutt :*-isi'> {-J., Agent Vdams
Kxpre<: Co.. and Baku lfa\ and F< . d,
Markei b« t. Thir i ai ! V irth.
O'Donnell John, u roeer, 37 M arket.
Qid! am lS Cm > . S 1: i >!d! in, Thos J
C ."; >v . pi nh rs. 3 S ;'....
O'Mara'Wv:, grocer, 4i Market.
Ort Ge >rge Jr, fun itnre, 28 < 2d.
Ort Win. mill ! ' ■ -;; • wheel-ban ■•■■■ -
find trui -. 3d n< ar \V;i i.
Owens J 0 & Co Jas Cuwens, - ). to-
bacco and gr iin Linn sti me.
Owi'iK A' Bark It J > Frank Owens,
Henry C. Barkle\ . W I i i -.-..(•• Boots.
Sim..-' and fl dware. " and 7 V.i -r S. cond.
Owens & Mil. heil George Owens, Edwaid
Mitchell,. SU •• 2d.
Pace Rev J K Baptist).
Parry Benj miin I), circuit clerk.
Pearee Mrs Lou, miliii er, -I e 2 1.
Pe in - V\ • Hingf. rd & Co <'; as B Pearee,
Jos \V"h! :• ■ ' n 1 .bar k< rs. 2d and < 'curt.
Pecor J C cc Co John C Feeor. Samuel
Smith's, drugs and h >oks. 10 e 2d.
Pepper Wm. grocer, 3 w 2 !.
PI ister Vr;:< ! R. book*, 1 Court.
Pickett 3 as C. ?hi rirf, court-liouse.
Power Hugh & Sons, stoves, mantels,
urate-: and tinware, 22 e 2d.
Powers Rev \V I) Kpiscopal
Powling Mi-- Lou. milliner. 11 w 21.
Poyntz & VVat>on Sam !'. Foyntz. John "VV
Wat.- >n i, '■■ h :'".i- rs, 3d and Market.
Potter Step] ei . groeer. t 2d.
Ramsey Wn . -i ■ ■ mak* r, Market.
Rankin J;.s M, liverv. 3d, nr Sutton.
Rnn*on Frank B. 1 oots r-nd sh ■ <■-. 19 e 2d.
R isp Miss M. miilim r, 31 Market.
Richards) n 1 ' idh v A. r- ■<• r, cor 3d and
Market.
Rice Jas, groi er. Fr. r.l.
Richc-son & Bro John H and Wilson C),
t; n ■ -- !'•• w 2d.
R --er & McCarthy (Geo S Rossi r, M .1
Mi Cart . - prs Mays\ i lie Bull tii .
"'. -■•■ i .1 L ph\ sii ian.Sutt' i . >et 2d and Id
Ruth E [ward \V, cb ntist, 20 w 2d.
II ■ ' -I -epii, >aioon, Front.
Sadler Win C Nation agent K.C R R,
Sau; d< i- Rev EI, N orlhern M< tin idist i.
Schwart '. G ;orge. hi ■ h r, 38 ■■ 2d.
Si hai zmann Fred, so >
Si itu"/' •■'■ mi [,i uis. sal ion. 9 Marl et.
S n I ' ' ■ p! in, cor 3d and S tton
ord Jas, !r ry, cor 2d and Sutton.
Short dv: Crawford iJohn T Sh>->rt. George
Craw ford wagon-i n ei i 3d.
SiiiH»iiu> *V >I<v>iurtr,v GeorgeT.Si-
i oi i-. Geo. < . M Murtj-y . Proj rs C''.:i-
tral Hotel. Market, l>et Front, and S -
ond.
Smith Thos U N. dent st 12 e 2d.
Smith & Ryan (Geo W Smith, John F,
R; an l. plum hers, w 2d.
Simiet Henry G, dry tr Is. 0 e 2d.
SiM'irs A. «.V SdTi (Augu.-t and Aug'.-;,
.) r. . Loeksmit hs and Bi II hai g< rs, Sti n-
cil-i itter a!-o put up K lectric 1! id-.
Speaking Tubes, etc. "oEast Second.
Souslev J It. carjjenter. 4th, nr Limestone.
So ward R I> dc Co, ?aioon.22 e 2d.
Sparks J W & Bro , Jas \V and Jos A),
dry goods. ^1 Market.
Stanton dt LaRew, [Richard H Stanton,
Wm P LaRew). lawyers, e 2d.
Stine Louis, tailor, 2d cor Market.
Sti ekdale Wm A. saloon, cor Front and
Market.
Strawder Geo. barber, Market.
Sulser, l'et!\ ,v Co [Geo W Sulser, Frank
(' Fetrv. Littleton Hill), cigars «t tobac-
co. 31 ','<■ 2d.
Tavlor Harrv, n»'\vs d pot and bill-poster,
pust-otrice.'
'1'-. [i :■ Mr- S;irah ".'. noti n , 23 S itton.
Thomas Jul • N & (.' ..distill ■--. 13 Market
Thomas dc Tu I. r i V, Iward II Thomas,
R 1 • r< L Tudor , sin cmakers. 21 e 2d.
Roberts I) E .v Co Pavid E R...bert«, Toup Robert A, harness-mak r, 45 e 2d.
Tl " - M ■ n ' y [ward E Fe.-in e), ] r< prs Traysi - Frederick L, piarn - and orgai
Limestone. Flour-mills, cor Bank and F'ront.
Front. i Traxel Frederick II, baker, 26 e 2 1.
MAY AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MEE 411
1'r.mta \V«k barber, 5 Market. 3IEAOORSVIIJLE. On the Cum
I lor G orge W. stoves and tinware, 39 berland river, known a.- \V lli.Hins.burs, in
Market, i the -..;■• p-.| i-t of Whitli .- com t\ t5
Van ; i J '•<■■ b, dn goods, 37 e 2d. | miles south of Whitley, the e< unty-seat. i<>
\ i ,-... & Lei (Wesley Vieroy, Wesley | south ot Livingston, its nearest shipping
Lee., clothing, 4 e '2d.' | ] nl l>y rail, .in th.e L. & N. R. R., and
Waisworth & Son?, lawyers, Court. ;'"" sou h-east of Louisville. Adams Ex-
Wal Hon (. irrett S. lawyer and coi.nn press. S mi wei I |y mail. Harrison Mea-
im-Lo «e. • 'rs. ] ?imaster.
\\ ingfonl B \ grain. 2d and Limestone. Meartors Harrison, Physician.
. S'oid V\ ni li . groi •■;-. 2d. Mead<>rs .1 M
Watkins Wm P. grocer, Market. ! Meador- Lewis
\\ : I. - \Vm W, sab >n. Market. Parks G S.
Wats ii Bi - lV. Urt. u" . • i ■. ':■' Marl ei Park* r A J.
\\ ■ ; ; W W. live -. : . • : ttb and M kt. p Lr]ie.r J ]•', Sr.
Wei! Frederii k, sab on. Market. Parker .1 F, Jr.
Western Union Telegraph Co, John B Patri '. G W.
Gibs ... manager. 23 ■■ 2 ,. p .,., |j \] l,lWver.
Wh<?ntle\ & Co ' T \V Whentley, James • R,,!.jri^„ r t!
II I:..;.;- . distillers. IT Market. Smiih R W, lawver.
Wheeler Cieorgc 3f. .\_t Western Smith Wm.
Brewery: also dealer in Cigars and To- M,.. v i.e. lawyer.
bacco and German Delicacies; cor. Front Steelv W. lawver.
Stover John, physician.
an 1 Market.
Win ler Jol u, grocer, 31 Market.
Wheeler Philip! shoe-maker. 40 w 2d.
WhaakerA Robertson, lawyers, Court, MEADOW CREEK. London
Wh-teJt Urt [Charles H White, llenrv F j prednct, Whitley county, lu miles east of
Orti. furniture, 57 e 2d. Whitley, the county-*eat and shi]
Williams Mr< A J. drv good-. 20 e 2d. ; P"i"t. on Cumberland river. Nearest
Williams C C, shoe-maker 3d nr Sutton. railr. ad approach is Pine Knot, on 1 e C.
Williams Ci. >E, Can:, nter and Stair - R'y. :-" miles west and this latter is the
Bui der. F mrth near Lim.^toi ■■. preferable point to ship to Mailtri-weekly.
Williams Jas C, wagon-maker. Fourth nr \ J. J. Johnson, postmaster.
Limestone. Hattb ■', ,| G B, general -tore.
Wilson & Deitviell (John II Wilson. Johnson Wm M, ju-tiee of peace.
Fred Deitrich . Carriage Manufacturers, Reeves John, blacksmith.
68 and 70 East Second.
Wood George '!'. druggist, o .r 2d and Mkt.
Wood J James, drug-d^t. cor 2d and Mkt. 3IEETIXG CREEK. Hardin
Wood TM '..',. Thomas M Wood. Wm county. 18 miles south west of Elizabeth-
L Chamberlain i, leaf-tobacco, Wall. ; ■ the county-seat and Lank locath n. 5
Wormaid Wm, coal and salt. \V'«11 bet 2d mi],'s north "l" K;|"L N ■•'"'■ ;<- shipping
a. ,, :;,| station, on the I' .V E. II. R., and 60 south
Va-o Mrs B. milliner, 13 w 2d. of Louisville. A saw-mill is driven by
Yi.« A Beaslev i Philip Yago. George P l"'lV"" ''; ■"' ' ' from the creek of the arne
i ,',.,.- , earria"-e-n <.■■--. Wall. name hen Tobacco. iiv< s< >ck and grain
Y: . v it' Alexiu I.t i Wm H Ya v, are shipped. Land i- svorth *-5 to *12 per
Johr'i W Alexander', iiverv. 67 e 2d. ' acre. Mitil b\ special supply. M. S.
\ Ulli, Charles W . coal. - ■ 2d. , Cfalle. postmaster.
Young A: Smith Francis M Young. Jno C ngel Ja< I black muh.
C > nitlii. grocers. I!. i Market, Cr ■ ,b ' n S .v. Rr<». live stock.
;'•■;, .In •. h; n . --. 3 ! Mark -\ Crallr >i. S., Merchant.
Zi'chWm.R.t^Co. Wm. R. Zech, Cuud::! lc< v B A \ M i list).
Henry (Jiovannoii i. Hides. Pelt=, etc., ; Jackson E W, agent.
Third mar Limestone. Robertson Rev FA (Baptist).
: ,. l y !'*■ 1 HH ft
lihid UslpyyiH a iVii tt'i feci itsi CENTRAL
S fAGESS,
DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, :<y
412
MEL
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
M[].>
MELROSE. This p..st-..in\:
Ex< bit .; until A pi ;:. !"->!. It i
in Mai ni ":■-•..-
Bentor, tin1 county-si it. r?hip to Pa lm •• h
on the Ohio river . Bank m M uj lh id.
Tobacco forms the only export. M i', I si mi-
week*! y. i'>. R. Walh r, ; -• master.
Boirlev William, ;' • ■■ ■ : peace.
Cole J E. ;.; i k? •
Isaac Y\ arh m i, : - ■■ ••.
Joy •! :i.- II. ii»' ' ■ r'-.
Parks L Ii bin k ' .
Southerland Hard**! tluur-niill.
S:\ crs Marti; . ! ■■■ ■:. i
The :1> lvtwar p.v
Waller B. K., G> ». store.
keted. Mail daily. J. F. Baugh, post-
in ister.
A-l.il I » S. ph\ sioian.
Baugil J. i\. Hotel and General Store.
Ben -v W like, coal-n iner.
CaSteal I . jll.-ticfc.
Johnson B F. justh e.
Mullins 11 K. nursery.
M Ilins M i=. -. agent.
Xelson V. musician.
Ni lsi n W R, produce.
MIDDLEBI KG if. Casey county,
•■ 8 miles - mtli-*-* >i i »f MeKinney, its
shipping statu >n. < n ! he C. S. R'y, 8 mi
north-east or L >< th count v seat. a u
; 12=' south- usi of Lnuiavilh . This villagi
I . i ] ,. ■ is e'p.ii-di-t:mi i ■:• the n ■> ■'--■ age route 1 e-
; mi tioi ' ift M i-i.-ii with the j tween McKinney and Liberty; fan- to
i ie ol the L. A V. R. R . in Warren
MEMPHIS ,H XC XION
cii i-ini
R. i;. ii
:' Bow !;?.•_- G
count \ . 4 .' ■ ih -
the counts •
r-
ier. 30c. Mail daily. C. S. Holi K -
postmaster.
t ->0. , Coffev James iv. Hour-mill.
Shipments are bui'di :;_•-; ■ :,, and w lisky. i Dix .1 C, pi isieiart.
Land averat; ■.- £4.0 ;■
Ex,..
i K tes '; P, pli :
Adams. Telegraph Western Union. Mail I Estes Edward M, physician,
dailv. (.'. S, Ettiii _- . postmaster.
MERCER STATfOX. This is a
prosperous coal-prod ieinu; settlement, on
the P. A- K R. R. ii M ! ■■•_■ county,
12fJ miles from L-.-i fville Mail dailv. I '"
t ,r ., .. . „ Statoii J O. blacksmil h
J. II. Bnzendi ne. i • . -i -r.
Foley II blacksmith
Holmes ('. S., General Store.
M A uiii !j U II, n. it; market.
Miller Wm. wa<i' >n-maker.
Royalty W T. blacksmith.
Simps '" ( ' E, tinner and barber.
Brizemliiic J. If., -' n A. i -
J >,.-. ey .1 .1 S us. ci i i-miners and store.
Fraser R C, physic
Morehead John W, ph_\ sii ian.
Tiip'.i A Bri/.endine, genera 1 store and d al
miners.
A\ all ^^" A. carpenter.
W- • y J T.physiciai .
Wi ims oc Coffey, general store.
MERRILL. Ai i ini] ortani post-
offi -e in Pow ell 'ourity, 3 miles 1 mm >r:li;-
ton, the countv-s"at.
eiitlv-ostal lished
n < ;i:i-u; .\v. the
MIDDLE FORK. A small and
unimportant farm-house post-office, in
Jacks, 'ii county.
M1DDLETOWX. Jefferson county,
is a town with -•^■ll inlui bitants, 12 miles
east of Louisvi e. the oounfi -seat. A r.-
chora<;e, i \ miles north, on the Shi
branch, I. , t'. cc L R'y, is its shi]
n >ii - Verv little busim •- ;^ carrii il n,
3IEIJREV. A
pi ist-otrii e, 10 '.
■ nty-seat of Barren county. Mail tri- ! ami a small amount of produce, is marketed,
weekly. \ ia s r v n.-ss. M .il daily. John L>.
MERSHOX'S CROSS-ROADS. ! Alexander Rev ('}.
B.-U (' I>. carpenter.
Si :' ■ times ea 1 leo Baiiirln i ■■-. '- n '■ lia<
of *b. it J0O p-.p'e. in Laurel county. lU Blankctiheker .1 hn blacksmith.
mi l^s .north of i. •;■■;..• : ■■ ounti — it, Cochran Mrs H. rope and twine factory,
and 9 from Livimr-ton, its si ppin.tr point, i Vox Rev I; ii
on the L. A A. R. IL. I'rodui.e is mar- i I>urr It D, job printer.
r nnnnn i T^frnninn i ITU T\> TT1 Witl1 ■'•' nier' inc*t0 ' *-e manage.
MX & N KA tE&CASTLl • ■ Ky.
. ? iJLiiJ iliiJ IjQ uts ever jr« lure Soutli.
MID AND RUSrXESS DIRECTORY. MIL 413
-
Pn Wm, phvsician. Deposit Bank of Midway, capital $75,000,
[I ;ii i^maii — -.express agent. WM M.vre, pros W M Shipp, ea
Har ey C W, phy>ician. I Edwards Thomas S, distiller.
•I ., i Benja n i.-tice. ' FUher 0: Bro, rhui ■-mill.
llurd K T," hot' ; Forinan Tin - S, ■. • vri and hardware.
.1 .: . •- W .I. hi; ksmith. j Haley & F'.m-ie .1 1' i laiey, \I \ ",- h tie),
Lvuiij Kev (.A »n>iM ■■',•■- :,-, I >a!oon.
M' . ! ix \ K. iirtal I "• ■ ''■ ■■ ■''
Maddux .John H i ' i rier. Kirniar.il;,-' UK Pr •-■■ . eriai .
Mitch. I! .• I- A llr - ■ ■■ ; enters. !■ i I h-i ; W m ■■ • : . barb r.
\; it, i.,. i !; -v „ i' -,;• ' [ Lehmann David, fu
Fa liter A lien. - iaster. r. ; Long V\ n ia • A. g -0 I ■•-.
Powell David. Saldier. ! McDonald a! ln M. p ■;■■■-• M - II use.
Ko'.l J S. sasv-:iuil. I Lucy Sam'i P. i-iin I ,i <• Orph .. Seho >I.
Sharp Rev Wm. , McEwsin J W. -taii.m I '■ ■_■ ph agt.
Siston .1 -eph, wagon-maker, i Marslon Smith W,. ng, furni lingand
Waters l\ phi -t ■• - dry go Is.
Waters L ii d« p t\ dieritf. ; Miller M - - ie. i
Waters M ir.er, genera! store. Moure Sa:mi >ar-in;ll 3 miles east).
Wal rs K L. .:■■ - ra! si ire". | Nave Br..- . W J C L, an 1 L C). v g <n-
Waters \N tn. gi rem! -' •■ . mak< rs.
\\ etherhee S G. ph; -h-ian. j Nowloii !'> J, pi pr Blu (grass ( :; n r.
Wood & Son, c rpent .'-. I Fates James W. wagon-maker. •
j Pean ; Fred W, ■: tinware.
MIDWAY. On the Lexington branch ■ Poynter Marcus E. physician,
of the L.. C. & L R'y. in tbe i rth-east- Pratt Re\ \V M Baptist .
,.-:. part of Woodf nl ■ • ! ,7 '. lies from Ran Wm F, confectionery and l1 itel.
Versailles, the county-seat. N north-we-t | Redd Robert S. gnuvrii.-s and saioun.
of Lexington, and 80 east of !.-.:--. ii;". Risk John C. butcher.
It was sett! I in 1 $:•>»> nd is ': rated. )', -■-.:■.■ Id J -. ■■'■ teh-maker.
It has 5 ciiu - a 1 n do orphan school, Si-eie\ lliebard S. ph si< an.
a public school. 3 seta : s. hoois. a hank, j Shipp Wi i M, ii si ranee agt.
and a weekly newspaper. iUwi.-raxs O '>>■■■•. Sho ■> 1. ler J S Christian,!.
Daily mail and stage to Versailles. We.-t- Sn th Victor F, painter.
ern Union T legraph. Adams Express. I Spotsw i Prof S D. teacher higl - 1 ol.
Population 1,300. Mrs. Eugenia Williams, Starks A: Co i R S Starks, Thos M Nidi. .1-1.
postmaster. • druggists.
Stone C W, notary ) ublic and examiner.
Arnett Ellison II, groceries. Sutton John, physician
Bailv T W. lawyer. Ta -lorO.-car F. groceries, hardware, etc.
Bear Bros A Co' Theo and Louis Bear, A : Tayl >ri Co K W Taylor, . dry
Davis), general store. go. >d<, millinery, 1 t= and shoes.
Buck Charles W, lawver. I Thornton Mrs M', sal. n
Calvin Robert P. hani -s-maker. | Thompson & Co I. P Thompson, Mrs S
Campbell Gentrv. saloon. Th. mp-on), millii ry and i tions.
Chapman J T tailor. \ Van Met. -r John M. justice of ■ . -.
Chester Wm J. black-! '■'■. Wall ee Robert, farm machinery.
Citizens' Bank ..f Mid Join A Steele, Williams George E \ - Expi -agt.
pn (i ■]■_■■■ T ;:■•■;.'•■ iier. Wi-e John, saddlery, boots and shoes.
Cogar Jas L A: <V>. < mimission merchants. Worshan Wm S, carpenter.
Collins Then i* < - i .
C llins & K Id -Til mas C Collins, .1 L j 311 IJJl'HX. In tl i - >u ;.-. astern
Kidd) livrv -• ■ . . corner . iial.'ard < >ui ty. 7 mi! :s east of
Co tins v\ M (. a • 1 C Collins, J L Mc- Arlii gt..; . nean-t shipping point, o
Cabe . druggists. the C, St. L. A N '. O. U. P.. and '
Davenport Richard EI, police judge. \ south of Blai Iville I . -■ t. The
ftH'fl'fl I:N" ■*". ITS TtKAXCllKS. Steel Itttew 3n«l >M«
''•'•■' • :.•..■. L. IJOfiiJ J 1 •t-h ■-, ' '
£i'S&Eit>& !| Blin Oie Sinker, 100 UANUOU'H STUEET, CHICAGO
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MIL
KIN'JTCkV STATE GAZETTEER
MIL
location of the ! i ar«sl l»m ; U at M,-n .' Id, >fc-(;« >nrn-ll A M physician
I 'J »"' "• -">;" ■'■' • N li '• e .ni.t.»!.» ■<.-..., MeMurrv Wm, hotel ,,, .,,,•
i '• st) • • - ;ire.- - ■ . . i. !', [, uuAjh Miles C \\"
400. •■ . tmn h<-s, :. | | :in.i*an
academy are here. >• ■._-■ • - A -:
fare 50 cei is. and tu .J vii Id, tare £1,
tri-weekh . Kxo! ••- Sou; i.ern. Mail tri-
w •■ >kh . t. (J. ileid, po-tm »-<, ■.
A i ' 3. :■&<»!!.. :.:i ., ;
.'> : ill -■•', KfV (. ti. - ." .;, ■
Cato Kev i L (D ;i ;,.
C; U; 1' 1!. ' : . , ;oi ■■ :.■■!■.
< !ook J A. tun iturf mid md< rtaker.
Dennis .1 ,hn W. v. a -n-n u| •
Dud- ' I L, :
Franklin Key .]' U W ihodist
(..■ TU'e VV il. in it I ■
Green T B, . a- .,- . is - .
Ha yes tV Court ■ y. ..;■ h .-; -.
K irkpjl ■ : i'k ,\ 1 1 ■ - ■: , ■,• md sav -mill.
I.ozier Rev J J Vi ' : ■; -t .
McKinney ( '. | ; ; -;■ i
Martin L R. urim-h I bit. school
New J 13, gi '■• •■. '
Owen- Rev J ■*■•; Christ ian }.
Penn\ baker John ' '. • -■■■- an 1 hides.
Red ford W R, tinn -r.
R< id Dr K < > druirg -' md gem ral store.
Richardson J A. ii >-ry.
Rii '• ar ! ■ n J >. - u< ■ '..
R chard.- .n M W. - | H-m-v and harness.
San Iford J N. genera] -!•■*;•<--.
Wad.i Jc Win
ngham, grocers.
3IILFOni>. S tiled in 1800; is n
village v. ; !; :.'", inhabitants, 10 miles
of |',r„ , t! . T1
fork of" • h ■ La-kins; ri\ er t\ tl'or Is, po\
v\ hi. h a flour ai , • . , ,.,j
The i lost ac • --.• ; . • A ;
h, 10 lih-s north- wot. although -.■■ .-
can 1 ■ shipped via A ngi; ta. 10 milf-s i
ea^t ■>! ■ Ohio river". \ ; ., niin
f,,r :i ilistilh ry. Ki i ts cnifirisi i ■
and tobacco. Mail tri-we. kly. Art mr
1 '•' ( . ii . i tt-r.
Askin .1 K. h.-t -1
Barb .ur -i «; p t ■ ■■ i her and shoen ■.' ■ r
Blai k.-rli\ .1 M. physician.
Broufjb A. . I, thiei ind j i nisliirig goods.
j Brow :, .V ( 'oi \»\ ,.nn lei I ! rs.
I Brown i: f)i n- Jn ■;•;.■_-!.!- :,:;.i trro ,ers.
j Brow ning .) \!. general sere.
■ Byar J. Tome !'.. i! , ir an i - ivv-mill.
] . Conley S P, earp.?nter.
I Cooper W C. hotel and e irp 'nter.
i Duncan A .1 and. J M, b acksmiths.
■ Ellis .1. <al. on.
i Hardin Mrs R A. dr. ^s-maker.
Howard ]1 T, hotel and liverv-stable.
Searbrouyl] W H, furniture; id undertakr. ; Jonkin* & Mann, leaf-tobaceoand produce
Kabl< i" ^1 ■-- Ur.z'u . rnillinor.
M itchell Wm. blacksmith.
j Mor>re W A A; Sons. | ! ; deians.
i * >gden \ Duneati, general store.
i Tavlor B F. -r .cer.
i Trtmax \V. saloon. •
i Waliingford .1 T, physician.
Simp-on F X. ]>hysi
Smith M rs F K. milli; ■'■.
Stanlev K C. b-«>t and shoemaker.
Stono <- W, I la ksmith.
Sumnu rs X L, sal
Tl , n as K B liv st- . k.
Thomas .} B, b! ' -
Thompson Mr- N .1. ! i \,
Walker J hn .1 . v _■ .n maker. J
West Rev I; 1. i M ■•• hodi.-t i. " • LLDA LE. ( ■;■ S. nth Covii .-■ -
i as !' is more general!; . mi, is ■, nl!air<
I in Kent ru r-ou ilv. and ( r. -sino- statioi on
AlIU:s. Xame changed from Jor- K. C. and I. ..'*'. ts L. II-.-. :" ■ .
d ■ Sti Lion. ■•..-■ : - ■ 1--.0 ; ...p!,.. j ;>,,.,, < \ -.,,._;•, ,.. \> , . .,, . \ .. ,f, ... , .
■■■■ ] niton •■ in ' . |s in - ■ ■;.!!• ina-i. ".00. Mail lailv. .1 tin >r. - p, -r-.-n--- r
shipp., {p.m.to. • ■ MA:... It K. Mad | K
:■ ly. J. W ,,:.•-:, I. pinaster. ,_.. , , .
Alexander M L .Ir, dr :-ist. | Moss John, Hotel Proprietor.
Km us fort I J. AY., (i- -I Smr". j Park (in I ':<;-%■ F. jusii,-e p ice.
I pelaiui \V J, e ^ pr ■•- and K i! ayont. S.-ba-{i<m Fr'a k,
! '' I ' ■ l" '.''..-. itjfr. Wait, ran! j.hvs cian.
Jordan W S, generai store. i Wurinsti.di Albert, wau'on-maker.
. ■■ I ,000 „| f HI
i ". I lh, ■ ■ fj g»ft $g
:.: lltflfU til yii^H:: -:•-•!:. cblel In f JJg |iL::
7 J -..,'. taevur; b :re. w;
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>iil.l.eix;kviLiLg.
population of :!''!. in Li ic In
iv< -: of S ;. i! ■• i, ch- i
and 1"-'. s iuth-\> • -t of i. ntLville. The C.
S. R'y, passes through hero. A Hour anil
woolen-mill are driven by steam, ariiJ
St ■•>:. llUlll'i •- Mil ! product.' UV - \ .-■■';.
Espfi Ad'atas. T iegrap i Wc.-i ■ rn
1/ ' .. Mail i!y. F. R. < .
1 >] i ■.;■- Jhs, c irp.int.er.
Coinptoi) F. U., General Store.
Foster T J, live stock.
(, ,. ,,, ;.., ,. . ... ,,iii.
Gres an \V 11, w . - -maker.
Hughs J i 1". ;■■ ' :■ ■
Hunn 1 1 ••>. , ,\si ian
■■;::' - i): niei/consta! U\
Myers .i \>. \\ ■ ilen-mill.
\\ ; e.rs J D. ear]
Rogers .1 K pa nter.
Russell VI l\ hotel.
f? md ; . • Madison, live st - k.
Sandidg. W'y. tt, live st .. 1;
Shackli ford R v Z B . — ).
Stilus; D tniel I've stock.
Tucker Sain, blacksn ith.
Wilkisi n L P, blacksmith.
Has ' ooper Rev D D M, rb- disi .
, ' J G Tringti >n AN'. si ■;, . tailor.
I) J A Pivshytei
U Is. .n San 1 I.), can ige-i i
Egne .v «fc A '!i. hardware a I genl su re.
Fei Coiie. f Mill*? sbunr.
• !.,-, i- and h irm I-mul sr.
." - • -■ ). Iv :.: '. i '. [lotir-milk-.
G . : , ' CI, as. i fie!
G i t:.-o '1 [)"D, pres Millersburg Fe-
ma! College
Hitt A idi ".\ ••. ..■■• i era] ?tor \
Hu les A Inied -v. dry - Is.
Hurst Silas \V, pin sieian.
Hunter Henry ! I . wagou-m iker.
Hunt Win 1', bia< ksmil h.
.1 ameson A ; istice of peace.
Johnson Win it J 1. ;; ■:■''. [j ' uvv. and ex-
MITjLiKRSBUKG. On Hikston
ere ;k, in the nort >-• as. ern pai t of Bourbon
county, 8 t:ii!.;- north-east of Pari-, the
count v-seat, on the .'I i ,--• ille di\ i«;on of
the K. C. II. R., an inc. rp irate !
settled in 1817. This town i tin ion of
two tine educational establishments, the
Wesleyan College and the Female College,
the latter bei ig one of the largest ; the
State. [\>pu ai ion > '<■>. A we kly news-
I aper, a bank, several ehuri bes an i g !
seho )ls are here. Evpr - Ad tins. Mail
daily. R. 15. Bo.ul len, p< stmaster.
Alien & Alien, dn %<
Barton Joshua, di.-i i l< r\ .
Bar- Ti I) \V, pn . •..-.• K, nl uekv Wi -" »'-
an C liege. '
B. •• !■ . if K. physit ian.
lioiildtTi Jno »V e; Co in si nil ce a:
genera! store.
'; iiirbon >•'■■'•. s, Bn ce ( !hamp, pubii - i r.
'■■>' ■■ riton Chas J, . '■ r.
Br ran ( -• -■< \\ , 1. and i : •• iudge.
Jones Fieteher A. sadJler.
Kentuck\ VVeslevan College, R B Boulden,
president.
Litton K v Jaa Methodist).
McTntvre Get) W. meat market.
Miller Jos \V, justice of peace.
M iller J us A. g meral store.
Miller \\ m M .1 r, dru rgist.
Miilersburg Deposit Bui :-. ap $53,000),
R Tarr, pre>; A G Stilt, cash.
Miilersburg Female College, George T
Gould, 1) I». president.
Mock John \V. undertaker.
N -bitt John T. fiour-inill.
N isbiit M rs K A, dress-maker.
< )! ver Tom il, town marshal.
Paniell Mrs J M, hotel and livery stable.
Purnell Mutt ie, milliner.
Ilobv James M. blacksmith,
R. •; r- >\: Henry, d ruggi.-ts.
Tarr II, pres MVilersburg Deposit bank.
Taylor Mrs Belle, mil liner.
Sa\ age T K. i on.-tahle.
Shar ard Rev -J T •> Christian i.
Smit h J Uruce, phy -ician.
Smyth Win iker.
Stitt Alfred <.. physician, and cash Millers-
burg bank.
V out L- u i. station and ten raj - gt
nd \> : [] ii R, ha rm — maiier.
W irford James ■ . ',.■ r.
3IILZ,nvi:X\S STORK. In the
itu-'A. ■ . •■: ■. -i. "t nf Sim] on n .",5
' ': : to. Bruce pri ter and i bli.-her Bour- ' mi!e« • :--.-• of Franklin, tin -
seat, its ■ ■ -1 npping point, uti the
i Xash\ ille brtincli of the L. ec N. R. R.
' ollii r Jaa M, lumber and coal.
ittdb>i imc pa nu efpt ptp,
uiiCii lab. uii. Ui! tin trLi
val and Southern Depf
} LOUISVILLE, -....» itY.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
M 1 X
Pop: t:iti '■> 75. Tri-\vi -kly mail. G. II.
M i i liken, ;><" in aster.
Civil Frank, constable.
35 tllik* n G-. H-., G< nera-1 Store
Morrow lit v U H i Baptist t.
Needy .1 K, i'ti> sieian.
lv •'•■ y ,1 tint's, justice.
Rod en l "arisi : ! - J. -hoen aki r.
MIIYL SPRINGS. A landing on
the Cum er i riv< . in vy • • , mnty.
^_ nsi ■- •: in Muntii ilo, a ,.'i i L from
Burn -:■!:■.;"'■ i ■ • rest rai I road noii t . Pup-
il 50 Stage to Bun . ■. ;. d $1.00.
.1 A I. •■ ir, p • ma •;. r.
Ji ties .1 A. pi ysieian.
Eaum' J. I>. tV «Jro., Gei ■ •'•.- .1 Store.
I. .;■ o,. Sail". rhmr-i i .-
\V( it John T, Hi > r-tn , .
MILIAV(H)!>. A post-orhoeinGi
sou iniy. and a stati n »n f he I'. '
It. Ii., tiA- miles wi -r of Loitchiield
county-si at. ai .1 77 from Louis* ille. S
direct Bank at Elizs . hi ni. Sta v ■
I oop-hol ' ;, lumber md toba < o ar - shipp. I
I ' | on 75 Land fan he pure ha
fr.-m -";.-_";,-;.■■. K ■
i r:.. Jai y. Bfii. Mil is , i?tmx-tt:
1 : n A" Bros, shingle mnfrs.
H m F. \ - -• ill.
Crav f r« i .v M eClui • <£< era! store
Dfi H ire\ II K. tohaeeo d.-akr.
Wells Ben, Kailr ad Agt. and I >perator.
Wells < bar -. i ■■•. r :•- - a_t.
Wells 11 K, genei .! si
White .1 W, g ' f-ral •' :■ .
_ 3! [I/TOX. A villas with n poj ul
! tion of ?>K5. is a landing un th Ohio river,
MILS.TOWX. [nthev. tern part in the exti rthern pan «.f Tr i
of A lair cu mi y. 7 m lei west of • olurn- county, 1.0 mill - fr nn Bi i ord, the couuty-
bia, the county-seat, i •• fi >m : tm I lis- ' seat, and 45 from Louisville. It; r
ville, the nt-tre.- shipping point, on the C. shipping point, and n arest bank, is al
& O. division of the L. A N. R. R., and 100 v- I u. Ind, directly opposite, on the .1 .
south-west "f Louisville. Semi-weekly ' M. a I. R. K. A steam tiour-mill t; 1
mail. .Population 100. J. 11. Tutt, post- i weekly newspaper arc here. Ship-men •
master.
F'"\v!'- James W, justice.
M ;■'(■;• V s. il >ur, - tw and woolen-mill.
Morrison T J, blaeksn
Murrah W D, ; h\ sic a n.
Sexton C B, bi t an i shoemaker.
Stults T R, . ons nble.
Tutt .1. II., Grocer.
Vance Al o, ha rn« — maker.
Willis A- Noel, general store.
i art- corn, tobacco, wht-j t. ai i fruit, Maii
; daily. John Kn ' ■ . [j stmaster.
Harker I! ■- T \V" Mi tl o lis! So th).
i Mar-1) \\'i;ii^. saloon.
I l',r 'ad >:>; v;o:i. blacksmith.
, ( "a pi it i jeer J V. gei eral store.
Fcarn Samuel Jr & Son. iiour-mill.
Gas om J H, hotel.
' Gassi 'in K M, livery.
i Holm.-- a Stark, wasjon-makers.
[Lull J \ . dru-s.
MIIjI^VII^E. I" the northern Ladd J T. physician.
parr, of Woodford co nty, 9 mil 5 north of j Milton S'r«>«- Press ("Weekly).
Versailles, S south of Frankfort, its near- 1 Morris [buiiam in. general store,
est shipping point, on the L., C. it L IV y, Mosley M il. hotel,
and 08 east of Louisvilie. tjemi-weekiy Mo.-b-y & Divine, general store.
mail. Population 90. James S. Darnell, : Netherlaiid .) A drusrgist.
post m ister. P >qu ird Joseph, b' icksmith.
Babbitt M.carpent r ■ Ruth^ rf< r I II W. hhi -mith.
Botts J urn - \I, phv.- ian. '- • A C, 1 ■•
Durn«*ll .JaiiH'sS., Gi eral Score. e and notary.
Dan ell W W. hotel.
Darnell & Tayl >r. s;ei -ral -t ire.
Enli w '.V.
Gaines W \ «'. C >, distillery.
tfundli y M B, was. 1 •. r.
i - 1 -rt vv < i raham, distillery.
Shaw A Pett y, rlour-inill.
\\ , . :. K M, physician.
MINERVA. In th n - h-wes
pari of \| is. i) ei unt}-, 12 n iles ives! oi
M a\ sville ! i p c ami \ -seat, its nearest
ping point by rail > n thi K C. R. !i . '
south 1 f Dov< r, its : • art -: shipping point
1 rVTI I ■ ft A"!) G —
■ ,\ EST Send I
A U l/liU way a ad 830 Nc
fUSiL HARDWARE Bpecialti. at Lowest Prices
to f'RED. SCHMIEDING-, r-
jsy Jxiorth Fourth. Street. - - ST. LOUIS. MO.
MIX
AVI> BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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!.r water on the Ohio river, and 200 n
■ :' L misviile. The M iners a ( ■ ■
Institute is located here. Tri-weekiy
iu><i <tago t > M&ysvilla. Far.-, roui !
(1. Population 250. John B. Hawes,
master.
Brasheer Geo M, :arpenter.
;■ •■ is ■;•■'■ J' F, leaf-tobaci !>.
llawe.s John B., General St ire.
11 ift-cs V\" il, iii put y w >stn;aster.
Mc.Gill Lawson. pbysii in.
Mannen 1 P, general store.
Pcrham Han W, carpenter.
Perham John J, constable.
Perham VV C, carpenter.
Perham W II, carpenter.
V. i 1 J >hn A, physician.
Reeser John, blacksmith.
Staton Miss Josie, milliner and dress-ins
Staton Perry, bla :ksmith.
Traut A M, omnibus proprietor.
Wallace Stewart, harness-maker.
Watson .1 II, justice.
Weaver 0 N, justice.
Wilson I S, l' lur-mill.
Winter Geo 1", leaf-tobacco.
orth-
ijiate
1 mil
trip,
post-
MIXING CITY. A coal-mining
village on Green river, in Butler county,
6 mil >s west of Morguntown, the county-
seatand nearest bank. The usual shipping-
point is Bowling Green, on the Memphis
division L. & N. II. R., 6-3 miles south.
Large quantities of eoal are mined iu'r^.and
form the only shipment. Population 17o.
"1 "li •■ village has telephonic communication
with Bowling Green. Mail daily. K. P.
Aspley, postmaster.
Aspley E. I?.. Agent Navigation Co.
Brown Rev .1 It I Baptist .
Green Mr, E hotel.
Melvenny B V, clerk navigation company.
Phillips Jas, supt <j & B H N* C i's mines.
Pollock Archie, Mud creek mines.
Seelev E P, physician.
^mith K M, 1 i iyycr for G A B K S Co.
West .J liiri, deputy sheriff
MlNOflSVri, !,K. A small village
in Scott county. *'< 'orgetown, the c iunty-
seat, is distant l'tj m les south, to which
pla>.e shipments should bo made. T ba •
co, wheat, corn, and stock, are shipped.
Farming land will average $20 to $40 per
27
J. S. Reynolds,
acre. Mail tri-weekly,
postmaster.
:; , saw-mill.
Barlow John C, produce.
Bast D tailor.
Bradley V < \ constable.
Bramlett J lr & .J It, steam saw-mill.
Bruner C B, live stock.
( ilcn an W B, tanner.
Davidson John, • oopi r.
Easley A, produce.
F( • li H D, general store.
Ford Rev 11 W (Christian),
Gardner John, wagon-maker.
Gayles T E, physician.
Hamilton John, meat market.
Murphy C, ju-tice.
Risk Harry, distillery.
1: us P. shoemaker.
Runm Is '-■>< urge, blacksmith.
Travlor John, hotel.
MIXTOXVILLE. In Casey coun-
ty, is a small village, with about 100 inhab-
itants, located about lfj miles south of
Libert}-, ti • c< unty-seat. Pul >-ki, a sta-
ti m on the C S. R'y, is the most accessible
shipping point for its products of dried
fruit and produce. Mail semi-weekly.
Tyler Jasper, postmaster.
Baldock & Davenport, general store.
Emerson M . cooper.
Gassett & Jnspor, General Store.
Godbey Rev J L < Methodist).
Hughes J L. physician.
Kinder W D, blacksmith.
Minton ot Jasper, distillers.
Rainwater & Doss, distillers.
Kay I S, blacksmith.
Ray S B, saw-mill.
Raysden A, blacksmith.
Tavlor F A, phvsi 'ian.
Whites Rev L ii ( Baptist).
t a 1 1 o n
!:. R.,
eat of
MITCHEULSIJURG. A
on tin Knoxville branch L. A N
10 miles fr >m Dan\ ilie, the o unt
Boyle. It contains a steam ' ■mill, a
1 u h, and school, and a p> oulation of
about 400. Exports consist of tan-bark,
lumber and live stock. Stage t i Harrods.
burg daily. Far.- $1.25. Mail daily. J.
II. Webb,' postmaster.
Brennan J:t>. s loemaker.
Burchel! Chas, blacksmith.
p t% fit
linn Eiflfil ■ ''.3-321 so. cute, si-..*, Chicago, ill
l» Wi! VVi II IU UU aty Send for Illustrated Catalogue 2nd Pric*i
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KENTUCKY BTATE G/ZETTEER
MON
Carpenter J A, express & R R agent.
Holm B H, blacksmith.
Mitchell's Mills ii.-iiin C Watson, propr.
R> an .) C, ha rne*s-maker.
Ryan J K. general store.
Steele G A. saw-mill.
Watson C VV, general store.
Webb PF, shoemaker.
MOBLEY. LaRue county, 12 miles
from Hodgenaville. the county-seat. No
village.
MONROE. A village in Hart coun-
ty, 14 miles nu.-t of M' nn rdsvi'ile. Ship
to [iowletts, on the Men phis division L&
N. R. K Populatioi 100. Tobacco and
produce form the shipments. Mail tri-
weekly. T. C. Young, postmaster.
Butler J II, physi a .
Coaklev B P, general store,
B .
;•:- ■:. t.vai-,3,
smith.
Loh" E J, i lacksmitb,
Young J A. wago . <■ and blacksmith.
Young T. C, General Store.
MONTISREY. This village is in
Owen county. 10 miles from the county-
seat, and 22 miles from Sparta, its shipping
station, by rail. Here is 1 mill, 1 church.
1 free school. Toba o, bro mi-corn, and
live stock are shipped. Daily stage to
Owenton ; fa-e 75 cents ; to Sparta, $1.75
Population 3-30. Daily mail. Wm E. Har-
din, postmaster.
Ballard Johnson, constable.
Hirclx'tt James A., Physician.
Birehitt \V R, physii ian.
Birchitt & Foster, drutrcrists.
Blades VV C, leaf- tobacco.
Brown George, carpenter.
Byrnes -I I>. wharf-boat.
Diivall Rev J E, i Baptist).
Ellis J. A., Justice of the Peace.
Fitzgerald Jas, justi - of p< ace.
Foster .! C I), pi \ -> an.
Foster Rev ,! VV i R >:'orm).
Foster AL Bro., Li iery.
Hard':; .! !'. en rpenter.
Hardin M ra M J, millinery.
Hardin T J. law ,-« r.
Hardin Wm ! > live *to< k.
Hardin Wm E. i'-welry andsewg-maehines.
Hardin A. Calvert, General Store.
Harris Jacob, blai ksmith.
Head Rev J A ( Baptist).
Head J S & Bro, genem! store.
Ileiulon J. M., County Clerk.
Herntfon J. W«, Police Judge and
General Store.
Hyter & Head, undertakers.
Johnson J N, meat market.
Knox Charles, cooper.
Lawrence.] VV & J M leaf-tobacco.
Lindsay James 1!, bar! ■ r.
Messink Frank, shoemaker.
Messink J A, irrocer.
Montgomery Wm, painter.
Pry or G L, physician.
Itandsrtale Mrs. Sarah, Hotel.
Sanford & Claxon, hotel.
Smith R If, physician.
Sullivan A D, v.atron-maker.
Swetman T S, blacksmith.
Wanscott T W, blacksmith.
Wilson George, Tinsmith.
MONTGOMERY. In the county
of Trigg, il miles !r >m Hopkinsville, the
nearest railroad station, and 200 miles from
Louisville, is located this town, with its
population of 200. It contains 1 steam-
mill, 1 church, a free school, and ships
com, wheat and tobacco. Daily Hta^r-s to
Hopkinsville; fare $1.50, and to Cadia(the
county -seat), 50c. Mail daily. J. W.
Gaines, postmaster.
Allen F M. physician.
Atkinson Christian, blacksmith.
C.illom .1 P, physician.
Gaines J J, grocer.
Gaines J. W"., Dry Goods, Flour-mill
and Police Judge.
Gaines T H, engineer.
Gaines WT P. lawyer.
Gaines A: Stewart, leaf-tobacco.
Jones W R, physician.
Jones MrsW R, school-teacher.
Kevil J B, flour-mill.
McCaughan Charles, tinner.
MeGehctj Bros, general store.
Ricl efts <r VV . leaf-tobacco.
Stan [field N 1', blacksmith.
Stewart Wylie, carpenter.
Stewart W J, blacksmith.
Stii ebaugh R, cai penter.
Wallis I VV. cooper.
Watkins J T, i urpenter.
Witty Thomas, wli "el-wright.
Wooten J VV, wagi n-maker.
• •
. :
Have Settled more than *,40O
. leases, end hrtvr U«.d but 13 5i*«
tinted tlalsn*. Arents Evervwtare
MO.N
AM) BUSIKE8S DIKECTORY.
MOO
419
MONTICKLiLiO. Th< nty-seat
of Wayne county. Buniskiw, 20 rnvies dis-
tant, is the tipping pou t, and Louis :
rivate
is lGo soutn-west. One era:'1
bcIkm Is, and the usual number of store?, etc..
are here. Shipments, mules, cuttle, hogs,
grain, bacon, and feathers. Stage daily to
Burnside, fare $2", P< pulation 400-. Daily
mail. C. W Gragg, postma: ter,
Bates T A. carpenter.
Brown & Hicks, t . ksmit -
Brummitt & Br », painters,
Burnett K. gf neral store.
Castello ,! \V, physician.
Chrisman J S. lawyer.
Cook A S. physician.
Cook& "Wriirnt. d <■ md general store.
Fi im is W ; . .. •
Frazer -J Knox. County Attorney.
P< wston K !■. l.ot« i.
Fleming Geo W, carpenter.
Frisbie J R '-•';•;• sician.
Gra^ii" C. W-, Druggist.
Hull .1 fcl, phvsici in.
Hardin M D iiotel,
Huffman & Bates, blacksmiths.
Kindrick W. -T., Genera! S ore.
MoConnasrh » .1 F, cb puty -fieri;}'.
Paul & Huff, marble.
Phillips II. A., Physician.
Phillips J A. lawyer.
Phillips £ Co, general store.
Phillips eX S ■ rce •■■ iggists,
Ramsi v -I C, general store.
Ramsey G T. sheriff.
Sallee J L, lawyer.
Salle,-, Berry & Co, general store.
Sandusky \V M. boot and shoemaker.
Simpson M, saddler.
Stone H. C, Dentist.
Tutt! • I! S. tinner.
Tuttl. L P. dentist.
Tuttle J. W., Lawyer.
Wayne Count* Mercantile Co, genl store.
Weaver B K, carpenter.
■VIONTPELJEIt. A country post-
offi -e JO mi es ~a it: ■• >-* >i C< umbia, the
county-seat in Li ■ south-* istoi n part of
Adair county, 30 miles south ot Campbells-
villo. its nearest shipping p 'int. on the
Kn.-.xville bra >.< h of ih»- L. & N. U. R..
and 110 >■ uth-» ist ol Louisville. Dail)
mail and stage to Col unl ia. Cyras Whe it,
postmaiter and general store.
MOODVVIMJ;. On Green river,
in thi south-eastern part of Green county,
y miles south-east of Grecnsburgh, the
countv-seat an 1 nearest shipping ;■ >int, on
the C.& O. div. of L. & N. R. R. Daily
stage to Greensburgh, Tri-weekly mail,
Robert Hatcher, postmaster.
Allen B W, live stock and sa,w-mill.
BH Igwati " A \ grocer.
Bu( I anan E P, prn si jian.
Buchanan II P, flour and saw-mill.
Clark James, sh >< maker.
Coffey J il. sewing-machine agent.
Gaines W R, carpenter.
Givens James, conf , tinner.
Hatcher & Co, blacksmiths and wagon-
makers.
Heizer Samuel Jc Co, general store.
Heizer Thos. tinner.
McGinnis J Q, earpe? ter.
Mock Rev H C ( ).
Moor; K v \V B ( ).
Taylor Perry, blacksmith.
Vircus J, cooper.
MOOLEW1 1 A AZ. Inthe northern
part of Breckinridge county, 20 milea
north of Hardinsburg, the county-seat, 4
south of Concordia, the nearest shipping
point, on the Ohio river. Tri-weekly mail.
Population 125. J. R, Mitchel, postmaster.
Archer P P, sp. ke-mill.
Dawson John, blacksmith.
Durbin S F, flour and saw-mill.
Dutschke Julius, saw and grist-mill.
Eirgart Ge", carpenter. ■
Filer S. carpenter and wagon-maker.
Eller Wm II. carpenter.
Li rers 11 E, b! icksmith.
Mattinglv R A. druggist.
Mitchell .T. It., General Store.
Mooleyville Academy, conducted by the
Sist< rs of Charity.
Parr F G cooper.
Pike W H, justice of peace.
Roaux Rev Peter( Catholic.)
R >l!ins John M, grocer.
M.r- E i :a, milliner.
MOOREFIEI.D.
part of Nil ho us ci unt y
(. ' t r 1 i - ' ■ . t: . count it,
ping point, on the K . C.
nor! Iwast of Lo
In th< s uthern
6 miles -,.i , ?
its r earest ship-
P.. R, . i •
One daii\ mail
(1 9tage ('■■■■.■\ Owingsville to Carlisle
siy - " *- CENTRAL DEPA fWENT, - - I
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
MOR
fare to the fornioi p >i ■• 51.-30, to tho
latter 50 cents. Pup ilut >n 100. W. II.
Howe, postmaster
ilili I". T, jiiij sician.
Howe 3 Vv , dry goo U.
Howe W D & Co, pr »di -.
Howe W. Ii..«'- r
Llowe W ii & Co, bar lOs-s-m ikers
Q ■ if ! . . Ida 'ksru ith,
Kin; >n G, < ti pen trif.
Itatliif VV B o Co -' 'neral store.
Stupa A B, [>.;_) a if. i an.
Thompson A, blacksmith.
MOORE'S CREEK. A country
post-offioo iu the county of Jackson, 158
radios from Louisville. Livingston
miles away, is the nearest raiir \: si
Semi-weekly mail. 3. 1'. M. Roach, post-
ma* ter.
Gook G. W., L ■:. • 3: »ck.
Cook lionrv, Ida. k ■ mth
Dychc R. A., Justice. r the Peace.
Johnston Jh oes, hi i ksmith.
Johnston Srtmilel, !' VMeiaU.
Jones I». It., General 3tore.
Little M I), i iwyer.
L:nska John, sn* ami flour-mill.
Pennington Klias, wa<ron-r< <r;"^.
Pennington John bl i' ksmith.
Pennington M L, hiae
Perkey 0 11. blaeksmi '■ .
Pow -ii Carter, general »1 •re.
Price Louisa, ti >ur-n;i!t.
Riley Frank, general score.
Smith Samu 1 carp liter.
Steel Wic. 1>. wagon-maker.
Sutler >I. <>., lawyer.
Welch. Samuel E., General Store.
b "rough, tli • i earest railroad appro? I m
; shipping point, on the K . C R'y. 1
cr< ek ; i rn -! ■••- p wer, by which a
n : 1 i> driven. The K. L! ec ii. 3. It. it i
: projected ani almost completed to thi
! point. Its brink location is Owini
I 20 miles south-west, and feathers, hides a
b • f :,r shipped 'I lire hi -. n pub
lie school '..', i' - and I saw-mil
i sustained by a population of 500. Consid
i erable improvements have laielj* been ear
' ried on, and t lie town :- in a prosperci:
| condition. Mail daily. Cay 1'owors, post
! master.
j Bailey Warren cou lj j idg ■.
| Brad ley Elias, gri>t mill.
lilH'l!- Ji . ii ., !,
. :r.
1 Clay Powei «*, H
' Cox A Ii n, g rierai stort .
I Ha rgis John, law yer.
' Houaker C A '.- egraph operator.
j Humphrey A ndrew, eommiosionerof taxes
■ Johnson James W., County Clerk.
j Logan II M. g .. ■ral store.
| Logan II S, p.:; sii i m.
McKing I'o . (Christian).
Martin C P, ph '. si. ian.
Patton !'<! « ard. shoemaker
Ramnelri T. \Y., '
Stewart Rev James | Baptist).
Warren Anderson," ne nil store.
Wyatt W P, sheriff.
Young Davis A, blacksmith.
Young Z T, laM ver.
MOORESVTEEE. A settlement of
60 people, in VVa>!i i :ton nty, 50 miles
from fjouisvilie, 9 mil"S fro springfield.
the coiiiity-s ■■i*', and 12 miles from the
shipping-point, P>ard.-t'-wn. Mail daily. A.
D. Marshall, ; -I nast* r.
Marshall A. !>., General Store.
Moore II Ii, d ' I r.
Oliver John, blai ksmith and wagon-maker.
Wenar .! • , oo per.
MOltEHEAI). The seat of justice
for Kowan county, is located 165 miles
from Louisville, and 15 south-east of Hills-
MOltdAX. On the K. C. R. R., in
the southern part of Pendleton r unty, '■
miles south of Falmouth, the county-Keat,
and ! '>! north-east of Louisville. Adams
Express. Dally mail. Population 25. J.
W. C howniug, postma; t :r
A ntr •! ii-. 3 L, i
Bruun \V A. live -t !..
Braun & Chownin <■ le;i f-toba e< .
Ch.owniii^ J. \V., G ncral Store and
tStati. :. A gen t.
Tuga • 1-. 3, gene.! a\ si
iv: kwood liev W'v, . I la< k mith.
Mi ek .1 M, ph\ -i> ian.
Risk J 15 A, ph'jsi 'ian.
S irj;. nt D, genera! btore.
W adsw rth Hfiiry, b a 'ksmith.
Wis htman P ti. •• -i \ - • ian.
no in i n dat
. . ;. fill
IV it?K>nt i " ' • ' ,..: '»'i«- maaagfl.
BAR6LE & CASTLEMAN, !, ,, ;vil!e, Ky, :
Agtuts everywhere Boutlju
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HIOKOANFIELD, The
. ,! , • Union eount\ is situated 7 miles
ilh of ! i'i >ntown on it.-' <> io river, its
rii ircst shipping point by water, and 15}
ii ilfs east of Shawn eetown, 111 , its nearest
nil road shipping point, on the St. L. & S.
V R'y, and •- ab< ut 248 miles south-west
• ;, uisviil«\ [t is in led towi
governed by :i board of tornmi-sioners,
and, since its setth ment in 1811, has made
rapid progress. Jf. possesses a fine court-
house and jail, the former having cost
-•'■' 00, and the latter \2> ,0< 0 Li ■■■ a i -
rial faeili :ios are ex eel Km i I it ha.- i
churches in the place — 1 I / a very
line edifice, costing about $10,000 . 1 M- th-
ojist, 1 Presb_> terian, and J Christian-
Mid, in addil i »n, 5 churches for c< red
people. The town is pleasantly situated
■ the center of a ver\ fei tile 'i1-' r :
about 500,000 pounds of i baoeo being
shipped annually. Daih stage to Hender-
son, and tri-wetkly stage to Uniontown;
weekly stage to Shawneetown. Express
natter received at Uniontown, over the
Adams Express line; and, connected with
this, S. H. Davis & Bro. run a private • x-
press between Morganflold and Union-
town, receiving and delivering express
matter at this place. Population (census
of 1880) 735. Mail daily*. C. O. Harris,
postmaster.
Adair Cromwell, lawyer.
Allen H C, school co nmissi< ner.
Alvey Miss Belle, milliner.
i;' ie .!..- T. town marshal.
Bower E \V, grocer.
Butham \V in, carpenter.
Camph ill '1 : os W, justi e of p a :e.
Carr Wm \T. Irtisrgist and grocer,
Chambers J II. furniture.
Ch-ipi >7.o K, law\ er
CowgNl Mrs E Y, millin ■-.
Davis L II & Bro. grocers.
Duval ii ( , i liler.
Eisler G n uker.
Evans It 1 A; Co I: P Evans, R II C
Rhea •. druggists.
Fall Wm R, t res Morganfield Collegiate
Institute.
J"''. •■ nov Landoi C ' i wyer.
Ford .Tas L, book* an.! i eries.
<■• i<;er Jno 8. p'.li I ,
'> iger & B iard (J S Geiger, C A Board),
lawyers.
Graham Barrett, brick mnfr.
IL.rrel II VV. farmer.
Harris Christopher (\, Postmaster.
;: . .v Wallis <C C Harris, A Wallis),
grocers.
Haques Wm ( '. lawyer.
Hud on John E, saloon.
H:. Ison J W E, h. tel
[In ie OH iwy<
Hughes Sam (', law y< r.
on Martin, de'ntist.
James I). C, B nk Cashier.
Kepeling Geo I', carpenter.
Lewis D >V. carpenter.
Lilley Jos K. hotel ai d physician.
Long A- Alien iL W Long, H , D Allen)
M . I oi mil :: imm i =ad Her.
M < ! lire Wm, blacksmith.
\] tthew.s t . !.ii, pin -i. Ian.
Markham It il. carpi nter. pr*"*
Marshall .1 is VV. law yer una county judge.
M<-\ ers L< >uis, jew eh r
M organ Cnas, • ■ oemaker.
Morris Bros .»"j •! ••■' i Jno If;, livery.
Morton Rt-v W I) i Presbyterian).
Muir Jos W. phy.-ieian,
National Bank oi Union County,
Capital $11)0,000. Geo. Huston, Frest.,
D. C. James, Cashier.
' >vei ton Rev <\ B \ Mi thodist).
Parsons Mrs i! C, m il liner.
Pr ell .1 W. barb. r.
Rhea R II C, dr igsjist.
Rice John R, flour-mill,
[tichards W A. ph\ sician.
Riddle John B. county surveyor.
Ros t Samuel & Sou, general store.
Rowe G M, dry s, mis';
Sale Jarni • S. oon-tal Ie
Sale Thomas, bint ksmith.
Shoemaker T J, physician.
Spalding .? G. lawyer.
Sj ulding «& Adair iJ A Spalding, Cromwell
Adair ■, law vers.
Tin lor E G, county clerk
T-t\ . t ,Tes>e S, law v r.
Taylor .r- ■■ ; 1 . sa ■
: r John M, clerk circuit court.
\\ all John II, m» at m:irk. t.
Y\ aller M K & C . M R and R A Waller),
rirv iron Is.
Youiig T B, farmer.
MORGANTOWN. This is an in-
corporated town on Green river, with ft
. , . bating Stamps, Self-Inking Stamps, Ban .; V^-Tron- ars
;. Protectors; Amateur Printing Presses ana types j, £OCiiF
me&&ki\ SP iliilSl $1 Engraver ami I>ie Sinker, l«t> IJandolyh St., CHICAGO, l.V
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population of 200, located in tiic cunt nil
portion of Butler county, of which it is
the seat of justice. The most accessible
railroad point I- Beaver Dam, 20 miles
north, on the P. A E. 11. R., although
goods can Vie shipped direct via Green
river. A bank is :; " :, and 2 ehur< h - and
publi • school are ••• staim d. Mail ,; lily.
: d iYeav . :. p stms -• r.
Bridges B T, drugs an J groceries,
S>Ofker\ A.. T., Drugs- and Groceries,
Doc kery G li, dry >ds.
Fuqua M II, ptn -: ■
flarralrf .J. E., Drugs and Groceries.
Howard J N, physician.
Mendel C. drv goods.
Mendel C ■ Bro. Ir; ; >ods.
I>' orehead J C, ph\ ■ cian.
M •■ ■■ tea i B B, pi
Skillern .J. C, Dn sjoods.
WoHYtT Bird, Druggist and Postmaster.
Whitaker V G, gr< cer.
MORNING GLORY. A small
post-office in Nicholas county, 'Jk miles
from Cynthiana, the shipping station. Mail
tri-weekly. .1 W. Peterson, postmaster.
Butler W T, blacksmith.
Collier R II. just ■ • I p hi e.
Kimbrough David, >hoemaker.
Peterson b\ \Y., Saw and Flour-mill.
Phillips W F, physician.
Rankin N A .£ Son, general store.
MORN! NG VIEW. On the K. C.
II Li., in the southern part of Kenton
county, 21 miles south of Covington, the
county-seat, and 150 north-east of Louis-
ville. Adam- Express. Daily r.ail. Pop-
ulation 150. It. II. Simpcoe, postmaster.
Bridges L P, carpenter.
Bridges & Elliott coopers.
Brunts Bros, !■ if-tol t oo.
Brungs Wm, general store and R R agt.
Cook Henry, cooper.
D ■ :'• Is C K, plasl - ".
Daniel James, farmer.
Dunn Hezekiah, plasterer
Dunn Sherman ■ lerk.
Elliott James, clerk.
F&ostaJ Alexander, blacksmith.
Herr id Jo':", h te! proprietor,
Lambert A K, sboemak* r.
McKinloy B F, ;5 air-mill.
Morris James, blacksmith.
Moss & Uerndon, general store.
Mulling Charles, farmer.
)' u ks Geo, farmer.
Pfanstiel 1', blacksmith.
Rouse Calvin, teacher.
I' iuse Ed ward, teacher.
Rousg N T, flour-mill.
Simpcoe It. II.. General Store.
Tanner L A, physician.
Thomas Benjamin, saw-mill.
Threlkeld Wm, general store.
Wa! lace Wm, farmer,
Ward John, confection" r,
MOlUilliL. An unimportant post-
o ffiee in N i c 1 1 o 1 as c ou n t y .
MORTON'S GAP. A pleasantly-
located villagi an I station on theE. H. >'.
division L. & N R. It., in Hopkins couni y,
8 miles north of Madison ville, th<: county-
seat, and 15-* south-west of Louisville
Population 200. Coal, lumber, staves, hi i
shingles are shipped. An academy, th.
'• Hillgrove," is here, and 3 churches ; .- •
sustained. A flour-mill would probahh
succeed here. Express Souther:
graph Western Union. Mail dai
Johnson, p istmaster.
Barnes Wm, saloon.
Couch John, blacksmith.
Cull' ii .1 C, Druggist.
Davis George M., General Store ai'd
Ktation Agent.
Diamond Coal Co., Miners.
Elorsi held Ellis, butcher.
.Johnson J. N., Principal Hillgrove
Academy .
Lovan J W, general store.
McAfee J A. physician.
McNary W S, general store.
Martin 'Rev .1 W i Baptist).
Martin -I W, blacksmith.
Morton Aaron, barber.
Morton .Jol.'ii II., Livery.
M •- m .i l> & Son (*:•■ gs.
.- ; ,. -. Jar\ is, sb ••■ ial i\
Slsk K. VV., G neral Store.
Whitfield V. 31., Physi ian.
Williams a Dulin, saw-mill.
Tele-
J. P.
MORTONS YfJULE. Established in
1840; i- -.itr.ati d i» the central porti
Woodford county, 7 miles south of Ver-
sailles, the county-seat and bank location.
iSlj
Oontrolii)
Capital, imi'J iippraciHR ii 10? • ■
ern Stul es, witli . iiicl ofii in
I . - lie, Ky. Age ats e • -■;■> v bere.
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(y i« >il power is derived from Tanner's
creok. Ship to Midway, on the L., C. &
L, Ji'y, 134 miles north, (.'urn, wheat,
hemp, hogs, and cattle are exp >rted, and
land can be purchased at $30 to $00 per
acre. A good opening is presented for a
flour-mill. F •.•.•■ churches and 3 schools
are Bustaim I b y a populatioi o ' 2(X).
to Yersaiii - daily, tare t>5 cents, ifaii
daily. J, G. Manuel, postmaster.
Arnold John W, justice of peace.
Atkins B 0, blacksmith.
Beasle} J, shoemaker.
Ueasioy T., V\ agon-maker.
Boston J A, wagon-maker.
Boston \Y N, blai ksmith.
Curtis \ V '. r- her.
Dale C T, ph; - m and druggist.
Davis P. A., Physician.
Davis John N, general store.
Dodge C FT, bee-hi ?n rnnfr.
Hifern M B, U a< i er.
McConnell, Wils >n & Co, flour-mill.
Manuel W F. g< neral store.
Nive Mrs Fannie, millinery.
Nive 1 J, justice of peace.
Schiller Jose] h, grocer.
Sellers W. II. « Miller and Distiller.
Southerlaild Marion. Grocer.
Wilson B T, general store.
Wilson J T, beo-keeper.
MOSCOW. In Hickman county, 7
mile- irom the county-seat, and 375 from
Louisville. It is a station on the M. & O.
R. K., has a population of 400, and con-
tains a steam flour-mill, a church and a free
school. Tobacco, cotton, live stock, grain
and produce are shipped. Express South-
ern. Mail daily. W. \V. Hall, postmaster.
Beadles Joseph, grocery and livery.
Bowers Emerson E, gro< eries and crockery.
Corum James ii, druggist.
Davis Noble J, physician.
Drew John \V. lawyer.
Galloway M W, justi ■>■ "f ■ i :e
Graham Koberl S, black >mith.
HallWm. \V., Proprietor Merchants'
ii >tel and V -tmastei .
Haynes Watkins physician.
Humphreys J H grocer.
L me Jno A, gr weries.
Lane, Moore & II ■ <■• rts gen store and grain.
Little J r & Co, genenil .-t"re ami grain.
McLeod A li, station and express agt.
Merchants' Hotel, Wm. W. Hall,
Proprict >r.
Page Jno D, sho< maker.
Kamer \\ m. blacksmith.
Earner \\ II v"c ^:>n, wagon-makers.
Robert.-: Jas M. livestock.
Roberts, Worth & Co, propra Moscow
flour-mills.
Scott J . g! •TV.
Smith .1 11, justice of peace.
MOTHER. A post-office, small set-
tlement and landing on the Ohio river,
sometimes called Stepstone Lai ;":;, in
Pendleton county, 1^ miles north-east of
Falmouth, the county-seat, ami 180 north-
east of Louisville Butler .8 mi es east on
the K. C. R. B., is the nearest railroad
approach. Popubition about 40 persons.
Ships ti 'i' . I'tiin and livestock. Mail
daily, ii. J. Carries, postmaster.
Fossit S li, store and hotel.
Hobbs ite Carnes, store and ieaf-tobacco.
Hutter F W, blacksmith.
Lively A., Justice oi Peace.
MO UNT A E RIA 1., A s mall p. »st-
oflice in Allen county, 12 miles from
Franklin, the shipping point. Semi-
weekly mail. Population 50. J. C. Al-
derson, postmaster.
AldersOIl George, Physician.
Barnard T J. blacksmith.
Dixon Rev J VV ! Baptist).
Harris W T A: Co. general store.
Harris & Russell, Druggists.
Hunt J W, physician.
Moore & Son, general store.
Pope Rev S li i Baptist).
MT. AUBUM. Small and unim-
portant, farm-house post-ofliee in Pendle-
ton county, 10 mile? north of Falmouth.
MT. CAHMEL. Wa? first settled
in lSi'J, and i> an incorporated town in
Flemii s county. 7 miief m i th- •> -t of
Flemingsburg, the county-seat and nearest
bank. Ship t > Maysvilie oi the < mic
river, or to Marshall on the K. C. K. R., 8
miles west. Wheat, tobac ■ hi ps, cattle
and mules are shipped. Stage to Maj - . ille
three times a week, fare 75 ci-nt*. Mail
tri-weekly. J. E. Foxy, »rthy, postmaster.
Cook T. A. & Co., General St >re.
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Dudley Robert, blacks . tli
F is iv .rthy Rev B C Baptist).
Fixworthy A: Pow \ i . • aters.
Glascock .N. A., Ju ! of Peace.
Henderson .) VV, furniture.
Henderson A: Glascock, general store.
Hoffman Rev P II i M ■ . ■
Kelley G. A., Dentist.
K< liy A: Fi c, orthy g neral store.
1 I . mr-iiiill.
I.iiinian.1. It., Flour-mill and Distiller.
Morn lev M : - M gene a I store.
Ousle: K FJ I .... . :.
Proctor C. E., Physician.
Tayloi .) R, carpenter.
Wallingford A M, pin -.■ i in.
Young Rev J H | Methodist).
MT. EOEN. Ai inc rporated town
of 200 inhabitant?, in the eastern part of
r'])"1 i ' r county, 13 miles south of SI • 11
vi!l , th ■ county -s< at an 1 I mk loeat n
»nd most convenient -hipping point, on
branch of J. , C. ;.' L R y. and 42
south-east of Louisville. Flogs, cattle, and
mules are shipped. Stage to Shelbyville
semi-weekly, -ire r>0 cents, Mail semi-
weekly. John A. Yenowine, postmaster.
BUskeman A II. b<>ot-maker and justice.
Cleaveland !! H, jnsti • ai d -'. >emaker.
Cool; <;. \Y., \Vagonn • er
Couly R, wagon-maker.
Crut< her \V C, town i .•-.
Crutcher W. S., Physician.
Dickinson ii, gen ir tl
Freeman (' < i, nndert iker.
Goodwin John, Undertaker.
Hardesty W M, bl i rksi lith.
Hardest}- & Yenowine Bros, general store.
Hone < i 11 ivatch-ma I i
Howser S R, town marshal.
Ilowser & Son, P! ur-miil.
MoGahy i H.saddl. r
M Green .1 ;->. i arp inter.
Snider 11 ( ', mail e< >n tract r.
Snider & Sullivan, >_"■ ■•:■•:"> i -tore.
Tooml -.1 W, coi stable
'iv nibs M A. hotel.
"Williams Ed w i r i. ph \ - inn
Yenowine .1. A., News Dealer, Col-
!i" i ii in A gent, an ! j' . -.; master.
Yenowine M. T., Physii ian.
MOUNT GTt,E\D. This country
post i dice is in Mason county, 100 miles
fnxn Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Mor-
gan B. Hopper, postmaster and general
MT. HEltMON. A country post
office in Monroe county, 14 miles north-
west of Tompkinsville, and 15 south of
Glasgow, the nearest railroad approach
Mail iri-\ i . ;.:_. . A. C. Eubaiik, post-
master.
Eubank A. C, General Store.
! I ank .! L, ii . > stock.
Miller II D, < abii et-maker.
Mitchell J D i Son.distillerv.
Mizell 15 P, cooper.
Pile A C. trad< i.
Saben J. It.. Flour-mill.
Wellbeer D J. distiller.
MOUNT HO It. A farm-bouse
j post-office, in Bracken county, 11 miles
■ south of Brookviiie. the countv-seat. Mail
j by special supply. J. W. Jacobs, post-
master.
; MT. OLIVET. The county-seat of
j Robertson, in the n »rthern part of the
I county, 23 miles south-west of Muysville,
i its nearest shipping point, on the Ohio
j river and K. C. Ii. R., and 300 north-east of
J Louisville. Settled in 1840, it was incor-
! porated in lSoI. It. has 3 churches, and i
public and a select school, and a weeklv
newspaper, Robertson County Tribune,
(independenti. Dailv stage to Mavsville,
fare $1. Daily mail. Population 327,
John R, Qil], postmaster.
Arm In 'ist i r John, shoemaker.
Barbee Rev Joseph N , Baptist).
Bentley George J. justice of pence.
Bettys (.'has II, general store.
Buckler Wii field, school commissioner.
Buckner & It .-'• o, blacksmiths.
Buckner Thos, jailer.
Buckner Winfiekl, lawyer.
Chandler Mrs, milliner and dry goods.
Chandh r Walter M, n aster commissioner,
Chisholm T G. wagon-maker.
Collins A •!. il < r-mill.
Cumbers A Pean-e. leaf-tobacco.
Davis .V Co., Gen< ral >:-^-r^.
Demings & Owens, lawyers.
Dishoi Wm T, c in ral store.
Ilerminger Daniel, blacksmith.
Holmes Lewis C, physician.
. p ■ ■■ .' I ' I - ptPd dealer in Hird^aroSpi .1 , Fred Schmiedirg,
iH J rUll B35 Broadway, k 830 N. 4th St.", ST. LOUIS, KO.
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I-hmail .1 no W, i hysician.
1' • ,1 H <fc San, carpenters and undertkrs.
on Jas, judge Rob rtson county court,
ivinibrough Wm W, lawyer.
Linvill J U di Bro, drugs and hardware.
M< adows E, dry goods.
Mycr • (' S, e -• eer.
Newman Eli ha M, '„'• ' •" r;il store.
i •: >\ lt«v U F i Mi ti odist).
< >sh aim Jas J , saddler.
Prather J< rr ■'• eountv elei k.
v i;. v H ,i i M E "Church).
Rigg \V T, circuit clerk.
i: irj Elder 1 ( hristian).
1- .•-<: ti Count) "i ribune, John AV Zoller,
prop'r.
Swart Wm J, saddler.
S - ai ts M rs M E. roii ii ei
TI L' - kmorton. Holmes & Co general store
and !eaf-tj h at •: ».
Wi Us \V U. sh< riff, h-af-tobacco.
W< II* ft & ,1 F. physi -ians.
Wheeler ec Lnsko, blacksmiths.
Wilson ii--; rv L, gi nei il store.
Wilson \\ in. S., Hot« I Propriety r.
Wood & Bro, druggists and physicians.
Woodward S C, grocer.
Wood 1! i: :.,'■: . ol he peace.
Zoller John W, propr Roberston County
Tribune.
MT. rLr.ASAXT. Harlan county
(See Harlan j.
MT. PISGAII. In the southern
part of Wayne com ty, 15 miles south of
Monticello, the co intv-seat, 32 from Burn-
side, the nearest •■hipping point, on the C.
S. It. R. Population 45. 'Mail semi-weekly.
Isaac i*. Hurl, postmaster.
Allen P II, teacher.
Davis S ( !, physician.
Ealam Charles. Hour-mill,
Hopkin ■ Rev W A.
Hurt J M, machinist.
Hurt, — F'lour and Saw-mill.
PI | s J C. r>«ms*«h r.
Sandusky .1 ! •.:•;• -" ••> .
Shoemaker I. M., General Store.
Stone M D x S n. live stock.
Yom g James U, blacksmith.
MOUNT SAIJM. A sn till settle-
ment ii Lincoln county. Daily mail. Ben-
nett S Tinsley, postmaster.
MOUNT SAVAGE. A pust-uflice
in Cartel connt\ I he E. K. Ry, 7 ni
from Grayson. Daily mail, F. Hood, p t-
master and general >: >rc
MT. SHEUMAX. In the south-
eastern part • : Lai" »■ ouni ; 10 mile?
south-east of Fl '•-■;-, ii,~ ■■• int} -s< at,
"18 sout i.-v, ■•-• • ■ > .■■■•, iLt . fi), its in-a r> -t
shipping point. • n the I- no.v \ ille ; ranch of
the L. & N. ii. It., and 70 south-east of
Louis .'ille, ,--;> m i-wi ekly m lil. Po]
tion 50. J. It. 1! iover postmaster.
Elkin W A, !.';■■ ksmith.
Tcrriil F L, « -noral -tore.
Hoover J. II, <V Sou, General Store.
Ray E L. gei er» I >t re.
MT. STERLING. The principal
town of Eastern Iventin kv, the i ountv.seat
of Montgomery, is m the I... C. k L. R'y,
east of Lexington ■ ■■■. :'.i!'-. • f Frankfort
01, of Louis i'ile 127, It is 87 miles west
of Huntingt-jn, Va., where the Big San ly
and Chesapeake and Ohio R. R. ■• nnect.
No other t iwn in "Eastern Kentucky has
as much enterprise md general business.
1 . is the distributing i i h i for a very large
territory. It i- increasing in sizt and im-
portance \<:vy rapi 11 v and i- ii con rated
There are two flourishing female colleges,
a public schoi 1, 2 colore i scho. Is. n public
library, 2 weekly newspapers — the Demo-
crat (Friday), and the Sent'nel (Wednes-
day). The Democrat is one of the largest
and best papi rs in tin State, [r '■ i- ;,
large eircuiatii n, and is edited by active.
energetic young men. Tlv churches are
Raptist, Presbyterian, Christian, Metho-
di-t, Episcopal, Catholic, and 2 coi red. Be-
sides all the ordinary trades, there i- a
woolen-mill, a planing-mill. ::- plow-1 indie
factory, a tanner v, 2 machine-^hoi •. a rloiir-
ing-mill,and a distillery. There i= a daily
stage to Owingsville, a tri-weekiy -'ace to
Sharpsburg, Carlisle, and Flemlnocsburg.
Tin ■ h 'three ban ! . with ■ capital of
$400,000, i hot( 5, of whicl ' K' ese
Hou-e ' is tin largest and be<t, -a ith go* d
livery connei ted, and the •• National " A
telegrap ■ xpress, 2 mails a day each way.
Jas Howard, postmaster.
Adair Richard M, d< i':;-'.
Apperson Lewis, agent Adams Express.
Apperson Ltawson, groceries.
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