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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01715 6933
Gc 976.9 K41p 1881-82 v.3,pt, ! Kentucky State Gazetteer and Business Directory
KENTUCKY-
STATE GAZETTEER
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
1881-82.
THE
FALL
V. 3, pt./
VOL. III.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS.
Allen County Public Library 900 Webster Street PO Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2270 PUBLISHED BY
R. L. POLK & CO., and A. C, DANSER,
40 Larned Street West, Detroit, Michigan, and Courier-Journal Building, Louisville, Ky.
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GŁO. T. WOOD, President.
THOS. ! WOOD, Sec'y and Treas.
THE Merz Architectural Iron Works SUCCESSORS TO
F. W. MERZ & CO., 1704904 Office, No. 74 West Green Street, Louisville, Ky. MANUFACTURERS OF
RUN Roots and Floors. Buildings,
IRON Skylights. Air Grates, Sash Weights,
:RON Verandas,
BRON Jail Cell -.
Rolled Brant -.
Bank Vaults.
IRON Fronts, Cast Railings,
shutters.
IRON
Wronght Railings,
IRON Railings for Cemeteries,
IRON
Grates and Guards,
Columns,
IRON Area Lights,
IRON Bolts.
Hitching Posts.
THE NOVELTY
H. F. VAIL, Proprietor. GEO. BRINKWORTH.
Manager
SEPARATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
LUNCH HOUSE
Also, Private Parlor Dressing-Room for Ladies.
LOUISVILLE, - - -
KENTUCKY,
ALL HOME MADE GOODS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE ONLY PLACE OF THE KIND IN THE CITY.
EVERYTHING FIVE CENTS SIXTY DISHES ON BILL OF FARE.
Ladies' Dining & Dressing-Room Attached.
Law Temple Block. Green and Fifth Avenue. VIN. 8- FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
THE HOA
THE SCOTT SAXION COLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORATORY. LOUISVILLE, KY.
OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE.
MRS. SCOTT SAXTON, A. M., President.
PROF. FRANK H. FANNO." A. M., Vice-President and Corresponding Secretary MISS LOUELLA SALE, Secretary and Treasurer.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
REV. JOHN H HEYWOOD.
HON. W. B. HOKE. RICHARD H COLLINS.
PROF, G. A. CHASE, COL ROBERT 31. NELL'. PROF. C. F. TINGI FY F. S. KIRTLAND
COL. MARC MUNDY.
GARVIN C. COCHRAN. K. W HULINGS, H. SCOTT SAXTON.
Officers of the Board.
COL. MARC MUNDY. Fres ..
RICHARD H. COLLINS, Sec'y
FACULTY.
MRS. SCOTT SAXTON. Professor of the Science and Art of Elocution. PROF. FRANK H FENNO Associate Professor in the Science and Art of Elocution.
Miss LOUELLA SALE Arielation; Assistant in Gestures and Gymnastics
PROF. NOLLE BUTLER : IL D. Itteraturs : Lecturer an Black peace MISS ANNA KAIFU'S. Amustnot in Literarare.
Rev. B. B. TYLER. Lecturer on Orators and Oratur) .
REV. C. J. K. JONES. Lecturer on General Literature. W. W. MORRIS Lecturer on Parliamentary Rules
To Lecture Committees, Literary Societies, Church Committees and Editors ; Tothe above. Mrs Scott pastor is prepared to offer a First-ch, s& Entertainment. corsisting of Humorous and Dramatic Readings, in return for che-wall the receipt of the evening : providing the entire manage. ment of the entertainment-procuring hall, advertising, printing, Ainsie, etc. is assumed by the party securing her services Address, MRS. SCOTT SAXTON, Fourth and Green Sis .. Louisville, Ky
NOTE TO EDITORS .- I make to you the following liberal offer : For every pupil secured to the College through your advertising, I will allow you as per cent., or $25. (Term, per course [ ... ) REFERENCES ( Besides the gentlemen named .- Rev. James Converse, Editor Christian Observer; Col. E. Polk Johnson, Filter Tirgus ; Rev. Dr. Perkins ; Mr Huldeman, Editor Courier Journal ; De Guerrant ; Mrs. E. l. Housh, Editar Woman at Work ; Mr. Wilson, Editor Commercial.
PROF. FRANK H FENNO, A. M. of New York author of Fanno's Science and art of Electrica, which is being extensively used in the East and West. also a very successful lecturer: has been engaged as a permanent Professor in the College.
PROF. NOBLE BUTLER has also been engaged to take charge of the Department of Literature.
COURSE IN ELOCUTION.
This course has reference to the Oral Expression of Language, and includes Theory and Practice : Voice : Articulation : Reading; Dramatic recitation : Oratory.
GRADUATION.
Two terms, Junior and Senior, constitute the shortest course in which it will be possible for students to graduate. They occupy two terms of nine weeks each,
JUNIOR COURSE.
This term is devoted to a thorough Vocal Drill. the most careful and critical attention to correct and distinct Enunciation ; Practice in the whole range of Expression, correcting monotony and all formalities of style, substituting variety of Expression : Gymnastic and Breathing exercises for the Development of Voice, the Symmetrical development of the body, and the preservation of health. Pupil- will be taught to sit well, stand well, walk well, and to move the limbs gracefully.
SENIOR COURSE.
This term is devoted to a higher and wider range of readings and recitation», including Shakspeare; Daily Practice from the Platform ( with an occasional drill in Hall or Theatre ", by which the taste and judgment of the student is put to the test of Professional Criticism. The Common faults of speakers and Special points of Criticism are thoroughly discussed. Gesture and Facial Expression receive special attention.
"Author of Fanno's " Science and Art of Elocution " tAuthor of Butter's Grammars. Butter's Mescal anies. American School Readers. etc.
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COURSE IN ORATORY.
This Course has reference to the Composition and Style of Language, as well as to it> Und Expression. it includes, prominently, Conversation, English Language, *History. Rhetoric, Literature. Composition, Criticism, Critical Shakspeare, "Logic. »Mental Science, Moral Philosophy.
During the Course great attention is given to the delivery of Original Discourse, both extemporaneous and prepared ; a hall or theatre is frequently used for the purpose.
A short course of study in Parliamentary Usage will be given during the year.
To complete the Course in Oratory will require two terms of thirty-six weeks each. This course includes the full course in Elocution.
Students who do not wish to take this entire Course, may arrange to pursue Special Studies. Minister. lawyers, lecturers and doctors should, by all means. take the Course in Oratory.
LECTURE COURSE.
Lectures upon the several topics announced will be continued throughout the Course. HISTRIONIC TRAINING.
Pupils receive at the College thorough training for the Stage. MONDAY RECEPTIONS.
Every Monday Night the pupils of the College give a Reception to their relatives. and friends. The programme consists of Readings, Recitations, Short Plays or parts of plays. and Music. This opportunity to become familiar with an audience, in invaluable; it cultivates self.possession, ease and gracefulness.of manner ; and it stimulates the student to prepare pieces from week to week. Each piece receives a thorough drill by a memi- ber of the Faculty. ; These entertainments are made both delightful and instructive. and are considered a feature in the College.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
At the close of the Junior, Senior and Post Graduate Courses, Public Entertainments are given by the members of the classes.
Other entertainments are occasionally given throughout the college year. COMMENCEMENTS.
At the close of the year's course there will be a Prize Contest for a Gold Medal, to be awarded by a Board of Judges iselected by the graduatesi, to that member of the class deemed by them most worthy of the First Honor of the College.
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES
Are conferred upon those who have completed the prescribed course entitling them to the same.
ELOCUTION.
The fall term of Junior Course will begin September 5th. The winter Junior Course will begin January 7th. Commencement will take place May 12. 1882.
EXPENSES. (Course in Elocution, Payable by the Half Term in Advance. )
Junior Course ( Nine weeks. 2 hours per day: 550
Senior Course (Nine weeks, 2 hours per day) . 50
Graduation Fee and Diploma .
AUXILIARY COURSES.
Post Junior Course 25
Post Senior Course 25
Post Graduate Course
SUMMER COURSE. 35
A Course for teachers and students will be held during the months of July and August Teachers' rates : Twenty-five per cent. will be allowed teachers. Send for particulars to Mrs. Scott Saxton,
SPECIAL COURSE.
Special Course Ten weeks, 11% hour lesson $15
Evening Course . 50
Saturday Course ( Teachers and Ministers, 5:7 50)
LITERATURE. Junior Course, Thirty six weeks, 13 lessons, 2 hours each per week; . 50 Children's Class (Ten weeks, t hour lesson
Termes per Lesson
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. 2
"We donot consume the time and encumber the mind with useless matter; we use only that which kun direct bearing upon the subject.
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R. R. GLOVER, President.
W. H. MAY, Treasurer. 1881.
C. W RODGERS, Secret .. 'r.
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Manufacturers of WOOD and METALLIC COFFINS end CASKETS, ROCES and LININGS, and Dealers in UNDERTAKERS' SUPPLIES Generally, and HEARSES.
INTRODUCTORY.
The third biennial issue of the KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY is now presented to the public. The publishers have already earned ... national reputation for the care with which all their previous publications are compiled. and a glance at the one just out proves that it is no exception to the rul ... In addition to giving the names of all persons doing business in the State. a brief sketch of ever: city, town and village is contained herein; also a most complete classified directory of a businesses and professions, as well as a mass of useful information and statistics. per- taining to the commercial and manufacturing interests of the State at large. A work of this kind necessarily involves a great amount of labor, and the expenditure of burg? sums of money, neither of which have been withheld, the aim of the publishers being to make it, in every respect, creditable to themselves and worthy the confidence and support of the public.
The publishers desire to express their thanks to the business men of the State for the patronage and support accorded them. Many pages of advertising matter appear in it, a feature which renders it particularly interesting and serviceable, and which, at the same time, speaks well for the enterprize of Kentuckians. This book is larger, by more than a hundred pages, than any previous issue of the work. the conclusion, of course. being that the State bas, within the last two years, made very rapid advancement. On this fact we congratulate the citizens. The outlook for the future is bright, and every thing indicates that the State has before it a career of success never before equaled.
LOUISVILLE, July, 1881.
بسالــ
ENGRAVERS, PRINTERS, ELESTELTYPEIS AND BINDERE,
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GENERAL INDEX.
Fase.
Theage Classified Advertisers and Patrons 839-840
fortunati 4
841-855
I , Fred Business Directory . 509-358
; uon Laws of Kentucky . 14 18 Justrelax and General Review of Kentucky 12- 18
ty officers . 20- 28
pr: --- Kentucky 20- 24 of . Herr and Alphabetical Directory 49-663
Mbox to Advertisements 4- 8
Vastos poppived too late for regular insertion 4 __ 11
*** Governoany 12
ABBREVIATIONS OF RAILROADS,
4. ( &I . A.Bland Coal ard Iror ..
C. St. L. & N. O Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans
F. G . Covington. Flemingsburgand Found Gap.
. Eastern Kentucky.
. Kentucky Central.
i., C. & L. (Short-Line)
. Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington.
1. & N. . Louisville and Nashville.
M. P.& N . Memphis, Padneab and Northern.
V .. O. . Mobile and Ohio.
N. C.&&t. L. Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis.
. Paducah and Elizabethtown.
For all Places not found under their proper classifications, see pages 9-11.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY TOWNS.
ANCHORAGE.
Bellewood Seminary opp p 568
MeNally Edward . 53
ASHLAND.
Frazier S A & Co . 55
AUGUSTA.
Frictionless Fifth Wheel Meg Co . 59
BARDSTOWN.
Briggs R .:. 61
Edelin & Thompson 61
Murray J P. 61
Newman W H
BLOOMFIELD.
Ellis T H .
73
BOWLING GREEN.
Armitage & Herdman . 77
G & B R Nav Co among Railroads and page
Porter E H .
77
Rone C P.
79
Winans W B 79
CALHOON.
Noe Bros 91
CATLETTSBURG.
Bartram James
101
CHICAGO, ILL.
Atkinson J W top lines and opp p 802
Blair W E 838
Boche L top lines
Bosley ET 605, 713
Brunswick & Balke pp p $23
German News and Book Co 666
Hahnemann Medical College . opp p 803 Sears A T 649
White W B .
upp p 798
CINCINNATI, O.
American Paint Co
Bradford Mil Co
Caldwell & Co
CH&DRR
among Railroads
Cincinnati Roofny Co 855
Cincinnati Sap Ch
Piong Railroads
Evans CM opp p iJ
Fels Geo W
1 582
Harcourt J F
, ₥ 471
Hocker Christ .
Vpp D 471
Horizontal Metal Roofing Co 852
King-bury & Co
Knight Bros 551
Longley Garlick & Co 858
Moser G
National Lubricating Co 819
Nech J B. 313
Porter Iron Roofing Co upp p
471
Queen City Printing Ink Co
850
Richter H T 847
Ryling J & Son 852
855
Siebern & Co 751
Smith T S 845
Stacey Mf'g Co 845
Stites & Co. 856
Vanden Lewis
RAS
Wolff C J 855
CLINTON.
Davis John
111
Hicks A M
111
CLOVERPOKT.
Miller & Hovious 113
Witt & Conrad
COLUMBUS.
Simons W H
117
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Reedy H J Opp P
Schenhals Chas
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
COVINGTON.
Brenner & Seller 123
Fairchild OP.
Hemingray Glass Co .
125
Industrial Iron Works
127
KCRR
among Railroads
Martin Thomas
121
CRAB ORCHARD.
Tatem Wm
135
CYNTHIANA.
Ashbrook Bros 189
Bridwell M V 141
Keller J M
141
DANVILLE.
Danville Tribune 143
Stodghill John 143
Thorpe J P .
148
ELIZABETHTOWN.
P& ERR among Railroads
EMINENCE.
Eddy & Berry 159
Hela W S 150
Jones Ed & WN 159
Smith WA .
150
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Armstrong Furniture Un opp p 661
Sherwood W B opp P 798
Ubl A & L
opp p 709
FLEMINGSBURG.
O'Sullivan John 167
Weedon UN 16,
FRANKFORT.
Buhr Geo . 175
Dryden J B . 173
Jones Bros 178
Lewis Geo A 173
Weitzel Jerome .
175
Whitesides & McEwan 173
Williams JJ B & Bro . 178
FULTON.
Wade Joe 181
GEORGETOWN.
Ayers & O'Neil . 185
Bonton & Lupton 185
Farmers Bank 185
West R R 185
GLASGOW,
Pedigo M T & Bro 187
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
GR&IRR among Railroads
GRAYSON.
Magann M .
195
GREENUP.
Reno L R
197
Trussell F B
197
HARRODSBURG.
Bronson M D 207
Coleman & Threlkeld
207
Williamins C E.
840
Williams J A
opp
204
HARTFORD.
Barrett Bros
207
Gregory W F
009
Kinsolving H B
209
McHenry & Hill
209
Tracy Dan F
209
HENDERSON.
Dixon Robert
215
Oberdorfer S
215
Williams J
215
HICKMAN.
Hartwick Paltacr & C.
Hickman Lumber and Mf'
219
Mathener R M .
210
HODGENVILLE.
Thurman BJ
22
HOPKINSVILLE.
Callis & Hays .
297
Hanna M & Co
22"
MeCamy Bonte & Co 225
Meachain & Wilgus
223
Rabbath Brownell & Co
227
RustJ WV.
opp
p
228
Smith T L
225
LANCASTER.
Dunlap W G 241
Hubbell L F 241
Mason E J 241
Miller W S
241
LANCASTER, PENN.
Martin Henry
18
LAWRENCEBURG.
Buckley Claude 245
Lyons R S & Co
215
Portwood A M
245
LEBANON.
Berry Sam B 249
Bryan T L . 247
Dedman PT 247
Norris J L 247
Rubel Joho
217
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Deppe & Co .
125
Magann C C & Son
196
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEITCHFIELD.
Heyser Thos 251
LEXINGTON.
Benckart MI
257
Boswell II E & Son 257
DeLong & Co ,
261
Giltner H L .
259
McCray W C .
250
Morton & Parker 259
Simonds CF
281
Transcript Co .
Transylvania Printing Co
264
Wilson Robt
257
LOUISVILLE.
Avery B F & Sons
pp
p 569
Baunon P
Barbos & Cast!
bone
Bartley BH
Banert -Mary C
Beddo Horace
078
DidforlJH
Belknap W B & Co
front cover
Bell & Cogresball
Bez Alam
381
Birmingham Rolling Mill Co 341 Platz, Krebs & Co. 800
Bliss Chas
575
Blum W F
303
Boldt A & Co
398
Bremaker-Moore Paper Co 351
Brewster J Owen
Broderick Jobn & Bro
847
Bryant R. J .
351
Bryant & Stratton Business College . front cover
Ball Dr John .
251
Callahan & Son
335
Caperton A C & Co 325
Carr Worden
opp p
683
Caufield CI .
opp pp :
83, 289
Central Coal and Iron Co
front cover and pa
291
Cimiotti Theo & Co 377
Cline C C & Co
upp title page
Collins Ink Co
373
Kline G & Son
Ist page 3d back dv
Connif Martin
217
Connor Chas H
opp p 856
Cosgrove H T
381
Cro-by GE & EM 295
Curtin CA
651
Derlinghaus 3
$83
Dickinson Furniture Co
345
Dillingham W H & Co . inside front cover
Dan R G & Co
937
E C & M Pachet Co . . amony Railroads Fairbank, Morse & Co amb. line on
front cover. opp p 582 and page 299 Fal's City Lith & Engraving Co oppp 604 Farmers' Magazine :21
Ferguson, Melcher & Co Fifth Avenue Hotel .
Fontaine W W back cover and opp p. 621
Fowler & Co
317
French W H & Son
OPP P
309
Grarr Bros
343
Givens James G Glore N :
Hlover 6 M
Could & Hyndman
Grahmen J & Son
opp
Grainger & Co
Grady H B
Gregory DL.
$11
Hair J F & Co
Hair J .J
805
& Co
Harting Gro
382
Hartman CI
549
Hickory Heury
Hobbs & Co
Holmes Peter &
Holt & Frichr
Holyoke Academy
. back cover and
Opp p 621
Holmer Alfred
375
Hubbuch S & Bro
Hynes & Maloney
378
Jenkins M O
Jennings E & Co
Jones Arthur
358
Kahlert Chns H
Kearney Daniel
Koller A.
367
Kentucky Furniture Co
opp p 661
Kentucky Law Journal
pp p 658
Kentucky Malting Co
OFP P
884
Killgore & Stilz
815
Kirker JJ G
909
Kirtland & Co
287
Kochenrath C
371
Kreiger H F
367
Kuba John H
I back fly
Lanphear & Co
and 391
Laurr A
355
Lewis II J & Bro
Lindner CA
338
Loomis & lekes
311
Louisville Anzeiger
567
Dunlop R & Co
377
1. 0 & LR'
among Railroads
Eichhorn E .
opp p
778
Elrod J C
359
Louisville Conin Co
2d page 2d front ty
Louisville College of Pharmacy .
Evans E C & Co
319
2d page Ist back fy
367
851
Patterson J T
253
Gage W JI
309
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Louisville Commercial 2d cold fly . from page 49
Louisville Courier Journal . 1st cold
fly from page 49
Louisville Female Seminary
4th from page 508
L, NA &CRR
among
Railroads
Louisville Open Fire Place Co
323
Louisville Post
50S
Louisville Underwriters Ins Co
top end and
353
Lesivitlo Volksblatt
L &C, US Mail Line Co . among
R
bads
LANER.
among
Railroads
Lutz FF
Mckenzie & McClure
335
Martin (4 & Sons
$47
Mersin W
:57
Mason D K & Co
back bone
Marle G D
891
Matical Herald . front cover and page 337
Meredith R W & Co.
) p 272
Merz Architectural Iron W"ks
upp
inside front cover
Miller Christian .
561
Mitchell Thomas
341
Stafford Hugh
351
Srecle J
Struby Henry
839
863
Struck A N .
817
Sulzer Edward
371
650
Talmage Lake Ice Co
327
Theobald TA
303
Thomas George
11
Thomas E H & Co
301
Thompson T W
pp p
641
Tilley James & Co
457
Tinglev William
875
Ubrie Valentine
369
University of Louisville
. opp inside
back cover
Vail II F
.
opp inside front cover
and opp p 746
Van Seggern H G .
319
Walton Joseph & Co
377
Watson W J & Co 273
Western Grocer and Trade Journal
313
Whallen J P
297
640
WI !! J P
377
Williams D .f.
570
pp P
Wischbrink Louis
307
Wolff Henry
353
Wolters Henry
back cover
Woodson I T
359
Yarkley Chas
371
Young B II
508
opp p
Riester & Hager
360
Rompen & Marret
349
Rowell Robt
855
Sacksteder J E 857
Saxton Mrs Scott
. first front fly sec-
ond and third pages
Sauer Anton
565
Sauer Adam & Co
36;1
Louisville Hotel .
277
Schad Joseph
$39
Louisville Lithographie Co
pp
342
Schemati J L
371
Schupp & Schmidt
327
Schulz Jacob
383
Scott Geo
285
Scott Dr Mary E
first page second
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Bark fly
Scott-Saxton College .
first front dy
second and third
Scort S M
Seelbach Louis
331
Sheppard SC
Sherley & McCulloch
shulhafer S & Co
emb. line back cover Southern Baptist Theological College
DJ from pare 568
Southern Glass-Works .
8-17
Southern Mutual Life Ins Co
front edge and 715
Sowders Mirs W
867
Mitchell && Hebder
001
Mivalez L L
321
Montgomery C R.
817
Moody G .. & Co
301
Morat F
d ddo
Morris & Bayly
top lines and 714, 716
Morrison HI C
320
Murphy AT
879
National Mutual Benefit Ass'n
621
Noll Miss .
4th from page
Northern Lake Ice Co 808
Ort Adolph .
379
Parks L L
729
Plivne Geo
279
Peter & Burghard
365
Pictet Artificial Ice Co back cover and
Pohl Ed opp page 274-5
379
Poik R L & Co inside back cover
375
Purdy Z V
357
Pvne W T
third front fly first page
Drible CJ back cover RADISPy R W 313
355
Rood J V & Son
opp
p
271
Kers A .
373
Kenfold; DS
front cover
Rive Dr
cor cordis and opp p 100
Zahn & Rankin
817
Zmut & Kimmel
363
Polk Baker 355
Price C B
Wilden. J B & Co ipp p
Oliver Mrs C J
359
Tripp Emily .
2, 797
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS,
MAYFIELD.
Beaumont E S & M F .
103
Briggs B F
405
Stafford C
495
Crossland & H 405
Hamlet Andy
405
Park D G
405
MAYSVILLE.
Hunt Wm
400
MT. STERLING.
Chiles, Bean & Co
427
Havens W T
427
Neal & Allen
429
Stuart Theo
427
Van Antwerp W
427
Whitney Geo A
427
NEW ALBANY, IND.
Del'auw College . 2d from p 568
NEWPORT.
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Barber John
413
Buecker Ernest
443
Kentucky State Journal
439
Newport Printing & Newspaper Co .
439
Voss Frank .
445
Wagenlander August
443
Wiedemann Geo
413
OWENSBORO.
Graves D W & Bro 457
Monarch & Co
opp p
838
Munday & Bransford 457
Smith OF
457
OWENTON.
Greene J W
460
PADUCAH.
Ashbrook T J & Son 467
Paducah Furniture Mnfg Co
465
Rock George & Co
467
Segenfelter & Reed
465
PARIS.
Davie W & Co
opp p 470
Turney Henry
473
PRESTONVILLE.
Darling A W
opp p 571
PRINCETON.
Herndon H C.
487
RAILROADS.
Railroads .
from 24 to page
49
RICHMOND.
Evans HA
493
Pigg W W
Shirley A H
493
, White W G
opp p 638
RUSSELLVILLE.
Barclay & Ryan Co
506
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Brecht Gus
opp p 751
CCC&IRR
among Railroads
Couch George
opp p 834
I &SILRR.
among Railroads
St Louis Seminary
opp p 035
St Louis Tag & Card Factory
opp p 822
Schmieding F
. top lines
W St L & PRR
opp P 4
SCOTTSVILLE.
Brown E Scott
511
SHELBYVILLE.
Armstrong GA
510
Brown & Shipman
515
Farmers and Traders Bank
519
Logan A R & Co
519
Poynter Rev W T
St Mary's Academy
517
Stuart's Female College
opp p 516
SOMERSET.
Ingram B Z
52*
Jonas Anton L
527
Rucker J B .
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527
Willson Riley
52,
STANFORD.
Bruce J E
533
Fields C C
533
Richards Thomas
588
Walton W P
533
TOLEDO, O. Ursuline Convent of Sacred Heart
opp p 660
VANCEBURG.
Steele A F
547
VERSAILLES.
Field W W .
547
Cox F A. & Co.
WARSAW.
551
WINCHESTER.
Quisenberry A C .
561
Rees W E
561
Tucker T S
561
Names Received too Late for Regular Insertion 1
AND REMOVALS, ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS.
ALBANY. This settlement is the . county-seat of Clinton county, and has a popi'ation of $25 I. misville is 175 miles di-tant. Shipby beast : Amany Landing. twelve miles away. proach is Burn-ile. 45 mil- northeast. Here are one Hour mit and erenatt orgin. driven by water, and one -aw and four- mill driven by steam. The village has three churches, an aenderis, and chips corn. wheat. tobaco .. and dried fruits. Daily mail. A. G. Ling, postmaster.
Bryant & Zimmerman, lawyers.
Daly Py & G. a.Mer. Dicken W. T. & Co., Dentists. Grey ( P.Mwyr Habiliton W F. general store. Hancock & Co, flour and saw-mill. Hancock & Coven, w wi-feeders Harrison & Co. Leners! Store. Johnson J W. boots and shoes. King J B. lawyer. Lee & Miller, blacksmiths. Me Beath T F. trach. r. M . Dowell Peter, sal T-r. M.Diniel & Me Whurter, general store. Martin & Lester, carpenters.
Miller L, blacksmith. Peken & Long. you ral store.
Tatt R T, tanner ant shoeusher.
Vincent & Pittman, Flour-mill and Cotton Gin. Warts H, boarding-hon.6.
BARBOURSVILLE. Thi, vil- lage is the county seat of Knox county ; is on the Cumberkod river, 40 miles Livingston, 05 the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., its nearest shipping point, and 195 from Louisville. Here is a saw and grist-mill driven by
water power, a select school and 2 churches Population 450. Daily mail T. J. Pit- zer. postmaster.
Anderson is B. store and hotel. Bain G P. bbchsmith. Ballard H, hotel.
Bargo W Ml, general store.
Bangbusan J N. physician. Black Jas D. lawyer.
Billion J M, blacksmith.
Citron Bros -aw and grist-mill.
Cultor A. Y notary public.
Culton T JJ, collection agent.
Davis John H. hover.
Dishman Ben. lawyer.
Dishman John, Lawyer. Dishman J M. physician.
Edward. H C. cormaker. Elliott Green, Druggist. Gibson Jas T, general store.
Eve John G, lawyer. Harbin C C. blacksmith.
Harritt .\ Il. editor Chronicle.
Henderson H. B., Druggist.
Henderson O P. physician. Hinkle Peter, saw and grist-mill.
Hunter II H, circuit court clerk.
MoChiry F B, lawyer.
Miller Joseph & Son, general store. Mills J F. jafler.
Parrott G M. saloon.
Pitzer T. J., Confectioner. Puch W .J. cabinet-maker. Sawrers W W & Co, general store. Smith J H. bout and shoemaker. Tinsley James H., Lawyer. Wilson H K, cabinet-maker. Wilson John H, lawyer. Wilson J T. sloon. Wyatt Thomas J., Clerk County Court.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
BONANZA. A recenth; - established post office in Floyd county.
BOOTHE. Small post-settlement in Hardin county.
BRANDENBURG. This incor. porated town of 000 inhabitants. the county seat of Meule county. is on the Ohio river, about 40 miles from Louisville. It has a good brick court-house, a live weekly paper, 1 salt well within a mile,
pablo spol. Tobacco 83.1 .... Adams Express.
W. W. Boling. postauser.
Allen Duetor II. jeweler.
Alexander Wia, lawyer.
Blackur " Ruben, Ma kantth.
Berry Mr: J, millonesy
Bickerstaff Andrew J, saloon.
Bland & Putnam, grocers. Bring W W; grover and postmaster. Brasber Wn, lawyer.
Butter E, lawyer. Casperke Charles, shoemaker.
Casperke Johanna, millinery
Coleman Oliver W. groceries.
Coleman Wm L. Hour-mil' (5 miles east). Ditto Henry A, physician.
Daden Rev 1) (Santist).
Dowdy & Chilis, dr, goods.
Fairlegh Charles C., Lawyer and Exam.er.
Flora Daniel, Hote !.
Frakes John F, bot. i.
George Win, brickmaker.
Gough Wm H, county clerk.
Hardin John M. dentist.
Harris J A. blacks:oith
Haynes Henry T, marble works.
Herndon Z T. county clerk.
Helmetetter Leopold, boots and shoes.
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