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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01715 6941
Gc 976.9 K41p 1881-82 v.3, pt. 2 Kentucky State Gazetteer and Business Directory
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KENTUCKY
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STATE GAZETTEER
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
1881-82.
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VOL. III. V. 3, pt. 2
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 Loroel Street West, Detreit, W.chigan, and Courier-Journal Builling, Locisella, Ky.
1704905
Chicago Zinc Works
All kinds of interior and exterior orts.
J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., CHICAGO.
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Apperson & Everett ( Lewis Apper- son, Geo. (. Everett), /Etna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn .; Phoenix, Hartford. Conn .; Home Insurance, N. Y .: Conti- nental Insurance, N. Y., Union Insur- ance, Phila .; Fire Association, Phila. ; German-American. N. Y .; Queen, of England; London Assurance Corpora tion ; Commercial Union, of England ; La Confiance, of France; Hamburg- Magdeburg, of Henburg.
Bassett Jas A. architect and builder.
Bates Samuel, tailor.
Baton & Wiley : Adam Baum, Rachel Wi- ley). groceries and -aloon.
Beane Jno E, shoes und furnishing goods. Berkley B F, hardware and crockery.
Bogie J S & Bro (James S, Win P Bogie), groceries.
Bradshaw Mrs . , dress-inaker. Bramblett Mis -, hair goods.
Breen Jaa T. druggist.
Bright & Guerrant ( Bright, R P
Guerrant), physicians.
Brock Calvin, lawyer.
Broh A, clothing and boots and shoes.
Bruton Enoch. jailer.
Bryan Chas H, photographer.
Buford Luther M, physician.
Caldwell Win S, clothing.
Calk I F & Sons (Isaac F, Thomas and W B Calk), provisions. Campbell Harry, tailor.
Carter Thos H. tin-smith.
Cheatham & Gilligan (F. Cheatham, A Gilligan), meat market.
Chenault Daniel (col'd), lunch rooms.
Chites, Beane & Co. L. T. Chiles, R. T. Brane and C. G. and A. S. Thomp- son), Wholesale and Retail Groceries and Mire of Lime. (See ade.)
Chinn & Caik ( Mirs A Chinn, Mra II Calk), milliners.
Clark Mra Kate O, harness and saddles.
Cockrell Geo B, county surveyor.
Coleman Randall, shoemaker.
Combs Win, carpenter.
Conner A & son ( Absalom and Claude Conneri, dry goods and notions.
Cook Mr Sarah, dress-maker.
Cornelison J J. lawrer and master com'nr. Curly John, shoemaker.
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Dean Ellis, sheriff. Dickerson Wand-on F. druggist. Drake Roger (2, physician. Duerson Chas, physician,
Duty Mrs D D. milliner.
Everett Richard (col'd), barber.
Exchange Bank of Kentucky, capital. $50,000; surplus, $8000, John Bigger- staff, pres; W W Thompson, cashier. Farmers' National Band, capital, $260,000; surplus, $12.000 J A Hannah, pres; W'in Mitchell, cashier.
Firman Samuel, blacksmith.
Fitzpatrick & MeCornnek ( W T Fitzpat- rick, BF McCormick ), su w-mill.
Fletcher Mrs A, dress-maker.
Frazer Jas W. sec'y Coal-road Construc- tion Company, auditor and freight agt. Garrett E E, county judge and lawyer. Gatewood Jas H, assessor.
Glover J Nelson, physician.
Hall James M. blacksmith.
Hanley & Fesler ( W T Hanley, Joel Fes. ler), hardware.
Hannah John A, physician. Harrah James W. druggist. Herris Charles W, dentist. Harris' Institute, Mrs L I. Harris, prin. Havens Wm. T., Editor and Propri. etor Mt. Sterling Sentinel, established 1887. (See ade.)
Hayden George, gunsmith.
Hensley Peter L (colored ), groceries. Ilisle Colman C, ary goods.
Hoffman Albert, Insurance Agent, Phoenix, of London: Royal, London; Phenix, Brooklyn, N. Y; Manhattan, N. Y .; Springfield, Springfield, Mais.
Hoffman & Sons ( Albert and Win. Huffman), Ins. Agts, North America, Phila .; Underwriters, of N. Y .; North British and Mercantile, of England ; Lancashire, of England; Liverpool, Lon. don and Globe, of England ; Franklin, of Phila .; Newark, of Newark; Hartford. of Hartford; Niagara, of N. Y .; Mercantile, of Cleveland; Mechanics' and Tradere', of N. Y; Travelers' Accident, of Hart- ford.
Holt Wm HI, lawyer. Howe & Barnes( W T Howe, Kelly Barnes), groceries.
Holl B G. carriage mafr.
Johnson Lucien, barber.
Jones John W., Jeweler and Watch- maker, and Dealer in Watches, Checks, Jewelry, Pinted Ware, Spectacles, etc. Prompt Attention Paid to Repairing. Jones Josiah F. physician and surgeon. Jones Rev (Catholic).
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ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE AND BASED ON CIRCULATION. Size of Payer, 23x42. $2.00 PER ANNUM.
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MT. STERLING SENTINEL,
W. T. HAVENS, Proprietor.
PUBLISHED AT MT. STERLING, MONTGOMERY CO., KY., EVERY WEDNESDAY. Printed entirely at Lome. Programmes, Posters, Circulars, &c., promptly and neatly executed.
WM. VAN ANTWERP, DEALER IN
FINE BREECH LOADING GUNS,
OF BEST AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MAKE.
Also all kinds of Guns, Ammunition and Sporting Goods kept constantly on hand and sold as low as can be obtained any where.
MT. STERLING,
KENTUCKY.
GEORGE A. WHITNEY,
LIVERY, SALE @ FEED STABLES
MULE TRADE A SPECIALTY.
Have on hacd at all times a first class stock of Mules and Horses. Buyers attention respectfully solicited.
MT. STERLING, KY.
THE DEMOCRAT,
M.T. STERLING, EY.
THEODORE STUART, Editor. D. T. STUART, Associate Editor, .. NEWSY, PROGRESSIVE, OUTSPOKEN
THE MOST INFLUENTIAL PAPER IN EASTERN KENTUCKY.
SNOW FLAKE LIME
is the finest Lime in the world for WHITE WASHING or WHITE FINISHING. Works smooth and even. Less loss in slacking than any Lime on the market. Orders solicited. Can ship in bulk or in bbis
CHILES, BEAN & CO.,
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CIES ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.
MORRIS & BAYLY MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT. - - Louisville, Ky.
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Kash M & Son ( Miles Kash and Curtis Kash), clothing, etc.
Kearns John, marble-works.
Kentucky Plow-handle Co, W R Camp- bell, R C Robinson, prop'rs.
King James C, saloon.
Janghlin Owen, saddlery and tinware.
Lin isey John Sr, furniture ard undertaker.
Lin koy & Riss I C Lindsey, - R ..... Coal miners and dealers.
McCloskey Michael, groceries and saloon.
Me Donaki George W. wagon-maker.
McGilaway JJohn, shoemaker.
McKep HI Clay, lawyer and judge city court. McKee James, livery stable.
Me Namara Patrick, wholesale liquors and
Mo O'Connell Michael, saloon.
Mackey Mahlon, lawver.
Martin T P & Co . Templeton P Martin, Mr= Mary R. Carter ;. milliners.
Montgomery T B saloon.
Mt Sterling Conl Rodt Co, coal-road con- struction operators.
Mt. Sterling Democrat, Theodore Stuart. Elitor and Proprietor. opposite Court-house. (See a.r.)
Mt Sterling Female College, Leonard and Savage. principale.
Mt Sterling Gas Co, R Bean, prest, Wm Stofer. srcy.
Mt. Sterling National Bank. Capital $50,000, Surplus $10.000, Win. Stofer. President. Il. R. French, Cashier. Collections Promptly Remitted.
Mt. Sterling Sentinel, W T. Havens, Elitor and Proprietor. Established 1867. (, adr.)
National Hotel, Weedon & Botts. Proprietors. find Sample First-class Accommodations for Con- mercial Men. Also Bar in Connection with Hotel. Mar-ville opp Courthouse. Neal & Allen John S. Neal, Win. F. Alleni, Proprietors Reese House and of Pirenix Livers Stables. 1.500 mdr ..
Orear A s & Collabory S Orer, CS Pat ), boots, chees and finishing good -, Orenr Mr- S. dress maker. Owens Gen, livery stable. Parker A L. station and telegraph agt.
Payne Leon F. dry goods and notions. Poter- Halvard J. lawyer. Price Chas, barber. Punch Patrick, city marshal.
Kaminey Henry 6, revenue assessor.
Reese House, Neal & Allen, Propre., also Proprietors Phoenix Livery Stables. ( See wdir. )
Reesa Philip Iz, sewing-machines.
Reese W'm jeweler.
Reid & Peirsal! (G Reid, J W Peirsall), tannery.
Reid & Stone ( Richard Reid, Henry L Stonej, lawyers.
Reis Chas, harness-maker.
Riessinger Geo, boot and shoemaker.
Richardson Edward B. physician.
Robertson Will S. onfectioner.
Robinson Mrs E. muliner.
Rogers Thos F. boots, shoes and clothing. St Julian Fred, jeweler. Samuels & Trimble ( JJro Samuele, Robert V Trinddle), dry good-, boots and shoes. Schooler & Matthews, woolen-mills.
Schwanger Frauk, baker, confectioner and propr European Hotel.
Senieur Fred, carriage minfr. Sharp Wm E, groceries and liquors.
Simrall Wm T, physician.
Slocum C Ml, Rour-mill.
Smith Wmn H. furniture and undertaker.
Stevenson & Williams ( Wm Stevenson, James Williams), saw-mill.
Stewart Mrs Addie, dress-maker. Story Alben B. restaurant
Stuart Theodore. Editor and Pro- prietor of Mt. Sterling Democrat, oppo- site Court house. (Sve ado.)
Taylor E H & Co, distillers.
Tenney Otis S. lawyer.
Thomas W'in If, harness-maker.
Thomson & Gardner { Lestie Thomson, H W Gardner), groceries.
Tibbs Elder W T (Christian).
Tipton Bros (S A and J MI Tipton), black- smiths.
Tipton Sidney A. blacksmith.
T'inible Nelson H, groceries,
Trimble & Keff (Green Trimble, John Kefi, livery stable.
Tørker J R P. county clerk.
Tyler & Hazelr'gg ( Mathias Tyler, Jas H Hazelrigg), lawyers.
Tyler & Koberton ( Wm Tyler, Elisha Rob- erton), planing-mill. Van Antwerp Win., Guns, Amuni- tion and Sporting Goods. (See adr.) Vanghan Michael, saloon.
Warner, Tabler & Co (E T Warner, J II Tabler, D G Crudup), general store.
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Without reference to the Companies we manage. BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, Lou'sville, Ky. Agents everywhere South.
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Weedon & Botts ( M A Weedon, Wm Bo ::- ), Prop'rs National Hotel, Mays- ville, opposite Court-house. Well, & Hazelrigy Jas C Wells, Jas D Hazelrigg), dry goods. White Alvin B. lawyer and county atty.
Whitney George A., Livery, Feed, Mad Sale Stable. (Ne addr.)
Willnot Charles L. general store.
Wilson Jerry D, meat market.
Wilson L Dadler, auctioneer.
Winn Wm H. lawyer.
Word A T. lawyer.
Woodford Henry, lawyer.
Woodford Henry M, Nwver.
Wyatt Andrew J. groceries and saloun.
Wyatt Benj F. county clerk.
Yent Jno, carriage repairer.
MT. VERNON. For descriptive sketch and business directory, see list of towns received too late for regular inser- tion.
MOUNT VITIO. IF a station on the L. & N. R. R., in Bullitt county. 5 miles north of Shepherdsville, the county-seat, Population 300. Lumber is shipped. Mail daily. George N. Sanders, postmaster.
Barri !! F, saw and gri-t-mill.
Burton S B. teacher.
Courier -- , saw-mill.
Crumbacker +aw and grist-mill.
Dann Adan, blacksmith.
Sanders George N., General Store. Smith Bridge -. raw and grist-mill.
Stecken, Herrod & Co., Saw-mill and Manufacturers of Staves and Head. ing.
Strother W. D., Physician. Tyler Mi,s & P, select school.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON. Twenty miles from Louisville, is in Bullitt county. 10 miles east of Shepherdsville, the county. seat and shipping station, on the L. & N. R. R. The population ix 340, and sustains 8 churches, a school, a hotel, and steam flour-mill. Mail semi-weekly. John W. Davidson, postmaster. 2
Barns W P and E A, fanning-mill mirs. Barns & Bro, saw and grist-mill.
Barrish & Barns, carpenters.
Prathwaite ,., Marble-works.
Brooks & Co., Distillers.
Clark John *. , Hotel. Clark Thomas H, grocer. Corethers & Parrish, undertakers.
Crittenden JJ M. shoemaker.
Dale T R. druggist.
Davidson John W. & Co., Saddlers. For & M.Gee, blacksmiths. Hall && Pratt. General Store.
Hardinan & Wicks, blacksmiths.
Ilarris Miss Ruch, mnillinery.
Hobby N. H., Physician.
Hobbs S M. physician.
Hough & Bridwell, blacksmiths.
Miller M S. agt, general store.
Settles Mrs. Kate, Hotel.
MOUTH CARD. A post-office in Pike county. Quite unimportant.
MOUTH OF LAUREL, Also called Couperville. Is a small settlement in Lewis county, 11 miles south of Vance- burg, the county-seat and shipping point, on the Obio river, for its surplu- products of luiter, corn, and produce. Mail semi- weekly. Wm Tatt, postmaster.
Greenlat Mason, miller. Stafford W, four-mill.
REESE HOUSE,
NEAL & ALLEN, Proprietors,
Main Street, MT. STERLING, KY.
PRICE PER DAT, $2.05.
Only first-class hotel in the city Furnished with large Sample Rooms, Special attention to Commercial M.D.
. PHOENIX STABLES connected with Reese House. Horses Boarded by Day, Week or Month. Vehicles of all kinds and styles for hire, Special rates to commercial men
Stablea on Maysville Street, between Main and Depot.
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MOUTH POND. In the north- western part of Pike county, $1 miles from Pikeville, the connty-sent. Tri-weekly mail. Population 85. Jacob Smith, post- master.
Lawson G W, physician.
Lawson G W & Son, general store.
Lawson W B, & Co. general store.
Maynard J B. physician.
R. ford E, physician.
Simpkins J & Co, general store.
Smith & Varney, General Store.
Williamson & O'Brien, general store.
MOXLEY'S LANDING. Only a country po-t-office, in Living-ton county. 10 miles from Smithland. the county.seat, where mail is received weekly. S. L. Worley, postmaster.
MUD LICK. A village in Monroe county, 6 milles north of Tompkinsville, the county sent. and I' south of Glasgow, the nearest railroad approach and shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R. Stage to Tompkinsville and Glasgow. Mail tri- weekly. Ed Webb, postmaster.
Bowls Clabe. cooper.
Guun Jesse, Flour-mill. Hood T J. constable. Register J A. physician. Smith John D, black-mith. Webb E, store, justice, flour and saw-mill. Wheat John A, cooper.
MULDRAUGH. In the north-east part of Meade county, 14 miles from Bran- denburg, the county-seat, is a station on the Cecilisn branch L. & N. R. I :. The vil- lage has about 50 people. Live stock is shipped. Stage to Bewleyville and Bran. denburg daily ; fare to either, $1. Express Southern. Telegraph W. U. Mail daily. D. B. Withers, postmaster. Boyd James W, hotel. 'Fitch W. T., Distiller. Jone, I. saw mill. Maran John II. general store. Withers D B, general store.
MUNFORDVILLE. One pork- parking establishment. 2 churches, a public school, good county buildings, and 250 pro- ple make up this village, the county. spat of Hart county. It is on the L. & N. R. R., 1 Allen F C, grocer.
73 miles from Louisville. Tobacco, tan- bark and walnut lumber are shipped. Ad- ams Express. Daily mail. David T. Moneypenny, postmaster.
Adair A M. lawyer. Allen John W, hotel. Brents J M, county clerk.
Chaplin Joseph B, general store.
Craddock J W & Bro, general store.
Curle J R. county lawyer.
Edwards Joseph A. lawyer.
Garner Wm, county judge. Hubbard George G. physician.
Johnson & Johnson, saw-mill.
Ingarlion J & A S, druggists. Macy Wiley JJ, lawyer.
Martin IF C, lawyer.
Miller A cirenit clerk.
Moneypenny David T., General More and Meat Market.
Payton $ M. Inwyer.
Road George F, lawyer.
Rush James C, lawyer.
Smith Francia A, mill, store and packer. Smith J W, druggist.
Vineyard J M. physician.
Walton C J, physeian and hotel.
MURPHYSVILLE. In the north- eastern part of Mason county, 0 miles south of Maysville, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point. on the Maysville division of the K. C. R. P .. , and 160 north- east of Louisville. Daily stage and mail to Maysville, fare 50 cents. John Paul, postmaster.
Gault J W, physician.
Maater J, stage proprietor. Shepherd Rev E L ( Methodist). Skinner Rov - ( Presbyterian ). Tomlin W T, general store. Wells D L, general store. Wood & Stevenson, flour-mill.
Woud S. Wright, woolen-mill.
MURRAY. The county-seat of Cal- loway, 15 miles west of Pine Bluff, its nearest shipping point, and 19 from May- held, the nearest railroad approach. Daily mit and stage to Mayfield and Paris, Tenn,, fare $2. Tobacco, wheat. and produce are exported. Population 800. W. T Scott, patinaster.
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Controlling over $40.000,000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 South- era biates, with chist office in I.oviaville, Ky. Agents everywhere.
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Barnett & Holland, flour and saw-mills. Baurland Miss Lizzie, confectioner.
Brandon B H & Bro. Hour-mills.
Brandon Mi C, general store.
Brown W'm, tanner. Calloway News ( weekly). Coleman Charles, wagon-maker. Coleman R S, physician.
Cash & Simms, lawyers.
Churchill J E, undertaker.
Dale W E, blacksmith.
Dale & Martin, druggists.
Dinguid G C, lawyer.
Faker M H, physician.
Gatlin, Dinguid & Moore, grocers.
Graham J B. physician.
Graves T M, physician.
Hale N T. dry goods.
Hart J G. physician. Hindman D B. shoemaker.
Hoit G A C, lawyer.
Irvin H D & Co. general store.
Lafever J E. shoemaker.
Linn & Boyd, lawyers.
M Eirath J C. dry goods. Martin R. blacksmith.
Miller John G. lawyer. Miller & Grogan, grocers.
Moore C H & Son, tannere.
Oury G G. Lwyer. Peterson W F, lawyer. Ravhum Bros, hotel proprictors. Rowlett P' M, tobacco dealer.
Schroder John R. lawyer.
Schruader O A. wagon-inaker.
Scott Martin, blacksmith.
Scott J S. salmon. Scott & Stubblefield, general store. Sherwonl J B. dentist. Si-dd & Covington, undertakers. Smoot ( M & Con livery.
Spencer W G. general store.
Stone 1 W, builder. WinHare M S. carding-mill.
Waters & Cook. milliners. Wear A M & Co. saddlers. Wirar & Meloan, druggists. Weathers W S & Bro, Inwyers.
MUSE'S MILLS. Located in Flem- ing county, 15 miles south of Flemings- burg. the county sent and bank location. Poplar Plina, 11 miles west, on the K (. R. R., is the slapping point. Fox creek Is Available power. Lumber, tobacco and produce are shipped Stage to Poplar
Plains. Mail seini-weekly. E. Muse,
postmaster.
Brammer J R. constable.
Campbell G. M., Druggist.
Campbell H G, physician.
Marshall JJ., Justice of Peace.
Muse E, general store.
Muse H B & Win, wagon-makers.
Muse J. B. & Son, Saw and Flour- mill. Williams Miles, justice of peace.
NAPOLEON. In the northern part of Gallatin county, 8 miles north-cast of War-aw, the county-seat, 23 miles west of Elliston, its nearest shipping point, on the L., C. & L. R'v. Semi-weekly mail. Pop- ulation 120. Samuel Turley, postmaster. Allin D B, physician. Brett W H, live stock.
Craig T T, live stock. Edwards Custon, farmer.
Foncay J P, carpenter.
Hendrix J P, carpenter.
Jones W H. Kendall Jas. carpenter.
Landrom F M, lawyer.
Landrom J A, carpenter. Lillard M H. live stock.
Park Janus B. farmer.
Richards W S. physician.
Steele W A, painter. Tillard M H, farmer. Turley James, farmer.
Turley Samuel, General Store and Tobacco. Turley S C. lawyer. Turley S E, teacher.
NEAVE. Only recently established as a post-office. in Bracken county, 8 miles from Falmouth.
NEBO. Ha- 160 inhabitants, and is a towa in Hopkins county. Its shipping point and bank location is Madisonville, which is also the county-eat. Good oppor- tunity for a flour and grist-inill here. The export-are tobacco, wheat and hous. Stage to Madisonville and Providence daily ; fare 50 cents. Mail daily. L. Graham, postmaster.
Beaumont W. H., Tobacco Stemmer Bone d W. justice. Bone & Covington, carpenters.
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Cox John W, tobacco stemmer. Cox & Hoffman, dry goods. Craig Z T. saloon.
Endaley & Graham, Grocers.
Glenn J J. teacher.
Hartman Fred, blacksmith.
Hill H H, justice.
Langley John H. tobacco-stemmer.
MeNary Wm T. physician.
Parker & Mi Is, General Store. Scars J C, cooper.
Shutt Wm. R., Hotel. Watwond W S. livery.
Weir W H & Bro, general store. Winsted MI B, physician and druggist.
NEEDMORE. An unimportant post-othice in Floyd county.
NEETSVILLE. A small village and post-office in Adair county, 14 miles north-east of Columbia, the county-seat. Å stesmí flour and gri-t-mill, a church, and school are sustained. Country produce is marketed. Mail -emi-weekly. James W. Sullivan, postmaster. Burton M F. constable. Cuitcon L, live stock. Gadberry A G. lawyer. Light Henry, Boots and Shoes.
Mier T B, physician. Napier Jame-, phy-ician. Napier J F. Falcon and livery.
Napier Samuri, agent.
Perryman R. H., Physician. Phillip- & Dunbar, distillers. Prindle George, Lawyer. Russell Bird miller.
Sullivan James W., Saddler and Post- master.
Wilkinson Joseph B. butcher. Wilkinson Matison, Grain. Workinan Samuel, ji-tice of peace. Wright James, carpenter. Zam Philip, cooper.
NELSON CREEK. On the P. & F. R. R., 13 mile- forth of Greenville, the county -- eat, and 115 . th-west of Louis- viile. Daily Man. Population 30. JonA- than Reid, postmaster, and drugs and gro- cories.
NELSONVILLE. In the western part of Nelson county, on the Knoxville
branch of the L. & N. R. R., 16 miles west of Bardstown, the county-seat, and !! south-east of Louisville. Population 200. Daily mail. Adams Express. Western Union Telegraph. G. W. Barkhurst, po-t- master.
Barkhurst G. W., General Store, Station and Express Agent.
Beeler & Terry, four-mill.
Bover John, shoemaker,
Cooper John A. blacksmith.
Crady & WH-her, general store.
Daugherty W H. chair mufr.
Dungain J May, physician.
Greenwell Mathew, saw and flour-mill.
Johnson ( II P, live stock.
Langley H. hay and grain.
Miller HI, blacksmith
Miller J B. blacksmith.
Smith R H, physician.
Sniock $ B. trader.
Spencer JJ W, wagon-maker.
Troutman CO, trader.
Vittitow H HI, chair mnfr.
NEVADA. A small village in Mer- cer county, 6 miles from Harrodsburg. its shipping station, and 85 from Louisville. Here are 3 churches 1 select school, and 150 population. Stage to Harrodsburg, fare 75c, and to Mitchellsburg, fare $1. Daily mail. W A. Perkins, postmaster.
Perkins & Neff, Dry Goods, Groceries, and Hardware.
NEWCASTLE. This town, of 600 inhabitants, is the seat of justice for Henry county. It is within 4 miles of the L., C. & L. R'y, Eminence, on that road, being the shipping point, to which a daily stage runs; fare 60c. The place supportaa bank. a newspaper, churches, schools, etc. It is an enterprising town, and considerable improvements have lately been made. Adam» Express. Telephone to Eminence, connecting with Western Union Telegraph. Mail daily. T. J. Pearce, postmaster.
Banta G D. mason and contractor. Barnes J M & Son», agricultural impl'nta. Berryman J D, grocer and confectioner. Bruce Stampa, justice of prare. Caplinger J'N, druggist and hardware. Carroll & Barbour, lawyers.
Caseldine S MI, ment market.
Caseldine W. J., Livery.
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Chapinan Ira, stoves and tinware, Chandler Joseph, jailer. ", ke & Monroe, livery and coal dealer. Cravens T D. principal lienry Male and Female College. Cravens Wm MI, lawyer. DAon Win A, collector and constable. FHis M M. druggist and notions.
Ellis W. H., Girer.
En- & Son. general store.
Fitzgerald John A. surveyor. Fort Waller E. grocer. tiray Ben B, hotel and saloon.
Harper George W. saloon.
Haydon Joseph T., Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc.
Hill P H. circuit clerk.
Horan Thomas, town marshal and col- lector. Hutchinson I. M. saloon. Jevee Geo M. farmer. Jones John W, grocer. Jones Samuel, School Commissioner. Jones de Kansdell, livery.
Kahn M M. dry goods. Kelley Nicholas, shoemaker and saloon. Mathews C M, lawyer.
Mathews Frank. Hiver.
Matthews John W., Cashier Newcas- tle National Bank. and Notary Public. Moody W B, lawyer, and editor and pro- prietor Henry Local.
National Bank of Newcastle, Cap- ital $50,000, surphis $3 600. George C. Castleman, President; Jno. W. Mat- thews, Cashier. Neale & Suckett, carpenters. Oldham S P, physician.
Perry Morgan P, saddle and harness-maker. Pryor Wm S. appellate judge.
Ran dell J F, leaf-tobacco dealer.
Reid Eller J K ( Christian).
Bi kets A R. sheriff. Ridgeway John W, hotel.
I: auschild A, dry goods, boots and shoes. Samuel R P. police judge. Scott Charles T. master-commissioner. Smith D Howard, lawy.r. Smith Jacob S, county judge. Smith W S, dentist. Suckest Mr- M S, milliner. Thomas E P. lawyer. Thomasson R J, meat market. Thomaszon Joseph, auctioneer. Turner W W, county clerk. Tyler Edward J, lawyer.
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Valentine Jolin W, furniture and under- taker.
Webb & Masterton, lawyers.
Wright Win J, carriageand wagon-maker.
NEW COLUMBUS. A country post-office in Owen county, 6 miles from Corinth, shipping point. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 80. J. W. Ireland, postmaster.
Arnold E, lawyer. Garnet C A, justice of peace.
Hammond W A. flour-mill.
Horner J F & Bro, general store.
Hudson S. A., Lawyer.
JJones W .1. carpenter. Lancaster G R, physician.
-1 Lee J., Physician. Lee N W, mill owner.
Mc Farland G N. police judge.
Mackelony W B. blacksmith.
Rodgers I, lumber.
Sparrow D D. physician.
Stamper W W & Bro, general store.
Taylor Jonathan, Flour-mill. Trigg H. physician. True F D, justice of peace.
White J M, live stock and hotel.
NEWCOMB. Five miles east of Sandy Hook, the seat of Elliott county, and 15 mile- west of Willard, the nearest railroad approach and shipping point. It is only a wayside post-otlice. Mail semi- weekly. A. G. Reice, postmaster.
Burton Jesse, cooper.
Fraley G. W. C., Justice of Peace. Fralz Collard, carpenter.
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