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Wilson Thomas T. groceries.
Wilson & Johnson. dress-makers.
Wood James M, lawyer and county atty. Wright Charles W, county clerk and hotel. Young Wm L, lawyer.
CAMP KNOX. Sometimes called Haskinsville, is only a small village and post-office in Greene county, 10 miles south of Greensburg, the county-seat. and 15 from Campbellsville, the most accessible ship- ping point, and 100 from Louisville. Pop- ulation 75. Mail tri-weekly. T. R. Mitch- ell, postmaster.
Coffey I C, constable.
Coffey S, sewing-machines. Grove JO, horse and mule dealer. Grove R. W live-stock.
Haskins Wm, boot and shoemaker. Mitchell J M. justice of peace.
Mitchell T. R., Lumber Manufacturer. Mitchell & Coffey, blacksmiths. Montgomery G F, groceries and produce. Montgomery U, physician.
Parrott & Saunders, gen'l store and pro- duce. Walford R A, physician. Williams J W, physician.
CAMP NELSON. A village in Jessamine county, and a landing on the Kentucky river, 8 miles south of Nicho- lasville, the county-seat and nearest rail- road approach. Population 150. Ship- ments can be most conveniently made di- rect via the river. Stage to Nicholasville and Lancaster; fare 50c. Daily mail. Henry Kuhlmann, postmaster.
Berkley John, distillery.
Curley E J & Co, lumber mnfre, coopers and distillers.
Glass J W, general store and hotel. Houston John C, gen'l store and saloon. Kuhlmann Henry, General Store. Poor John W, distillery.
CAMP SPRINGS. A post-office in Campbell county, 3 miles south of Indian Springs.
CAMPTON. A village of 150 in- habitants on Swift Camp creek, is the coun- ty-seat of Wolfe, and is 30 miles south of Cornwell, its nearest shipping point, on the L., C. & L. R. K. It has a steam saw and grist-mill, a common school, and exports produce. Tri-weekly mail. J. N. Vaughn, postmaster.
Bullock Rev E H ( Methodist ). Comb, Kev DG (Christian).
Combs & Vaughn, General Store and Flour-mills.
Congleton A, physician.
Creech Alford, grocer.
Creech Jonathan, justice of peace.
Day L. M, lawyer. Drake James, miller. Duif W H P, hotel. Elkins Isaac, general store.
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Hank C C, flour-mill and circuit and coun. ty clerk.
Hanks C M, jailor. Hurst E T, lawyer.
Hurst Wm L. lawyer.
MeQuinn James, constable.
Rogers E JJ, blacksmith.
Rogers & Spencer, confectioners.
Shetheld Charles, shoemaker
Shull Il, carpenter.
Shull L C, blacksmith.
Spencer Rev J D ( Baptist).
Smith Win, miner.
Steele W & Co, general store.
Tompkins Wm, shoemaker.
Tutt Jamos F, physician.
Tutt W A M D. judge county court. Williams O C, blacksmith.
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CANADA. Only a country post-office in the northern part of Pike county, 18 miles north of Pikeville, the county-seat and shipping point on the west fork of the Big Sandy river. Mail semi-weekly, Thus. J. Berins, postmaster.
Bering James G. book-agent.
Bogan Joseph, shoemaker.
Burris Floyd, book-agent.
Crigger Il, bincksmitn. Francis Elijah, blacksmith.
Lowe James F, ju-tire of ponce.
Pinson Rey George ( hapust). Runyon Adcon, constable. Smith James, flour-mil. Steel Lewis S, live .tock. Stolridge Jerr, Hlour-mill.
CANBY. A seulement of & families in Owen county, 11 miles rest of Owenton, the county-seat. Corinth a station on the C. S. Ry, is theshipping point, S miles east. Produce is marketed.
CANE RIDGE, A small post-office in Bourbon county. 6 miles from Paris, on. the K. C. B. R. Tri-weekly mail. B. B. Bramblette, Destrowater.
Ashbrosk Thomas, waron-maker. Barnett Jobin, mill owner.
Bramblette B. B., Blacksmith.
CANE SPRING DEPOT. Or Cane Spring. iva :matton in the Bardstown brauch I. & N. R/R, in Culate conaty, 0 miles south of Shepherdsville, the county-
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seat, and 28 from Louisville. Express Adams. Mail daily. G. Luc. postmaster. Crenshaw J V. lawyer and blacksmith. Lutz Gabriel, Goucral Store and R .R. Agent.
CANE VALLEY. Alair county. The village is located onyCaney Fork, 14 miles south of Ounpbell.this, the nearest shipping point, on ter enbourg division L. & N. R. R., 6 miles north-east of Colum- bia, the nearest, bank, and county- seat, and 100 milessouth-east of Louisville. Wheat, hogs, cattle, tobacco, and walnut Jumber are the exports. A church and school are sustained. Stage to Columbia and Campbellsville; fare, 50c. and $1.50. Mail daily. A. H. Judd, postmaster.
Beard J J, phyriomn.
Bridgewater Curar, black - mith.
Dudgeon T C & Sons, four and saw-mill. Dudgeon W S, justice of peace.
Jones W H, carpenter,
Judd A H. express agent.
druid Banks & Nalley. Gen'l Store. Miller James T, shoemaker.
Rico F W, hotel.
Turner, Day & Co, ax handles.
CANEY, Is a settlement of some 50 people, in Morgan county, 10 miles south of West Liberty, and 35 from Cornwall, the shipping station, ou Mt. Sterling divis- Ton L., C. & L. Ry. Produce is marketed. Mail daily. W. Lykins, postmaster.
Benton Rev Wm M ( Baptist). Killgore Dudley, physician. Lemaster Caleb, wagon-maker. Lykins John R, constable. Lykins Joshua W, live stock.
Tykins Win. & Co., Flour and Saw- mill.
Watson N A, justice of peace. Webb W W, justice of peace. Wheeler Rev James ( Baptist). Wheeler I W, live stock.
Wheeler & Co, general store.
CANEYVILLE. A station on P. & E. R. R., and an incorporated town in Gray- son county, 123 miles wast of Leitchfield, the county-seat. A grist and saw-millere driv- en by power derive.i from Caney creek. A steam Hour mill is needed. Shipments consist of tobacco, hogs, cattle and produce.
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Population 250. Express Adams. Mail
daily. J. Y. Tilford. postmaster.
Barnes & Daniel. general store. Bond J R, express agt.
Bond & Blain, general store and saloon. Bond & Bond, drugs.
Brandon J N, physician. Brandon K W, physician. Dewies S C, hotel and saloon.
Edlin Joseph. R Ragt. English Ancel, hotel and saloon.
Hayse Gilman, justice of peace. Kelly Ellis, justice of peace. Layman Henry, general store. Neal & Eskridge, general store. Probus Wm, flour-inill. Tilford Jas Y. police judge. Tilford J. Y. & Son. Blacksmiths. Wilson Bros & Co. general store.
CANNONSBURG. According to the census of 1850, has a population of 90, is in Boyd county 7 miles west of Catletts- burg, the county-seat. Nearest bank is at Ashland. Ship to Steward's Tunnel on A. C. & I. R. R. Country produce and grain are shipped. Land ranges from $20 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-seat, and 25 south of Eddyville, the nearest railroad approach. Shipments are most conveniently made direct. via the river. The banking business is transacted at Hopkinsville. A steam saw-mill. a church, and a district school are sustained by a population of 300. The shipments comprise corn and tobacco. Mail daily. George W. Cobb, postmaster. Atwood T A, blacksmith. Baker L B, constable.
Blake Mrs E A, hotel. Blake J R, saloon. Cheatham Philip, shoemaker.
Cobb A G, commission merchant. Cobb George W., General Store. Cobb & Boyd, dry goods.
Cook W M, physician. Dulaney, Booth & Co, saw-mill.
Finly Louis, dentist. Fuqua N J, saloon. Fuqua W J, general store.
Gregston Rev C ( Baptist). Hapman W J, proprietor of ferry. Hayward W L, hotel.
Ingram, T M, physician.
Jefferson George H. physician. Lackey Miss C E, teacher. Lackey James H., Physician.
Lackey J P, physician. Logan John D, tobacco. Love Rev J W ( Methodist). Melagin James, harness-maker.
New E D, cooper.
Richardson James, brick-mason.
Thomas Alfred, live stock.
Tomlinson J J, hotel.
Tyler Quint M, teacher.
Wallis L. R, local agent.
CANTON. Kenton Co. (See Visalia.)
CARLISLE. 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 Maysville div., 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, 22 miles south-east, daily, and to Maysville 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 W, dentist. Adair & Burroughs, grocers. Allen Wm B, clothing. Allen & Fisher, merchant tailors. Archdeacon & Bro, wagon-makers.
Atchison J O, proprietor St. Cloud hotel. Baker Horace, shoemaker. Banta Andrew J, county judge.
Barnett JJ H, wagon-maker and justice. Barnett John W, city marshal. Boos Venust, notions.
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Brown John, barber.
Campbell James B, dry goods.
Campbell John A, county clerk.
Campbell John W, livery.
Campbell & Darnall, insurance.
Carlisle Mercury, W J Kehoe, prop'r.
Chism Isaac M, lawyer.
Clary Foster P, ticket agent K. C. R. R.
Clay Rev Henry ( Christian ).
Conley John R, grocer.
Crigler Wm Y, general store.
Crump Henry C, grocer.
Dallas & Goodwin. saddles and harness.
Deposit Bank of Carlisle-capital $77,000. W P Ross, pres : F E Congleton, cash. Dills Malcolm, physician.
George Dorsey & Co., Brick Manu- facturers and Contractors.
Exchange Mills, Rogers & Bostain, props. Frey & Harris, meat market.
Fritte W W & Son, drugs and books.
Glenn Thomas J, circuit clerk.
Gore & Brother, lawyers. Grater Bros, grocers and bakers.
Halladay James H, lawyer.
Ham & Kimbrough, livery. Handley & Huff, planing-mill.
Herrin John, sheriff.
Higgins Christopher G, wagon-maker.
Howard & Dinsmore, furniture and under- taking.
Kehoe Wm J, propr Carlisle Mercury.
Kennedy Wm MI, general store.
Kennedy & Kennedy, lawyers.
Kimbrough House. MIrs M C Bell propri- etress, Henry C Kimbrough clerk.
King Robert C, farm implements.
Lee John W B, general store.
McCann James A. marble.
McConnaughey J A. four and saw-mill (6 miles south-west. )
McCracken Miss R B, milliner.
McDaniel Bros. hardware.
Mc Elroy Wm P, shoemaker.
MeIntire Andy, dentist.
McKee John, merchant tailor.
McKee Mrs Mary, milliner.
Me Mahill Mrs Margaret, milliner.
Mc New N HI, physician.
Mann James, clothing. Mann Reuben E. grocer.
Martin Mrs J R, grocer. Mathers Charles W, physician. Mathers Willis, livery.
Mathers & Saunders, hardware. Motch George E. jeweler.
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Munger Charles W, mayor and lawyer, Myers John W, blacksmith.
Newton Rev J CC, ( Methodist). Norvell & Tureman, lawyers.
Ogden Harry, jeweler.
Parks Richard M, R R and express agt.
Parks & Scott, meat market.
Peale F M & Co, dry goods. Power George. B. groceries and saloon.
Robinson Benjamin MI, lawyer. Robinson Robert H, saloon.
Rogers Samuel G, wh liquors and tobacco.
Rogers & Bostain, flour-mills.
Rosenthal Barney, general store.
Ross & Lytle, lawyers.
St Cloud Hotel, J O Atchinson, proprietor. Shay Patrick D, general store. Smith Bryson M, coroner.
Tureman & Howell, druggists.
Vivian Rev Alexander, (Methodist).
CARROLLTON. Located on the south bank of the Ohio river, at its condu- ence with the Kentucky, 62 miles north- east of Louisville. This town is the county-seat of Carroll county, is incorpo- rated, and has a population of 1,600. The place was originally settled in 1794, when it was known as Port William, which was changed, in 1837, to its present name. Its shipping point, by rail, is English, 5 miles south-east.on the L., C. & 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, and several other mills, which all use steam power, and a bank. The as- sessed value on real and personal property in the city, is $500,000, and the town has no bonded indebtedness. The exports of the place comprise hay, corn, tobacco, and live stock. The nature of the land in the vicinity is rolling prairie and unimproved timber -- the latter valued at an average price of $25. while cleared farms are worth from $40 to $100 per acre. The city is lighted with gas, and altogether, presents an elegant appearance. . Stage communi- cation with Northville twice a day (fare $1). Express Adams. Telephone con- nects the city with W. U. Telegraph com- pany at Northville. Mail daily. John T. Lewis, postmaster.
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Anderson George W Jr, livery.
Anderson George W Sr, grocer.
Argus Otto F, barber and news agent. Baker Ginn & Co, saw and planing-mill. Barker M I, leaf tobacco.
Bassett Rev Miles (Methodist).
Berg Charles, jewelry. Bittel Philip, saloon.
Blessing John J, meat market.
Booker Robert B, saloon.
Bosworth & Lewis, grocers and agr imps.
Butter William O, druggist.
Carroll Seminary, Dr EN Elliott, prin.
Carrollton Democrat, Gullion & Valland- ingham, editors and publishers.
Carrollton House, Mrs H. R Wolfe, propr.
Corn William, Proprietor National Hotel and Grocer.
Cox Hezekiah, lawyer and real estate.
Darling Andrew W, Proprietor Old Darling Distillery. (See adv.)
Donaldson Joseph A, lawyer.
Downing James & Co, grocers.
Elder William, blacksmith.
Elliott Dr E N. prin Carroll Seminary. Fisher James T, millinery 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, boots 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 & McCrackin, groc and saloon. Gulde Albert, dry goods and notions. Gullion Wyant O, clerk of circuit court. Gullion & Vallandingham, publishers Car- rollton Democrat.
Hafford & Son ( Ebenezer Hafford and Wm. M. Hafford), Saw and Planing-mill and Lumber Dealers.
Halmess Herman B, blacksmith and wagon. maker.
Hanks & Co, clothing and dry goods.
Harrison Richard F, clerk county court. Hart Louis A, baker.
Helm Rev Beniamin (Presbyterian).
Houghton Mrs JJ M. prop Point House. Howe John & J B. clothing.
Howe John & W F & Co, woolen-mills. Howe John & Sons, bankers.
Howe W F, county treas Carroll Co.
Humphrey Henderson, grocer.
Jones Henry C, barber.
Karins Hugh, marble. Leep A. T & Bro, grocers,
Lewis John T, postmaster and ins agent. Lindsay James HI, sheriff of Carroll Co.
Logeman & Drees, blacksmitha.
MeCrackin Thomas, saloon.
McElrath Thomas J, lawyer.
Mason Daniel M. boots and shoes.
Masterson & Gaunt, lawyers.
Moorman Mrs Kate, saloon.
Myers & Robinson, saloon.
National Hotel, Wm. Corn, Prop'r, near Steamboat Landing.
Point House. Mrs J M Houghton, prop'r, near steamboat landing.
Reeves Rev Jobn, ( Methodist).
St. John's Academy and Day School, Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame, Rev. Stephen Schmid, Principal.
Salyert Charles D, stoves and tin warc.
Schmid Rev. Stephen, Rector St. John's Catholic Church and Principal St. John's Academy.
Seppenfeld Herman, grocer and meats.
Sheppard Wm, blacksmith.
Siersdorfer Michael, boots and shoes.
Smith Miss Lucia, millinery.
Smith Wm L, general store.
Stairs & Tromma, proprs Carrollton flour- ing-mills (corn and wheat).
Stringfellow & Kipping, cabinet-makers. Taylor Leonard W, physician.
Taylor Leonard X, physician. Webster Joshua C, grocery and hardware. Wilkins David O, blacksmith.
Williams Robert T, flouring-mill.
Winslow W B, H M & J T, lawyers.
Wolfe Mrs H R, propr Carrollton House.
CARRS. On the Ohio river, is a vil- lage in Lewis county, 8 miles north-west of Vanceburg, the county-seat. Ship direct by water. Two churches and a district school are sustained by a population of 200. The shipments consist of grain, stock, tan- bark, and produce. Stage to Vanceburg. Mail daily. R. P. Thomas, postmaster.
Burns Walter. express agent.
Calvin John, physician, Carr F M, general store. Frye George, saw-mill. Irwin Thomas, blacksmith.
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Jones Rev -- (Christian ). Kendall Rev -- ( Methodist). Parker Wm, justice of peace. Rand Shep, railroad agent. Stout John, shoemaker. Thomas R. P., General Store.
CARRSVILLE. A village of 300 people in Livingston county, 37 miles from Paducah, its shipping point, 310 fromi Louisville. It is on the Ohio river. Adams Express. Daily mail. J. M. Pavy. post- master.
Allard C E, general store. Allard & Owen, flout-mill. Boyd A S II, physician. Bridges J R, grocer. Clemens J N, physician.
Coons Charles, boot and shoemaker. Crotsen R, general store.
Kidd J W, physician. Kidd & MeCollum, Druggists. Pary J. M., Express Agent and Store. Rose G W, grocer. Threlkeld P A, general store.
Thompson & Mason, blacksmiths. Ward B P, general store.
Woodmansee J. D., General Store.
CARR'S FORK. A post-office in Letcher county, 15 miles north of Whites- burg, the county-seat. Prestonburg, 40 miles north-east, is the nearest shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. G. M. Johnson, postmaster and farmer.
CARSON. 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 Sandy river. Whisky forms the chief export. Semi-weekly stage carrying the mail to and from Prestonburg. J. B. Adams, post- master.
Adams John B., Farmer. Ambergey A A. carpenter. Bryson ---- , express agent. Collins G A, druggist. Combs -, constable. Craft N R, general store. Franklin & Smith, Hour-mill. Gibson Rev James, ( Baptist).
Granville --- , constable.
Pigman J B, farmer. Pigman J C, distiller. Pigman Wilburn, justice. Pigman -, justice.
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Sexton M D, physician. Sloan J, blacksmith.
Smith E B, cooper. Smith John B. justice. Thomas G B, teacher.
Thomas J L, teacher.
CARTHAGE. A small settlement in Campbell county. Ship to Butler, on the K. C. R. R., or to New Richmond, on the Ohio river. Population 100. Semi- weekly mail. E. M. McArthur, postmas- ter.
McArthur E. M., General Store. Tarvin J. C. & Son, General Store. White && Harris, blacksmiths.
CARTWRIGHT. A small village of some 100 inhabitants, in Clinton county, located on the Cumberland river (which furnishes available power), 11 miles north- east of Rowena, the county-seat. Corn, wheat and tobacco are marketed. Mail daily. John W. Long, postmaster. Aaron Dr, physician.
Brown Edward, coal-mines.
Brown Edward, barber. Brown H, blacksmith.
Grader E M, lumber manfr.
Hopkins P II, lumber manfr. Hunt G W, pension agent.
Long J. W., Live Stock. Orton David, engineer. Owens A. B., General Store. Owens B D, physician. Owens & Long, General Store. Wade H, justice of peace.
CASEY CREEK. In the northern part of Adair county, 35 miles from Leba- non, its shipping station, and 85 from Louis- ville, is a settlement of this name, where mail is received weekly.
Napier R W, general store.
CASEYVILLE, A shipping point on the Ohio river. Is also an incorporated town of 650 inhabitants. in Union county, 15 miles south of Morganfield. the county- seat and nearest bank location. The place
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supports a newspaper, & flouring-mill (steam), 3 churches, and district school, and exports stock, grain, coal and produce. Land in the vicinity can be obtained at $10 to $30 per acre. Express Adams. Mail daily. J. M. Scantland, postmaster.
Acker Philip, grain dealer. Barkley D M, physician. Bennett S & Co, dry goods. 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 H G, saloon.
Davis J M, physician. Dyer John W & Bro, farm implements. Eberly K & Co, hardware.
Finnie S S, blacksmith.
Fisher & Cosby, carpenters,
Floton Thomas, boarding-house. Gigler Rev J D ( Methodist). Gilchrist & Close, groceries and drugs. Graham & Funk, livery. Gregory John, notary public. Henry J T, marshal.
Hardy Rov J H (Christian). Hartfield Benjamin J, general store.
Harth & Nawaway, grocers. Jones Pryor, wagon-maker.
Jones Robert, undertaker.
1 Kaufman John, dry goods. Kerney William, general store. Klotz Hiram, dry goods. MeLeskey Rev R G (Cumberland Pres). Morton H X, lawyer. Murray John, physician. Pearson W W, live stock. Rehm C & Bro, meat market. Rose C, lawyer. Rudy & Buckham, leaf-tobacco dealers. Rutherford Stephen, live stock.
Scantland J. M., Druggist, Stationer and Notions.
Simpson J, grain dealer and general store. Sindle J W, distiller. Smith Bros, coopers. Sypes P & Co, blacksmiths. Tate J M, justice of peace. Tate J M & Son, harness-makers. Voss F W, shoemaker. Wallace Joseph W, hotel. Walther Henry, sewing-machines. Walther M, shoemaker.
Ward H, lawyer. Wathen E H, flour-mill. Wells B C, saloon and barber.
Whitecotton George H, constable. Wilson D S, publisher Caseyville Courier.
CASKY'S STATION. A post- office and station on the St. L. & S. E. div. L. & N. R. R., in Christian county. It has & population of about 50, and ships cattle, 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 S, grocer.
Casky J. & J., General Store.
Casky W L, R R agt.
Crawford Wm, blacksmith.
Green Thomas, justice.
Gunn John A, physician.
Lewis Jasper A, wagon-maker.
Watson N T, constable.
Warfield W E, justice.
Whitlow W A, cooper.
Williams & Flagan wagon-makers. Willis Wm, shoemaker.
CATAWBA. Located on the Lick- ing river, which furnishes power, in Pen- dleton county, 4 miles north of Falmouth, the seat of justice and bank location. Ship direct via K. C. R. R. Tobacco and grain form the exports, and the village contains a Baptist church and common school. Pop- ulation 150. Express Adams. Mail daily. H. T. Morton, postmaster.
Campbell J T, general store. Hitch J T M, blacksmith. Morton Bros., General Store.
Morton H. T., R. R. and Express Agt. Oder Ed E, physician.
Peoples & Hobbs, general store.
Regan Rev W L ( Baptist ). Thompson Rev H P ( Presbyterian). York J & A, saloon.
CATLETTSBURG. A station on the new Chattrui railroad, and the county- seat of Boyd, is situated at the confluentu of the Ohio with the Big Sandy rivers, 20> miles distant from Louisville. In 1877, x very destructive fire took place here, which demolished nearly the whole town. The burnt portion has since been rebuilt, prin- cipally with brick, and now presents a fine
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appearance. . The shipping facilities afford- ed by the railroad and river, make this town an important point in this section of the State. A new opera house, with good schools and churches are here. Population 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.
Andrews N P & S, general store.
Baldridge Thomas II, station and ex agent.
Bartram James, Prop'r Valley House. ( See adr.)
Bell Miller A, carpenter.
Berger, Charles W, boots and shoes.
Berger John. boots and shoes.
Big Sandy Wharfboat Co, T L Marrs, manager.
Boreing Rev A ( Methodist).
Botts Joseph, barber.
Brown George N, circuit judge.
Brown Thomas R. lawyer.
Bruning Frank H, county attorney.
Bruns Frederick, boots and shoes.
Bruns Wm. millinery and notions.
Burns John M, lawyer.
Burns Rowland C, lawyer.
Carnahan Lycurgus, dentist.
Clark Wm S, grocer.
Carpenter David H, general store.
Clawson. Albert H, jeweler.
Cecil Colbert Sr, grocer.
Craft & Preston, grocers. Crow Adam M, hotel and livery.
Crowell Charles, saw-mill, 23 miles north.
Damnron & Honshell, grocers.
Dillon John W, machinist.
Eba Daniel W, grocer.
Egbert George T, U S commissioner.
Ewing Thomas J, insurance.
Faulkner John, saloon.
Ford James R, jeweler.
Ford & Cecil, stoves and tinware.
Furst Abraham, shoemaker.
Gallup George F, postmaster, and dealer in . cigars and tobacco.
Garrison J W, hotel.
Guilkey Charles S, jailer.
Hailey Alfred C, painter. .
Hampton Millard F, circuit clerk.
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