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Central Hotel, John P. Thorel, Propr Main near 3d. (See adr.)
Central National Bank, of Dan- ville. Kr., Robe P Jacobs, Preside John W Proctor, Cashier. Capital, Sztu ..
000. Surplus and undivided profits, $81 .. 720. Collections remitted on day of pas. ment.
Cheatham Eugene B, livery.
Cheek John A, insurance agt.
Childs Mark, salvon.
Chrisman J S. circuit court clerk.
Cohn Louis, clothing.
Cook Allan, meat market.
Courts W D & Son, harness.
Courts Wm F, Adar's Express and gen. ticket agent.
Cowan George, physician.
Cowan James. barber.
Cowan John, lawyer.
Curry J A & Sons, drugs.
Danville Gas Light Co, cap $22,000. John W Proctor pres Daniel W Jones, se
Danville Tribune, The, Zimmerman: & Murphy, Props, Sd near Main. (S . adr.)
Davis Wm C. tailor.
Doram Gibbon J, confectioner.
Dunlap James B. lawyer.
Dunlap & Dunlap, physicians.
Durham J Wesley, lawyer.
Durham & Jacobs, lawyers.
Engleman & Noland, blacksmiths.
Evans & Turner, physicians. .
Fackler Daniel T, lawyer.
Farmers' National Bank, capital $100,000 Jas G Cecil, pres; G W Welsh, Je, casi .. Farris Morris J, live stock.
Fields Win M, dry goods.
First National Bank.Cap., $150.000. surplus and undivided profits, $42.600.
31. J. Farris, Pres .; J. A. Quisenbury. Cash. Collections promptly remitted.
Flaig Edward, jeweler.
Fleece Joseph W, grocery.
Floyd J B & Bro, flour mill (5 miles n e).
Foley Mrs Josephine, milliner.
Foley Richard, grocer.
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Forbes K; carpenter.
Fos Edward H, photographer.
Fox & Fox, lawyers. Frost John M, painter.
Fry S S, justice of peace.
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Fry SS & Co, coal and lumber. Geary Johh A, lessee gas-works. Gentry & Whitley, grocers. Gibbons Arthur E, painter.
Gilcher & Bro. ( Frank and Peter), Prop'rs Gilcher's Hotel, and Wholesale and Retail Confectioners, 3d and Main. Gilcher's Hotel, Gilcher Bros., Prop'rs. Hotel entirely Rebuilt, Remodeled; Good Sample-rooms connected ; 3d and Main. Glogower Alexander, dry goods.
Goodloe Wm, lawyer.
Goodloe Wm O, lawyer.
Grant Samuel P, dentist.
Green Rev E M ( Presbyterian ).
Green Mieses N B & E B, notions.
Hackney John M, stoves and tin ware. Handman P F, grocer.
Hann & Kinniard, hats, caps, and furnishing. Hansford Monroe, grocer.
Harding Robert. lawyer and county att'y. Harding Samuel, lawyer.
Harlan Wm B, physician. Harris, Durham & Dunlap, dry goods.
Hays Rev -, ( Presbyterian ). Hinman D S & Co, stoves and tin ware. Hobbs Peter, city marshal. Hocker James, lunch-room.
Holmes & Anderson, grocs and hardware. Howard Clarence, 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. Linney Joseph S, postmaster.
Lucas Charles HI, commission merchant.
Lyons Henry, clothing and boots and shoes. McElroy, Rev -, ( Presbyterian ).
McFerran James B. lawyer. McGinn Rev -, (Christian).
McGrorty Alexander S, druggist.
McGrorty Joseph P, furniture. McKee & Johnstone, physicians.
McMurtry Louis S, physician. Mannini P, confectioner Manwaring & Brother, carriage-makers. Marks Phillip A, tailor.
Marrs & Thomas, props Kentucky Advo- cate. Masonheimer J C. produce. Meyer John M, sheriff. Mitter J, distiller, 5 miles east. Mills M E, furniture.
Mock W R, distiller.
Monroe A L, physician. Moore James R, harness-maker. Newlin George P, dentist. Newlin Mrs Hannah L, millinery. Nicholas Jonathan R, undertaker.
Nichols Reed S, county clerk.
Potts & Procter, flour-mill.
Procter J W & Son, insurance.
Quisenberry John A, insurance agent. Randolph Rev J C ( Presbyterian). Richardson John N, confectioner.
Ricketts John, grocer.
Roberts & Gilmore, coal, lumber, lime, etc. Robertson Alfred B, dry goods.
Roszell S. S., Manager Singer Manu- facturing Company, 3d near Post-Office. Rowland & Co, boots and shoes.
Russell Robert S, meat market.
Russell Miss Sarah M, milliner.
Sallee Wm J, lumber and coal.
Samuel & Warren, druggists.
Shears Andrew J, groceries and produce.
Shears Wm H, meat market.
Sheehan H M, manager A U tel.
Sherley Preston, barber.
Shumate F M, jailer. Smiley & Adams, wagon-makers, .
Smith & Murphy, carriage-makers.
Stephenson Rev - - (Methodist N). Stephenson Rev R T ( Methodist),
Stodgbill John, Livery, Sale, and Feed Stable, opposite Clemens House. (See adr.)
Taylor James, constable.
Thorel John P., Proprietor Central . House, Main near 3d. (See adv.)
Tibbs Benjamin, barber.
Tracy John, shoemaker.
Tucker De Witt C, physician.
Van Winkle & Rodes (John S. Van. Charles H. Rodes), Lawyers.
Wakefield Mark, livery. Walter Nicholas H, grover.
Warren Isaac S. physician.
Welsh George W Jr, insurance agent.
Welsh, Wiseman & Co, general store.
Wilson Jas H, distiller (0 miles north-east).
Wood J W. tailor. Woodcock G B & Co, meat market. Woodfolk Rev - ( Baptist).
Woods Samuel, restaurant. Yeiser Frederick, watch-maker.
Yerkes John W. lawyer.
Yerkes Rev Stephen ( Presbyterian).
Young Thomas P, lawyer and police judge.
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Zimmerman & Murphy (John W. Zimmerman, David A. Murphy), editors and proprietors Danville Tribune, 3d, near Main. (See adr.)
DANVILLE JUNCTION. (See Gore).
DAWSON. Known as Charleston, in the south-western part of Hopkins county, 18 miles south of Madisonville, the county-seat, 4} north-eastof Tradewater, its nearest shipping point, on the P. & E. R. R. and 169 south-west of Louisville. Mail special supply. Population 140. J. Bot- toms, postmaster.
Blaylock David H, farmer.
Bottoms James, Miller, General Store and Druggist.
Chamlius J G, photographer.
Darby A G, physician.
Earle Ben P.
Eison H E, farmer.
Fox P, general store.
Franklin B D, grocer and druggist.
Homly W J, saloon and grocery.
Hutier H C, lumber.
Jackson M, mill-wright.
Kirkwood John.
Lynch M M.
Lynn I.
Martin Rev J ( Presbyterian).
Meadors J S, wagon-wood.
Menser Ben D, farmer.
Menser W W, blacksmith.
Richardson Rev - (Methodist).
Smith W 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, 43 miles east of Elkton, the county-seat, 6 north-west of Whippoorwill, its nearest shipping point, on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 156 south-west of Louisville. Pop- ulation 100. Daily mail. James S. Cole, postmaster.
Bailey T B, leaf-tobacco. Cole James S, Cabinet-maker.
Ferguson L H. R R and express agent. Ficke C H. blacksmith and farmer. Frogge S L, teacher.
Gant Rev J W ( ----- ).
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Goodman A W, physician.
Luckett James, general store. Lyon P A, farmer and surveyor. Page J J, blacksmith.
Tenick & Bailey, saw-mill.
DAYTON. This city, according to the census of 1880, has a population of 3,500, is located in Campbell county, 1} miles fom Newport, with which it is con- nected by street cars. It is in fact a sub- urb of Cincinnati. Six churches, repre- senting the various denominations of Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Bap- tist, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Catholic, and 2 schools are sustained. It consists chiefly of residences, no manufactures of note being carried on, with the single exception of rope and twine-making, which forms the only shipment. Mail daily. Charles B. Hayward, postmaster.
Anschutz Louis P, justice of peace. Banks J W. carpenter.
Batsche Aloys, grocers.
Bauman John, carpenter.
Bauman Joseph, tailor.
Betsch Martin, dry goods and barber.
Bode Frederick, Blacksmith and Wagon-maker ..
Bonte's John Sons, cordage mfrs.
Brown Mrs C, confectionery.
Brown J F, painter.
Buning John B, shoemaker.
Cassander Rev Wm (rector R C Church).
Conners Mrs Mary, grocer.
Daméron Augustus S, physician.
Deneson & Hayward, grocers.
Domhoff Victor, twine manufacturer.
Drown Mrs Carrie, confectionery.
Dunn Jesse A, dentist.
Ehier Joseph, saloon. Ervin Rev J N (Presbyterian).
Forstner Miss Fannie B. (Mrs. Mary English's Agent), Millinery and Notions.
Garnier Louis, florist.
Goetz Herman J, druggist.
Gramer John, baker.
Gramer Michael, baker.
Gubser Michael, meat market.
Harris Jamies M, grocer.
Haywood Charles B, postmaster. Hebel August, tailor.
Hermann Martin, Hardware, Stoves, and Galvanized Iron-Works.
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Horst, Theodore, dry goods.
Hux Miss Mary, teacher.
Joslyn Mrs Josephine V, grocer. Josylin Wm, grocer. Junk Joseph, shoemaker. Keiber Adam, carpenter.
Klein Peter, Blacksmith and Wagon- maker. Knott Thomas, marshal.
Koehler Henry, meat market.
Creidier Christopher, Carpenter and Builder.
Kuevan Lewis, saloon. Kuhl Joseph, cigars, etc.
Kuhlman Charles, saloon. Kummeling Bernard, boots and shoes. Lamb John, meat market. Latham Edward H. druggist.
Link Joseph, rope mir.
Link J A Jr & Co, mfrs halters.
McArthur & Haylin, ( E. Morris Mc- Arthur and Harry Havlin), Staple and Fancy Groceries and Produce. McClain Wilber C, coal dealer. Maginnis James, teacher. Marshall Miss Annie, teacher.
Maxey George, mayor. Motz Charles J, saloon. Motz Wm, grocer and saloon.
Mollyneaux Miss Lizzie, teacher.
Niles James C, grocer. Nolte George, grocer. Nolte George Jr, city clerk.
Pille John F, boots and shoes. Possnett Mrs Hester, baker. Querimus Grof, merchant tailor. Quinby Miss Lizzie, teacher.
Rackers 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. St John Huston, stationerv, etc. Schlueter Benj., Twine and Cordage Manufacturer. Schoolfield Charles B. physician. Schuh Joseph, rope manufacturer. Schultheis George, meat market. Schwab Robert, cord mnfr. Stencil Henry, barber. Swager Enoch M, -hoemaker. Tiemann George W, grocer. Trap John, coal dealer. Tressise Miss Fanny, teacher.
Unnewehr Fred, cigars, etc. Venable Miss Edith, teacher. Valter Anthony, brick-yard. Wern Peter, twine mntr. - Wonton Mrs Elizabeth C, millinery.
Wolff Charles, grocer.
Wolff Charles Jr., Baker and Confec- tioner. Worth Silvester, shoemaker. Wueller August, saloon.
DEACON'S MILLS. A post-office in Breathitt county, with a population of 50.
DEATSVILLE. A village also known as Sayer's Depot, in Nelson coun- ty, 32 miles from Louisville. It is on the Bardstown branch of the L. & N. R. R. Adams express. Daily mail. T. W. Sam. uels, postmaster.
Conn J F, physician.
Roberts C M, blacksmith. Samuels T W, distiller. Samuels T. W. & Son, General Store, and Express Agents.
Samuels W I, station agent.
Sayers A, general store.
Swearingen G W, distiller.
DEER CREEK. A country post- office in Carter county, 8 miles from Gray- son, the county-seat and shipping point, on E. K. R'y. Daily mail. James L. Kitchen, postmaster.
Horton C, flour-mills. Kitchen Charles, gen store and flour-mill. Kitchen James L, general store.
Maddox C, mill-owner. Maddox John W, blacksmith.
Salmons F, four-mills.
Wilcox D B, physician.
DEKOVEN. In Union county, is » small village, with a population of about 100. Ship goods to Caseyville, on the Ohio river, 3 miles south. Morganfield, the county-seat, is 10 miles north-east. Coal, wheat and corn are exported. Mail semi- weekly. A. W. McMican, postmaster. Ames J D, physician. Besen M A, hotel and saloon. Brooks D A Jr, express agent. Grabam John, shoemaker. Kelsey P G & Co, gen store and saw-mill. Long B M, physician.
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Mckinley B E, livery. MeMican A. W., Stationer, News Dealer, and Confectioner. . Mattingly J E, saloon. Rehm Henry, meat market. Spencer II C, hotel.
DELAWARE. In the northern part of Daviess county, on Green river, 19 miles west of Owensboro, the county-seat, 10 east of Robards, its nearest station, on the St. L. & S. E. branch of L. & N. R. R., and 170 south-west of Louisville. Goods should be shipped to Delaware. Semi- weekly mail. Population 70. I. E. Car- ricoe, postmaster.
Allen A M & Co. general store. Allen T E, druggist.
Allen & Taylor, general store.
Cooke N B, tobacco.
Cooke S C, general store and hotel.
Harrolson B F, physician. Hewitt J W & Co, tobacco. Lambert J R, general store. Lampkins W J, flouring-mill.
DE MOSSVILLE. On the Licking river and K. C. R. R., in the northern part of Pendleton county, 14 miles north of Falmouth, the county-seat, and 100 north- east of Louisville. Tobacen, 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 J. F., Express Agent, Sewing- machines, Attachments, Needles and Oil. Mullins S G, general store.
Oldham J W, grocer.
Ricken H, tailor.
Thrasher Aaron, gen store and R R agent. Vanlandingham Mrs A E, hotel.
DICKEY'S MILLS. In the north- ern part of Edmonson county, 10 miles north of Brownsville, the county-seat, 14 south of Grayson Springs station, its near- est shipping point, on the P. & E. R. P., and 96 south- west of Louisville. Lumber, etaves, and hoop-poles are exported. South- ern Express. Weekly mail. Population 50. G. W. Nevill, postmaster.
Dorsey P M, justice. Hubbard Riley, flour-mill. Nevill G. W., blacksmith. Poynter C C, merchant.
Ward R S, physician.
DIVIDING RIDGE, A small post-office in Pendleton counts, 11 milee west of Falmouth, the county-seat, and shipping point, and 150 miles from Louis- ville. De Mossville, 6 miles distant, is the shipping point. Weekly mail. J. H. Gard- ner, postmaster.
Arr Alexander, physician.
Black S, cooper.
Cahill John, justice of peace.
Mullins R, constable.
May A H, blacksmith.
Nevil J, general store.
Norton J, blacksmith.
Sanders P, commission.
Stephens Rer T (-).
Stith W T & H HI, four-mill.
DIXIE. A small village and post- office in Henderson county, 15 miles south of Henderson, the county-seat, and near- est shipping point. on the Ohio river, and also on the L. & N. R. R. Tobacco, wheat, corn, and pork are shipped. Population 200. Stage to Robard's station tri-weekly. Mail tri-weekly. George W. Dixon, post- master.
Dixon George W., General Store.
Durbin Dick, live stock. McCormick Wm, wagon-maker.
Marks Jack Jr, blacksmith. Roberts E H. professor of music. Seigler J R, physician.
Snider John, live stock.
Walker A. C, justice of peace.
DIXON. In the south-western pars. of Webster county, for which it is the seat of justice, 12 miles west of Slaughterville, its nearest shipping point, on the St. L. & S. E. branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 400 miles south-west of Louisville. Daily stage to Slaughterville; fare $1. Population 650. W. J. Grace, postmaster.
Brewer & Caldwell, general store.
Brewer & Herrin, general store. Brooks Stephen, druggist. Brooks Wiley, livery stable.
Browning James, druggist.
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Bull & Bro, flouring-mill.
Cobb S C, hotel. Cosby HI C, druggist. Couch L, grocer.
Dixon J O, general store. Fugats Mark, druggist.
Grace W. J., Saddle and Harness- maker.
Hardwick & Brooks, general store.
Hayes L, shoemaker. Haynes J E, physician. Herrin Hiram, general store.
Heuse T J, physician.
Hill C J, hotel and livery.
Mangy S, stoves and tin ware.
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Morehead James, physician. Reynolds A. S, general store. Reynolds & Orr, general store and hotel.
Rice Marion, physician.
DOG CREEK. In the western part of Hart county, 20 miles north-west of Munfordville, the county-seat, and nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R. Adams Express. Weekly mail. Popula- tion 200. Wm. J. Lush, postmaster.
Crandon R. C, physician.
Lush Win. J., Merchant.
Lush & Bradley, general store.
MoGrew Robert, shoemaker. Miller Robert, wagon-maker. Money R, physician. Pierce Wm T, cooper.
Thompson, Samuel, general store. Wood James S, flour and saw-mill.
DOOLIN'S CROSS ROADS. Pulaski county (See Dabney).
DORRETT'S RUN. A small country post-office, in Hardin county, 10 miles north of Elizabethtown, the county- Beat. Mail by special supply. George W. Roney, postmaster and general store.
DOUP'S POINT. Recently estab- lished as a post-office in Jefferson county. Population 75.
DOVER. On the Ohio river, in the north-western part of Mason county, 12 miles 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 schools. Population (census 1880) 536. Mail daily. W. D. Frazce, postmaster.
Boyd J N, tobacco.
Buchman Martin, shoemaker.
Cleveland Samuel, wagon-maker.
Curran Thomas A, lawyer.
Dobyns Arthur F, justice of peace. Fox Charles J, justice of peace.
Frazee W. D., General Store. Goff John S, undertaker.
Hanna C W, lumber dealer.
Hanna Edward H, carpenter.
Hanna John R. piano-tuner.
Hanna John W, general store.
Hanna O, general store.
Kliline Lawrence, meat market.
Ladenburger Chas, hotel proprietor. Me Millian John J, wharf-boat.
Mc Millian Wm B, constable.
Manning & Ringo, washing-machines. Munzing Wm, saloon and shoemaker.
Patty John, brick and coal.
Rasor Louis, saloon.
Smith Fletcher, physician.
Smith Mahlon, physician. Tabb Frank, tobacco.
Tabb Lanyhorn, saloon.
Weaver Miss Jennie. milliner.
Westfall Thomas C, leaf-tobacco.
Wilson JJames, livery.
DRY FORK. In the southern part of Barren county, 15 miles south of Glas- gow, the county-seat. its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., 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 H, physician.
Smith J H, tobacco. Smith J T, live stock.
Wright Rev U (Reformed).
Wright J L, depaty clerk.
Young A E, justice of peace.
Young G C, four-mill.
DRY RIDGE. In the northern part of Grant county, half a mile from the C. S. R'y, and 4 north of Williamstown, the county-seat. Daily mail. Population 100. J. A. Me Pherson, postmaster.
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Collins R A, four-mill. Hume W Jasper, general store. Hume & Kinslear, tobacco. Hutchinson J W, hotel. Jackson John, general store. Mc Pherson John A, gen storeand tobacco.
DRY RUN. In the northern part of Scott county, is a station on the C. S. R'y. 5 miles north of Georgetown, the county- seat. Goods are shipped to Kinkaid. Daily mail. Population 30. B. D. Best, post- master.
Baker R, shoemaker.
Best B. D., General Store, R. R. and Express Agent. . Brown Rev S W. Butler Rev J.
Hambrick E M, justice of peace.
DUBLIN. In the western part of Graves county, 10 miles south-west of May- field, the county-seat, 6 north-west of Pry- orsburg, the nearest shipping point, on the M., P. & N. R. R., and 350 south-west of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 200. M. A. Payne, postmaster.
Adams G T, justice, grain and cattle deal- er, and saw-mill. Brown J P, earpenter. Fuller, J P, blacksmith.
Gibson T H, hotel.
Kirby M L, wagon-maker.
Kirby T H, blacksmith.
MeCiendon D C, tobacco.
Payne M. A. & Son, Dry Goods, Gro- ceries, Hardware, Queensware and Pat- ent Medicines. Proctor R A, cooper. Roach B F, horse-breeder. Russell Scott, shoemaker. Slaughter Dr S H, general store.
DUCKER'S. In the northern part of Woodford county, on the Lexington branch of the L., C. & L. R. R., 10 miles north of Versailles, the county-seat, and 73 north-east of Louisville. Daily mail, Pop- ulation 53. Win. Gibson, postmaster. Edwards George T, justice of peace. Gibson Thomas L, station agent. Gibson W. & T. L., Dealers in Grain Poynter John D. carpenter. Riggan Rev George ( Baptist). Thompson B W, physician.
DULANEY. An unimportant sta- tion on the P. & E. R. R. - Population 30. Daily mail. W. H. Jones, postmaster.
Henson George W, blacksmith.
Jones Wm. H., Express Agent and General Store.
Rucker C W, general store.
DUNCAN. An incorporated village in the county of Mercer, 12 miles from Harrodsburg, the nearest railroad station, and county-sent. Produce is marketed. Population 75. Mail semi-weekly. J. R. Duncan, postmaster.
Britton W F, undertaker. Duncan J. R., farmer. Hicks Alexander, shoemaker. Johnson & Voorhies, blacksmiths. Mckinney, J C, Hour-mill. Miller W P, physician.
Parker R B, physician.
Whitenack & Bro. general store.
DUNNVILLE. On Green river, in the southern part of Casey county, 11 miles south of Liberty, the county-seat, 27 west of Moreland, its nearest shipping-point, on the C. S. R'y. Adams Express. Tri-weekly mail. Population 100. Wm. G. Smith, postmaster.
Aaron G A, physician. Allen & Sons, live-stock.
Austin Isaac, blacksmith.
Bradshaw & Luttrell, blacksmiths.
Browning H T, dentist.
Hocker J W, railroad and express agent. Jones T. & Co., General Store.
Napier P W, general store. Rector Miss Lucy, teacher. William J B, mill-wright.
Williams & Williams, flour-mill.
DURNEY. In the north-eastern part of Lawrence county, on the Big Sandy riv- er, 7 miles north of Louisa, the county-seat, and 300 east of Louisville. It is a station on the new Chattroi R. R., and goods are shipped to Catalpha Station, on that road. Exports produce. Population 150. Mail daily. C. C. Leffingwell, postmaster.
Corrutte S, general store. Kinmer L F, meats and live-stock. Moore David, justice .. Morrow John, justice. Workman A D, physician.
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DYCUSBURG. In Crittenden county, 16 miles from Marion, the county- seat, and 300 by water from Louisville, is located on the Cumberland river. This village of 400 inhabitants has 2 churches, and a graded school. Its shipping station is Eddyville, 11 miles away. on the P. & K. R. R. Corn, wheat, tobacco, and stock are shipped. Mail daily. J. H. Clifton, postmaster.
Bennett T L, general store.
Bingham Win, mill-wright.
Boaz Albert, carpenter.
Cassidy J C, physician.
Cassidy S H & Co, tobacco.
Charles John, wagon-maker.
Clifton J. H., Dry Goods and Hotel. Clifton J R, blacksmith.
Orumbaugh George. live stock.
Ellis Wm, live stock.
Flora Joseph. gunsmith.
Gears Thomas, cabinet-maker.
Graves J M, physician.
Graves W S, physician and tobacco.
Graves W S & W T, live stock.
Gregory F, druggist.
Hill James, carpenter.
Jakle Henry, steam saw-mill.
Koon W H, live stock.
Marlow H C, painter.
Martin Robert, flour-mill.
Martin Thomas J. cooper.
Martin T T, general store and hotel.
Ramage, Samuel, tinner.
Vosar Theodore, cooper.
Wallace Wm, shoemaker.
Weber C F, flour-mill.
Wells Jasper, chair-inaker. Yancy Bros, grocers.
EAGLE HILL. A village in Owen county, 16 miles from Owenton, the county- weet, and 70 from Louisville. Glencoe, ou the L., C. & L. R. R., 3 miles distant, is the nearest railroad station. Population 300. Semi-weekly mail. Wm. A. Stewart, postins ter.
Edwards J W, justice of peace. Foster F, cooper.
Osborn D, boot and shoemaker.
Stewart B A, live stock.
Stewart Mrs E, shoemaker. Stewart J, meat market.
Stewart T. dentist.
Stewart Wm, blacksmith.
Swope H, flour-mill. Wright G W, constable.
EAGLE STATION .. On the L., C. & L. R. R., in the eastern part of Carroll county, 10 miles south-east of Carrollton, - the county-seat, and 58 north-east of Louis- ville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 85. J. W. Davis, postmaster.
Baker A M, tobacco and live stock.
Baker Smith & Co, flour-mills.
Boyce E W, shoemaker.
Darbro J R. physician.
Davis & Band, General Store.
Gardner J B, constable.
Gullion J E, druggist.
Jagers J, blacksmith.
Johnson M C, physician.
Johnson & Co, general store.
Jones I W, blacksmith.
Long T R. railroad agent.
Mc Darment J, justice of peace.
Sheets Lewis, hotel.
EARLINGTON. An incorporated town of about 1.000 inhabitants, in Hop- kins county, 4 miles south of Madisonville, the shipping point. It is a station on the St. L. & S. E. division of L. & N. R. R., 43 iniles 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 & school conducted by the Sisters, in connec- tion with the Catholic church, 2 coal mines. 2 hotels, a saw-mill, several stores. and rail- road shops. Express Southern. Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. J. T. Mc- Euen, postmaster.
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