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Arnold Robert, city marshal.
Atkinson John B., Sec. and Treas. St. Bernard Coal Company.
Brasher Alonzo W, physician.
Cameron Wm L, train dispatcher. Clegg Joseph P, prop Earlington hotel.
Conen Rev A (Catholic).
Cordier Frank, wines and liquors.
Crenshaw & Walker, druggists.
Davis & Son, physicians: Dick Charles, meat market.
Farnsworth O J, police judge.
Feiler Fred. wines and liquors. Fenwick Alexander, wines and liquors. Grainger Wm L, hotel and justice.
Hall Robert M, watches, clocks, etc.
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Harper E W, station agent.
Hocia Coal und Mining Co, E P Campbell, pres; J F Foard, sec and treas, coal mines and general store.
Kertin John J, train dispatcher.
McEuen J. T., Supt. St. Bernard Coal Companies. Store and Postmaster.
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Mc Leod Edgar, shoemaker.
McLeod Edward, general store and livery. Roberts Wm, barber.
St. Bernard Coal Company, E. G. Sebree, Pres .; John B. Atkinson, Sec'y and Treas. Coal mines and General Store
Sebree E G, pres St Bernard Coal Com- pany, residence Trenton. Solomon Louis, drugs, books, etc. Stoakes John, builder. Stromoweky John, shoemaker. Walker Thos D, stoves and tin,
Walton Lewis R, fertilizers.
Walton Wm, groceries.
EARLE'S. An unimportant post- office in Muhlenburg county. Weekly mail. Thomas C. Summers, postmaster. Medsker Charles, blacksmith. Whitaker W B, blacksmith.
EAST EAGLE. The post-office for a settlement of 75 people, in Owen county, 9 miles from Owenton, the county-seat, and 14 miles west of Corinth, its shipping station, on the C. S. R'y. Stage to Owen- ton semi-weekly; fare 75c. Mail tri-week- ly. George Hill, postmaster.
Clifton J E, grocer. Dawson Wm, physician. Hill George, Dry Goods and Hotel. Hill Geo W, prin Richland Academy. Hill & Dews, blacksmiths.
EAST FORK. A hamlet in Met- calfe county, 30 miles from its shipping point, Horse Cave, on the L. & N. R. R .. and 110 miles from Louisville. Mail 4 times a week. B. F. Taylor, postmaster. Bragg & Co, general store. Pendleton & Sons, saw and grist-mill. Taylor B F, physician.
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EAST HICKMAN. A post-office and village in Fayette county, 9 miles from Lexington, the county-seat, and shipping point.
EAST POINT. On the Big Sandy river, in the southern part of Johnson county, 6 miles south-east of Paintsville, the county-seat. Louisa, on the Chattroi R. R., is the nearest railroad approach. Goods should be shipped via Big Sandy river to East Point. Daily Mail. Wm. J. Conley, postmaster.
Ausar W L, general store.
Auxier H J, Juinber.
Auxier John B, flour-mill.
Auxier & Conley, sorghum.
Auxier & Hyder, sorghum.
Blackburn && Greer, wagon-makers.
Conley W. J., Farmer.
Davis Austin T, general store.
Goble Isaac, physician. Greer Wm H, justice of peace.
Hagar H D, shoemaker.
Hagar Rev J H ( Methodist).
Hagar J H, saw and flour-mill.
Hagar W T, cooper.
Kelly John S, general store.
Richmond John, general store.
EAST VIEW. A station on the P. & E. R. R., in the south-western part of Hardin county, 14 miles south- west of Eliz- abethtown, the county-seat, and 54 south of Louisville. Live stock is raised and shipped in considerable quantities. South- ern Express. Daily mail. Population 50. R. D. Stewart, postmaster.
Best S T, general store and tobacco. Hart Hiram, shoemaker.
Jackson E W, gen store and express agt. Smallwood Henry, saw-mill.
Stewart R. D., General Store and R. F. Agent.
Stewart & Whayne leaf-tobacco. Thurman James P, blacksmith. Wortham D F, flour-mill.
EDDYVILLE. The county-seat of Lyon county, is a station on the P. & E. R. R., 191 miles from Louisville. It was settled about 1790, and has now a popula- tion of 600. It is an enterprising town and promises to become an important point. It contains 4 churches and 2 schools. Daily mail. Mrs. M. M. I. Baker, postmaster.
Baker Mrs M. M. I., Postmaster.
Bonner Jas M, pottery (3 miles south-west). Bowman & Smith, general store.
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Boyd James, proprietor Laclede House, Braswell House ($2 per day), N. T. Braswell, Proprietor.
Braswell Nicholas T., General Mer- chandise, Wagons, Plows, Furniture, Coffins, Saddlery, Leather, etc., and Pro. prietor Braswell House.
Bridgewaters Green, blacksmith.
Brunson Clark S. physician.
Cash Wm, woolen and carding-mill.
Cassidy Daniel B., County Attorney. Catlett George & Co, general store.
Champion Alfred H, physician. Champion George M, express agent.
Clark John W, circuit clerk.
Crumbaugh & Coon, live stock. Doggett Lucius C, wagon-maker.
Daniels & Withers, saloon.
Duncan Euclid M, physician.
Fuller James W, saloon.
Holloway James N, drugs and groceries. Hunter A & Son, general store.
Hunter Monro, bakery and confectionery. Husbands James G, lawyer. James Edward H, lawyer. Kendrick James W, feed-stable. Kerr Clark & Co, leaf-tobacco.
Lady Robert C, groceries. Lefeber James M, physician. Lester J & Son, general store.
Lyon Hyland B, general store.
Machem Smith M, physician. Marshall E J, station agent. Marshall Matthew C, general store. Molloy Mark P, county clerk.
Oliver Joseph W, sheriff. Pate Rev E E ( Methodist South).
Rice James B, wagon-maker.
Rogers Thomas J, surveyor.
Scott Stewart, shoemaker.
Skinner Fred H., Forwarding and Commission Merchant, and Insurance Agent.
Smith Benjamin F, assessor.
Terrell J C, saw-mill, (3 miles north).
Wadlington Frank M, constable. Wake Russell W, lawyer.
Watkins Thomas J. county judge.
Wilson Finis A, Lawyer and Collec- tion Agent.
Withers O B, physician.
EDEN. Martin county (See Inez).
R., in the north-eastern part of Jefferson county, 14 miles west of Louisville, the county-seat. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 50. James Williamson, post- master.
McFadden Wm, hotel.
Neal & Johnston, steam saw-mill.
Simonds Wm, blacksniith.
Williamson James, R. R. Agent, and General Store.
EDENTON. Known as Poosey, is in the south-western part of Madison county, 12 miles south-west of Richmond, the coun- ty-seat, 12 miles north-west of Paint Liek, its nearest shipping point. on the L. & N. R. R. and 114 south-east of Louisville. Weekly mail. Population 140. Robert Ragan, postmaster.
Cotton & Henderson, general store.
Ferrel Win HI, justice.
Hill Wm H, constable.
Long Jacob, blacksmith.
Long Jas M, justice.
Long Robert, live stock.
Masters Rev .H C (Christian ).
Murphy James M, four-mill.
Ragan Robert, General Store.
Reynolds Wm H. wagon-maker.
Roberts Philip, physician.
Spencer & Chandler, blacksmiths.
EDMONTON. An incorporated town, and the county-seat of Metcalfe coun- ty, is 20 miles distant from its shipping station, Glasgow, on the L. & N. R. R., and 110 miles from Louisville. Here is a church, a high-school, and a populatien of 200. Daily mail. S. A. Murray, postmaster. Beauchamp E R, general store. Beauchamp N B, jeweler.
Blaine D F, shoemaker.
Botts John W, lawyer.
Burks W S, prin high school.
Cary L A, general store.
Compton J W, lawyer.
Dehoney R B, hotel and lawyer.
Eubank Geo F, lawyer. Eubank W E, blacksmith.
Evans Mrs R H, general store.
Grimstead Heury, wagon-maker. Martin Benjamin, constable.
EDEN. Known as Williamson's Sta- Miller & Hurt, lawyers. tion, on the Shelby branch, L., C. & L. R. -- Mitchell W H, Hour and saw-mill.
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Muncey J C, lawyer. Murray D P, dentist. Murray S. A. Saddle and Harness Shop. Nance M A, blacksmith. Newman W O, distiller. Nunn & Whitlow, druggists. l'edigo W H O, general store. Price G R, lawyer.
Reed J M, justice of peace.
Rousseau J L, lawyer. Schlinker N T, flour-mill. Slemmons R W, principal of academy. Terry W R, justice of peace.
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EGYPT. A country post-office in the south-eastern part of Jackson county, 11} miles south-east of McKee, the county. seat, 25 east of Livingston, its nearest ship- ping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 160 south-east of . Louisville. Population 25. Semi-weekly mail. John Rader, postmas- ter.
McQueen B & Son, flour and saw-mill. Rader John, Farmer.
EIGHTY-EIGHT. In the eastern part of Barren county, 10 miles south-east of Glasgow, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R. Adams Express. Daily mail, and stage to Glasgow and Burksville; fare $4.
Nunnaly D N, general store. Rowland, Morrison & Co, general store. Richardson -- , flour-mill.
ELIZABETHTOWN. Is one of the oldest towns in Kentucky, its original settlement dating back to 1797. It was in- corporated in 1812, and re-incorporated in 1850. It is the county-seat of Hardin county, and an important station on the L. & N. R. R., and the eastern terminus of the P. & E. R .- R., whose repair shops are located here, giving employment to over 100 mem. This company have made great improvements on their road lately, con- suming some 1.000,000 feet of lumber, in bridges and trestles, and 100,000 ties. The city contains a court-house, erected at a cost of $27,000, 2 banks, 2 hotels, the lead- ing and most popular one being Hill's Ho- tel, 9 new distilleries, a saw-mill, a dour- mill, a weekly newspaper, The News, a public hall, with a seating capacity of 500,
and 8 churches, representing the various sects. Its bonded debt is $50,000, and as- sessed valuation, $800,000. The principa! shipments are whisky, live stock, grain and tobacco. Stage to Hodgensville daily ; fare $1. Express Adams. Telegraph Western Union. Daily mail. D. C. S. Wintersmith, postmaster.
Albert Joseph J, barber.
Arnold, Polk & Co, bankers.
Arthur Meredith, livery stable.
Balduff Valentine, boot and shoemaker.
Baldwin Harrison, dentist.
Barr James A, dentist.
Beeler Adam, meat-market.
Bell Wm F, lawyer.
Bowling Rev G W (col Baptist).
Bowling Mrs J W, millinery and notions. Boyd John A & Bro, four-mill ( 7miles s e.) Brown Chelf & Haycraft, (Alfred M. Brown, Wm H. Chelf, D. Clinton Haycraft), Lawyers,
Brown Jacob, saloon.
Brown James, marble-worker.
Bryan Warren & Co, grocery, crockery etc. Bryant & Thompson, distillers.
Bush Squire H, lawyer.
Chenault Elbert, wines and liquors.
Chisten Wilhelm, shoemaker.
Cofer & Bush, livery.
Cowley James, groceries.
Cox John H, saloon.
Davis Otto, stoves and tinware.
Dennis Mrs D L, dress-making. Depp Andrew, groceries etc.
Dickey Robert, foreman repair shops P & E R R. .
Duncan Thomas F, watchmaker.
Elizabethtown News ( weekly), Henry M. McCarty, ed and prop.
Erwin James, constable.
Evens Rev E (col Methodist).
Fletcher James W, physician.
Fraize Christopher M, clerk circuit court. Gaither James E., Att'y at Law and Collection, Agent, south-west corner Pub- lic Square.
Gardner James W, jailer.
Gardner Wm H, sheriff.
Goranflo Heinrich, boot and shoemaker.
Handwerker Joseph, watches jewelry etc.
Hawking H L, grocery.
Hawkins Wm C' Jr, groceries etc.
Hayburn John J, groceries etc. Hays & Bush, lawyers.
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Higgins Joseph, photographer.
Hill Mrs. Rebecca D., Proprietress Hill's Hotel, cor. Main and Poplar streets, north of court-house,
Hill's Hotel ($2.00 per day),
Mrs. Rebecca D. Hill Proprietress, cor. Main and Poplar, north of court-house.
Holdsworth Henry N., Notary Pub- lic.
Horning Nicholas, tailor.
Hotopp Conrad, Boots and Shoes.
Hotopp & Holdsworth, (Conrad
Hotopp, Henry N. Holdsworth ), Bankers. Howard John H B, furniture. Joplin Cates & Co. farm mach and lumber. Joseph Lee, general store,
Kaufman S & Co, dry goods and clothing. Keller J A, lumber manfr and grist-mill, (4 miles north.)
Kortz Heinrich, barber.
Lott Charles, wines and liquors.
McCague & Collins, four-mill.
MeCarty Henry M, editor and proprietor Elizabethtown News.
McDonald Rev Angus ( Presbyterian).
McGinnis James W, blacksmith.
McMurtry Robert P, physician.
Matthis George V, druggist.
Matthis John W, county judge.
Mayer Jacob, hides and produce.
Deek Robert, Gen. Supt. Paducah & Elizabethtown R. R.
Meglemery Alonzo MI, bakery.
Middleton Hugh M. groceries.
Mock James R. photographer.
Monaban Mrs Mary J, saloon.
Montgomery & Marriott, lawyers.
Montgomery & Poston, lawyers.
Morgan John, lumber manufacturer.
Morris Alfred W, physician.
Munsch George, tailor. Murphy James, boarding-house.
Muthig Martin, tailor. Neighbors James R, liquors and cigars. Orr & Co, drugs, books, wall-paper, etc. Owen Isaac, foreman car-shops P & E R R. Paducah & Elizabethtown R. R., Henry W. Smithers, President, New York; Robert Meek. General Superin- tendent; B. J. Horton, General Freight and Ticket Agent; G. Morton, Cashier. Park Robert M, ins agt and justice. Payne James M. painter and paper-hanger. Piercy Chas W. saddles and harness. Poston James C, county attorney. Pusey & Strickler, physicians.
Quiggins Charles W, groceries.
Quiggins John, furniture. Quiggins & Bro, undertakers.
Raubold Frederick, confectionery.
Rihn John, grocery.
Robb Wm D, master machinist P & E R R. Robertson Samuel R, general store.
Rouse Alanson D, agt Adains and Southern express Cos:
Ruhl Carl, watch-maker.
Rubr August, stoves and tinware.
Sandidge J Matt, saloon.
Showers Mrs Josephine, hotel. Simmons Henry, blacksmith.
Slack C W & Co, grocers.
Slack John W. grocery.
Smallwood George W, groceries.
Smith JJosephus C, saloon.
Staadeker B & Co, general store.
Stanville Miss Emily, millinery. Stewart J H & Co, harness.
Stith Mrs M. C. boarding-house.
Stith Richard L. lawyer.
Stuart Mrs E, boarding-house.
Sweets James M, blacksmith.
Sweets Joseph W, blacksmith. Sweets Michael, carriage-maker.
Tabb Samuel, physician.
Turner John, carpenter. Vanmetre & Stuart, lawyers.
Warfield Elisha, physician.
Warfield W T & Co, drugs, etc.
Warren Mrs L I, boarding.house.
Watts Felix K, assessor.
Webb John C, agt Singer sewing machine.
Wells John H, county clerk.
White George W, justice of peace.
Wilkerson Logan, blacksmith.
Williams Rev Samuel ( Presbyterian).
Wilson Henry T, lawyer.
Wilson & Hobson, lawyers.
Winterbower Eugene B, lawyer.
Wintersmith Charles G, station agt L & N and P & E Ry and man'gr W U T Co.
Wintersmith D. C. Swan, Confec- tionery, Books, Stationery, Notions and Postinaster.
Wintersmith Robert LSr, lumber (7 mn.w). Wintersmith R L & Son, grocery and hard- ware.
Wolpert John, meat market.
ELIZABETHVILLE. Sometimes called Oakhill, is in the western part of Pendleton county, 5 miles west of Fal- mouth, the county.seat, its nearest shipping
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point, on the K. C. R. R. Semi-weekly mail. Population 13. S. E. Decoursy, postmaster. Browning T, R R and express agent. Surgent S, flour-mill.
ELIZAVILLE. A post village and station on the K. C. R. R., in Fleming county, 5 miles from Flemingsburg, the county-seat. . Here are 2 churches, I school and a steam-power planing-mill. Adams Express. Population 200. Daily mail. J. T. Cassidy, postmaster.
Abny L B, physician. Akeman John, blacksmith. Babbitt Mrs S A, notions. Babbitt & Daugherty, general store. Cassidy John T., Undertaker and General Store.
Day Joel A, carpenter. Frank J S. blacksmith.
Grimes R C, general store. Harkens Rev M W (Reform). Hurst J T & Co, undertakers. Joicky Jacob, shoemaker.
Liter J D, hotel. Lundy S G, harness-maker. MeIntire Bros, general store. O'Bannon A J, physician. Pratt James A, blacksmith. Proctor J N, physician. Scudder Rev Henry M ( Presbyterian). Slicer A G. flour-mill. Slicer J W, railroad and express agent. Stewart W H, dry goods. Thompson B F, carpenter. White John, wagon-maker.
ELK CREEK. In the south-west- ern part of Spencer county, 6 miles north of Taylorsville, the county-seat, 2 from Normandy, its nearest station on the Shel- byville branch L., C. & L. R'v, and 25 south-east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail and stage to Taylorsville and Louisville. Fare to former, 25 cents ; to the latter, $1.25. Population 100. Robert J. Jewell, post- master.
Collings S, apiary. Day J W, carpenter. Hiner F T, physician. Jewell J S, express agent.
Jewell Robert J., General Store. Norman R V, railroad agent. Shafer E B, blacksmith.
Stuart H H, physician. Tucker M, live stock. Veech, J A. live stock .. Ward W R, prin of academy.
. ELK FORK. In the northern part of Morgan county, 15 miles north-east of- West Liberty, the county-seat, 20 south-west of Willard, its nearest shipping point, on the E. K. R'y, and 325 east of Louisville. Mail weekly. D. C. Hutchinson, postmaster, Barker Likins, teacher. Cantrell B T, constable. Day A, constable. Fanning D, blacksmith and carpenter. Fanning Peter, justice of peace. Ferguson H C, justice of peace. Fyffe Joseph, four-mill.
Hodge James, miner.
Hutchinson D. C., General Store. Hutchinson H M. farmer.
Hutchinson J H, boot and shoemaker. Hutchinson Peter, farmer. Maron & Dickinson, general store.
Rosberry Henry, farmer. Whiteor M, miller.
ELK HORN. ID. Taylor county, 5 miles from Campbellsburg, the county-seat and shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 85 from Louisville. This settlement consists of 100 people. Churches, Metho- dist and Baptist. School, district. Mills, steam saw and grist. Shipments, tobacco and wheat. Semi-weekly mail. S. H. May, postmaster.
Alexander Rev Wm ( Methodist). Baen Wm, teacher. Brooksher Rev E A ( Baptist). Burress E G, shoemaker.
Cook W B, builder. Fisher Thomas D, blacksmith.
Johnston Jobn, constable.
Jones && Petree, wagon-makers. Kelsey O M; physician. Kelsey & James, confectioners. May Bros, undertakers.
May M B, justice of peace. Prescott Henry, cooper. Sherrill, Hardin & Co, flour and saw-mill.
ELKTON. This incorporated town with 800 population, is the county-seat of Todd county, and was settled in 1818. It is near the center of the county, 9 miles
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north-west of Allensville, on the L. & N. R. R., and 160 from Louisville, The town has 1 bank, a weekly newspaper, 1 grist mill, 4 churches, a good public school and brick court-house. Tobacco, corn, wheat, fruit and hogs are exported. Daily stage to Allensville; fare $1. Daily mail. E. B. Edwards, postmaster.
Allison Robert F. saloon and grocery. Armstrong J Harvey, sheriff.
Bank of Elkton, capital $23,085 ; Hazel G Petrie, pres; John O Street, cash.
Boone & Bell, general store.
Bristow Frank H, attorney at law and propr Elkton Register.
Dicken Rev C W (Baptist).
Dickson Tem; barber.
Edwards Elisha B., Dentist and Post- master.
Elkton High School, A L & F M Johnson, teachers.
Elkton Register, Frank H Bristow, editor and proprietor.
Felix M & Co, drugs. Fletcher Henry, saloon. Garth Egbert, general store.
Gill Rev J ( Presbyterian).
Hancock & Grumbley, general store. Handen Sam, wagon-maker.
Hardin A C, physician.
Harrison W B, Lawyer.
Henning Morris F, wi.con-maker. Hirschfield Adolph B, general store. Hooser James M, blacksmith.
Hooser Mrs J M, milliner.
Irvine L R, constable. Jefferson Walter B, physician. Keedy John, shoemaker. Kennedy Mrs. botel. Lewis Chesley D, physician.
Lewis George, general store.
Lewis J W, general store. Luck J F, prop Lowery House. Mauzy J L, hardware. McReynolds John O, physician.
Millen Armington H, hardware and furni- ture.
Millen Tazewell, wagon-maker.
Miller & Terrell, general store. .
Mobley Eleazer, saw-mill, (3 miles s w). Mobley Rev E W (Christian ). Perkins Benjamin T.Ir, lawyer.
Perkins Benjamin T Sr, county judge.
Perkins S HI & Co, general store. Petrie Hazel G, Lawyer.
Petrie Rev J C ( M E Soutb).
Petrie W S, physician.
Petrie E H, four-mill.
Porter Ephraim T, justice of peace. Prewitt Wm P, dentist.
Reeves Willis B, lawyer.
Reeves Willis L, lawyer.
Reeves & Bradshaw, flour-mill, (2 miles s). Rickman J P & Co. general store. Roberts William H, drugs and fancy goods. Roberts J R, drugs.
Russell Charles M, dentist.
Russell Ephraim P, physician. Russell James A, circuit clerk.
Russell Joseph C, Groceries. Russell Miss M, milliner.
Shanklin John ,I, general store.
Shelton W B, physician. (5 miles north).
Spillman & Bell, livery.
Talbott Wm S, saddlery.
Terry Gobrias, lawyer. Thompson Samuel L, blacksmith.
Thompson Thomas E, blacksmith. Thompson & Co, general store.
Tobin Nicholas, Merchant Tailor.
Weathers E B, drugs. Wells Benjamin, wagon-maker. Wells S H, county clerk.
Willoughby H F, lawyer.
ELLA. A settlement in Hickman county, 8 miles from Clinton, the nearest railroad station. Semi-weekly mail. John E. Jackson, postmaster.
Bugg John, General Store.
Lalhum Win., General Store.
Moss W H, blacksmith. Nance Henry, saw and grist-mill. Strund W L, cabinet-maker.
ELLIOTTSVILLE. Known 3.8 Bristol, in the northern part of Rowan county, 9 miles north of Morehead, the county-seat, and 24 miles south-west of Grayson, its nearest shipping point, on the E. K R'y, and 60 miles east of Louis- ville. Semi-weekly mail.
Blair J P, blacksmith. Casart Charles, blacksmith. Click James A, wagon-maker. Fletcher A. Hour-mill. Hogg Squire, justice of peace.
MeBraver Henry, four-mill.
MeBrayer J. M., Engineer and Claim Agent.
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Parker J T, --. Porter C H, physician.
Sublet G E, constable.
Tabor B L, teacher and live stock.
Terrel O P. lawyer.
Touch M F, teacher.
Ward C A, general store and police justice, Ward C. F. shoemaker.
Ward W. P., Live Stock.
Ward & Tabor, lawyers.
Wilson J, physician.
Wilson & Ward, general store.
ELLISBURGH. A recently-estab- lished post-office in Casey county. Popu- lation 50.
ELLISTON. On the L., C. & L. R. R., in the north-western part of Grant county, 16 miles north-west of Williams- town, the county-seat, and 75 miles north- east of Louisville. Tobacco and grain are exported. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 75. Arthur J. Williams, post- master.
Arnold Rev J M ( Baptist). Carnes John Sr, lawyer. Downs Lewis S, flour and saw-mill.
Ebersole & Curley, gen'l store and under- takers.
Elliston C R, physician and druggist.
Elliston James D, justice of peace.
Elliston W P, general store, tobacco and R. Ragent.
Ford John, hotel, saloon and livery.
Ford Louis, constable. Hendrix W F, chair factory.
Jacobs Josiah, shoemaker.
McBee J W, blacksmith.
Pettit Thomas, carpenter.
Savage Rev F A ( Methodist). Theobald Rev Lewis ( Baptist). Thompson A M, physician.
Webster E D. express agent.
Williams Arthur JJ., Telegraph Man- ager and Deputy County Clerk.
ELLISVILLE. In Nicholas county, has 25 inhabitants and a weekly mail.
ELMWOOD. A settlement of 21 people in Webster county, where a daily mail is received. A. J. Brooks, postmas- ter.
EMINENCE. A station on the Lex- ington branch of the L., C. & L. R. R., is located in the southern part of Henry county, 4 miles south of Newcastle, the seat of justice, 40 from Louisville, 54 from Lexington, and 25 from Frankfort, and is in the midst of one of the finest agricultu- ral regions in the State. A Baptist semi- nary and the Eminence College are located here, and 5 churches are sustained ; & flour- mill, a bank, & weekly newspaper, a distil- lery, a carriage factory, a good race-track and fair ground, a first-class brick hotel, and a fine opera hall, are also here. A large wholesale liquor business is transacted here, by Messrs. Hudson & Gould. Messrs. Eddy & Berry are a well-known firm, who make collections a specialty ; and Messrs. Miles Bros.' blacksmithing and agricultu- ral implement works, are also worthy of mention. A good opening is presented here for a tobacco factory, as this neighbor- hood is said to raise the finest tobacco in the State. Daily stage communication with Newcastle; fare 50c. Population 1,500. Express Adams. Telegraph W. U. Daily mail. Mrs. H. A. McRoberts, postmaster.
Bradley Richard, tailor.
Brewer Misses V & R, milliners.
Brown L E, dentist.
Caseldine J W & Co, furniture.
Caseldine & Morris, livery stable.
Castleman C W, insurance agent. -- -
Clifford B F, carriages.
Cohen Phillip M, general store.
Courtnav P R, veterinary surgeon.
Crabb Wm B, stock dealer.
Crutcher Rev S W ( Christian).
Deposit Bank of Eminence. cap. $86,100, surplus $13,700. James S Bassett, pres; Wm B Wilson, cashier.
Dix Dr Dandy L, Prin. Baptist Seminary. Drane & Co, flour-mill.
Dreiss N & Son, general store.
Duval E D), dentist.
Eddy Marselus S, town marshal.
Eddy & Berry, ( M. S. Eddy, John M. Berry, General Collecting Agents. All Collections placed in our hands will re- ceive prompt Attention. (See adv.)
Edwards Wm O, boots and shoes.
Ervin Rev Wm ( Presbyterian).
Fible & Crabb, distillers.
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