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Fitman Christopher, carriage-trimmer. Fremd John, groceries.
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Steel stampa, Burning Brands, Rubber Stamps, soap Meuids and Presses. L. JSOCHE, Eugraver and Die Sinker, 166 Randolph St., CHICAGO, 11.
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Fremd John & Co, carriage-makers.
Gering Max & Co, wagon-makers. Giltner, W S, pres Eminence College. Griffin Isaac, saddles and barness. Guthrie John S, lumber, shingles and coal. Harding John, lawyer. Harris James A, saloon.
Haymaker John W, general store. Helburn Mrs R. dry goods.
Helm Wm. S., Proprietor Helm Hall. (See ade. )
Holland Win A, prop Constitutionalist. Holmes & Thomas, stoves and tinware.
Hudson & Gould, (Wm. L. Hudson, N. W. Gould, successors to Fible & Crabb, and Williams & Hudson), whole- sale Liquor Dealers. Fible & Crabb Whisky a Specisity. Jemison Wm A, physician.
Jones E. D., Justice of the Peace. Jones E. D. & W. N., Proprietors of Moody House. (See adv.) King Gideon, insurance.
Mc Mann G & S. carpenters.
McRoberts Mrs Hattie, postmaster.
McRoberts John, druggist.
Maddox Wm K, saloon, Maddox House. Miles C. W. & Bro. (Charles W. and John M.), Wagon-makers and Black- smiths, and dealers in Vernon Chilled Plows, Climax Steel Plows, Road and Spring Wagons, Harrows, Cultivators, and Farming Implements. Blacksmith- ing thoroughly and Cheaply done at short notice. Horse-shoeing promptly executed and satisfaction guaranteed. Miller Lilburn, groceries.
Moody Edward R, druggist.
Moody House, E. D. & W. N. Jones, Proprietors. (See adr.)
Moody R W. confectionery and hardware. Morris John A., Station Agt. and Man- ager Western Union Telegraph Co, and Telephone Exchange.
Morrison Mrs Ellen, confectioner.
Ossman Louis, shoemaker. Porter Chilton S, druggist. Porter N, physician. Pointer Prv W T ( Methodist). Ransdell Win T, addles and harness. Rapp Peter, butcher. Rees John N. groceries and hard ware. Rees Joseph T, general store. Rees Win T, physician. Rice Thomas W, police judge. Salen Rev L Hi (Baptist).
Selby Benjamin, lawyer. Sigel John. bakery.
Smith Win. A., Jeweler and Silver- smith, and dealer in Watches, Clocks. and Jewelry. (See adr.)
Spradling & Bentley, barbers.
Sprenger George, shoemaker. Stark Win E. builder and coal. Stewart Wm T. photographer. Thomson John B, blacksmith,
Thorn Wmn P, lawyer.
Thornton John M, sale-stable.
Todd Orrin D, physician. Tutt Mrs M J, undertaker.
Walsh Edwin P, dry goods. White Mrs W J, boarding house.
Williams Wm T, saloon.
Wilson James H, insurance.
EMPIRE. This village, in Christian county, is the site of the Empire Coal Mining Company. It is 15 miles north of Hopkinsville, the county-seat, and is a sta- tion on the St. L. & S. E. branch of the L. & N. R. R. Daily mail. George B. Croft. postmaster and farmer.
Arinstrong G W. dry goods. Cordier A HI, physician.
Croft George B., Farmer. Empire Coal Mining Company. Forbes & Thompson, saw-mill. McCord James B, saloon. March R P, clerk and book-keeper. Mason J H, operator.
Mason R H, superintendent of mine. Walker S T, saloon.
ENGLEMAN'S MILLS. A post- office and small settlement in Lincoln coun- ty, 7 miles from the county-seat, Stanford. Ship to Danville, 6 miles distant. Popu- lation 100. Stage to Lancaster and Dan- ville daily; fare $1 each way. Tri-weekly mail. C. B. Engleman, postmaster and flour-mill.
ENGLISH. This little village, also known as Carrollton station, is in Carroll county, on the L., C. & L. R. R., 50 miles from Louisville. Population: 50. Daily mail. Zantipi Mahony, postmaster.
ESCULAPIA SPRINGS. 1s a summer resort and post-office in Lewis coun- ty, 14 miles south-west of Vanceburg, the
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MOODY HOUSE 1 ED. & W. N. JONES, PROPRIETORS.
AT DEPOT, EMINENCE, KENTUCKY.
This is the Best House on Railroad from Louisville to Lexington.
HOUSE NEW, NEWLY FURNISHED AND ELEGANTLY KEPT.
Pikes extending to Newcastle and Shelbyville.
TWO LIVERY STABLES.
Avery Convenience for Commercial Men, and First-class in the Eating Department.
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W. S. HELM, Proprietor. EMINENCE, KY. HELM HALL is a new Brick Building over three stores, in the center of the busi- ness portion of the city, close to the principal Hotel and Depot. Seating Capacity, Six Hundred.
W. A. SMITH, JEWELER AND SILVER-SMITH, And dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
EMINENCE, KY. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
M. S. EDDY. JOHN M. BERRY. EDDY & BERRY, GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS.
All collections intrusted to us will receive prompt attention.
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county-seat, and nearest shipping point, on the Ohio river. Daily stage to Vanceburg during the summer months; fare $1. Semi- weekly mail. W. F. Jones, postmaster.
ESTELLE FLATS. This country post-office is in Carter county.
ESTO. A small post-office in Russell county, 3 miles from Jamestown, the coun- ty-seat. Daily mail. S. P. Collins, post- master and farmer.
EUBANK. A station on the C. S. R'y in Pulaski county, 120 miles from Louisville. Population 40. Adams Ex- press. - Daily mail.
Brown J N, saw-mill and station agent. Russell J W, express agent.
EUREKA. On the Cumberland riv- er, and on the P. & E. R. R., in the north- western part of Lyon county, 10 miles west of Eddyville, the county-seat, and 200 south-west of Louisville. Good- may also be shipped to Henson's Landing, on the Cumberland river. Daily mail. S. Hen- son, postmaster.
Adams R E, carpenter. Chandler Wm, justice. Cothron W F, gunsmith and blacksmith. Doone A, constable. Gaines James, wagon-inaker. Russell Thomas O, gen store and farmer. Smith Wm, teacher. Stubblefield Rev - Travis John, teacher.
EWING. On the Maysville branch of the K. C. R. R., 7 miles west of Flom- ingsburg, the county-seat. Population 150. Daily mail. Express Adams. Telegraph W. U. Robert Ewing. postmaster.
Bowen James, blacksmith. Bright Faris, hotel. Collins & White, general store. Ewing Robert, Farmer. Hood John, physician. Kehoe Bros, saddle and harness-makers. McClanihan Lewis, carpenter and builder. Moore I. C, leaf-tobacco. Mordoff Son & Co, general store. Palmer Thomas, undertaker. Power J T, blacksmith. Price J N, leaf-tobacco.
Sherwood W B, Express and R R agent. Williams & Hawb, live stock and grain.
EWINGFORD. , In the southern part of Trimble county, 3 miles south of Bedford, the county-seat, 6 miles west- of Campbellsburg, its nearest shipping point, on the L., C. & L. R. R, and 40 north of Louisville, Population 15. Daily mail.
Wmn. Spillman, postinaster. Burnett James, shoemaker. Caplinger J W, justice. Estes G M, constable. Roberson R A, steam saw-mill.
Sams W C, justice. Spillman Win., General Store. Yearger Stephen, blacksmith.
EXCHANGE. Changed to Melrose.
EZELL. In the western part of Mor- gan county 15 miles south-west of West Liberty, the county-seat. 20 south-east of Cornwell, its nearest shipping point. on the Mt. Sterling division of the L., C. & L. R. R., and 155 east of Louisville. Tri-week- ly mail. Population 55. Eli Pieratt, postmaster.
Arnsparger Rev J C (Christian). Carr T F. flour-mill.
Dennis S S, constable. Goodwin S D, teacher.
Hestor Andrew, flour-mill.
Lockhart Floyd, physician.
Lykins J C, carpenter. Lykins W B, lawyer.
Maxey CC. blacksmith.
Nickell A B, physician. Pieratt A B. deputy sheriff.
Pieratt A T, hotel, tannery and gen store. Pieratt Joseph M, general store.
Ratliff John, blacksmith. Robison --- , planing-mill.
Yates John, shoemaker.
FAIR DEALING. A post-office in Marshall county, 6 miles from the Ten- nessee river and 7 miles east of Benton, the county-seat. Ship to Paducab, 28 miles distant. Population 25. Mail semi-week- ly. J. W. Holsapple, postmaster.
Bowling W T, physician. Fanghn Enos, (estate) -aw and flour-mill. Faughn J H, live stock. Henderson J W, justice of peace.
CUTLERY.
Butchers' and Packers' Supplies and General Hardware Spo. cialties, FRED, SCHMIEDING, 835 Broadway and 830 N. Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. Send for Catalogue.
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Nelson D L, lawyer. Winters C, justice of peace.
FAIRFIELD. In the northern part of Nelson county, 10 miles north of Bards- town, the county-seat, 9 north-east of Sain- uels' Depot, its nearest shipping point, on the Bardstown branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 32 south- east of Louisville. Sunny Hill academy is located here. Daily mail and stage to Samuels' Depot. and tri-week- ly stage to Louisville. James Shanley. postmaster.
Doran Ennis, tailor.
McKenna Henry, flour-mill and distiller. Monks Mrs Sallie, hotel.
Nelson W J, blacksmith.
Pitt Bros, dry goods. Shanley James, Boots and Shoes. Simpson John, carpenter.
Wells Harrison, physician. Wigginton Simpson, dry goods.
FAIR GROUNDS. Jefferson coun- ty, a suburb of Louisville, 33 miles from the depot on Water and Second streets. and one mile from the eastern limits, on the L., C. & I. R'y, with a population of 400. Has a public school, and a han Isome chapel, open for religious services to all Protestant denominations. Mail daily. Numerous trains running to the city The new Crescent Hill reservoirs are in sight. Brown W H, general store.
McGinnis S & E., Station Agent and Store.
FAIRMOUNT. In the south-cast- ern part of Jefferson county, 14 miles south-east of Louisville, the county-seat, and nearest shipping point. Tri-weekly mail and stage to Louisville and Bloom- field; fare to Louisville $1; to Bloom- feld $1.50. Population 100. John A. Hays, postmaster.
Barlay Wm, saloon. Burdett Wni P, saw and flour-mills.
Forman James. wayon-maker. Graves A R, physician. Hays John A. general store. Hays Thomas A. physician. Stiner Joseph, blacksmith.
FAIRVIEW. Fleming county. (See Oak Woods.)
FAIRVIEW. Located on the line between Christian and Todd counties, 8 miles west of Elkton, the county-seat, 6} north-east of Pembroke, its nearest ship- ping point, on the St. L. & S. E. branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 150 south-west of Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Pem. broke. Population 200. W. B. Brewer, postmaster.
Allison R F, saloon.
Armstrong Robert, physician.
Ballard W W, gen store and harness-maker.
Brewer Wm. B., Boots, Shoes and General Store.
Brown M D, lawyer and justice.
Downer & Bro, nurserymen.
Dudley H W, physician.
Gibson W A, marshal.
Gray & Dudley, druggists.
Kenner A J. tobacco.
Lewis Rev James A ( Methodist).
McGehee J A, blacksmith.
Mims Jerry, Blacksmith.
Pye & Terry, general store.
Quisenberry Mrs Lou, dress-maker.
Shaw, Perry & Vaughn, tobacco. Shaw Rev T H ( Methodist).
Shaw. Vaughn & Perry, general store.
Stewart E S, physician.
Wade Nelson, furniture.
Yancey J W, grocer.
FALLS OF ROUGH. In the northern part of Grayson county, 18 miles north of Leitchfield, the county-seat, 12 north-east of Caneyville, its nearest ship- ping point, on the P. & E. R. R. Daily mail, and stage to Caneyville. Population 200. L. Green, postmaster.
Armendt H F, carpenter.
Davidson Samuel, live stock.
Demster Robert T, physician.
Dockery W E, blacksmith.
Green L, gen store, saw and woolen-mill.
Green & Brashear, tobacco.
Green & Buttler. tobacco.
Lowe G K. mill-wright.
Mealor G W, physician.
Mosley James T, physician.
Overton Thomas, wagon-maker. Patten Thomas, coal-miner. Quetemous James, physician.
Roberts Rev T A ( Baptist). Rushing Rev J ( Methodist).
Sheaver Charles, general store.
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Short W G, clerk. Taylor Rev James ( Methodist). Weller A D, flour-mills and hotel. Wilson Allen, constable.
FALMOUTH. The seat of justice for Pendleton county, pleasantly situated on the Licking river, 89 miles south of Cin- cinnati, and 60 north of Lexington. It is also an important station on the K. C. R. R., and is the railroad shipping point for & thickly-settled district. A bank, a distil- lery, 2 flour-mills, a woolen-mill, with five church edifices, an academy, and good pub- lic school, are sustained by a population of 1,000. The exports consist of live stock, grain and tobacco. Good farming land in the vicinity can be purchased on reasonable terms. Express Adams. Telegraph W. U: Mail daily. W. E. Wilson, postmaster.
Adams Otis, saloon.
Applegate Bros, druggists and hardware. Barbour Jas H, physician.
Barrett Edward W, grocer.
Black George, grocer. Bradford Theodore, general store.
Broseke Charles F. grocer and ins agent. Browning Elijah T, agent K C R R, and Adams Express Co.
Browning O N & Co, tobacco.
Campbell A & A T, general store.
Chaney & Heaser, blacksmiths. Clark Henry C, physician.,
Clark James T, county collector.
Clarke Asahel R., Lawyer, and Editor the Pendletonian.
Coleman & Holt, distillers.
Culbertson, Robert E, hotel and saloon.
Culbertson Win W, groceries and hardware. Dudley Robert HI, general store.
Duncan & Barker, lawyers.
Eckert John, propr Washington House.
Ellis Henry, county surveyor.
Fabra Henry, druggist.
Falmouth Deposit Bank. capital $50,000. G R Rule pres. J E Bohannan cashier,
Falmouth Republican ( weekly), Falmouth Publishing Association, publishers.
Falmouth Woolen Mills, Joshua Wood- bead, proprietor. Forcen Robert, barber. Fossett James W, meat market. Fryer John H, lawyer. Gifford James E, saloon. Gilham John, blacksmith.
Glenn Harry. saloon. Hall Thomas G, physician. Held Frederick G, watches and jewelry. Hebday John E, livery. Holt Wm C, county clerk.
Jameson Geo W, mayor.
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Kennett Wm C, general store.
King & Hamilton, general store.
Koch Christian, saloon.
Koch John, Hotel, Saloon and Bakery. Lee Charles H, lawyer.
Leibolt Lawrence, shoemaker.
Lightfoot George, Proprietor Light- foot House,
Logan & Hall, harness.
MeClune James, undertaker.
McGinety Wm A, harness-maker. McNees Andrew J, flour-mill.
Mayer Charles, general store.
Morgan Mrs E B. dry goods.
Mullins Gabriel S, sheriff.
Mullins Matt, leaf-tobacco.
Nauman & Saunders (Charles Nauman, Wm A Saunders), photographers.
Newman Henry N, general store. Oldham Wm G, meat market.
Oldham & Tandy, furniture and under- takers.
Patrons Co-operative Association, genere) store.
Peck Jeremiah W, lawyer.
Pendleton Publishing Co., Pub- lishers The Pendletonian (Democratic).
Perrin Wm J, county judge.
Purdy, Charles A, harness.
Rack Fred, baker.
Rausch Conrad, shoemaker.
Risk & Meek, physicians.
Ritter Christian, meat market.
Ritter Joshua, meat market and saloon.
Robbins Charles A, hardware and ins agt. Roberts Wm B. physician.
Sharon & Bonar, furniture and undertaker. Simon Jacob T, lawyer.
Simon Morris, general store.
Stumpp John G, stoves and tinware.
Swope Miss Lizzie, millinery and notions. Thompson John E, saw and planing-mill. Wandelohr James K, circuit clerk ..
Watson James M. hotel.
Williams James H. stoves and tin ware.
Wilson Wm E., Postmaster, and Cigars and Tobacco. Wilson W Shelton, shoemaker. Woodhead Joshua, woolen-mills. Woodhead Walker B, flour-mill.
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Have Settied more than 1.400 Losses, and have had but 13 Ite- sixted Claims. Agents Everywhere.
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FANCY FARM. In the western part of Graves county, 10 miles west of Mayfield, the county-seat, and neprest shipping point, on the M., P. & N. R. R., and 260 south-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 65. G. R. Ryan, post- master.
Barlow Wm, wagon-maker. Bright V E, farmer and grocer.
Bright W J, tobacco. Hayden G T, blacksmith. Hite Samuel, blacksmith.
Hobbs M P, physician.
Murphy Rev W A (Catholic).
Pile C T, notions.
Pile B F. general store.
Pile & Willett, general store.
Robinson W, carpenter. Ryan G C, general store.
Ryan G. R., General Store.
Senter M W, physician. Wilcox Miss Nellie, teacher.
Willett A J, druggist.
Willett S T, farmer and carpenter.
FARLEIGH. A small station on the Cecilian branch L. & N. R. R., in Hardin county, 14 miles north of Eliza- bethtown, the county-seat, and 33 miles from Louisville. Population 35. Express Southern. Daily mail. G. A. Meyers, postmaster.
Corby Charles, live stock. McGrew P R, wagon-maker. Meyers A, general store. Meyers G. A., Farming. Kay James, live stock. Sanders J W, flour-mill. Settles G E, blacksmith.
FARMDALE. In the south-western part of Franklin county, 6} miles south- west of Frankfort, the county-seat, its nearest shipping-point, on the Lexington branch of the L., C. & L. R. R., and 70 east of Louisville. The Kentucky Military In- stitute is located here. The exports con- sist of whisky and wheat. Daily mail and stage to Frankfort. Adams Express. B. Farmer, postmaster.
Allen Col R D, Supt Kentucky Military Institute. Blakemore J N. distillery. Blakemore Oscar, farmer. Brown Gen Scott, live stock.
Farmer B. & Son, General Store. Farmer G M, meat market. Farmer J D, wood-worker.
Farmer Thomas, farmer. + Green Geo S, farmer.
Jones C M, live stock. K M I News, Kentucky Military Institute. McConn J T, farmer.
Otterback C W, blacksmith.
Perkins 'F D, teacher.
Stout J T, live stock.
White Wm M, farmer.
Wildberger R H, Commandant Kentucky Military Institute.
Williams U V, physician.
FARMERS. Known as Licking City, is in the south-western part of Rowan county, 8 miles south-west of Morehead, the county-seat, 15 south-east of Hillsbo- rough, its nearest shipping point, and 155 east of Louisville. The L. & B. S. R. R. is now in course of construction here. Population 107. Stage to Owingsville tri- weekly; fare 75c. Tri-weekly mail. J. S. McMillan, postmaster.
Allen & Calvert, flour-mill.
Brain J M, hotel.
Biggs F M, jeweler.
Frazier George, wagon-maker.
Kring H H, grocery, and hotel.
Lightfoot-J J, druggist.
McKinneran & Hardin, blacksmiths.
McMillan & Parker, Physicians. McNasby John Sr, cabinet-maker. Maze & Clayton, general store.
Scott James, broom manfr.
Stevens W S, general store.
Warner Tabler & Co, general store.
Wilson Jeremiah, general store.
Wilson & McAnespy, shoemakers.
FARMERSVILLE. A post-settle- ment in Caldwell county. Population 16."
FARMINGTON. In the south- eastern part of Graves county, 9 miles south-east of Mayfield, the county-seat, on the M., P. & N. R. R., its nearest shipping point, and 350 south-east of Louisville. Farmington Seminary is located here. Dai- ly mail and stage to Mayfield and Murray,. Fare to former point 75c; to the latter $1.25. Population 150. J. C. Cochran, postmaster.
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Andrews W B, wagon-maker. Bazzill & Curtis, groceries, and hardware. Boyd W T, produce.
Casey & Terry, flour-mill. Cochran J. C., Produce Broker. Dupont Rev F S (Baptist). Easley S J, blacksmith. Finney R I, constable. Hendley & Rye, drugs.
Hendley James, physician. Hudspeth James W, real estate.
Hurdley W D, deputy county clerk. Kesterson W D, hotel.
McClain & Channell, tobacco factory. Overby F H, justice.
Pharis Thomas, shoemaker. Pullen Reeves & Co, blacksmiths. Sheridan, Rev John ( Methodist ).
Simpson & McDonald, general store, fur. niture and hardware. Stokes C J, physician.
Thompson G W, justice. Turnbow Mrs P W, hotel.
FAUBUSH. Contains a population of about 100, is in Pulaski county, 16 miles west of Somerset, the county-seat, which is also the nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R'y, for its surplus products of corn, wheat and produce. Mail semi-weekly. H. F. McBath, postmaster.
Denham & Co, flour and saw-mill. Gideon Edward, blacksmith.
Gossett & Warner, wagon-makers. McBath H F., General Store. Norfleet Wyatt, physician. Norfleet & Co. general store. Taylor & Hudson, distillers. Turfer T B, justice of peace. Rainwater P M, shoemaker. Waddle G, constable.
FEARIS. Or Fearisville, as it is sometimes called, is a village with a proba- ble population of 200, located in Lewis county, 20 miles from Vanceburg, the county-seat, and 5 miles from Manchester, its shipping point on the Obio river . Pro- duce is marketed. Stage to Maysville ; fare 50c round trip. Mail tri-weekly. Abram S. Cole, postmaster and farmer.
Adams S B, teacher. Bliss 8 8, wagon-maker. Blount R T, dour-mill. Fearis D W, justice of peace.
Fearis John W, general store. Mower P. book-agent. West T H, deputy-sheriff.
FERGUSON'S STATION. Also known as Whippoorwill, in the south- west- tern part of Logan county. on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., 7 miles west of Russellville, the county-seat, and 150 south-west of Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Gordonsville. Population 50. A. Rist, postmaster.
Ferguson John J, gen store and express agt. Ferguson H L, station azent,
Ferguson & Co, blacksmiths. Keller J F, general store and hotel. Rist A., Physician.
FERN CREEK. - In the southern part of Jefferson county, 10 miles south-east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail and singe to Bloomfield and Louisville. Population 300. Bryan Williams, postmaster.
Alley P L, shoemaker. Brown John, blacksmith.
Burkhart Wm, wagon-maker.
Cartwright George, meat market.
Cartwright N, teacher and county exam'r. Cooper Lindsay, physician,
Decker Joseph, horticulturist, and pres- ident F & F G Association.
Diller Wm, cigar-manufacturer.
Foster R A, lawyer.
Fryer J W, grocery.
Fryer R K, saw and flour-mill. Hawes & Berry, contractors.
Hawkins R W, lawyer. Hayse Wm B, carpenter.
Johnson J C, saw and flour-mill.
Johnson Wm F, teacher, and treasurer F & F G Association.
Mccullough James, teacher.
McDonall Rev J B ( Presbyterian).
Morrison Win A, teacher, and prin Belle Grove Seminary.
Mullen James, botel.
Ross M, veterinary surgeon. Sparks R W, miller.
Stivers A M, constable.
Williams Bryan, General Store, and Sec'y Farmers and Fruit Growers Asso- ciation.
FERN LEAF. In the western part of Masou county, on the Maysville and
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Germantown turnpike, 9 miles west of Maysville, the county-seat, its nearest ship- ping point, on the Maysville division of the K. C. R. R. Franklin Seminary is lo- cated here. Daily mail and stage to Mays- ville and Germantown. Fare to the former place 40 cents; to the latter 25 cents. Pop- ulation 30. J. J. Thompson, postmaster.
Burgess J B, justice. Duncan Richard. blacksmith, Mastin G E, justice.
Thompson & Maltby, General Store. Wood B W, constable.
FERREL.
A small post-office in Pike county.
FIELDEN. A small post-office in Elliott county, 10 miles from Martinsburg, the county-seat, and the same distance from Willard, the shipping station, on E. K. R. R. Population 20. Semi-weekly mail. R. C. Sparks, postmaster.
Dickinson Mason & Co, general store.
Hutchinson F L & Son, general store. Marshall Wm. flour-mill.
Pennington W S, farmer.
Wellman E F, general store.
FINCHVILLE. In the south-east- ern part of Shelby county, 8 miles south of Shelbyville, the county -- eat, on the C. & O. branch L., C. & L. R. R., 5 south-east of Simpsonville, on the same road, and 38 south-east of Louisville. Population 150. Express Adams. Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. S. O. Mitchell, postmaster.
Boswell G S, trader. Comstock J P, blacksmith. Doolan J T, teacher. Eddy C B, physician. Eddy & Co, druggists.
Mitchell S. O., R. R. and Express Ag't and General Store.
Proctor S S, wagon-maker.
FISHERVILLE. In Jefferson county, 16 miles from Louisville, the coun- ty-seat and shipping point. Twochurches, a good school, a saw-mill and a grist-mill, bre located here. Population 76. Stage to Taylorsville and Louisville daily. Fare $1.50 between these two places. Mail daily. F. M. Ogden, postmaster.
Davis J T, physician. Fav FA, physician.
Egelhof & Burkhardt, blacksmiths.
Gardner B F, lawyer.
Gardner & Beard, flour and saw-mill.
Gunn John, carpenter.
Gunn T M & Co, saw-mill.
Myers J M, harness-maker,
Ogden & Netherton, General Store .. Robinson James, justice.
Ragland E D C, carpenter. Ragland. W H, justice of peace. Smith S W, constable.
Thurman Kobert, carpenter.
Townsend O I, physician. Townsend Wm, grocer.
FISH TRAP. A sinall settlement and post-office in Pike county, 7à miles from Pikeville, the county-seat, and moet convenient shipping point. Population 100. Stage to Catlettsburg. Mail semi- weekly. H. R. Blackburn, postmaster.
Campbell David, flour-mill.
Calman & Co, general store.
Newbury & Co, dry goods. Palley & Ford, general store.
Soward W H & M C W. flour-mill. Soward & Co, grocers.
FISKBURG. In the southern part of Kenton county, 21 miles south of Cov- ington. and 9 from Independence, the coun- ty-seat, equi-distant from Morning View, 4} miles south-east, on the K. C. R. R., and Bracht, on the C. S. R. R., to which points goods should be shipped, and 90 north-east of Louisville. Population 100. Tri-week- ly mail. J. F. Ellis, postmaster.
Bagley Rev C J ( Baptist). Elliott Wm, leaf-tobacco.
Ellis E P, leaf-tobacco. Ellis John. justice.
Ellis J. F., Physician.
Fisk C E, general store.
Fisk D L, physician.
Fisk H B, physician.
Fisk W P, leaf-tobacco.
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