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Kaltenbrun Vincent A, dentist.
Kentucky Law Reporter, George A. Lewis, Publisher; J. C. & Frank L. Wells, editors. Office, Odd-Fellows' Temple, St. Clair.
Kentucky River Mills (Capital $100,000). Nathaniel J. Sawyer, Pres't; Russell W. MeRery, Sec'y. Mfrs of
Hemp Harvesters' Twines, Millers' Twines, etc .. and Carpet Yarns.
Kentucky Yeoman. Major, Johnston & Barrett, Proprietors. Tri-weekly,
weekly, and daily during sessions of Legislature. (See adv.) Kiernan John, hardware and saloon. Kirtley John E, city marshal. Klass S & Co, clothing.
Kleber John A, confectioner.
Labrot & Graham, distillers.
Lawler Robt W, jailer.
Le Compte Joseph, druggist.
Lewis George A., Editor and Propri- etor Weekly Roundabout, and Publisher Kentucky Law Reporter (monthly), of- fice Odd-Fellows' Temple, St. Clair St. (See adv.)
Lewis Rev James M ( Baptist).
Lindsey Daniel W., Lawyer. Prac- tices in Court of Appeals, Circuit Courts Anderson, Henry, Owen, Franklin and Woodford Counties. Particular atten- tion given to collections. Cor. St. Clair and Main.
Lindsey John B., Lawyer and In- surance Agent, cor. St. Clair and Main. Lindsey Wmn, lawyer.
Luscher Sigmund, brewery.
Lutkemeier & Co, dry goods.
McAuliffe James, Deputy Clerk Court of Appeals.
McClure R K. & Bro, boots, shoes, and hats. McDonald Mrs Eliza S, millinery.
McDonald P., Justice of the Peace, St. Clair.
McEwan Alexander, county coroner.
McKee A Logan, dry goods.
Mc Manama & Jett, lawyers.
Macklin George B, commission merchant.
Major, Johnston & Barrett (Sam- uel T. M. Major, Josiah S. Johnston, De- Witt C. Barrett), Proprietors Kentucky Yeoman, Book Publisbers, Printers and Binders, St. Clair. (See adr.)
Major Opera-house, John B. Dry- den, Lessee and Manager, Post-office Lobby. (See adv.)
Major Patrick U. circuit judge.
Major S. I. M., Public Printer and Binder.
Mandeville Wm, barber.
Mandlehr W G, grocery and lunch-rooms. Marshall & Meagher, boots and shoes. Martin & Bro, four-mill, (3 miles east. )
Mattern Henry G., Photographer ; First-class Work Executed Here. Main .. Meagher E L & Bro, groceries and bard- ware.
Meek Benjamin F, jeweler.
Meriwether David, Propr Meri- wether Hotel, Market and Ann.
Meriwether
Hotel, David Meri-
wether, Propr., cor. Broadway and Ann,
Milam Benjamin C, mnfr fishing-reels.
Miles & Son, flour-mill.
Miller Frank W, grocery.
Miller Wm N, agent Adams express. Moore Eugene P, lawyer and justice.
Morris & Alstrom, merchant tailors.
Newman Patrick, groceries and hardware.
Nickles Michael, tailor.
Noel & Jeffers, meat market.
Norman L C, commissioner Insurance Bu- reau of Kentucky.
Nuchols Joseph P, Adjt and Quartermaster General of Ky.
Paul Bros, saloon.
Penick Rev E A ( Ascension church).
Pence Wm L, lumber infr.
Pepper Robert P, propr Frankfort Trot- ting Park, and stock-breeder.
Perry Wm B, dyerand second-hand cloth'g. Phythian Wm, physician.
Pickett Prof. Jos. Desha, Superin- tendent Public Instruction, State Cap- itol.
Posey W. Horace, Attorney at Law. Will practice in Courts of Franklin, An- derson, and adjoining counties, and in Court of Appeals. Special attention given to Collections.
Power Edmond, Stoves and Tinware, and Galvanized Iron Cornice Manufac- turer, Ann street.
Price Joel S, physician.
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BARDES & CASTLEMAN.
Controlling over $40, 000, 000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 Sonth- ern states, with chief office in Louisville, Ky. Agents everywhere.
Fire Ins. Managora.
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Price J S & J L, physicians. Proctor John R, director Ky Geological Survey and Com State Immigration.
Pugh Rev John W (Presbyterian).
Pullum John, blacksmith.
Reading Wm T, dry goods.
Richardson N F & O T, groceries.
Rodman Hugh, lawyer.
Rodman J & J W, lawyers.
Rodman Wm, physician.
Rodman & Bro, dry goods and carpets.
Rodman & Duval, physicians.
Rodman & Sneed. lumber.
Roundabout The. ( Weekly) George A. Lewis, Editor and Proprietor. De- voted to Local and Society News. Largest Circulation in Central Ken- tucky. St. Clair. (See adv.)
Rowland David, photographer.
Ryan Mrs Marv, groceries.
St. Clair & Brady, barbers.
Salender Andrew, groceries.
Salender George, grocery.
Samuel Henry, barber.
Sanders Capt Samuel, steamboat line. Sanford Robert, county assessor.
Sawyer A. J., Physician.
Sayres Samuel C, notary public. Schafer August. builder.
Schroff Joseph, Proprietor Star Sa- loon. Choice Foreign. and Domestic Liquors, Wines, Cigars and Tobaccos. West side St. Clair Street.
Scott James A, lawyer. Scott John L, lawyer.
Selbert Philip, jeweler.
Shaw & Lee, livery.
Sheldon Ralph, register of land office. Shubinski C & Bro, cigar-manufacturers, Smith Rev Green Clay ( Baptist).
Smith John, blacksmith.
Smith Peter barber.
Smith Samuel F, physician.
Smith Wm M, saloon.
Smither & Shouse, livery stable.
Sneed Russell, Editor Dispatch ( Daily and Weekly ), St. Clair Street.
Sneed Wm H, lawyer and city judge.
Southgate Rev E L ( M E Church),
South JJ W & S, warehouse.
South T J, dep't warden State penitentiary. Sower Peter C, baker.
Sower P C & J F, saloon.
Stephens James M, meat market.
BUHR'S HOTEL,
( ENTIRELY NEW,)
MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MAJOR HALL,
FRANKFORT, - - KENTUCKY.
GEO. BUHR, Proprietor.
FARE, - TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Good Sample Rooms, Bar and Billiards Connected.
WEITZEL HOTEL,
JEROME WEITZEL, Froprieter, (E. B. WEITZEL, Clerk.)
This Hotel has lately been newly re-furnished and re-fitted throughont. Commercial meu and she trav- eling public will find all the comforte of home.
Lewis Street, Oppesite New Capitol Building,
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J. K. M. MORRIS, Menacer, Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Stewart Henry, saloon. Stone Wm, warden State penitentiary. Swigert Joseph, city treasurer. Swigert J & J, dry goods.
Tate James W, State treasurer.
Taylor Charles E, manager W U. Tele- graph office and telephone exchange. Taylor Edmund H Jr, mayor.
Taylor E'll Jr & Co. listillers,
Taylor JJ. Swigert, Distiller. Distil- lery on Glenn's Creek, Woodford county. Taylor Thompson L, dentist.
Tobin Lawrence, grocery and saloon.
Todd Harry J, secretary Paris, George- town & Frankfort R R Co.
Todd James M, groceries.
Turner George, saddles and harness.
Waggener J L & W H, dry goods and carpets.
Wakefield & Congleton, lumber man'f'rs. Ward Mrs Clara E, milliner.
Watkins HI L & Co, confectioners. Watson W R & Bro, wagon material.
Weitzel Jerome, Proprietor Weitzel Hotel, Lewis Street, opposite New Cap- itol Building. (See adv.)
Weitzel H & J, saloon.
Weitzel Hotel, Jerome Weitzel, Pro- prietor, Lewis Street, opposite New Cap- itol Building. (Sce adv.)
Weitzel Louis, confectioner.
Whitesides & McEwan (Ephraim Whitesides, Alexander Mc Ewan), Furni- ture and Undertakers, St. Clair. (See adv.) Williams Bros. (M. H. P., W. C., J. B. and B. G.), Agricultural Implements and Seeds.
Williamson Emmett, dentist.
Williams Henry R, groceries, hardware and livery.
Williams J. B. & Bro., Proprietors Frankfort & Lawrenceburg Telephone Line, connecting with Farmdale and Al- ton; also connecting with Telegraphs. Ann Street, opposite Capitol Hotel. (See adv.)
Withrow James M. groceries and hardware. Yagel George, groceries.
Young Rev L (Catholic).
FRANKLIN. The county-seat of Simpson county, is situated on the main line of the L. & N. R. R., 133 miles from Louisville. Its population is 2,500. It contains a good court-house, 2 banks, 2 steam flouring-mills, a woolen-mill, saw-
mill, a planing-mill, a brick-yard, & tan- nery and a good hotel. The Patriot, which is published bere, is & live weekly news- paper. 7 churches and good public schools are sustained. Franklin College is located here, and is justly celebrated as one of the best educational institutions in the State. The chief shipments from Franklin are live stock, tobacco, wheat and produce. Telegraph, Western Union. Express, Adams, Stage weekly to Scottsville and Adairville, fare $1.50. Daily mail. John N. Crow, postmaster.
Adams John C, lawyer.
Albert Joseph J, barber. Atkinson Wm B, stoves and tinware.
Ballance John, tobacco (9 miles s-w).
Beall Win, notions.
Bibb Rev T W (Baptist).
Blackburn Mrs A E, dressmaker.
Blakely Robt C, harness-maker.
Bland John F, lawyer.
Bogan Ira J, county judge.
Bogan & Hammond, tobacco.
Boisseau House, ($2.00 per day). Public Square. John Walsh, Propr.
Booker Henry J, hardware and agrl imps. Booker & McClean, saddles and harness.
Booker & Short, groceries.
Bottomley John, saddles and harness.
Bradley George W, saloon.
Breeding James E, dentist.
Briant Charles W, gunsmith.
Briant & Bro, tobacco-leaf.
Bryan Wm R, physician.
Bryan & Stanford, groceries.
Byrum James A, blacksmith.
Caldwell & Beazeley, grist and saw-mill, (7 miles east).
Caltharp John, tinware.
Cardwell Dudley D. jailor. Crewdson Presley M, sewing machine agt. Crow John N., General Store.
Dashwood James H, furniture.
Denning John R. tobacco (9 miles s-w).
Dieky George W, live stock.
Douglas J C, physician.
Dowling Sympson, ( Francis Dowling, Win. R. Sympson). Proprie- tors Drake's Creek Mills.
Downey James C, hardware and groceries. Dulaney Win L, circuit court judge. Duncan Geo W, physician. Edmunds JJas P, agt Adams Express Co. Edwards & Gardner, physicians.
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Consisting of Ice Tools, Agricultural Implements, Cutlery, But- chers', Packers' and Coopers' Supplies. FRED. SCHMIEDING,
835 Broadway and 830 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Epes Prof. H. H., President and Principal Franklin Female College. Eubank Ambrose B, livery. Eubank O T & T.R. leaf-tobacco. Eubank & Gilbert, flour-mill.
Fleming Jas H, meat market. Fliey Harris, clothing. Ford Jas W, brick-yard.
Ford & Bro, general store.
Foster John HI, sewing-machines.
Franklin Female College, Prof. H. H. Epes, President and Principal; Geo. B. Knapp, Sec. Board Managers. Franklin Patriot, Moore & Lewis, publ'rs. Gaither Win L. livery stable.
Galloway Geo H. lawyer.
Gillispie Mrs Sarah E, millinery.
Gillum Rev F M ( Presbyterian ).
Goodnight Isaac H, lawyer. Gross Isadore, dry goods.
Grubb Armsted O, wagon-maker. Hall D D, assessor.
Hammon Atlas P, county court clerk. Hampton Mrs Elizabeth, dress-maker. Hampton Robert B, tanner. Haner Jas N, general store. Harris George C, lawyer. Harris Jas G, undertaker, (5 miles east). Harris Wm W, blacksmith. (5 miles east). Harwell Alfred W, general store. Harwell W Shelby, blacksmith.
Hilton Wm I. general store. Hite Alfred V, station and tel agt. Holman Henry W, tobacco (9 miles s-w). Horn Mrs S E, proprietress Horn House. Hudspeth John G, city marshal. Hughes James W, blacksmith. Jackson Win R, watches, clocks, etc. Johnson James M, sewing-machines. Johnson Samuel M, groceries and saloon. Jones Lafayette J, physician. Jones Mark. barber.
Kohlhepp George, grocery and saloon. La Rue Bros, dry goods, boots and shoes. La Rue James N. justice of the peace. Lile James H, tobacco and claim agent. Lovell Wm T, livery.
McCartney James, groceries and agri impts. McClanahan & Co, leaf-tobacco.
McElwain J M & Co, live stock.
McElwain, Meguiar & Co. (J. M. McElwain, A. F. Meguiar, J. W. Me- Clanahan, O. P.Summers, I. Lewis, A. J. Samuel), Bankers. MeGlothlin Isaac N, wines, liquors, etc. MeGlothlin & Bro, saloon.
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McGoodwin J L & Co, bankers.
Mckenzie Thomas B & Co, general store. Mahin Robert, carpenter.
Marshall, Pettit & Wantland, carriages. Martin Gibson, barber.
Mason & Suttle, blacksmiths.
Mayes Mrs Maria L, millinery.
Mayes Pleasant V, groceries. Milliken George H, justice of peace.
Milliken James H, physician.
Milliken John J, county attorney.
Milliken & Bush, lawyers.
Mitchell Hiram K, druggist.
Montague & McClanahan, groceries.
Moore Charles B, lawyer.
Moore Randolph H, druggist.
Moore & Lewis, publ'rs Franklin Patriot.
Moore & Newman, groceries.
Noel John T, dentist.
Noel Mrs Lucy J. dress-maker.
Oatey Richard, shoemaker.
Offutt & Bro, saloon.
Patterson & Neeley, general store.
Peden & Williams, flour-mill (6 miles s e). Plummer James L, sheriff.
Porter John M, common wealth's atty.
Porter Wm E, clerk Boisseau House.
Potter Charles F, hardware and agricultu- ral implements.
Read Mrs L, millinery. Redford Samuel W. tailor.
Roark Granville W, lawyer and school commissioner.
Roney Benj. constable ..
Samuel & Williams, general store.
Smith John H, drugs, books, etc.
Smith & Eubank, tobacco (10 miles east). Snider W'm, meat market.
Stanford J L & Co, lumber and planing- mill.
Stark Geo A, tobacco (12 miles south-west). Starks & Ruley, tobacco (9 miles s w). Stringer Wm, carpenter. Swan Wm, druggist. Tannehill Preston B, physician.
Tapscott Chas P, wagon-maker. Townsend Tighlman O. lawyer. Traughber J M, shoemaker.
Vineyard Eldon S, dentist. Wade Harvey D, dry goods. Wade Wm G, county clerk and live stock. Wade W G & Co. saloon. Walker & Walker, lawyers.
Walsh John, Proprietor Boisseau House; also Franklin Woolen Mills, Public Square.
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Whitesides Geo W, lawyer. Wilkinson Francis Lee, lawyer. Woodrow J W & Son, furniture. Zeutzschel Carl J, shoemaker.
FRANKLIN'S CROSS- ROADS. A recently established post- office in Hardin county.
FRANKLIN'S MILLS. A small country settlement in Fleming county, 5 miles from its shipping station, Poplar Plains, and about 200 from Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. John S. Plummer, post- master and miller.
FRANKLINTON. This is & set- tlement of 50 people in Henry county, 10 miles from Eminence, the shipping point, on the 1 .. , C. & L. R'y, 40 miles from Louisville, and 6 miles from Newcastle, the county-seat. Tri-weekly mail. George W. Stivers, postmaster.
Adams David, live stock. Adams D C, county assessor.
Adams Frank, teacher.
Berry Thomas, saw-mill.
Booth J B, physician. Clubb W E, general store.
Green Wm, farmer.
Jones L P, general store.
Neal J S, saloon. Oliver R. T, harness-maker. Raiser Joseph, town marshal. Sewell George W. flour-mill.
Stivers Geo. W., Druggist, and Wag- on-Maker. Sutton Thomas, physician. Thompston O B, physician. Washburn James, blacksmith.
FRAZER. In Wayne county, is a new and unimportant post-ottice.
FREDERICKTOWN. A post- office in Washington county, 9 miles from Bardstown, its shipping station.
FREDONIA. In the western part of Caldwell county, 12 miles north-west of Princeton, the county-sent. its nearest shipping point. on the P. & E. R. R., and 8 north-east of Dyousburg, its nearest land- ing, on the Cumberland river. Daily mail. Population. 200. J. A. Garner, postinaster.
Ackerman J M, tinner. Buckner J S, physician.
Bugg J S, druggist. Byrd D T, general store.' Byrd W L, general store.
Crider J E, hotel.
Dixon Rev T S. S, harness.
Dorr R T, cabinet-maker.
Duer O L. hotel.
Garner & Morgan, General Store, and Drugs.
Glenir W C, carriage-maker.
Glenn W C, carpenter.
Halsell Rev J M ( Cumb Presbyterian).
Johnson W S. physician.
Kirkpatrick W D, physician.
- Maxwell W E, general store. Mott J B, physician.
Rice C, wagon and carriage-maker. Smith Benjamin, blacksmith.
Spink G L, R R and express agent.
Theldkeld A L, blacksmith.
Vogel G H, shoemaker and marshal.
FREEDOM. Sometimes called Black Walnut, is a small post village in Barren county, 12 miles from Glasgow, the county- seat, and shipping station by rail. Popu- lation 60. Stage to Glasgow and Tomp- kinsville tri-weekly; fare $1.25 to either. Mail tri-weekly. H. H. Button, post- master.
Atkinson D M, lawyer. Button & Jones, General Store. Childerss Rev F C ( Baptist). Eubank & Son, general store. Jones W H, undertaker.
Roe & Humphry, flour-mill (west).
FREE UNION. This little settle- ment of 40 people is in Webster county, 4 miles from Dixon, the county-seat, and 16 miles from Slaughterville, its shipping point. It has 3 churches and a public school. Semi-weekly mail. C. M. Spen- cer, postmaster.
Brewer E M, wagon-maker. Curtis JJ, cooper and saw-mill. Henerson Joseph, blacksmith. Jones Washington, wagon-maker. Spencer Charles, carpenter.
Spencer C. W., Carpenter and Agent for James Bros.
Waggener N B, blacksmith. Yates James, suw and flour-mill.
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Have Settled more than 1,400 Losses, and have bad but 13 Re- sisted Claims, Agents Everywhere.
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FRENCHBURG. This village. the county-seat of Menifee county. is within 4 miles of Cornwall, a station of the Mount Sterling Coal R. R., and 150 miles from Louisville. Here are 2 grist mills, a han- dle factory, 2 churches, 1 school, and a population of 300 people. Mail daily. James Hermitage, postmaster.
Adams Rev James ( Christian).
Armitage James, Assr and Lumber. Byrne J J, surveyor and clk county court. Cape T T, lawyer.
Clark Rev F ( Methodist).
Day B T, druggist, grocer and lawyer.
Farren W C H, furniture.
Farrar W C, restaurant.
Fox John, flour-mill.
Frisby R E, lawyer.
Greenwade Thomas, grocery and hotel. Greer J F, general store.
Hardin H P, general store.
Harking A T, circuit clerk. Harvy W B, flour-mill and handle factory. Hawkins F H, hotel.
Oliver J M, lawyer.
Patrick John, lawyer.
Patrick Samuel H, lawyer.
Penix W W, druggist.
Pierce W S, circuit court clerk.
Powers B T, flour-mill.
Taylor B T, lawyer.
Van Arsdell I M, county judge.
Williams James & Co, grocers.
Williams J W, dry goods.
FRIENDSHIP. This small post- office is in Caldwell county, 4 miles from Scottsburg, its railroad shipping station. Population 20.
Pollard A W, general store.
Williams E, grocery and saloon.
FROZEN CREEK, This small post-office is in Breathitt county, about 180 miles from Louisville, and 37 from Corn- wall, the nearest railroad station. Here are 3 churches, 1 free school, I steam-mill, and 50 people. Daily mail. A. T. Hurst, postmaster.
Hanes Wmn, blacksmith.
Ilanshell Jefferson, blacksmith.
Hurst .A. T., Farmer. Hurst S H. distiller. Day Wm. general store. Van Cleave A. S, flour-mill.
FRUIT HILL. In the northern part of Christian county, 12 miles north of Hopkinsville, and S south of Crofton, its nearest shipping point, on the St. L. & S. E. branch of L. & N. R. R., and 85 miles south-west. of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. T. J. Powers, postmaster.
Lewis G W, shoemaker.
Nixon Jas G, general store. Ward H C, cabinet-maker.
FULTON, A village of 1,500 inbabi- tants, partly in Kentucky and partly in Tennessee, at the crossing of the M., P. & N. and N. O., St. L. & C. R. R's., in the south-east corner of Fulton county, 20 miles from Hickman, the county-seat, and 275 miles from Louisville. It was settled in 1862, and incorporated in 1873. The village contains 7 churches and good schools, 3 etexm flouring-mills, 2 steam s& w-mills, 3 cotton-gins, a furniture factory, owned by Joseph Wade, who employs 25 men, and executes some of the best work, in his line, in the State; a tannery, 2 hotels, the leading one of which is Leets' Hetel, which is always supplied with the best fare in the market, 2 weekly newspapers, and a public hall, and ships cotton, tobacco, wheat, and furniture, Western Union telegraph. Southern Express. Daily mail. Wm. F. Fagan, postmaster.
Anderson Henry, barber.
Apollo Conservatory, Miss Ruth Caldwell Watts, proprietress.
Beard & Collins, grocers.
Blythe John W, general store.
Bollinger R M & Co, hardware.
Boyd & Co, proprietors Globe Mills. Browder Robert A. & Co., Leaf- tobacco. Agricultural Implements, Grain, Seeds, etc.
Burge Joseph I, shoemaker.
Cagle . Aaron, cooper.
Cheatham Hardin F, saddles and harness.
Childers Wesley H. boarding-house.
Cohn Wilhelm, dry goods and clothing.
Collins Jas A, general store.
Collins Leroy, blacksmith.
Collins & Taylor, tanners and saddlers.
Creedle Alex P, grover.
Eddings Emerson, grain, agricultural imp., coal; also insurance agent.
Fagan Win. F., Postinaster.
Fallwell Elijah E, watch-maker.
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Foster M E & Co, millinery.
Freeman Benj. lawyer.
Freeman Jas MI, groceries, etc. Frey Fred W, bakerv.
Fulton Index (The), weekly. Saunders & Meacham, publishers.
Futrell, Westmoland & Co, carriage mfrs. Gambill Jas M. grocery and saw-mill.
Grant J H & Co, shoemakers.
Green Fred H, watch-maker.
Guthrie Geo W, books and stationery. Hall Joseph G, station agent.
Hall Wm K, groceries Haynes Augustus A, general store.
Hicks Miss Lizzie, milliner.
Hughlet W W, cotton gin (4 miles s e),
Hunsaker Andrew R, physician.
Hunsaker & Newton, druggists.
Jones A John, livery. Kimberlin & McDade, wagon-makers.
Knight Mrs J, restaurant.
Kornegay Robert D, physician.
Leet Albert, hotel and express agent. Luten Joseph R, physician.
McDonald W N, saloon. Maupin M Price, druggist.
Meadows Wm W, cotton-gin, carding- mill, and general store.
Miekle Robert A. watch and clock repairer. Mitchel Josiah M, photographer.
Morris & Taylor, meat market.
Murphy H D & Co, groceries and farm implements.
Nolen Wm P, stoves and tinware.
Parker Thos C, druggist.
Parker W T & Co, flour-mill. Paschall D Gid, harness-maker.
Paschall Newton J, physician. Paschall Samuel J, dentist.
Paschall Samuel J, saloon.
Patterson & MeDowell, general store. Payne Wm B, eating-house.
Pierce Thomas, saw and grist-mill.
Planters' House, A. R. Hunsaker, Propr.
Reeds Emmett C, livery stable.
Saunders & Meacham, publishers of Ful- ton Index.
Scofield Robert, cotton-gin (4 miles east). Smoot John N, physician. Southern Express Co, Albert Leet agent. Starks Edward C. carriage mnfr.
Steele S A D, lawvor. Tarry John W, physician.
Thacker T P, sewing-machines. Thacker & Moss, grocery and saloon.
Wade Joseph, Planing-mill, Furniture and Coffin Factory. (See adr.) Walker Charles N, publisher Weekly Ful- tonian.
Walker Prof T P, principal Walker's. school for girls.
Watts Miss Ruth Caldwell, Propr. Apollo Conservatory.
Weekly Fultonian, CN Walker publisher. -Wheeler S T, saw-mill (6 miles north). Williams & Eddings, groceries.
Wolff & Huddleston. general store. Wyatt John A, general store.
GAGE. A country post-office in Hop- kins county, 16 miles from Madisonville, the county-seat. It is a station on the T. & E. R. R., and serves as a shipping point for the neighborhood around. Ex- press Southern. Mail daily. J. E. Cald- well, postmaster.
Caldwell, J Ed, general store.
Caldwell J A, saw and planing-mills.
GAINESVILLE. This little village is in Allen county, 25 miles from Bowling Green, its shipping station by rail. It has a church, school, and mill, and a popula- tion of 144. Mail semi-weekly. J. W. Stark, postmaster.
Bryant & Bro, general store.
Caypool H H, blacksmith. Durham O F, shoemaker.
Glaze L A, physician.
Goodnight Thomas M, tanner. Morehead James I, handle mnfrs.
Rigsby Porter, wagon mnfr.
Stark J. W. & J. D., Leaf-tobacco. Whitney M, physician.
Wolf James C, blacksmith.
GALLOWAY'S MILL. HAS X population of about 160, and is a village in Warren county, 12 miles from Bowling Green, the county-seat, and 8 miles from Rockfield, the shipping point, on Memphis div. L & N. R. R. Mail semi-weekly. John Alderson, postmaster.
Alderson John. General Store. Brow -, express agt.
Galloway & Bro, flour-mill.
GAMALIEL. A country settlement of 35 people, in Monroe county, 9 miles from Tompkinsville, the county-sent, 28
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LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID
Without reference to the Companies we manage. BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, Lou sville, Ky. Agenta everywhere South.
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from Glasgow, the nearest railroad station, and 150 miles from Louisville. Mail semi- weekly. C. C. Riggs, postmaster.
Cleveland W J, lawyer.
Comer W C, general store.
Crabtree F S, school teacher.
Crabtree R F, physician.
Crawford S S. blacksmith.
Deckard H H, gunsmith.
Dolson M. J. boarding house. Harlin G W, hotel. .
Hayes & Braddorf, flour-mills.
Jenkins McH, physician. Jones Rufus, mechanic.
Newman & Vandiver, general store.
Riggs C C, physician.
Ritter Alexander, flour-mill.
GANGES. Grant county (See Macon).
GAP CREEK. A post-office in Wayne county, 123 miles south-west of Monticello, the county-seat. Mail daily. J. H. Shearer, postmaster.
Dennis & Wright, woolen, carding, flour and saw-mill. Shearer J. H., General Store. Zimmerman P, saw-mill.
GARDEN COTTAGE. A country post-office in Pulaski county. S. R. Owens, postmaster and physician.
GARDNERSVILLE. In the northern part of Pendleton county 16 miles north of Falmouth, the county-seat,
6 east of Crittenden, its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R'y, and 100 north -. east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Population 20. F. Helmich, postmaster. Cahill John, justice of peace: Claycamp Henry, blacksmith.
Gelton -, express and railroad agt.
Helmich F., General Store.
Hightower F B, general store. Tansen B, blacksmith.
Linder T F, wagon-maker.
McNay R, saw-mill.
Mullins Richard. constable.
Williams A M, physician.
GARFIELD. A recently establish- ed post office in Breckinridge county, 7 miles from Hardinsburg, the county-seat. Population 15. Stage to Cloverport and Muldraugh. Mail daily. W. H. Bell, postmaster.
Richardson B. F., General Store.
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