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Allison Fims M. lawyer.
Allison James, lawyer.
Allison John, lawyer.
Arnold Samuel M. lumber (2 miles south).
Board Benj, wagon-maker.
Brizendine John H, groceries, etc.
Brizendine John H, tanner.
Chatham L Clark, furniture.
Chatham Samuel D, furniture.
Church Josiah W, col U S int rev, and dentist.
Coppage & Chatham, hardware.
Crittenden Robert M, physician, (2 m s). Crowse Geo O, sheriff.
Dearmon James M, watch-maker.
Eads Charles E, clothing.
Eaves Charles, lawyer.
Elliott Sam, meat market. Elliott Samuel, shoemaker.
Evits Moses J, blacksmith. Fields Larkin, blacksmith.
Frazier Robert C. physician. Gibbs J C, harness-maker.
Greenville Female College, Prof. E. Walter Hall. A. M., President.
Greenville College for Young Men, Prof. E. Walter Hall, A. M., President.
F. B. TRUSSELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
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Grigsby & Mathis, millinery. Grundy Bros, livery.
Hall Prof. E. Walter, A. M.,
President Greenville Female College, and College for Young Men.
Harbin & Mathis, blacksmiths.
Hardman Joseph F, photographer.
Hay Marcellus C., Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
Hesse & Jericho, dry goods, clothing, etc. Hill Rev Charles ( Presbyterian).
Howard J C & Son, general store.
Irwin Wm, general store.
James Wm B, coroner.
James Wm II, meat market.
Jones Thomas J, dry goods and groceries. Jones Mrs E, millinery.
Keith Jesse, general store (12 miles south).
Kingsley Napoleon B. drugs, books, etc. Koltinsky Solomon, groceries and liquors. Love John. constable.
Love S Palace, lawyer.
McCormick Rev J T ( Presbyterian).
McCown Win B, county attorney.
Mann Ree, physician.
Mann & Rice, proprietors Greenville hotel. Martin David F, groceries.
Martin D A & W W. plug-tobacco mnfs. Martin H N & Co, tobacco mnfs.
Martin Samuel, Omnibus and Trans- fer Line.
Martin & Irwin, plug-tobacco mnfs.
Martin & Rice, tobacco mnfs.
Mathis N R, constable,
Mendel Bros, general store.
Miller John S, jailor.
Mills Jonathan E, flour-mill.
Morgan Thes M. dry goods and groceries, Muhlenberg Echo, Urey Woodson Editor and Proprietor.
Myers David H. druggist.
Pearl B E S, station and express agent.
Pearl & Lovell, general store.
Pearson, Craig & Co, general store (12 miles south ).
Pittman Burress E, lawyer.
Poag John F, groceries and liquors.
Reno L. R., Prop. Rono House.
Reno & Hay ( Lewis Reno, M. C. Hay), General Brokers and Dealers in Ex- change. Special attention given to Col- lections. Rhoads David E, county assessor.
Rice Ezekiel, leaf-tobacco. Roark Martin J. lawyer.
Rowe Mansfield, general store.
Slaton Thos J, physician.
Smith Jas H, physician (12 miles south). Stewart Green B, barber.
Stokes L A, prop Stokes' House and saloon, Thompson John C, lawyer and county judge.
Tinsley Thomas J, police magistrate.
Towns Geo W, circuit clerk and physician . Weir Edward R, lawyer.
Weir Edward R., Postmaster.
Weir Frank, saddles.
Weir Mrs Harriet R, general store.
Wickliffe Wm A, lawyer.
Wing Chas F, lawyer.
Woodson Urey, Prop'r Muhlenberg Echo.
Yonts Bros, drugs, jewelry, books, etc. Yonts Joseph D, general store.
Yonts P, bakery.
Yost & Jackson, lawyers.
GREENWOOD. This is a mining town with a probable population of 350 (mostly miners). It is located in Pulaski county, 18 miles from Somerset. the county. seat, and 160 from Louisville, and is also station on C. S. Rv. Goods can be shipped direct. The Cumberland Coal: Co., who are large mine owners here, ship an average of 400 cars coal per month. Mail daily. J. F. McClure, postmaster. Crooke J R, supt Cumberland Coal Co. Cumberland Coal Co. (J. F. Mc- Clure, Pres .; J. R. Crooke, Sup't), Coal Mining and General Store.
McClure J. F., Pres. Cumberland Coal Co., and Express and R. R. Agt.
GREENWOOD LAKE. The post-office name for Silver Lake Station, is a station on the C. S. R'y., in Kenton county, 89 miles from Louisville. A charm- ing place, this, for summer residences for Cincinnati merchants. Stages to Florence and Burlington daily; fare, Florence, 25 cents; Burlington. 60 cents. Daily mail. B. S. Calvert. postmaster.
Calvert B. S., Postmaster, Express, and R. R. Agent.
Carpenter & Utz, groceries and lumber. Conner J L, hotel.
Fulton J L, groceries and coal.
GRIDER. On tha Cumberland river, in the south-western part of Cumber-
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land county, 133 miles west of Burksville, the county-seat, and 85 south-east of Glasgow, the nearest shipping point by rail, on the L. & N. R. R. Tolin's Land- ing, 1} miles distant, is the nearest ship- ping point by water. Daily mail. Tri- weekly stage to Glasgow: fare $3.50. Population 25. D. B. Williams, post- master.
Brown E A, physician.
Buemit R, wagon-maker.
Dauson Rev S B ( Methodist).
English C. H., Tobacco.
McAllen -, tobacco.
Norris J JJ. wagon maker.
Sunlev M. fisherman.
Williams D. B., General Store and Postmaster.
Williams H E, carpenter.
Willams Rev W E ( Presbyterian ).
GRISSOM'S LANDING. An
Ohio river landing in Daviess county, 8 miles from Owensboro, the county-seat. and 170 miles from Louisville. The Eagle Distillery, run by steam, is here. Ship direct. Population 250 Adams Express. Mail daily. Thomas J. Mon- arch, postmaster
Allen Wm, shoemaker.
Bartlett H C & Co, cattle dealers.
Brandon Rev J H ( Methodist). Conway A G, engineer.
Crinnian L A, physician.
Crogan Rev D F J ( Catholic).
Eagle Distilling Co., T. J. Monarch, Pres., A. S. Hicks, George A. Williams. Miles E L. general store.
Monarch T J., Postmaster and Ex- press Agent. Newman N M, justice.
Rucker T G, clerk Eagle Distilling Co. Scherer John, general store. Scherer Philip, hotel.
GRUNDY. A small post-office and county store, in Pulaski county, 4 miles from Somerset, the nearest railroad station:
GROOMSTOWN. Jefferson county (See Orell).
GUM GROVE. In the southern part of Union county, 8} miles south of Morganfield, the county-seat, 12 s. e. of
Shawneetown, Ill., its nearest shipping point by rail, on the St. L. & S. E. branch L. & N. R. R .; 8 north-east of Caseyville, ita nearest shipping point by water, on the Ohio river. Semi-weekly mail. and stage to Morganfield. Population 25, J. W. Perkins, postmaster.
Anderson Samuel barber.
Bingham S H, justice. Cullen A, justice.
Dyer J H, live stock.
Geiger O L, physician.
Hall T F, blacksmith. 4 Johns Charles, live stock.
McClelland & James, shingles.
Perkins J W, general store.
GUM SULPHUR. In the north- ern part of Rockcastle county, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 10 miles north of Mt. Vernon, the county- seat, and 119 south-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 65. R. H. Frith, postmaster.
Brown G S, produce.
Edwards Hugh, Flour-mill.
Frith R. H., General Store, Postmaster and R. R. Agent.
Hilton J M, wagon-maker.
Lusk Alexander, lawyer.
Lusk & Melvin. saw-mill and blacksmiths. Mobbly John, blacksmith.
Rowland J M, saw-mill.
Sparks Samuel, carpenter.
GUTHRIE. An incorporated village of 560 inhabitants, situated at the crossing of the St. L. & S. E. and the L. & N. R. R., 12 miles from Elkton. the county seat of Todd county, and 164 from Louisville. Five churches and 3 private schools are here. Western Union telegraph. South- ern and Adams Express. Daily mail. T. P. Morris, postmaster.
Arrington J I, physician.
Bigbee Robert, livery and grocer. Bryant Bros. saw- mills (3 miles south). Bumgarner Henry M. groceries.
Burba Sila- E. shoe-maker.
Choat John, bard ware. Curtiss F A. ticket-agent.
Day W D, dry goods. Duffy PO, gen store and justice of peace. Grant & Grant, Propre Grant House. Greenpeld Cyrus, physician.
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Hall George W, shoe-maker. Harrison H R. R. R. and exp. agt. Hutchisson J N, general store. Izer James J. groceries.
Jackson Andrew B, eity marshal.
Johnson Samuel, meat market. Kendall Rev J G, ( Baptist). Kincaid W S, express agt. Levy S, grocer. Linebaugh & Co, grocer. Luster Charles, physician. Linebaugh & Co, groceries. Northington Mrss M. millivery.
Norris & Tate, Shoe and Clothing Store. Phillips J L, freight szent. Platowsky Simon, general store. Rannel J, physician.
Ross Bros, drugs, book-, etc.
Sale Wm M, blacksmith.
Scruggs W J, blacksmith.
Spaulding Wm T. general store.
Williams Robert B. physician. Worley M M. carpenter.
Worthington Mrs S MI, milliner.
HADENSVILLE. On the L. & N. R. R., in the southern part of Todd county, 12 miles south of Elkton, the county-seat, and 161 south-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 175. W. L. Kimbrough, postmaster.
Allen David, livery. Colwell J A, general store. Frazer T N, physician. Hammond John R, general store.
Hollins R T, general store. O'Brien MeD, station agent.
Rawdle N F, physician. Ryan J, shoemaker. Snadon E R & Co. blacksmiths. Snadon L & Co, grocer -. Whiteside A P, physician and druggist.
HADLEY. On Jasper river, in the south-western part of Warren county, 11 miles west of Bowling Green, the county- seat, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the L. & N. R. B., and 114 south of Louis- ville. Rockland. 8 miles distant. is its nearest shipping point by water. Daily mail. Population 20. Wim. Smith, post- master. Bush W V. physician. Costey Robert, carpenter.
Cohoon Robert, carpenter. Culbertson Wm, zaw-logs.
Grubb Wm H, deputy county clerk.
Hazel Thomas, trader. Heard James, constable. Schral Fritz, stone quarry. Smith Thomas J, live stock.
Smith Wm., General Store. Spencer Robert. cooper.
Stewart John P, huckster. Sweeney H C, saw logs. Taylor W H. justice.
Thompson George, cooper. Thompson J R, physician.
Threlkild John, blacksmith.
Threlkild M F, gunsmith.
HAGER. Also known as Johnson's Fork, is & country post-office, located in Magoffin county. 10 miles from Salvers -. ville, the seat of justice. Mail daily. James P. Sirner, postmaster.
Allen Elijah; flour-mill.
Patrick Eli, miner. Patrick Harry, miner. Pugh C W J, miller. Simes James P. blacksmith.
Simes Samnel P, miner.
Simes L P, lumber dealer.
Stoey H A, coal shipper.
Sykins Eli. grain.
Williams R F, lumber.
Willis JJohn, miner.
HALEI'S MILL. A post-office in Christian county.
HALF WAY. In the north-western part of Allen county, 8 miles from Scotts- ville, the county-seat, 18 east of Bowling Green, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R. Tri-weekly mail and stage to Bowling Green and Scottsville. Popula- tion 50. Daily mail. Levi J. Spann, post- master.
Eddy J A, undertaker and justice.
Harris Rev W L ( Baptist) and carpenter. Holland James H, constable. Mise D. sorghum.
Pruitt Enoch, justice.
Read G D, harness-maker.
Samuel G W, physician. Spann L. J., General Store. Wallace W. blacksmith. Watkins J W, general store.
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HALIFAX. On Bay's Fork creek, in Allen county, 8 miles from Scottsville, the county-seat. Only a small and unim- portant post-office. Isaac Tabor, post- master.
Buchanan R L, blacksmith.
Lawrence J F, saw-mill.
Sledg & Sledg, store keepers. Tabor Isaac, Farmer.
HALL'S GAP STATION. A shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., in the northern part of Lincoln county, 5 miles south of Stanford, the county-seat, and 108 south-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 50. J. McSmith, postmaster.
Burton C F, carpenter.
Hiatt B D, saw and flour-mill.
Lynn J E, live stock.
Lynn J G, live stock.
McSmith .J., General Store. Martin B P, livery.
Murphy Wm, hotel.
Pence E S & A M, live stock.
Stephenson D P, distillery.
Stephenson W P, blacksmith. Webb P F, shoemaker.
HALL'S STORE. In the western part of Powell county, 10 miles south-east of Stanton, the county-seat. 30 south-east of Hedges, its nearest shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling division of the L., C. & L R. R., and 140 south-east of Louisville. Weekly mail. W. J. Hanks, postmaster.
HAMILTON. A landing and ship- ping point, on the Ohio river, in the south- ern part of Boone county, 13 miles south of Burlington, the county-seat, 8 east of Verona, its nearest shipping point, by rail, on the L .. C. & L. R. R., and 100 north-east of Louisville, by water. Popu- lation 70. Daily mail. M. J. Johnson, postmaster.
Adams S. M., Physician. Boke G W, justice of peace. Coytn G W, sewing machines. Fieldhouse Fritz, blacksmith. Garnett W W, general store and justice. Johnson J. L., General Store, Liquors, Taimber and Tobacco.
Kennedy J W. gen store and tobacco. MeIntire W W, hotel.
Rich W O B, constable. Saunders J W, flour-mill, (1 mile out.) Wood J A, physician.
HAMMONVILLE. - In the north- ern part of Hart county, 11 miles north- east of Munfordsville, the county seat, 8 -. miles south of Uptonville. its nearest ship- ping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and Seast of Bacon Creek, its nearest station on the same line. Tri-weekly mail. Population, 90. W C Ferguson, postmaster.
Brown J A & W W. blacksmiths.
Ferguson W. C. & Co., General Store. Hawkins Edward, constable.
Heath W H, wagon-maker.
Jaggers Rev E L, physician.
Lampkin W H. justice of peace. Lirely M H, physician. Lirely R W, physician.
Maus T M, drugs.
Ragland J M, painter.
Shipp J H, general store. Shofner J C, shoemaker. Smith E S, physician.
Smith Jerome, physician.
Tate G W, flour-mill.
HAMPTON. Quite a new post-office, in Livingston county.
HANLY. In the south-western part of Jessamine county, 34 miles south of Nicholasville, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. Ry. Daily mail and stage to Nicholasville. W J Den- man, postmaster.
Alverson H B, blacksmith and wagon- maker.
Arnold L B, blacksmith.
Boughn J H, carpenter.
Crews Zack, physician.
Denman W. J., General Store.
Hunter Thomas, justice.
Leavell T T, blacksmith.
Nave T. wagon-maker. Nichols Henry, tobacco.
Overstreet Rev T J (South )[ E. Church). Saguser N, physician.
Seat .. L, wagon-maker. Sewell Wro, wagon-maker.
Thompson Rev J C C ( M E church). Walker Win B, trader and shipper. Watts Wm. flour.mill.
Welch S D, physician.
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HANSON. On the L. & N. R. R., in Hopkins county, 200 miles from Louisville, is this village of 250 people, 2 churches, 1 school and I saw-mill. Tobacco and wheat are the shipments. Southern Express. Daily mail. W. H. Weir, postmaster. Brown J W, justice of peace.
Brown W. D., General Store and Drugs.
Brown W D. tobacco.
Buckham & Gooch, blacksmiths.
Donaldson & Howell, tobacco. Givens Thomas, confectionery. Gordon J H, hotel and railroad agent.
Haily T R, wagon-maker.
Haynes W A. saloon.
Hewlett & Rothrock, General Store and Druggist -.
Jones G L, saw and grist-mill.
Jones J W, constable.
Orton E W, justice of peace. Tidwell E, boot and shoemaker.
Vandiver Charles, cooper.
Waller J S. physician. Weir W H, express agent.
Weir W. H. & Bro., General Store and Leaf-tobacco.
Wells T H, physician.
HARDINSBURG. This quite pros- perous town, the county- seat of Breckin- ridge county, is 10 miles from its shipping point, Cloverport, on the Ohio river, which is also its nearest bank location. and 110 by water and 70 by land from Louisville. Here are 1 flour-mill, 4 churches, 2 schools, and a population of 560. Tobacco is the leading shipment. Stages daily to Mul- draugh Station { Cecilian branch L. & N. R. R.), 32 miles; fare $2.50. Three times a week to Cloverport and Stephensburg; fare $1. Daily mail. John P. Haswell, postmaster.
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Allen & Board, Lawyers.
Babbage Virgil G, master commissioner, Barnes Wm K, county attorney.
Barton W'm A, stoves and tinware, and police judge.
Beard Clayton, carpenter. Beard James P. constable. Beard & Beeler, general store. Board H C, dentist. Board Jesse B, surveyor. Board Milton, county judge. Cosby H D, physician.
Embry Wm, stonemason.
Eskridge E R, justice of peace (2 miles s). Ekridge Roscoe, carpenter.
Feaman John T, tailor.
Frank B B, saloon.
Frank Geo, general store,
Gardner James H. general store. Guthrie John W, confectioner.
Haffey C, general store.
Hamilton C, barber.
Haswell James G, lawyer.
Haswell John P., Saddler.
Hayes J K, physician. Haves Rev R F ( M E Church South).
Heston Silas. physician.
Hook H C, shoemaker.
Hook J & A P, flour-mill.
Humphrey Rev J M ( Methodist).
Jenkins Father T J ( Catholic).
Johnson John R., Grocery and Sa- loon.
Jolly Gideon P., County Clerk. Kincheloe Allen M, physician. Kincheloe A X, grocer.
Kincheloe & Eskridge, Lawyers. Lennin Mrs A JJ, millinery.
Lewis J H. boot and shoemaker.
MeGary Joseph HI, grocer.
MeGary Martin, groceries.
MeGary & Withers, general store.
McGary & Co, leaf-tobacco.
McGill Thomas A, hotel.
Me Merser Nicholas, lawyer.
Miller Thos M. gen store and leaf-tobacco. Moorman C W, sheriff.
Pulliam Joseph R, justice of peace.
Scott Horace, general store.
Skillman R.S, circuit clerk.
Smith J C & Son, blacksmiths.
Smith Robert A., Carriage-maker and Express Agent.
Smith & Beard. livery and stage.
Stith Wm B. general store. Stone Jas E. lawyer, Tavlor John M, store and tobacco. Witt & Pulliam, gen store and tobacco.
HARDIN SPRINGS. A noted Watering place in the south-western part of Hardin county, 28 miles south- west of Elizabethtown, the county-seat, 8 north of Big Clifty, its nearest shipping point on the P. & E. R. R., and 70 south-west of Louis- ville. Stage to Big Clifty from July to October; fare $1. Tri-weekly mail. Popu- lation 60. J. W. Walker, postmaster.
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Adams Jeremiah C., Justice of Prace.
Brack M W, physician. Decker Adam, soap. Hansbrough Elijah, hotel. Meece J M. blacksmith:
Payne Coleman, wagon-maker.
Walker JJ. W., Flour and Saw-mills, and Wool Carding.
Warren & Vertrem, general store.
HARD MONEY. Twelve miles from Paducah. the county-seat of Bracken and 2} from Florence, its nearest shipping point, on M., P. & N. R. R., is this settle- ment of 50 people. Mail semi-weekly. J. H. Ballance, postmaster.
Ballance George, physician.
Ballance J. H., General Store. Ballance Wm, live stock and grain, Boaz W N, justice of peace. Buckhart A, blacksmith. Hanson W T. shoemaker. Leonard D. wagon-maker. Whelis J H, physician.
HARDYVILLE. In the eastern part of Hart county, 8 miles east of Mun- fordville, the county seat, 8 east of Row- letts, its nearest shipping point, on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., 3 north of Green river, and 75 south of Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Row- letts. Population 90. J. M. Luck, post- master.
Bunnell George, blacksmith. Garnett R E, physician. Luck J. M., General Store. McCauley Win, blacksmith. Mudd J J, physician. Newman C C, teacher. White & Bro, general store.
HARLAN. Also called Mt. Pleasant. This town has an estimated population of 150, is the county-seat of Harlan county, and its location is on the Cumberland river, 00 miles from Livingston. the near- est railroad station, and 140 from Louis- ville. Here are 4 churches, a public, and a high school. Produce and live stock are shipped. Daily mail. John Jones, post- master.
Bailey John M, lawyer. Bailey J K, lawyer.
Bailey & Jones. general store. Ball A, justice of peace. Conk & Orr, general store.
French S M, lawyer. Fee Rev Wm ( Baptist). Harman L F, physician.
Harris A L, dentist.
Howard E M, grocer.
Howard S C, general store.
Jones John, General Store.
King W L, barber. Lundy David, blacksmith.
Moore George, wagon-maker.
Pope Rev Solomon (Methodist).
Rice B A, saw and flour-mill (west).
Selser Rev Monroe ( Methodist). Shackelford L D, blacksmith.
Skidmore Jerome, live stock.
Skidmore & Huff, general store. Smith Nober, live stock.
Toorester Rev Enoch (Christian).
Turner George B, justice of peace.
Ware T S, general store.
Wright Kelley, live stock.
HARMONY, A small country post- office in Owen county, 16 miles from Owenton, the county-seat, and the same distance from - Georgetown, the usual shipping point. Population 85. Mail daily. G. R. Lee, postmaster.
Barr John, General Store. Head & Bro, general store.
Hicks Z, blacksmith.
Hutcheson J D, physician.
Johnson P, justice of peace.
Johnson Simpson, blacksmith.
Lee G. R., Physician.
Redding W H, sewing machine agent.
Rice A G. live stock. Southworth C. T., grocer and hotel. Southworth Thos, hotel.
Watson W J, live stock.
HARPER'S FERRY. On the Kentucky river, in the south-eastern par of Henry county, 16 miles south-east o f Newcastle, the county-seat, 11 north-east of Pleasureville, its nearest shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling division of the L., C. & L. R. R., and 60 north-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 30. E. G. Harper, postmaster. Flack James, blacksmith. Gordon R, hotel.
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Hall B H. general store. Harper E. G., Hotel. Hughes Webb, grocer. McCreary James K, physician.
HARRELDSVILLE. In the southern part of Butler county, 20 miles south of Morgantown, the county-sent. 18 north-west of Russellville, its nearest shipping point, on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 160 south-west of Louisville. Weekly mail and stage. to Russellville. Population 50. T. J. Beas- ley, postmaster.
HARRISBURG, In the north- eastern part of Owen county, 34 miles north of Owenton, the county-seat, 9 south- east of Sparta, its nearest shipping point. on the L., C. & L. R. R., and 65 north-east of Louisville. Daily stage to Owenton and Sparta. Daily mail. P. H. Duncan, postmaster.
Bainbridge £ C, physician. Dickerson R A. wagon-maker. Dickerson R A jr, teacher. Duncan P H, president Owen College. Finnish H, druggist.
Maddox Jacob, general store. Owen College, Ed Porter Thompson, prin. West James, blacksmith.
HARRIS GROVE. Known as Lynn Grove, in the southern part of Cal- loway county, 8 miles south-west of Mur- ray, the county-seat, and 18 south-east of Mayfield, its nearest shipping point, on the M., P. & N. R. R. Semi-weekly mail. J. W. Reasor, postmaster and general store.
HARRISONVILLE. In the south- ern part of Suviby county, 13 miles south of Shelbyville, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point. Weekly mail, and stage to Shelbyville. Population 70. F. M. Hankins, postmaster.
Brown Squire, blacksmith. Burnett & Easley, general store. Ensley J P. wagon-maker. Hankins F. M., Physician. Stone & Sampson, general store.
HARRIS STATION. On the L. & N. R. R., is a settlement of 55 people, in Madison county.
HARRODSBURG. This town, the county-seat of Mercer, is the terminus of & branch of the C. S. N'y. called the Southwestern R. R., 44 miles in length. Here are 2 banks, 2 flour-mills, 11 churches, a weekly newspaper, the Mer- cer Enterprise. a woolen-mill, and several hotels, among them the Commercial House, the leading one in the place, and one of the finest in this section of the country. A Shaker settlement bas been located within five miles of here, for sev. eral years past, and is in a prosperous con- dition.
Harrodsburg is the site of Daughters' College, the most celebrated institution of learning in the Bluegrass district of Ken -. tucky, established more than a quarter of a century ago, for the better and higher edu- cation of women. Its graduates are annu- ally sought after to fill important positions in other schools of the West, so that it is, practically, one of the first Normal col- leges of the country.
.It is surrounded by beautiful and exten- sive grounds, and is supplied with a fine library, & good museum and cabinet, and all necessary chemical and physical ap- paratus. Its appointments are complete ; four matrons and & superintendent have charge of the home, and eight teachers devote themselves to the school. Its mu- sical methods are normal and conservatory. Its graduates are enrolled from every sec- tion of the Union, North, South, East and West. The institution is unsectarian. Stages to Frankfort and Mitchellsburg. Population 2,500. Adams Express. West- ern Union Telegraph. Mail daily.
Allin Benjamin C, clerk county court. Allin Bush W, insurance agent.
Allin Win B, prosecuting attorney.
Alsop George H., Insurance, Express, and Railroad Ticket Agent. Phoenix Fire Ins. Co .. of Hartford. Conn .; Hart- ford Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn .; Niagara Fire Ins. Co., of New York, and Union Fire Ins. Co., of Philadel- phia. Also Traveling Passenger Agent Ohio & Mississippi R. R.
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