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Baxter James H, groceries. Bell & Wilson, lawyers. Berry Mr. Emma. millinery. Board Richard, clerk circuit court. Bohon George, saddles and harness.
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STAND, DIVIDED
Near Harrodsburg
UNITED
WE FALL.
KENTUCKY.
A normal, Scientific and Art School
FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF LADIES. --
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Sessions begin 1st of September and end Ist of June.
Address
John Bug. Williams, President.
HARRODSBURG, ET.
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID
Without reference to the Companies we manage. BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, Louisville, Ky. Agents everywhere South.
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Bohon & Hansford, clothing.
Brady Rev Father (Catholic).
Brady Horace W. shoemaker. Brewer Barney V, flour-mill (8 miles n e). Bronson M. D., Proprietor Com- mercial House, corner Main and Depot. (See adv.)
Bryant I H & Son, tailors.
Cardwell L. D. The Druggist, and Dealer in Books, Stationery. etc.
Cardwell Thomas M, police judge.
Chelf W. G., Proprietor Frankfort,
Harrodsburg & Lawrenceburg Stage Lines. Leave Frankfort daily, 10:30 A. M .; arrive Lawrenceburg, 1:30; ar- rive Harrodsburg, 6:00 P. M. Leave Harrodsburg daily. 7:00 A. M .; arrive Lawrenceburg, 11:00 A. M .; arrive Frankfort, 1:30 p. M. From Lawrence- burg to Frankfort and return $2; Lawrenceburg to Harrodsburg and re- turn. $3. Also Ticket Agent L., C. & L. R'v. Tickets Sold to all Points, at Different Stage Offices.
Chisholm Rev J J (First Presbyterian). Clark Will. painter:
Clay Rev B F ( Christian).
Coleman James P. jailer.
Coleman & Threlkeld (R. E. Cole- man, M. T. Threlkeid. Livery and Sale-stables, and Proprietors Omnibus Line. (See ade.)
Commercial House, M. D. Bronson,
Proprietor. Good Sample-rooms con. nected. Cor. Main and Depot. (See adv.) Connor Richard F, boots and shoes.
Craig Ransom, barber.
Crawford Wm B, flour-mill.
Curry Jas A & Sons. drugs and stationery. Curry Mrs Wm T, proprietress hotel.
Daughters' College, Charles E. and John Aug. Williams Proprs. (See adv.) Daviess John B T, cooper-shop.
Davis Crittenden, sale and training-stable. Davis Fisher & Co. groceries.
Davis Marion M, watch-maker.
Dean Joseph, meat market.
Dedman Chas M. drugs and stationery.
Dedman Joseph O. dentist.
Fairman Jas A. tailor.
Farmery' National Bank, cap $75,000; Wm HI Robinson. pres; J E Bohanan, cashier. Ferguson Edwin V, hardware. Figg & Cohen, livery.
First National Bank, cap $100.000; Abra- barn B Bonta, pres; Jas M Curd, cashier.
Forsyth Matthew L, physician. Foster James A, groceries. Gadycombe Josias, saloon.
Gaither Edgar H, lawyer. Gaither Nathaniel, lawyer.
Gaither Wm N, physician.
Gibbs Mrs E A, dress-maker.
Gill Rev J C ( Methodist ).
Hall Moses D, groceries. Hanna Samuel, meat market.
Hardin Benjamin L, lawyer.
Hardin Charles A, circuit judge.
Hardin Thos H, lawyer.
Harvey Wm P. insurance agent.
Harvey Rev W P ( Baptist).
Harvey & Wood, notions.
Ilead Rev Edward B jr ( Methodist), and postmaster.
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Head & McFeat. wagon-makers.
Henderson Rev Win R (Presbyterian).
Jones Augustus, furniture.
Jones R W & Son, boots shoes, and dry goods.
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Junius Henry, stoves'and tin.
Krabau Emmett G. jeweler.
Kyle Thomas, physician.
Linney Wm M. shoemaker.
Litsey John & Co. druggists.
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Loughlin John T & Co. blacksmiths.
Loughlin & James, wagon-makers.
McCarty C W & Co, general store.
McFeat Joseph T. furniture.
McGrath Robert P, hats and caps, justice. Me Minimy Mis Ellen H, millinery.
McMinimy Wmn J, jeweler. Marinon J Q, carriage and harness-mkr.
Marimon & Robards, groceries.
Marimon & Son, flour and woolen card-mill. Marschall O R. tailor.
Matheny & Poteet, general store.
Mercer Coal and Grain Co; Tomlinson, Coger, Wilson & Thompson, coal and grain elevator.
Mercer Enterprise, L. D. Cardwell, Editor and Proprietor; circulation 1,500, throughout the Blue Grass Region.
Moore Daniel L. distillery, (4 miles east). Morgan Henry, barber.
Norris Spenie W. confectionery.
()'Connor Jeremiah, shoemaker.
Parrish John D. mn'gr W. U. Tel. Co. Patterson Benj F, saloon.
Payno Win. gen store.
Pearson & Curry, groceries and hardware.
Plummer Henry, physician.
Poik Ephraim J, lawyer.
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For Churches, Societies, Lodges, Mining and all Cor- porations. Medals; Hotel. Pool and Baggage Checks L. BOCHE, Engraver and Die Sicker, 156 Saadolph St., CHICAGO, IL
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Polk J K & Co, groceries.
Polk Thomas J, lawyer.
Poston Orpheus S, lawyer. Price Ansdel D, physician. Redwitz Otto, groceries.
Riesterer Herman, bakery.
Riker W H & Co, dry goods.
Rose Thomas S & Son, lumber, (4 miles w). St. James Hotel. (European Plan), J K. Polk, Manager cor. Poplar and Main. Smith K C, city marshal.
Smock John C, county sheriff.
'South-western Railroad, M Tabler, prest; Chas E Williams, jr, secy. Lessees, Jas A Tomlinson, Jesse E Cogar, Joseph M Wilson, John B Thompson.
Spilman Rev A T ( Presbyterian ).
Spilman Benjamin F, photographer.
Spiltosn Charles HI, physician.
Spilman John T., Attorney at Law, Collection and Real Estate Agent. Col- lections Will Receive Prompt Attention. Spilman Louis C, physician.
Stagg James H, undertaker.
Stanberry Rev George (St Phillip's P E).
Stevenson Edward L, lawyer.
Tebbets Clinton H, architect.
Thompson & Thompson, lawyers.
Tilford Benjamin, grocery.
Tupper Rev Allen jr ( Baptist).
Van Arsdall Jackson, distiller (9 miles n w) . Van Arsdall W S, flour-mill (3 miles n w). Van Arsdall & Litsey, groceries and hdw.
Van Arsdall & Vivion, clothing.
Van Diver Cole D, flour-mill (1} miles w). Van Diver & Yates, blacksmiths.
Wickersham Isaac M. builder.
Williams' Chill Pills. Williams & Rothaker, Props. and Manfre. (See adr.)
Williams C. E. & J. A., (Charles E. and John Augustus.) Propre. Daughters' College. (See adv. )
Williams John Aug., Pres't Daugh- ters' College. (See adr. )
Williams' Pile Cure, Williams & Rothacker, Manfrs. (See adv. )
Williams Wm T, flour-mill (2 miles & w). Wilson Robert F, barber.
Wilson Vance, county judge.
Wright Mrs J M, millinery.
Wright & Shelly, saloon.
Young James, grocery.
Young Rev J H ( Methodist).
HARROD'S CREEK. In the northern part of Jefferson county, 8 miles 1
north of Louisville. the county-seat, ou the L., H. C. & W. R. R. A distillery is located here, using steam-power. Goods should be shipped to Harrod's Creek Station. Daily mail. Population 98. Conrad Steinmetz, postmaster.
Duerson W. T., Physician. Holm Henry, saloon.
Lemon Jonas, blacksmith.
Miller W H, justice of peace. Ruhl Rev - ( Presbyterian).
Steinmetz Conrad, General Store.
Thomas W H, distiller.
Trigg Miss Jennie, teacher.
HARTFORD. The county-seat. of Ohio county, is located on Rough creek, 110 miles south-west of Louisville, and 4} miles from Beaver Dam, its shipping point on the P. & E. R. R. It has 2 daily stages to Beaver.Dam and a tri-weekly line of stages to Owensboro, the nearest shipping point, on the Ohio river. It has com- munication with Beaver Dam, MeHlenry, and Rockport by telephone, and a com- pany is being formed to put up a line to Owensboro. Hartford was settled in 1785, the first county court was held in 1800, at which time it was selected as the county- seat. Incorporated 1808. There are Bap- tist, Methodist, and Cumberland Presby. terian church organizations, and also Bap- tist and Methodist colored churches. A very fine college building has been recently erected, employing 8 teachers, with 225 scholars, and the citizens enjoy the benefits of superior educational advantages-tui- tion in the entire collegiate course being free to all the citizens of the town. There is a first-class steam and water flour-mill, with fine water-power. There are 3 black- smith, plow, and wagon shops. The build- ing and opening of Hartford College has given the town quite an impetus; the pop- ulation has increased, and quite a number of new buildings were erected during the year 1880, and already ( May, 1881), build- ing has commenced. The bonded debt of the town is $4,500, issued in aid of Hart- ford College, and is being rapidly extin- guished. The assessed value of property is #300,000. The court-house and jail are new, handsome and commodious buildings. A good hotel is also here, The export- are tobacco, live stock, lumber, and coal, the
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HAR
BE-MODELED.
RE-FURNISHED.
COMMERCIAL
HOUSE,
M. D. BRONSON, PROPRIETOR. - - HARRODSBURG, KY. Special Accommodations for Commercial Men. The only HOTEL in this place with SUPERIOR SAMPLE ROOMS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HORSEMEN AT THE LIVERY STABLE OF COLEMAN & THRELKELD,
Lexington Ave.,
HARRODSBURG, KY.
Horses and Mules bought and sold. Good Turnouts for hire. Proprietors of South - western Railroad Omnibus Line. Competent Drivere always in attend- ance.
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HARTFORD HERALD, HARTFORD, KY.
BARRETT & BRO., Publishers.
Democratic-Circulation 2000-Established 1875-Size 26x40-4 pages, 8 columna to page.
One of the adjoining counties has no paper. An excellent advertising medium. Terms reasonable. Am to circulation, influence and reliability, do not take the word of the publishera, but read the certificates of the following disinterested officials of the town and county in which it is published :
This is to certify, that as Post Master of Hartford, I have very good opportunities of ascertaining the circulation of the fferuld, published here, as nearly all the papers issued to subscribers, in or out of the county, pass through this office.
My predecessor, Judge C. J. Lawton, in March, 1879, certified that the circulation of the Herald was then not less than 1800. I became Post Master July, 1879, and know beyond doubt that the circulation bas increased since then, exactly how much I could not say, but think about 200.
This is a large county in area and population, having considerable mining interests, fifteen thriving little villages and towns. and sixteen post offices.
I regard the Herald as a good advertising medium, it having the reputation of being a reliable, pro- greesive newspaper.
R. P. ROWE, Font Master, Hartford, Ky.
I alul well acquainted with the Editors and Publishers of the Herald, Hartford, Ky., and am a regt- lar reader of their paper. I regardi it a reliable, newsy paper, one having the confidence of the public, and baving a very large circulation for a local paper, Free from any suggestions from the publishers, I would estimate the circulation to be about zuou copies. BEN NEWTON, Judge Ohio County Court.
We concur in the statements made by Judge Newton.
C. HARDWICK, Clerk Ohio Cirenit Court,
8AM K. COX Cleck Ohio County Court, B. P. HOCKER, Representative. F. P. MORGAN, Police Judge Hartford,
ARMISTEAD JONES, Assessor Ohio County,
W. H. GRIFFIN, Marshal Hartford,
J. P. SANDEFUR, Attorney for Ohio County, SAM E. HILL, State Senator,
J. EDWIN ROWE, School Commissioner, ,
E. L. SULLENGER, Jafler Obio County.
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QUEEN INS. CO. OF ENGLAND,
". E. M4. MORRIS, Manager Central and Southern Dep't,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
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county having an abundance of fine tim- ber and coal lands. Prominent among the enterprises of the town may be mentioned the Hartford Herald, a weekly newspaper, of which Messrs. Barrett & Bro. are pro- prietors. This paper is Democratic in politics, and enjoys a wide circulation, and, as an advertising medium. is first-class. The Barrett Bras. a >> transact considera- ble business as insurance agents. Mail daily. Express Adams. Population 1,000. R. P. Rowe, postmaster.
Adams Foster, coal mine. (2 miles s-w). Addington Virgil P. ary goods.
Alexander Prof. Wayland, Presi- dent Hartford College. Anderson Samuel W. dry goods.
Baird Alexander B, surveyor.
Barrett Bros .. Proprietors Hartford Herald. ( Nve alto.)
Barrett Elvis, coal mine, (2 miles s-w).
Barrett John P. master commissioner.
Bean Rev G J ( Methodist).
Bean G J & Son, groceries.
Berry Samuel L. physician.
Berryman Burr P. tailor.
Boswell Thomas H, county coroner.
Briggs Mrs Martha Il, millinery.
Carson J F, carpenter.
Carter J A. liverv.
Carter & Baird, saloon and restaurant. Chapeze JJohn. lawyer.
Cox Samuel K., County Clerk.
Cox Wm, builder.
Cox & Jarboe. builders.
Duke Thomas S, barness-maker.
Eidson L H, groceries,
Etzel August C, shoemaker.
Field Henry, Livery, Sale, Feed And Exchange Stable. Good Liveries Fur- nished on Short Notice.
Fogle Jesse E. lawyer.
Ford James W, druggist.
Frey Bruno, coal mine ( 2 miles south- west ). Greenwood & Watts (J. W. Green- wood and H. P. Watts), General Black- smiths and Wagon-makers. Repairing Done on Short Notice.
Gregory Wm F., Lawyer, Real Es- tate and Collection Agent. (See adv. ) Griffin Tyler. physician. Griffin Wmn H, city marshal. Griffin & Bro, druggists. Gunther Louis, bakery.
Hardwick Robert C, groceries.
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Hartford College, Prof. Wayland Alexander, Pres.
Hørtford Herald, Barrett Bros., Pro- prietors. (Are ado.)
Hartford House ($1.50 per day), Wni. T. King, Proprietor.
Hartford & Beaver Dam Stage Line, connecting with all Trains. Jobn S. Vaught, Proprietor.
Hill James L. wines and liquors.
Jones Armistead, county assessor.
King Wmn. T., Proprietor Hartford Houve and Livery, Sale. Feed and Ex. change Stable, and dealer in Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Kinsolving Herbert B., Attorney at Law. (See ade )
Klein George & Bro, hardware.
Little Lucien P. circuit judge. MeGill-W A, photographer.
MeHenry & Cox (Henry D. McHenry Samuel K. Cox), Brokers and Deal. er, in Exchange.
Mellenry & Hill ( Henry D. McHenry, Samuel E. Hill), Lawyers. (See adv.)
Miller Joseph T, physician. Morgan Ferdinand P. lawyer.
Morris Mrs R J. dress- making.
Newton Benjamin, county judge.
Ohio County Fair Association, Samuel K. Cox. President.
Pendleton John E, physician. Phipps John R & Win, flour-mill.
Porter Wm H, county surveyor. Potter, Condict & Co, saw-mill and lumber. Rosenberg Zadoc A, dry goods.
Ross Preston, meat market.
Rowe J Edwin, lawyer.
Rowe Richard P., General Store and Postmaster.
Sanderfur John P, county attorney.
Schapmier Christian F, boot and shoemk ?. Small Elias, general store.
Smith David L, sheriff.
Sullenger Erasmus, jailer.
Thomas Bros, groceries.
Thomas James A, general store.
Thomas & Kimbley, druggists.
Townsend & Massie, lawyers.
Tracy Dan. F., Mnfr Carriages, Bug- gies, Wagons, General Repairing and Blacksmithing Done on Short Notice. (See adr.)
Taught John S., Propr Hartford and Beaver Dam Stage Line, Express Agent, and Coal Mines.
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WILLIAM F. GREGORY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
HARTFORD, KENTUCKY.
Collection of claims and correspondence will receive prompt attention. Will practice in the Courts of Ohio and adjoining Counties, and in Court of Appeals.
H. B. KINSOLVING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC @@@ REAL ESTATE AGENT.
HARTFORD, KENTUCKY.
Will practice his profession in Ohio and adjoining Counties, and in the Court of Appeals of Kentucky Special attention given to the collection of claims. Remittances promptly made.
DAN. F. TRACY, Dealer in and Manufacturer of
Wagons, Buggies and Plows.
General Repairing in all its Branches, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF BURIAL MATERIAL. A GOOD HEARSE ALWAYS READY TO ATTEND FUNERALS.
HARTFORD, KY.
SAMUEL E. HILL.
HENRY D. MeHENRY.
MCHENRY & HILL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
HARTFORD, KY.
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Chicago Zinc Works,
All kinds of interior and exteriororna. mentation made from special designs. J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., CHICAGO.
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Walker & Hubbard, lawyers.
Wallace Clayton T, physician.
Wedding George C, lawyer. Weinsheimer Heinrich, watch-maker.
Williams Bros, groceries.
Williams Gross B, groceries.
Williams Thomas, coal mine, (2 miles s-w). Woerner Louis F, shoemaker.
HATFIELD. A country post-office in Pike county.
HASKINSVILLE. Greene county (See Camp Knox).
HAVILANDSVILLE. In the north-eastern part of Harrison county, 15 miles north of Cynthiana, the county-seat, and 10 miles south of Falmouth, its near- est shipping point, on the K. C. R. R. Adams Express. Semi-weekly mail. Pop- ulation 50. W. D. Hickman, postmaster.
Arnold W. B., Flour and Wool-carding. Ashbury John, live stock.
Browning D P & Co, saw and corn-mill.
Hickman W. D., General Store and Leaf-tobacco. Kandy G W, blacksmith. Slade & Hill, general store. Vanhook H V, physician.
HAWESVILLE. The seat
of justice for Hancock county is located on the left bank of the Ohio river, 120 miles from Louisville. Population 800. Here is a furniture factory, 1 flour-mill, 1 hub and spoke factory, 4 churches, 1 school, and a weekly newspaper. A new public school building has just been erected at & cost of $10.000; 4 teachers are employed. A new first-class hotel is here, which cost $7,000. Hawesville is the center of the best coal-producing district of the State. Daily mail. Mrs. Sallie A. Herzog, post- master.
Allen Robert H, blacksmith.
Arcade Hotel, August Borgschulze, prop'r. Archer Fred L, general store.
Ayers E K, live stock.
Badger Wm W, county surveyor. Beard Wallace S, county attorney.
Bergenroth Louis, shoemaker. Black Garland D, lawyer.
Borgschulze August, prop'r Arcade Hotel. Boyd Alexander, wines and liquors. Bridenbache E, coal mine.
Brown Huston, groceriers and provisions. Brown Murray, county judge and lawyer. Brown Samuel F, general store.
Burgenroth & Bros, coal mines (2 miles s-w). Carder & Boyd, general store.
Carlton House, Miss O Carlton & sister, - prop'rs.
Carlton Joseph W, hub and spoke mfr.
Crammond Wm, prop'r Hawesville & Can- nelton Ferry
Duncan Cecilias T, school commissioner.
Duncan Charles B. general store.
Duncan Robert E, county clerk.
Elder E L, barber.
Freeman Amos. general store.
Fritz Michael W, groceries.
Goering Miss Bettie, millinery.
Goering Leonard C, blacksmith.
Goering Wm, shoemaker.
Gregory L L, physician.
Gregory & Bennett, furniture.
Hawesville -Plain Dealer, Sterett & Riley, publishers.
Hawley Stephen A, hotel and grocery. Henning Alfred, insurance.
Herzog Frank, Farm Implements, Stoves and Tinware.
Heyman George, wagon-maker.
Holmes L T, physician.
Jolly James W, asssessor.
Kaufman Emil, shingles.
King Rev Father (Catholic).
Knoll Jacob, tailor.
Larkin Thomas P, constable.
Lawson George W, live stock.
McAdams E. P., circuit clerk, court- house.
McAdams George W, tobacco.
Mason Michael A, lawyer.
Miller Reuben A, lawyer.
Miller Wm W, saddler.
Millership Mrs E, saloon.
Moores James A, blacksmith.
Newman & McAdams, tobacco. Norman Charles C. physician.
Oliver Dr Robert B, druggist.
Pool Thomas, gunsmith.
Powers Stephen, general store.
Roberts Wm S, lawyer. Shelly Z H & Co, flour-mill and grocery. Slattery Miss Gertrude, Millinery Goods, etc.
Snyder David C., Forwarding, Com- mission and Produce Merchant, Adams Express Agent, and Prop'r Wharf-boat. Sterett Green, physician (4 miles east).
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BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Have Settled more than 1,400 Losses, and have had but 13 Re- stated Claims. Agents Everywhere.
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Sterett & Duncan, drugs and books. Sterett & Riley, publishers Hawesville Plain- dealer.
Stone & Bush, lawyers.
Taber Charles T, livery and ice.
Taber Wm W, general store. Taylor Robert W. physician.
Thomas Samuel P, sheriff.
Thomas, Tabor & Co, tobacco.
Thomas Wm S, live stock.
Tift Russell G, police judge. Wheeler Lysander N. shoemaker.
Wilson George, general store.
HAWTHORN. A small and unim- portant post-office in Campbell county.
HAYSVILLE. In the southern part of Meade county, 8 miles south of Bran- denburg, its nearest shipping point, on the Ohio river. Tri-weekly mail. Popu- lation 60. W. H. H. Singleton postmaster. Foote V, physician.
George Wiley, carriage trimmer. Patridge W W. carpenter.
Singleton W. H. H., Blacksmith.
HAYNESVILLE. On a small stream, known as Panther creek, in Ohio county, 16 miles from Cloverport, its ship- ping station, and 100 from Louisville, is a settlement of 100 people, known by this name. Semi-weekly mail.
HAZARD. The county-seat of Perry. 75 miles east of Livingston, its nearest shipping point on the L. & N. R. R., and 250 south-east of Louisville. Population 150. Daily mail. I. J. Davidson, postmaster. Baker W. W., General Store.
Combs J H, lawyer. Combs W W. hotel. Cornitt E C. flour-mill.
Davidson Ira J., County and Circuit Court Clerk.
Eversole J C, gen store and attorney. French B F. lawyer. Grigsby B. justice of peace. Nickels & Vermillion, general store. Taylor W C, constable.
Walker John, Flour-mill.
HAZLE GREEN. In the eastern part of Wolfe county, 10 miles north-east of Campton, the county-seat, 25 south-east
of Cornwall, its nearest. shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling branch of the I .. , C. & I .. R'y, and 170 southeast of Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Cornwall; fare $2. Population 100. H. C. Herndon, postmas- ter.
Bise J. P., Wagon-maker.
Cox Wm, saw and grist-mill,
Day A T, hotel.
Day Floyd, general store.
Day L M, lawyer.
Day Taylor, general store.
Finch Joshua, carpenter,
Hazel Green Mill Co. (D. G. Combs Q. C. Daniel, and F. M. Thomas), Saw and Flour-mills.
Herndon H. C., Justice and Druggist. James D B, blacksmith.
Kash C F. physician.
Kash J M. lawyer.
Maple J W. lawyer.
Muncie John, carpenter.
Pieratt J II, harness-maker and hotel.
Pieratt J T, blacksmith.
Rowland J L, physician.
Swango G B, general store.
Thomas F M, physician.
Ward James, cabinet-maker.
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HAZEL PATCH. In the northern part of Laurel county, 11 miles north of London, the county-seat, 6 east of Living- ston, its nearest shipping point, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 145 south-cast of Louisville, Daily mail and stage to Livingston, London and Rockcastle Springs. J. R. Kemper, post- master.
Adams Jas M. justice of peace.
Alexander Thos., Hotel and Grocer.
Broughton Dudley, saloon. Broughton Stephen, saloon.
Brownlie G D, express agent.
Castell Lemuel, justice of peace.
Castell R N. constable.
Dver H M. physician.
Jones David, blacksmith.
Kemper J. R., Hotel and General Store.
Kemper Moses, flour-mill.
Leath J M, teacher. Mitchell Norton, blacksmith. Mobley Rev Richard ( Baptist).
Owen W J & J, saloon.
Sambrook George, saw-mill.
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FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PEILADELPELA,
MORRIS & BAYLY MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
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Whitt Rev Alfred ( Baptist). Wolum J, blacksmith.
HAZELWOOD. A post-office, in the western part of Ballard county, 12 miles west of Blandville, the county-seat. and 11 from Cairo, Ills. Mail somi-weekly. Albert Maus, postmaster.
Northington G A, general store. Rivers Thomas, physician.
HEAD OF GRASSY. In the south-eastern part of Lewis county. 20 miles south-east of Vanceburg, the county- seat, its nearest shipping point on the Ohio river, and 20 west of Grayson. on the E. K. R. R. Semi-weekly mail. G. W. Stamper, postmaster.
Bloomfield, Stafford & Co., Flour. mill.
Cooper Amon, justice of peace.
Fults James M, justice of peace. Large W A, live stock. Mavity Rev H ( Christian). Mawk R H, justice of peace. Moore W W, lawyer.
Morsk R J, justice of peace.
Orcutt Rev W M ( Christian).
Rice G, R. R agent.
Stamper George W., General Store. Stamper J W, waron-maker. Warde W., Express Agent. Willams -, physician.
HEADQUARTERS. A small set- tlement in Nicholas county, 6 miles south- west of Carlisle, the county-seat, and 6 miles north-west of Millersburg, the ship- ping point on K. C. R. R. Population 60. Wheat, live stock, and tobacco are shipped. Mail by special supply. W. J. Kennedy, postmaster.
Barlow S T, general store. Barton Joshua, distiller. Brayfield M B, general store. Feback Amos, wagon-maker. Fisher S R. druggi.t.
Hopper W R, blacksmith. Kennedy & Turley, Tobacco. Le Burris M D. U S store and gauger. Paisal J S. U S store and gauger. Smith G C, horses and mules. Teback I D & J W. saw-mill. Thompson R A, live stock. Turley JJ T, live stock.
HEBBARDSVILLE. In the south-eastern part of Henderson count; 12 miles south-east of Henderson, the coun- ty-seat, and nearest railroad approach, and 209 south-west of Louisville. The me-t convenient shipping point is Bluff City, on Green River, 13 miles distant, Consign freight, care Green & Barren River Navi- gation Co. Tri-weekly mail and stage tv Henderson and Owensboro. Population 160. J. H. Burns, postmaster.
Allegnee & Lightfoot. churn-makere. Allegnee & Negly, coal dealers.
Boyd Rev A. Burns James, hotel.
Carroll & Sons, flour and saw-mills.
Garraway & Van Rossum, confectioners. Hart R S & Co., gen store and tobacco Hatchitt Rev A. Hatchitt A, justice of peace.
Hatchitt .; P, live stock.
Hust & Willingham, druggists. Johnson T P, general store.
Lewis J F, physician.
Lightfoot N L. physician.
Needham Rev George.
Priest T W, cattle dealer.
Robertson J. manufacturer. Robinson C, blacksmith. Schaeffer R M, justice.
Shacklitt & Johnson, blacksmiths. Spurgeon B, constable.
HEBRON. This is a settlement in Boone county, 3 miles from Delhi, Ohio. the shipping point by rail, and 4 from Anderson's Ferry, Ohio. Goods for here are usually shipped by boat to Anderson & Ferry. Here is a steam saw and grist- mill, 1 church and a free school. Tri- weekly stage to Covington; fare $1. Popu- lation 100. Mail tri-weekly. J. A. Davis. postmaster.
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