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Farston John W, flour-mill. Felix John "1, lawyer. Fleming Mrs Lucy, lunch-rooms.
Gilbert John W, physician.
Hackley S O, distiller (54 miles west).
Harris Nathaniel, distiller (10 miles west). Hawkins Bros, distillers (5 miles south). Hawkins G B, distiller (5 miles south).
Hickman & Bro ( John W and Frank T), groceries, hardware, etc, .
Hoffman Isaac, ins. and liquor broker. Hull Isaac V, restaur'nt and confectionery.
Johnson Dick, agent for J P Ripy & Co, wholesale liquors.
Johnson J M & Co (Jesse M Johnson, W R Boston, C A Bond), general store. Joseph I & Co ( Isaac Joseph, I Hoffman), dry goods, etc.
Kavanaugh Dandridge W, druggist.
Lindsey & Posey (Daniel W Lindsey, James ME Posey), lawyers.
Lyons J. W. & Co. (Jasper W Ly- ons, -), Wholesale Dealers in Ander- son County (Kentucky) Whiskies in Bond.
Lyons R. S. & Co. (Robert S. Lyons, -), Wholesale Dealers in Hand-made Sour-mash Anderson County (Kentucky) Whiskies. (See adr.)
McAfee Dwight A, hardware.
MeBraver J H. distiller.
McBrayer W H, distiller (23 miles east).
McGinnis Bros ( Frank and James), car- -
riage-makers.
McKee J H D & L W (Joseph H D and Lewis W), lawyers.
Me Mullen Wm H, grocer, boot and shoe- maker.
MeQuiddy Robert I, drugs and physician. Maddox Mrs Maria H, proprietress Mad- dox House.
Maddox Wm H. saloon.
Minor Thomas R, barber.
Mitchell George W, justice of peace.
Mitchell & Arthur (George W Mitebell, James N Arthur), saloon.
Morris J S, commonwealth attorney.
Oliver J C. distiller (9 miles west).
Ottenheimer Emanuel, groceries, etc. Parker Joseph J, fancy goods.
Portwood A. M., Attorney at Law and Insurance. Special Agent Com- mercial Union Assurance Co., of Lon- don. (See adv.)
Portwood George A, confectioner and saloon.
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LAW
R. S. LYONS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Old-Fashioned Hand-Made Sour-Mash
ANDERSON CO., KENTUCKY
WHISKIES,
Lawrenceburg, Anderson Co., Ky.
SPECIAL ATTENTION CALLED TO OUR STOCK OF VERY OLD SOUR-MASH WHISKEY,
THE ANDERSON NEW'S,
CLAUDE BUCKLEY, Editor and Publisher. (HARRY BUCKLEY, Associate Editor.)
Terms, $2.CO pe: Tear in Advance. Liberal Terms to Advertisers. .
LAWRENCEBURG, KY. Only Paper in Anderson County. Official Organ of Town and County.
A. M. PORTWOOD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LAWRENCEBURG, ANDERSON CO., KY.
Collections Made Throughout the State. References Given.
Also Fire Insurance Agent, representing the best companies in the United States and Europe.
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Posey J M, county judge. Price John S, meat market.
Roberts & Carl ( Hillery Roberts, Henry S Carl), undertakers.
Robinson P M, county elerk.
Ripy J P & Co. (James P Ripy, --- ), wholesale liquors.
Ripy Thomas B. distiller (44 miles east).
Searcy Buel, distiller (10 miles west).
Searcy Corwin, groceries and tinware. Searcy J S & Co, distillers (5 miles west ). Shryock Lemuel, tinsmith.
Shryock Wm, shoemaker.
Smithson Joseph, coroner.
Stevens J W, distiller (4 miles west ).
Sweeny R B, school commissioner.
Tinsley Miss Margaret, millinery.
Walker M & Son ( Monroe and Wm P), wholesale liquors.
Wash A W, county surveyor. Wash James A, lawyer.
Waterfield & Frazier ( ----- and Holman Frazier), distillers ( 4 miles east ).
Wells Mrs. Sarah W., Proprietress Anderson House.
Wells Thomas E, livery stable.
Willis S T. distiller (13 miles west). Witherspoon Aldrich C, harness-maker. Williams Charles W., Postmaster. Witherspoon James F, insurance agent.
Witherspoon Oren H, physician.
LAWRENCEVILLE. A small settlement in Grant county, 6 miles from Mason, the nearest railroad point. Popu- lation 40. Weekly mail. W. T. Mozee, postmaster.
Allphin H Z, justice of peace. Ambler JJ. H., General Store.
Cobb Rev Timothy ( Baptist ). Green C P, blacksmith. Hensley Samuel, constable. Holbrook Jasper, wagon-maker.
Kennedy P P, justice of peace. Mozee W. T., Drugyist and Physician. Mozee & Kinman, blacksmiths. Starnes Dudley, live stock. Sweeney Richard, barber.
LAYNESVILLE. In the south- eastern part of Floyd county, 15 miles south-east of Prestonburg, the county-seat, 60 south of Willard, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the E. K. Ry, and 100
south of Catlettsburg, its nearest shipping point by water, on the Ohio river. Daily mail. Population 40. . Lindsey Layne, postinaster.
Ferguson Stephen M, saw and flour-mill. Hatcher K F, general store.
Layne Lindsey M., Timber, etc. Lagno Moses S & Co. general store. Layne Samuel G, carpenter.
LEATHER STORE. In the south- western part of Anderson county, 13 miles south-west of Lawrenceburg, the county- seat, 25 south-west of Frankfort, its nearest shipping point, on the Lexington branch of the L .. C. & L. R. R., and 58 north- west of Louisville. Population 40. Semi- weekly mail. D. M. Yocum, postmaster. Gregory Seneca, wagon-maker.
Hyatt John, General Store and Saloon. Johnson James, physician. Leathers C A, physician.
Mayes R G. blacksmith.
Morgan W H, general store. Perry Rev S S (Baptist).
Sandford A J, physician.
Vaught Rev W P ( Methodist).
Tocum D. M., General Store.
LEBANON. An enterprising town of -- late census report-2,050 inhabitants. It is the county-seat of Marion county, and is a station on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 67 miles from Louisville. The surroundings of Lebanon are rich ag- ·ricultural and heavily-timbered lands. It contains 8 churches, 3 colleges, steam flour- mill, furniture factory, 2 weekly newspapers, 2 banks, capital $250.000, and 3 hotels. The Norris House, opened in 1880, is one of the finest hotels in Central Kentucky, and is re- plete with all modern improvements, and is justly popular. The Guthrie House, at the depot, is under the same good management as heretofore. A very extensive collection and law business is done here by Samuel B. Berry, Esq., who is well known. The dental parlors of P. T. Dedman are located here. Mr. Dedman is a graduate of the Pennsylvania College of. Dental Surgery. Daily stages to Springfield, fare 50 cents. Adams Express. Daily mail. Adolph B. Hilpp, postinaster.
Abell Robert W, blacksmith. Abell Samuel, groceries.
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LARGEST HOTEL IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY
NORRIS HOUSE.
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J. L. NORRIS,
Proprietor, -
MAIN STREET, LEBANON, KY.
Three Story Brick, with all Modern Improvements. Opened in 1880. Electric Bells, Bath Rooms, Eleva- tor, &c. Porter at all trains, and baggage transferred to and from depot free of charge. Also first-class Livery Stable in connection with Hotel.
ESTABLISHED 1854. LEBANON CARRIAGE FACTORY.
JOHN RUBEL, (Successor to Owen Rubel & Son.) MANUFACTURER OF
Light Carriages, Buggies,
PHAETONS AND SPRING WAGONS,
RICHES.CO
The Celebrated Dexter Queen Spring a Specialty. Special Attention to Repairing and Repainting Old Work. All Work fully Warranted. LEBANON, KY.
COR. MAIN AND DEPOT STREETS,
DENTISTRY.
P. T. DEDMAN, D. D. S.,
LEBANON, KY.
Opposite Court House, (Up Stairs.)
THOMAS L. BRYAN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
LEBANON, KENTUCKY.
Plans and Estimates Furnished on Application. Correspondence Solicited.
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QUEEN INS. CO. OF ENGLAND,
T. II. IL. MORRIS, Manager, Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Adams E Lloyd, distillery (8 miles s). Adams R & J (Richard and James), meats. Baker Wm H, lawyer.
Barbour James P, propr Times and lawyer. Barr John, carpenter.
Belden & Chapline (John D Belden, Thomas L Chapline), grocers.
Berry Nicholas T, lawyer.
Berry Sam B., Attorney at Law and Collection Agent. (See ade.)
Bevill John M. tailor.
Bickett John H. wagon and plow-maker.
Boldrick & MeAfee ( George D Boldrick, Chilton F McAtee) drugeists.
Bottomley Rev E W ( Methodist).
Bowman B F, constable. Bracken Rev Thomas A (Presbyterian).
Bretney J Wickliff, harnes -- maker.
Bretney & Co ( John R and Edwin B Bret- ney ) hardware, tannery, leather, findings. Bruce Thomas E. groceries.
Bryan Thomas L., Contractor and Builder (See adr).
Burton Robert, judge county court.
Calvary Academy, Mother Libretta (4 miles s-w).
Campbell House, Joseph G. Camp- bell, Propr. Good Accommodations for the Traveling Public. Rates Reduced to $1.50 per day.
Campbell Joseph, Proprietor Camp- bell House. Good Beds a Specialty. Sample Rooms Connected. Rates Re- duced to $1.50 per day.
Cardwell John M, groceries and wholesale liquors. Carlisle John B, dry goods. Caskey Robert A, blacksmith. Clark Robert W, general store. Cleaver David Jr, city marshal.
Cleaver George H, physician. Cleaver Paul C, livery and saloon.
Clelland Rev T H : Presbyterian). Clements Edward H, saloon.
Cohen & Fuhrmann ( Joseph Cohen, Simon Fuhrmann) clothing.
Connett Amazon, mnfr mattresses and cabinet-maker.
· Conway W L & Bro ( Wm L and Berry T) groceries.
Courts Braxton E, saddles and harness. Dedman Philip T., Dentist, Main, opp. Court-house. (Se ade.) De Fraine Rey P : Catholic ). Dilahunty Mrs Catharine, groceries. Edelen Jas H, druggist.
Edmonds J & D W (Jamesand David W ), general store.
Edmonds Wm F, general store.
Edmonds & Bro ( Robert B and Albert), boots and shoes.
England Alfred W, wagon-maker.
England Thos E, groceries.
England & Barr (Wm B England, John Barri, undertakers.
England & Goodin (Wm B England, Robt Goodin), hardware.
England & Johnston ( Robt A England, Wmn R Johnston), groceries.
Farahar Patrick, saloon and boarding.
Finucan M. D., Proprietor O K Sa- loon. Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors, and Cigars. Opp. Norris House, Main. Fogle John D, lawver,
Fowler Wmn F. merchant tailor.
Gardner Jas W, groceries.
Gilmore Henry D, general store.
Goodin & Co. (W. T., R. L., R. Good- in, and D. J. Twomey), Dealers in Fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, and Tobacco, Main, opp. Court-house.
Graves Stephen J, painter.
Guthrie House, Kelley & Ballard, Proprietors, at Depot.
Hardy A S, jailer.
Harrison W B & Son (Wm Band J S Har- rison ), lawyers.
Hays Wm T L, auctioneer.
Heubsch John, shoemaker.
Hill Clement S. lawyer.
Hill Edward L, livery stable.
Hill Robert G, clerk circuit court.
Hilpp Adolph B, postmaster.
Hilpp & Bro (Robert F and J Louis), bakers and confectioners.
Hite Wm H, saddles and harness.
Hogden Robt T, physician.
Hopper Jas W, proprietor Lebanon Stan- dard, and lawyer.
Hopper Rev Robert A (Christian). Howard Daniel H, dep coll int revenue. Howe Jas. blacksmith.
Hudson Jobn H. painter.
Humkey Henry, carriage-maker.
Jarboe & Whorton (Richard Jarboe, Wm Whorton), coal. Jenkins F S. W U telegraph operator. Johnson Charles A, lawyer. Johnston HI & Son (Harvey and Joseph HI Johnston ), hardware.
Jones John H, coal and wood. Kelley James A, insurance agent.
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Kelley Oliver G., Judge City Court. Kelley & Ballard ( Oliver G. Kelley,
George L. Ballard ), Proprietors Guthrie House (22 per day). Good livery con- nected. Depot.
Keogh Christopher, saloon.
Kilgore Homer A, jeweler.
Kirby James, shoemaker.
Kirk James HI, collector.
Knott W.S, school-commissioner.
Knott Wm T, station agent.
Knott & Spalding ( Win $ Knott, Samuel T Spalding), lawyers. Lancaster B J, assessor.
Lancaster Robt B, distillery (half mile s). Lapsley Rev J T ( Presbyterian ).
Latimer George R. dry .goods.
Lebanon Gaslight Company. Fletcher Wilson. pres; R E Kirk, sec'y. Lee Albert, sheriff.
McBeth Joshua B, dentist.
McChord Robert C, physician.
McChord & Belden (John McChord, John D Belden), lawyers.
McDonough Patrick, merchant tailor.
Mc Elroy George S, Adams Express agt.
Mackin & Hamilton (Thomas Mackin, Geo C Hamilton), meat market.
Marion National Bank; capital $150,000 ; surplus $22,000. R H Rowntree, pres; N S Ray, cashier.
Marshall A Brady, lawyer and justice.
Mattingly Walter E, physician.
Mattingly & Lanham ( Martin Mattingly, F H Lanham), furniture and limber.
Meeks Francis, Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Court Square.
Merkley Wm E, flour-mill.
Meux Abraham barber, Norris House,
Miller Joseph, painter.
Miller Joseph H, restaurant.
Mock George S, photographer.
Mueller, Wathen & Kobert ( H Mueller, R V Wathen, Chas Kobert), distillers.
National Bank of Lebanon, cap $100,000, surp $15,000, Richard M Spalding pres, R E Kirk cashier.
Newcomb E F, sewing-machines.
Norris House, John L. Norris, Propr. Also First-class Livery Attached. Main. ( See nde. )
Norris John L., Propr. Norris House and Livery Stable. Main, (See adr.) Palmer Robt C Jr, county attorney.
Palmer R C & Son ( Robt C and Marshall KI, physicians.
Phillips HI B & Co ( Hugh B and James G Phillips !. general store and flour-mill.
Phillip- James E, saddles and harness.
Riggs George, groceries.
Rodman Hillary D, druggist.
Rowntree & Lisle ( Rutherford H Rown- tree. Wm J Liste,. lawyers.
Rubel John, Mnfr. Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, and Spring Wagons, cor. Main and Depot. (See adr.)
Rus-ell & Son ( Wm E Russell, S A Rus- sell), lawyers.
Savage Charles, harness-maker.
Schwaner Casper, shoemaker.
Sea Joseph M, drugyist.
Severance John, county clerk.
Shuck Finley, lawyer ..
Smith Arthur, painter.
Smith Nat. saloon and livery.
Smith Wm H & Sons (Wm H, J Ralph, W'm L. and John), distillers and saloon. Spalding L A and W F & Co ( Leonard A. Wm F, and Wm R Spalding i, gen store. Spalding Theo B. county commissioner. Spalding & Rubel, insurance. Spencer Wm II, groceries.
SAM B. BERRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND COR FOR ERADSTRI PANT,
LEBANON, KENTUCKY.
OFFICE AT SOUTH-WEST CORNER COURT SQUARE.
Will Practice in Marion and adjoining Counties and in Court of Appeals, Kentucky. Special attention to Collections.
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SLATE ROOFING OF THE BEST QUALITY: Send for Estimates. J. W. ATKINSOY, 313-321 South Clinton Street CHICAGO. ILL.
250 LEB . KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LEI
Stov Charles S, jeweler. Thomas John R. lawyer.
Thompson Joseph P, lawyer.
Twomey & Co ( Dan'l J Twomey, Robert Goodin and W T Goodin), saloon.
Vanarsdell & Funk (J Harvey Vanarsdell,
Matt B Funk), tour-mill. (5 miles n-e). Warren Wm, merchant tailor.
Wathen Win W. general -tore.
Webb W. Neh, lawyer and insurance agt. Wilkinson James N, wagon-maker.
Yokem Josiah ( colored), shoemaker.
LEBANON JUNCTION. The north-western terminus of the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 12 miles south of Shepherdsville, the county-seat of Bul- litt county, andl 30 south of Louisville. Western Union Telegraph. Daily mail. Population 125. M. J. Cockerell, post- master.
Carpenter J M. justice.
Cockerell Matthew J., General Store. Cook C J, physician. .
Grobins A S, books and stationery.
McNeil J D, express and R. R. agent.
Martin & Bro, flour-mill.
Masken Tavlor, general store.
Mount J W, druggist.
Rickets J E, hotel. Smith & Strieff, general store. Strieff S, boot and shoemaker.
LEESBURG. In the southern part of Harrison county, 10 miles south of Cyn- thiana, the county-seat. nearest shipping point by rail, on the K. C. R. R., and 100 east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail and stage to Cynthiana. Population 250.
Anderson Bros, blacksmiths. Barley Joseph, physician.
Barkley Miss MI O. teacher. Hart Thos. H., Druggist. Sanders & Wilson, general store. Shropshire J C, groceries. Zumwalt James S, groceries.
LEITCHFIELD. Is situated be- tween Bearand Rough creeks, on the P. & E. R. R., is the county-seat of Grayson, was settled in 1810. is 4 miles west of Grayson Springs, and 70 south-west of Louisville. It has Catholic, Methodist. Baptist and Christian churches, a Catholic and Protest- ant seminary, a public school, a jail, and a
court-house, erected at a cost of $30,000, a steam flour-inill, and a good hotel. the Hey- ser House, considered one of the best ou the road. Exports tobacco and country. produce. Western Union Telegraph. Southern Express. Daily mail. Stage to Hardinsburg, 30 miles distant, semi-weekly. Population 500. D. O'Riley, postmaster.
Adams Horatio N, wagon-maker and dealer in agricultural implements.
Arnold Prof B P, principal High-school and Grayson Seminary. Barton & Conklin (John C Barton, James T Conklin), drugs, groceries. books. etc. Bozarth & Stoy (J. W. Bozarth, H. WV. Stov), Lawyers.
Bratcher Harvey C. county assessor.
Brown Edwin O., County Clerk.
Chastain Allen M, carpenter and builder. Conklin Wm L, lawyer.
Day James W, watch-maker.
Denton Isaiah J, city marshal.
Edelen James D, constable.
Evans Staadeker & Co (Wm C Evans, Benard Staadeker, Geo M Cresap), gen- eral store.
Eveleigh Wm. lumber mnfr and four-mill (9 miles north ).
Fullilove Rev James (Baptist).
Gosnell, Bishop & Jones (J W Gosnell, J A Bishop, Wm O Jones), general store. Gosnell Jesse T. circuit clerk.
Gosnell John W, clothing.
Graham John C, lawyer and police judge. Hackett James B, sheriff.
'Haden J W. physician.
Haynes Wm R, commonwealth attorney. Heston Robert L, physician.
Heyback Daniel, carpenter and builder.
Heyser F T & Bro (Foster T & Charles F), grocers and confectioners.
Heyser House ($2 per day), Thomas Heyser, Prop'r, East of Public Square. (See adr.)
Heyser Thomas, Proprietor Heyser. House, east of Public Square. ( See adt.) Hill, Willis & Lewis (Wm B Hill, Rob't
( Willis, Jesse V Lewis), general store. Holden James R, barber.
Layman Andrew JJ. livery and sale stable. Lewis Wm J, Hour-mill.
MeBeath Thomas R. circuit judge.
MeCall & Barton (Wm P MeCall, John R Barton), harness-makers. MeClure Jas M, lawyer and county judge.
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Have Settled more than 1,100 Losses, and have had but 13 Re- sisted Claims. Agents Everywhere,
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MeNicoll James, station agent.
Melody Rov M F (Catholic).
Meredith Eleazer, prop'r Grayson House. Moorman & Co (Lemueland James C Moor- man) leaf-tobacco.
O'Riley Daniel, Postmaster and Ex- press Agent.
O'Riley & Hogan. (Daniel O'Riley. John D. Hogan). General Store and Dealer in Railroad Ties and White-oak Staves.
Pendus James, transfer and express.
Purcell George T, attorney at law and deputy sheriff.
Roberts Henry H, stoves and tinware and furniture.
Rogers E & J H (Evan and Joshua H), har- ness-makers.
Rogers & Bertle, live stock.
Rogers & Thomas (If C Rogers, James Thomas), blacksmiths.
Rossdeutcher Otto, leaf-tobacco.
Rossdeutcher & Bro (Otto & Theodore), shoemakers.
St Joseph's Parochial School, Rev M F Melody, pastor.
Sisk T M. boarding-house.
Stone George W., Lawyer.
Stone John E., Surveyor and Real Estate Agent.
Stoy Henry W., Insurance Agent.
Strickler Clarence A, physician.
Taylor James W, coroner.
Thomas Edwin, lawyer.
Wortham James S., County Attor- nev.
Wortham Wood V., Drugs, Groceries, Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, etc.
LENOXBURG. A village in the northern part of Bracken county, 14 miles
west of Brookville, the county-seat, 8 east of Falmouth, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the K. C. R. R .. 5 south of Foster's Landing on the Ohio river, and 180 north- east of Louisville. Population 50. Mail by special supply. S. H. Thomas, post- master.
Hesler Fred, boot and shoemaker.
Hesler Jacob, blacksmith.
Houston S E, physician.
Landen & Bro., General Store.
Poe A W, wagon-maker.
1 Riley J S, flour-mill.
Thomas S. H., Manager Co-operative Trade Association.
Wallace F F, undertaker.
Wilson L C R, blacksmith.
LEONARD, A small settlement in Harlan county, 240 miles from Louisville, and 18 from Harlan, the county-seat. Population 30. Semi-weekly mail. W. R. Bailey, postmaster.
Creech Isaac, flour and saw-mill.
Creech John, general store.
Creech T J. mechanic.
Creech W H H, blacksmith.
Kelly Wm P, blacksmith.
Smith John M, general store.
Wynn Elcanah, flour and saw-mill.
LESLIE. In Cumberland county, 1} miles from the Cumberland river, 40 from Glasgow, the shipping point by rail, and 5 from Burkesville, the county-seat, is this post-office and village of 120 inhabit- ants. Mail semi-weekly. S. W. Toung, postmaster.
Allen George N., Live Stock and Jus- tice.
HEYSER HOUSE,
THOS. HEYSER, PROPRIETOR.
MAIN . CRC STREET, EAST OF SQTARE,
LEITCHFIELD, KY.
Having thoroughly re-fitted and re-furnished this house, we are now prepared to accommodate the trav- eling public. We guarantee satisfaction. Liberal rates. Give us a call. References, the traveling public.
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MORRIS & BAYIT MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
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Allen J G, carpenter and bee hives. Clare C. J., Painter and Agent. Collins John, constable. Ebert D A. flour and saw-mill. Eubank Joseph, blacksmith. Grace John, physician. Humes Wilson, blacksmith. Lacy & Hale, wagon-makers. Milam Rev Wm E ( Presbyterian). Itider Joseph, cooper. Schiedler Fred, music teacher. Smith Wm. & Bro., General Store. Stockton Martin, distiller. Williams H C, carpenter.
LEVEE. In the southern part of Montgomery county, 5 miles south of Mt. Sterling, its nearest shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling division of the L. C. & L. R'y, and 131 south-east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Population 35. Mrs. Annie Kerney, postmaster.
Anderson M. W. tanner. Bowen Win, carpenter. Burger H C, wagon-maker.
Hainlin Miss Betty, millinery. Hainlin E C, carpenter. Hainlin V C, blacksmith. Hall E. R., Saw-mill. Riddle R, blacksmith.
LEVEL GREEN. Is sometimes called Jimtown, in the south-western part of Rockcastle county, S miles south of Mt. Vernon, the county-seat, its nearest ship- ping point, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 137 south-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Tri-weekly mail. Population 125. H. C. Hasty, post- · master.
Brown J J, constable. Brown J. N., Lawyer. Brown Wmn H, live stock. Burnett Rev C D ( Methodist). Catron A & H, live stock.
Hasty H. C., General Store. Hicks Bailey. flour- mill. Hurst John M, blacksmith. Lawrence R E, boot and shoemaker. Lowden A C. general store. Major John S, Hour-mill.
Owen Prof Samuel, principal Rock Spring Seminary, Ping C W. justice. Riddle John, distiller.
Rock Spring Seminary, Prof. S. Owen, Principal. Todd H T, flour-mill.
Warren Rev F L ( Baptist ).
LEVINGOOD. On the K. C. R. R. 4 miles south of Falmouth, the county- seat. 150 north-east of Louisville; and in the northern part of Pendleton county. Daily mail. Population 50. C. C. Cock- erill, postmaster.
Bell Harrison, flour-mill.
Cockerill C. C., General Store, Ex- press and Railroad Agent. Hotchkiss Miss N, teacher. White W H, saloon.
LEWISBURG. A post-village, with 200 people, in Logan county, 11 mile, from Russellville, the nearest railway sta- tion and county-seat. Mail four times a week. B. F. Stinnett, postmaster.
Arnold George F, justice. Baugh John L, constable.
Brown & Currance, groceries. Buckhannon J T, boot and shoemaker. Burnett C C, school-teacher.
Carr J C, flour-mill (2 miles north). Duncan R P, justice.
Garretson D C, live stock.
Glenn R F, druggist.
Harding Rev Joseph (col'd Baptist).
Hines & Rector, druggists.
Hutchings J W, physician and gen. store. Kennerly H C, physician.
MeReynolds J A, Hour-mill.
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Mason M. O., Leaf-tobacco and Live Stock. Penrod & Baugh, blacksmiths.
Richardson L G, physician. Richmond J R, gunsmith.
Robertson Henry, barber.
Sneed J C. lawyer and live stock.
Stinnett B. F. & Son, Livery, Hotel. General Store and Leaf-tobacco. Sutton G F, leaf-tobacco. Yarbrough W L, general store.
LEWISBURGH. Mason county (See North Fork).
LEWIS CREEK. Between l'in- and Black mountains. on the lower fork . I the Cumberland river, in Letcher county. 14 miles from Whitesburg, the county-sen,
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and 60 from Pikeville, its nearest shipping point on the Sandy river. Population 100. Semi-weekly mail. Jesse Clay, postmaster.
Clay Jesse, Farmer.
Flannery H, flour-mill. Lewis John J, school-teacher. Lewis Wilson, saw-mill. Maggard James, saw and four-mill.
LEWISPORT. An incorporated town with a population of 600. It is lo- cated on the Ohio river in Hancock county, 12 miles west of Hawesville, the county- seat; 2 corn-mills, 2 churches, public school and 3 distilleries are here. Water, coal and timber are in abundance. and this is a good location for any manufacturing enterprise. Adams Express. Mail daily. A. C. Howe, postmaster.
Adams R C, justice of peace.
Anderson A, wagon-maker.
Beauchamp Combs & Co, distillers.
Blackford J T, grist-mill.
Blincoe J B, grist-mill.
Blincoe J D, saddler.
Blincoe Pate & Hewitt, distillers
Bradford Wm, stock-dealer.
Brown C W, physician.
Bullington M. marshal.
Callender A, blacksmith.
Capel George, cooper. Clarkson Rev - ( Methodist).
Combs Ennis, justice of peace. Conor J N H, shoemaker.
Dabney J M, general store.
Dabney & Parker, brick-makers. Dulin T, grocer.
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