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Laws Dock, saloon, e Short.
Laywell Andrew, wagon-maker, 43 n Mul- berry.
Lee George, saloon, Mill, nr Main. Leiter Henry, grocer, e 4th, nr Dewees.
Lell John Wmn., Proprietor Lell's Eu- ropean Hotel, 69 East Main: Confec- tionerv, 45 East Main and 18 and 20 Broadway; Notions, 14 and 16 Broad- way; Post-office Exchange Saloon, 40 West Short.
Loll's European Hotel, John W. Lell, Proprietor, 69 East Main.
Leslie M S, physician, 34 n Mill.
Leslie R A E, lawyer and notary public, 34 n Mill.
Lewis Miss Julie, dress-maker, w Short, nr Jefferson.
Lexington Bottling Works, M. Benckart, Proprietor. Bottles Ale, Por- ter, Lager Beer, Mineral Water, Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, etc., 28 North Broad- way. (See adv.)
Lexington City National Bank. R B Ham- ilton, prest; G Stoll Jr, cashier ; J P Shaw, ass't cashier. Capital $200,000. Cor Main and Cheapside.
Lexington Gas Co, D Vertner Johnson, sec'y, w Main, bet Spring and Lower.
Lexington Orphan Asylum, Mrs Weigan, Inngr, 3d, bet Jefferson and Broadway. Lexington Transcript (Daily and Weekly), Johnston, Polk & Johnston, Proprietors, 34 East Short. ( See adv.)
Lilly Eben, grocer, 133 n Broadway.
Lilly Wm A, confectionery. 11 w Short. Llewellyn Joseph, painter, 3d.
Loevenhart Henry C, millinery and fancy goods, 45 e Main.
Loevenhart H & L (Henry and Lee), clothing, 3 e Main.
Logan Michael, grocer, cor Constitution and Grant.
Logwood Thomas S, dry goods, 25 w Main. Loud D A & Bro (DA and G W), woolen- mills, cor Ayers alley and e Vine.
Lowell Richard, training - stable, 116 e Short.
Luby Michael. grocer, 122 e Constitution. Lundin P L, architect, 161 w Main.
Lusby John H, saloon, 26 w Main. Luxon T C, grocer. cor Grant and 3d. Lyon A Kent, jeweler, cor Mill and Main.
L C & L Express Co, W HI Greenleaf, manager: A G Morgan Jr. contracting agent, 37 e Main.
McAllister Patrick, grocer, 159 e Main. McArdle J & Co (J McArdle tailors, 98 e Main.
MeCardy R J & Co ( R J McCardy JP' Smith), dry goods, 27 w Main.
McChesney & Martin (Wm S McChesney T L Martin), grain, cor Broadway and Vine.
McConathy & Cassell) Asa MeConathy W B Cassell), commission, cor Cheapside and Short.
McCormick James, hides, 58 w Main.
McCray W. C. & Co., (W. C. M. Crav, - -- -,) Mnfrs. Pumps and Wind- mills, 22 Cheapside. ( See adv.)
Me Elhinny Robert, tailor, 50 e Main.
MeFadden Mary, confectionery, 9 s Mul- berry.
McGrath & Morgan (H P McGrath, C C Morgan) hemp, 3d bet Jefferson and Broadway.
McLellen H B, prin Sayre Female Insti- tute, Mulberry opp 2d.
McMannus L'atrick, grocer, cor Main and Georgetown.
McMichael R & Bro ( Robert and T H) dry goods, 17 w Main.
Mc Murtry Mrs, groceries, e Constitution.
McNamara Matthew, grocer, cor Main and Spring.
Mc Namara Thomas, baker, 216 s Broad way Maddux Charles HI, fruits, 49 w Main.
Maguire Philip F, groceries and liquors, cor Broadway and Short.
Mannini P, tailor, 49 w Main.
Marks Julius, clothing, 29 and 31 w Main. Marrs John, coal, 57 e Vine.
Marsh Miss J, milliner, 8} w Main.
Marshall & Getzendanner (A W Marshall
H C Getzendanner), lawyers, 7 n Upper. Martin John, shoemaker, 8 w Short.
Mathison Robert, meats, n Mulberry. May J B, sewing-machines, 72 e Main.
May W H, grocer, cor Broadway and Maxwell.
Meehan Timothy, shoemaker, 15 s Mul- berry.
Mehan Timothy, saloon, 13 s Mulberry.
Melany Wm, grorer, cor Dewees and 3d.
Metcalfe Henry C, coffee spice and mus- tard-mill. 25 e Vine.
Milbourn John D, grocer, cor Main and Jefferson.
Miller George J, fish oysters etc, 17 n Broad way. Miller John S, watch-maker, n Mulberry.
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN,
Controlling over $40.000.000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 South- eru States, with chief office in Louieville, Ky. Agentseverywhere.
Fire Ins. Managers
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Miller & Gough (John T Miller R J Gough), hardware 22 w Main.
Mills B & Son ( Benjamin and Charles), gun-makers, 55 e Main.
Milward H. K., Postmaster, cor. Short and Broadway.
Milward L P, stoves and tin, 3d w Main. Milward & Co (J U Milward, J P Shaw, W R Milward), furniture, 10 w Main. Mitebell Adlam, saloon, 70 e Water.
Mitchell T D & Co (T D) Mitchell, W A Cannon), dry goods, 29 e Main.
Monroe W W, station agent LC & L R'y, cor Vine and Mill.
Montague Miss Kate, dress-maker, 55 w Main.
Mooney Charles E., Palace Saloon, Good Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 10 North Mill.
Moore B F, grocer. 150 w Main.
Moore T W & Bro (T W and C W), crockery, cor Main and Mill.
Moore W R. grocer, 245 n. Broadway.
Morgan N J, blacksmith, 156 w Short.
Morton J B & Co . J B Morton, Jno M Greenway A R Milligan), books station- ery and drugs, 27 e Main.
Morton & Parker, (J. R. Morton, Watts Parker,) Lawyers, 53 East Short. (See adr.)
Mullen James, photographer, 5 w Main.
Mullen Thomas, grocer, 124 w Main.
Mulligan Dennis, grocer, cor Mullberry and Vine.
Murray Bros ( W K and J T), commission, 36 w Main.
Murray Patrick, saloon, 5 s Broadway.
Myers & Crutchfield (C J Myers. JJ H Crutchfield ), dry goods, 13 w Main.
Myers & Co ( H A Myers --- ) cabinet- makers, n Upper.
National Exchange Bank, cap $100,000, J B Wilgus pres, W Bright cash, 5 w Main.
Neal Mrs J V, dress-maker, n Mill.
Neal Wm H, grocer, n Mulberry. Nelson Samuel, restaurant, 20 n Mill.
Newberry Wm H, blacksmith, 43 n Mul- berry.
Newton M E, grocer, Mulberry and 5th,
Noon Thomas, shoemaker, 43 w Main.
Norris Charles H, ice, Mill bet Short and Church.
Norris & Son, (Thomas and MI F), fruits, cor Mill and Short. Norton G W, office 9 South Upper.
Nottnagel & Bro ( L H and F A R), flour- ing-mill, 67 and 69 Walnut.
Northern Bank of Kentucky, M C John- son pres, W D Boswell cash, cor Short and Market.
O'Brien Thos, harness-maker, 8n Mulberry.
('Connor Thos, grocer, cor Broadway and -. Maxwell.
O'Day Thos, grocer, cor Sd and Georget'n.
('Neil Jas, grocer, 184 n Mulberry.
O'Neil John, grocer, cor Mulberry and Winslow.
Oots Henry F, cooper, 279 w Main.
Owens Peter, grocer. cor Upper and Cedar Page & Miller (S J Page, Alexander Mil- ler), stoves and tin, 22 w Short.
Parker Alexander T, dry goods, 21 w Main. Patterson James K, president Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky, city park, cor Winslow and Limestone.
Patterson J. T., President Haniilton Female College, 80 and 82 North Broad- way. (See adr.)
Pattinson John HJ, florist, e 3d, bet Dewees and Mulberry.
Payne & Kinnear ( W Payne, Geo Kin- near), grocers, cor Short and Market.
Pearson Roberts & Co ( Alex Pearson, B F Roberts), whol grocers, 14 w Main. Pennington Jas W, grocer, 61 e Vine.
Pepper J E & Co ( JE Pepper, Geo Stock- weather), distillers, nr cemetery.
Perkins Mrs Eva, dress-maker. 50 n Broad- way.
Perkins Ibzan, grocer, n Mulberry.
Phelps John S, lawyer, 41 e Short.
Phoenix Hotel, C. F. Simonds, Pro- prietor, cor. Main and Mulberry. (See
Pierce Clement, grocer. 15 Broadway, and cor 3d and Georgetown.
Pilkington A, carringes, 11 n Mulberry. Platt Jas Jr, clothing, 37 e Vine.
Polk W. H., Editor Lexington Trans cript ( Daily and Weekly ), 34 East Short. Prall John A. lawyer, 22 e Short.
Prewitt, Goodwin & Estes ( W. Q. Prewitt. D. B. Goodwin. J. D. Estes), Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Groceries, Field Seeds, etc., South Mill, bet. Main and Upper.
Price Chas, produce, Church and Upper. Price Edward L, shoes, 21 w Main. Pruden M, marble-worker, 44 w Main.
Purnell Wm, books and stationery, 25 e Main.
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Radigan Mary, grocer, cor 2d and George. town.
Ramsey Lewis, meats, 6 w Short.
Rawls A O, dentist. 874 e Main.
Reinberger Irving, cigar tuir, n Mulberry. Reinberger J M. cigar mnfr. 11 . Upper.
Reordan P H. grocer, Short and JJefferson. Reynolds George W. picture-frames and jeweler, 13n Broadway.
Reynolds MIrs M J, dress-maker, 74 n Mul- berry.
Reynolds S W, painter. 54 w Main.
Richardson G C & Bro, candy innfrs, 58 and 55 w Main.
Richardson John B, hats, caps and furs, 41 e Main.
Richardson John W. grocer. cor Upper and Water.
Richardson & Simrall M D Richardson, J B Simra !! ), drugs, cor Mill and Short. Robinson M P. physician, 23 n Mill.
Robinson Nelson, restaurant, e Water.
Roche Mes M. grocer, cor Jeferson and 2d. Rodes Levi T. insurance, for Upper.
Roy Rev T. V., East India Physician. office. over Post-offive.
Royalty L L. general store, 81w Short.
Rule & Whitmore ( W $ Rale, F B Whit- more), lumber, cor Mulberry and Barr. Rumsey James, wagon-maker, e Short.
St Catherine's Female Academy, Sister Lucy, Mother Superior. 137 n Mulberry, Salle Boone, grocer, - Broadway.
Sanders David, grocer.cor High and Lower. Sandusky & Batson, I. B. Sandusky, John B. Batson. Dealers in Harvesting Machinery, Grain Drills, Plows and Farm Wagons. Blue Grass Seed a Spec- ialty. 43 to 51 West Short.
Savage Michael, grocer, cor Georgetown and Jordan.
Saxton Henry A, painter, 19 e Water. Sayre D A & Co ( E D Sayre, R H Court- ney), bankers, cor Mill and Short.
Sayre Female Institute, H B McClellan, A. M., principal. n Mulberry, opp 2d. Schaeffer N Augustus, music, 48 e Main. Scholard Michael, grocer. n Mulberry. Scott M T, physician, 33 n Miil.
Scott P & Sons ( P. James F. and John P'), hemp, Sd. bet Broadway and Jefferson. Scott Reuben, Livery. Sale and Feed Stable. Horses bearded by Day or Week. Cor Vine and Mill.
Scully & Yates (John Sully, HI W Yates), grocers, 19 w Short.
Sellers Jerome B, tailor, 61 e Mam.
Shannon James, saloon, Short, nr K C R R depot.
Shannon Miss Jennie, millinery, 13} w Main. - Shannon Michael, saloon, cor Broadway and Vine.
Sharpe C, physician, 102 e Main. Shaw Hiram, hats and cap-, 19 e Main.
Shedd John R, harness-maker. 74 e Main. Sheehan Thomas, grocer, cor 3d and Upper. Shely George A, soap innfr, 22 e Vine.
Shepherd John M, grocer, cor Short and Georgetown and 10 n Broadway. Shiddell A J, grocer, 65 n Jefferson. Shivel Samuel L, insurance, 15 n Mill. Shropshire James H, auctioneer, 32 e Short. Siebrecht Emil, fancy goods, cor Short and Upper.
Simcox Samuel, engine builder, Vine, bet Spring and Lower.
Simouds C. F., Propr. Phoenix Hotel, vor. Main and Mulberry.
Simpson & Barkley (S P Simpson, I L Barkley), harness, 24 w Main.
Skillman H M, physician, 38 n Mill.
Slade Miss Susie, dress-maker, es Broad- way.
Slavin James, grocer, Georgetown, nr Asylum.
Slavin Patrick, grocer, cor Short and Georgetown.
Smith E B, book-binder, 16 w Main.
Smith S A & J G, druggists, cor Main and Mill.
Smith & Coons ( Isaac Smith, J J Coons), , livery, cor Mulberry and Short.
Smith & Ross (I. Y Smith, George P Ross), boots and shoes, 7 e Main.
Smith & Stoll (J Soule Smith, Charles H Stol!), lawyers, cor Mill and Short.
Snedaker Joseph B, physician, 95 w Main. Snyder Otis W, jeweler, n Upper.
Snyder Wm R, coal and wood, 127 e Main. Southern Hotel, H. L. Giltner, Pro- prietor, 62 and 64 East Short. (See adr.) Spears L. W, livery. s Mulberry. Spears Win H, barber, 66e Water.
Spencer E R, commission, 8 e Main.
Speyer & Bro ( Julius and Joshua), hides and pelts, 22 and 24 & Broadway. Spires Cassius C, confectioner, 62 e. Main. Spot-wood E R & Son (E R and A M Spotswood), lumber, 189 e Main.
Stahel Jacob, saloon, 12 n Broadway. Stahel J Henry, saloon, 12 n Mill.
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Stahl Herman, grocer, cor Constitution and Dewees.
Stapp Dewitt C, grocer, 27 w Short.
Steele Charles HI, saloon, e Water.
Stockdell J L, physician, 90 e Main. Stoll, Clay & Co. (RP Stoll, H C Clay and J S Stoll), distillery (3 miles north ).
Stoll George, U S commissioner, cor Mill and Short.
Stoll George & Son (George and C H), in. surance agents, cor Mill and Short.
Stoll & Hamilton (R P Stoll, T S Hamil- ton), wh liquors, Broadway and Vine. Stone R R, broker, 9 n Upper.
Straus L & G ( Louis and Gus), clothing, cor Main and Mulberry.
Strobel Mrs Eliza, dress-maker, 10} n Mul- berv.
Strobel Gottlieb, Boot and Shoe- maker, 12 North Mulberry.
Stuckenberg Wm S, boots and shoes, 7 w Main.
Stucky Joseph, physician, Broadway near Short.
Suter R & A, barbers, cor Main and Mill. Sutton & Son (Thomas and Frank), fur- niture, 61 e Main.
Sweeney W O, physician, 60 n. Mill.
Swift SD, station agent K C R R Co, Depot. Swift S T. agent K CR R. Prenix Hotel.
Swope A M, collector internal revenue, cor Main and Upper.
Talbott A, physician. 48 n Broadway.
Talbott 1 S, dentist, 98 e Main.
Talbott Wm, insurance. 55 e Short,
Tanner & Sharp (J N Tanner, S G Sharp), lawyers. 42 e Short.
Tarlton Llew P Jr. lawyer, 32 e Short.
Tarr Wm. & Co., (Wm. Tarr, T. J. Megibbon, Samuel Clay, Jr., and J. M. Kimbrough), Distillers of Fine Bour- bon, Pure Rves, and Hand-made Sour- mash Whiskies, Manchester, near K. C. R. R.
Taylor Win L, livery, 37 n Mulberry.
Taylor & Co ( A A and S B) fancy goods, 13 and 15 s Upper.
Teater Jus N, groceries, 5 n Broadway.
Teggert Daniel, tailor 96 e Main.
Telyea A S. watch-maker, 72 e Main. Thomas B G, liquors, 13 n Mill.
Thomas John B, shoemaker, n Mulberry. Thompson Austin, blacksmith, Sycamore, nr 21.
Thompson Milton G, stoves and tin 16 s Upper.
Thompson & Boyd ( P E Thompson, John Boyd, W H Thompson ). saddles and har- ness, 54 e Main.
Thornton R. A .. Lawyer, 343 e Short. Threlkeld T B, books, Market, nr Church. Tillett Oscar F, grocer, cor Main and Rose. Tillow Mrs E, dress-maker, 123 w Main.
Timmins Joseph, sewing-machine repairer, Water.
Tipton J MI, coal 215 e Main.
Todd Lyman B. physician, 35 n Upper.
Totten Miss Helen L. principal Christ Church Seminary, Maxwell.
Transylvania Printing Co. (W. O. Sweeney, Pres .: W. H. Cassell, Sec .; Wm. Plunkett, Treas .; T. Logan Hocker, Man.), Printers, Binders, and Blank - Book Manufacturers, 49 and 51 East Main. (See adv.)
Treacy & Wilson ( B J Treacy, GD Wil- son), livery, sale, and commission-stable, 93 and 95 e Main.
Troy Jos, sewing-machines, 154 w Main. Troy Mrs Lizzie, bazaar patterns, 15g w Main.
Upington Jas T & Bro ( Jas Tand Joba V), carriage-manufrs, e Short, nr Mulberry. Van Pelt Wm, grocer, 49 e Vine.
Varty Wm A & Co (Win A Varty, E A Holmes). fancy goods, 4 w Main.
Vaughan G W, founder and machinist, cor Short and Spring.
Viley, Hocker & Co., ( Willa Viley, J. M. Hocker, Jr.), Agricultural Imple- ments, Field Seeds, Buggies, etc. Grain, Wool, and Hemp Bought and Sold on Commission. Cor. Mill and Vine, opp. Louisville Depot.
Virtue Henry, grocer, 3d, nr Jefferson.
Vogel Frederick, shoemaker. 110 e Main. Wailey Chas W, scales, e Water.
Wainscott Geo W, livery, 46 n Broadway. Walby Wm, grocer, 47 s Broadway.
Wallace John B, dry goods, 11 e Main.
Warner & Reed ( E T Warner, J H Reed), distillers, 50 Short.
Wason Jas S, lawyer, 41 e Short.
Waters Frank, lawyer, 341 e Short.
Weitzel Henry, blacksmith, cor Spring and Short ..
Welsh B J. grocer, cor Broadway and 2d. Wendover Albert C, livery, Short nr Broadway. Werts John H, clothing, 81 e Main. West John, barber, 14 s Mill.
West Richard T, restaurant, 24 w Short.
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White Henry A, stoves and tin, 32 n Broadway.
White Thomas W, dry goods. 20 w Main. Whitney H C, physician, cor Mill and Short.
· Whitney J W, physician, 36 n Mill.
Wiehl & Patterson (J H Wiehl. Mrs M L Patterson ), furniture, 5 e Main.
Wieman Henry, carriage-maker, cor Main and Spring.
Wilgus G D, coal and lime, 80 n Mulberry. Wilkerson J T & W B, livery, Mill bet Short and Church.
Williams B M, gen'l store, 154 n Mulberry. Williams John N, watchmaker. 3 w Main. Williams N H, carpenter and builder, 17 e Water.
Williams Mrs Rachel, grocery, n Mulberry. Williamson & Bro. (Wm. & J. R.), Mnfrs and Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Sash, Doors and Blinds, etc. Dimension Lumber of any size Promptly Sawed and Shipped in car-lots from our Steam Saw-mill, 126 and 128 w. Main: extends
from Water to Main on railroad track. Wilson Mrs H H, restaurant, s Mill.
Wilson John S, druggist, 20 e Short.
Wilson Robert, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, 21 West Short. (See adv.)
Wilson Samuel F, job printing, cor Short and Cheapside.
Wilson & Bro (J T & W C), gun-smiths, e Short.
Winchester Mrs Julia, dress-maker, 25} w Main.
Winship Oliver C, meats, 19 n Broadway. Wood Theodore B. druggist, 44 e Main.
Wood Thomas & Bro, planing-mill, w Vine. Woodruff Jesse, insurance, 20 e Short.
Woodson W E, mangr W. U Tel, Phoenix Hotel.
Woolfolk & Craig (Joseph H Woolfolk & H G Craig), grain and commission merchants, 88 w Main.
Woolley A K, lawyer, 424 e Short. Wright & Meyers (Thomas C Wright, Adolph Meyers), meat market, 16 w Short.
Yellman John H, hemp manufacturer, cor 4th and Georgtown.
Young Edward. grocer and produce, cor Upper and Water.
Young John C., brick manufacturer, Vine, between Mill and Broadway.
Young & Bass ( L. P Young Jr, M N Bass), painters, cor Main and Spring.
LIBERTY. The county-seat of Ca sey county. Nearest railroad station, M .. Kinney, 16 miles. To Louisville. 100 miles. 1 water, and 1 steam flour-mill, 1 church and 1 school are here. Shipments. tobacco, cattle and hogs. Stages to Mc- Kinney daily ; fare $1. Mail daily. A. T. Royalty, postmaster.
Adams Silas, County Attorney.
Bowling Silas, wagon- maker.
Chelf Perry, Flour Mill.
Christison A, jailer.
Clark A R, lawyer.
Coffey & Pearce, hotel.
Edwards J, blacksmith.
MeBeath John F., Druggist. Napier W F, general store.
Phillips D, saddler.
Royalty A. T., Tailor.
Smith & Miller, druggists.
Stone J R. hotel.
Stone W. D., General Store.
Tabor John, blacksmith.
Whipp J W, general store.
Wilkinson Wm, carpenter.
LIBERTY STATION. On the L., C. & L. K'y, in Carroll county, 18 miles from Carrollton, the county-seat. The vil- lage contains 200 inhabitants. Express, Adams. Mail daily. J. T. Rolston, post- master, and general store.
LICKING. Nine miles south of Newport, in Campbell county; a small post-office, only.
LILETOWN. In the south-eastern part of Green county, 12 miles south-east of Greensburg, the county-seat, and nearest shipping point on the L. & N. R. R.(Greens- burg branch), and 85 miles south-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Semi-weekly mail. . Population 150. J. W. Neville, postmaster.
Brown & Lile, coopers.
Farrest & Baird, axe-handle factory.
Goalder M P, physician.
Harding T & Bro, saw and flour-mill.
Neagles W S, cooper.
Neville John W., General Store and Justice. Philpott W N, distiller. Pruitt B, blacksmith. Robertson A JJ, four-mill.
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Have Settled more than 1,400 Losses, and have had but 13 Re- sisted Claims. Agents Everywhere,
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Waters Rev J T ( Methodist). Whitlock. D. M., Justice.
LINE CREEK. In the northern part of Pulaski county, 19 miles north-east of Somerset, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R'v .. and 140 south-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 30. Cyrenius Childers, postmaster.
Cooper James, General Store. Isaacs W C, blacksmith.
Shiplet Thomas, corn-mill.
LINE FORK. With a probable population of 100, is situated in Letcher county, 15 miles from Whitesburg, the county.scat. Mail weekly. O. G. Holcomb, postmaster.
Connitt Samuel, blacksmith.
Hall Philip, justice of peace.
Holcomb Henderson, flour-mill (w).
Holcomb H C. physician.
Holcomb O. G., Farmer and Justice of Peace.
Holcomb Solomon, constable.
Sparkon M, saw-mill ( w).
LINTON. In the southern part of Trigg county, on the Cumberland river, 15 miles south of Cadiz, the county-seat, 30 south-west of Hopkinsville, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the St. L. & S. E. division L. & N. R. R., and 208 south-west of Louisville. Goods should be shipped to Linton. Population 75. Daily mail. Sanford I. Spiceland, postmaster.
Allen Rev R R ( Baptist).
Carr A L, grocer and saloon.
Champion J. M., Hotel and General Store.
Gordon A J, saw-mill. Herndon James, wagon-maker, marshal. Herndon W S, blacksmith.
Love Rev Joseph ( Methodist).
McNichols & McCrae, General Store. Nunn E. A. & Bro., Saw-Mill. Pool John W, cooper.
Spiceland E C, lawyer.
Spiceland E. C. & Co., General Store,
Spiceland Sanford I., Justice and General Store.
Vinson Riley, wagon-maker.
LITTLE CREEK. In the county of Pike, 8 miles from Pikeville, the county- seat and shipping station, and 300 from Louisville, is this country post-office, near which are Baptist and Methodist churches, and a school taught under the State school law. Weekly mail. Wm. Damron, postinaster.
LITTLE FLAT. An unimportant and but recently-established post-office in Bath county.
LITTLE HICKMAN. In the southern part of Jessamine county, 10 miles south of Nicholasville, the county- seat, its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R'y. Adams Express. Mail by special supply. Population 40. J. W. Overstreet. postmaster.
Brooks John A., Live Stock.
Brooks & Adams, distillers.
Dean C, general store.
Dean W H, live stock.
Evans E, physician.
Overstreet J. W., General Store and Undertaker.
Preston Benjamin, wagon-maker.
Ray Zachery, boot and shoemaker.
Runyan R A, blacksmith.
Watts John D, flour-mill.
LITTLE MOUNT. In the north- ern part of Spencer county, 6 miles north of Taylorsville, the county-seat, and near- est shipping point, and 80 south-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail, Popula- tion 40. J. B. Eggen, postmaster.
Brown E M, apiary.
Brown W T, wagon-maker.
Eggen J. B., General Stere. Eggen J L, physician.
Eggen J & Bro., General Store.
Hungerfurt Rev B F ( Baptist).
McLain Robert, blacksmith.
Marattey & Shelburne, general store.
Mooney Richard, jeweler.
Russell L L, teacher.
Sloan Wm., Flour-mill.
Streepy Robert, blacksmith. Tichenor O P, saw-mill.
LITTLE POPLAR CREEK.
Knox county (See Bryant's Store).
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LITTLE SANDY. A small post- office in Elliott county.
LIVERMORE. An incorporated town of about 500 inhabitants, in the east. ern portion of McLean county, 8 miles east of Calhoun, the county-sent. It is a station on the Owensboro branch of the L. & N. R. R., and also on the Green river, which furnishes excellent power here, in part used to propel a saw and grist-mill. Nearest bank at Owensboro, 22 miles north. Farming land can be obtained at $15 per acre. A church is in course of construc- tion, and a good public school is here. Lumber and tobacco are shipped. Express Southern. Mail daily. W. E. Lashbrook, postmaster.
Arkenburg R H, leaf-tobacco.
Bowlds Rev D S ( Methodist ).
Cowgell W J, blacksmith.
Crouch George R, carpenter.
Driskell A G, cooper ..
Etherington Mrs. Belle, Millinery. Fields Hugh, hotel.
Gillim OF, druggist and grocer.
Hackett R A, saddler.
Hackett R. E. & Co., Grist, Saw and Planing-mills.
Hillsman W H, physician and druggist. Hoover Geo B, hotel.
Lashbrook & Hackett, Grocers.
Lewis W H, carpenter.
Moseley Bros, general store.
Priest & Davis, saw-mill.
Reamer W. C., Handle and Spoke Factorv.
Rowan S W, dry goods and express agent. Schroll Geo F, cooper.
Whittaker D. W., Live Stock.
LIVIA. In the northern part of Mc- Lean county, 12 miles north of Calhoun, the county-seat, and 125 south-west of Louisville. Riley's Station is its nearest shipping point. Underwood Male and Fe. male Seminary is located here. Daily mail and stage to Calhoun; fare $1. T. M. Smith, postmaster, and general store.
LIVINGSTON. A landing on the Cumberland river, in county of same name, 12 miles from Smithland. the county- seat. Ship goods direct via water. Mail weekly. W. C. Lowry, postmaster.
LIVINGSTON STATION. For descriptive sketch and business directory, see list of towns received too late for reg- ular insertion.
LOCKPORT. A landing on the Kentucky river, and village in Henry county, 15 miles east of New Castle, the county-seat and nearest bank location. Pleasureville, on the L., C. & L. R'y, is the nearest railroad approach. This would prove a desirable location for a flour and grist-mill. Tobacco and grain form the shipments, and price of land ranges from $10 to $50 per acre. Population 225. Mail tri-weekly. L. A. Owen, postmaster.
Abraham & Son, dry goods.
Barr W IL. physician.
Barr & Owen, Druggists.
Baugh Geo, blacksmith.
Douthit & Barlls, druggists.
Downs Win., Hotel and Saloon.
Edwards F M, blacksmith.
Lawrence G. W, dry goods.
Owens L D, teacher.
Sewell John W, blacksmith.
Storkin Jas P, hotel and saloon.
Streets D R, wagon-maker.
Vest Henry, saloon.
Von Foringer A, boot and shoemaker.
Winter Rev W H.
LOCUST. Carroll county, 6 miles west of Carrollton, the county-seat, from whence it receives mail by special supply.
LOCUST BRANCH. Located in the extreme south-western corner of Estill county, is a small settlement of some 75 persons, 12 miles south-west of Irvine, the county-seat, and 150 from Louisville. Har- ris, a station on the Richmond div. L. & N. R. R., is its shipping point for its surplus product of hogs, and produce. Mail semi- weekly. Turner Richardson, postmaster.
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