USA > Kentucky > Kentucky state gazetteer and business directory, 1881-1882, Vol III pt. 1 > Part 35
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50
4
·
U 1
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN
Have Settled more than 1,400 Losses, and have had but 13 Rc- sisted Claimns. Agents Everywhere.
LOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 283
HOTEL
00
RE-MODELED
ON EUROPEAN PLAN.
AND
And a Special Rate
RE-FURNISHED
By the Week or Month.
E. H. BARTLEY.
PROPRIETOR.
South-west Corner Second and Jefferson Streets,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
1
IRTOE
YOUTHAS H .3
MORRIS &: BAYLY MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
TIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA,
284 LOU KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LOU
Bonkofsky Vincent, cigars, 339 Broadway. Bonnie Bros (Frank W and Robert P), wh liquors, 66 2d.
Booker James M, saloon, 252 e Green.
Booker & Blakemore.livery, 123 and 127. 1st. Borchers Henry, grocer. 249 12th.
Borden Nellis, propr Knickercocker Thea- ter, 138 w Jefferson.
Bordenbinder John mests. Ist and Walnut. Borgmann H & C . Henry and Conrad) saloon, Liederkranz Hall.
Borntraeger Martin, Pres't Louis-
ville Anzeiger Co., 111 West Green.
Boro Benj & Philip, saloon. Ist and Green. Borschneck Frank W, saloon, 116 3d.
Bosler Andy, saloon. 354 e Jefferson.
Bosler Nicholas, Prop'r Nie Bosler's Hotel, 187 West Market.
Boss Ferd. boots and shoes, 192 e Market. Bosse H. & Bro. ( Henry and Joseph), Undertakers, 214 East Green.
Bossmeyer Fred, grocer. 9th and Jefferson. Botsford Jas. L. & Co. (J. L. & T. G. Botsford). Wholesale Butter, Pro- duce. Fruits and Fancy Groceries, 117 West Main.
Bott Sebastian, saloon, 359 Lexington.
Botto P J & Co (Peter J. Botto, -), trunk mfrs. 117 w Market.
Botto Vincent, confectionery, 198 4th.
Bottomley Thos S. prop'r Old Reliable steam laundry, 50 w Jefferson.
Botto John P, landscape painter, 8 Courier- Journal Building.
Bouchard Frank J, meats. Bowles' Mart. Bouche Chas J, coffee-roaster. 119 w Main. Bouchet Michael, Very Rev Vicar- General, Diocese of Louisville, 183 Fifth. Bourbon House, Snodgrass & Bourne, prop'rs, cor Johnson and Main.
Bourbon Stock Yard Co (John G Barrett, pres; George Birch, supt ), Johnson, bet Market and Main.
Bourlier & Bro (Alphonso & Emile), galvanized-iron cornices, 754 3d.
Bourne, Shockency & Ranken, live stock commission merchants, Bourbon Stock Yards.
Bowser John W & Co J Wand WH Bowser, J G Kidd . roal. 110 3d.
Boyce Rev. James P., Chairman Faculty Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, north side Walnut. between Sixth and Seventh.
Boyd Clarence, portrait painter, 16 Courier- Journal building.
Boyd Thomas, jeweler, 271 Story.
Boyd & Hubbert (Robt Boyd, James E Hubbert), mfrs agts, iron, nails, etc, 230 w Main.
Boyle Patrick H, saloon, 307 Portland.
Bradas P & Co (Peter and Vincent Bradas), candy mfrs, 77 4th.
Bradas Thos, notions, 102 7th.
Bradburn Otto N. manager Louisville Printing Co, 87 4th.
Bradley C & Son (Clark and Thomas F), carriage-makers, 20 w Main.
Bradley Jas. lumber, 10th and Broadway. Bradley & Gilbert ( James Bradley, James G Gilbert), printers, stationers, binders, blank-books, etc., n-w cor 3d and Green. Bradstreet & Co. the Improved Mercantile
Agency, Hamilton building. 6th nr Main. Brady John A, physician, 188 3d.
Braendel Moritz, stoves and tinware, 190 Preston.
Brand John C. furniture. 57 e Market.
Brand John II & Co ; John H Brand), cof- fee and spice-mills. 74 and 76 6th.
Braindeis A & Son (Adolphus and Alfred), commission, 56 w Main.
Brandeis Samuel. physician, 306 3d.
Brandenburg Mrs Mary, dressmaker, 139 Floyd.
Brandenburg & Co ( W P Brandenburg, H
R Mitchelli. jewelers, 2 Masonic Temple. Brandt Andrew. cabinet-maker, 112 1st.
Brandt Helena, hair goods, 332 w Market. Branham Matthew, blacksmith, 230 Green.
Brannan James, grocer, 238 Fulton.
Brannin Horace C. lawyer. 143 w Jefferson. Brannin & Glover (A O Brannin, John S
Brannin, T H Glover), tobacco, 354 w Main.
Brannon-Justi Paper Co Herman Justi, jr, pres, M J Brannon, sec, John Justi, treas, mnfrs paper, 364 w Market.
Brantley Rudolf, wagon-maker, cor Storey ave and Brownsboro road.
Braun & Imhof (P. H. Braun, J. Im- hof), Wagon-makers, 282 Baxter Ave.
Braun & Co ( Mary and George). grocers, 157 e Market.
Breckmann Charles, tinsmith, 288 9th.
Breen Benjamin J. lawyer, 206 w Jeffer- son.
Breitenbach Frank, Meat, Vege- table and Fish Market, 253 East Chest- nut. Brekle Julius, wall paper, 131 e Market.
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID
Without reference to the Companies we manago. BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, Louisville, Ky. Agents everywhere South.
LOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 285
GEORGE SCOTT
BUILDER OF
POWER AND HAND
ELEVATORS -FOR-
STORES, WAREHOUSES AND FACTORIES.
MANUFACTURER OF
Pumps, Tackle Blocks, Trucks, Hoisting Wheels
TOBACCO CASING,
OARS, CAPSTANS AND BAAS, DISTILL TUBS, &C.
No. 12 Eighth St., LOUISVILLE, KY.
Second-Hand Hoisting Wheels Always on Hand.
ら
0a 区红灯
RARAWOT
ГЛОТАТЕЛЯ
AboutW ing laik alant alsold abhadr agard! 010004 1/9 2051012
METAL ENGRAVING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Steel Letters and Figures. Stencil Letters and Figures. L. BOCHE, Engraver and Die Sinker, 166 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.
286 LOU KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LOU
Bremaker-Moore Paper Com- pany (Chas. Bremaker, Pres .; J. L. Rubel, See. ), north-east corner Washing- ton and First. (Sce adv. )
Brennan Michael A. trunk mnfr. 67 4th.
Brennan M, Ist Heut police, City Hall.
Brennan & Bro (John and Matthew) blacksmiths. 887 7th.
Brennan & Co., (Thomas Brennan, Abraham G Munn), Agricultural Imple. ments. cor Green and 8th.
Brenner, Carl C. artist, 73 w Market. .
Brenning H P, 2d lieut police. City Hall. Bretney & Wright (J R B. E V B, T R Wright) wholesale saddlery, 293 w Main. Brewer Elijah, coal, 493 w Jefferson.
Brewer's Printing House, Win F Brewer, manager, 80 5th.
Brewster O. J. Owen, Attorney at Law, Room 8 Evans' Block, cor. Fifth and Court Place. (See ade.)
Breyfogel & Pearce ( W'n B and Robt W Pearce), physicians, 213 3d.
Brickley Wm. H. H., Steam Pie and Cracker Bakery, cor. Campbell and Jefferson.
Bridgeford & Co., Louisville Stove and Grate Foundry ( James Bridgeford, Prest .; P. G. Miller, Vice-Prest .; A. B. Wallace, Sec. and Treas. ), 30 Sixth.
Bridges C A & Co ( Chas A. Bridges, J P Thompson, W C Bridges), tobacco warehouse, cor 8th and Main.
Bridwell Hotel, Stephen P. Brid- well, Proprietor, 74 East Market.
Bridwell Pressly, prop'r Queen House, cor Johnston and Main.
Bright Geo, shoemaker, 143 Floyd.
Brile Chas, dry goods. 83 4th.
Brinckmann Geo M, tinner, 176 Caldwell. Brinke & Paust (Rudolph Brinke, Geo Paust), grocers. 604 Madison.
Brinkley & Co ( Miles F Brinkley. - ), wholesale stoves, japaned and tinware, 71 6th.
Brinkworth H E, shoemaker, 2543 4th. Brinly, Miles & Hardy Co. (T. E. C. Brinly, Pres't ; A. D. Miles, Sec'y and Treas .; Jas. E. Hardy, Sup't), Plow Manufacturers, 128 to 138 East Main. Britton Mrs Maggie, cigars, 163 w Jeff'sn. Broadus Rev John A (Baptist), 35 Gray. Broadway Hotel, Henry Flowers, Prop'r. cor. Ninth and Broadway. Brocar Frank I, painter, 116 7th.
Brockman Wm, grocer, 3 Jacob.
Broderick John & Bro. (JJno. Broderick, L. M. Broderick), Wagon Manufacturers, 175 and 177 East Main. (See adr.)
Brodt John, wagon-maker, 449 e Main.
Brohm Damian, cigar mfr. 817 w Market. Brohm Francis A., Wine and Beer Saloon, 346 East Green.
Bromme H. grocer, 11th and Grayson.
Bronger F & Co ( Francis Bronger, -), flour and feed, 68 18th.
Bronner Isador, millinery, 112 w Market. Bronner L & G & Co ( Leopold, Gustavus and Israel Bronner), wholesale millinery, 216 w Main.
Bronnert Geo F, saloon, 135 Market.
Brookes Chas, second-hand gds, 117 Brook. Brooks Ed A. photographer, 344 e Market. Brooks Mrs Mary, dry goods, 399 e Market. Brooks Mr. Sophia, millinery, 344 e Market. Brose Adam, saloon, 20 e Main.
Brown Mrs Bertha, dry goods, 362 e Mkt. Brown Edward O, physician, 333 Wash- ington.
Brown James L, real estate, 159} w Jef- ferson.
Brown J. Dixon & Co., (J. D. Brown, J. S. Hyde), Lumber, cor Jackson and Main.
Brown J TS, wholsale liquors, $20 w Main. Brown, Johnson & Co (J G Brown, N L Johnson, S C Walker) commission mer- chants, hay and grain, 29 4th.
Brown Lewis A, grocery, 455 Hancock.
Brown Mrs Maria, notions, 469 Preston. Brown Mrs Mary, grocer, 57 e Main.
Brown Silas A, horse-shoer and wagon- maker, 154 e Main.
Brown, Thompson & Co, wholesale whis- kies, 243 w Main.
Brown & Co (James K Brown, - - ), produce and commission, 110 2d.
Brownfield George W., Blacksmith and Wagon-maker, north-east corner 18th and Chestnut.
Bruch Anton, boots and shoes, 458 3d. Bruckert Win, tailor, 366 e Walnut. Bruening Joseph, painter, 662 w Market. Brunn Jacob, millinery, 108 e Market. Brunner Conrad, grocer, 108 Preston. Brutscher John, grocer, 682 Washington. Bryan John E, grocer. 152 5th.
Bryant R. J., Claim Agent, 343 West Jefferson. (See adr.)
Bryant & Co (James M Bryant, Amos G McCampbell), commission, 80 w Main.
-
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN,
Controlling over $40,000,000 of Firo Capital, and operating in 10 South- ern States, with chief office in - Louisville, Ky. Agents everywhere.
Fire Ins. Managers.
LOU
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LOU
287
JNO. W. McCRAW. F. S. KIRTLAND.
FINE TAILORING
KIRTLAND & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 507 Fourth Ave., Courier-Journal Building,
-
LOUISVILLE, KY.
We carry the best line of Foreign and Domestic CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and SUITINGS to be found in the city, from which we are prepared to make to order in the best manner and in artistic style. We employ none but First-class Cutters and Workmen. Samples and Rules for Self-measurement sent on application.
I. N. POOLEY, ( W. E. GROVE, Cutters.
DMIRO
ОО В ПИАЛТАЙ Злоша | стилнояз.
1
QUEEN INS. CO. OF ENGLAND,
J. H. M. MORRIS, Manager, Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, · KY.
288 LOU KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LOU
Buchanan R & L ( Rowan and Lytle), law- yers, 12 Center.
Buchanan & Bro (James Buchanan, John W Buchanan), real estate, 182 w Main. Buchter Henry, chair mfr, 885 e Green. Buckel Conrad, saloon, 14 3d.
Buckingham Theatre, J. P. Whal- len, Proprietor, 102 West Jefferson. (See adr.)
Buckle Bernhard, physician and druggist, 253 e Green.
Buckley Mr. Adele, dress-maker. 168 4th. Buckley Reuben M. lawyer, 7 Court Place Buckner James F Jr, lawyer, 15 Law Temple, cor 5th and Green.
Buddeke John H, saloon, 61 3d.
Buechel Valentine, saloon. 198 w Market. Bueren Alexander F. physician, 200 Story. Buhl John, barber, 134 Baxter.
Bull Dr. John, Bull's Sarsaparilla, Bull's Worm De-trover, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Office 819 West Main. ( See adv.) Bull Dr. John, Proprietary Medicine, 319 West Main. (See ade.)
Bull Oliver T, hardware. 12 e Market.
Bullitt J F & Son (Joshua F and Joshua Fjr), lawyers, 177 Green.
Bullittt W A, ass dist atty, 180 w Jefferson. Bullitt & Harris (Thos W Bullitt, W O
Harris), lawyers, cor Center and Green. Bullock Mrs Isabella, notions. 319e Market. Bullock & Anderson (Wm F Bullock and
Wilkins G Anderson), lawyers, 178 w Jefferson.
Bundschu Frank L, meat 252 e Jefferson. Burge Joseph, grocer. 126 Bank.
Burghard J T, notions, 40 e Market. Burke Patrick, harness-maker, 135 5th. Burke R. harness-maker. 253 w Jefferson. Burkhardt John, baker, 356 e Market. Burkhardt John, shoemaker. 227 Shelby. Burks Jackson, furniture, 419 w Market. Burnett T L, city attorney, City Hall. Burnett & Burnett ( Theodore L, John C, and Gilbert), lawyers, 8 Law Temple. Burnbam A B & Co ( Almond B Burnham), whol stoves and tinware, 280 w Main. Burns Garrett, saloon, 247 Portland av. Burns Hugh, confectionery, 42 e Jefferson. Burns John, grocer. 235 Portland av.
Burns Mrs Maria, grocer, 339 w Magazine. Burrell Frank B. mfr: agt, 41 4th.
Burrows Rev J L / Raptist ). 82 Broadway. Burtle Chas. shoemaker, 425 18th. Burtel Cornelius, shoemaker, 423 e Main. Burtel Wm C, billiards and cigars. 146 5th.
Burton & Sibley (James P. Burton. Guy C. Sibley), Attorneys at Law, 111 Fifth.
Buschemeyer Henry, saloon, 66 4th.
Buschman Chas H, grocer, 502 w Market. Buschmann F Wm, grocer, cor 10th and Market.
Bush Robert D, pork packer, 35 to 45 Geiger.
Bussy Catherine, grocer, 212 Grayson. Butterweck Charles, bakery, 695 w Market. Button Albert, grocer, 48 e Market.
Buyer John, tinsmith, n s Jeff e of 1st.
Byrne Miss Jennie, dress-maker, 392} w Market.
Byrne Peter, Broom Manufacturer, 228 East Market.
Byrne & Speed, (John P Byrne and James B Speed ), coal, 139 w Jefferson.
Cain MIrs F, dressmaker, 139 7th.
Cain John S., Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Court House. Caldwell Isaac P, lawyer, 180 w Jefferson. Caldwell I. & J., & Winston (Isaac Caldwell, Junius Caldwell, Geo. A. Winston), Lawyers, 180 West Jeffer- son.
Callaghan John, Distiller, 187 West Main.
Callahan Mrs Bridget, saloon, 29 7th.
Callahan & Son (James and Charles H), Grocers, cor. Ninth and Broadway. (See adr.)
Callaway James F, tobacco broker, cor 8th and Main.
Camentz Ernest, cigars, 295 e Main.
Cammel Mrs ' Kate, dress-maker, 184 4th. Campbell Rev Enos (Christian), 514 w Chestnut.
Campbell Joseph O & Sons (Joseph O, Joseph O jr, Charles A), machinists, 90 1st.
Canada Mrs D, grocer, n e corner 11th and Broadway.
Canada Southern Line, Chas H King, agt, room 4, Board of Trade Building.
Canine J. F. & C. E. (James F. and Charles E.), Surgeon Dentists, 170 Fifth. Cannon & Byers ( W H Byers!, wholesale millinery, 191 w Main.
Caperton A. C. & Co. (A. C. Caper- ton and - ----- ), Booksellers, Stationers. and Publishers. 505 Fourth. (See wir:) Cardoni Flavian, Sculptor and Monu- mental Worker, 677 East Broadway, near Cave Hill.
I
二
C. I. CAUFIELD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Lift and Force Pumps
These pumps are adapted to wells and cisterns of any depth. They are made of Iron, are anti-freezing and durable. Price, $2.00 and upwards.
some are not only adapted to the ordinary uses of a well or cistern. but also to the washing of win- does hullines and vehicles, watering lowp- and gardens, and the extinguishing of fires. With time. bat of bone, water can be thrown. with case, over a two-story building, and, with sufficient hose, water can be forced to any part of the premise.
WOOD PUMPS.
These Pumps are made I the best of wood known for the purpose, as it does not corrupt the water, and is not injured ne exposure to w ather. Il vare adapted to any climate, as heat and cold do not affect They are made indi ferent ana, to mais water in greater of less volume, ay may be required. Each Putin is provided with hard wood leak rick and for-ball, by which the veut can be opened. without re- moving the plattorin, to dratt the Pump, to prevent freezing, aud yet retain its priming.
Fire Clay Flue Linings.
Very fx fre das butlle - a newart ) without FireFly Linings wither round or square . french smoke fin Ir. hun d'me off truly pueden the building against nen, which so fre- These Litings are also very generally used for hot- that of an. for marte ting the u af rod fonds to the several round of the blue. They are : six feet. fr untizBut we work through which they
De jindeat theprinter that They otherwise would.
FIFTH AVE, BET. GREEN and WALNUT (Hotel Building),
LOUISVILLE, KY.
** WRITE FOR PRICES. 04
See other side of this leaf.
ILJEID
C. I. CAUFIELD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CHURCH LIGHTS,
Brass Goods
For Gas or Oil.
For Gas, Steam and Water.
BATH TUBS,
WROUGHT PIPE
WOOD AND IRON
AND FITTINGS.
PUMPS.
HYDRANTS
New Pieces
--- AXD ----
For Old Iron Pumps.
FIRE-CLAY CHIMNEYS
-
These chimneys are safer, more durable, less expensive, and have better draft than brick chimneys. They will not crack from heat or frost. nor will they stop up with soot. They are made in two-foot sections of pure dre clay. Light shipping weight. Any laborer can put them up.
STONEWARE SEWER PIPE,
FOR SEWERAGE, DRAINS, CULVERTS, &c.
Made of pure fire clays, hard burned, and well vitrified; made in two-foot sections, and from two to thirty inches in diameter.
CHIMNEY TOPS.
My stock of chimney tops are male of pure fire clav. and are of a bandsome butf-white color. They are highly ornamental, as well as useful for during spooky chimneys, which is generally caused by wind blowing into the top of the chimney, and obstructing the spreading current of wolke. There tops are madein such a shape as to throw up aby transverse current of wind, and cause it to pera over the due instead of intent Thereare easily applied to any ordinary country, and will retain their place on the chimney in windy weather. They are warranted to stand all kinds of weather and frost. Also. guaranteed not fostop up with soot.
FIFTH, BET. GREEN AND WALNUT, (Hotel Building.)
LOUISVILLE, KY.
WRITE FOR PRICES ..
(See other side of this leaf.)
-----
-------
B
13.3X17
ICE TOOLS
AND GENERAL HARDWARE. Specialties at Lowest Prices. *** Send for Catalogue to FRED. SCHMIEDING, 835 Broad- way and 830 North Fourth Street. ST. LOUIS, MO.
LOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 289
Carle P W, grocer, 130 6th.
Carlo Charles, fruit ete, 204 e Jefferson.
Caron C. K., Publisher City Direc- tories of Louisville, Ky .. and New Al- bany and Jeffersonville, Ind., 124 Fourth Avenue, cor. Jefferson.
Carpenter Annear & Co. (John E. Carpenter. Jas. F. Annear, A. B. Burn- ham), Galvanized Iron and Cornice Works, 46 and 48 Ninth.
Carpenter Charles F, physician, 187 4th. Carpenter Jantes S., General Agent Connectient Mutual Life Ins. Co., south- east cor 6th and Main.
Carpenter N Julius, gunsmith, 145 Jackson. Carpenter & Evans ( Robt J Carpenter, Thos R Evans), photographers, 74 4th. Carr Byron O, supervising inspector of steam-vessels, Custom-house.
Carr H. M., United States Claim Attor- ney, 250 West Jefferson.
Carr Wordon A., House, Sign, and Office Painter, Paper.hanger and Deco- rator; office, 160 West Jefferson; Resi- dence, Shippingport, 96 Jackson (See adv.)
Carrington Ferd S, livery, 26 w Main.
Carrington John W & Co (John W Car- rington. Chas H Conrad ), Virginia leaf- tobacco commission, 362 w Main.
Carroll Patrick, grocer, 88 Rowan.
Carson J T & Co (J T Carson, -- ), Pro- duce-dealers, 105 w Main.
Carter Bros. & Co. (A. and J. G. Carter, J. C. Bethel, W. B. Carson. D. A. Forline), Wholesale Dry Goods, 279, 281 and 283 West Main.
Carter Frank, Assistant Superintend- ent Louisville & Cincinnati United States Mail-line Co .; Office, Wharfboat, foot of Third.
Caruth Asher G, Commonwealth's Attor- nev, 113 5th.
Cary Arthur, Lawyer, 9 Court Place. Cary George II, druggist, 176 7th.
Cary & Conroy ( Michael J Cary, Wm Conroy), brick-yard, 16th and Lexingt'n. Casey Mrs Ellen, grocer, 69 e Main, Cass Lewis. barber, 150 Clay.
Cassella Alexander, saloon, 154 w Green. Castleman D R. leaf-tobacco, 270 w Market. Caufield Columbus I., Terra Cotta Goods and Plumber's Supplies, 53 Fifth Avenue (hotel building). (See av.) Caummiser Thos C, broom innfr, 22 4th. Cawein John, saloon, 67 4th.
19
Cawein Dr Wm & Co (Wmn Cawein, J
Henry Doerr), family medicines, 93 7th. Cecil John G, physician, 810 24.
Central Catholic Advocate ( weekly), L H Bell propr, 85 4th.
Central Coal and Fron Company, B. Dupont, Pres .; Thos. J. Tapp, Vice- Pres. ; Bannon Coleman, Sec, Coal- miners and Dealers, Proprietors of Guy- iena. Render, Mercer, Stroud City, and Muhlenberg Mines, 63 Third. ( See adr.) Central Hotel, John Dohn, Proprieter, $1 per day, 197 and 199 Market, Near Sixth.
Cerasola Benedict, fruits, 30 e Market. Cerasola Mrs Mary, grocer, 252 Gray. Cerf Mrs Bettie, clothing, 70 e Market.
Chamberlain C & Co ( Columbus and Henry
B. Chamberlain ), bitters. 339 w Market. Chamberlain Edw, agt cotton-mills, 41 3d. Chamberlin Courtland, fish oysters and game, 47 w Jefferson.
Chambers Lee, examiner and notary pab- lic, 11 Center.
Chambers Samuel R, seeds 35 3d.
Chapman Charles B, southern passenger agt O & M R'y Co, s-e cor 4th and Main. Chappell House, Stuard Chappell propr, s-e cor Jefferson and Ist.
Chase E H & Co ( E H Chase, A S Jerome, C E Chase) whosale liquors, 3 w Main.
Chase & Clements, (J. W. Chase, J. E. Clements), Commission, 97 West Main.
Chila Mrs Mary, confectionery. 86 w Water. Chenault Wm, lawyer, 111 5th.
Chenoweth Henry, physician, 259 2d.
Cherry Mrs Mary, grocer, 258 Fulton.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, James W Wheeler agt. 165 w Main.
Chess, Carley & Co (J D Carley, -) oils, naval stores etc, 125 w Main.
Chess Wymond, Coopers. Office 125 West Main, Factory cor B. and Fitth. Chickering Benjamin G. grocer, 597 7th.
Chickering Alvin A., Grocer, Feed and Coal Yard, South-East Cor. Main and Preston.
Chickering Miss Inez, notions, 599 7th.
Childers & Parsons, Proprietors of Louisville Open Fire Place Manufactur- ing Co., 145 West Jefferson. (See adv.) Chilton, Guthrie & Co, trunks, 133 4th.
Chilton, Guthrie & Co (John L Chilton, Alexander I Guthrie, James G Guthrie) trunk manfrs, 186 w Main.
-
1
1
Galvanized Iron Cornices
J. W. ATKINSON,
3i3-321 So. Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL. "Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Prices.
290 LOU KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER LOU
Christian SS Association, C C Cline editor, 92 w Jefferson.
Chrestle John F. boots and shoes, 5 4th Ave. Christ Michael, Proprietor Christ's Brewery, 20 to 86 Baxter Avenue.
Christe S F, boots and shoes, 96 6th.
Christian George F, grocer, 963 e Green. Christian (The) Observer ( Presbyterian weekly) Converse & Co publishers. room 5 Courier-Journal building.
Christman Frank, grocer, 420 w Madison. Christopher Caleb, carpenter, 65 Center. Christopher Charles L, carpenter, alley bet Broadway and Gray and Ist and 2d. Christopher Henry, baker, 1 e College.
Cimiotti Theo. & Co .. ¡ Theodore Cimiotti, John Ruby), Manufacturers Ladins, Misses and Childrens Fine Shoes, South-West Corner Sixth and Main. (See audy.)
Citizens National Bank, J D Barret, pres; II C Rodes cash ; cor Bullitt and Main. City Brewery, Frank Fehr, propr; 174 e Green
City Malt House, Ferdinand F. Lutz, Proprietor: Manufactures Barley, Rye, and Corn Malt ; 27 to 31 Twelfth, corner High. (See ade.)
Clancy Patrick J, saloon, 336 w Main.
Clark A F & Co ( A F Clark, M. B Bat- torff), grocer, 114 2d.
Clark Daniel, saloon, 74 Lafayette.
Clark James. leaf-tobacco, cor 13th and Rowan.
Clark Jas A & Co (Jas A Clark, Chas White), whol liquors, 25 3d.
Clark J. S. & Co., Marble, 72 w Jef- ferson.
Clark Michael E, meats, 74th.
Clark & Haeberlin, Meat Market, 7 4th Avenue.
Clarke Bro & Co, printers, 37} 3d.
Clarke Chas J, architect, s-w cor 4th and Green.
Clarke Mrs Margaret, notions, 584 7th.
Cleaver & Smith (Sam Cleaver, Abner J Smith), lawyers, 136 w Jefferson.
Cleland John, millinery, 106 w Market. Cleland Mrs M, millinery, 101 4th. Clemens Jacob H, saloon, 68 5th.
Clemens J M, physician, 500 w Market.
Clement Joseph, lawyer and justice of peace, 2 and 3, Court Place.
Clemmons & Willis ( Junius L Clemmons, Hon. Albert S Willis), lawyers, 6 Court Place.
Clerget Mrs Mary E, wines and liquors, 488 w Main.
Clifton Charles, insurance agent, 146 w Main.
Cline Mrs A J & Co ( Mrs A J Cline and George Giebel), coal dealers,300 c Green. Cline Charles S., Hardware, Lumber, Doors. Sash, Blinds, and General Build- ing Material, 75 East Market.
Cline Rev. C. C. (Christian), 92 West Jefferson. (See adv.)
Cline C. C. Editor, 92 West Jefferson. Cline C. C. & Co. (C. C. Cline, T. L. Melven. J. R. Marra, Publishers, 92 and 94 West Jefferson. (See adv.)
Cline Miss Louisa B, dress-maker, 370 e Walnut.
Close & Wasson ( Wm H Close and H P Wasson ), dry goods, 170 and 172 4th.
Clover Philip A, grocer, 715 Portland ave. Clovd S W, coal-dealer, 113, 3d.
Coblens Felix, physician, 249 Jackson.
Cochran Robert. lawyer, 11 Center.
Cochran & Fulton (G. H. Cochran, Edward Fulton), Wholesale Liquors, 25 West Main.
Cochran & Woody (Samuel Cochran, Sam- uel Woody), physicians, 472 w Walnut. Coghlan William C., Architect and Civil-engineer, south-east cor. Third and Market.
Cohen Charlotte, furniture. 63 e Market. Cohen George, clothing, 31 e Market.
Cohen Lee Il, hats and caps, 151 w Market. Cohen Marcus, clothing, 1514 w Market. Cohen Max, dry goods, 170 e Market.
Cohen Morris, tailor, 390 w Market.
Cohen Morris, clothing, 3 e Market. Coben Philip M, clothing, 182 w Market.
Coker Pendleton G, whol millinery, 233 w Main and 3924 w Market.
Coldewey Anton F, prest Western Bank and Western Insurance Co, 93 w Market. Coldewey August, whol liquors, 67 w Main. Coleman Bannon, Secretary Central Coal & Iron Co., 63 Third.
Coleman Richard T, gents' furnishing goods, 137 4th.
Coleman & Bro (Edward R Coleman, Richard L Coleman), mnfrs agents, 145 w Main.
Colgan & MeAfee (John Colgan, James A. McAfee), Druggists and Man- ufacturers Colgan's Taffv-Tolu Chewing- Gum, cor. Tenth and Walnut and cor. Tenth and Broadway.
:
in.will
/
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Have Seiiled more than 1,400 Losses, and have had but 13 Re- sisted Clalins. Agents Everywhere.
LOU AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. LOU 291
CENTRAL COAL & IRON. CO.
PROPRIETORS OF
MUHLENBERG MINES, MERCER MINES,
P. O. Mercer Station. Ky. Telegraph Address, Muhlenberg, Ky.
GUYLENA MINES,
STROUD CITY MINES, GREEN RIVER MINES,
Stroud P. O., Owensboro Junction, Ky. Telegraph Address, Owensboro Junction.
RENDER MINES,
P. O. McHenry, Ky. Telegraph Address, Hamilton Station, Ky.
Address, MAIN OFFICE, 63 THIRD STREET,
.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
SPECIAL RATES TO DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
1
230IM HOVIR X300
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA,
MORRIS & BAYIT MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.