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J. B. Hackett.
J. T. Gosnell.
E. O. Brown
A. J. Perkins
fireen.
Greensburg Greenock .. Hawesville.
W. I. Mudd .. !. W. Kains .. S. P. Thomas ..
Geo. A. Corum Eugene P. MeAdams. R. E. Duncan .. Geo. A. Corum ..
Hancock
Elizabethtown.
W. H. Gardner.
C. M Fraize ..
John II Wells.
April 25 ..
Harlan,
Mt. Pleasant ...
J. L. Howard ...
W. C. L. Intr ....
Harrison ..
Cynthiana
R. M. Collier. F. J. Curle ....
Calvin II. Nolin . W. W. Longintore .... Archie Miller
Perry Wherritt.
J. M. Bronts ..
April 18 ....
October 10. October 10. September 19. September 26.
Hopkins ...
Clinton .. Madisonville.
J. M. Nesbitt.
W. B. Smith.
R. C. Speed.
March 28 ..
April 18 September 19.
Jackson ..
MoKre
S. Hollensworth S. S. Hamilton
John S. Cain
W. E. Goran.
...
Jessamine.
Nicholasville.
Geo. D. Cooley ..
L. D. Baldwin
R. S. Perry ..
Johnson .
Paintsville
G. W. Anxier ..
II. B. Rice ..
E. F. Hawes.
J. L. Bristow ..
February 21 .... August 15. April 4 . October 3. f January 3. May 16 February 7 ..
Knox ...
Barboursville.
II. HI. Hunter .....
T. J. Wyatt ....
March 7.
La Rue
Hodgen ville
Henry Bethel ...
Granville Upiegrove. L. W. E. Smith.
C. W. Jones ...
Much 21 ...
Laurel ...
London ..
HI. Magee ..
A. J. Garrard, ..
G. F. Johnson W. P. Hill ..
May 2 ..
July 4
Letcher. ...
Whitesburg ..
A. HI. Amburger
W. G. Caudle
S. S. Milton ... W. G. Caudle.
June 13 ..
November 14.
*First Monday in each month, except July and August.
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Jane 6. May 2 November 14. Ortober 17.
Hart ...
Munfordville ..
W. Hatchett ...
Davil Banks, Jr ... ... W. P. Hill ...
Geo. W. Smith
January 8.
Henderson
Henderson
Henry.
Newcastle ...
A. R. Ricketts. W. R. Johnson ..
John R. Kemp ...
S. R Taylor
John Farmer
John Farmer ..
*Jefferson
Louisville.
J. Leathers ...
II. C. Hallam
Kenton ..
Independence ..
August 8. August 1. September 26. August 15. December 12. October 31.
Lawrence.
Louisa ...
J. Thompson. .. I. MoGuire .. R. J. Lewis.
K. F. Hargis. Jr ..
Lee. ...
Beattyville.
Leslie ..
Hyden
T. G. Lewis ...
T. T. Moberly. Sam'l L. Tudor.
Fayett .......
Irvine ... Lexington .... .....
Theo. Hart ... R. A. Harris .......
C. H. Ashton .... If. II. Fitspatrick .....
G. R. Davidson ..
March 28 ....... April 18 ... May 16 February 8 ...... Muy 16 ..
September 26. October 17. November 21. August 2. November 21. October 17.
Gallatin
Warsaw. ...
J. W. West ....
Grant ...
Williamstown
[ February 7 ... 1 June 20 .. March 7 .. ... . March 21 ... January 24 ..... May 23 ... April 25 ..... January 3 ... January 24 .... February 28 ...: May 2 .....
September 5 .. September 19. August 22. December 5. October 24. July 4. July 25.
August 22.
Greenup ..
Hardin
November 7. October 21. December 5.
W. W. Turner
April 11 ...
March 21 ...
Hickman.
Covington.
September 5.
W. H. Hamilton
March 28 ...
June G ..
B. W. Penick.
Jas. G. Crockett John A. Wilson
Prestonburg ..
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LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS, ETC .- CONTINUED.
COUNTIES.
COUNTY-SEAT.
SHERIFFS.
CIRCUIT CLERKS.
COUNTY CLERKS.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
Lewis
Vanceburg
'T. C. Wilson ..
Jos. A. Sparks
Thos. A. Mitchell ....
Lincoln .
Stanford ..
J. N. Menifee
Jas. P. Bailey
John Blain
March 21.
Livingston ..
Smithland ..
.J. M. Davis. ..
0. 0. Piles ..
John L. Vick ..
Logan ..
Russellville
G. S. Hardy.
Thos. B. Harrison. ... John G. Orndorf.
LYON ...
Eddyville
J. W. Oliver
John W. Clark
M. P. Malloy ..
Madison
Rietumnond.
J. B. Willis ..
W. H. Miller ..
Jas. Tevis
March 21
Magotlin
Salyersville
W. T. Prater
Augustus Arnett ...
W. P. TTalbee ...
April 18 ..
Marion
Lebanon
Albert leer.
R. G. Hill ..
John Severance
January 17
Marshall
Benton
W. W. English.
T. F. Palmer
J. L. Childs.
Martin ..
Eden ..
11. O. Hopson
J. D. Kirk .
J. D. Kirk ...
January 8. May 30 ..
MASON .. ..
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Maysville ..
Jas. C. Pickett.
Ben .. D. Parry.
W. W. Ball
( April 12
1 October 11
MoCracken.
Paducah ..
JJ. W. Sauner
D. C. Wilcox ..
W. P. Nichols
June 13.
McLean.
Calhoon
J. P. Waltrip ..
R. S. Carey ..
A. J. Aver ...
Menude ...
Brandenburg
J. B. Withers .
Z. T. Herndon
W. II. Gough
March 14
Menifee
Frenchburg ..
Solomon Ringo ..
A. T. Hackney.
J. J. Burns ..
March 28 ..
April 25
Palmerton
T. H. Murray ..
Jobn U. Young ..
(. W. Thompson
June 6 ....
onphinsville
Then. Tools ...
A. M. Bevill ..
J. 11. Vandever ..
February 28.
June 20 ...
December 19.
Morgan
West Liberty
Oscar Mckenzie.
S. F. Lemaster.
B. P. Wyatt .. W. A. Maxov
June 6 .. March 7
December 5.
Muhlenbarg ..
Greenville.
Geo. Praise.
Geo. W. Tows ..
John E. Reno
1 February 14 ..
Nelson ..
Bard-town
D. C. Hardin ...
W. II. Rowan.
May 28 .. March 221
Nicholas,
Carlisle
John Herrin.
T. J. Glenn ..
John A. Campbell .. Sam'! K. Cox.
May 23.
Oldhamn .
Owenton ..
John P. Adams.
Sanford Taylor .. J. C. Revill ..
Sandford Taylor ..... J. B. Martin ..
March 7.
Owsky.
Booneville
J. F. Hurd. Geo. Mullins ..
W. C. Franklin.
C. B. Marion ...
June 27. April 18
November 14.
Perry ..
Hazard ..
Spencer Combs J. K. Ratliff ...
R. M. Ferrill ...
II. Williamson
Powell
Stanton
Jas. M. Frazier.
S. D. Hall ....
Jeptha Boone
Pulaski
sommerset ...
Samuel Tato
II. G. Trimble
C. B. Poarch ..
April 18 ..
May 2. April 11 .... . . .. November 7. October 10. October 3.
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEEK
September 20. November 28. November 7. September 5. December 26.
Owen
Lagrange ..
W. J. Watson
Jas. K. Wandelohr ... I. J. Davidson
1. J. Davidson.
June 20 .. .. November 21.
Pike.
Pikeville
Ellis Dean .
J. R. P. Turpin
Montgomery
Al. Sterling
Hartford:
D. S. L. Smith
C. Hardwick
Pendleton
Falmouth 1
W. C. Holt ...
June 2 ...
December 12. Deermber 26. September 12. September 26. November 14. December 5.
Harrodsburg.
John C. Smock
Richard Board ..
Ben, C. Allen.
1 January 11 ...
1 July 12
August 8 July 4. December 6.
August 8. July 11. December 12. September 19. October 17.
February 14 ... February 7. June 13.
one ( December 5. October 24.
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September 5.
October 24.
May 2 ..
Robert-on ... Boekenstle ..
Mt. Olivet. Mt. Vernon .
W. H. Wells ....
W. T. Riggs ... W. M. Fish Jas. W. Johnson. A, C. Wells
J. B. Prather ... D. N. Williams .. Jas. W. Johnson A. C. Wells .
March 28 .... January 10 ..... May 16 ...
Angust 8. November21. December 5.
Russell ..
Jamestown .. Georgetown ..
Joseph Finley .
N. Estis.
J. Henry Wolf
Shelby
Shelbyville
HI. G. Card well ..
Jas. L. Plumer
Thos. C. Bailey W. G. Wade .. J. J. Davis ..
Thos. E. Green ..
J. A. Russell .
S. H. Wells .
Trigg.
Cadiz ..
Thomas Boyd
John D. Shaw ..
John G. Jefferson ..
Trimble
Bedford ...
W. M. Collins.
W. R. Logan ..
Union
Morganfield ..
J. Il. Dyer
J. M. Waggoner.
John W. Lee ... Gip. Taylor ..
February 21 ... March 14 . ... ; January 3 ...
September 5.
Warren
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Bowling Green
J. J. Smith.
Jas. D. Hines ...
Ben. F. Gardner
₹ May 28 .. March 7.
September 5. November 21.
Wayne
Monticello.
Geo. T. Ramsey
1. N. Sheppard
I. M. Sheppard.
Way 9 ....
February 21. .
July 4.
Whitley .
Williamsburg ..
D. F. Sullivan
L. D. Dunham
Jas. Gatlite
May 9 ...
October 10.
Wolfe ...
Campton
S. M. Tutt ...
M. A. Spradling
C. C. Hanks.
May CO ...
November 28.
Woodford.
Versailles
Richard HI. Grav ..
Joe C. Bailey ....
John S. Moore ..
April 4
October 3.
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November 7.
W. H. Albright ..
Rowan ..
Morehead ..
W. P. Wyatt ....
Simco Dockery ....
Scott ..
John F. Davis.
A. P. Hammond .. Chas. B. Stillwell .. C. W. Wright ..
Spencer .. Taylor
Taylorsville. Campbellsville ... Rikton.
Jas. S. Manatta
March 7 September 5. September 19. November 21. April 4 March 21 May 2 .. March 7 November 7. October 10. August 8 April 11 April 8. October 17. August 22.
October3.
Washington
Springfield
Sidney Green.
J. 1 .. Wharton
W. F. Booker.
Webster
Luxon ...
S. Campbell
11. 8. Cargile
John W. Tapp ..
May 28.
Franklin
Todd .
J. 11. Armstrong ...
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES AND COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEYS OF CIRCUIT COURTS IN KENTUCKY.
Elected First Monday in August, 1880, for Term of Six Years.
JUDGES. ATTORNEYS.
1st District-Hon. Edward Crossland
C. A. Thomas.
- 2d
Hon. J. R. Grace
J. B. Garnett.
3d Hon. B. P. Cissoll . J. H. Powell.
4th Hou. L. P. Little
5th
Hon. W. L. Dalaner
J. M. Porter.
6th
Hon. T. R. Mc Beath
W. R. Haynes. S. M. Peyton.
7th
Hon. J. II. Lewis .
Hon. M H. Owelev R. C. Warren. A. G. Caruth.
10th
Hon. B. F. Buckner
C. J. Bronston.
11th
Hon. P. U. Major
A. G. DAJarnette.
12th Hon. J. S. Boyd
W. W. Cleary.
13th
Hon. Robert Ridden
C. R. Brooks,
14th
Hon. A. E. Cole
T. A. Curran.
15th Hon. J. F. Findlay II. C. Eversole.
16th
Hon. Geo. N. Brown
S. G. Kinner.
17th
Hon. S E. DeHaven I. S. Morris.
18th
Hon. C. A. Hardin
T. A. Robertson.
JUDGES OF COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
Jefferson, Court of -- Hon. H. J. Stites.
For the counties of Fayette. Clark, Madison, Bourbon, Scott, Woodford, and Franklin -Hon. C. S. French.
LOUISVILLE CHANCERY COURT.
Chancellor-Hon. I. W. Edwards.
Vice-Chancellor-Hon. Alfred T. Pope.
CHANCERY COURT.
For the Counties of Campbell, Konton, Bracken, and Pendleton-Judge-Hon. John W. Menzies.
COURT OF APPEALS OF KENTUCKY.
Chief Justice-Hon. Joseph H. Lewis. Associate Judges-Hone. Thomas II. Hints. Thomas F. Hargis, and W. S. Pryor. Attorney General-P. W. Hardin. Reporter-John Rodman. Clerk-Thos. C. Jones. Deputy Clerk-E. W. Hine .. Sergeant-at- Arms -- George A. Robertson. Tipstaff-A. W. Vallandingham. Janitor-Wm. French.
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J. F. Noe.
9th Hon. W. L. Jackson
1631 WABASH AVE .. DR. T. S. HOYNE, CHICAGO.
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KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER
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1881-82.
In the following section of the work the post-offices of Kentucky are arranged in alphabetical order, and a description is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of all persons doing business therein.
AARON'S RUN. A discontinued post-office in Montgomery county.
ABBETT. A country post-office in Trimble county, 8 miles east of Bed- ford, the county-seat, and the same distance south of Carrollton, the nearest shipping point on the Ohio river. Stage to Carroll- ton. M. M. Dunn, postmaster and gen- eral store.
A.DA. Calloway county, 3 miles from Tennessee state line, and 5 miles south of Murray, the county-seat. Paris, Ten- nessee, is the nearest bank location, and most accessible shipping point. Popula- tion 40. Tobacco forms the only export. Stages to Murray and Paris daily ; fare $2. Mail tri-weekly. L. P. Mansfield. postmaster.
Hunt J C. live stock. Mansfield L. P., General Store.
Marvbell R L. tobacconist. Marsball T G, tobacconist. Venerable J P, blacksmith. Wilcox T H, justice of peace.
ADAIRVILLE. An incorporated town, first settled in 1820; is located in the
extreme southern part of Logan county, 3 miles north of the Tennessee state line; and 13 miles south of Russellville, the county-seat and nearest shipping point on the L. & N. R. R. Red river here furnishes good power, utilized by a flour and grist-mill. The town has a population of about 300, and sustains three churches, a good public school, a weekly newspaper, the Logan Sentinel, a bank, and a woolen millin the vicinity. Improvements amount- ing to $25,000 were made here during last year. . Shipments consist principally of wheat, tobacco, and stock. Price of land adjacent averages from $20 to $50 per acre. Stage to Russellville, daily ; Springfield, tri- weekly ; and Franklin, semi-weekly; fare $1 each. Adams Express office at Rus- sellville, is its nearest express point. Mail daily. S. C. Gooch, postmaster.
Alexander Rev R C ( Methodist).
Bagby Rev A F. ( Baptist ).
Barbee & Moore, grocers. Beauchamp F M, hotel and saloon.
Bell J A, leaf tobacco. Booher J G, livery.
Brown H W, pub. Logan Sentinel.
Breedlove A J, justice of peace. Burr A, hotel proprietor and justice.
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KEMLACZA ZIVLE CYSELLRES
Chicago Zinc Works
All kinds of interior and exteriororna.
@ J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton Gt., CHICAGO.
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Burr G &, constable.
Butt J S, confections and grocery.
Cragor Bros, dry goods.
Foster J W, police judge.
Gooch S. C. & Co., Furniture and Un- dertakers, Wall Paper, Pictures, Picture- frames, etc., etc.
Hale Mrs M C, millinery.
Harper James, wagon-maker.
Harper Mrs L T, princ. primary school.
Henderson R H. saddler.
Hendrickson Archelans, physician.
Hite George T. grocery.
Hummer & Co, general store.
Jeter B H, marshal.
Johnson & Filts, hardware.
Kempf C J, shoemaker.
Kroger HI, shoemaker.
Lanier W C, builder.
McClure T, drugs and groceries.
McCormac Smith, blacksmith.
McGoldric Miss Dora M, millinery.
McGoldrie J C, meat market.
Malone J W, attorney.
Mason & Orndorff. flour-mill, 6 miles w. Moorman J L, dentist.
Myers H, grocery and saloon.
Orndorf Aaron, flour-mill, 4 miles east.
Orndorff Win, flour and woolen-mill, 5 miles east.
Perry Rev Frank ( Presbyterian).
Phippen A W, saloon.
Pollok Mrs M, millinery.
Proctor W B & Co, saloon,
Rayburn W K, general store and cash bank of Adairville.
Robertson Wm T, druggist.
Simmons Green D, physician.
Simmons Richard M, Hour-mill, 2 miles n.
Smith A F & Son, general store.
Stoolz J H, meat market.
Tison C S. sewing-machines.
Townsend Robert P, physician.
Turpian M M & Co, grocers.
Vineyard B W, principal high school. Walton G W, blacksmith.
ALBANY. Clinton county (for de- scriptive sketch and business directory see list of towns received too late for regular insertion).
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ALBANY LANDING. Also called Whetstone, is a village and landing on the Cumberland river. It is in the eastern portion of Cumberland co., 7 miles
north-east of Burkesville, the county-seat. The nearest railway approach is Glasgow, but all shipments can be made direct via Cumberland river. The products are chiedy walnut lumber, grain and tobacco, although somne produce is marketed. Population 25. Mailtri-weekly. E. L. Higginbottom, post- master.
Higginbottom, E. L., Justice of the Peace and Grocer.
Holsapple & Higginbottom, grain.
Raysdon A C, blacksmith.
Singer Manuf'g Co, walnut lumber.
Smith C & E, Hour-mill, 2 miles out.
Smith W P, constable.
ALEXANDER STATION. (Seo Crutchfield, Fulton county).
ALEXANDRIA. This incorpor- sted town, situated on both the Ohic and Licking rivers, with 500 inhabitants, is the county-sent of Campbell, and is 13 miles south of Newport, its nearest railroad point, and 125 miles from Louisville. A grist and saw-mill, 5 churches, one public and two private schools are here. Fine, cider and farm produce i, marketed. Daily stage communication with Newport; fare 65c. Mail daily. Peter Kronz, postmaster. Asplan Henry, hotel.
Baker Richard T, lawyer.
Baker Wm B. lawyer.
Bell James W, justice of peace.
Braunstein George, boots and shoes.
Brell John W, stoves and tinware.
Freeman Mrs Millie, confectionery.
Funk Wm, tailor.
Gerlach Mrs Emily, general store.
Hartman Wm, carpenter and undertaker.
Hill Theodore M, lawyer.
Hornbach Michael, druggist.
Kemper Herman, barber.
Kronz Peter, General Store.
Kuhl George, blacksmith. Mc Vean Stephen D, hotel.
Marionet Andrew, merchant tailor.
Meister August, brewery.
Murray Patrick, blacksmith.
Orr Thomas S. physician. Rachford Hugh K, physician.
Rarden Richard J. dep. elk. county court.
Ratelitf Thomas A. lawyer.
Riggall Robert, wagon-maker.
Riley Edward, lawyer.
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BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Have Settled more than 1,400 Losses, and have find but 13 Re alsted Claima. Agents Everywhere.
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Schwalbach John, shoemaker. Thatcher Edgar, constable. Todd & Brothers, general store. Trichler Mathias, saloon. Trichler Mathias Jr, wagon-maker. Vitt Frank S, harness-maker. Wagoner Wmn H, printer. White & Youtsey, general store. Willenbrik Bernard. saw and grist.mill. Winterhalter Mrs. Susan, hotel and meats. Youtsey James J, physician.
ALICETON. Is a station called North Fork, on the L. & N. R. R., S1 miles south-east of Louisville, and located in the western part of Boyle county, 16 miles south-west of Danville, the county-seat. Adams Express and daily mail. Popula- tion 50.
Baker Henry, farmer. Campbell T H, general store. Clarkson T M, farmer. Collinsworth - farmer.
Rice W M, store, express and station agent. Withroe J P, farmer.
ALLENDALE. Has a probable pop- ulation of 75, and is a village located in the western part of Green county, 11 miles north- west of Greensburg, the county-sest, and shipping point on L.& N. R. R. Wheat and tobacco are exported. Mail semi-weekly. W. M. Elmore, postmaster.
Bell John, barber. Bosket James, cooper. Brewer J W, saloon. Brewer S W, live stock. Cantrell E S. general store. Cantrell James, blacksmith.
Durm Robert, justice of peace.
Elmore Wm, shoemaker.
Elmore W. M., Farmer and General Store.
Graham S, gunsmith. Hopson Edward, R R and express agent. Howell A, wool-carder. Howell Frank & Bro, distillers. Howell F 2, distiller.
Howell R, live stock. Jones H, veterinary surgeon.
Noe James B, justice of peace. Perkins J M & W F. general store. Porking Louis, wagon-maker. Perkins S E, general store.
Pierce Rev T W ( Baptist).
Pray J P, hotel. Sidebottom Rev L ( Baptist). Skaggs II D, notary public. Smith Samuel, saddler and harness-maker. Warren S W, saloon. Warren W F, saw-mill.
ALLEN SPRINGS. A village lo. onted in the western part of Allen county. 12 miles north-east of Scottsville, the coun- tv-seat, and 15 miles south-east of Bowling Green, its nearest shipping point, on L. & N. R. R. Population 50. Live stock, tobacco, and produce are marketed. Stage to Scottsville and Bowling Green daily; fare 75 cents. Daily mail. J. O. Perry, postmaster.
Cole S F, cabinet-maker. Cosby Rev J C ( Methodist). Holland Rev M Y H ( Baptist). Holland W O, shoemsker. Johnson James L, wagon and plow mnfr. Johnson Rev Thomas ( Baptist).
Meridith J E, physician. Pruitt Obed, saw-mill and blacksmith.
Ransom W H, blacksmith. Rose Rev F M ( Methodist). Sledge & Sledge, general store. Smith H C, physician.
Wadkins John W, general store.
ALLENSVILLE. This incorpora- ted town, of 400 inhabitants, is a station on the Memphis branch, L. & N. R. R., in Todd county, 9 miles south-east of Elkton, the seat of justice, and nearest bank, to which a daily mail stage runs, fare $1. Good power is afforded here by Elk Fork creek, util- ized by three flour-mills. A newspaper, the Gazette, 5 churches, a public school, and a good hotel, are sustained. Wheat, to- bacco, and live stock are shipped, and good farming land, in the vicinity, av- erages $40 to $75 per acre. Express Adams; Telegraph W. U. Mail daily. John T. Smith, postmaster.
Adams John & Co, dry goods. Allison Frank, saloon. Bellamy R D, furniture.
Boyer W D jr & Co, dry goods. City Hotel, J. T. Smith, Proprietor. Day M F. dry goods. Ellison J T, druggist. Garrard James D, physician. Grinter O M, druggist.
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FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.
MORRIS & BAYLY MANAGERS, 9 CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
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Haddox & Bros, grocers and farm imp. Kimbrough T R, physician. McCullen Hugh, tinsmith.
Page B W, saloon. Reese Miss Fannie F, milliner. Richardson R B, physician. Small & Woolridge, grocers. Smith Fannie, milliner. Smith J. T., Proprietor City Hotel. Thomas N, express and R R agent. Trabue B M, physician.
ALONE. A recently established post- office in Metcalfe county. No village.
ALPHA. A post.office in Clinton co. 11 miles north-east of Albany, the county- seat. Monticello is its nearest bank loca- tion. The most convenient shipping point is Rowena, on the Cumberland river, 10 miles north. Products are mainly grain and produce, Stage to Monticello. Mail tri-weekly. F. M. Stinson, postmaster.
Andrews J J, flour-mill.
Berry Rev J M ( Methodist).
Davis C E W, shoemaker.
Davis J W, constable.
Davis W W. justice of peace.
Kennedy Mart, blacksmith.
Inwhorn C. blacksmith.
Neal Z T, blacksmith. Owens B D, physician. Shearer Rev J (Christian).
Shearer J H & Co. general store. Stinson F. M., Farmer and Book Agent. White George, miller.
York T, justice of peace.
ALPHORETTA. Only a country post-office, in Floyd county, 12 miles south of Prestonburg, the county-seat. Mail semi-weekly. Isaac Dingus, post- master and general store.
ALTON. Sometimes known as Rough and Ready, is in Anderson county, 43 Iniles north of
Lawrenceburg. the county-seat, and nearest bank location, and 9 south of Frankfort. its nearest railroad shipping point on the L., C. & L. R. R., and 50 miles south-east of Louisville. Three churches, Reforin, Methodist. and Baptist, and good public and private schools are bere. Population about 250. A good open- ing for a four-mill, is presented here. Grain,
hoge, and whisky are shipped. Stages to Frankfort, Lawrenceburg, and Harrods- burg daily; fares, $1. $1, and $2.50 re- spectively. Telephone communication with Frankfort and Lawrenceburg. Mail daily. Carl Mrs Betty, millinery.
Carl & Roberts, furniture and undertakers. Carleton J W. wagon-maker.
Catlett James B, hotel and saloon.
Crook W H, saddler.
Grimes & Blakemore, liquors.
Greely & Miller, saw and grist-mill.
Hawkins Joseph, blacksmith.
MeClure R K & Bro, general store.
McCormick W L. saloon and grocery.
Marshall Uriah, shoemaker. Mountioy T J, blacksmith. Ragan A D. justice of peace.
Reynolds Rev T A ( Reform). Shields W V & Bro, general store.
Spier J M. physician. Stratton H H, physician. Young Mrs S A. cigar mnfr. Wilson W H, blacksmith.
ALUM SPRINGS. A settlement of 40 people in Boyle county, 5 miles from Danville, the county-seat, and 95 from Louisville. Daily mail. Joseph Maxwell, postmaster.
Carter T B, general store.
McDonald Rey B. Mc Donald R I, live stock. McGinnis Benjamin, blacksmith.
Maxwell Joseph, propr. Alum Springs.
ALZEY. Also known as Long's Landing, is on the Ohio river, in the north- ern part of Henderson county, 18 miles west of Henderson. the county-seat. Ship- ments should be made direct by water. Population 24. Express Adams. Mail daily. C. P. Klein, postmaster. Baker James, general store. Corly James. general store.
Cradwell Joseph, carpenter. Crutchfield A J, firmer and live stock.
Gordon Thomas, wagon-maker.
Klein C. P., Gen Istore and Saw.mill. Long Thomas, justice of peace.
Lowo Frederick, engineer.
Morris L, farmer. Morris W V, physician.
Styles Edward, engineer. Styles J R., blacksmith.
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ANCHORAGE. Incorporated as a town in 1878, is a station on the line of the L., C. & I .. R. R., in Jefferson county, 12 miles east of Louisville, the county-seat. Improvements amounting to about $20,000 have recently been made, and the town, which is rapidly increasing, now has a population of about 500; 5 churches, Meth- odist, Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Baptist, and colored Baptist, and one school, a sem- inary for young ladies, and a military academy, are here. Shipments consist of grain and trees. Express Adams. Tele- graph W. U. B. E. Mulford, postmaster. Alexander Rev Gose ( Methodist ).
Anchorage Classical and Military Institute, V. M. Johnson, Principal. (See adr.)
Bedinger Rev E W ( Presbyterian).
Bellewood Seminary, Mrs. Daniel P. Young, Supt. (See adv.)
Central Kentucky Lunatic Asylum, R H. Gale, superintendent.
Ervin George T, physician.
Gaar Simeon L, nurseryman.
Gale R H, supt C K Lunatic Asylum.
Harvey Charles W, physician. Hausman Antony, general store.
Hightower Rev John ( Baptist). Holt Wmn M, physician.
Johnson V. M., Principal Anchorage Classical and Military Institute.
Me Michael J N, notary public.
McNally Edward, Florist and Nur- seryman. (See adr. )
Merritt Rev George W ( Methodist).
Mulford Benjamin E., Postmaster and Express Agent.
Pine Hill Academy. B H MeCowan, propr. Young Mrs. Daniel P., Supt. Belle- wood Seminary.
ANDREW. Small village, 7 miles north of Mt. Vernon, the county-seat of Rockcastle county, and 5 miles from its ship- ping point -- Broadhead-on the L. & N. R. H. Lumber is the chief export. Mail by special supply. A. J. Henderson, post- master.
Hank II, blacksmith.
Henderson A. J., Farmer and Dry Goods.
Todd & Henderson, saw-mill and lumber.
ANTIOCH. Metcalfe Co. (See Knob Lick).
ANTIOCH. Only a farmhouse post- office located in Washington county, 20 miles from Springfield, the county-seat, and 18 miles east of Harrodsburg, the nearest shipping point, on the C. S. Ry. Produce is marketed. Mail tri-weekly. C. C. Trent, postmaster.
Bryant. A, general store.
Bryant T, blacksmith.
Carey E B, flour-mill.
Donovan J D, physician.
Hendren R S, wagon-maker.
Trent C. C., General Store.
Trent T J, wool-carder.
ANTIOCH MILLS. Was first set- tled in 1878, is a village in Richland pre- cinet, Harrison county, 13 miles north of Cynthiana, the county-seat ; its most con- venient shipping point is Falmouth, on the K. C. R. R. Population 80. Mail semi-weekly. Alvin Sellars, postmaster.
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