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LOWELL. In the southern part of Garrard county, on the Richmond branch of the L. & N. R. R., 10 miles east of Lancas- ter, the county-seat, 122 south-east of Louis- ville. Daily Mail. J. H. Spilman, post- master.
Anderson Wm A, surveyor.
Argo R M, harness-maker and bee-keeper. Arnold T B, blacksmith.
Best E, live stock.
Burrows James S, deputy clerk.
Carter JJ B, general store. Coochman Rev W O ( Presbyterian). Hurt Win, road-maker. Merryman Jacob, shoemaker.
Ramsey B, physician.
Rolston John, carpenter. Schooler I. R, justice. Scott James, blacksmith.
Spilman A T, miller. Spilman J H, railroad and express agt.
LOWE'S. A small settlement in Graves county, 15 miles from Maysville, the county-seat, and 18 from Paducah. the shipping point, and about 250 miles from Louisville. Population 75. Semi-weekly mail. JJohn R. Lowe, postmaster.
Baldwin W R, teacher. Baker T M, physician.
Blackburn Rey W H ( Baptist).
Harlin W HL. flour and saw-mill.
Hocker R T. physician.
Hoyan Rev S A ( Baptist).
Lowe J. R., General Store.
Lowe Rev W F ( Baptist).
Nahan Rec R W ( Baptist).
Peck R T, blacksmith and wagon-maker. Wilkerson John, general store.
LOW MANSVILLE. This is & little cluster of houses on the Big Sandy river, in Lawrence county, 18 miles from Willard Station, the nearest railroad ap- proach, and 19 miles from Louisa, the county-seat. Mail semi-weekly. H. Borders, postmaster.
Borders Hezekiahı, Saw and Carding- mill. Bordry, Slow & Co, general store. Mackinzy Hiram, blacksmith.
LUCAS. A small country post-office in Letcher county, 10 miles north of Whitesburg.
LUDLOW. A station on the C. S. R'y, in Kenton county, 148 miles by Ohio river from Louisville. It is only one mile from Covington, of which place it is a sub- urb, and 3 from Hebron, with which it is connected by daily stages. Here are 6 churches. 2 schools, and 1.000 people. Adams Express. Daily mail. H. H. Smith, postmaster. Barr Jas H, lumber.
Bentley M & Sons, liquors.
Carroll C H. Jr, saloon. Clark J C. confectioner.
Crall & Wall, coal.
Erchilk Henry, baker.
Evans Israel, physician. Gibbs & Co, grocers. Grieme J HI, grocer.
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Hanneford Rov T ( Methodist). Harwood C M, brick-mold mfr. Hay W B. plane factory. Hedges S J, coal.
. Jones C E, physician. Nixon Jas, carpenter. Post & Co, railway supplies. Riffe & Smith, Druggiste. Ryan W J, carpenter. Sloick Wmn, butcher. Smith L D, general store. Smith S J. wagon-maker. Staph Christian, boots and shoes. Steen Rev M D H ( Presbyterian). Tanner J C. express agt. Venn Bros. painters.
Walmer Geo, coal. Wegner John, boot and shoemaker. Wiley Robert, brick-layer: Williams John, produce.
LUSBY'S MILL. Has 100 inhab- itants, is a village in Owen county, 8 miles east of Owenton, the county-seat. Ships tobacco, wheat and hogs. The Big Eagle creek furnishes power here. Land valued at $10 to $40 per acre. Ship to Blanchett, on the C. S. R'y, 9 miles east. An open- ing here for a blacksmith. Mail tri- weekly. A. B. Acre, postmaster.
Acre & Kinman, General Store and Distiller. Kinman Y R, flour-mill.
Kinman P C, blacksmith. Kinman W. P., Hotel and Saloon. Lusby Alfred, wagon-maker.
Lusby Rev John, shoemaker.
Scott R L, general store. Smither A W, physician. Stamper Hugh, general store. Stamper Jus H, drugyist. Taylor A P, physician.
LYNDON. A station on the L., C. & L. R'y, in Jefferson county, 8 miles from Louisville. Here are 2 churches and a public school. Adams Express. Daily mail. Wm. Osborn, postmaster.
Hopsyn Jos, physician. Lewis Herman. physician. Osborn Wm, Station Agt. Whitaker Walter, lawyer. Wilson & T, insurance agt. Wilson W S, broker. Wood Alvin, wholesale whisky.
LYNN. Sometimes called Liberty, is on Tygart's creek, a water-power stream in Greenup county, 7 miles west of Green- up, the county-seat and shipping point om the E. K. R'y. Bank at Greenup. Corn, potatoes and wheat comprise the export. Population 100. Mail semi-weekly. Basit Waring, postmaster. \
Bennett B. F., Flour-mill. Carnegy S H. justice. Farmer Rev J ( Methodist). Nichols JJos, blacksmith. Secrest C W, physician.
Warring Rev F ( Methodist).
LYNN CAMP. A small post office in Laurel county. 170 miles from Louisville, 11 from London, the county-seat, and 27 from Livingston, the nearest railroad sta- tion. Daily mail. Maggie B. Craig, port- master.
Barton W R, physician. Blair Rev John ( Methodist).
Dulin & Herrin, blacksmiths. Elliott Jacob, constable:
Elliott Jesse, flour-mill.
Grinstead Rev J P ( Methodist).
Harber Euel, blacksmith.
Harris Samuel, distiller.
Hodge S N, hotel propr.
Hodge & Elliott. Hour-mill.
Jones J C & Evan, live stock.
Karr Rev Add (Christian). Lanham Abel. justice of peace. Lovell D W, general store. MeHargue J R, general store. MeHargue Matt. four-mill.
Scales N M, physician.
Woodward J G, justice of peace.
LYNNVILLE. With about 150 in- habit-ants, is an incorporated village in the southern portion of Graves county. 13 miles south of Mayfield, the county-scat. bank location and most convenient ship- ping point, on the M., P. & N. R. R. A good opening bere for a druggist. Pro- duce is marketed, and land is worth $5 to $10 unimproved, and $8 to $15 improved. Mail semi-weekly. W. H. Howard, post- master.
Canter R. A., Physician. Canter S F. physician. Denton Rev E C L ( Christian). Emmerson J T, general store.
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Evans Rev W H ( M E Church S). Hall W. H. && R. A., General Store. Howard W. H., Hotel. McCune W H, undertaker. Nanney R H, saddle and harness-maker. Smithe W E, cooper ..
LYONLA. Locally known &; Ross- ville, is a small settlement in Hancock county, 16 miles south-west of the county- seat, Hawesville. The most convenient point to ship to is Cloverport, on the Ohio river. Produce is marketed. Population 70. Mail tri-weekly. J H. Quisenberry, post-master.
Quisenberry J. H., General Store. Sanders David, grist-mill. Sanders Morrison A, saw-mill. Spencer George, blacksmith.
MCAFEE. Known as Eldorado, in the northern part of Mercer county, 6 miles north of Harrodsburg, the county- seat, its nearest shipping point by rail, on a stem of the C. S. R'y. Daily mail and stage to Harrodsburg and Frankfort. Fare to the former point, $2.50; to the latter, 50 cents. Population 200. Richard S. Pax- ton, postmaster.
McAfee F M, general store. Paxton Richard S., Druggist. Schryock Wmu. grocer. Wright J M, grocer.
McDANIELS. A settlement of 35 people, in Breckinridge county, 11 miles from Leitchfield, the nearest railroad sta- tion, and 70 from Louisville. Here is a saw-mill, 1 church and a free school. Weekly stage to Leitchfield, fare $1. Mail semi-weekly. S. A. Catlin, postmaster. Bruce C A, dentist. Cannon & Rhodes, leaf-tobacco. Catlin Mrs Amelia, music teacher. Catlin S. A., Physician. Frank J H. shingle factory. Hart John H. physician. Hays Wmn. blacksmith. Heyser F T & Bro, general store. Hornbeck -, flour-mill. Hunter O T, saw-mill. Hunter H A, wagon-maker. Hunter & Hunter, saw-mill. Lewis Klias, artist. Parson Jas, justice of peace.
Parson JJoseph, constable. Petty HI C, saloon.
Rhodes Frank, justice of peace. Rhodes T H, hotel.
McDOWELL. A small village in Floyd county, 20 miles from Prestonburg, the county-seat, from which place it re- ceives a semi-weekly mail. Wilbur Hall, postmaster.
Aker W. general store. Gibson D B, teacher.
Hall Wilbur Sr., General Store and Live Stock.
Hall Wilbur Jr, justice of peace.
Hall Rev Wilson ( --- ). Hamilton MeDonnel, constable. Hawood E. physician.
MeCury John, cooper. Moore Win, carpenter.
Moore H, flour-mill. Stombang Green, blacksmith. Sturrel W II, shoemaker.
McHENRY. Incorporated as a vil- lage, is in the central southern part of Ohio county, and is a station on the P. & E. R. R., 84 miles south of Hartford, the county- seat, and 111 from Louisville, where the banking is done. Coal-mining is the only business here, some 400 car loads being shipped per month. Population 350. Ex- press Southern. Mail daily. W. G. Dun- can, postmaster.
Bean J J, blacksmith. Burten W H. R R agent. Duncan D S druggist.
Duncan W G. Express Agent and Su- perintendent Mellenry Coal Co. MeHenry Coal Co., Coal Miners. Taylor V M, physician.
McKEE. A village of 80 people in Jackson county, of which it is the county- seat, 175 miles from Louisville Livings- ton, 19 miles south, is the nearest railroad point. Semi-weekly mail. J. W. Buker, postmaster.
Baker J. W., Jailer. Carlton J N, lawyer. HIAvs Samuel, store and hotel. MeGuire. WS, general store. Morris Henry, carpenter. Vance J P, flour.mill.
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MCKINNEY STATION. On the C. S. R'y, 8 miles south of Stanford, the county-seat, and 140 south-east of Louis- ville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 100. I. J. Christenson, postmaster. Christenson T. J., General Store. George W J, hotel. George. & Mc Kinney, boot and shoemakers. Jones D'S & Sons, general store. MeIntosb & Fields, blacksmiths. Riffe J A, druggist.
Schultz G W, express agent.
MONARY STATION. A settle- ment in Muhlenberg county, on the P. & E. R. R., 142 miles from Louisville, and 9 from Greenville, the county-seat. Daily mail. G. J. Brigg-, postmaster.
Bard L F, physician.
Briggs George J., Lumber Dealer and Railroad Agent. Briggs J B, stave and saw-mill, Eaves G W Jr. Jeaf-tobacco. Fabel & Krauth, live stock.
Hughes J T, general store.
MCPHERSON. This village, with 100 inhabitants, is in the central part of Letcher county. Troublesome creek fur- nishes power. Whitesburg, the county- seat, is 27 miles south.east. Goods can be shipped to Livingston, 100 miles west. which is the nearest railroad approach, or to Prestonburg, 40 miles ex-t, on the west fork of the Big Sandy river. An extension of the L. & N. R. R. from Livingston is being constructed, which will give the place a more convenient shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. Adaline Rich- mond, postmaster.
Allen F. P.
Calhoun D W. physician. Childers G B, live stock. Cornett N W, miller. Dingus M G & L. general store. Draughn A H, miller.
Draughn J W, Eve stock.
Duke John, cooper.
Hagans T C, General Store. Hays G, boot and shoemaker. Hays Louis, justice. Hopper W C, lumberman. Nickels Wm, general store.
Perkins E F. miller. Perkins Frank, constable.
Pigman Jas M, justice. Richmond B. F., General Store. Sparkman John, miller. Walker Milton, blacksmith.
MACEDONIA. A post-office în Christian county, 6 miles from Friendship. from whence it receives mail by special supply.
MACKVILLE. An incorporated town in Washington county, 14 miles north- east of Springfield, the county-seat, and nearest bank location, and 60 south-east of Louisville. Goods must be shipped to Brumsfield, 14 miles south-east, on the Knoxville branch L. & N. R. R. A hotel is needed bere. Wheat forms the chief shipment.' Mail tri-weekly. L. L. Hick. erson, postmaster.
Allen H C. physician.
Allin Mrs George, millinery and notions. Allin Phil T. general store.
Bowles T M, wagon-maker and constable. Bricken & Son, saddlery.
Brown Henry. grocer.
Clark J R. furniture and undertaker.
Cox H P, physician.
Duncan J W, shoemaker.
Foley G B, justice. Goodman G H, physician.
Gray J S, wagon-maker. Himer Rev Wm ( Methodist).
Kays & Kays, druggists.
. Lair -- , physician. Maves Samuel, live stock.
Peters J S, general store.
Riley Wm, lawyer.
Robinson & Litsy, flour-mill.
Sherley Rev Wm ( Baptist ). Shoemaker Colvin, live stock. Sweeney J W, blacksmith. Sweeney L, furniture and undertaker.
Yancey Rev Wm (Christian). Vanosdal & Co, flour-mill.
Watfnel Wm, blacksmith.
Wycoff J A, hotel and livery.
MADISONVILLE. With a popu- lation of 1,876, is the county-seat of Hop- kins county. and a station on the St. L. & S. E. branch of L. & N. R. R. It was set- tled in 1806, incorporated as a town in 1808, and as a city in 1878. The assessed valuation of the city is $400,000, and it has
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& bonded debt of $18,700. It contains an enterprising weekly newspaper, " The Ken- tucky Republican," 2 good hotels, a court- house, and county jail, the latter lately erected at a cost of $8.000, 3 flour-mills, 7 tobacco factories, 5 churches, and good pub- lic and private schools. Several new buildings have been erected during the past year, and the place is rapidly becom- ing an important point. Stage to Provi- dence, 16 miles listant, fare $3 round-trip. Express Southern. Mail daily. E. B. Frost, postmaster.
Acon Jas C, justice of peace.
Adams Juo T, station and express agent, and W. U tel operator. Arnold Mrs M E. maillinery. Bailey Wm. M. sewing-machines.
Baker David W. saloon.
Becker & Hoffman's Electro- Va- por Baths, R. U. Robertson, Propri- etor. Office, Robertson House.
Beeson Chas F. live stock.
Belmont Hotel, Morton & Miles, proprs.
Beugger Jacob, bakery and confectionery. Bishop W W & Co, general store.
Boring Hanson, school teacher.
Bourland D, hardware, agr imps, and seeds. Bourland Henry F, justice of peace.
Bourland H R, saw-mill (3 miles east). Bourland Wm E, lawver.
Bourland & Whittinghill . J. R. Bourland, James W. Whittinghill). Manufacturers of, and Wholesale Dealers
in, Saddlery, Harness, Bridles, Hames, Collars, etc.
Boyle Henry D, physician.
Bradley Amos K. lawyer.
Brooks Thos M, hides and pelts.
Brown Jas H. justice of peace. Brown R H & Bro, live stock.
Brown & Bro stock dealers (2 miles east). Brown & Murphy. leaf.tobacco.
Brown & Pemberton, furniture and under. takers.
Browning J F & Co. general store.
Bryant Wyatt, saw-mill (5 miles west). Coleman H J, live stock.
Collins Geo, tailor.
Coombs John, carpenter and builder. Cotton & Ramsey, leaf-tobacco. Cox John R, livery stable. Davis & Williams, wines and liquors. Dempsey Dubartes F. physician.
Dempsey J Fletcher. county attorney.
Earle John B, lawyer.
Empire Flour-mills, Showers & Davis, prop'rs.
Figeley Geo W, jeweler. Fowler Thos T, saloon.
Fisher Paul. saloon.
Frost & Morton ( E. B. Frost, Eugene Morton!, Books, Stationery, Notions, Picture -. Frames, etc. Post-office.
Fry Phil W, general store. Gardiner Thos W. physician.
Gill Thos J, stoves and tin.
Gouch Silas. blacksmith.
Hall Dixon, connty judge.
Hardman & Roberts, photographers. Harrig Caspar. boot and shoemaker.
Harvey John B. saloon.
Hockersmith I. D, contractor and brick- laver.
Hoffman Wm, dentist.
Holeman N M, druggist and bookseller. Holland W J, planing-mill and lumber.
Hollinger Wm C, jeweler.
Holloman & Son, leaf-tobacco.
Hopewell Rev J C ( Baptist).
Howard Thomas, meat market.
Jagoe M H & Co, general store.
Jones Alex R, dry goods, notions, etc.
Jones Brothers (T. B. and J. F.), Manufacturers Farm and Spring Wag- ons, Buggies, Carriages ; all kinds of Re. pair Work done to order; also dealers in Plows.
Kahn Max, general store.
Kosure & Lunsford, produce, grain. hides. Latfoon & Gordon (Polk Laffoon, Wm L Gordon), law and real estate.
Littlepage Thomas C, leaf-tobacco.
Lloyd John, boot and shoemaker.
Long Mrs M C, bakery and confectionery. Lunsford James P, general store.
McGrew Isaac T, groceries and crockery. Madisonville Flour-inills, W A Polk. propr. Madisonville Times ( weekly ), Z F Young, editor and propr.
Madisonville Wagon and Car- riage Works, Jones Bros., Propri- etors.
Martin John, wagon-maker.
Matthews, Aaron, meat market.
Miles Samuel T, groceries and queensware. Moore Thomas H, physician.
Morton John G., Banker.
Morton Thomas HI, general store.
Morton & Miles (Charles E Morton and Samuel T Miles), proprs Belmont Hotel.
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Murphy Charles H, druggist. Murphy Mrs Mary M, millinery.
Nisbet James M, sheriff. Nisbet Win A, livery-stable. Nisbet Win W. general store. Noel George W, physician.
Oldham James L, groceries and dry goods. Orr Wm D. lawyer.
Osburn John. contractor and builder.
Osburn Wm T, gunsmith.
Pemberton J M, leaf-tobacco.
Polk Wm A, propr flour-mills. Porter Wm H. barber.
Powers Samuel, propr Farmers' Mills. Prewitt J HI, dentist. Pritchett Cornelius B, marble-works.
Pritchett Horace. carding-mill.
Pritchett James W, physician.
Pritchett James W Jr, painter.
Pritchett & Morton, leaf-tobacco. Ramsey George W, lawyer. Rash & Nisbet, drugs, groceries, books, etc. Robertsou House, R. H. Robertson, Proprietor ..
Robertson Robert H., Proprietor Robertson House. Rates. $1 per day. Good Sample Rooms. Also Proprietor Dr.'s Becker & Hoffman's Electro-Ther- mal and Vapor Baths, in connection with the hotel.
Robinson Ross & Co, blacksmiths.
Kock Charles, boot and shoemaker.
Rock Miss Lizzie, millinery and hair goods. Ross James B, groceries.
Ruby John E, groceries, queensware, books, notions, toys, etc.
Saltzman Mrs Jennie, millinery and dress- making.
Schimmel Louis W, stoves and tin ware. Scott John T. police. Shepherd Thomas, tailor.
Showers & Davis ( Wm W Showers, H G Davis), flour-mill.
Slaton CH, crockery and groceries. .
Slaton Virgil, leaf-tobacco.
Smith Washington B, circuit clerk.
Speed Robert C, county clerk.
Starks & Sharp, barber. Stuart Robert H, carpenter. Waddill & Pratt, lawvers.
Weatherly Geo L. har Iware, groceries etc. Wells Columbus T, marble-works. W U Telegraph Co. J T Adams manager. Whittinghill J S & Co general store. Wicks Joseph T. livery stable. Widler John, meat market.
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Widler Mrs Mary, bakery and restaurant. Woodson & Berry, dry goods, groceries etc. Wright Ben F, furniture and undertaker. Yates Wm T, wagon-maker.
Young Z F, editor and proprietor Madison. ville Times.
MAGAN. Ohio county, 14 miles from Hartford, the county-seat. Population 30. Mail tri-weekly. Hiram R Kirk, post- master.
Gillison G P, hotel. Johnson David HI, blacksmith.
Kohn Isaac, general store. Westerfield Wm B, physician.
MAGNOLIA. This is a village in south-eastern part of LaRue county, 10 miles south-east of Hodgensville, the county seat, and 60 south of Louisville. Sonora, 12 miles north-west, on the L. & N. R. R., is the most convenient shipping point. Bank at Elizabethtown. Population 60. Shipments are tobacco and stock. Mail semi-weekly. W. T. Bust, postmaster.
Abney J C, general store. Abney M. A, distiller.
Bright Allen, shoemaker.
Burns & Cookley, general store.
Bush W. T., Druggist.
Clapton J R, distiller.
Cookley J, hotel propr.
Mouser J M. blacksmith and wagon-maker. Pepper B F, saw-mill (steam).
Peterson M. B., Physician.
Rogers & Gardner, carpenters.
Tate G W, saw and flour-mill.
Thomas Henry meats.
Thornberry L J, constable.
Thornberry Nace, blacksmith.
Turner W F, distiller.
Wimsette J R, wagon-maker.
MAMMOTH CAVE. (See Cave City).
MANCHESTER. An incorporated town, with a population of 100. It is the seat of Clay county. The north fork of the Kentucky river affords excellent power, by which several grist and saw mills are run. Livingston, on the Knoxville branch L. & N. R. R., 35 miles north-west, is it. negre-t railroad approach and shipping station. Bank at Stanford. Wool, feathers.
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salt, and lumber are shipped. Mail daily B. F. White, postmaster.
Burchell J R & Co, druggists. Coldiron, Homily & Co, general store. Garvard T T, salt manufacturer.
Hannehell Win, Carpenter. Hibbard Jobn, carpenter. Holeman B. T, lawyer.
House D B. general store. House Win J, blacksmith. Johnson Melville, justice.
Leszinsky H .J. general store.
Lucas John, hotel. Lytle David, lawyer.
Potter Win. shoemaker.
Robinson Allen E, justice. Rowland & Brown, general store.
Tillett Win. blacksmith.
Tuttle C B. lawyer.
White B P & Bron general store.
White & Reid, drugs.
Young Thos, carpenter.
MANNSVILLE. In the eastern part of Taylor county, 10 miles east of Campbellsville, the county-seat, 20 south of Lebanon, its hearest shipping point, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 87 southeast of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Edmond Penn, post- master.
Floyd Wm, physician. Floyd John F. physician. Furgoson Thos D, blacksmith. Mercer Jas O. blacksmith. Penn Edmond, General Store.
MAPLE GROVE. In Trigg coun- ty, is a village containing about 50 persons, and is situated 74 miles south of Cadiz, the county-eat. and 22 south-west of Hop- kinsville, on the L. & N. R. R., the nearest railroad approach, and 4} east of Canton. the most convenient shipping point, on the Cumberland river, and 193 west of Louis- ville. Tobacco, corn, wheat, hogs, and cattle forma the shipments. Mail semi- Weekly. C. T. Bridges, postmaster. Brandon Irvin, saw and corn-mill.
Bridges C. T., Saddle and Harness- inaker, Dealer in Leaf-tobacco. MoCauley Rev J A (Baptist ). Mills Thomas, wayon-maker. Pattison Rev G A ( Baptist). Ross Edward, general store and live stock.
MARION. Located in the central part of Crittenden county, of which it is the seat of justice; was first settled about. the year 1847, and is an incorporated town of some 350 inhabitants. Crooked creek here furnishes power, which, however, is not utilized. A newspaper and a steam flour-mill are here: also 2 churches and a public school. The nearest railroad ap- proach and bank location is Princeton, 21 miles south, on the P. & E. R. R., although goods can be shipped to Weston, 12 miles north, on the Ohio river. . Daily stage to Princeton during the summer months. Wool, potatoes, and stock are shipped. Express Adams. Mail daily. J. H. Hill-
yard, postmaster. Babb -- , county assessor.
Black -, lawyer.
Blue & Finley, lawyers.
Cameron T JJ, general store.
Carnahan G W, grocery. Crawford J W, physician.
Crittenden Press.
Dean J E, live stock.
Dean T L, physician.
Donnell R A. county judge.
Darr R B. furniture.
Doss & Miles, livery.
Douglas If S & Co, hotel and groceries.
Edrington Rev J L ( Methodist ).
Elliott T. liverv. Garnett Rev J B ( Presbyterian).
Gettings RA, live stock.
Gilbert A C, harness-maker.
Gray Geo C, general store.
Hayes M L, shoemaker.
Haynes HA, circuit clerk.
Haynes R F. lawyer.
Hillyard J. H., Druggist. Hodge H A, school commissioner. Hodge S, distiller.
James & Cruce, lawyers.
Lurall W, blacksmith.
MeIntire JJ J. druggist.
Morgan W M. constable.
Nunn J J, lawyer.
Paris J W & Co. steam flour-mill.
Pierce James P, sheriff.
Schwab M. millinery. Stewart Bros, blacksmiths.
Wallingford & Potter, general store. Weldon Marshall, marshal. Williams T C, meats.
Williams & Cole, shoemakers. Wolf Abraham, general store.
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Woods D, county elerk. Woods J N, general store. Woods P HI. general store. Young OS, grocer.
MARROWBONE. With a popu- lation of 60. is located in the western part of Cumberland county, 10 miles west of Burkesville. the county-seat. Tobacco forms the chief shipment. Mail daily. Win. Barton, postmaster.
Alexander E G. live stock.
Barton & Nunn. General Store.
Cartwright H L, physician.
Chism & Alexander, general store. Ebert'D A, saw and four-mill. Hamilton J T, shoemaker. Hutchins W J, physician.
Matlock M, blacksmith.
Nunn J A, justice. Pace E B, hotel. Schooling J R. physician. Turner G A C. blacksmith.
MARSHALL. Has 150 inhabitants, in Bath county, 7 miles east of Owings- ville, the county-seat and bank location. At present the nearest railroad point is Mi. Sterling, 22 miles west, but the L. & B. S. R. R. is projected, and in course of con- struction, and will soon reach this point. Shipments, lumber. Stage to Owingsville and Farmers tri-weekly, fare 50c. Mail tri-weekly. J. H. Maze, postmaster.
Clayton & Co, distillers. Crouch Rev C R (-). Deitrick C A, grocer. Flood T HI, surveyor, saw-mill and farmer. Kerr E C, lawyer. Lewis HI H. physician. Maxey Rev A (-). Maze A D, boot and shoemaker. Maze J W Sr, tailor.
Otis D B, Stone-cutter. Pierce W W, blacksmith. Rice J G, flour-mill. Stephens W R, meat market. Warren T J. teacher.
MARSH CREEK. A post-office in Whitley county. 51 miles from Pine Knot, on C. S. R.t. Tri-weekly mail. John Wood. postmaster.
Davis John, general store. Moore H G, general store.
Shepherd Granville, blacksmith. Stephens L& E, store and mill.
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