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Wood John, General Store and Farm.
MARTINSBURG. . Elliott county (See Sandy Hook).
MARTINSBURGH. In the south- ern portion of Monroe county, If miles east of Tompkinsville, the county-seat. It is a landing on the Cumberland river, and goods can be shipped direct. Nearest mail. road approach and bank at Glasgow, 45 miles north-west. Population 40. Good opening here for a grist-mill, none being in the neighborhood. Mail semi-weekly. Clark C. Fowler, postmaster.
Bybe A. F, general store. Coe Ben F, constable. Dulworth A, tobacco.
Fowler Clark C., Lumber Dealer and General Store.
Fowler & Johnson, general store. Creg & Polston. blacksmiths and wagon- makers. Gregg James H, justice.
Hail Rev Thomas H. Johnson J S. live stock. Jones John J, grain and stock.
Kur Marion. teacher.
Sims John, physician.
MASON. This village is 1 mile west of Mason Station, on the C. S. R'y. It was formerly called Ganges, and was first settled in 1854. Williamstown, the county- seat and nearest bank, is 4% miles north. Population 70. Walnut, oak and poplar lumber are shipped. Express Adams. Tel- egraph American Union. Mail daily. J. B. Alexander, postmaster and physician.
Alexander JJ. B., Physician. Alexander J N & Bro, general store. Carter Frank, flour and saw-mill (steam). Hensley J W, blacksmith. MeGlossen Leonard, carpenter. Penick W HI, carpenter. Turner J A. express agent. Vallandigham Mrs Orpha, milliner. Williams Carter S, carpenter. Williams J B. hotel.
Williams W D, justice.
MASONVILLE. A village of 50 people in Daviess county, 160 miles from
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Louisville. Mail daily. Benjamin A. AAsher, postmaster.
Asher Benjamin A. Blacksmith.
Asher Samuel A, wagon-maker.
Carpenter H F. carpenter. Ellis J W, physician.
Haynes Samuel, Physician. Jones S W. grocer.
Kitchen M. blacksmith.
MASSACK. A small village in Me- Cracken county, 9 miles south-west of Paducah, the noarest shipping station. ou the M. P. & N. and P. & E. R. R's, and landing, on the Ohio river. Population 50. Stage communication with Paducah and Blandville ; fare 500 and $1 25 respect- ively. Mail tri-weekly. G. W. Bumpous, postmaster.
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Bumpous G. W., General Store. Berry M M. plasterer.
Chambers S C, teacher.
Craig D T, justice and general store.
Gholson S W, huckster.
Grimes J W, wagon-maker.
Jones R B, constable.
Rudolph E C. justice. Waltman J M, physician. Young John S, carpenter.
MAUD. A small post settlement in Washington county, 5 miles north-west of Mooresville.
MAXON'S MILLS. A post-office and village of about 100 people in Me Cracken county, 8 miles west of Paducah, the county-seat, bank location and ship- ping point, on both the Ohio river and P. & E. R. R. The shipments consist of
tobacco and produce. Stage communica- tion with Paducah, fare 50 cents; Wood- ville, fare 50 cents. and Blandville, fare $1,25, three times a week. Mail tri-weekly. T. E. Ware, postmaster.
Brothers C H, physician. Bryan W N. constable. Carrico H F. sewing-machine agt.
Chiles W S. dentist.
Clark John, physician.
Dickie W II, wheel-wright.
Graham Z. C. huckstor and pruning knives.
Hall T A. wheel-wright.
Holland Rev M W ( Baptist).
Huggins Mrs M, butter, eggs and poultry. King G W, wheel-wright.
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Loving George, blacksmith.
Malone Rev W > | Methodist ).
Maxon Morris, four-mill. Morris J R. photographer.
Morris W H. shoemaker and cooper.
Newmian J P. huckster.
Payne S T. physician.
Unselt Charles. dentist.
Ware Thomas E., General Store and Justice.
White - -, physician.
Williams H C, general store. Williams John W, live stock.
MAYFIELD, The county-seat of Graves county. is a town of 1,836 (census 1880; inhabitants, on the M., P. & N. R. R., 251 miles from Louisville. Several improvements have been added to the town during the past year, and the indus- tries of the place now consist of an exten- sive woolen-mill, 2 flour.mills, a bank, 2 weekly newspapers, the Democrat and Monitor, of a really superior order, each
E. S. & M. F. BEAUMONT,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS
MAYFIELD DEMOCRAT.
Published every Thursday at Mayfield, Ky. Terms, $ 1.50 per year in advance.
Largest circulation of any paper in the county. The Democrat, a- its name indicates, is Democratic in politics, devoted to Literature, General and Agricultural News, Its circulation is second to none in the Kentucky Purchase. Prepared to do all kinds of JOB WORK in first -class style.
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MIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA
MORRIS & BAYLT MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
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receive liberal patronage. A publie hall. a good substantial court-house. 2 hotels, 7 churches, a good public school and a col- Jege, the Maytiald Seminary. Stage to Murray tri-weekly. Express Southern. Mail daily. Z. Summerville, postmaster.
Adamıs & Byrd ( Jas E Adams. George W Byrds, graders.
Albritton. Davis & Carney iJames E Al- britton. Ira J Davis, Stephen R Carney), general store and grain.
Anderson Lucien, lawyer.
Apostolie Church The (monthly). W L Butler, editor and proprietor.
Arnett & Pryor (John Arnett. James W Pryor ).
Baldwin CS, gen'l ins agent.
Beadles Wm A. gen'l merchandise.
Beaumont E. S. & M. F. Edgar S. and Marshall F.). Editors and Proprie- tors Mayfield Democrat. see ade.)
Beaumont Mrs L B. millinery and dress- making.
Bolinger Geo J. undertaker.
Bolinger John T. gen'l merchandise.
Boone & Stanfield, lawyers. Boswell Jas H, leaf-tobacco.
Boyd J G, leaf-tobacco.
Boyd Wm A. physician.
Bradley & Long ( D .N Bradley, Z T Long). groceries, crockery, etc.
Bragg Perry C, insurance agent.
Brav & Kirksey ( Frank Bray, Stephen F Kirksey ). general store.
Briggs Ben. F., Editor and Proprietor Mayfield Monitor. iSee ade .;
Brisendine & Hudspeth, leaf-tobacco.
Brower & Co (Chas Sr, Chas Jr), carriage and wagon-makers.
Browning John A. sash, doors and blinds. Budke Geo W, clothing, boots and shoes. Bullock Jas W. propr Commercial House. Butler W L, editor The Apostolie Church. Carman Wm F. leaf-tobacco.
Cloyes Benjamin F. blacksmith. , Coleman Jas B, leaf-tobacco.
Commercial House. Jas W Bullock, propr. Cosby Alfred D. jailer. Cosby & Chambers, brick-vard.
Co-by & JJudge, livery stable.
Cosby & Slaughter (James MI Cosby, T A Slaughter), groceries and provisions, Coulter D P. county clerk and recorder. Oraboree Lee C. boot and shoemaker. Creason Rollie HI, druggist.
Crossland Edward, circuit court judge.
Crossland Samuel H., Attorney at
Law and Collection Agent. (See ade.) Davis George K, leaf-tobacco.
Dillon Rey W G ( Presbyterian).
Dismukes John L, physician.
Dossett Thomas J, leaf-tobacco. Ellison, Lindsey & Crawford, blacksmiths. Estes Calvin P, pianos and organs.
Estes Wm J. confectionery etc.
Ezell Win W. groceries and leaf-tobacco.
Ferguson James H. general mdse.
First National Bank, (Capital $150.000, Henry S. Hale, President; Samuel P. Ridgway. Cashier.
Foster Davis J. physician.
Foster Wm D, watches, clocks, etc.
Fristoe Daniel H, county assessor.
Fristor Robert E. physician.
Gilliam Adolphus H. constable.
Gough & Langston : P Y Gough. J I Lang- ston). books, stationery etc.
Greene & Jenkins (M E Greene, J H Jen- kins). drugsand books.
Hagood James H, carpenter and builder. Hall Wm, leaf-tobacco.
Hamlet Andy, Proprietor Stonewall House, West Public Square. ( See adc.) Hamlet Joseph A, city marshal. Hamlet J 1 & W H, meat market.
Happy James HI, law student.
Hauck Jacob L, barber. Heffley Rev - : Methodist).
Heiser Reuben S. hardware and stoves.
Hester & Adams (Juo Hester, Jas F . Adams), saddles and harness.
Hoehl Jacob, boot and shoemaker.
Johnson JJacob, carpenter and builder. Jones Rees J, boot and shoemaker. Key Rufus A, leaf-tobacco broker. Landrum Wm L, brick-yard.
Landrum & Dismukes (Jas D Landrum, J
L Dismakes), physicians and druggists. Latta F Marion. sewing-machines.
Leech James W. agent Southern express. Lindsey Preston, barber.
Long Benjamin A. station agent.
Long Finis E. live stock and poultry.
Long & Small (Levi C Long, J B Small), livery stable.
Longmire James S, stoves, etc.
Mc David James, restaurant confectionery. MeElrath, Albritton & Davi4 John F. Mc Elrath. Robt. T. Albritton. Robt. T. Davis, Leaf-tobacco, Inspec- tion and Commission Warehouse.
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MAYFIELD MONITOR,
BEN F. BRIGGS, Editor.
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Splendid Advertising Medium. Has a circulation of 1,000 in the counties composing the First Judicial District, and adjacent States.
SAM'L H. CROSSLAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Collections and Correspondence will receive prompt attention. MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY.
Will practice in all> Courts of Graves, Calloway and Hickman counties, United States Court at Paducah, and in the Court of Appeals.
D. G. PARE,
Attorney at LaWs
MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY.
Will practice in the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts of the First Judicial District and the U S. Court at Paducah, and Court of Appeals at Frankfort. Prompt attention given to Collections.
STONEWALL HOUSE.
PER DAY $1.00 PER DAY.
ANDY HAMLET, Proprietor. MAYFIELD, KENTUCKY.
40'Table supplied with the best the Market affords. Ta HOTEL CENTRALLY LOCATED, PUBLIC SQUARE, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
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House Numbers Brass Label: Carriage, Show Case and Machinery Plates, Pattern Letters and Figures. 2er Metal Body Rubber 1320. 1 .. B )CHE, Engraver and Die Sister, 166 Randolph Street, Chicago, Il.
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MeFall Andrew O, dentist.
McGill Richard, meat market.
Me Neeley Thomas B. grocery.
MoNutt Charles H, druggist.
Manaire Rev B F (Christian ).
Mathews Sam J. physician.
Mathews & Taylor ( Samuel J Mathews, Edmund T Taylor ;. druggists.
Mays Engene. drugs and books.
Maves Robt C. physician.
Maves R A & Co i Rollin A Mayes, Robt T Davist, four-mill.
Mayes & Milburn ( Marcus Mayes, Robt F Milburn), grocers.
Mayfield Democrat ( weekly). E. S. & M. F. Beaumont. Editors and Pro- prietors. (See ade.)
Mayfield Monitor, Ben. F. Briggs, Editor and Proprietor. (See ade.)
Mayfield Seminary.
Mayfield Woolen Mills, Thomas, Albritton & Smith, Proprietors.
Melvo Walter S, leaf-tobacco. Metcalfe Frank, justice of peace.
Metcalfe & Mays ( Frank Metcalfe, John A Mavs), lawyers.
Moorman & Jamison ( Henry J Moorman. Joseph K Jamison), lawyers.
Morton J M D. tobacco-leaf.
Neal Bernard A, lawyer and grocer. Nicholson Jos S, physician and surgeon. Owen Ed E, restaurant and confectioner. Park David G., Lawyer. (See adr.) Poplin Green L. M D. supt Poplin Medi- cine Co, and physician.
Purguson Mrs S B, millinery and dress- making. Reynolds Thos J, dentist.
Ridgway Jas E, groceries and crockery. Ridgway Samuel P. cash First Nat'l Bank. Robbins Josephus E, attorney-at-law.
Saffold Win. C., Proprietor Southern Hotel.
Sanderson Wm J, leaf-tobacco. Sawyer Jones M, saw-mill. (2 miles n-e.) Schlauh Peter G. merchant tailor. Scoggins James W. leaf-tobacco. Shelton H C. justice of peace.
Simpson & Weight ( Jas W Simpson, John E Wright1, photographers Slaughter Rev M. S cord ( Methodist). Slavden Wim J. leaf tobacco broker. Smith, Albritton & Co. [ William . Smith, Robert T. Albritton, F. Ray, S. F. Kirksey ), Proprietor- Mayfield Wool- en-mills.
Smith S R & Son (Samuel R, Richard E Smith), general store.
Smith Wm M. county attorney.
Smith Rev -- , ( Baptist ).
Southern Hotel ($1.50 per Day), Wm. C. Satfold, Proprietor.
Stark John. baker and confectioner.
Stonewall House ($1 per Day), Andy Handlet, Proprietor, West Public Square. (Ne adv.)
Summerville Zachariah, Confec- tionery, News Depot, Musical Instru- ments. etr., and Postmaster.
Tice & Smith ( Win W Tice, William M Smithi. lawyers.
Turner Wm B. carpenter and builder.
Waldross D D, leaf-tobacco.
Watts & Elmore , Napoleon B. Andrew J Watts, Thes .J Elmore) grocers.
Webb James T, lawyer.
West Amos, master comm and leaf-tobacco. Whitmore Clement JJ, circuit clerk.
Wilford NG & Co : R T Allbritton, N G Wilford. A W Chambers), flour-mill.
Wilford & Reaves, grist and saw-mill. (2 miles s-e. )
Williams Rufus H. county judge.
Wilson James T. live stock.
Wilson Leonard H, carriage mnfr
Wilson Marshall. hardware and agrlimps. Woods Charles, blacksmith.
Wright John E, manager W U Tel Co.
Wright L C & Co. leaf-tobacco.
Wright S B. blacksmith and wagou-maker, Yarbrough Wm A, sheriff.
MAYO PARK. In the western part of Grayson county, 11 miles west of Leitchfield, the county-seat, 2} north of Caneyville station, its nearest shipping point, on the P. & E. R. R .. and 85 south- west of Louisville. Southern Express. Daily mail and stage to Caneyville. T. C. Bates, postmaster.
Bates D W, shoemaker. Bates T. C., Tannery. Brack George T, saw-mill. Hayes W C. blacksmith.
MAYS' LICK. Was first settled in 1787 and now has 260 inhabitants, is sit- uated in the south-western part of Mason county, + miles north-west of Itelena. the shipping point on the K. C. R. R., and 12 miles south of Maysville, the county-seat
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BARBER & CASTLEMAN,
Controlling over $10.000,000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 South- ern States, with chief office in Louisville, Ky. Agents everywhere.
Fire Ins. Managers.
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and nearest bank. The exports comprise grain, hemp, live stock and tobacco. Stage to Maysville daily, fare 75 cents ; to Carlisle semi-weekly, fare $1.50, and to Helena twice a day, fare 25 cents. Mail daily. R. R. Myall, postmaster.
Arcbdeacon Johu, grocer and saddier.
Arthur Wm H. grocer and druggist.
Buz George, shoemaker.
Berry Elward, livery stable.
Berry & Clary, propre stage line.
Blaine Charles C., Principal High School and Lawyer. Bratt M, dentist.
Brown Joseph, propr stage line.
Clary Joshua, blacksmith.
Colo Wm H & Co. carpenters.
Duke Basil C. physician.
Hopper Thomas P, hotel. Hopper & Son, general store.
Jackson James A. general store and hotel. LaRey Thomas, blacksmith.
Lattimer Rev T D ( ---- ).
Loos Rev W J ( Christian ).
Meisner August, general store.
Murphy Thomas, constable.
Myall George, general store and ins agent. Myall Jones, blacksmith.
Myall Richard R., General Store.
Myu!l & Duke, undertakers.
Orr Mrs Alice D, principal ladies school. Parry H L. physician.
Raymond John D. justice of peace.
Riley Rev M M ( Baptist ).
Thompson Henry, leaf-tobacco.
Wheatley Richard R, physician.
Wheeler Chas, general store.
Wheeler & McCarthy, painters.
Williams Chas, justice of peace.
Williams John W, physician.
MAYTOWN. Morgan county (See Black waterl.
MAYSVILLE. Is the northern terminus of the Maysville branch of the K. C. R'y, and this, taken in connection with the superior shipping advantages pre- sented by the Ohio river, make this city a point of considerable importance. It is beautifully situated on the southern bank of the river. 64 miles east of Cincinnati and 100 from Louisville, and is the seat of justice for Mason county. The mercantile and manufacturing interests here are ex-
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tensive, and 2 good newspapers, a bank, several mills and factories. good public schools, and churches of the various denom- inations are sustained. The city has wide streets and avenues, is lighted with gas, and presents an attractive appearance. Good land is obtainable in the vicinity at reasonable prices. Cereals and tobacco form the chief exports. Twenty-four miles distant are the celebrated Blue Lick Springs, to which a daily stage runs. Pop- ulation 6,500 Express Adains. Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. John M. Stockton, postmaster.
Abeln Rev Paul ( Catholic).
Academy of the Visitation, Mother Mary Dolores, Superior, 3d, bet Market and Lime-tone.
Adams Express 'Co, Henry B Northcutt, agent, Sutton. Albert Miss Annie F, crockery and jewel- ry, 35 e 2d.
Alderson Rev S B ( Presbyterian ).
Altmeyer Christian, tailor, Market.
Altmeyer C & Co (Christian Altmeyer), saloon, Market.
Ammon Charles, photographer, w 2d.
Anderson Charles B, hardware, iron, nails and steel, 20 Market, and 43 e 2d.
Archibald & Co, proprs Maysville Repub- lean, 21 + 2d.
Ball T K & Son (Thos K and Wm H), foundry and plow works, and munfrs to- bacco screws and pumps, cor 2d and Limestone.
Ball Win W, county clerk. Court-house. Bank of Maysville, capital, $100.000. Jas Barbour, pres; Jas F Barbour, cash'r; 24, bet Market and Court.
Barbour & Cochran iJas, and A M J and Robert Cochran), lawyers, 1] Court. Barcroft George, restaurant, Front. Bendel D Fred, grocer cor 2d and Short. Bendel Henry C. shoemaker. 37 w 2d.
Bergman & Boniwell ( August Bergman,
Daniel S Boniwell, mer tailors. 15 e 2d. Bertram & Kewin (Henry Bertram. Thos Kewin), boots and shoes, Market.
Berry Arthur & Son ( Arthur and Wm T), grocers, 12 e 211 Bierley Chas W, baker. 46 e 211.
Blaine JE & Co (John E Blaine, Edward D Nutei, books, 27 e 2d. Blakeborough Jonathan, watches. clocks, jewelry, and silver, 29 e 2d.
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J. I. M. MORRIS, Manager, Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, KY,
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Blatterman Geo W & Co, (Geo and Lewis C Blatterman), drugs, vor 24 and Court. Bradden John T, swing-machines, 81 e 2d. Brenner Joseph, dyer and scourer, Front. Brenner Miss Lalie, hair work, Front.
Briney Rev J B (Christian ).
Broderick Joseph F, insurance, Sutton. Browning A J, blacksmith. cor Limestone and 2d.
Burke Miss Mary C. milliner. 25 e 2d. Burrows Mrs G, milliner. 8 e 21.
Burrows & Atherton | Geo Burrows, Geo G Atherton ), carriage-makers, 20 w 2d.
Calhoun Chas C. grocer, 4 e 21.
Campbell T C, lawyer, Court.
Canfield O T, grocer, 3d and Limestone.
Carr & Henry ( Fred M Carr, Jeff T Hen- ry), grover-, 40 Market.
Carr & Wilson & Miss Mattie Carr, Miss Annie Wilsont, millivers. 6 e 2.
Cartwell & M, physician. 2d and Market. Central Hotel (Simonds & Me Murtry), Market bet Front and 2d.
Chenoweth & Co (Thomys J Chenoweth, - -- ), druggists, cor 2d and Sutton.
Childs, Robinson & Haucke, cigars and tobacco, 43 Market.
Chunn & Schlitz ( & B Chunn. G W Schlitz ). carpenters, 3d brt sutton and Wall.
Clark & Watkins ( Wm B Clark, Isaac Watkins, cor 3d and Limestone. Clement Granville, saloon, 35 w 2d. Cook & Clark (Chas Cook, Pat J Clark), marble-works, 77 e 2d.
Cooper & Bisset ( Newton Cooper, Robert Bisset), stoves and tin ware. 23 e 2d.
Courtney Rev Joseph (colored Methodist). Coulter Mrs S E, harness, etc. Sutton.
Cox George & Son ( George and Wm II), dry goods and carpets, 25 e 21. Cox H H, book-binder and forist. Sutton. Collins, Rudy & Co . Hiram H Collins, Jno R Rudy, John I Salisburyi, saw and planing-mill, cor 2d and Poplar.
Cox & Poynter ( Andrew T Cox, Edwin H Poynter), plow mufrs. Front. Crowell Calvin, grover. + 21.
Daugherty Sam J. marble-works, 4 w 2d. Daulton Moses & Bro ( Moses and Henry). livery. 42 w 2d. Davis Mrs L F. milliner, 18 c 2d. Davis Marcus, clothing, 11 Market. Devine Frank. cigars and tobacco, w 2d.
Dietrich C. P. & Bro. Chas P. and Henry C.), Nurserymen, Florists and Seed Dealers. 61 East Second.
Dimmitt M S & Co (Madison & Dimmitt, ---- ). agricultural implements and un- dertakers, 18 Sutton.
Dinger Henry, barber, 13 Market.
Dodson Joseph It., Wholesale Grain- dealer, 14, 19 and 21 Sutton.
Dodson Joseph H. & Co., Coal, 21 Sutton
Dodson J H & Co (Jos H Dodson, Cyrus Russell) eval, Front het Wall and Short. Dodson Omar, grover, 25 Market. Dugan Pat, saloon, Front and Litnestone. Edmonds & Thomas (Wm HI Ellinonds, G B Thomas), grocery and saloon, e Mays- ville.
Eitel Win C, saloon, Wall.
Emmons Thos T. grocer, e Maysville. Enis George, meat market, Market.
/Parrow H F, physician. cor d and. Sutton. Ficklin Bros ( Robert and Horatio), wharf- boat proprs and transpin agts, ft of Mkt. Finch A & Co ( Anderson Finch, -); grain and hemp cor 34 andSutton.
First National Bank, capital S210.000 Jas Mitchell, pres, Thos Wells, cash, 83 e 2d. Fitzgerald Dennis, grocer, cor 3d and Mikt. Fitzgerald E W, city marshal. court-house. Foster & Bro ( L Foster and N G Foster),
flour-mill, 4th bet Limestone and Plum. Fox John, saloon, Limestone nr 2d.
Frank Joseph & Son (Joseph and Chas H), stoves and tinware, 5 w 2d. Frank Wm S, Inwyer, Court.
Frazee J M & Co (John M Frazee, Elijah O Piles), grain, 2d nr Market.
Gates Geo W, barber, w 2d.
Grisel Geo W, grocer, 19 w 2d.
Glasscock A R & Co ( Albert R Glasscock, C W Darnall, David R Bullock), dry goods, cor 3d and Market.
Glorieux Rev JJohn B ( Catholic).
Gray Hamilton & Co, wholesale liquors, cor : 2d and Sutton.
Green Rev E W (col'd Baptist),
Green Thomas M, propr Maysville Eagle, Court.
Hall J. H. & Co. (James H., James II. Jr., John IL., Samuel M. Hall, R. F. Means), Plow Mnfrs., cor. Second and Lexington.
Hanley Martin, saloon, 39 Market.
Haucke Frank, painter, 79 @ 2d. Haucke Mrs M A. milliner, 79 e 2d.
Hechinger Bros &. Co / David and Ferd Hechinger, Louis Zechj, clothing, cor 2d and Market.
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Heiser George H, 17 w 2d.
Heiser JJohn, restaurant. 42 e 2d.
Heliner Jacob, saloon, Market.
Hierley Timothy, grocer, 3d opp Wall. Hoefflich Paul & Co ( Paul Hoedich, -), dry goods, 32 Market.
Honan & Clift ( Anthony Honan, Charlton Clift), boots and shoes, 39 + 2d.
Hubbard Henry. tailor. Court.
Hunt Win., Cigar Manufacturer, 17 East Second. (See nite.)
Hunt & Doyle (Daniel Hunt. David Doyle). dry good- and carpets, 11 e 2d.
Hutchins Morris C. lawyer, Bile of Sutton. Jackson Thomas, livery stable, Market.
January Hon. Horace, Mayor, Court-bouse.
January & Wood, proprs Maysville Cot- ton Mills, 21 bet Short and Wall.
Jaquith Gilman, sunt Maysville Kentucky Cotton Mill: , 2d bet Short and Wall. Judd Gilbert S, lawyer, Court.
Kackley Jas T. photographer, 44 w 2d. Katz M & Co (Moses Katz, -), clothing, 31 e 21.
Kehoe John D, job-printer, 2d and M'k't. Kehoe M. cigars and tobacco, 41 Market. Kehoe Thomas, grocer, Market.
Kennedy Rev A R : South'rn Presbyterian ). Kiff T F, laundry and bath rooms, Front. Kneeream C T & Co ( Christopher C Kneer-
eam, - -), coal. 34.
Lambden Erastus, saloon, Front.
Lane Isaac MI, carpenter, 3d nr Wall.
Lane & Martin ( Nathan H Lane, Francis M Martin ) meat market, 2d and Wall. Lange Herman, jeweler. 23 e 2d.
Limestone Fiour Mills, D E Roberts & Co proprs, cor Bank and Front. Lovell Robert B. grocer, 52 Market. Lurtey W A P, grocer, 40 e 2d.
Lynch Win W, boots and shoes, 4i Market. MoCarthy George A, crockery, 30 e 2d. MeCracken G A, sewing-machines, 20 w 2d. MeDaniel & Pierce ( Wm T Mc Daniel, A R Pierce) meat market 21 Market.
MeDongle Andrew J, dry goods. 24 Sutton. McGranaghan & Strode { Win H MeGran- aghan, Jno T Strode), physicians, 3d. . Maher Bros ( Patrick R and Thomas), gro- ceries and liquors, Market.
Manker James L (agt), lumber, e 3d.
Manns Daniel, barber. Market.
Martin Geo W. physician. 36 w 2d. Mathew. W B & Co ( Wm B Mathews, C C Dobyns!, Jumber, 2d and Commerce, Maysville Bulletin ( weekly), Rosser & McCarthy, proprs. 33 e 2d.
Maysville Cotton Mills, January & Wood, proprs. Gihuan Jaquith, supt, 2d bet Short and Wall.
Maysville Eagle (weekly), Thos M Green, propr, Court.
Maysville Gas Co, Robert Cochran, prest, 11 Court.
Maysville Republican (weekly.), Archi- bald & Co, props, 21 e 2d.
Maysville Steam Laundry and Bath Rooms, Thos F Kiff. propr, Front.
Maysville Water Co (capital $150,000), B O Carr, prest, Win Reinicke, sec, H L Newell, manager.
Means Q A. undertaker. 24 e 2d.
Mergard Henry, tailor, 5 Market. Miller Mrs Barbara, grocer, 2d.
Miller Jacob C, harness, 39 w 2d.
Miller Louis, saloon, 2d near Market.
Miller Wm S, carpenter, 4th.
Miner & Pecor (Chas S, and Wm C Miner,
Jas H Pecor), boots and shoes, 1 e 2d.
Mitchell John A. dentist. 33 Market, Mitchell Rev J W (Southern Methodist).
WILLIAM HUNT,
1878.
SILVER DOLLAR
CIGAR FACTORY,
17 E. SECOND STREET, MAYSVILLE, KY.
Manufacturer of the following popular brands :
Silver Dollar, Gold Slugs. Three Beauties, Cord Wood, Pocket Piece' Lola Moutez, Our Bank, The Baby, Traveler.
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Moores Wm S, dentist. 15 e 2d. Morford Mrs J R. milliner, 3d.
Morris Henry V, propr Mason County Journal, 30 e 2d.
Mvall & Riley ( Edward Myall, Samuel S Riley), agricultural implements and un- dertakers 17 w 2d.
Nesbitt & McKrell (Thos J Nesbitt. Mo- dacia B MeKrell. dry goods, 20 Sutton.
Northcutt Henry B .. Agent Adams Express Co .. and Baled Hay and Feed, Market bet. Third and Fourth.
O'Donnell John, grocer, 37 Market.
Oldham & Curley is B Oldham, Thos J Curley), plumbers. 3 Sutton.
O'Mara Wmn, grocer, 41 Market.
Ort George Jr, furniture, 28 e 2d.
Ort Win, mnfr brick-moldis. wheel-barrows and trucks, 3d near Wail.
Owens J C & Co (Jas C Owens, -), to- bacco and grain. Limestone.
Owens & Barkley Frank Owens, Henry C. Barkley), Wholesale Boots. Shoes and H'dware, 5 and 7 East Second. Owens & Mitchell : George Owens, Edward Mitchell). 86 - 2d.
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