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Pace Rev .J K ( Baptist).
Parry Benjamin D. circuit clerk.
Pearce Mrs Lou, milliner, 1 e 2d.
Pearce Wallingford & Co ( Chas B Pearce, Jos Wallingford ), bankers. 2d and Court. Pecor J C & Co (John C Pecor, Samuel Smith), drugs and books, 10 e 2d.
Pepper W'm. grocer, 83 w 2d.
Phister Frank R. books, 1 Court.
Pickett Jas C, sheriff, court-house.
Power Hugh & Sons. stoves, mantels, grates and tin ware, 22 e 2d.
Powers Rov W D ( Episcopal).
Powling Miss Lon, milliner. 11 w 2d.
Poyntz & Watson (Sam B Povutz, John W Watson), wh liqueurs, 3d and Market. Potter Stephen, grocer. e 2d.
Ramsey Win. shoemaker, Market.
Rankin Jas M, livery. 3d, nr Sutton.
Ranson Frank B. boots and shoes, 19 e 2d. Rasp Miss M. milliner, 31 Market.
Richardson Dudley A. grocer, cor 3d and Market.
Rice Jas, grocer, Front.
Richeson & Bro ( John H and Wilson C), grocers, 19 w 2d.
Roberts D E & Co, David E Roberts, Thos Mand Edward E Pearce), proprs Limestone Flour-mills, cor Bank and Front.
Robinson & Co (Jas F and Frank T Rob- inson, J G Manker), flour-mill, e 3d. Rogers Alexander M, boots, shoes, hats and caps, 41 e 2d.
Rosendoll Miss S, milliner, 22 Sutton. Roser Louis, saloon, 22 Market.
Rosser & MeCarthy ( Geo S Rosser, M. J McCarthy ), proprs Maysville Bulletin, 93 + 24.
Russell J L. physician, Sutton, bet 2d and 3d. Ruth Edward W, dentist, 20 w 2d.
Ryan Joseph, saloon, Front. Sadler Win C. station agent K. CR R. Saunders Rev E L (Northern Methodist). Schwartz George, barber, 38 e 2d.
Schatzmann Fred, saloon.
Schatzmann Louis, saloon, 9 Market.
Shackleford physician, cor Bd and Sutton. Shackleford Jas, livery, cor 2d and Sutton. Short & Crawford iJohn T Short. George Crawford). wagon-makers, e 3d.
Simonds & McMurtry ( George T. Si- monds, Geo. C. McMurtry ), Proprs Con- tral Hotel, Market, bet Front and Sec- ond.
Smith Thos H N, dentist, 12 e 2d.
Smith & Rvan (Geo W Smith, John F, Ryan), plumbers, w 2d.
Smoot Henry G, dry goods, 9 e 2d.
Sories A. & Son (Angust and August, Jr., Locksmiths and Bell-hangers, Sten- cil-cutters. also put up Electric Bells, Speaking Tubes. etc. 75 East Second. Sousley J R. carpenter, 4th, nr Limestone. Soward R D & Co, saloon. 22 e 2d.
Sparks J W & Bro (Jas W and Jos A), dry goods, 24 Market.
Stanton & LaRew, (Richard H Stanton, W'm P La Row), lawyers, e 2d.
Stine Louis, tailor, 2d cor Market.
Stockdale Wm A, saloon, cor Front and Market.
Strawder Geo. barber, Market.
Sulser, Petry & Co (Geo W Sulser, Frank C Petry, Littleton Hill), cigars & tobac- co, 313 e 2d.
Taylor Harry, news depot and bill-poster, post-office.
Taylor Mrs Sarah T, notions, 28 Sutton. Thomas John N & Co. distillers. 15 Market. Thomas & Tudor ( Edward H Thomas, Robert L Tudor, shoemakers, 21 e 2d. Toup Robert A, harness-maker, 45 e 2d.
Travser Frederick L. pianos and organs, Front.
Traxel Frederick H, baker, 26 e 2d.
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Trouts Win. barber, 5 Market.
Tudor George W. stoves and tinware, 39 Market.
Varian Joseph, dry goods, 37 e 2d.
Vieroy & Lee ( Wesley Vieroy, Wesley Lee), clothing, 4 e 2d. Wal-worth & Sons, lawyers, Court.
Wall Hon Garrett S, lawyer and county judge, court-house.
Wallingford B A, grain. 2d and Limestone. Wallingford Wm H, grocer, 2d.
Watkins Wm P, grocer, Market. Watkins Win W, saloon, Market.
Watson Bres & Ort. grocers, 23 Market.
Weeden W. W. live stock, cor 4th and Jikt. Weil Frederick, saloon. Market.
Western Union Telegraph Co, John B Gibson, manager. 23 e 24:
Wheatley & Co (T W Wheatley, James H Rogers). distillers. 17 Market.
Wheeler George H. Att. Western Brewery ; also dealer in Cigars and To- bacco and German Delicacies; cor. Front and Market.
Wheeler Jobn, grocer, 31 Market.
Wheeler Philip, shoe-maker, 40 w 2d.
Whitaker & Robertson, lawyers, Court.
White & Ort ( Charles H White, Henry F Orti, furniture, 57 e 2d. Williams Mr. A J. dry goods, 29 e 2d. . Williams C C, shor-maker 3d nr Sutton.
Williams G. M., Carpenter and Stair Builder, Fourth near Lime-tone.
Williams Jas C, wagon-maker, Fourth nr Limestone.
Wilson & Deitrich (John HI Wilson, Fred Deitrich .. Carriage Manufacturers. 68 and 70 East Second.
Wood George T, druggist, cor 2d and Mkt. Wood J James, druggist, cor 2d and Mkt. Wood T MI & Co (Thomas M Wood, Wmn L Chamberlain. leaf-tobacco, Wall.
Wormald Wm, coal and salt. Wall bet 2d and 3d.
Yago Mrs B. milliner, 13 w 2d.
Yago & Beasley ( Philip Yago, George P Beasleyi. carriage-makers, Wall.
Yancey & Alexander ( Wm H Yancey, John W Alexander). liverv. 67 e 2d. Young Charles W. coal. 8 w 2d.
Young & Smith ( Franci- M Young. Jno C' Smithi. grocers, 19 Market. Zech Jno, harness, 33 Market.
Arch Wm. R. & Co. : Wm. R. Zech, Henry Giovannoli), Hides, Pelts, etc., Third near Limestone.
MEADORSVILLE. On the Cum berland river, known as Williamsburg, in the southern part of Whitley county, 6 miles south of Whitley, the county-seat, 40 south of Livingston, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the L. & N. R. R., and ~ 300 south-east of Louisville. Adams Ex- press. Somi weekly mail. Harrison Mea- dors. postmaster.
Meadors Harrison, Physician.
Meadors J M. Meadors Lewis.
Parks G S.
Parker A J.
Parker J F, Sr.
Parker J F. Jr.
Patrick & W.
Powell L. lawyer.
Robinson R.T.
Smith R W, lawyer.
Smith Wru.
Steely I. C, lawyer.
Steely W. lawyer.
Stover John, physician.
MEADOW CREEK. London precinct, Whitley county, 10 miles east of Whitley, the county-seat and shipping point, on Cumberland river. Nearest railroad approach is Pine Knot, on the C. S. R'y, 80 mles west and this latter is the preferable point to shipto. Mailtri-weekly. J. J. Johnson, postmaster.
Hatfield G B, general store.
Johnson Win M, ju-tice of peace. Reeves John, blacksmith.
MEETING CREEK. Hardin county, 18 miles south- west of Elizabeth- town. the county-seat and bank location, 5 miles north of East View, its shipping station, on the P. & E. R. R., and 60 south of Louisville. A saw-mill is driven by power derived from the creek of the same name here Tobacco, live stock and grain are shipped. Land is worth $5 to $12 per aere. Mail by special supply. M. S. Cralle, postmaster.
Congel Jacob. blacksmith.
Cralle John S& Bro, live stock.
Cralle M. S., Merchant. Cundiff Rev B A ( Methodist). Jackson E W, agent.
Robertson Rev F A ( Baptist).
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MELROSE. This post-office was called Exchange until April. 1881. It is in Marshall county. 5 miles south-west of Bentor, the county-seat. Ship to Paducah on the Ohio river. Bank at Mayfield. Tobaccoformsthe only export. Mail semi- weekly. B. R. Waller, postmaster.
Boirley William, justice of peace. Cole J E. blacksmith.
Isane Warham, justice of peace. Joy Jas H, general store.
Parks L R, black-mith. Southerland Harden, tour-mill. Styers Martin, black-mith.
Thomas Edward, physician.
Waller B. R., General Store.
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MEMPHIS JUNCTION. Is the junction of the Memphis division with the main line of the L. & N. R. R .. in Warren county, 43 miles south of Bowling Green. the county-seat. Population about 50. Shipments are building-tone and whisky. Land averages $40 per acre. Express Adams. Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. C. S. Ettlinger, postmaster.
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· MERCER STATION. This is a prosperous coal-producing settlement, on the P. & E. R. R., in Muhlenberg county, 129 miles from Louisville. Mail daily. J. H. Brizendine, postmaster.
Brizendine J. H., Station Agent. Dovey J J Sons, coal miners and store. Fraser R C. physician. Morehead John W, physician.
Tapp & Brizendine, general store and coal- miners.
MERRILL. An unimportant post- office in Powell county, 3 miles from Stan- ton, the county-spat.
MERREY. A recently-established post-office, 10 miles from Glasgow, the county-seat of Barren county. Mail tri- weekly.
MERSHON'S CROSS-ROADS. Sometimes called Baughville, is a village. of about 100 people, in Laurel county, 10 miles north of London, the county-seat, and 9 from Livingston, its shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R. Produce is mar-
keted. Mail daily. J. F. Baugh, post- master.
A,bil O S, physician.
Baugh J. F., Hotel and General Store. Beney White, coal-miner.
Casteal L, justice.
Johnson B F, justice.
Mullins HI K, nursery. Mullins Moses, agent. Nelson F, musician. Nelson W R, produce.
MIDDLEBURGH. Casey county, is 8 miles south-east of MeKinney, its shipping station. on the C. S. R'y, 8 miles north-east of Liberty, the county seat. and 120 south-east of Louisville. This village is equi-distant on the mail-stage route be- tween McKinney and Liberty; fare to either, 50c. Mail daily. C. S. Holmes postmaster.
Coffey James K. flour-mill.
Dix J C, physician.
E tes B P, physician.
Este, Edward M, physician.
Foley H, blacksmith.
Holmes C. S., General Store. McAnnich H H, meat market.
Miller Win. wagon-inaker.
Royalty W T, blacksmith.
Simpson C E. tinner and barber.
Staton J O, blacksmith.
Wall W A. carpenter.
Wesley JJ T. physician.
Williams & Coffey, general store.
MIDDLE FORK. A small and unimportant farm-house post-office, in Jackson county.
MIDDLETOWN. Jefferson county. is a town with 250 inhabitants, 12 miles east of Louisville, the county-seat. An- chorage, 12 miles north, on the Shelby branch, L., C. & L. R'v, is its shipping point. Very little business is carried on, and a small amount of produce is marketed. Adams Express. Mail daily. John D. Powell, postmaster.
Alexander Rey G. Bell C D, carpenter.
Blankenbeker John, blacksmith.
Cochran Mrs R, rope and twine factory. Cox Rev B H.
Durr R D, job printer.
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Fry Wm, physician. Ilansman -, express agent. Harvey C W, physician. Head Benjamin, justice. Hord E T, hotel.
Jones W J. blacksmith.
Lxone Rev G W.
Maddox A K, constable.
Maddox John H. mant-carrier.
Mitchell J L & Bro, carpenters.
Mitchell RS, gunsmith.
Paulter Allen, plasterer.
Powell David. Saddler. Reel J S. saw-mill. Sharp Rev Wm.
Siston Joseph, wagon-maker.
Waters Eilward, plasterer
Waters & B deputy sheriff. Waters Miner, general store. Waters R L. general store.
Waters W'm. general store.
Wetherbee S G, physician. Wood & Son, carpenter -.
MIDWAY. On the Lexington branch of the L., C. & L. R'v. in the north-east- ern part of Woodford county, 7 miles from Versailles. the county-seat. 14 north-west of Lexington, and 80 east of Louisville. It was settled in 1830. and is incorporated. It has 5 churches, a female orphan school, a public school. 3 select schools, a bank, and a weekly newspaper. Bluegrass Clipper. Daily mail and stage to Versailles. West- ern Union Telegraph. Adams Express. Population 1,800. Mrs. Eugenia Williams, postmaster.
Arnett Ellison H, groceries. Baily T W. lawyer.
Bear Bros & Co ( Theo and Louis Bear, A Davis;, general store. Buck Charles W, lawyer. Calvin Robert P, harness-maker. Campbell Gentry, saloon.
Chapman J T. tailor. Chester Wm J, Mack-mith.
Citizens' Bank of Midway, John A Steele, pres, George T Hord, cashier.
Cogar Jas L & Co, commission merchants. Collins Thomas C. physician. Collins & Kild (Thomas C Collins, J L Kidd), livery stable.
Collins & MeCabe ( T C Collins, J L Mc- Cabe), druggists. Davenport Richard H, police judge.
Deposit Bank of Midway, capital $75,000, W M Moore, pres. W M Shipp, cashier. Edwards Thomas S, distiller.
Fisber & Bro, flour-mill.
Forman Thos S, groceries and hardware. Haley & Finnie (J P Haley, M V Finnie), groceries and saloon. Hammond JJohn. blacksmith.
Kinward Rev R H ( Presbyterian ). Lankford Wm (col'di, barber. Lehmann David. furniture.
Long Wallace A. groceries.
McDonald Mrs M, proprss Midway House. Lucy Sam't P. prin Female Orphan School. McEwan J W, station and telegraph agt. Marston Smith W, clothing, furnishing and dry goods.
Miller Mrs Sallie, milliner.
Moore Samuel, four-inill ( 5 miles east). Nave Bros ( W J, C L, and L C), wagon- makers.
Newlon B J, propr Bluegrass Clipper. Pates James W, wagon-maker. £ Pearce Fred W, stoves and tinware. Poynter Marcus E. physician.
Pratt Rev W MI ( Baptist).
Rau Wm E, confectionery and hotel.
Redd Robert S, groceries and saloon. Risk John C. butcher.
Rosenfield Jos, watch-maker.
Seeley Richard S, physician.
Shipp Wm M. insurance agt. Shouse Elder J S ( Christian ). Smith Victor F, painter. Spotswood Prof S D, teacher high school. Starks & Co ( RS Starks, Thos MI Nichols), druggists.
Stone C W, notary public and examiner. Sutton John, physician
Taylor Oscar F, groceries, hardware, etc. Taylor & Co (E W Taylor, -), dry goods, millinery, boots and shoes.
Thornton Mrs M, saloon.
Thompson & Co (L P Thompson, Mrs S Thompson), millinery and notions.
Van Meter John M, justice of peace. Wallace Robert, farm machinery. Williams George E, Adams Express agt. Wise John, saddlery, boots and shoes. Worshan Win S, carpenter.
MILBURN. In the south-eastern corner of Ballard county. 7 miles east of Arlington, its nearest shipping point. on the C., St. L. & N. O. R. R., and 16 miles south of Blandville, the county seat. The
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location of the nearest bank is at Mayfield. 19 miles south-east. Wheat. corn, tobacco, cattle and staves are shipped. Population 450. 5 churches, a public school and an academy are here. Stage to Arlington, fare 50 cents. and to Mayfield, tare $1, tri-weekly. Express Southern, Mail tri- weekly. L. O. Reid, postminister.
Alexander & Son. chair factory. Anderson Rey Cornelius (Christian). Cate Rev C L (Baptist). Cate P H, blacksmith and wagon-maker. Cook J A. furniture and undertaker. Dennis John W. wagon-maker.
Dodge T L, physician. Franklin Key J W : Methodist). George W H, meat market.
Green T B, hotel and livers.
Haves & Courtney, grocers. Kirkpatrick & Harp, flour and saw-mill. Lozier Rev J J | Methodist ,.
Mckinney C, physician.
Martin L R. principal high school. New J B, grocer.
Owens Rev John ( Christian).
Pennybaker John Q. eggs and hides. Redford W R. tinner.
Reid Dr E O. druggist and general store. Richardson J A. livery.
Richardson J S, saloon. Richardson M W. saddlery and harness: Sandford J N, general store. Scarbrough W H, furniture and undertakr. Simpson F N. physician. Smith Mrs F E. milliner. Stanley E C, boot and shoemaker. Stone G W. blacksmith. Summers N L. saloon. Thomas E B, live stock. Thomas J B. blacksmith. Thompson Mrs N J, hotel. Walker John J, wagon- maker. West Rev R L (Methodist).
MILES. Name changed from Jor- dan Station, a village of some 150 people, in Fulton county, 18 miles from Hickman. the county-seat. It is also a station and shipping point on the M. co. R. R. Mail daily. J. W. Bransford. postmaster. Alexander W L Jr, druggist. Bransford J. W., General Store. Copeland W J. express and R R agent. Johnson J C. wagon and furniture mnfr. Jordan W S, general store.
McConnell A, M. physician. Mc Murry Win, hotel propr. Miles C W. physician.
Wade & Willingham, grocers.
MILFORD. Settled in 1850; is a village with 135 inhabitants, 10 miles south of Brookville, the rousty-eat. The north fork of the Lieking river affords power by which a flour and saw-mill is propelled. The most accessible railroad point is Fal- mouth, 16 miles north-west. although goods can be shipped via Augusta, 10 miles north- east. on the Ohio river. An opening here for a distillery. Exports comprise grain and tobacco. Mail tri-weekly. Arthur Brough, postmaster.
Askin J R. hotel.
Barbour J Q, photographer and shoemaker. Blackerby J M, physician.
Brough A, clothier and furnishing goods. Brown & Conley, .undertakers.
Brown & Duncan, druggists and grocers.
Browning J M, general store.
Byar JJerome B, flour and saw-mill.
. Conley S P, carpenter.
Cooper W G. hotel and carpenter.
Duncan A J and J M, blacksmiths. Ellis J, saloon.
Hardin Mrs R. A. dress-maker.
Howard E T, hotel and livery-stable. Jenkins & Mann, leaf-tobacco and produce. Kabler Miss Lizzie, milliner.
Mitchell Win. blacksmith.
Moore W A & Sons, physicians. Ogden & Duncan, general store. Taylor B F, grocer. Trueax W, saloon.
Wallingford J T, physician.
MILLDALE. Or South Covington, as it is more generally known, is a village in Kenton county. and crossing station on K. C. and L., C. & L. Ry: 23 miles from Covington. Population numbers about 500. Mail daily. John Moss, postmaster. Hoffman John. shoemaker. Kalin Mainrod, saloon. Leucht Louis. saloon.
Moss John, Hotel Proprietor. Park Golfrey F. justice of peace. Sobastion Frank. salonn. Waite Pant, physician. Wurinstich Albert, wagon-maker.
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MILLEDGEVILLE. a population of 200, in Lincoln county, 9 miles west of Stanford, the county-seat, and 105 south-west of Louisville. The C. S. R's, passes through here. A flour and woolen-mill are driven by steam, and stock, lumber and produce are shipped. Express Adatdo. Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. F. R. Compton. postmaster.
Colling: Jas, carpenter.
Compton F. R., General Store.
Foster T J, live stock. Gibson Isaac, flour-mill.
Gresham W R, wagon-maker.
Hughs Jno P, justice.
Hunn Gen, physician.
Miller Daniel, constable.
Myers J B. woolen-mill.
Myers J D. carpenter. Rogers JJ E, painter.
Russell MI T, hotel.
Sandidge Madison, live stock.
Sandidge Wyatt, live stock.
Shackleford R-v Z B ( -).
Stagg Daniel live stock.
Tucker Sam, blacksmith.
Wilkison L P, blacksmith.
MILLERSBURG. Hikston creek, in the north-eastern part of Bourbon county, 8 miles north-east of Paris, the county-seat, on the Maysville division of the K. C. R. R., an incorporated village, settled in 1817. This town is the location of two fine educational establishments, the Wesleyan College and the Female College, the latter being one of the largest in the State. Population 853. A weekly news- paper, a bank, several churches and good schools are here. Express Adams. Mail daily. R. B. Boulden, postmaster.
Allen & Allen. dry goods.
Barton Joshua, distillery.
Batson D W, president Kentucky Wesley- an College. Best I-aae R, physician. Boulden Jno W & Co, insurance agts and general store.
Bourbon News, Bruce Champ, publisher. Brockenton Chas J, barber. Bryan Geo W, lawyer and police judge. Champ. Bruce, printer and publisher Bour- Ion News. Collier Jas M, lumber and coal.
Cooper Rev D D ( Methodist).
Corrington Wesley, tailor. Dickson Rov J A ( Presbyterian ). Dodson Samuel D, carriage-maker. Egnew & Allen, hardware and genl store. Female College, of Millersburg.
Fizzell Jno. saddle and harness-maker.
Foster Edwin C C, flour-mills
Gaffenger Chas. jeweler.
Gould Geo T. D D, pres Millersburg Fe- male College Hitt Andrew J, general store.
Hughes & Smedley, dry goods. Hurst Silas W, physician.
Hunter Henry H, wagon-maker. Hunt Wn P, blacksmith.
Jameson Amos, justice of peace.
Johnson Win H H, hotel, livery, and ex- press agent. Jones Fletcher A, saddler.
Kentucky Wesleyan College, R B Boulden, president. Litton Rev Jas ( Methodist).
McIntyre Geo W, meat market.
Miller Jos W, justice of peace. Miller Jos A. general store.
Miller Wm M Jr, druggist.
Millersburg Deposit Bank (cap $58,000), R Tarr, pres; A G Stitt, cash. Millersburg Female College, George T Gould, D D, president.
Mock John W, undertaker.
Nesbitt John T, four-mill.
Nesbitt Mrs E A, dress-maker.
Oliver Tom M. town marshal. Parnell Mrs J M, hotel and livery stable. Purnell Mattie, milliner.
Roby James M. blacksmith,
Rogers & Henry. druggists.
Tarr R, pres Millersburg Deposit bank. Taylor Mrs Belle, milliner.
Savage T E, constable. Sharrard Rev J T (Christian). Smith J Bruce, physician. Smyth Win, shoemaker.
Stitt Alfred G, physician, and cash Millers- burg bank.
Vimont Lonis C, station and telegraph agt. Wadell Hiram R, harness-maker. Warford James, tailor.
MILLIKEN'S STORE. In the south-western part of Simpson county, 5 miles south-east of Franklin, the county- seat, its nearest shipping point, on the Nashville branch of the L. & N. R. R.
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, Population 75. Tri-weekly mail. G. H. Milliken, postmaster.
Civil Frank, constable. Milliken G. H., General Store.
Morrow Rev O H ( Baptist ). Neely J E, physician.
Robey James, justice. Roden Christopher JJ, shoemaker.
MILL SPRINGS. A landing on the Cumberland river, in Wayne county, 83 miles from Monticello, and 11 from Burnside. the nearest railroad point. Pop- ulation 50. Stage to Burnside, fare $1.00. J A Lamir, postmaster.
Jones J A. physician. Lamir J. B. & Bro., General Store. Lamir & Sallee four-mills. West John T, live stock.
MILLTOWN. In the western part of Adair county. 7 miles west of Column- bia, the county-seat, 18 from Campbells- ville, the nearest shipping point, on the C. & O. division of the L. & N. R. R., and 100 south-west of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 100. J. R. Tutt, post- master.
Flowers James W, justice. Mercer N S, flour, saw and woolen-mill.
Morrison T J. blacksmith. Murrah W D, physician.
Sexton C B, boot and shoemaker.
Stults T R, constable. Tutt J. R., Grocer,
Vance Abe, harness-maker. Willis & Noel, general store.
MILLVILLE. .In the northern part of Woodford county, 9 miles north of Versailles, 8 south of Frankfort, its near- est shipping point, on the L., C. & L R'y, and 68 east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 90. James S. Darnell, postmaster.
Babbitt M, carpenter. Botts James M. physician.
Darnell James S., General Store.
Darnell W W. hotel. Darnell & Taylor, general store. Enlow W. blacksmith.
Gaines W. A & Co, distillery. Hundley M B, wagon-maker. Larbert & Graham, distillery. Shaw & Petty, tour-mill.
MILLWOOD. A post-office in Gray- son county, and a station on the P. & E. R. R .. , 63 miles west of Leitchfield, the county-seat, and 77 from Louisville. Ship direct. Bank at Elizabethtown. Stave-, hoop-boles, lumber and tobacco are shipped. Population 75. Laud can be purchased from $5 to $20 per acre. Express South- ern. Mail daily. Ben. Mills, postmaster. Bannon & Bros, shingle mufrs.
Bunch E A. saw-mill.
Crawford & MeClure, general store.
De Harew H E, tobacco dealer.
Wells Ben, Railroad Agt. and Operator. Wells Charles, express agt.
Wells H K, general store.
White J W, general store.
MIGTON. A village, with a popula- tion of 885. is a landing on the Ohio river, in the extreme northern part of Trimble county, 10 miles from Bedford, the county- seat. and 45 from Louisville. Its railroad shipping point, and nearest bank, is at Madison, Ind., directly opposite, on the J., M. & I. R. R. A steam flour-mill and a weekly newspaper are here. Shipment- are corn, tobacco, wheat. and fruit. Mail daily. John Englis, postmaster.
Barker Rev T W ( Methodist South). Barth Willis, saloon.
Broad & Son, blacksmith. Caplinger J F. general store. Fearn Samuel Jr & Son, flour-mill.
Gassom J H, hotel.
Gassom R M, livery.
Holmes & Stark, wagon-makers.
Hull JJ V, drugs.
Ladd J T. physician.
Milton Free Press (Weekly). Morris Benjamin, general store. Mosley M B. hotel.
Mosley & Divene, general store.
Netherland J A, druggist.
Pequard Joseph, blacksmith. Rutherford H W, blacksmith. Smythe A C, blacksmith. Saulmian E L, magistrate and notary. Willey E M, physician.
MINERVA. In the north-western part of Mason county, 12 miles west of Maysville, the county-seat. its nearest .bip- ping point by rail on the K C. R. R., 5 south of Dover, its nearest shipping point
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by water on the Ohio river, and 200 north- east of Louisville. The Minerva Collegiate Institute is located here. Tri-weekly mail And stage to May,ville. Fare, round trip, $1. Population 250. John B. Hawes, post- master.
Brasheer Geo M, carpenter. Frayzee D F, leaf-tobacco.
Hawes John B., General Store.
Hawes W H, deputy postmaster.
MeGilt Lawson, physician.
Mannen I P, general store.
Perham Ben W, carpenter.
Perham John J, constable.
Perham W C, carpenter.
Perham W H, carpenter.
Bred John A, physician.
Reeser John, blacksmith. Staton Miss Josie, milliner and dress-maker. Staton Perry, blacksmith.
Traut A M, omnibus proprietor. Wallace Stewart, harness-maker.
Watson JJ H, justice.
Weaver () N, justice. Wilson I S, four-mill. Winter Geo F, leaf-tobacco.
MINING CITY. A coal-mining village on Green river, in Butler county, 6 miles west of Morgantown. the county- seat and nearest bank. The usual shipping- point is Bowling Green, on the Memphis division L. & N. R. R., 65 miles south. Large quantities of coal are mined here, and form the only shipment. Population 175. The village has telephonie communication with Bowling Green. Mail daily. E. P. Aspley, postmaster.
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