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Aspley E. P .. Agent Navigation Co. Brown Rev J R ( Baptist ). Green Mrs E, hotel.
MeKenny B V, clerk navigation company. Phillips Jas, supt -G & B R N Co,'s mines. Pollock Archie, Mud creek mines. Seeley E P, physician. Smith E M, lawyer for G & BR N Co. West John, deputy sheriff.
MINORSVILLE. A small village in Seott county. Georgetown, the county. seat, is distant 104 miles south, to which place shipments should be made. Tobac- co, wheat, corn, and stock, are shipped. Farming land will average $20 to $40 per
Here. Mail tri-weekly. J. S. Reynolds, postmaster.
Bolard ---- , saw-mill.
Barlow John C, produce. +
Bast D, tailor.'
Bradley V C, constable.
Bramlett J G & J R, steam saw-mill.
Bruner C B, live stock.
Coleman W B, tanner.
Davidson John, cooper.
Easley A, produce.
Ferrell H D, general store.
Ford Rev H W (Christian).
Gardner John, wagon-maker.
Gayles T E, physician.
Hamilton John, meat market.
Murphy C, justice.
Risk Harry, distillery.
Romans P. shoemaker.
Runnels George, blacksmith.
Traylor John, hotel.
MINTONVILLE. In Casey coun- ty, is a small village, with about 100 inhab- itants, located about 16 miles south of Liberty, the county-seat. Pulaski, a sta- tion on the C. S. R'y, is the most accessible shipping point for its products of dried fruit and produce. Mail semi-weekly. Tyler Jasper, postmaster.
Baldock & Davenport, general store. Emerson M. cooper.
Gassett & Jasper, General Store. Godbey Rev J L ( Methodist). .Hughes J L. physician.
Kinder W D, blacksmith.
Minton & Jasper, distillers.
Rainwater & Doss, distillers.
Ray I S, blacksmith.
Ray S B, saw-mill.
Raysden A, blacksmith.
Taylor F A, physician. Whites Rev L B ( Baptist).
MITCHELLSBURG. A station on the Knoxville branch L. & N. R. R., 10 miles from Danville, the county-seat of Boyle. It contains a steam flour-mill, a church, and school, and a population of about 400. Exports consist of tan bark, lumber and live stock. Stage to Harrods- burg daily. Fare $1.25. Mail daily. J. II. Webb, postmaster.
Brennan Jas, shoemaker. Burchell Cnas, blacksmith.
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Carpenter J A, express & R R agent. Helm B H, blacksmith.
Mitchell's Mills ( flouri, C Watson, propr. Ryan J C, harness-maker. Ryan J E, general store. Steele G A, saw-mill. Watson C W, general store. Webb P F, shoemaker.
MOBLEY. LaRue county, 12 miles from Hodgensville, the county-seat. No village,
MONROE. A village in Hart coun- ty, 14 miles eust of Munfordaville, Ship to Rowletts, on the Memphis division L & N. R. R. Population 100. Tobacco and produce form the shipments. Mail tri- weekly. T. C. Young, postmaster.
Butler J HI, physician. Coakley B F, general store. Higgason Evans, blacksmith. Loff E J. blacksmith ..
Young J A, wagon-maker and blacksmith. Young T. C., General Store.
MONTEREY. This village is in Owen county, 10 miles from the county- seat, and 22 miles from Sparta, its shipping station, by rail. Here is 1 mill, 1 church. 1 free school. Tobacco, broom-corn, and live stock are shipped. Daily stage to Owenton ; fare 75 cents; to Sparta, $1.75 Population 330. Daily mail. Wm E. Har. din, postmaster.
Ballard Johnson, constable.
Birchett James A., Physician. Birchitt W R, physician. Birchitt & Foster, druggists.
Blades W C, leaf-tobacco.
Brown George, carpenter. Byrnes J D, wharf-boat.
Duvall Rev J E, ( Baptist). Ellis J. A., Justice of the Peace.
Fitzgerald Jas, justice of peace. Foster J C B. physician. Foster Rev 1 W ( Reform).
Foster & Bro .. Livery. Hardin J E, carpenter. Hardin Mrs M J. millinery. Hardin T J. lawyer. Hardin Win D. live stock. Hardin Wm E. jewelry and sewg-machines. Hardin & Calvert, General Store. Harris Jacob, blacksmith.
Head Rev J A ( Baptist ).
Head J S & Bro, general store. Hendon J. M., County Clerk.
Herndon J. W., Police Judge and General Store. Hyter & Head, undertakers.
Johnson J N, meat market. Knox Charles, cooper.
Lawrence J W && J M, leaf-tobacco.
Lindsay James B, barber.
Messink Frank, shoemaker.
Messink J A, grocer.
Montgomery Wm, painter.
Pryor G L, physician. Randsdale Mrs. Sarah, Hotel.
Sanford & Claxon, hotel.
Smith R H, physician.
Sullivan A D, wagon-maker.
Swetman T S, blacksmith.
Wanscott T W, blacksmith.
Wilson George, Tinsmith.
MONTGOMERY. In the county of Trigg, 14 miles from Hopkinsville, the nearest railroad station, and 200 miles from Louisville, is located this town, with its population of 200. It contains 1 steam- mill, 1 church, a free school. and ships corn, wheat and tobacco. Daily stages to Hopkinsville; fare $1.50, and to Cadiz (the county-seat), 50c. Mail daily. J. W. Gaines, postmaster.
Allen F M, physician. Atkinson Christian, blacksmith.
Cullom J P, physician.
Gaines J JJ, grocer.
Gaines.J. W., Dry Goods, Flour-mill and Police Judge. Gaines T H, engineer.
Gaines W P, lawyer. Gaines & Stewart, leaf-tobacco. Jones W R, physician.
Jones Mrs W R, school-teacher.
Kevil J B, flour-mill. McCaughan Charles, tinner. MoGehee Bros, general store. Ricketts G W. leaf-tobacco. Standfield N B, blacksmith.
Stewart Wylie, carpenter.
Stewart W JJ, blacksmith. Stinebaugh R, carpenter. Wallis I W, cooper.
Watkins J T, carpenter. Witty Thomas, wheel-wright. Wooten J W, wagon-maker.
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MONTICELLO. The county-seat of Wayne county. Burnside, 20 miles dis. tant. is the shipping point, and Louisville is 165 south-west. One church, 2 private schools, and the usual number of stores, etc., are here. Shipments, mules, cattle, hogs, grain, bacon, and feathers. Stage daily to Burnside, fare $2. Population 400. Daily mail. C. W. Gragg, postmaster.
Bates T' A, carpenter.
Brown & Hicks, blacksmiths. Brummitt & Bro, painters. Burnett R, general store. Castello J W, physician.
Chrisman J S, lawyer, Cook A S, physician.
Cook & Wright. drugs and general store.
Francis W T, general store:
Frazer J Knox, County Attorney.
Fewston E F. hotel.
Fleming Geo W. carpenter.
Frisbie J B S. physician. Gragy C. W., Druggist. Hall JJ H. physician. Hardin M D, hotel. Huffman & Bates, blacksmiths.
Kindrick W. J., General Store. McConnaghy J F. deputy sheriff.
Paul & Huff, marble.
Phillips HI. A., Physician.
Phillips J A, lawyer.
Phillips & Co, general store. Phillips & Stone, druggists. Ramsey J C, general store. Ramsey G T, sheriff. Sallee J L, lawyer. Sallee, Berry & Co, general store. Sandusky W M, boot and shoemaker. Simpson M, saddler.
Stone H. C., Dentist. Tuttle H S, tinner. Tuttle I. P, dontist. Tuttle .J. W., Lawyer. Wayne County Mercantile Co, gent store. Weaver B K, carpenter.
MONTPELIER, A country post- office 10 miles south-east of Columbia. the county-seat in the south-eastern part of Adair county. 30 miles south of Campbells- ville, its nearest shipping point. on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 110 south-east of Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Columbia. Cyrus Wheat, postmaster and general store.
MOODYVILLE. On Green river, in the south-enstern part of Green county, 44 miles south-east of Greensburgh, the county-seat and nearest shipping point, on the C. & O. div. of L. & N. R. R. Daily stage to Greensburgh. Tri-weekly mail. Robert Hatcher, postmaster.
Allen B W, live stock and saw-mill. Bridgwater A J, grocer.
Buchanan E F, physician. Buchanan HI P, flour and saw-mill.
Clark James, shoemaker.
Coffey J HI, sewing machine agent.
Gaines W R, carpenter.
Givens James, confectioner.
Hatcher & Co, blacksmiths and wagon- makers. Heizer Samuel & Co, general store. Heizer Thos, tinner. McGinnis J Q, carpenter. Mock Rev H C (-). Moore Rev W B ( --- ).
Taylor Perry, blacksmith.
Vircus J, cooper.
MOOLEYVILLE. In the northern part of Breckinridge county, 20 milea north of Hardinsburg, the county-seat, 4 south of Concordia, the nearest shipping point, on the Ohio river. Tri-weekly mail. Population 125. J. R. Mitchel, postmaster. Archer P P, spoke-mill. Dawson JJohn, blacksmith. Durbin S F, flour and saw-mill. Dutschke Julius, saw and grist-mill.
Eggart Geo, carpenter. .
Eller S. carpenter and wagon-maker. Eller Wm H, carpenter. Livers R E, blacksmith. Mattingly R A, druggist. Mitchell J. R., General Store. Moolevville Academy, conducted by the Sisters of Charity. Parr F G, cooper. Pike W H, justice of peace. Roaux Rev Peter(Catholic.) Rollins JJohn M, grocer.
Speak Mrs Eliza, milliner.
MOOREFIELD. In the southern part of Nicholas county, 6 miles south of Carlisle, the county-seat, its nearest ship- ping point, on the K. C. R. R, and 135 north-east of Louisville. One daily mail and stage from Owingsville to Carlisle
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fare to the former point $1.50, to the latter 50 cents. Population 100. W. IL. Howe, postmaster.
Hill R T, physician. Howe S W, dry goods. Howe W D & Co, produce. Howe W. H., Grocer.
Howe W H & Co, harness-makers. Huff Frank, blacksmith.
Khison G, carpenter. Ratliff W B & Co, general store.
Stups A B, physician.
Thompson A, blacksmith.
MOORE'S CREEK. A country post-office in the county of Jackson, 158 miles from Louisville. Livingston, 18. miles away, is the nearest railroad station. Semi-weekly mail. S. P. M. Roach, post- master. Cook G. W., Live Stock. Cook Honry, blacksmith. Dyche R. A., Justice of the Peace.
Johnston James, blacksmith.
Johnston Samuel, physician.
Jones D. H., General Store. Lettle M D, lawyer. Finska John, saw and four-mill.
Pennington Elias, waron-maker. Pennington John, blacksmith.
Pennington M L, blacksmith. Perkey C H. blacksmith. Powell Carter, general store. Price Louisa, four-mill. Riley Frank. general store. Smith Samuel, carpenter. Steel Win D, wagon-maker. Sutler M. O., lawyer. Welch Samuel E., General Store.
MOORESVILLE. A settlement of 60 people, in Washington county, 50 miles from Louisville, 9 miles from Springfield, the county-seat, and 12 miles from the shipping-point, Bardstown. Maildaily. A. D. Marshall, postmaster.
Marshall A. D., General Store. Moore IL B, distiller. Oliver John, blacksmith and wagon-maker. Wenar Jas, cooper.
MOREHEAD, The seat of justice for Rowan county, is located 165 miles from Louisville, and 15 south-east of Hills-
borough, the nearest railroad approach and shipping point, on the K. C. N'y. Triplet creek furnishes power, by which a grist. millis driven. The E. L. & B. S. R. R. N projected and almost completed to this point. Its bank location is Owingsville. 20 miles south-west, and feathers, hides and beef are shipped. Three churches, a pub- lie school, 2 Hour-mills and I saw-mill are sustained by a population of 500. Consid- erable improvements have lately been car- ried on, and the town is in a prosperous condition. Mail daily. Clay Powers, post- master.
Bailey Warren, county judge.
Bradley Elias, grist mill.
Burns H. G., Lawyer.
Carey J M, teacher.
Clay Powers, Hotel. Cox Allen, general store.
Hargis John, lawyer.
Honaker C A, telegraph operator.
Humphrey Andrew, commissioner of taxes.
Johnson James W., County Clerk. Logan H M, general store.
Logan H S, physician.
McKing Rev (Christian).
Martin C P, physician.
Patton Edward, shoemaker. Ramfield T. W., Physician.
Stewart Rev James ( Baptist). Warren Anderson, general store.
Wyatt W P, sheriff.
Young Davis A, blacksmith.
Young Z T, lawyer.
MORGAN. On the K. C. R. R., in the southern part of Pendleton county, 8 miles south of Falmouth, the county-seat. and 157 north-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 25. J. W. Chowning, postmaster.
Antrobus S L, cooper. Braun W A, live stock. Braun & Chowning. 'leaf-tobacco.
Chowning J. W., General Store and Station Agent. Tugate R S, general store. Kirk wood Rev Win, blacksmith. Meck J M, physician. Risk J B A. physician.
Sargent D, general store. Wadsworth Henry, blacksmith. Wightman P B, physician.
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MORGANFIELD. The county- seat of Union county, is situated 7 miles south of Uniontown, on the Ohio river. its nearest shipping point by water, and 15} miles east of Shawneetown, Ill., its nearest railroad shipping point, on the St. L. & S. E. R'y, and is about 248 miles south-west of Louisville. It is an incorporated town. governed by a board of commissioners, and, since its settlement in 1811, has made rapid progress. It possesses a fine court- house and jail, the former having cost $58,000, and the latter $26,000, Its educa- tional facilities are excellent, and it bas 4 churches in the place-1 Catholic (a very fine edifice, costing about $10,000), 1 Meth- odist, 1 Presbyterian, and 1 Christian- and, in addition, 3 churches for colored people. The town is pleasantly situated in the center of a very fertile district, about 500,000 pounds of tobacco being shipped annually. Daily stage to Hender- son, and tri-weekly stage to Uniontown; weekly stage to Shawneetown. Express matter received at Uniontown, over the Adams Express line; and, connected with this, S. H. Davis & Bro. run a private ex- press between Morganfield and Union- town, receiving and delivering express matter at this place. Population (census of 1880) 735. Mail daily. C. C. Harris, postmaster.
Adair Cromwell, lawyer. Allen H C, school commissioner. Alvey Miss Belle, milliner. Blue .Jas T, town marshal.
Bower E W, grocer.
Butham Wm, carpenter. Campbell Thos W, justice of peace. Carr Wm M. drugyist and grocer. Chambers J R. furniture.
Chapozo K, lawyer. Cowgill Mrs E Y, milliner. Davis I, H & Bro. grocers. Duval HI C, jailer.
Eisler G. shoeninker.
Evans R P & Co (B P Evans, R H C Rheal, druggists.
Fall Wmn R, pre. Morganfield Collegiate Institute.
Flournoy Landon O, lawyer. Ford JJas L, books and groceries. Geiger Jno S, police judge.
Geiger & Board (J S Geiger, C A Board), lawyers.
Graham Barrett, brick mnfr. Harrel HI W. farmer.
Harris Christopher C., Postmaster,
Harris & Wallis (C O Harris, A Wallis), grocers. Haques Wm O, lawyer.
Hudson John E, saloon.
Hudson JJ W E, hotel.
Hughes D H, lawyer. Hughes Sam C, lawyer.
Isaacson Martin, dentist. James D. C., Bank Cashier. Kepeling Geo P, carpenter. .
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Lewis D W. carpenter.
Lilley Jos E, hotel and physician.
Long & Allen (L W Long, H 3 D Allen) lawyers.
MeCormick Samuel. saddler.
McGuire Wm, blacksmith.
Matthews Elijah, physician. Markham R H, carpenter.
Marshall Jas W. lawyer and county judge.
Mevers Louis, jeweler.
Morgan Chas, shoemaker.
Morris Bros ( Jos J and Jno H), livery. Morton Rev W D ( Presbyterian).
Muir Jos W. physician,
National Bank of Union County, Capital $100.000. Geo. Huston, Prest., D. C. James, Cashier.
Overton Rev G B ( Methodist).
Parsons Mrs H C, milliner.
Pritchell J W, barber.
Rhea R II C, druggist.
Rice John R, flour-mill.
Richards W A, physician.
Riddle John B. county surveyor. Roser Samuel & Son. general store.
Rowe G M, dry goods.
Sale James S, con-table Sale Thomas, blacksmith. Shoemaker T J. physician. Spalding J G. lawyer.
Spalding & Adair (J \ Spalding, Cromwell Adair), lawyers. Taylor E G, county clerk.
Taylor Jesse S, lawyer. Taylor Joseph, saloon. Waggoner John M, clerk circuit court. Wall John H, meat market. Waller M R & Co ( M R and R A Waller), dry goods. Young T B, farmer.
MORGANTOWN. This is an in- corporated town on Green river, with a
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population of 200, located in the central portion of Butler county, of which it is the seat of justice. The most accessible railroad point is Beaver Dam, 20 miles north, on the P. & E. R. R., although goods can be shipped direct via Green river. A bank is here, and 2 churches and public school aro sustained. Mail daily. Bird Weaver, postmaster.
Bridges B T. drugs and groceries.
Dockery A. T., Drugs and Groceries. Dockery G B, dry goods.
Fuqua M HI, physician.
Harrald .J. E., Drugs and Grocerios. Howard J N, physician.
Mendel C, dry goods.
Mendel C & Bro. dry goods.
Morehead J C, physician. Morehead R B, physician. Skillern .J. C., Dry goods.
Weaver Bird, Druggist and Postmaster. Whitaker P G, grocer.
MORNING GLORY. A small post-office in Nicholas county, 94 miles from Cynthiana, the shipping station. Mail tri-weekly. J. W. Peterson, postmaster. Butler W T, blacksmith.
Collier R H, justice of peace.
Kimbrough David, shoemaker.
Peterson F. W., Saw and Flour-mill. Phillips W F, physician.
Rankin N A & Son, general store.
MORNING VIEW. On the K. C. R. R., in the southern part of Kenton county, 21 miles south of Covington, the county-seat, and 150 north-east of Louis- ville. Adams Express, Daily mail. . Pop- ulation 150. R. H. Simpcoe, postmaster. Bridges L P, carpenter. Bridges & Elliott, coopers. Brungs Bros, leaf-tobacco. Brungs Wm, general store and R Ragt. Cook Henry, cooper. Daniels C K, plasterer. Daniel James, farmer. Dunn Hazekinh, plasterer. Dunn Sherinan. clerk. Elliott James, clerk. Fanstal Alexander, blacksmith. Herrod John, hotel proprietor. Lambert A. K, shoemaker. Mckinley B F. four-mill. Morris James, blacksmith.
Moss & Herndon, general store.
Mullins Charles, farmer. Parks Geo, farmer.
Pfanstiel F, blacksmith. Rouse Calvin, teacher.
Rouse Edward, teacher. Rouse N T, four-mill.
Simpcoe R. H., General Store.
Tanner I. A, physician.
Thomas Benjamin, saw-mill.
Threlkeld Win, general store.
Wallace Wm, farmer.
Ward John, confectioner,
MORRILL. An unimportant post- office in Nicholas county ..
MORTON'S GAP. A pleasantly- located village and station on the E. H. N. division L. & N R. R., in Hopkins county, 8 miles north of Madisonville, the county- seat, and 154 south-west of Louisville. Population 200. Coal, lumber, staves, and shingles are shipped. An academy, the " Hillgrove," is here, and 3 churches are sustained. A flour-mill would probably succeed here, Express Southern, Tele- graph Western Union. Mail daily. J. P. Johnson, postmaster.
Barnes Wm, saloon. Couch John, blacksmith.
Cullen J C., Druggist.
Davis George M., General Store and Station Agent.
Diamond Coal Co., Miners.
Horsefield Ellis, butcher.
Johnson J. N., Principal Hillgrove Academy.
Lovan J W, general store.
MeAfee J A, physician. McNary W S, general store. Martin Rev J W ( Baptist). Martin J W, blacksmith.
Morton Aaron, barber.
Morton John H., Livery. Morton J D & Sop, drugs. Shaw Jarvis, shoemaker. Sisk E. W., General Store. Whitfield F. M., Physician. Williams & Dulin, saw-mill.
MORTONSVILLE. Established in 1840; is situated in the central portion of Woodford county, 7 miles south of Ver- sailles, the county-seat and bank location,
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Good power is derived from Tanner's creek. Ship to Midway, on the L., C. & L. R'y, 13} miles north. Corn, wheat, hemp, hogs, and cattle are exported, and land can be purchased at $30 to $60 per acre. A good opening is presented for & four-mill. Four churches and 3 schools are sustained by a population of 200. Stage to Versailles daily, faro 85 cents. Mail daily. J. G. Manuel, postmaster.
Arnold John W, justice of peace,
Atkins B C, blacksmith. Beasley J, shoemaker.
Beasley T., Wagon-maker.
Boston J A, wagon-maker. Boston W N, blacksmith.
Curtis A P. teacher.
Dale C T, physician and druggist.
Davis F. A., Physician.
Davis John N, general store. Dodge CH, bee-hive mnfr.
Hifern M B, teacher. McConnell, Wilson & Co, flour-mill.
Manuel W F. general store.
Nive Mrs Fannie, millinery.
Nive I J, justice of peace.
Schaler Joseph, grocer. Sellers W. H., Miller and Distiller. Southerland Marion, Grocer. Wilson B P, general store. Wilson J T, beo-keeper.
MOSCOW. In Hickman county, 7 miles from the county-seat, and 275 from Louisville. It is a station on the M. & O. R. R., has a population of 400, and con- tains a steam flour-mill, a church and a free school. Tobacco, cotton, live stock, grain and produce are shipped. Express South- ern. Mail daily. W. W. Hall, postmaster. Beadles Joseph, grocery and livery.
Bowers Emerson E, groceries and crockery. Corum James H, druggist.
Davis Noble J, physician. Drew John W, lawyer. Galloway M W. justice of peace. Graham Robert S, blacksmith.
Hall Win. W., Proprietor Merchants' Hotel and Postmaster. Haynes Watkins, physician. Humphreys J R, grocer, Lane Jno A, groceries. Lane, Moore & Roberts gen store and grain. Little J T & Co, general store and grain. McLeod A H, station and express agt.
Merchants' Hotel, Wm. W. Hall, Proprietor.
Page Jno D, shoemaker. Kamer Wm. blacksmith.
Ramer W H & Son, wagon-makers. Roberts Jas M. live stock.
Roberts, Worth & Co, proprs Moscow". four-mills.
Scott J. grocer.
Smith J HL, justice of peace.
MOTIER. A postoffice, small set- tlement and landing on the Ohio river, sometimes called Stepstone Landing, in Pendleton county, 18 miles north-east of Falmouth, the county-seat, and 180 north- east of Louisville. Butler 8 miles east on the K. C. R. R., is the nearest railroad approach. Population about 40 persons. Ships tobacco, grain and live stock. Mail daily. II. J. Carnes, postmaster.
Fossit S H, store and hotel.
Hobbs & Carnes, store and leaf-tobacco. Hutter F W, blacksmith.
Lively A., Justice of Peace.
MOUNT AERIAL, A small post- office in Allen county, 12 miles from Franklin, the shipping point. Semi- weekly mail. Population 60. J. C. Al. derson, postmaster.
Alderson George, Physician. Barnard T J. blacksmith. Dixon Rev J W ( Baptist). Harris W T & Co, general store. 'Harris & Russell, Druggists. Hunt J W, physician. Moore & Son, general store. Pope Rev S H ( Baptist).
MIT. AUBURN. Small and unim- portant, farm-house post-office in Pendle- ton county, 10 miles north of Falmouth.
MT. CARMEL. Was first settled in 1812, and is an incorporated town in Fleming county. 7 miles north-east of Flemingsburg, the county-seat and nearest Bank. Ship to Maysville on the Ohio river, or to Marshall on the K. C. R. R., 8 miles west. Wheat, tobacco, hops, cattle and mules are shipped. Stage to Maysville three times a week, fare 75 cents. Mail tri-weekly. J. E. Foxworthy, postmaster. Cook T. A. & Co., General Store.
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Dudley Robert, blacksmith. Fixworthy Rev B C ( Baptist). Fixworthy & Power, carpenters. Glascock N. A., Justice of Peace. Henderson J W, furniture. Henderson & Glascock, general store. Hoffman Rev P H ( Methodist). Kelley G. A., Dentist. Kelly & Fixworthy. general store. Luman J B. fouramill.
Luman J. R., Flour-mill and Distiller. Mornsey Mrs M, general store. Ousley K H, blacksmith. Proctor C. E., Physician. Taylor J R, carpenter. Wallingford A M, physician. Young Rev J H ( Methodist).
MT. EDEN. An incorporated town of 200 inhabitants, in the eastern part of Spencer county. 18 miles south of Shelby- ville, the county-seat and bank location. and most convenient shipping point, on Shelby branch of L., C. & L. R'v, and 42 south-east of Louisville. Hogy, cattle. and mules are shipped. Stage to Shelbyville semi-weekly, fare 50 cents, Mail semi- weekly. John A. Yenowine, postmaster. Blakeman A H. boot-maker and justice. Cleaveland H H, justice and shoemaker. Cook G. W., Wagonmaker. Couly R, wagon-maker. Crutcher W C, town judge.
Crutcher W. S., Physician. Dickinson H, general store. Freeman C G, undertaker.
Goodwin John, Undertaker.
Hardesty W M, blacksmith.
Harde-ty & Yenowine Bros, general store. Hone G H, watch-maker. Howser S R, town marshal.
Howser & Son, Flour-mill. MeGahy T H, saddler.
MeGreen Jas, carpenter.
Snider H C. mail contractor. Snider & Sullivan, general store.
Toombs J W, constable.
Toombs M A, hotel. Williams Edward, physician.
Yenowine .J. A., New- Dealer, Col- lection Agent, and Postmaster.
Yenowine M. T., Physician.
MOUNT GILEAD. This country post-office is in Mason county, 100 miles
from Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Mor- gan B. Hopper, postmaster and general store.
MT. HERMON. 'A country post- office in Monroe county, 14 miles north- west of Tompkinsville, and 15 south of. Glasgow, the nearest railroad approach. Mail tri-weekly. A. C. Eubank, post- master.
Eubank A. C., General Store.
Eubank JJ L, live stock. Miller H D, cabinet-maker. Mitchell J D & Son, distillery. Mizell B P, cooper. Pile A C, trader. Saben J. H., Flour-mill.
Wellbeer D J, distiller.
MOUNT HOR. A farm-house post-office, in Bracken county, 11 miles south of Brookville, the county-seat. Mail by special supply. J. W. Jacobs, post- master.
MIT. OLIVET. The county-seat of Robertson, in the northern part of the county, 23 miles south-west of Maysville, its nearest shipping point, on the Ohio river and K. C. R. R., and 300 north-east of Louisville, Settled in 1840, it was incor- porated in 1851. It has 3 churches, and a public and a select school, and a weekly newspaper, Robertson County Tribune, (independent). Daily stage to Maysville, fare $1. Daily mail. Population 327. John R. Hill, postmaster.
Armbruster John, shoemaker.
Barbee Rev Joseph N ( Baptist).
Bentley George J, justice of peace. Bettys Chas II, general store.
Buckler Winfield, school commissioner.
Buckner & Insko, blacksmiths.
Buckner Thos, jailer. Buckner Winfield, lawyer.
Chandler Mrs, milliner and dry goods.
Chandler Walter M, master commissioner,
Chisholm T G. wagon-maker.
Collins A J. flour-mill.
Cumbers & Pearce. leaf-tobacco. Davis & Co., General Store. Demings & Owens, lawyers. Disher Wm T, general store. Herminger Daniel, blacksmith. Holmes Lewis C, physician.
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Ishinail Juo W, physician.
Kain J H & Son, carpenters and undertkrs. Kenton Jas, judge Robertson county court. Kimbrough Win W, lawyer.
Linvill J R & Bro, drugs and hardware.
Meadows E, dry goods.
Myers PS, grocer.
Newman Elisha M, general store.
Oney Rev C F ( Methodist ).
Osbourn Jas J, saddler.
Prather Jerry B, county clerk,
Ramey Rev H J ( M E Church).
Rigg W T, circuit clerk,
Riggs Elder T ( Christian).
Robertson County Tribune, John W Zoller, prop'r. Swart Wm J, saddler.
Swarts Mrs M E. milliner.
Throckmorton, Holmes & Co, general store and leaf-tobacco.
Wells W Il, sheriff, leaf-tobacco.
Wells R & J E, physicians.
Wheeler & Insko, blacksmiths.
Wilson Henry L. general store.
Wilson Win. S., Hotel Proprietor.
Wood & Bro, druggists and physicians. Woodward S C, grocer.
Wood Henry, justice of the peace.
Zoller John W, propr Roberston County Tribune.
MT. PLEASANT. Harlan county (See Harlan ).
MT. PISGAH. In the southern part of Wayne county, 15 miles south of Monticello, the county-seat, 32 from Burn- side, the nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R. R. Population 45. Mail semi-weekly. Isaac B. Hurt, postmaster.
Allen P H, teacher.
Davis S C, physician.
Enlam Charles, four-mill.
Hopkins Rev W A.
Hurt J M, machinist.
Hurt, - Flour and Saw mill.
Phipps J C, constable.
Sandusky Jobn B. justice.
Shoemaker I. M., General Store. Stone ML D & Son, live stock.
Young James C, blacksmith.
MOUNT SALEM. A small settle- ment in Lincoln county. Daily mail. Ben- nett S Tinsley, postmaster.
MOUNT SAVAGE. A post-office in Carter county, on the E. K. R'y, 7 miles from Grayson. Daily mail. F. Hood, post- master and general store.
MT. SHERMAN. In the south-, eastern part of LaRue county, 10 miles south-east of Hodgensville, the county-seat, 18 south-west of New Haven, its nearest shipping point, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 70 south-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Popula- tion 50. J. H. Hoover, postmaster.
Elkin W A. blacksmith. Terrill F L, general store.
Hoover J. H. & Son, General Store. Ray E L, general store.
MT. STERLING. The principal town of Eastern Kentucky, the county-seat of Montgomery, is on the L., C. & L. R'y, east of Lexington 33 miles, of Frankfort 61, of Louisville 127. It is 87 miles west of Huntington, Va., where the Big Sandy and Chesapeake and Ohio R. R. connect. No other town in Eastern Kentucky bas as much enterprise and general business. It is the distributing point for a very large territory. It is increasing in size and im- portance very rapidly and is incorporated. There are two flourishing feinale colleges, a public school, 2 colored schools. a public library, 2 weekly newspapers -- the Demo- crat (Friday), and the Sentinel (Wednes- day). The Democrat is one of the largest and best papers in the State. It has a large circulation, and is edited by active, energetic young men. The churches are Baptist, Presbyterian, Christian, Metho- di-t, Episcopal, Catholic, and 2 colored. Be- sides all the ordinary trades, there is & woolen-mill, a planing-mill. a plow-handle factory, a tannerv, 2 machine-shops, a fonr- ing-mill, and a distillery. There is a daily stage to Owingsville, a tri-weekly stage to Sharpsburg, Carlisle. and Flemingsburg. There are three banks, with a capital of $400,000, 4 hotels, of which the " Reese House" is the largest and best, with good livery connected, and the " National." A telegraph, express, 2 mails a day each way. Jas. Howard, postmaster.
Allsir Richard M, dentist.
Apperson Lewis, agent Adams Express. Apperson Rawson, groceries.
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