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A general Livery business done. 60
RITTER HOUSE
W. B. WINANS, Proprietor.
PER DAY, $2.00 PER DAY.
(Opposite L. & N. R. R. Depot.)
BOWLING GREEN, KY.
DGood Accommodations for lay-over travel. Bample Rooms attached. nu
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J. I. M. MORRIS, Manage Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, . - K
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Loving Virgil, blacksmith.
Lucas James, Farming Machinery, Portable Saw- Mills, Agr'l Imps., Wag- ons, Carriages, Groceries, Grain, Seeds, and Com. and Forwarding Merchant. Main near Depot and Frozen Row. McConnell James MI, general store.
McElroy James F. physician.
McMakin Wm, sewing-machines.
McNamara Patrick, shoemaker.
MeNeal Wm L, constable.
Maier Frank, jeweler.
Mallory & Willis, druggists.
Mayhugh Perry J, grveer.
Merchants Hotel, Joseph Tarpley, propr.
Milligan & Thompson, carpenters.
Miner Clark A, physician.
Miner Mrs H A, milliner.
Mitchell T C & Co. groceries and liquors. Moennig Fred W, watchmaker.
Moran John. J, saloon.
Morehead House Mrs. S. E. Armitage and Mrs. C.A. Herdman, props. ( See adv ) Morgan John B, livery.
Morgan & Woodcock, grocers.
Morris W B & Son, saddlers.
Morris & Hyatt, prop'rs Queen Flour-mills. Munkle Charles A, shoemaker and county coroner.
Murrell & Nelson, barbers.
Nahm Bros, dry goods.
Nahm E & Co, clothing.
Nahm Sam, hides, feathers and wool. Natcher & Frost, stoves and tin ware.
Newton James R, saloon.
Nichols Wm H, barber.
Nolan Patrick, saloon.
Ogden College, capital $120,000. James W Wightman, pres; Daniel W Wright, sec. O'Riley Daniel B & Co. blacksmiths. Patillo Mrs S C, dressmaker.
Patterson Charles C, hardware and plows. Paylmer Richard, carpenter. - Payne Wm H. saw and planing-mill. Payne & Drake, lawyers. Perkins J S, cigar manufacturer. Philips & Loving, groceries and liquors. Philips Divid G. live stock. Pollard & Wood, boots and shoes. Porphew J & Son. groceries.
Porter E. H., Editor and Proprietor of the Bowling Green Gazette, and General Book & Job Printer, Main. (Nee adv.) Porter John MI, common wealth's atty. Porter Robert H, shoemaker.
Porter Woodford, grocer.
Porter & McCormick, physicians.
Porter & Porter, lawyers. Potter P J & Co, bankerz.
Potts George, lumber. Procter & Galloway, lawyers. Pyle George W, watchmaker.
Pyle Mrs. J W, millinery.
Rauscher Dominie, general store.
Reardon Daniel, wines and liquors.
Reardon Owen, cooper.
Regan Daniel, groceries.
Ritter House ($2.00 per day). Wm. B. Winans. Proprietor. Opposite the Depot. (See adv.)
Roberts MI T, grocer. Robertson R Monroe, hardware.
Rochester House. ($1.50 per
day). Wm. H. Rochester, Proprietor. Rochester Wit. H., Proprietor Roch- ester House, Main.
Rodes & Sattle, lawyers.
Roemer Christian, barber.
Rone Commodore P., Livery, Sale, Feed, and Exchange Stable, Court. (See adv.)
Rose James H, U S commissioner.
Rowe John & Bro, flour-mill, (2 miles west). Sabel Moses, dry goods and millinery.
Satterfield Samuel A, tannery.
Schuessler Phil, bakery.
Seeley Edward B., Secretary and Treasurer Green and Barren River Nav- igation Company.
Settle Simon W, jeweler.
Sheppard Thomas R, china, glass and · queensware.
Simon James M, school commissioner.
Sims J C. county attorney.
Sloyer & McGoodwin, grocers.
Smith Joseph J, sheriff.
Smith T J & Co, books and pictures.
Smith Wm W. carpenter.
South John F & Co. meat market.
Spalding W F & Son, general store. Starr John. lumber, doors, sash and blinds. Stout John I. proprietor Bowling Green marble-works.
Stubbins & Co, grocery.
Sullivan T J & Co, stave and heading fac- tory, and manufacturers whisky barrels. Sumpter J B & Co, grocers and meat mrkt. Tarpley Joseph, propr Merchants Hotel. Taylor Silas, brick-yard.
Taylor & De Neal, dress-makers.
Thomas Charles M, lawyer and judge city court, Court Row.
Agricultural Implements and Hardware Specialties. Catalogues and Price Lists fur. nished free. Apply or sond to FRED, SCHMIEDING, 835 Broadway and 830 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Thomas Peter, saddlery and harness. Thompson Thos J, harness-maker. Townsend T J & G E, physicians. Turner Wm, druggist.
Tygret John T, assessor.
Tyler James M., Lawyer, Summer. Van Meter & Weston. blacksmiths. Vogel John, Jr, butcher.
Vogel John, Sr., Restaurant, Saloon, and Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oysters, Game, and Ice, etc., Main.
Wagner Ezekiel, groceries and saloon.
Warren Deposit Bank, capital, $150,000. Thos B Wright, president: C G Small- house, cashier.
Warren & Ewing, general store.
Webb Lee, barber.
West John T, agricultural implements.
Western Union Telegraph Co. J R Allen, . manager.
Weston James, blacksmith.
Wilkimo Wm T, physician.
Wilkins & Simms, lawyers.
Wilson James, barber. Main.
Winans, Wm. B., Proprietor Ritter House, opposite Depot.
Withers Garland H. livery.
Woodward John T, carriage manufacturer.
Wright A Cooper, physician.
Wright John W, groceries.
Wright & Mc Elroy, lawyers.
Yost Doctor, blacksmith.
Younglove J I & Bro, druggists.
BOXVILLE. An incorporated vil- lage in Union county, 7 miles east of Mor- ganfield, the county-seat. Ship by river to Unionville, or to Henderson, on L. & N. R. R., 22 miles north-east. The shipments are confined to tobacco, and land in the vicin- ity can be obtained at from $10 to $25. Stage to Morganfield tri-weekly. Mail daily. J. W. Muncaster, postmaster.
Allen J B. physician. Cox M P, physician. Dunnagan J P, general store. Dunnagan & Springer, blacksmiths, Marshall W J & Co, tobacco dealers. Morgan J M. physician.
Muncaster J. W .. Grocer. Newman V B, physician. Sigler S E, hotel. Tavlor J G, general store. Tavlor J V, carpenter. Willoughby D C, cabinet-maker.
BOYD'S STATION. Population 100. A village in Harrison county, and a station on the K. C. R. R., 16 miles north of Cynthiana, the county-seat, and 150 from Louisville. A flour-mill, a church, and a public school are here, and tobacco is the chief shipment. A distillery at this point might prove successful. Land hereabouts is worth $25 to $50 per acre. Express Ad- ams. Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. James Woodbury, postmaster.
Blair J P, flour-mill.
Durant George B, express agent. Eckler S J & Son, gen'l store and R R agt. Kellar J A, general store.
Stone L, general store.
BOYDSVILLE. With a popula- tion of about 50, is a small settlement in the extreme south-east corner of Graves county, 20 miles south-east of Mayfield, the county-seat, which is also its shipping point, and nearest bank. A good black- smith is needed here. Land is worth $8 to $12 per acre. Cotton, tobacco, and grain are raised and shipped. Stage to Paris, Tenn. semi-weekly. Tri-weekly mail from Mayfield. S. L. Nance, postmaster.
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Brown B F, flour and saw-mill. Cardwell & Hays, saloon and grocery. Cook Mrs S C, hotel.
Cook W B, justice of peace.
Cooper & Branvam, lumber mnfrs.
Harkey J M, cotton-gin.
McConnell J E.
Maxwell J W, hotel.
Morrison F M, tobacconist.
Nance S. L., General Store. Poyner E B, physician. Shelton A B, physician.
Terrell JJ W, carpenter.
BRADFORD. Is a small village, located on the Ohio river, 83 miles north of Brookville, the county-seat. Ship direct. The village was first settled in 1845, and now contains about 100 persons. An open- ing here for a blacksmith. Tobacco, grain, and produce form the shipments. Stage to Berlin tri-weekly; fare, 50c. Daily mail. L. Bollinger, postmaster.
Ball Ed, farmer. Bollinger C LL, farmer. Bollinger L., Farmer. Bollinger W, farmer.
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Barrett R N. hotel propr. Bradford A Ja Jagtuoi se dealer.
Flowers Heary, brick-meson. Howe Jolin, expres, agent. Lehan John. contractor.
- Lytle Chris. farmer.
Lytle C. physician. O'Conor Daniel, contractor. Peck Robert, toamster. Pepper A. L. justice of prace. Princ Jaines HI, cooper.
Telton Bros. Jeaf-tobacen dealers.
Telton W. Hartice of p. ce. Tregarden Jebn R. s' ne-mason, Tregarden T P, farmer.
Wilson W H, firmer.
BRADFORDSVILLE. In riou county, 10 miles non, the county-seat, to should be shipped. The vereinbart a population of 165, and experts produce. Stage to Lebanon i :- w: : F; fare. "Dc round trip. Tri-weekly mail. J. O .? :- ber, postmaster. - Austin James, Macksmith. Bell Jamies &, general store.
Huddleston A J. constable.
Hughs Thomas H, judge. Knott ----- , railroad aul express agent. Pool H. general store. Smith H A, Principal Home College. Surber J .. Harness-maker.
Terhune, -.....- , tlour-mij). Tenghi, Isaac, blacksmith. Thomas, C, hotel. Tool, H, general store. Veach, A J, boot and shoemaker. Veach. E D, wagon-maker. Voach & MeChobins, blirAsmiths.
BRAAFFORD'S STORE. Ant- office in Kex conten
Louisville. Daily mail. W. IL. Brated. postmaster. Bruford L F. physician. Brafford W. 11., Lawyer.
BRANCH. Harrison county, an un- important post-office.
BRANDENBURG. Meade conn- ty. ( For de criptive : : directory see list of town . se valtoo to for regular insertion.)
BREEDINGS. Adair county, is a village containing a Methodist church and district school, and a population of about 60. Columbia, the county-sevt, is 122 miles north. Shipment must be made to Horse Cave, on the I. & N. R. R. Mail tri-week- ly. H. J. Patterson, postmaster. Breeding Rov G R ( Methodist). Breeding Bay James ( Methodist). Breeding J & G, humber. Breeding Rey S K ( Methodist). Cartwright II L, physician.
Dugan John, amson. England W B, agent. Vieram Wy K, physician. Tiarvay Jobn Mi, boots and shoes. Mosley W, wagon-maker. tterson i' d., General Store. .CA. , surveyor. Rowe P B, blacksmith. Scott S D, blacksmith. Simpson J G, physician. Traylan G A, physician. Traylan J A, justice.
BREMEN. First established in 1855. Is an incorporated town, in Mahlenburg county, 14 miles north of Greenville, the county-seat; population 100. it contains a charch, distibt school, and a flour-mill, and exports wheat and tobacco. Land, in the adjacent country, brings $10 to $15 per acr. South Carrollton is the shipping point, ou the L. & N. R. R. Mail tri- weekly. 1. J. Bennett, postiraster.
Bennett A., Coneral Store. Brown J S & Son, blacksmiths. Calboun 3 N. tobacco. Co.by J D, waren-maker. Goodloe J D, artist. Graddy A. cooper. Grundy E O & Sons, grain and live stock. Vondrinks B L, wagon-maker.
Rich Wm, shoemaker. Ringolsky Newman & Co, general store.
Shaver & A. hotel and livery.
Shaver & Hillyard, general store. Stobaugh J H, Low Kanith. Sunimers T C, tobacco. Walcott James, flour-mill. Woodburn & Gossett, druggists.
BPNWHEN MILLS. Known as Green's Store, in the south-eastern part of
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Marshall county. 8 miles south of Benton, the county-seat, Il north-east of Mayfield. its nearest shipping point, on the M. P. & N. R. R., and 28 south-east of Paducah. Semi-weekly mail. John M. Green, post- master.
Bean Wm, saw and grist-mill.
Green & Son, General Store.
Kinney Y W, constable.
Kinney & Adlich, blacksmiths.
MeCrory J H. physician. Prichard & Shetfield. blacksmiths. Ray J C & Son, cabinet-makers. Ray & Winters, saw and grist-mill. Rudd Jobn, teacher.
Wrather J L, teacher.
BRIDGEPORT. A small village, on south Benson ervek, Franklin county, .5 miles south west of Frankfort. the coun- ty-seat, and nearest shipping point, on L., O. & L. K. R., and 15 miles south-east of Louisville. Two churches and a publie school are here, and tobacco, corn and hay are shipped. Population 100. Stage to Shelbyville and Frankfort daily, fare, $1.25 and 50c. Mail daily. Z. T. Par- rent, postmaster.
Buckley S M, dentist, Chinn G W, physician. Jackson J W, hotel.
Jenkins Stephen, carpenter.
Parrent Z. Taylor, General Store.
Russell James, saddler. Russell Wm, general store. Schofield F M, blacksmith. Shinn J H, justice, and general store.
BRIENSBURG, In the northern part of Marshall county, 5 miles north of Benton, the county-seat, and 10 south ot Calvert City, its nearest shipping point. on the P. & E. R. R. Daily mail and stage to Benton and Paducah, fare to. latter point 75 cents. Population 100. J. M. Mooney. postmaster.
Chiles W T, physician. Graham Samuel, phy-ician. Hanelton W B, blacksmith. Hunter W D, general store. Locker J P, hotel. Mc Bride E, blacksmith. Mooney J. M., Physician. Smith Samuel, saddler.
BRISTOW STATION. A village of about 200 inhabitants, and a station on L. & N. R. R., in Warren county, 109 miles from Louisville. Bowling Green, 5 miles west, is the county-seat, and near- est bank. Water-power is derived from Big Barren creek. A Methodist church, and district school are here. Land aver- ages $20 per acre, and corn, wheat, and to- bacco are exported. Express Adams. Mail daily. James A. Roberts, postmaster, Francis Walter, physician.
Hendrick R W & I, leaf-tobacco dealers. Hendrick S E, express and R Ragent. Roberts E. T. & Co., General Store. Roup T T, dour-mill.
Stone R D, general store.
Whitlow W H, blacksmith.
BROADHEAD. Located on the Knoxville div. L. & N. R. R., in Rockcas- tle county, 6 miles west of. Mt. Vernon, the seat of justice, and 122 miles south-east of Louisville. Two churches, a public school, and 2 saw-mills are here, and the exports are principally lumber. Land averagee, in price, $4 to $10 per acre. Population 150. A good opening here for a flour and grist- mill. Express Adams. Mail daily. T. S. Firth. postmaster.
Albright J H, R R and express agent.
Albright J H & Co, general store.
Albright & Martin, tobacco dealers.
Burdet J, physician.
Butner A F, blacksmith and wagon-maker. Butner Mrs Lizzie, milliner. Carter J G, lawyer.
Firth R. H & J G, saw-mill.
Firth Thomas S., General Store and Farmer.
Hank & Bro, general store.
Hiatt Champ, wagon-maker. Hilton J H & Co, general store.
Howard H G. blacksmith and gunsmith.
Hndwall I S, wagon-maker and carpenter. Melvin fohn, lumber dealer and saw-mill.
Minks JJ H, carpenter.
Thorp J W. carpenter and painter. Watts & Hemphill. carriage materials, etc. Winstead David, blacksmith.
BROADWELL. This is a country post-office in Harrison county at which mail is received tri-weekly. Mary A. Lail. postmaster.
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BROOKLYN, A settlement of 25 people in Butler county, 100 miles from Louisville. Weekly mail. Wm. D. Jones, postmaster.
Hammil & Willis, drugs and groceries. Phelps J N, general store and leaf tobacco. Rose Mary, saw and grist-mill.
Willis S. N., Physician.
BROOKVILLE. Is a town of about 400 inhabitants, in Bracken county, of which it is the county-seat. Augusta, on the Ohio river. 9 miles north, is the most available shipping point, and Mays- ville, 17 miles east, is the nearest railroad approach. Banking is transacted in Au- gusta. The shipments comprise tobacco, .hogs, and wheat, and land in the immedi- ate. vicinity meets with a ready sale at $25 to $50 per acre. The town has stage com- . munication with Augusta and German- town daily, and to Claysville tri-weekly, fares $1.00. Mail daily, George S. Staton, postmaster.
Adimson George S, sheriff.
Blackerby Win O, lawyer.
Bradford S W, general store.
Brannock Wm H, physician. Corlis J W R, physician and tobacco dealer. Corlis & Bro, tobacco dealers.
Clark & Fields, lawyers. Clayton PHI, dry goods.
Coons J H, tobacco dealer.
Demoss & Staton, Flour-mill.
Ellis Wm T, carpenter. Finn Martin, hotel and livery.
Flannery M. T, saloon. Florer Mrs C E, milliner. Fox T J, drugs and saloon. Frank Willard B, grocer. Lee John A, dry goods, Lee & Owens, grocery.
Linn John A, physician.
Melloy Patrick, physician. Hackett Thos, hotel. Hamilton & Bro, tobacco dealers.
Hancock & Metcalf, livery stable. Harvey B J. saloon.
Heffernan James, livery stable. Holmes A J, druggist.
Poage George B, county and circuit clerk. Powell Mrs E, milliner. Powell Fielding, cooper. Powers Chris C, county judge and lawyer. Powers Wm H, confectioner.
Smarr H E, confectionery.
Smith Robert K, lawyer.
Staton C N, tobacco dealer. Staton James, sr, blacksmith, Staton James W, master commissioner.
Staton & Bro., Grocery. Stoll Henry, shoemaker.
Tevis Milton, physician.
Thompson Andrew M. stoves and tin ware. Wallin David J, physician. Weaver Henry C, lawyer.
Willis & Son lawyers.
Wolf Jacob, clothing store. Zeitz Gabriel, barber.
BROWNSBORO. Is an incorpo- rated town, with a population of 300, in precinct of same name, Oldham county, 7 miles south of LaGrange, the county-seat, and 20 from Louisville. It has a saw and four-mill, a Christian church, and an acad- emy, and ships whisky, and grain, and live stock. Land in the adjacent country can be purchased at $20 to $80. Express Adams. Mail tri-weekly. L. M. LaRue, postmaster.
Basler J M, walnut lumber.
Basler Theodore. shoemaker.
Bryan S P. physician.
Callendar Moses, wagon-maker and under- taker.
Campbell James, R R and express agent.
Clore John L, saw-mill and lumber manfr. Clore Z & Son, distillers.
Connor A J, sewing-machine agt.
Dorsey Henry, blacksmith.
Estes James, plasterer.
Ferguson W P & Son, teamsters.
Hardin W R, live stock.
Heitzman John, wagon maker.
Kemp Russell, blacksmith.
Kemp W J & H R, blacksmiths.
Pinnell L, painter. Prentice John, saddler.
Ross J W, carpenter. Sadler Wm, machinist.
Sherley Robert, distiller.
Speer M E, justice of peace.
Tager T C & Son, distillers.
Taliferro Rev T F. ( Methodist).
Wilhite J W. distillery and saw-mill. Wilhite I. P, live stock.
BROWN'S CROSS-ROADS. A small settlement of about 30 people, in
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Clinton county, 3 miles west of Albany, the county-seat. Albany Landing on the Cumberland river is the shipping point. Mail tri-weekly. J. S. McFarlane, post- master.
Howard G K, general store, and flour-mill (13 miles off).
McFarlin JJ. S., Blacksmith and Wag- on-maker.
BROWNSVILLE. The seat of jus- tice for Edmonson county, situated 110 miles south-west of Louisville. It is an incor- porated town, with a population of 103. Rocky Hill, its nearest railroad approach, and the shipping point, on Memphis div. L. & N. R. R., is 12 miles south. Hogs, sheep, and cattle are exported, and a com. mon school is sustained. Green river is navigable at this point, and shipments could be made direct, although the railroad is preferable. Land averages $1 to $5 for un- improved, and $5 to $10 for improved. Mail daily. G. W. Long, postmaster.
Dicus Wm, hotel proprietor.
Edwards & Hazelip, lawyers. Hazelip L M, judge of county court.
Hazelip P S, carpenter.
Holmes A G, physician. Long G. W., Merchant. Sturgeon & Lay, lawyers. Walker M W, druggist.
Whitlow Rev P M ( Baptist). Wise J C, sheriff. Woosley L J, circuit clerk. York Meredith, hotel proprietor. Yunks S & Bro, hotel proprietors.
BRUCE. A small settlement and post-office in Barren county, 8 miles south- west of Glasgow, the county-seat and ship- ping point. A. church. a saw and two grist- mills are here, and tobacco, lumber, and live stock are marketed. Stage to Glasgow and Scottsville daily ; fare 50 cents and $1. Mail tri-weekly. W. J. Crow, postmaster.
BRUIN. A village on Little Sandy riv- er, a water-power stream, in Elliott county, 12 miles north-east of Martinsburg (Sandy Hook), the county-seat, and 14 miles south- west of Grayson, the most convenient ship- ping station, on the E. K. R. R. Wheat, to- bacco, and produce are shipped. Land in this section of the State can be purchased at
from $5 to $10 per acre. Two churches and a district school are sustained by a popula- tion of 250. Mail daily. W. W. Green, postmaster.
Green Wellington, Flour-mill, Black- sınith, Farmer and Distiller.
Horton Travis, bote !.
Smith A, saw and grist-mill. Smith W L, cabinet-maker.
White R P, physician.
BRUMFIELD. A station on the Knoxville Branch of the L. & N. R. R., and a village in Boyle county, 123 miles west of Danville, the seat of justice, which is also the nearest bank location. Hogs. mules, horses and grain are shipped. Im- proved land can be obtained at $25 to $50, and unimproved from $1 to $5 per acre. Express Adams. Mail daily. O. Brum- field, postmaster.
Brumfield James, farmer and apiarist.
Gray W H, Inmber and tan-bark.
Pipes G W, carpenter.
Stewart G A, railroad and express agent.
BRUSHY, only a country post-office, in the county of Taylor, 18 miles west of Campbellsville, the county-seat, which is also the nearest railroad point, on the L. & N. R. R. Mail by special supply. R. M. Johnson, postmaster.
Bloyd John, four-mill, 2 miles west.
Bloyd W F, general store.
Despain J HI & Co, general store.
Despain J P, flour and saw-mill, 1 mile w.
Etherton Wm F, gunsmith.
Etherton J P, gunsmith.
Loyall Rev J T, school teacher.
Maxey J W, railroad and express agent.
Morrison JJ M, general store. Poteet & Bloyd, general store. Stoudemayer A T, mechanic.
Warren Gabriel, general store and four- mill, 2 miles west.
BRUSHY BOTTOM, Lewis coun- ty. (See Mouth of Laurel.)
BRYANT'S STORE, a postoffice known as Little Poplar Creek, in the south- ern part of Knox county, 6 miles south of Barboursville, 40 south-east of livingston, the nearest station on the Knoxville branch . of the L. & N R. R., and 160 south-east
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of Louisville. It has & churches, a com- mon school, semi-weekly mail, and 60 in- habitants. M. Bryant, postmaster.
Bryant G M, general store.
Bryant Minor, General Store. Catching W H, blacksmith.
Davis K S. flour-mill.
Evans -- , flour-mill. Fuller F C, farmer.
Gatlit J S, farmer. Hamlins W, flour-mill.
Jones J M, physician.
Lay Jno, general store.
Lewallen George, general store.
Logan C, general store.
Logan Minor B, blacksmith.
McCoy S G, constable.
McNeals -, flour-mill. McVey Miss Jennie, teacher. Perky Wm, carpenter. Powel W H, justice of peace. Row George P, general store, Strokes W B, insurance agt. Warfield J H, teacher.
BRYANTSVILLE. A village with about 150 inhabitants, in the central portion of Garrard county, 9 miles north of Lan- caster, the county-seat, Danville, SI miles west is the most convenient shipping point on C. S. Ry. Hemp and wheat are export- ed. Land of a good quality is worth from $20 to $50 per acre. One church and a good public school are here. Stage communi- cation with Lancaster and Nicholasville daily, fare 50c and 75c. Mail daily. Wil- liam D. Nash, postmaster.
Arınstrong T C, physician. Batson K H, general store.
Berkele Wm, distiller and justice of peace. Floyd Thomas, woolen-mills.
Ford E S, general store. Harmon Miss M, teacher.
Hazelton J S. harness-maker. Hills Jas H, blacksmith.
Hills John, cabinet-maker.
King Jas, wagon-maker.
King W J, general store. Mayfield F M, wagon-maker. Poor John W, distillery (23 miles off). Smith D F, hotel.
Webb W C, physician,
BUCHANAN. Or Rockville, as it is sometimes called, is a station on the new
Chattroi Railway, in Lawrence county, 11 miles north of Louisa, the county-seat, and 800 east of Louisville. Big Sandy river furnishes power, which propels a flour and corn-mill ; 2 churches and a common school are here. The exports consist of grain, and farm produce. Population 250. - Mail daily. J. F. Hatten, postmaster.
Banfield II P, physician. Dent D, blacksmith.
Hatten J. F., Hotel and General Store. Hubbard Wesley, carpenter.
Kenner G, live stock and lumber.
Kenner Oliver, blacksmith.
Stemke Rev A l', ( Methodist).
Stone Eli, wagon-maker.
Stump JJohn, contractor.
Ward Lawrence, carpenter.
Warren Charles, general store.
Wellman J B, blacksmith.
Wright Joseph H, flour-mill.
BUCK CREEK. Five miles from Booneville, the county-seat of Owsley county, is only a country post-office; 40 miles north-east of Livingston, the nearest railroad approach on L. & N. R. R. Mail semi-weekly. W. B. Brandenburg, post- master.
Alumbough A J, jeweler.
Botner E & Son, flour-mill.
Bowman Henry, shoemaker.
Brandenburg W. B., General Store. Bromlie G D, railroad agent.
Class W H, physician.
Flanery W P, justice.
Isaacs Isaac, constable.
Richardson W H, blacksmith.
Ross Levi, distiller.
Treadway W W, jr, justice.
BUCKEYE. A post-office in the northern part of Garrard county, is 9 miles north of Lancaster, the county-scat, and its nearest shipping point, on the Rich- mond branch of the 1 .. & N. R. R., and 100 south-east of Louisville. It has a Baptist church and a common school. Tri-weekly. mail. John W Brown, postmaster.
Barker Charles, saddler.
Blakeman Wm C & Bro, mnillers. Brown John W., General Store. Noel R A, justice.
Nokes Rev K R ( Baptist). Ray Win, physician.
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