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Shirley A. H., Prop'r Garnett House, Sind. opp. Court house. (See ade.)
Smith A W, dentist.
Smith H C, groceries.
Smith Thomas J, dry goods and clothing.
Smith Wm, wagon-maker.
Smith Win B. lawyer.
Soper James W. groceries.
Stafford C., Prop'r Richmond Planing- nolls, Mufr Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc., Irving. ( aa)
Stevens T G. confectionery and restaurant. 'Taylor John, Postmaster.
Taylor Thompson J, physician.
Tevis James, county clerk.
Tovis & Brown | W T Tevis, N C Brown), furniture and undertakers.
Tipton French. lawyer.
Turley Green B. livery.
Turner E A. lawyer.
White HI L & Son. dry goods and shoes.
White W. G. & Co .. Mufrs and Prop're White's Cream-white Vermifuge. (See (dr.)
White & Gay ( N M White, John Gay), black- miths.
White's Cream-white Vermi-
fuge, W. G. White & Co., Mnf'rs and Propr's. (See ade.)
Willging Geo M. wall-paper and paints.
Willis Joseph B. - heriff.
Young J Rov, groceries.
RICHMOND JUNCTION. A post-office on the L. & N. R. R., in Lincoln county. Mail daily. Population 50.
Richmond Planing Mills.
Manufacturer of
Deers, Sash, Blinds,
Dealer in LUMBER, LATHS
MOULDINGS,
And Shingles.
Scroll Work, Turnings,
Weatherboarding, Flooring
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Hard Woods.
C. STAFFORD, - Proprietor,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, Irvine Street. RICHMOND. Madison County, Kentucky.
All orders will rece ve prompt attention. Designs for residences, &c.
QUEEN INS, CO. OF ENGLAND,
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RICH POND GROVE. On the L. & N. R. R., in the southern part of Warren county, S miles south of Bowling Green. and 122 south-west of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 150. H. Heck- man, postmaster.
Cartwright J P. physician. Draver L. L. carpenter. Gallo way T' B. wagon-maker.
Hart J Hl. physician.
Heckman H., Railroad and Express Agent. General Store, and Drugs.
McElwein J F. live stock. MeReyn !, J R. blacksmith.
O'Neal CK. physician. Randolph Rev T' JJ (Methodist). Rogers Rev B F ( Christian). wars John, Shoemaker. Skales T F. Jistillery.
RICHWOOD. This settlement has great promise of inaking a prosperous and important town, i- a station on the C. S. R.y. Siniles from Burlington. It is in Boone county, and has near by, 1 stenin saw and grist-mill. 1 church, 1 public school and 50 population. Daily mail. B. Frank Delinger, postmaster.
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Bedinger B. Frank, General Store, Raifrond and Express Agent. Bedinger D), stw- mill. Clark Chas. blacksmith. Ficke F. general store. Hicks H A, live stock. Hoggins John S, live stock. Powers John F, blacksmith. Seymour Ed. saw-mill. Spear; Rev W T ( Presbyterian). Wolf George, blacksmith.
RILEY'S STATION. Asmall set- tlement in Marion county, 9 miles from Lebanon, the county-eat, on the Knox- ville branch of the L. & N. R. R. Popula- tion 150. Daily mail.
Chatham B F. constable. Evans J B, physician. Floyd Gabe, live -took. Hancock Samuel, mill-owner. Hays & Rawlings general store. Lankford T F, blacksmith. Miller G W. carpinter. Minon W G, carpenter. Phillip. John, carpenter. Rawlings L C, railroad and express agent.
Ring Andy. shoemaker. Sparrow W D, justice of peace.
RINEYVILLE. Near the center of Hardin county, on the Cecilian branch of the L. & N. R. R., 74 miles north-west of Elizabethtown. the county-seat. and 30 south of Louisville. Southern Express Daily mail. Population 76. John Miles, postmaster.
Cannon F S. physician. Davenport Wm S, grocer. Falier E H. physician. Miles John, General Store. Richardson H D, wagon-maker.
Riney John, saw-mill.
Visel Wm, blacksmith. Wall F M. carpenter. Yates George, live stock, tobacco, and ex- press agent.
RINGO'S MILLS. Called Farm- ville, in the southern part of Fleming county. 14 miles south-east of Flemings- burg, the county-seat, and 33 from Hills. borough, its nearest shipping point, and i on the daily stage route to Hillsborough. Population 100. Daily mail. O. P. Maxey, postmaster.
Baling A J & Co, general store. Hedge R, blacksmith. Kincade John H, cooper. Maxey O. P., General Store. Ringo Joseph, Hour and woolen-inill. Royse H T, miller.
RIO. On Green river, in the easteru part of Hart county, Il miles north-east of Munfordville, the county-seat, 12 north- east of Rowlett's depot, its nearest ship. ping point. on the Memphis division of the L. & N. R. R. and & south of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 45. 1I. C. Ar- inour, postmaster.
Armour Henry (., General Store. Armour J R. general store. Garrette Rev R G ( Adventist). Lane II B. saw and planing.mill. Ine & Webb, flour- mill.
RIPYVILLE. In the southern part of Anderson county, 85 iniles south of Lawrenceburg, the county-seat, 16 sonth pt Frankfort, its nearest shipping point, o: the L., C. & L. Ry, and 81 south-east of
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835 Broadway and SJ0 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Louisville. Population 60. W. H. Mor- ton, Justinaster. Bond J W, flour-mill and justice. Boston Like S. blacksmith. Bond MS, distiller.
Coke J S. constable. Hawkins Bros. distillers. Hanne & B. distriler. Hindrer Rev .) T ( Baptist). Me Michael D G. physician. Morton W. H., General Store. Price J S & Bro. meat market.
RIVER VIEW. On the Cecilian branch L. & N. R. R., in the south- western part of Jefferson county. and on the Ohio river. Is mit south-west of Louisville. Daily mail. P pulation 73. J. C. Wil- lams, postinaster.
Applegate A B, physician. Applegate John W. general store. Croan John, broker.
Croan J W Jr, lawyer. Dawkins & Webb. saw-mill.
Funk George & Bro. flour-mill. Guss Benjamin F W. physician.
Grunley Thomas R physician.
Hayden Q. F., General Store and Drug ..
Jockel Henry. machini-t. Lee Jolin A & Co. distillery. McCallum G V. farmer, R'dreway James W & Co, caw-mill. Steele A P, real estate. Steele T H, lawyer.
ROARING SPRINGS. This village, with & population of 200, is in Tring county. 12 mites from Linton, the nearest railroad station, and 200 from Louisville. Metholist and Christian churches, and a public school are here. Wheat, corn, tobacco and live stock are shipped. Tri-weekly mail. Mre. Jane Stephens, postmaster.
Brandon Milton, general store.
Caer fi. comper.
Davon Almonte, justice of peace. Green wood Richarl, physician. Hammond: Win, harue-s-maker. !!!!! --. drigwist. Hil. H FJ. physician. I won'T Il. constable. Long Starling, blacksmith. Lyle Mis, Elmus, teacher.
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McGraw & Green wood, hotel and livery. MeKinney G W, physician. Robison -, blacksmith. Rouch R W & J M, general store. Stenger & Wilson, leaf-tobacco. Stephens F M, blacksmith.
ROBARDS' STATION. This lit- the village bas a population of 200, is on tin. L. & N. R. R, 195 miles from Louis- ville. ilere is I church and a free school. Daily insil. F. M. Eakins, post- ImEster.
Arnett J W, physician. Burton John, physician.
Eakins F. M., Druggist, Hotel, Express and I. h. Agent.
e Grigsby S. merchant. Holov Isaac, shoe-maker. Hunter Win T, general store. Johnson A, blacksmith.
Jones LO, physician.
Otey J W. blacksmith. Robards Jusper, blacksmith. Robard . J D. general store. Smith Wm, merchant. Spencer S W. general store.
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Triplett Jas, grocer. Triplett Robert, hotel. Triplett R S. tobacco-stemmery.
Williams J, merchant.
ROBERTSON'S STATION. On the K. C. R'y, in the northern part of Harrison county, 9 miles north of Cynthi- ana. the county -seat. and 138 north-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 30. E. S. Blackford, post- master.
Berry J G. farmer. Blackford E. S., General Store, Ex- press and R R Agent.
Bowman JI. flour-mill.
Brown Win, bridge- watch.
Curl Win, mariner.
Garnett A J. live stock and tobacco.
Garnett L & T T, farmers. Green Berry, carpenter. Levisque H C. physician.
Mi Morty Win. farmer.
Martin L, M. lawyer. Seller, David, live stock. Taylor W P, saw-mill.
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ROBINSON CREEK. This small post-office is in Pik county, 18 miles from Pikeville, the nearest shipping point. Semi-weekly mail. A. E. Welch, post- master.
Branham Alfred, justice of peace. Dameron Rov Rober. ยก Baptisti.
Keel S, general store.
Mullins Alexander, blacksmith.
Osborn Slavirick, justice of peace. Osborn & Hall. general store.
Roberts Rev Daniel Baptist).
Tackitt Win. saw-mail.
Welch A. E., Confectionery and Fancy Gouda, and Agent for Hart's Post-hole Borer.
Welch Rev .1 E ( Methodist).
ROCHESTER. In the western part of Butler county, on Green river. 14 miles west of Morgantown, the county-seat, 14 south of Beaver Dam. it, nearest railrond shipping point. on the P. & E. R. R., and 110 south-west of Louisville. Shipments are most conveniently made direct via the Green and Barren River Navigation Co. Mail daily. Population 300. W. C. Hunt, postma-ter.
Barr S G. general store.
Bogges J H, groceries and hardware.
Brewer & Son, saw and flour-mill.
Brown Rev J G ( Baptist ).
Partner Rev M % ; Methodist). Hawes J K, hotel.
Hays J F. general store. Hendricka J G. physician.
Hunt IV. C., Grocer.
Kinimonth S F, grocer. Mendel I. & Co. general store.
Pool D, druggist. Pool P, tobacco and drugs.
Smith & Son, hotel.
Strother J F, physician.
Tanner A B, tobacco
Vicks J C, saw and planing-mill.
Westerfield W P. phy-ician. Woolworth & Co, ar-hindle factory.
ROCKBRIDGE. In the south- eastern part of Monroe county, 7 miles north of Tompkinsville, the county Heat, 21 south-east of Glasgow, i'm nearest shipping paint, on the I. & N. P. R., and 121 south- best of Louisville, and is on the daily mail and stago route between Glasgow and
Tompkinsville; fare $5 for the round trip. Population 150. Adams Express. C. F. Bushong, postmaster.
Bartley Wm, shoemaker. Belcher Mat, four-mill.
Brady -, jeweler. Copas, Charles, shoemaker.
Ferguson C B. justice.
Hagan F. constable.
Hammer P, wagon-maker.
Hammer & Mackmertry, blacksmiths.
Hutfinan J L, wagon-maker. Hughes Henry, general store and grain.
Jackson S T, druggist.
Jones Wm, mail-carrier.
Miller G F, justice of peace. Norman G V, dry goods.
Norman I T, physician.
Page FS, four and saw-mill.
Presley & Rav, blacksmiths.
Vawter & Bu-hong, leaf-tobacco.
Walden J T. cobinet-inaker.
Walden M J, physician.
Walden Rev S T ( Baptist).
ROCKCASTLE. On the Cumber- land river, in the western part of Trigg county, 9 miles west of Cadiz. the county- seat, 14 miles south of Eddyville, its near- est shipping point by rail, on the P. & E. R. R., and 190 south-west of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Population 125. D. W. Standrod, postmaster.
Brandon J W & Co, dry goods.
Brandon Wm, produce.
Bowland Samuel, wagon-muker.
Collins W T, dry goods.
Grasby C W. hotel-keeper.
Grasby J N. produce.
Holland R B & S M, flour and saw-mill.
Standrod D. W., Forwarding and Commission.
Whitney J H, grocery and saloon. Wynn Thos, general store.
ROCKCASTLE SPRINGS. An old and popular mountain summer resort, on Rockcastle river, in the south-eastern part of Pulaski county, 20 miles south-east of Somerset, the county-seat, and neartal railroad point, on the Cincinnati Southern R'v. Seni-weekly mail in winter, daily mail in summer. Population 100. In the summer months a floating pop- ulation of 500 to 500. The place was
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Have settled more than 1,400 Losses, and have bad but 13 Re- sisted Claims. Agents Everywhere.
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established as a summer resort for invalids as early as 1840. Seasons open June Ist. and close October Ist. Open all seasons of the year to fishing and hunting parties. The hotel has capacity for 250 guests; situ- ated on the river bank, amply -haded by forest trees; surrounding scenery the most beautiful in the State. Anasements are boxting. bathing. bowling, dancing. ishing, hunting, rambling, etc. Tri-weekiy mail- stage between London and Somerset passes through here. Adams Express. J. Camp- ball, po-tina-ter.
Campbell & Owens . F. J. Campbell. W. C. Owens), Proprietors Rockcastle Springs, Hotel and General Store.
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Springs Hotel, al- > General Store.
ROCKDALE. A post-office in the south-eastern part of Owen county. 18 miles from Owenton, the county-se.it. 10 from Sadieville, its Denrest shipping point. and 103 by rail from Louisville. Its prin- cipal product and exportis tobacco. Daily mail. Population of precinct 300. D. W. Evans, postmaster.
Evans D. W., General Store.
Foster John D. distill -.. Goddard F M. mail contractor. Rawlings S, physician.
ROCKFIELD. On the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., a miles south- West of Bowling Green, the county seat, and 123 south-west of Louisville. Daily Mail. Population 180. V. U. Moss, post- muster.
Brown J F, railroad and express agent. Brown J F & Co, general store. Covington Thos, blacksmith.
Curd J K, physician. Curd J P. physician. France J HI, physician. Gains W F, black-mith. Moss V. U., Physician. Mow & Co. draggists. Rend & Co, lesf-tobacco. Stanley J W, general store.
ROCK HAVEN. A small village on the Ohio river, in the northern part of Heade county, 10 miles from Branden- burg, the county sent, 5 from Muldraugh, .
the nearest railroad station, and 30 miles from Louisville. Its principal shipments are tobacco, grain and cement. Daily mail. Population 70. H. G. Wathen, postmaster.
Rock Haven Cement Co, cement.
Wathen H G, hotel and steamboat agent.
ROCKHOLD'S. A settlement on Watts' creek. a branch of the Cumberland river. in Whitley county, S miles from Whitley C. H., the county-seat, 38 miles from Livingston, on the L. & N. R. R., its nearest shipping point, and Hd from Louisville. Daily mail. Elisha Azbill, postmaster.
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Azbill Elisha, Farmer. Berry J &, hotel.
Bishop JJe-se, cooper.
Broyles J. F. sorghum manufacturer.
Craig Joseph, physician.
Early Jas H, physician.
Farris J G. jeweler and shoemaker.
Gray & Broyles, cabinet-makers.
Gray Wm, cabinet-maker.
Gray & Shotwell, saw-mill.
Harp Joshua, grist-mill.
Perkins Riley, General Store.
Perkins Win, general store. Sharp John G, tanner.
ROCK HOUSE. In the county of Letcher, 10 miles from Whitesburg, und 300 from Louisville, is acountry post-office, having this name. Tri-weekly mail. Mil- lard Collins, postmaster.
Collins Millard, General Store. Comb' S, general store.
Neil & Collins, General Store.
ROCK LICK. This is a settlement of 44 people in Breekinridge county, about 122 miles from Louisville. Ship to Clover- port, 12 miles distant, population 60. Daily mail. H. O. Morton, pentruaster.
Elmore A J. carpenter. Elverd & Wilson, blacksmiths.
McCrews - -- , wagon-maker.
Morten H L & Bro, blacksmiths.
Morton H. O., General Store, Flour and Saw-mill and Physician.
Morton & Elmore, coopers.
Newman A P, blacksmith. Overton T HI, wagon-maker. Owens James T F, tobacco and live stock.
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ROCKPORT. A village of about 500 inhabitants, situated on Green river, in Ohio county, 10 miles from Hartford, the county-sent. It is situated on the P. & E. R. R., 117 miles from Louisville, and con- tains a stave factory, saw-mill, foundry, 3 churches and a cominon school. Shipments can be made either vi :: R. R. or by water. via the Green and Barren River Naviga- tion Co. Its exports are staves lumber and tobacco. Western Union Telegraph. Southern express. Daily mail. W. B. Gardiner. postmaster.
Antony J. hotel.
Asher Thomas blacksmith. Blivens Robert B. shoemaker. Brown J S. tanner. Camfell -. marshal. Cubier Rev J T (Baptist). Duke L C. hotel. Doherty John, general store and saloon.
Gardiner W. B., Physician.
Hang Fred. R Rand expres- agt. Layton ( W, physician.
Laney George W. carpenter. Martin William. brick-laver. Reid Loyd Thomas. drugzist. Reid : & M .L. general store. Robertson T & Son, dry goods.
Robertson & Latin, saw-mill. Terrance Wim, four-mills. Wilcox J D. police justice.
Young Henry J & Co. general store.
ROCK SPRING. (See Tietzville.)
Bracken county
ROCKVALE. A small and unim- portant post-otlice in Brechinridge county.
ROCKVILLE. Lawrence county (See Buebanan.)
ROCKY HILL. In tie south- western part of Barren county, 12 miles south-west of Glasgow, the county-seat. and 11 south of Roky Hill station. its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R .. and jos south of Louisville. Semi- weekly mail. Population, 100. C. P. Spilman, pastina-ter. Butler George. cooper. Duty I. blacksmith and wagon-maker. Daffy W. Mrknith. Edmunds H C, live stock.
Gillock H P, meat market. Hackney T J, barber.
Henderson L D, general store.
Henderson Q B, general store.
Hudson M W. justice of peace. Hudson & Morris, shoemakers.
Landrum A C, cooper. Martin H, physician. Oliver W 1, carpenter.
Owens JJ B, constable.
Page G R, hotel.
Page T G & Bro, farmers.
Settle Gro, silversmith. Settle N D. saw and flour-mill.
Settle Rev W T ( Baptist). Settle S M. wagon-maker.
Smith W W, blacksmith.
Spillman C. P., General Store.
Spillman R L. deputy postmaster, Wooton J R, physician,
Wright Geo, carpenter.
Wright Win, justice of peace.
ROCKY JUILL STATION. On the L. & N. R. R., in the south-eastern part of Edmonson county, 12 miles south- east of Brownsville, the county-scat, and 86 south-west of Louisville. Adams Ex- press. Daily mail. Population 300. M. Magers, postminster,
Allison Jas, carpenter.
Arnold Rev W P ( Reform).
Baker J S. physician.
Beck J W, teacher.
Brodie E F, physician.
Crump Wm, saloon and live stock.
Denton Jno W, hotel. Dripping Springs Mills, flour.
Dunn W T & Co, blacksmiths and wood- workers. Ford D J L. physician.
Ford W H, railroad and express agt.
Gibson Crit, shoemaker. Iligdon J S. hotel and saloon.
Hodge F M. physician.
Hood T. blacksmith. Hadson R T, flour mill. James E T. blacksmith.
Kinnaird D R & Co. druggists. Kinnaird & West. printers.
Kirt'ey 31-2 Hettie, teacher. Line & Morpon, tour-mill.
Melatire Mr- T B. toucher. Meintire T B, Inw yer. Magers M., Druggist.
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Marr A W. carpenter. Moore Perry, silversmith.
Moore Peter, flour-mill. Perkins & Turner, general store. Raintree W F. saloon. Koss Jobn, physician. Smith Rev Joseph A (Baptist).
RODGER'S GAP. With about 100 inhabitants, is located in Scott county, 7 miles from the county-seat. It is a sin- tion on the C. S. R'y, and shipment, can be made direct. Mail daily. J. T. Johnson, postmaster. Burgess Eyere, machinist. Glass B C. wagen-maker.
Hiles & Johnson, General Store. Maddix Thornton, bla. kanith.
ROSEDALE. A post office in Letcher county. on the north fork of Kentucky river, 40 miles from Pikeville, the shipping station, and 200 from Louisville Semi- weekly mail. Joseph A. Croft, postmaster. Croft Joseph A, lawyer. Bates Robert, general store. Bates John W., General Store.
ROSE HILL. A settlement of 25 people in Mercer county. 98 miles from Louisville. It is on Salt river, and has 1 ateam and 1 water-mill. 2 churches and 2 private schools. Hors, cattle and wheat are shipped. Ship to Harrodsburg, 3 miles distant, to which place backs run twice day. Semi-weekly mail. R. H. Vandivier, postmaster.
Divis Joel, flour and saw-mill. Harlin John, blacksmith.
Lutherlin -, physician. Perkins & Sons, general store. Trimble John, blacksmith.
Vanarsdall 1. wagon-maker. Vandivier Cole, tour-mill.
Vandivier Coleman. physician. Vandivier R. If., General Store. Vandeet John, wagon-inaker.
ROSETTA. A village in the eastern part of Breckinridge county, 12 miles from Hardinsburg, the county -- at. Popula- tion 100. Mail tri-we. kly. Stage to Bew- leyville. D. C. Johnson, postina-ter. Claycomb W G, - Hardin D R, flour-mill (2 mile, west).
Hardin W G, flour-mill (2 miles west). Hensley N L. merchant. Johnson D. C., Wagon-maker. MeGalin H S, carpenter.
Netf J II. carpenter, Mitcham E IL, general store. Sekuski F, blacksmith. Turhin W L, live stock.
ROSEVILLE. In the southern part of Barren county. SE miles south of Glas- gow, the county-sent, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 120 south of Louisville. Adams Express. Semi- weekly mail. Population 80. R. P. Mar- tin, postmaster.
Fisher Thomas, constable. Gillock Rev W G W ( Baptist).
Jordan J S. dentist.
Jump &J. blacksmith. Long R G, distiller. Martin R. P., General Store and Justice.
Mills G W, physician.
ROSINE. In Ohio county, on the P. & E. R. R., 12 miles east of Hartford, the county-seat, and 99 south-west of Louis- ville. Southern Express. Daily mail. Population 200. Leonard T. Cox, post- master.
Brady G L. R R agent and operator. Cox Leonard T., Druggist and Ex- press Agent.
Crowder C G, general store.
Hocker Prof D M, teacher.
Iler II I saloon.
Lewis J W & Sons, stram four-mill.
Lucas John, wood-worker.
Otto E, dry goods. Ragland M S, dry goods. Raines N J. physician. Raines V B, druggist. Raley Jas & Son, gen store and tobacco.
Rogers John B, deputy sheriff. Sherman John, blacksmith.
Taylor Rov Jas W ( Methodist).
Vanort G R, hotel.
Walton Rov Impac ( Christian). Wedding S J, physician.
ROSSVILLE. Hancock county (See Lyonia).
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ROUND STONE. In Rockcastle county is an unimportant post-office, having this name.
ROUGH AND READY. Ander- son county (See Alton ).
HOWENA. On
the Cun:berland river, called Lairville, in the southern part of Ra-sell county, 12 miles south of James- town, the countr-seat. 35 south of Camp- belleville, its nearest shipping point, on the Greenville branch of the L. & N. R. R., by rail, and 184 south-east of Louisville. Weekly mail. Sidney Dunbar, postmaster. Baugh A, physician.
Bollinger John, fruit distillery.
Bollinger Joseph, justice. Dunbar J S & Co. general store. Keam Win, physician. Lloyd J J. carpenter.
Mc Whorter E M. justice. Strange A, physician. Warriner James, fruit distillery.
ROWLETT'S DEPOT. A station on the Memphis division of the L. & N. R. R., 24 miles from Manfordville, the county- seat, and 75 from Louisville. Adams Expres -. Popilation 250. Mail daily. P. L. Harper, postmaster.
Beard J C. physician. Carden J R, live stock.
Carden Mrs W H, milliner. Carden W P, hotel.
Goren James, general store and four-mill. Harper P. L., Agent J., M. & I. R. R. Hodge J E, drugs.
Lolaidon & C ats, tan-bark.
Lach PO. grocer.
Man-acid .I L. live stock. Maxey R L general store. Perrish W. grocerjea. Rowlett J W, -tation agent. Sandusky E, saddier.
ROYALTON. Called Buena Vista. in Russell county, 13 ml. north-vast of Jamestown. the count :- ext. 25 south-west of Somerset, its nearest shipping point, on the C S. R'v, and 115 entrent of Louis- ville. Population 20. L. Hammond. post-
Bowmer James W, farmer. Comtel A, distiller.
Frizell J B, farmer.
Hammond B B, farmer.
Hammond John A Jr, teacher. Ilammond John A, miller and farmer.
Hammond Jonas, farmer.
Hammond J C, farmer.
Hammond L., General Store and Farmer. Humtels S, merchant.
MeBeath B O, harness-maker.
MeBeath Robert, distiller and farmer.
Mckinley Peter, cooper.
Vortlet J W. flour-mill.
Porch E, express agent.
Prattener Rev P L ( Christian).
Ray G A C, farmer.
Ray John, farmer. Ray Rev Wm ( Baptist).
Russell G, Rour-mill.
Sutherland Rev D B ( Christian). Sutherland J A, tobacco.
Sutherland Henry A, tobacco.
Wilkson Rev Louis ( Christian).
Wright Win, railroad agent.
RUCKERSVILLE. A small set- tlement in Clark county, 5 miles from Hedges' Station, the nearest railroad point, and 119 from Louisville. Semi-weekly mail.
Baxter & Tapp, general store.
Jones Win Jr, hotel Told H B, general store. Wise John, physician. Wise John & Son, blacksmiths.
RUDDELL'S MILLS. A village containing 250 inlimbitante, situated in Bourbon county, 6 miles from Paris, the county spat. 2 from Shawhan Station, on the K. C. R'y, its nearest shipping point. and 119 by rail from Louisville. It con- tains a grist and saw-mill. 2 distilleries. 2 churches, and a district school. The prin- cipal exports are whisky, wheat. rye, corn and hours. Adams Express. Daily mail. Mathias R. Harper, postmaster.
Boalen G R, carpenter. Bowen H C, di-tillery.
Cherry Daniel, cooper. Duval Thomas, machinist.
Eads D D. physician. Goodman Nathan, blacksmith. Harper George A, general store. Harper I Lea, stage proprietor.
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Harper Matt. R .. physician.
Howard Frank, blacksmith.
Howard John, constable.
Howard John & Co, four-mill, distillery. Long John. stone-mason.
Lowry A, shoemaker.
McCarney A D, carpenter. McDonald A, general store.
Mock George, pump-maker. Montgomery J R, carpenter.
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