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Owsley E W, carpenter. Righter George W, physician.
Rob Richard, express agent. Shannon Mrs L V. teacher. Stephens George T painter.
Stephens Nelson, -tone-mason. Thornton T T, hotel proprietor.
RUMSEY. Opprette Calhoun. the county-seat. on Green river, near the Crn- tral part of MeLean county, lo5 miles south-west of Louisville. Shipments should be made direct by water. via the Green and Barren River Navigation Co. Seni- weekly mail. Population 250. stage to Owensboro and Russellville. M. J. Kep- linger, M. D., postinaster.
Ballentine Henry, flour-mill. Bewley Wm, general store.
Cate James, woolen-mills. Dugan .I. plow and wagon-makers. Fades F A, mar-hal.
Ellis Chas. live stock. Hallery Mr. F E. hotel. Harrison Jas. hardware and stoves. Hatcher Geo S. wagon-maker.
Koplinger Michael J., Physician. King Dr L. A. dentist. Livers R. F. Aruggist. Welch J T, distiller.
RURAL. Only a country post-office, located 22 miles from Pikeville, in Pike county, which is the usual shipping point. Mail weekly. G. M. D. Bevins, post- ma-ter.
Burris Floyd, book agent. Lowe Jus F. justi = f prace. Pinson Jas, Thumb ... Smith Hawkins, blur kamith. Sinith Henry, comper.
RUSH BRANCH. In the south- eastern jast of Maria county, 15 miles south-east of Lebanon, the county-sent, its
nearest shipping point on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 80 south- east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. K. Cappage. postmaster.
Anderson & Cappage, tobacco. Caphart & Bro, general store. Cappage & Milcher, live stock. Cappage & Swiggert, Flour and Saw-mill.
Heard John, cooper. Mercer J T, physician. Purdy D HI, blacksmith. Purdy R G & Bros, distillers.
RUSSELL. On the Ohio river, } of a mile from Ironton, it- shipping point, and 9 miles fromn Greenup, the seat of jus- tice for county of same name. Popula- tion 300. Mail daily. J. C. Bingham, postmaster.
Bingham J. C., Nurseryman and Florist.
Clancy Geo, justice.
Holland F M. blacksmith. Prater W, hotel and groceries. Simp on Fred, coal-miner.
Stevens John B. grocer. Stevens Harry, cooper. Williams' Bus Line.
RUSSELL CAVE. A post-othre with this name was lately established in Fayette county.
RUSSELLVILLE. The county- seat of Logan county, was first settled in in 1780, and incorporated as a town in 1810. It is situated on Town creek, near the center of the county, and is an import- ant station and shipping point on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., 143 miles from Louisville, 180 from Frankfort, and 60 from Bowling Green. It contains 2 steam douring-mills (one, owned by J. Long & Co., has a capacity of 200 bbls. per diemi. a grain elevator, a tannery, a wagon and plow factory, carriage factory, 3 banks, and 2 newspapers, one of them (the " Enterprise", is the leading paper pub- lished in Southern Kentucky, and enjoys a large and well deserved circulation. There are 7 churches, and an institution of learning (Bethel College). Logan Female College. under the auspices of the Southern Methodist Church, is also
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locateI bere. In addition to the above mentioned, there are several schools, pub- lic and private. The principal ex- posts are tobacco, flour and wheat. Stage to Adairville tri-weekly; fare $1. Tele- graph Western Union. Express Adams. Daily mail. Population about 2,000. Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, postmaster.
A'derson Madison F. ph. sirian.
Bank of Russellville, Capital, $50 .- DJ0. Albers G. Rbea, President; C. W. Court., Cashier.
Barclay Joseph C., Supt Barclay & Ryan Taunin - Company.
Barclay Wilbur F., Cashier Logan County National Bank.
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Barclay & Ryan Tanning Co .. C. H. Rvan. Prest: W. F. Birelay. Spr and Tres; Jeph C. Barday, Sap't, Tanners and Carriers. (See udr.) Barn ard Wan J. saloon.
Beall James I, jneue of peace.
Bettel College, Le-'in Waggener, principal. Bevier Robert S. lawyer.
Bexden James H. lawyer.
Bowden & Larmon, water-wheels.
Bowling James R., Proprietor Forst Hous".
Brister H C & Bro ( Henry C and Heze- high), Hardware, stove, and queen -ware. Brodersen Christian, j .wel.r.
Browder & Browder ( Wilbur F and Ed- ward Mi, lawyers. Brown Gustavus .1, coroner.
Brown Jacob, barber.
Bryan Win, general store.
Byrne Drs W J & W. physicians.
Carroll & Nesly John W Carroll, MI B Nrely, four-mill.
Chambers Samuel L. Pation and tel agent. Chapman G K & Bro (fivorge K and John J). dry goods, boots and shoes. Clark J Gran, con-table.
Clark J M & Son Jane, Mand Edward (.). general store. Clark Micagah S, loft harco.
Clark Thomas C, waron and plow mnfr.
Clark & Click . James W and Roland), drugs groceries books, etc.
Clay F & C. t Fragorie Chy, -), gro- cering and liquors. Dale Win P. grocerina
Denpay J Herman, ins agent and notary parole.
Dulaney Win Leroy, circuit judge.
Dann Walter W. carpenter.
Dinn & Dale ( Walter W Dunn, James M Dale), carpenters.
Edwards Geo T & Geo B, lawyers.
Elliott & Capps ( W W Elliott, J S Capps), grocers.
Evans & Long (Thomas Evans, John P Long), general store.
Falley C, butcher. Fall'in Win P, justice of peace.
Fulli- Charles, meat market.
Forst House, James R. Bowling, Pro- prietor.
Frauenthal Mrs Yetta, clothing.
Frazer Thomas A, Iwwer. Freeman James (col'd), blacksmith. Garretson George E, carriage-maker.
Garretson & Caldwell - ( M N Garretson. DE Caldwell. booksellers.
Garrigas Lewis C. attorney at law.
Gillum George L, hardware and agricul- tural implements.
Golladay Jacob S, lawyer
Grubbs Charles S, lawyer and county judge.
Harding Lucian, blacksmith.
Harding Scott, barber,
Hardy George S, sheriff.
Harper Chesterfield W, physician.
Harris & Saddler, wagon-makers.
Harrison Bros (John F and C Henry), groceries and produce.
Harrison Carter H., Furniture and Undertaker.
Harrison Thomas B, circuit clerk.
Harrison Wm E, agricultural implements. The Herald-Enterprise, ( Weekly.) Published at Russellville, Ky. Circula- tion 2,500. Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. Norwood & Caldwell, Editors and Proprietors.
Johnston George A, grocer and dentist. Jones Albert T & Co, wines and liquors and billiards.
Keene Roland H., Physician and Surgeon.
Kidd Benjamin F, dentist. King George, carpeuter and builder.
Knowing Joshua (agent), dry goods. Kurt? Mr4 H A, millinery.
Lrak Edwin G, livery. Legendre Mrs M, dress-maker.
Lett & Simmons, gen store (2 miles south). Lile & Milliken (JJ H Lile, C W Milli- kin), spokes (9 miles north).
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Logan County National Bank, Capital $50.000. Wilbur F. Browder, Presplent; W. F. Barclay. cashier.
Loran Female College. A B Stark, pres't. Long N. & Co. Nimrod and Spencer C. Long, J. B. Briggs:, Bankers and Proprietors Russellville Steam Flour- milis and Elevator.
Long Sammel N. sadd'ers and barnes.
Long & Price (S & Long, & T Price), livery.
Long & Roberts ( MI G Long, J E Roberts), grocers.
Lyle A-M, police judge. Ivies Wm W, att rhey at law. Lyles Mrs W W. millinery.
Lyon & Huleman ( W B Lyon, Geo H Hole- many. drugri-ts. M.Corty Mrs A. S. millinery.
MeCarty Win B. general store.
McCirene Monroe, ag's Adams express co. MoCuichen J M & Co IJ M Mccutchen S V Leedon,, general store.
Mart Albert C, groceries.
Meador Jaunes G. jailor Logan county.
Mendel I & Bros (F-use, Leopald and Charle-). clothing. etc.
Norwood & Caldwell .C. J. Nor- wend, H. M. Caldwell . Editors and Pro- printors Herald-Enterprise.
O'Connell Thomas, marble-works.
Offutt Jatues, barber.
Orndorf John G. county clerk.
Perry Charles, harue --- maker.
Perry Matthias R. physician.
Perry Rodrick, general store.
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Perry Smily, drugs and groceries.
Porter Mrs. Elizabeth, Postmaster. Raetz Fred, grocer and confectioner.
Ruth Henry, boets and shoes.
Reid Mrs Margaret, millinery.
. Rhea Albert G., Lawyer and Presi. dent Bank of Russellville.
Rhea John S, county attorney.
Bhea Oscar C, ed and prop'r Russellville Messenger.
Ricketts DS, wines, liquors and billiards.
Rizer Edwin R. boots, shoes and gouts' furnishing.
Roberts-John, livery.
Roberts Osmond, groceries.
Roberts T V, saloon.
Russellville Messenger, O C Rhea, editor and propriepur. Russellville Mills and Elevator, N. Long & Co. Proprietors.
Sale H A, surgeon-dentist.
Settle Benj. jeweler.
Shaw, Vaughn & Perry, tobacco (9 miles s-e).
Shelton Juo W, grocer.
Slack Mrs F P, dress-making.
Sublett T .J. propr Bevier House.
Swanson & Hodgen, Chas W Swanson, Alex CHlodgen ), groceries and crockery.
Truman Wm, clothing.
Wade Jas C, carpenter.
Waygener Leslie, pre- Bethel College.
Weidon Jas C, carpenter.
White Thos T, photographer.
Woolard JJohn L. phy-ician.
Wooten J W, general storei in the country).
Wooten Peter G (ugti clothing.
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RUTLAND. In the western part of Harrison county, 10 miles north-west of Cynthiana. the county-seat. 4} south-east of Hinten. its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R'y, and 164 north-east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Population 30. A. B. Bowen, postmaster.
Baird F M. barber. Baird J A, hotel. Baird V. clerk.
Bowen A. B., Blacksmith. Bowman Jacob, constable.
Collins L, woolen-factory.
Covns Peter, turnpike contractor.
Hardy T W, justice of peace.
Highlander If, shoemaker.
Hucheroft Prof, teacher. Penn A B & W. A. general store.
Rose W T. live stock. Shoof B F, barber. Smith Jno T. wagon-maker. Stewart C H, physician.
SACRAMENTO. A village in MeLean county, & miles from Island Sta- tion, the shipping point. and 10 miles from Callwon, the county-ext. Population 276. Stage tri-weekly tos with Carrollton. Mail tri-weekly. J. A. Evans, postmaster.
Allman L E. physician. Benrett G Z. tobacco. Board M L & Co, druggists. Crandells W. physician.
Do-sitt J H, livery stable.
Ellison J P. hotel. Evans JJ. A., Deputy Sheriff. Frazier A J, blacksmith. Gi-& D W, general store. Glenn J T. physician. Gorham W E, blacksmith. Henry G R. druggist. Lashbrook A, grocer. MeEwan HO, tobaren. Motley R. un lertaker. Mille J E. steam four-mill. Neal W E, blacksmith. Newman & Co, general store. Page J M. undertaker. Rostroch II D. hotel. Phondes S W. tobarco. Sokolshi & Co, general store. shark - A J. - bormaker. Van Chave D E, saddier. Vancleve L, grocer.
SADIEVILLE. In the northern part of Scott county on the C. S. R'v, 15 miles north of Georgetown, the county. sent, and 75 north-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 200. J. W. Jones, postmaster.
Brashears Taylor, grocer. Daily N H, harness-maker.
Dillon Peter, boot and shoemaker.
Emerson J E, flour-mill.
Emerson J F, physician.
Goodnight George. wagon-maker.
Hammond James D, blacksmith.
Hamons J II, blacksmith.
ledger T T. general store.
Hinton M. general store.
Jones J. W., General Store and Hotel. Kaley J, hotel and saloon. Mallory G F, flour-mill.
Mefford W T, physician.
Miller J H, saloon. Pack John E. physician.
Price F M, boot and shoemaker. Stewart D, express and R R agent.
Whitton George W, general store. Zeysing J, grocery.
SAFFRON HILL. Called Horn. back Mills, in the southern part of Breck- inridge county, 18 miles south of Harding- burg, the county-seat, and 8 north of Leitchfield, its nearest shipping point, on the P. & E. R. R., from whence it receives A semi-weekly mail. Population 30. J. W. Hornback, postmaster. Frank J IL, earpenter.
Hockins J II, blacksmith.
Hornbark John C & Son, flour and saw- inill i water).
Hornback .J. W., Flour.mill. Kifer Samuel, shingle manufacturer.
ST. CHARLES. On the P. & E. R. R., in the southern part of Hopkins county, 12 miles south of Madisonville, the county- sent, and 136 south-west of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 350. J. R. Rash, postinaster.
Alexander J P, justice of peace, Crabtree Thomas, constable. Finley T R. physician Fowler E C, general store. Fox Jaines A, meat market. Galloway L B & Bro, general store and saloon.
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Gilliland J M, justice. Kimmell W 3. sup't of mines.
Murphy L L. R R und express agent. Rash James H., St Bernard C'o. Store. St. Bernard Coal Co. general store. Spengler Jacob, hotel proprietor. Southworth Wm, saloon. Teague & Petty, saloon. Woodruff W W, physician.
ST. JOHN. Also called Bethlehem, a village containing about 50 inhabitants, situated in the western part of Hardin county, 7 miles from Elizabethtown. the county-seat. It is a station on the L. & N. R. R .. , 43 miles from Louisville. Its prin- cipal -shipments ars tobacco, wheat and osutle. Southern Expre -s. Daily mail. H. Simpson, postmaster.
Ceril & Vessels, lumber manufacturers.
English R B, general store.
Field James, carpenter. Fields Wra, barber and shoemaker. Henderson G W. trader.
Mertens Rev H ( Catholic). Peak Mrs. laundry.
Richeson Stephen, saloon. Ross Win, fruit dealer.
Simpson H., R. R. and Express Agent. Simpson & Savely, general store. Thre-tly Prate, physician. Vessells A. wagon-maker.
Vessella Wm. cooper. Vessells Win B. blacksmith. Wise Ellen, teacher. Wise R A, tanner. Woodring John, farmer and trader.
ST. JOHN'S ASYLUM. On the Cincinnati Southern N'y, in the north- eastern part of Kenton county, 2 miles north of Silver Lake. on the same road, its Legrest shipping point, and 5 miles south of Cincinnati. Daily mail. James F. Carr, postmaster.
Buckner H. live stock. Carr James F., Blacksmith. Gobles Kov Joseph ; Catholic ). Hale Mr, - hotel. Janwer Ger, hotel. Kennedy J C. ja-time of peace. Kinder Rev J'S (Baptist). Ger Then I, live -took. Orr W P. physician. Pope Andrew, blacksmith.
Rusche Joseph, hotel. Sanders S, live stock.
ST. MARY'S. A village of 125 people, 2 saw-mille, & Catholic church and college, in Marion county, on the Knox- ville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 5 miles from Lebanon, and 62 miles from Louis- ville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Robert O'Brien, postmaster.
Abell S D, trader.
Bewren Leo, U S store.
Blair J, general store.
Blanford C T, physician.
Bowlds Geo, carpenter.
Bridges Chas, machinist and mill-wright.
Brown J A, railroad agent.
Brown & O'Brien, general store and grain.
Este, J H. trader.
Fennesy Rev D. pres St Mary's College.
Fermont Rev P ( Catholic).
FlanaganJas T, justice of peace.
Flanagan J T & Bro, plow-makers.
Hancock SO. shoemaker.
Lancaster B J, trader.
Leary Nora A, teacher.
McAtee H D, carpenter.
Mattingly Ben F, distiller.
Mattingly F G, shoemaker.
Mattingly John G. di-tiller.
Mattingly & Meeker, saw-mill (5 miles out). Merimee Jno T, blacksmith.
Miller J M. trader.
Mills Jas J, U S store and gauger. Moore J S, physician.
Mudd A J Jr, express agt.
O'Brien Robert, General Store and Po-tmaster.
Rhodes C, bricklayer.
Tandy W S, saw and flour-mill (5 miles s). Timmons Jas A, prof, St Mary's College.
ST. MATHEW'S. A small post- office 5 miles from Louisville.
ST. VINCENT. Only a country post-office in Union county, 8 miles from Uniontown, the shipping point. Mail senti-weekly. E. Hosbach, postmaster and blacksmith.
SALEM. In the eastern part of Livingston county, 15 miles north of Smithland, the county-seat, and 6 from
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Pinckney ville, its nearest shipping point by water, on the Cumberland river. Kut- tawa, on the P. & E. R. R., i, its nearest shipping point by rail. Weekly mail. Population 100. R. Stewart, postmaster.
Adams Prof R H. prin Salem College.
Farris J, general store. Gra-sham M. blacksmith. Graham P. s.per leture.
Grassham P. T., Tobacco.
Graves Miss Cora A. music teacher.
Green F M, Jour-maill.
Hayden J V, physician.
La Rue J HI, physician.
Linley Isaac, lawyer.
Mitchell P S. physician.
Rooney J M. hotel and saloon.
Stewart R .. Driesaud Live Stock.
Stewart & Lowery. Druggists.
Threkiold JJ H. physician.
Utley JJ A, sadailor. i'tley Rev MI HI ( Baptist). Weatherford Rev Win : Christian).
SALONLA. In the northern part of Taylor county. 6 miles north of Campbells- ville. the county-sat and nearest shipping point on the Greensburg branch of the L. & N. R. R., and al south-east of Louis- ville. Semi-weekly mail. Popuintion 70. W. W. Durham, postmaster.
Adams Thomas, flour-mill. Darrett Joel, physician. Du-l am J M & Co, general store. Durham W. W., General Store. Die W J, Mineksmith. Gaddie B & & Son, flour-mill (2 miles out).
Gra am Robert, four-mill (1 mile out). Hubbard Daniel, justice of peace.
Had-on G W, flour-mill 1 3 miles out).
Jorny Thomas, chair mntr. Sandlers H G, live stock. Sander; R D, constable. Shofner L, shoemaker. Turner W. L, physician.
SALT CREEK. On the line between Letcher and Perry counties, 15 miles south- east of Hazard, the county-eat of Perry, 75 south-west of Pikeville, its nearest shipping point by water. on the west fork of the Big Sands river, 100 cast of Livings. Con, is ion. . 4t shifting point by rail, and 200 south- east of Louisville. Semi-weekly
mail. . Population 50. W. W. Nickels, postmaster.
Cornett A A, blacksmith.
Cornett Elijah, saw-mill.
Cornett W E, ju-tice.
Crace George, constable.
Dickinson & Daif, salt infrs.
Lusk ,I & W V, four-mills.
Nickels & Pally, General Store,
SALT TRACE. A post-office, of nc importance, in Letcher county.
SALVISA. A village in Mercer county, 11 miles from Harrodsburg, the county-seat and shipping point. It is 65 miles from Louisville. Wheat, corn, whisky, and rye form the principal exports. Stage to Frankfort and Harrodsburg; fare $1 and $2.50, respectively. Daily mail. Population 200. J. Harvey Bunnell, post- master.
Bixler Mrs L E, millinery. Bunnell S E, grocer.
Coke R MI, wagon-maker.
Dennis J T, boot and shoemaker.
Fallis G C, grain dealer.
Forston Charles A., Grocery and Hotel.
For-ythe G M, grist-mill.
Gritton John R & Co, grocers. James John A, blacksmith.
Jeff Henry Il, grocer.
Jones Mrs M E, dress-maker.
Kennedy Jacob B, undertaker.
Kennedy & Trimble, grist-mill. McAfee W H. steain-mill.
Muyby, Mis-, millinery.
Nelson W C, physician.
Paxton Philip T., Grocer.
Quinlen James, saddler.
Roach W H. physician. Rogers A J, grocer. Salinore John. blacksmith.
Sanders M. wagon-maker. Sears & Penney, dry goods. Tracy PrefJ W, Malvina Institute. -
Vanuralell J. distithe r.
Voorheis Word. general store.
Whenit O K. grist-mill. Wilson & B, blacksmith. Woods Jahn, general atore.
SALUBRIA SPRINGS. A small settlement, of about 50 inhabitants, in
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Christian county, I mile south of Peut. broke. Contains a four-mill and Methodist church. No post-office. ( For business directory, see Pembroke).
SALYERSVILLE. The county- sunt of Maguffin. 50 miles south-west of Willard. its nearest shipping pois: by rail. on the E. K. R's, 18 south-west of Paints- ville, its nearest shipping point iv water, on the west fork of the Big candy TIET. and 200 south-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 225. W. J. Hager, post- Lister.
Adams G F & Co, general store. Adkinson J M & Co, general store.
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Atherman J Jee Co. Bear-mill. Hagar W. J., General Store.
Hammon Benjamin, general store. Howard A II, county attorney. Howes W W, lawyer.
Lyons S. bla ksmith. Morton T W, blacksmith.
Patrick F M. general store.
Suhlett D D, lawyer. Taylor & P'ratt, blacksmiths. Walke: J W E, woolen-mills. Welton J W, furniture mn.fr.
SAMUELS' DEPOT. On Bards. town brinch of the L. & N. R. I :. , 6 miles north-west of Bardstown. the county-seat, and 33 s uth-enst of Louisville. Daily stage to Cox's creek. Jennings, and Fair- feld; fare 50 cents, Co centa, and $1, respectively. Adama Express Population 150. Daily mail. Alex. P. Samuels, post- maxter.
Abill & Well-, live stock. Anderson Anthony, U'S store. Aud R. G, blacksmith. Bean Frank, live stock. Descon E.S. constable. Evans W A, carpenter. Flanders J V, wagon-maker. Herk Casper. ah .maker. Haybes Lan M. hotel and saloon. Jackman J R. Jr, machinist. Monks Mrs Salje, stage line.
Samuel A. P., General Store, Drugs, Express and Rental Agent.
Samniels M B & Co .. di-tifter .. Sayers Alexander justice. Shehan & Mobley, saw and flour-mill.
SAND SPRING. Twelve miles north of MeKee. the county-seat of Jack- son county. Ship to Livingston, 24 miles south-east. Mail semi-weekly. H. H. Gabbard, postmaster.
Gabbard H. H., Farmer. Parsons E. flour-mill.
SANDY FORK. A country past- office in Leslie county, 60 miles from Liv. ingston, the nearest railroad station. It bas 1 mill, 1 church. and a free school. Ships wool, feathers, furs, and beeswax. Semi-weekly mail. Isaiah Haley, post- master.
Asher Josiah, general store.
Asher J D, flour-mill.
Black, Smith & Co, cabinet-makers.
Brock A, live stock and justice.
Colate Wiley, justice.
Colwell Rev Joseph.
Colwell Samuel, flour-mill.
Colwell Wm, cooper. Farmer &, shoemaker.
Holton Ephraim, flour-mill. Helton James, blacksmith.
Helton Wm, blacksmith.
Knuckles W R. lawyer.
Simpson Isaiah. constable. Yrase A, lawyer.
SANDY HOOK. Now called Mar- tinsburg, although the post-office remaina unchanged in name, the county.seat of Elliott, situated a little south of the center of the county, 26 miles from Grasson, on the E. K. H'y, its nearest shipping paint, and 310 frous Louisville, The principal shipments are grain and produce. Daily mail. Population 150. Dan. C. Delfart, postmaster.
Adkins Alac, blacksmith. Barber John W, salesman.
Clark W W. clerk cirenit court.
Cleringer J N, magistrate.
Cooper Brice, lawyer.
Cottle I N, lawyer. Cox BJ, phy-icin !!.
DeHart Daniel C., General Store.
Durst A. F. physician.
Green James II, botel. Halls Jas, plasterer. Hannah J B, lawyer. Hannah J W, county attorney. Hannah Rice C, physician.
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Helton A S. salesnian. Howell Alexander, police judge. King Houston B, lawyer. Kitchen Wm, eaw and flour-mill. Kitchen Wm. general store. Lemaster W B, hotel proprietor. Mannin F M, jailer and hotel proprietor. Mannin John. town IRarshal. y. blev T T. counts cierk. Park J J. lawyer. Pritchard L C. general store. Redwine D B. lawyer. Redwine M M. lawyer. Spradlin HI J. hotel, saw and four-mill. Stewart George, blacksmith.
Strother J R. plasterer. Strother Phillip, plasterer. Ward Rer C A : Methodist).
Weddington Win, county judge, Whitt J G. general store. Williams M V. hotel proprietor. Williams W R, physician.
SARDIS. Maysville, 16 miles distant, is the shipping point by rail and water for this village, which is in Mason county, Here is a steam grist and saw-mill, three churches and a school. Tobacco and wheat are shipped. Daily stages to Mays. ville; fare 75 cents, and Mt. Olivet, fare 23 Cents. Population 200. Daily mail. W. T. Suit, deputy postmaster.
Ball J M, justice of peace and cooper,
Buckler Robert, hotel proprietor.
Collins John A, constable.
Dobyns Mrs L J, milliner. Dora Mr- A M. milliner. Dye C W, general store.
Dve Thomas, grocer and confectioner. Grigsby Jas HI. harness-maker and justice. Grover, Suit & Co, general store. Grover Thumnas, five stock. Leachman Jas W, general store. Monahan Patrick, blacksmith. Moore W R, meat market. Palmer Horace, physician. Pyles HIM. der goods. Suit .J.a T. undertaker. Suit T & Co, Rour-mille. Euit & Grover, Paddle and barne -nikra. White A O, drugs and groceries.
SASSAFRAS. A village consist- ing of some 300 inhabitants, in Perry county, 16 miles from Hazard, the seat of
justice. Livingston, 100 miles distant, ;s the nearest railroad approach. MAHl weekly. Manton Cornett, postmaster.
Combs Jackson, flour-mill. Combs Spencer, sheriff.
Cornett Manton, Agent. Kelley G W, general store and miller. Kelley Thomas, general store. Stacy James, blacksmith and miller. Stacy Simon, shoemaker. Young Mantford, blacksmith.
SCHOCHOH. In the south-eastern part of Logan county, 12 miles south of Russellville, the count-seat, its nearest shipping point, on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., and is on the som- weekly mail and stage route between Franklin and Adairville. Population 50. Henry Thurmond, postmaster.
Drane Gev. live stock. Flowers J M, justice of peace. Kernan T C, tescher.
Milliken Dennis, wagon-maker,
Offutt M C, justice of peace. Orndorff Aaron, flour-mill. Orndorff Wm, constable.
Pence E M, wagon-maker. Royster C J, physician. Seruggs R T, blacksmith. Shepard JJ O, blacksmith. Snider & Neelis, Hour-mill.
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