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Thurmond Henry, General Store. Trenary Rev Geo W ( Baptist).
Ziant & Stark, spoke-factory.
SCHOLLSVILLE. Clark county (See Hedges).
SCIENCE HILL. In the northern part of Pulaski county, on the C. S. R'y, 7 miles north of Somerset, the county-seat. and 155 south-part of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 120. W. J. Goodman. postmaster.
Cain C W, general store.
Denniss & B & Co, saw mill and spoke- factory.
Fletcher & Alleorn, flour-mill.
Hines H, physician. Hines L P. blacksmith and wagon-maker. Goff Perry, county coroner. Goodwin Rov Jeremiah ( Methodist).
Goodwin W. J., General Store, Ex- press and Station Agent.
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HABER & CASTLEMAN.
Controlling over $40.000,000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 South- ern States, with chief office in Louisville, Ky. Ageuis everywhere.
Fine Ins. Managen.
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Langdon Jaa, justice of peace. Strunk E, saloon.
Wood & Adarne, general store.
SCOTT. In the northern part of Kenton county, 24 miles from Maurice, its nearest station, on the L .. C. & L. R'y 5} south of Covington. its nearest shipping Fant. and 9 north- ait of Louisville. Daily mail and stage to Covington and In- dependence : fare to each peint 25 cents. Population 70. H. W. Egel-ton, post- master.
Blume L, store and hotel. Chambers J M. physician.
Fgelston & Hampton, Blacksmiths.
Monter Jacob, Wagen-Maker. Richardson ES & J T, tobacco.
Smith E, blacksmith.
Snyder Robert flour-mil !.
SCOTTSBURG. On the P. & E. R. I .. , in the eastern part of Caldwell county, 4 miles east of Princeton, the county-ext, and 176 south-west of Louisville. Daily mesil. Population 43. M. L. Scott, post- master.
Ford M L, hotel. Fuller W P. shoemaker.
Hoover N. C., Express and R. R. Ag't. Jones C C. general store.
Scott Rev. M. L. ( Universali-t).
SCOTT'S STATION. Near the center of Shelby county, on the Shelby R. K., 4} miles west of Shelbyville, the county-seat, and 25 maat of Louisville. Daily mail. W. H. Bell. postmaster.
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Bell W. Henry, Live Stock.
Cooper -, physician.
Harrington A, flour-mill and farmer. Marshall & Mc Williams, R R agents and general store.
Mathews A T, justice. Scott W L. live stock.
Wilson L H, physician and live stock.
SCOTTSVILLE. The county-seat of Allen county, is a town of 400 inhabi- tants, and is situated about the center of the county. It is on the line of the Cura- berland & Ohio R. R. (unfinished ), but has no shipping point nearer than Bowling Green at present, from which it is 25 miles distant. while it is 139 from Louisville. It contains a woolen-factory, 2 gri-t-milla, 2 handle-factories, 5 churches and 2 good schools. Country produce is the export. Daily mail. Geo. L. Brown, postmaster.
Alexander J F, physician.
Alexander M A, lawyer.
Barley H P. lawyer.
Barlow J G, nursery man.
Boyd Rev Dyke (-).
Bradburn B W, lawyer.
Bradburn G. W., Livery.
Brown H. Scott, Circuit Clerk, Attor- ney at Law, aud Claim Agent.
Bryant OS, gen store, and handle-factory. Calvert J D, sheritf.
Carpenter S S, drugs.
Cole Amos, chair-maker.
Ellis B G, harness-maker.
Fallen Dr ( Methodist).
Garrison E D, cabinet-maker.
Gutewood J J, lawyer.
Ham J. W., General Store.
Ham Rev M F ( Baptist). Harris Albert, blacksmith.
Harris G W, county clerk.
E. SCOTT BROWN,
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lognes furnished. co application. FRED, SCHMIEDING, ₩NK4.176 835 Broadway and 830 N. Fourth St, ST. LOUIS, MO, . .
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shipping point by water, on the Obio river. Treweekly mail. Population iva. George W. Holt, postmaster.
Anderson Jno, live stock. Bolten J, carpenter. Caldwell W D, bricklayer. Callender A M. blacksmith. Callen F. justice of peace. Dartap Jun, Blacksmith. I! ! sau W W. Dustatle.
Helt G. W., Physician. Johns & Bishop, gener. store. Page F J, sin -mniil. Whittingbilt Rev N A ( Baptist).
SEVENTY-SIX. This is a settle. ment of 100 people in Clinton clarity. 140 mitrs from Louisville. Goede should be shipped to Albany Landing. Il milesdistant on the Cumberland river. Semi-weekly mail. J. F. Ellison, postmaster.
Andrew J C & Co, four and saw-mill. Brenal W O, blacksmith. Ellison I. F., Far.ner. Hay James, wagon maker. Pierey G HI, coop r. Ragle Bov A J ( Methodist ). Warner J l., juice.
SEXTON'S CREEK. A small set- Element of 25 people in Clay county.
SEYMOUR. In the south-eastern part of Hart county, 12 miles south-east of Munfordsville, the county-seat, i south- east of Horse Cave, its nearest shipping point. on the L. & N. R. R., And about 90 erth of Louisville. Population 100. D. D. Wils n, postmaster. Jones George, black-mith. Lobb Marcus, wagon-maker. Tavlor G A, lawyer. Taylor FJ, physician. Taylor W G, county surveyor. Vance I. T. saw-mill.
SHADY GROVE. In the eastern part of Crittenden county. 15 miles rest of Marion, the county-sent, 15 south of Weg- ton, its heure-t whipping point, on the Ohio river, and 200 south-west of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 50. F. S. Hub- bard, pertis natur.
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Clark J H. physician. Cole T A, boot and shoemaker. Hubbard B T, tobacco-dealer. Hubbard E. S., Dry Goods. McDowell Jesse, blacksmith.
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Smith Win. cooper. Stevens E F, wagon-maker, Todd John N. physician, Towry RHf. live stock. Woody & Wood, tobacco-dealers.
SHADY NOOK. In the eastern part of Harrison county, 6 miles from Cyn- thians, the county-sent and shipping point, on the K. C. R'y. Mail tri-weekly. Jos. Scott, postmaster. Scott Joseph, General Store. Scott. W. N. physician.
Woh-ter .I F, general store.
SHANNON. In the eastern part of Mason county. 12 miles south-west of Maysville, the county-seat, & north- west of Helena station, its nearest shipping point, on the K. C. R'y, 140 north-east of Louis- ville, and is on the daily mail and stage route from Maysville to Mt. Olivet. Pop- ulation 15. J. W. Clary, posturaster.
Clary J. W., Blacksmith. Cole W T, leaf-tobacco. Watson N & D, tobacco.
SHARON GROVE. In the north- eastern part of Todd county, 8 miles north- east of Elkton, the county-seat, 13 north- east of Whippoorwill, its nearest shipping point, on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R. Semi-weekly mail. Popula- tion 90. A.M. Starks, postmaster. Crenshaw R C, leaf.tobacco. Dorris Rev J A (C P). Galbreath T W, general store. Harri- L W. constable. Harris W L, justice of peace. Heltslov Jamee HI, general store. Heter John W, live stock. 1
Lynk John, blacksmith. Lyon W H, general , tore. McGuire Rev C W ( Baptist ). Malone Rev A ( Baptist). Malone Mrº B, dres -- maker. Sarver W H, physician. Shelton Ariel, wagon-maker. Shelton W B, physician. Shelton & Coursey, coopers.
Amber J G. drugs. Brown W K, live stock.
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Justrated Catalogue and Prices. 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
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Starks J L. silversmith. Stephens D' H. teacher. Trout MA, saw aud dour-mill. Wilson Roger V, black-mith.
SHARPSBURGH. In the north- western part of Bath county, 12 miles north-west of Wwing-ville, the coun varat. 12 -mathemat . : Camicie, in the Maysville division of the K. C. N'y. the same dis- taner north of Me. Sterling, on the Mt. sterung division of the L. C. & I .. Rx. which are its nearest shipping points. Daily mail and stare to Carlile a: I Ow- ing,ville; fare $1. Tri-weekly sage to Mt. Sterling; fare $1. Alain- Express. Population 400. Wm. H. Wood, post. m13-t.r.
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Allen J W, insurance art and notary.
Allen'J W & Co, general store.
Barker Mrs W. milinery and notions. Brown & Cunningham, general store.
Duckworth Win T, livery.
Elgin James W. grocer.
Exchange Bank, J G Allen, pres: F S Alien, cashier.
Hart Michael, Shoemaker.
Henry Jacob, four-mill 2 miles west .. Henry James H, justice of peace.
Hovernale David A, wagon-maker and black-mith. Knight & Rogers, hardware.
MeCur -, justice of peace and grocer. Mathe'r. M M. w ... den-mills. Nunnelly Rev J K | Baptist). Quisenberry W'm J, hotel. Ratliff Win, grocer. Ri carls Duncan M, physician. Bror, Grenville, four-mill (3 miles south ). Rutherford dl H. physician. Sharp Hord, physician. Sharp JJohn, insurance agent. Sharp W. grocer. Sharp & stephens, general store.
SHARPSVILLE. On Clap'in river,
. 11. the i rtheeastern part of Washington county. It miles north-east of Springfield, the county-wat. I west of Harrodsburg. its near at - hopping point, on the C. S. R.s. und un concert of Loni-vi!". Somi- weekly nad. Pormation 53. James W.
Alan . B. F. physician. Brown A J, wagon-maker.
Graham James W, general store.
Lea L Il Sr, hatter.
Perkins Sidney, toll-gate-keeper. Robinson T J & Co, distillers.
Royalty J T, live stock.
Sharp JJ P & W D, saw and planing-mill. Sharp W D, lawyer. Sutherland G W. Macksmith. Souberland Jobu, physician. Southerland J T, engineer.
SHAWHAN. In the northern part of Bourdon county, on the K. C. Ry, 7 miles north-east of Paris, the county-seat, and If north-east of Louisville. Daily stage to Ruddie's Mills; fare 25 cents. Population 142. Daily mail. D. Duncan, postmaster. Bowen & Moore. distillers.
Clay H C & Co, distiller -.
Doolan Thomas, livery.
Duncan D. & Co., General Store.
Holdman S G. hotel. Johnson Oscar, live stock.
Lyter JJ C. general store.
Moore T E, live stock.
Moore T E & Co, distillers.
Pugh Gus, distiller.
Pugh George, distiller.
Rankin Thomas, furs and produce.
Rull R. commission.
Shaward J Shell, distiller.
Smith simon, grain and coal.
Stuart HI C. black-inith.
Tate David. black-ınith.
Wyatt & Hinckson, wholesale liquors.
SHEARER VALLEY. The ship- ping point for this village is Somerset. 30 miles distant. Louisville is 160 miles away. The town is in Wayne county, and has a Christian and public school. Stage to Monticello. Semi-weekly mail. Shelly Ragan. po-tinaster, farmer and live stock.
SHELBY CITY. A station on the 1 .. & N. R. R., and 2 of a mile from the C. S R's. It is in Boyle county. Popu-
lation 200. Daily mail.
Badget John, shoemaker. Coppage James, general store.
Dawson W. R. harness.
Dodds J. R., Hotel. Dack W X. groent. Husung Philip, blacksmith. McElroy Benjamin, provisions.
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SHELBYVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Mart- Fonderis n' of the west fal debuna in the store, having been or anized in 1839 Intento Var it ! het Haarze of the present Principal.
I .. Dos mil in the water offers better opportunities for
f -. p. a7 th formation of a sand wi it character.
. : - )- metodo work of instruction entreare three other teach- if. Helath.Lgs de mener. The Me and it department- are conducted by most skillful
F tin *** hotel. fruchtune . personal responsibility, diligence, prov .Fre q for CHILDREN Of harter want to be implanted in the mills of pupit. Shebestille whereshe ] beraten, has long been note in an educational center The com- murry : roll hall or compal culture, and is orderly and appreciative. The town is accessible and hed'thy to an nansual degree.
THE PRESENT FACULTY IS AS FOLLOWS
W. H. STUART, Principal, and Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
MISS SALLIE McLAURIN. Teacher ff Latin and English Branches.
MRS N. M. KING, Teacher of Mathematics and Modern Language.
MISS JOSIE W. PRICE. Teacher of Primary Department MRS. L. A. W. FOWLER, Tacher of Voal and Instrumental Music
MRS L. A. W. FOWLER. Teacher of Drawing. Parating and calisthenics.
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W. H. STUART. Shelbyville, Ky.
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN.
Have Netfled more than 1,4.00 Losses, and have had but i& Re- sisted Claims, Agents Everywhere.
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Chode, F L, druggi-t.
Van Arsdale J. W. & Bro., Gen- era! Store.
SHELBYVILLE. An incorporated barn of 2,400 inhabitants, is the county- wat of Shelby and the terminus of the by bruch J. C. & L Rv. which is cow boy extend. ft . D'o. field. and 31 .it from Lowi-ville. It was settled as mely a- 1702. Here are & Hair-wille 2 newspapers, 2 banks, several good hotels, HI ch rehes, representing the varadis de- nominations + schonis em pioving 35 reach. To, an opere-house, with a seat.ny capacity of 700, some fine buildings, among them He court-house, Lawson's Hall, engine- tous and several at the religious edifices. The city is lighted with gas, and has a good are department. Perhaps the mu-trotable Future of the place fand for which it is Freiany adapted, boing heated within an Your's ride of Louisville), is its educational favi ities, first among which, is Stuart's Fe- mile College, an institution which has no superior in the State. Also. the Academy of Our Lady of the Angeh. andthe Science Hill School for girls, both of which e-tal- Thments are well and favorably-known & roughout the entire State. The town has a) bonded debt. Grain, wood and live stock form the exports. Stage to Frank- fort, fare $2. Expres- Adams. Telegraph W U. Vail daily. B. II. Crapster, posi- master.
Ancora & Co ( B Aarons, A DF Rindoiph ). cigar manu art.frers.
Academy of Our Lady of the An- grejs, Mother Mary Agnes, Laly Su- prior, Main.
Adams John A., Billiard and Beer Saloon. Main.
Allen Geo B, automatic gate, Main.
Allen John P Jr, coal, salt and lime, 7th.
Armstrong George A. Jr., Insur- ance Agent. Armstrong House.
Armstrong House, G. A. Armstrong, Proprietor : G. A. Armstrong Jr., Man- ager. Main. (200 gdn)
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Bailey Thomas C. clerk circuit court.
Baker & Harwood .Jerman Baker, J. M Harwood , physicians.
Ballard Ano. T. & Son (Jno. T. and C. W. Ballard), Insurance.
Bank of Shelbyville, Capital, $101,- 800; Gorden Logan, President ; Shelby Van Natta. Casiner.
Bites Willis F, saddler. Main.
Becks Martin, meat market.
Blumer Chas E. meat market, Main.
Bowland & Heaton (T Bowland, J'S Hea- toni, stoves and tin ware.
Boyd James A & Son (James A and W O
Boyd), groceries and provisions, Main. Brown James W. jeweler, 6th.
Brown & Shipman (S. H. Brown, Joseph Shipmant, Livery and Sale Sta- ble, Main. ( Sve wife.)
Buckner M LS, dentist, Main.
Bullock & Beckham (W C Bullock, J C Beckham, lawyers.
Byers J W Jr. imarding-house, Main.
Caldwell Bros ( B Band W S Caldwell), clothing.
Caldwell & Harwood (J. L. Call- well. C. M. Harwood ), Lawyers. Cardwell Harmon G. sheriff.
Carrithers & Beard ( A. T. Carrith- ere. M. S. Board), Livery and Sale Stable. Main, west of Armstrong's Hotel. Buying and Selling Mules a Specialty.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
BROVIST SEZIPMAN, Proprietors.
CORNER OF FOURTHI AND MAIN STREETS,
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Carson Jas, meat market, 6th.
Case Rev D W.
Chowning Las, but and shoes. Main. Churchill Il H. stoves and tinware. Main. Count & Marshall, undertakers, Main.
Cowherd, Griffith & Co. R. P. Cowherd, S. S. Griffith, John M. Cow- herd., Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Good, Boots ciShoes, Main.
Crane Robert, tailor, rith.
Crap-ter BH. In-tna-trr.
C'rap-ter Peter, stationery,
Cutting Norman, harness-maker, Main. D. ring Rev Jeun R.
Die -- Herman, brick mfr.
Dudley Clifton F, physician, Main.
Duffy Patrick, grocer. Main.
Baldine B. J. agt W U Tel Co, Dept.
Ellingwood Pulaski, drugs.
Ellis Mrs Thomas, notions, Main.
Farmer & Caldwell TO-car Farmer, E F Caldwell, agricultural implts, Main. Farmers' and Traders' Bank Capital paid up. : 09.000; Surplu., >21 .. 000, I. H1. Caldwell, Pres., I. T. Mid- dleton, Cnshier.
Finnell George T., Blacksmith and Wagon-maker. Main.
Flechearty John R., Plasterer and Ornamental-worker, Goodman Avenue. Force Jos P, county judge.
Frazier Erasmus, Lawyer and Insur- ance Agent. Public Square.
Fulton John. grover, Main. Garrett Rev T F.
Goodman & Kirk (A P. Goodman, S S Kirk ), druggists.
Gruber Lewis H. carpenter, Main.
Harwood J M, physician.
Hastings & Randolph (J T Hastings, Wm F Randolph1. confectioners, Main.
Head Jas. W., Lawyer, Court-honse. Hickinan Jonn E. jeweler, Main. Hoke Gen W. hotel. Main.
Hollenbach Albert, Confectionery, Main.
Haidellecon J P. wagon-maker, f'lay. Kaltenbacher Dominick, saddlery, Main. Kelly Thomas, green, Clay,
Kinkend & Co. IS. E. Kinkead. W. S. Kinkend. B. F. Bryant, Manu- facturers Double, Single Dressed Hemp. Shorts Fin Long Hemp Tox, and Desler, in Kentucky Undressed Hemp. Office Main Street opposite Hotel.
Kinkel Charles, boots and shoes, Main.
Kuttner James H, dry goods, 6th. Lazarus Simon & Bro (Simon and Louis), dry goods, Main.
Logan A. R. & Co. (A. R. and E. P. Logan). Flour-mill and Grain Dealers (See adr. )
Logan John I, chief fire department. Logan & Bell (G W Logan, W I Belly, four-mill. Clay.
Long J. L. & Son, (J. L. Long, S. M. Long). undertakers and furniture dealers Lowry Henry M. physician, Main. Luthin Ferdinand, shoemaker, Main.
MeCarroll Rev J J.
MeCarthy James, saloon, Main.
McCready Rev W G.
MeGrath John MM, hardware and groce- ries, Main.
MeQuillan James, carriages, Main.
Mathews A T, justice (3 miles west).
Middleton John A & Son (John A and Jaines F), dry goods, Main.
Middleton John T., Cashier Far -. mers' and Traders Bank, Main. Moore Jas W. millinery, Main. Neal Rev S M.
Neel & Ballard (Jobn T. Ballard, Fielding Ner!). Real Estate, Main.
Nolan & Scearce (W. T. Nolan James Scearce), Tobacco Manufacturera. Offutt Alexander W. justice (1 mile south). O'Reilly Morris J., Groceries aod Liquors, Main St.
Osborn Win D, black,mith.
Owen J M & Son ( J M and Wmn), drugs. Parrent & Sharp (R H Parrent, D N Sharp), Inmber.
Poynter W. T., D. D., Principal Science Hill School for Girls.
Printise Henry, Horse Shoer, Main. Bagan Horace, boarding house, Main.
Ramsey J J & Bro (JJ Rameey and TJ Ramsey ), drugs, gr ceries, etc., Main. Randolph'A D F. tailor. Main.
Randolph Runsh F, carriages, M.in. Reed Rev J F. Main.
Reiser John, barber, 6th. Robinson George W. lawyer.
Row- Mrs A M. boarding-house.
Rothchild Abraham, clothing, Main.
Russell A O, sewing-machinez, 6th.
Sammel Leopold, genera! store.
Sanders Wm A, blacksmith, Main.
Savle- Henry F, printer.
Schooler & Frederick (J K Schooler, L B Frederick), agr'limplementa, Main.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
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This Institution, foundes March 25, 1825, by Mrs. Julia A. Tevis, has passed by pur- chase into the hands of the present Principal, who proposes to continue it as a school for the higher education of gir's The course of instruction is a broad one ; the faculty is competent; the boa ding department is the best, and the terms are reasonable.
Annual expense for board, tuition, &c. (including books), is $250, and with music added uincluding sheet music , the bill is $300. These prices cover all expenses.
Sessions begin Septemcer i, of each year, and close June i, of the succeeding year. For citalogues and information address
Rev. W. T. POYNTER, D. D .. Principal.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY. G
SHELBYVILLE, KENTUCKY.
The Academy of St. Mary of the Angels, under the direction of the Franciscan Sisters, is situated at Shelbyville, about thirty miles east of Louisville, Ky. Its location is healthy and agreeable. The course of studies embrace all the branches necessary to the acqui. sition of a soud and refined education. The scholastic year is divided into two sessions of five months each, beginning respectively on the first Monday in September, and the first Monday in February, and terminates the third Thursday in June. Pupils are, how- Ever, received at any time during the year, their session dating from time of entrance.
TERMS, BOARDERS.
Board, tuition, bed. bedding and washing, every variety of useful and ornamental needle.work, per session, $52.55.
EXTRA CHARGES.
Pieno with use of instrument. . . 825.00 Guitar, with use of instrument. . . $20.00 Artincial flowers. . 9.00 Wax-work, fruit and flowers, each. 10.00
Drawing and painting. each, . . $10.00
Board during vacation for those who stay at the Academy, $25.00. For further par.
ticulars address
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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Steel Stamps, Burning Brands, Rubber Stampe Soap Mould's and Presses. L. BOCAL, Engrieser and Die sinker, 166 Randolph St., CHICAGO, IL.
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Schwer Win, xboxmaker, eur 6tb and Washington.
Science Hill School for Girls). Rev. W. T. Porter, D. D. Principal. Shelbyville Gas-Light Co, capital $22.400. WT Carpenter, pres; I A Middleton,
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Shelby Railroad FN . 1. pres: JJobn T Ballard, ecc; S Van Natta. treas.
Shelby Sentinel. & T Carpenter and John C Couper. "dit ors and proprietor -. Shields Richard. grocer. Main.
Shinnick Wim., Carriage Manfr and Black smithi: 2. Main. Slaughter Daniel s. physician, Main.
Smith George R., Livery, Sale. Train- ikg, an ! Fordi Stable. Main and Eighth. Sirich L W & R A, dry goods, Main.
Smith Morais T, ia-urance, Main.
Stout Jan :- (), carriages.
Stuart Winchester H .. Principal Stuart's Female College. Stuart's Female College, W. II. Stuart. Principal. (See ade.) Swallow M-s S Il, notions. 6th.
Taylor & Middleton (J W Taylor, George N Middleton druggists and hardware. Thomas Win li. barber, 6th.
Thompson Seaton E. principal Shelby eraded-school.
Utterbank J, wagon-maker. Clav.
Van Natta James S., Insurance Ag't. Watts Charles C. police justice, publicsq. Watts & Humne, carpenters.
Wayne David. stoves and tinware, Main. Weakley Leonard .A., Lawyer. Williams John, photographer.
Zaring James W. (J. D. Guthrie. Limited Partner . Flouring- Mill and Elevator. Seventh.
SHEPHERDSVILLE. The coun- tr-sat of B . http , anty. i- an incorporated village of about 200 inhabitant-, situated in the center of the county, on the L. & N. R. R .. IS mile, from Louisville, and containe 2 charein and a public school. I: exports are hay, lumber and tan bark. with a small quantity of grain. Telegraph Western Union. Express Adams. Daily ma:1. Mrs. M. A. McCormick, post- Iinsier.
Bates D. M., Physician. Powman H C. jailer.
Carroll Charles, Lawyer. Carwell Jas, justice of peace. Crist B li, hotel prop'r.
Cri-t Chas W. physician.
Combs J F, circuit clerk.
Davi, Christ (', saw-mill (i miles east).
Hays J. H., Hotel Proprietor.
LarUe J T. druggist. Ingsion J H, RR and express agent.
McCormick Mrs. MI. A., General
Mh. Kay C W, physician. M. Kay Sam'l A, physician. Mara.san Gro W. general store. Thompson Wm R. lawyer. Troutman & Bro, grocers.
Shepherdsville Hotel, J. W. Thomp- kot. Prop'r. Smith James F., General Store. Smith Warren. deputy sheriff.
Strans F P, lawyer. Weller W L, general store.
Woods Henry, plasterer.
Zazio W W, general store.
SHERBURNE MILLS. On the Licking river, in the south-western part of Fleming county, 12 miles south-west of Flemingsburg, the county-seat, its nepres: shipping point, on a stem of the K. C. E'y, 125 north-east of Louisville, and is on the daily mail and stage route from Mt. Ster- ling to Flemingsburg; fare to the foriner point $1, to the latter $1. Saunders E. King, postmaster ..
Atkins Geo, physician. Calliver J M. carpenter.
Hardin J M. marshal.
House Miss A, prin Sherburne seminary.
Jones & JJilson, millinery and notions.
Lee Jacob. physician.
Leopold Win F. boots and shoes.
McCartney Thos, boots and shoes.
Meritield P G, general store.
Moore & Trumbo, general store.
Ratelif Henry. general store.
Ringoll Mr M (, general store.
Robertson Jennie M. grover.
Scott & Hurst, -aw and four-mill. Shepard John C. blacksmith. Tanner J W, blacksmith.
Tipton & A, blacksmith.
SHERMAN. This is a settlement of 80 people in Grant county, on the C. S.
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A. R. LOGAN & CO., MERCHANT $ CUSTOM MILLERS
AND GRAIN DEALERS,
OFFICE, EAST MAIN STREET, SHELBYVILLE, KY.
FARMERS & TRADERS BANK.
SHELBYVILLE, KY.
Capital Paid up S 9,000. Surplus, $24.000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $150,000.00.
J. L. CALDWELL, President. I. T. MIDDLETON, Cashier.
Collections Remitted for on day of payment at lowest rate of exchange.
G. A. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor
G. A. ARMSTRONG, JR., Manager.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
ARMSTRONG'S HOTEL
Corner of Sixth and Main Streets,
SHELBYVILLE, - -
KENTUCKY.
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J. ==. = t. MonRIE, Manager, Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, KY. 520 SHE KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER SIL
R's, about 80 mile, from Louisville. Ad- ams Express. Daily mail. J. T. Price, postmaster.
SHERMANVILLE. A small sei- tlement on the Pulaski and Casey county line, 115 mile- from Louisville. Ship to Nubank's Station. 5 miles distant. Here is a small grist -! ill, qri near by are Chris- tian and Methodhet churches and free schools. Country produce is shipped. Population 20. Weekly mail. George M. Adam-, postmaster.
Adams George M., Former and Sur. veyer.
Adams HI C, teacher. Adams Jas, four-mills.
Enery Thos. general store. Goatby John Mi, ju-tire of peace. Les Francis A, saw-1till.
Merritt J D. con-tabl ...
Newell Harden, phy-iciun.
Stroud C.J. black-mith. Stroud Jackson, live stock. Wesley James, teacher. Wood Angel L. distiller.
STIILOH. A country settlement of 50 people in Calloway county, 800 miles from Louisville. ship to Aurora on the Tennessee river. 8 miles north. It has a stran four-mill and 2 churches. Weekly stige to Murray. Weekly mail. W. J. Beal, po-tmaster.
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