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Beal & Son, General Store. Roberts T P & Son, general store.
SHOPVILLE. A place containing 43 inhabitants, in Pulaski county, 91 miles from Somerset, the county-sent and ship- ping point, and 120 from Louisville. The exports are feather-, wool and fruit. Tri- weekly mail. J W. Hand,ford, postmaster. Handsford .J. W., General Store, Flour-mill and Live Stock Dealer. Hargre- Wini. black smith. Jerkin- J W. cooper.
SHORT CREEK, Called Tilfords- vilie, in the western part of Graven county, 11 mite- north- vest of Leitchfield, the county-wrat, 7 porth of Candyville, its nesr st shipping pant, in the P & E. R.R., and 90 south-west of Louisville. Popula-
tion 40. Mailtri-weekly. James D. Kiper, postmaster.
Brack George, flour and saw-mill. Bruner J R. physician.
Fuller & Day, general store.
Kiper Rev. James D., Blacksmith and Wood-worker.
Litsay A T, constable.
M.Daniel W C. tobacco-dealer.
Patterson Franklin, justice.
Proctor W L. teacher.
Purcell George T, lawyer.
Purcell J R, justice.
Rushing Rov J T ( Methodist South).
Shafer W J, station agent.
SHUMLA. In Floyd county, 15 miles from Prestonburg, the county -- cat and shipping point. W. L. Collinsworth, postmaster.
Cline Peter, general store. Collinsworth W. L., Farmer. Priest George, general store.
SIDEVIEW. In the northern part of Montgomery county, 7 miles north of Mt. Sterling, the county-eat, its nearest shipping point, on the L. C. & L. R's, 35 east of Louisville. is on the daily mail and stage route from Mt. Sterling to Paris; fare to the former point 50 cents; to the latter $1.25. Population 50. Wm. P. Stages, postmaster.
Anderson T C. live stock.
Carington S D, wagon-maker. Grubb- J, painter.
Jeffries L C. physician. Schultz A, black-mith.
Stagg> Wi. P., Lightning Rod Dealer. Williams J B, shoemaker and general store.
SILENT RUN. A post-office re- cently established in Hopkins county.
SILOAM. A small post-office in Whitley county, 12 miles from the county- seat. John M. Borrell, postmaster.
Burnett Rev. John, Physician. Culny house Win S, physician. Davis Stephen, general store.
SILVER CREEK. A small sta- tion on the Richmond branch of the L. & N. R. R., in Madison county, 128 miles
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Agricultural Implements and Hardware Specialties. Catalogues and Price Lists for- nished freo. Appiv os send to FRED, SCHMIEDING, 835 Brosiway and 830 North Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. SIL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SKI 521
from Louisville. Adams Express. Popu- lation 250. Daily mail.
Arnold David & Wat, blacksmiths.
Bilis & Higgins, Correral store.
Embry J P & Co. live stock.
Farris E. O .. Farmer and Fishing. Hatriell H C. shoemaker.
Hume W S &C; Hitlers.
Laud & Farris, meat market.
Martin Mr. M. boarding house.
Moran Hugh A, Bour-mill.
Nelson E C. cooper.
Park, & Rucker. meat market. Rucker .I C. Every. Tatum HI, waron-maker and carpenter. Witt H, shoemaker
SILVER LAKE STATION. Kenton County 1900 Greenwood Lakes.
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SIMPSONVILLE. In the western part of shelby county, on the Shelby R. R., 8 miles west of Shelbyville and 23 ex-t of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 250. M. H. Webb, postmaster.
Bell W HI, constable. Borsot Rev Geo G ( Reform). Byars F A live stock.
Chapman B., Drugist and F.r. Art. Coleman G W. gent stor, and station agt. Hammond W L. blacksmith.
Hansbrough S, physician.
Heaton W M. unner. Jones H, black -mith.
Jordan Rov H F (Rapti-t.)
MeCon Jos G. ju-tice of peace.
Ringers & Bull, four-mill. Rowland Rev W T ( Methodist, Ryan W E. physician.
Smith F. grocer. Shely P A. physician. Webb E. - aw-mill.
Webb H. H., Cabinet-maker.
SUOMIS' STORE. Called Poor's Shops, in the way thema-torn part of Cald- Well conuty. 10 miles south-east of Prince. ton, the county-seat, and to south-east of Settsburg. it nearest -hipping point, on the P. & E. R. R. Semi-weekly mail. R. S. Pool. postmaster.
SINAI. A bientis established post- office in Anderson county.
SINKING FORK. A country post- office in Christian county, which derives its name from a small stream upon which it is located. Semi-weekly mail. C. H. Nolen, postmaster.
Glower Inn, cooper. Guthrie J J. wagon-maker. Jones Jas. Blacksmith.
Noien C. H., General Store and Post- master.
Owen T T & J W. grist and aw-mill. Ricketts John T & Co, general store.
Woosley C B. physician. Woosley J H. physician.
SKAGGS. This euphonious name -was bestowed by the portal . ficiale, the local name for the place being Millerstown. It is in Grayson county, 10 miles from Uptenville, its shipping point. Mail by special supply. J. G. Skaggs, postmaster and general store.
SKIDMORE. A post-office and country store in Clay county, 150 miles from Louisville. Weekly mail. Josiah Asher, postmaster.
SKILESVILLE. On Green river, in the northern part of Muhlenberg county, 17 miles south-east of Greenville, the county.sent, 12 south of Rock port, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the P'. & E. R. R. and 125 south-west of Louis. ville. Goods may be shipped to Rochester, on Green river. Population 100. G. & B. R. N. Co. Express. Daily mail. G.W. Kimmel, postma-ter.
Borges- 4 H, hardware and groceries.
Brewer S H. saw and flour-mill. Downing SA, meat market.
Gentry J E. hoop-poles.
Gillette Ii. J., Stave Dealer.
Harrington G W. par-tobacco. Kinunel G. W., Wagon-maker. Martin J B. cabinet-maker.
Redding G W, tailor. Rhode . Emmet, carding-mill,
SKINNERSBURG. A settlement in scott county, 0 miles from Georgetown. the county-seat. Population 200. Muil semi-weekly. James Fluke, postmaster. Hambrick S. cattle dealer.
Hambrick Wilfred, cattle dealer.
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Lucas Willis & Joseph, cattle dealers.
Owens A, cuttle dealer. Payne & Brown, physicians. Stockdell Will, wagon-maker. Whitten Harry, wagon-maker.
SKINNER'S SHOP. On the K. C. R's, in the southern part of Bourbon county, & miles south west of Paris, the county-seat. ! alle from Lowe's station, and 100 south-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 10. A. W. Skinner, postmaster and live stock and groceries.
SLAB. A post-office in Menifee county, 12 miles north-east of Frenchburg.
SLACK. A country post-office in Masoh quanty. 150 miles from Louisville. Stipto Maysville. 61 miles distant, by boxt. or K. C. Ky. Daily stage to Marsville and Germantown ; fre 50 cents to either place. Daily mail. Henry Smoot. prtmatter. Darlington Joirph, wagon-maker. Moran Martin V, black-inith.
Perrin D. deputy sheriff Mason vo. Scott & Grey, tobacco dealer -. Smoot Wmn P, arent farm implements. Smoot Henry, Farmerand Postmaster.
SLAUGHTERVILLE. Thistown, of 300 inhabitants, was settled in 1:55. and is a station on the St. L. & S. E division of tl++ L. & N. R. R .. in the northern part of Webster county, 12 miles from Dixan, the county -- rat. and 173 from Loni-ville. It contains & churches public school. 2 hotels, 5 tobacco factories, and export- tobacco. wheat, live stock, and prudice in large quantities. Adams Express. Western Union Telegrapl :. Daily mail. R. A. Minnis, postmaster.
Admins R .V. hotel and grocery.
Archibald L .A. physici.n. Brengman & V. propr Bell House.
Coffman R. F .. L'af-tobarea. Drake Theman- furniture and undertaker. Hardin Judr. D. sad l. s and harness, Jenning- Win A, profe Jennings House. Kabr A HI, general store and leaf-tobacco. Milton Abr & Co. s: Nos and tin ware. Minnis Mrs H. m' Hiper. Minnis Robert A., Physician.
Moore & Prather, Drug- and Gro-
Nelson & Smith, saw-mill (3 miles cast). Ogden & Jenkins, General Store and Let-Tobacco.
Owen F. A. & Co., Groceries, etc. Patterson B M & Son, blacksmiths. Pettis & Rice, leaf-tobacco.
Prather & Goul, livery. Prather & Co, saddlers,
Reynolds J. W. & Co., Drugs, Gri ceries, Hardware, etc. Schnider Fred. shoemaker. Sears Albert, cabinet-maker. Smith O JJ. R R and express agent.
Sugars & Thomas, physician. Soyas Mrs Dora, boarding-house. Suman & Jones, blacksmiths. Wile Ben. live stock. Wile Louis, Hotel, Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
SLICKAWAY. A small post-office in Favette county, 7} miles from Lexing- ton, the county-seat and shipping point., and 95 miles from Louisville. containing 1 steam inill, 1 Baptist church and a free school. Daily stage to Versailles fare 25 cents, and Lexington, fare 40 cents. Pop- ulation 250. Daily mail. W. S. Murray, postmaster.
Eaves Jaimes, grocer Murray W. S., Grocer. Spencer Harlow. Hour- mill.
SLICK ROCK. In the eastern part of Barren county, 7 miles south-east of Glasgow. the county-sent. its nearest ship- ping point, on a branch of the L. & N. R. P., and 100 south-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 65. John Knip. postina-ter.
Carter D) V, carpenter. Carter HI C. shoemaker.
Knip John, druggist. Knip Chinoweth & Co., General Store and Dry Goods. Lewis .. express agent. Mo Millin .) W. dry goods.
Mareun Nelson, wagon-maker.
Marcum Wm. blacksmith.
Murry J A, R R agent.
Stephens & Depp, dry goods. Story W L, phy-icinn. Taylor & Chinoweth, ble ksmiths Wells W T. physician.
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BARBEE & CASTLEMAN, Have sritied more than 1,400 Losses, and have had bat 13 Ro- sisted Claims. Agents Everywhere SLO AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SMI 523
SLOAN'S VALLEY. A post- office and station on C. S. R'y, in Pulaski county, 12 miles from Somerset. Popula- tion 40. Mail daily. George P. Lester, postmaster.
SLUSHER'S MILL. A small po-t-ilice in Bell county.
SMALLUOUS. Formerly known as Barnard's Ferry, a rural post-office in Ohio county, 15 miles from Hartford, the county-zeat. It is on Green river, and goods should be shipped to its landing on that stream, Hogy's Falls. Mail daily. I. T. Ross, postma-ter.
Ross T. M .. General Store. StrowJ & Bishop, four and snw-mill.
SMILEYTOWN. £ In the southern par: of Spencer county. 53 miles south of Taylorsville, the county-text and nearest chipping point, and 37 south-rast of Lou :-- ville. Daily mail. J. A. Houghlin, post- master and general store.
SMITHFIELD. In the south .- western part of fleury county, on the L., C. & L B's. 5 miles south-west of New- castle, the county-seat, and 35 northeast of Louisville. Smithfield College is located here. Adams Express. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 250. Joel Berry, postmaster.
Berry Rev E G { Baptist .. Berry Mr. S .J. hotel. Breathinger C M. blacksmith. Cowherd Tho-, prin Smithfield College. Haymaker & Johantegen, general store and grain. Hieabt W'in, justice of peace. Mitchell J T, live stock. Moffatt J, machini-t. Perry W A. denti-t and jeweler.
Powers W C, express agent. Renfro J W. physician. Silo & Porer-, general store. Sander L. constable. Smithfield College Thos Cowherd prin, Spargin B D, live stock. Swain. E S. physician. Tawkes I-ninh, carpenter. Temme F 1. hownaker. Voirhing W I. R B agent. Watkins John, four-mill.
SMITHLAAND. Situated
at the confluence of the Cumberland with the Ohio river, in Livingston county, of which it is the county-seat, 6 miles north of Cal- vert City, the nearest railroad shipping point. All freight should be shipped di- rect via the river. Two churches and a public school are here, and the exports comprise live stock. hogs, corn and tobacco. Population 800. Express Adams. Mail daily. 1. A. Grayot, postmaster.
Adam, David, live stock. Bebout A J. saloon. Bennett Casswell. lawyer.
Bigbam Newton II, lawyer. Brandstetter Isadore, shoemaker.
Buch John W, lawyer.
Clopton R A, general store. Cochran Win L, meat market.
Coleman Henry A. groceries. Corant, P HI & Son, four-mill (1 mile east)
Davis Chas B, general store.
Davis Prof II M, private school.
Davis Jas M, sheriff.
Dooley II H, physician. Ellis Win C. general store.
Farris Robert R. jailer. Fleming Fred, lawyer.
Furnish TO. physician.
Gibson Capt T F, police judge and justice. Grayot A. A., Postmaster.
Grayot A. A. & Son, Druggists and Stationers.
Greer J. K., Attorney at law and Col- lection Agent. Guetch Victor, saloon.
Hanallin & Webb, lawyers.
Hendrick John K, county attorney.
Hodge Jas C, lawyer.
Iluey Jas K, county judge. Hynes Rev J T (Methodist).
Landrum G W. flour-nill (6 miles east ).
Loech T C, general store.
Martin Robert W. county assessor. Piles Conrad O. circuit clerk.
Presnell Jas, saloon. Pre-nell T D, waron-maker. Ramage Andrew J. general store. Richardson J W, blacksmith. Robinson & Clark, livery.
Sander- D L. lawyer Seyster Jacob V, general store and hotel. Strond & Son, carpenters and builders. Taylor silas. barber. Trail Alvin L, lawyer.
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MORRIS & BAYIY MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, - - Louisville, Ky.
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Vick John L. county clerk. Vick Patrick R, county surveyor.
Wilson George M, coroner.
SMITH'S CROSS ROADS. new post-office in Metcalfe county.
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SMITH'S GROVE, A station on the L. & N. R. R., in the north eastern part of Warren county, 13 miles from Bowling Green, the county-peut, and 100 from Louisville. It contains 2 churches ania college. Its principal shipmentsare ave suck, tobacco and wheat. A good opening is here presented for a flour-mill. A shoemaker is also needed. Population 500. Western Union Telegraph. Adams Express. Stage to C'halv! ate Spring ; fare $1. Daily mail. J. C. Elffs. postmaster. Allen N P. dontist.
Bailey Conrad. painter
Bertram J W, sewing-machine agent.
Chalmers A S, police judge.
Cook & Cullins, livery.
Curd GS, drugs andI grocer.
Dillingham J W, carpenter.
Doughty Mrs Dell, dress-maker. Ellis J C, florist.
Ewing G T. physician.
Ewing N A, dentist.
Ewing T W, physician.
Gibb- Henry. cabinet-maker.
Hatcher & Cook, Hardware and groceries. Hazelip Bro's & Co., Smith's Grove Deposit Bank.
Hazelip R. C, notary. claim agt and broker. Ileho TF. sewing-machine agent. Hendricks J C, hotel.
Hendrick - Mrs S A. milliner.
Hooker Rev R W, pres Smith's Grove
Keton C' H. expre -- agent. Kirby David. t. bacco.
Kirby J R, corn-mill. Lamb R. H. tobacco.
Lane & Davis, grist-mill.
La Rue T R. physician.
Mason SOC. Mach - mith.
Morehead H. S., General Store. Potter . P. b. aconta. Rasdall I. D. senere! store. Randall C & S ;. general store. Scrivener I D. eu Rabia.
Smith's Grove D. porit Bank, Hazelip Brus & Co, propr ..
Taylor Rev W C ( Baptist). Totty & R. deputy sheriff. Tutt Miss Eva, propr Tutt House. Wilkins C C. carpenter.
Wilson R. F. barnes-maker. Woodward W M. silversmith.
Wooten Junius, physician.
Wooten J & C. drugs and fancy goods. Wooten T V. county examiner. Wright J L, deputy county clerk.
SOMUITH'S HILLS. In the western part of Henderson county, 12 miles south- west of Henderson, the county-seat and shipping point. and 200 south-west of Louisville, and is on the daily mail and singe route between Henderson and Mor- ganfield. Population 80. Robert Abbott, postmaster.
Abbott R., General Store. Cooper J W, physicist. Grody Wi, grocer. Hancock L L, hotel and four-mill.
Jones J A, general store. Lilly Joe P, general store.
Motfett T J, wagon-maker.
Norman George W, physician. Shonks J A, grocer.
SMITHVILLE. In the north-rast- ern part of Buihitt county, 12 miles east of Shepherdsville, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point on the Memphis division of the L. & N. R. R., 23 south-east of Louis- ville, and is on the tri-weekly mail and stage route between Fairfield and Louis- ville ; fare to Louisvill- $1.50. Population 30. W. Francis MeCormick, postmaster. Bridwell J L. mechar ic.
Brooks D F & Co, di-tillers.
Clark James A, hotel propr. McCormick W F. general store.
McCormick & Mckenzie, Wool- C'arders.
Mckenzie J T, four-mill.
SMITSONVILLE. In the north- ern part of Harrison county, and 8 miles north of Cynthiana, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point, on the K. C. R'v. Tri-weekly mail. Population 15. 1. 0. Ruse, postmaster.
Hunt Win, Sour-ini!l. Rose Isaac O., Grocer.
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Without reference to the folupanies we manage BARBEE & CASTLEYA %, Louisville, Ky, Agents every where South.
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SMOKY VALLEY. In the north- western part of Carter county, 15 miles north-west of Grayson, the county-sent, it's nearest shipping point, on the E. K. R. R .. and 300 north-eastof Louisville. Weekly tuall. Ellie J. Mc Faul. po-tinaster.
Bonza L, furnier. Bar pott Benimmin. blacksmith.
Davo Inival. farmer.
Davis stephen. farmer. Dunner D F. farmer.
Hicks - . 1.mr.mill.
Liwhan Re: J B ( Christian). Perry James. distillery. Perry J J. justier of peace.
Stalards Greeville, farmer. Stallards Jaines, farmer. Stalar is Peter, d'-tiller. Stamper Gen, merchant. Tuber J., constable. York W R, physician.
SOLDIER. A post settlement, of 76 inhabitants, in Carter county. 22 niles eust of Grayson, the erat of justice and ship- ping point at present. The E., L. & B. S. P .. R. will be completed to this place this year. Mail semi-weekly. John W. Rich- ards, Dustmuster.
Barker Mrs Eliza, school teacher. Breckenridge & Co, saw-mill.
Dows E P, clerk.
Evans Jas, constable. Fitch Kev Jo: { Methodis: Episcopal).
Garvin Mi-s Elizabeth, school tencher.
George W I. general store. Hanland J, cabinet-maker and carpenter. King B B & Co, general store. Macabie David. deputy sheriff. Macabie Win T. deputy clerk. Randant Clus F, blacksmith. Picbards John W, farmer and stock raiser. Richison Robt, house and sign painter. Vincent Jas A, saw and griet-iniil.
Vincent L. S & Co, general store and stock dealers.
Williama Dr John T, druggist and saloon. Willa John, justice of prace.
SOMERSET. On the C. S. R'y, in the center of Pulaski county, of which it is the county west, and it4 miles south rust of Louisville. The surrounding country abounde in coal and iron ore. Its educa- tional facilities consist of two common
schools and the Masonic Collegiate Insti- tute. It also has a national bank, with a capital of $150,000, 2 weekly newspapers, Weekly Citizen and Weekly Reporter), and several good hotels. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 800. W. C. Mur- phy, postmaster.
Albertson Milton L, grocer.
Barker J F, salvou, ur depot.
Borlen J B. prin Masonic Col Institute. Brinkley & Rankin (HI H Brinkley. W R Rankin ), groceries. Conut Woods D. groceries, nr R R.
Conant Milton A, harness-maker.
Cossin John E, county judge.
Cundiff D B, constable.
Cundia Shelton G. druggist.
Cundiff & Cundiff (F F and W H Cun- ditf ), flour-mill ( 1] miles north-east).
Cunningham Hugh, barber.
Curd & Waddle : W C' Curd, OH Waddle), lawyers.
Davidson Win J, county surveyor.
DeHtoff James, Merchant Tailor. Cus- tom Work a Specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Up-staire, s. a. Pub. Square. Denton D) H & Son ( Dudley If and James). lawyers.
Dunn James, carpenter.
Dunn Morey N, restaurant.
Ensel Gustav II, general store.
Francis Mrs Amy, general store.
Frazure John J. furniture.
Gibson HI H & R, general store.
Golf Perry. coroner. Guesett Mrs S J, milliner.
Hall John W, livery stable.
Haneford James M, general store.
Hartgrove Lindsey, justice of peace.
Hatch & Grinstead . L F Hateb, V B Grin- stead ), general store, near railroad.
Hicks Simeon, proprietor Hicks House.
Howell John T., Fine Wine, Liquors and Cigars kept Constantly on Hand.
Huffaker Millard B, groceries.
Hughes Jerry. blacksmith.
Ingram House ($1.50 per Day). B. Z. Ingram, Proprietor. (Ne ado.) Johnston Richard A, general store, nr R R. Jonas Anton L., Civil Engineer and Surveyor. (See adr.)
Kinley Wm. blacksmith.
Klingensinith & Cameron ( W P Klingen- smith, J P Cameron), dour-mill and wool-carders.
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Lemmert Henry, Carriageand Wagon
Manufacturer. All Work Guaranteed. Litton Hiram G, jeweler.
Litton Mrs Julia A, :nillinery.
Logan F V, U S deputy collector.
Me Beath & Owens (JJ W MeBeath, W C Owens ;. general store.
McCabe Mrs Kate, hotel, near depot.
M. Elroy Rev W TIP: "byterisa).
May James T. Liwyer.
Muy John S. a.hool commissioner.
Model Charles, meat market.
Morrow & Newell (T Z Morrow, S A Vewell,, lawyers.
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Murphy W. C., Postmaster.
National Bank of Somerset, capital $50 .- 100. Henry HI Gibson, pres; Robert Gibs ·n, cashier. Neat Bergen.in C, drugsi.t.
O'Connor Mr- Mary. hotel.
Owens & M. B. ith . W C Owens, J W Mc Brathi. clothing. Porch Edward M. agent A las express.
Parker (rrorge W, tinsmith.
Parker J W F, physician.
Paul J J. lawyer.
Perkins J M & G P. physicians.
Pettus & P. tto- IW Hf and W B), lawyers. l'innell, Tomlinson & Co, (JJ $ Pinneil, J E Tomlinson, Rand H H Gibson), tave mintrs, near railroad. Pollard Rev & G (SI E North).
Popplewell House, S. J. Popplewell, I'mprint.r. Headquarters for Com- mercial Men at this Hotel. $1 Per Day. Poren Charles B. county clerk.
Quinn Michael. blacksmith.
Bundle Joel, black-with.
Krhardson John R, druggist.
Richard on Theinne, blacksmith.
Rucker Joseph B., Editor and Pro- prietor Somerset Reporter. i've nr.) Sallee & Beatie . G. P. Sallee, J. M. Beatie .. Dealers in Hardware. Stoves, Farm Implements, and Wagons.
Sandifer James M. watch-maker, photo- grapher, and police julga. Scott Wn F. pay-icin. Shadoa. G W, county attorney.
Shadont & Parker ( W Shadoan, & D Parker. lawyer .. Bio-inger & Brady |John Slesinger, Benj Brady , contra! sure. Sinith Win. groceries
Somerset Reporter, J. B. Rucker, Muitor and Proprietor. (See adv.)
Southerland Rev J O ( Baptist).
Fate Samuel, sheritt.
Taylor Rev E (Baptist).
Trimble II G, clerk Pulaski circuit court.
Turner & Day Mant'y Co, wood-handie . manfra. near railroad.
Waddle Bros (J II, W A, O Hand JJ L;, general store.
Waddle Win, ju-tive of peace.
Wait Bro- , G W and B F), general store.
Wait 1 4 & ME F, general store.
-- Ware James S, restaurant.
Wara Aaron, pianos and organs.
Webb George, gunsmith.
Widders Frank, blacksmith.
Wille & Sheely, bakery.
Willson James 3., Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes. With 32 years prac- tice and larg : patronage throughout this county, I can safely guarantee perteet satisfaction. Works all kinds of first- class material. Special attention given to fitting deformed feet, Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Willson Riley, Boots and Shoes. (Bie adr.)
Wilson Daniel, tinner.
Wirt JJ. Bertie, Dentist. Gold Fill- ings $2.00 and upwards, and all work guaranteed.
Wolf Abraham, meat market.
Wright Wm, station agent.
SONORA. This quite enterpri-ing town of 300 inhabitants, is in Hardin county, on the L. & M. R. R., 13 miles from Elizabethtown and 55 miles from Louisville, and has 3 churches and a high school. Wheat, hogs and cattle ure shipped. Adams Express, Daily mail. J. F. Armstrong. postinaster.
Alien J B, blacksmith.
Armstrong John F., Express Agent. Brunk & Patterson, general store.
Dver E F. dry gards.
Grin.trd J R. wagon-maker.
Huchison I R. boots and shoes.
Jett Win, physician.
L'onpton & Morrison, barrow-makers.
Lampton & Tichenor, general store.
Medeaif Walter. drug -tore.
Owsley James, physician.
1 Smith CZ, carpenter.
Spurrier B C. grocery store. . Sullivan I S, general store.
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CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
Specifications and Superintendence Furnished.
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TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS GOOD.
Commercial men will receive prompt attention. Rates $1 50 per day.
ESTABLISHED IN 1875.
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THE SOMERSET REPORTER,
JOS. B. RUCKER, Publisher.
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SOMERSET, PULASKI COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
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QUEEN INS. CO. OF ENGLAND
Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, . . KY.
528 SON
KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER SOU
Tarpley J. physician. White F, carpenter. Wemnek L. harness-maker.
SORGHOTOWN. In the northern part of Daviess county, & miles west of Owensboro, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the L. & N. R. R., and I south of Hambleton's ferry, its nearest shipping point by water, on the Chio river. 165 s uth-wert of Louisville, and is on the semi-weekly mail and stage route from Owensboro to flender-on. Fare to the former point 50 cents; to the latter $1.50. Population 89. Major James Bur- nett, postma-ter.
Burnett James, General Store. Hitchcock Smith, hotel.
Kamuff Frank, wagon-maker.
Rose Melton, physician. Ronse & Co, saw and corn-mill. Schweiker: George, blacksmith. Tarmer J T, physician.
SOUTH CARROLLTON.
town of 500 inhabitants, on Green river, Munlenberg county. 10 miles from Green- ville, the county-seat. It is a station on the E., O. & N. division of L. & N. R. R., 153 miles from Louisville. Goods can be shipped by rail or via the Green and Barren River Navigation Company. It contains a steam saw and gri-t-mill, 2 churches, and a mule and female institute. The principal shipments are tobacco, wheat, stock and sand-tone. Express Southern.
Stage to Sacramento. Daily mail. J. T. Lawton, postmaster.
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