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Batiel R W, railroad and express agent. Benett Rov Wm ( Baptist).
Benett & Co, stove and tin store. Bibb T M, carpenter. Blacklock J A, lumber-dealer.
Brown J B, marble-worker. Bruce A C, saloon.
Coleman, E MI, prin comm'i dep't, Male and Female Institute.
Coleman Mrs Lizzie, fruit grower.
Colemar, Q B. lawyer. Everly J D, confectioner. Fortny K. hotel prof r. Glenn Mra, art teacher. Graveg D. - 1 .. . /maker. Gregory & Son, shingle Ifrs. Haskett Win, grocer.
Helm Mary, teacher of music.
Hewlett B S, general store. Hewlett J W, carpenter. Hewlett N B, carpenter.
Hubbs S T, physician. Hubbs S J, physician.
Humphrey Bros, Hour-mill.
Institute The ( weekly).
Irvine Win, physician.
Jewell & Besby, hardware.
Kelly Mrs, williner.
Kettinger G D, druggist.
Kettinger Jake. general store. Kettinger Jno, tobacco dealer.
Lemons L H. plasterer.
McCown B, blacksmith.
MeCown C. wagon-maker.
Male and Female Institute, J A Young- blood. prin.
Morehead C L, general store, shingle- maker and furniture dealer.
Moreman J C, live stock.
Peay Rev J M ( Baptist ).
Peay W A, prof natural science. Male and Female Institute.
Penick Rev T M ( Methodist).
Read J, general store.
Rhoads M, primary teacher.
Rhoads S J, physician.
Riley H, tobacco dealer.
Shrewsberry Jas, hotel propr.
Smith T M, general store.
Stiles W T, druggist.
Sullivan Bros, live stock.
Tappan C H, wagon-maker.
Taylor Bros, meat market and live stock.
Towns J A, carpenter.
Wheldon J W, blacksmith.
Whitmer W P, livery stable.
White & Bro, marble-workers.
Youngblood J A, prin Male and Fem Inst.
SOUTH COVINGTON. Kenton county (See Milldale).
SOUTH ELKHORN. This village is in the south-western part of Fayette county, 5 miles from Lexington, the county- seat and shipping point. It contains I sinall water-power grist-mill, 1 Christian church, and I district school. Population 65. Semi-weekly mail. Frank Spencer, postmuster.
Arn-pizor R A, constable.
Clark George, wagon-inaker.
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Grow Levi, blacksmith and justice. il floway Wm H. physician. Lane & Barkley, gen store and flour-mill. Morgan John H. blacksmith. Spencer Frank, general store.
SOUTH FORK. A hamlet. on the south fork of the Kentucky river, in Owe-
, trom Luisville. Ship to Livingston. ty amles distant. Blake Wm. com.r.o.e. Conbs 11, deitt Combs Squire, general store.
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Garrett S. s'.oe.naher. Green J D, depo.ty sheriff. Gubbard Win B. lawyer.
Howard R R, justice of peace.
Mlan Dar. justice of . peace.
Marinadi at B. Grunsmith. Maupin Dahner, cooper and wagon-maker. shepherd & B, g neral store.
Scary John, coalminer.
Wilson Hobt, flour and carding-mill.
SOUTH OAK. Called Clinton sta- tion, in the western part of Hickman county, on the M. & O. R. R .. 5 miles west of Clinton. the county-seal. and 225 south- west of Itsville. Daily mail. Popula- tim 50. Isaiah Scott, postinaster.
Craig & Nevills, druggists and grocers. Lane, Moore & Co. co. n-buyers. Little J T & Co, corn-buyers.
M .: Millan A C, R R agent. Nevills M H, log merchant. Pritchett B F, general store. Than Mike, corn-buyer. Spicer T .J. corn-buyer. Zachary & Bro, grocers.
SOUTH UNION. In the eastern part of Logan county, on the Memphis branch of the I. & N. R. R., and 14} miles cart of Russellville. the county-seat. Daily mail. Population 220. H. L. EAds, post- master. End; H L, dour-mill.
SOUTHVILLE. A postoffice in Shelby county, 8 miles from Shelbyville, the nearest railroad and telegraph station.
SPARTASTATION. In the month- pa-tern part of fial atin county. on the L. C. & L .. By, 9 miles south of Warsaw, the 34
county-seat, 65 north-east of Louisville. Sparta Institute is located here. Adams Express. Twee stages per day to Owenton and Queto Warsaw, fare $1. Daily mail. Population 100. J. Samuel, postmaster.
- Brindley Edward, blacksmith. Broek G & Sen, saw and flour-mill.
Cox F, express and station agent.
Garvey & P, let tobacco. Grimes A M, hotel.
Grogehegan F B, telegraph operator. Hixsom. Wine & Ellis, general store. Jameson Jennie, teacher. Kelly M, hotel. Lindsay W A. physician. Turley A C, general store.
SPEARS. Called Spearsville, in the . , eastern part of Jessamine county, 8 miles north-east of Nicholasville, the county- seat, its nearest station, on the C. S. R'y. 13 sonth of Lexington, its nearest shipping point, at the junction of the L., C. & L., K. C., and the C. S. R'ys, and 107 south- east of Louisville. Population 40. R. F. Spear, postmaster.
Campbell Miss Nannie, tencher. Duma- G, blacksmith. Dumas JJas T, wagon-maker.
Land Engene, coul-dealer. Miller Jas, silversmith.
Short E A, carpenter.
Soper B F & Co, saw mill. Spear R. F., General Store. Wightman P B, physician.
SPEEDWELL. In the southern part of Madison county, 10 miles south of Richmond, the county-sent, 7 east of Harris station, its nearest shipping point, on the Richmond branch of the L. & N. R. R., 143 south-enst of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 40. Nunnie J. Hendren, post- D.utur.
Hendren & West, dry goods and grocers. Powell BG, druggist. Shay & Francis, dry goods and grocers.
SPENCER. A recently-established postoffice, in Montgomery county.
SPOTTSVILLE. On Green river, in the northern part of flender-on county, 12 miles southeast of Henderson, the county-seat, it, nearest railroad shipping
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CHICAGO SINO TORES, New Illustrated Catalogue just out. Free to Archi. Tre ;; and Coriste frms. Sent by Express J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 South Clinton Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
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point ; shipments, however, are most cull- veniently made direct via Green and Bar- ren River Navigation Co. Semi-weekly mail. Population 425. W. Stoner. post- master.
Basket & Read, general store.
Bewley Elmore, express agent. Boyd Bov - ( Presbyterian). Church Robert. con-table.
Tatin R S. justice. Evan- T, shoemak ...
Hendricks James, lock-keeper. Long Mr. T. R., Hvier.
M .C.rty Til, phy-ban.
Miller Hav J A . baptista. Nerdiam Bov Good Methodist).
Newman & Hazelwood. drugs. Ramey M W. blacksmith. BoxJ Beniamin. physician. Shiver T & Bre, general store, corn-mill, and card-miner. Smith E HI, engineer. Watkin- G W. physician.
SPRING CREEK. In the south- eastern part of Clay county. 16 miles southeast of Manchester, the county seat, 50 -outh-east of L'vingsion, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R .. and 275 -outh-east of Louisville. Adam, Ex- pre». Semi-weekly mail. Jesse Mattingly. p·tma-ter.
Asher A J. timber and log-dealer. Brownhe - express agent. Carter 11. bla kennith. Turchilds & Bolin, general store. Wagner Rev James.
SPRINGDALE. Called Cabin
Creek, in the northern part of Mason county, 6 miles south-outof Maysville, the County-ext, it nearest shipping point. on the K. C. R'y .. and 10; mites north-east et Cabin Creek Landing is its shipping point. on the Ohio river. Semi- weonly mail. Population 100. Win. J. Tully. postmaster.
Coole 1. T, teacher. Dean Dascil, whominaker.
Degman Bry Thoina-, Deginan T P. general store. Hardeman Win. myson. Iluxche: J .hy T. main. Outten WH W. dontist. Hedman A L, corn-mill.
Scott W M. teacher.
Tully Wul. J., Justice and Farmer.
SPRINGFIELD. The county. seat of Washington county. in the south- westera part of which it is situated, was ''rst settied in 1792. It is 9 miles from Lebanon, is most convenient shipping point. on the I: S. N. R. R. 18 miles south. eastof Bardstown, and 82 from Low-ville. It Las 4 churches. Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist, and cold Methodist. 2 schools. 1 bank. a democratic newspaper, and a goud hotel. Three miles from the village are St. Rose church and the Convent of St. Dominick, erected at a cost of $100,000, and half a mile farther west is the St. Catherine of Sienna academy, under the anapieces of the Sisters of St. Dominik. Stage daily to Lebanon; fare $1 ; to Bard .- town tri-workly; fare $2.50. Express Adams, Mail daily. Population 800. Jaa. C. Duncan, postmaster.
( For business directory, see list of towns received too late for regular insertion).
SPRING GROVE. In the south- Western part of Union county, 7 mils south west of Morganfield. the county- seat, feast of Shawnertown, ill., its Bear- est shipping point by rail, on the L. & N. R R., 44 mouth of Raleigh, its nearest shipping point by water, on the Ohio river. and is on the weekly mail and stage route from Morganfield to Shawneetown; fare 50 cents. Population 100. G. R. Owen, postmaster.
Blue J B. farmer. Blue S. live stock.
('a'ender Solomon, blacksmith.
Ganghit John. farm. r.
Hall J W, general store. Hamver j H, physician. Henry Mr- S. milliner.
Linsey S E. teacher. Lsuch MM, farmer. Mc Murry T. farmer. Mc Murry T D, grocer. Mc Murry Win, farmer. Mabley Oscar, mxchine agent.
Millen Win, coal dealer. Newconb B, coal dealer.
Owen G R, general store. Pernin W M, blacksmith. Rhea F, physician.
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Roberts Barton, shoemaker. Robertson L. B. farmer. Stanfeld Saada, dress-maker. Thomas John, justice of peace. Wilhelin James, meat market.
SPRING LICK. This settlement is composed of l' people, I saw and grist- mill, and I school. It is in tiray -on county. on the P. & E. R. R .. 87 m'les from Louis- vil'e. Southern Express. Daily mail. . 1. G. Row", postmaster.
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Bitos D W, bont and shoemaker. Elwar l' Sylvester. Hotri and grover.
Ferguson & Daniels, dour-mills. Heath John M. blacksmith. KAlly Ellis, justice of prace. Parti- EM warm-maker.
Rain J .l & W B. general store and ex- prin Hirents.
Rabid R. L. physician, hotel, and R Ragt. Riley John C. tobacco dealer.
Rowe A. G. & Bro .. General Store.
SPRINGPORT. A country post- office in Henry county.
SPRING STATION. In the north- ern part of Woodford county, on the L. C. & I Bv. 9 miles north west of Ver- stilles, and 75 past of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. W. E. Blackburn, postmaster. Gia Gorge waggon-maker. Pris Cusst. grover.
Welch John, General Store and Ex- pres, Agent. Worthim S. blacksmith.
SPURLINGTON. A station on thn. L. & N. R. R .. in Taylor county. Pop- ulation 50. Mail daily.
SQUIRESVILLE. In the western part of Owen erinty, 8 miles south of Oventon, the county-seat, O south-east of Eng- gration. it- nearest shipping point. in the I., C. & I. Bv, and a north-east of Louisville. Weekly mail Pop-ration 40. Robert Long, postmaster. Dovle Joseph, saw and ilor. mill. Corlou Jaine-, wayon-maker. Img Ms physician. Loong Robert. grocer. Plun W H. live stock.
Roberts Win, flour mill. Stallard D, distiller. Tavlor Joseph, blacksmith. Veal DS A. druggist. Veal S A, physician.
STAMPING GROUND. In the western part of Scott county, 9 miles worth-west of Georgetown, the county-seat, Its nearest station on the C. S. Ry, 13 north-east of Frankfort, its nearest ship- ping point on the L .. C. & L. R'y. and 85 Pastof Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Pop- ulation 850. J. H. Gatewood, postmaster. Black E H, druggist.
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Black & Duval, grocers and druggists. Bond & Conoway. blacksmiths.
Booth Rov J A ( Baptist). Bradley V C, constable.
Crigler & Crigler, Distillers. Dival Alvin Jr, ary goods and notions. Duval G E, großer.
Haner Jerry, hotel.
Jameson A G, undertaker. Lindsey JJ S, justice of peace. Lloyd S G. wagon-maker. Reynolds B F & Co, flour-mill. Reynolds J T. general store.
STANFORD. The county-seat of Lincoln, in the northern part of which it is bott .d. on the Knoxville branch L. & N. R. R .. 104 miles from Louisville. It contains 2 banks-the National Bank of Stanford and the Farmers' National. The former, established in 1876, has a capital of $150.000. and a surplus of $90,000, and is doing a tine business. A weekly new-pa- per-the Interior .Journal : Dem.), 8 hotels (the prominent one bring the Asaph House, which is first-class in all its appointments. and receives the undivided patronage of comercial niew). a four and a woolen-mill. 7 churches, 2 av diemies, and a number of other shops and stores. The town is rap- illy improving. Population 1.500. Ex- Ofrs- Adams. Telegraph W. U. Mail daily. . I. R. Warren, postmaster. Alford Jose I general store.
Anthony Frank J. R. R. Atation and Adams Erpress ngent. Bailey James B. cirenit court clerk. Bailey Steele, physician. Ball John Y. county surveyor. Ball Win, distillery (6 mibs east).
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Ballon Rev Joseph , Christian :.
Baptist Assurance Axovistion, W P Wal- ton, pres, A R Peany, are. Beazley Mr> Lizzie, dress-inaker.
Blain John, county clerk.
Biain Robert R. lawyer.
Bobbitt Geo W, constable.
Branaugh Geo W. physcnn.
Brown EI Want.
Bruce Jantes L., Livery and Sale Stable.
Brace Rev Johr. M . Baptist !.
Bruce & Co ( Geo H Bauer, T W Miller), cl. thing.
Burnside E H. prop'r Myers House.
Carpenter Mr. E M. propr'ss Carpenter H.u.e.
Car-on- Wia R. - Ad Bor as lintice.
Chenann E R. Panty treasurer.
Chegault & Penny E R Chenault, A R Pernsi, druzyri and jewelers.
Connerejai Hotel, J. T. Harris, Pro- R.t., $1.00 per dav. Good Accommodation . for the Traveling l'ub- lic. Main, two blocks from Depot. Craig Jas N. general Store. Craig Samuel P. phv-ician.
Daugherty Wm. b ... cksmith.
Daugherty & H. Ines ( W'm Daugherty, Leslie Holmes carriage-makers.
Davis Win B. saloon.
Donogly A, barber. St Asaph House. Dnderar Mrs Kate, milliner.
Elkin Michael F. meat market. . Elmore Moves D, general store.
Farmers' National Bank, capital, $200,000, John H Shanks, pres; J B Owsley, Chin. Fields Cassius C., Blacksmith and Wezon-maker. opp. Depot. (Se ade.) Good J P, coroner. Hale & Nunnelley ( A L Hale, A T Nun- nellav), groceries. Hampton Peter. shoemaker.
Harris .I. S., Prop: Commercial Hotel, Rate: $1.50 jur day. Hayden Jes W. dry goods and clothing. Hint & Alcorn (T P Hill, James Aleorn), lawyers.
Hocker J. S. & R. W. J .... S. and Richard Ws. Attorney- at Law. Huff oan Lee F. derri-t
Interior Journal Workly). W. P. Viator. Propr. T. R. Walton, Jr., Busi-
MrAlister & lottie Somph MeAlister's state and Es Istley diy goods.
Me Elroy Rev ( Presbyterian ). Me Kintey G II, agent J M & I R R. MeRoberts Revs'S ( Presbyterian). McRoberts & Staigg ( W B Me Roberts, S P Stagg), drugs and stationery. Mattingly B & Son ( Bernard and Robt), dour, woolen-mill and grocers.
Menefee John N. heritf.
Minier Win I, county attorney.
Morgan Robert C, dentist.
Mvers & S. lawyer.
The National Bank of Stanford, Capital $150.000; Surplus $30,000. J. W. MoAlister. President; J. J. Mc. Roberts, Ca-hier. Established in 1866. Collection, will Receive Prompt Atten- tion. J. S. & R. W. Hocker, Attorneys. Newland Thomas D. juliet.
Owiley &: Higgins ( A Ow-ley. W H Hig- gins), Hardware and groceries.
Pennington T M. coanty assessor.
Peyton James F. physician.
Philips John M, lawyer and ins agt.
Portman M C, justice of peace.
Ramsey Wm F. flour-mill (1 mile west). Richards Thomas, Proprietor St. Asaph House, Main Street. (Sve ado)
Rupley Henry C., Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Fine Cloths and Cassi- mores, opposite St. Asaph Hotel
St. Asaph House, Thomas Richards, Proprietor, Main Street. (See ade.) Severance, Dudderar & Co (Joseph Sev- France, Jaines Dudderar, D B Edmie- ton), dry goods and clothing.
Shanks J H & S H (John H and Samnel H), dry goods, and boots and shoes. Sims Rev James S (M E South). Sraith John, barber.
Sponamore Win. S., First-class Wines, Liquors. Cigars, and Tobaccor, connected with Commercial Hotel. Stanford Female College, Mrs S C Truc- heart. principal.
Straul Peter, tinware.
Terhune & Vanarsdall ( Eugene A. Terhune, C. S. Vanar-dall), Groceries, Boots and Shows, Clothing, Nations, Canned Fruits, etc.
Vandever Dorid W. general store.
Varnon T W & W E, lawyers. Wallace John W, blackooith.
Walton W. P., Editor and Proprietor Interior-Journal ( Weekly), Democratic. T. R. Walton, Jr. Business Manager. (See min).
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THOMAS RICHARDS, Proprietor.
STANFORD, KY.
Splendid New Baillius opened to the Public in 1878. Centrally Located. Fate. - 2 00 per Day. Baggage transferred Free of Charge. Special Accommodations Afforded Commercial Travelers, and Livery f .: n.she . at the office. The saloon attached is Always supplied with
CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS, And aftetuled by polite attendanta, and not connected with the office
THE SHAVING SALOON is handsomety fitted up with scrupolous clashliness, an l in the care of experienced workmen
The INTERIOR JOURNAL
STANFORD. KY.
W. P. WALTON, Proprietor. T. R. WALTON, Jr., Business Manager.
Published every Friday, at $2 per Annum
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THIS SECTION.
Retea and other information furni hol on application.
C. C. FIELDS, BLACKSMITH AND Wagon Maker,
Horseshoeing and general Jobbing. Blacksmithing of all kinds promptly attended to. STANFORD, - KENTUCKY.
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Warren James R., Potom-ter.
Warren J R & Sen Jame- R Warren and A A Warrant, groceries.
Warren R C, lawyer.
Wearen George D. groceries.
Weare Robe li & Son (Recht und Mal- comb ('. furniture and undertakers. Welch & Sader ; W G Welch. M C Sautlevi, lawyers. Willson L .A. shoemaker.
Wine George G., Marble-worker and Dealer. Monuments, Headstones, Tab- lets, etc .. Furnished at Lowert Rates.
STANTON. The Punty->out of Powell, 16 miles south-east of Hedges, its nearest Shipping point of the Me. Sterling division of the b, C. & L. R., and 118 south-east of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Population 150. R. M. Hardwick, post- master.
Blackburn S. general store. Combs W M. hotel. Garnett, Hall & Co, General Store. Ginsey A. saddler. Hardwick B E, general store. Hardwick JJ H. general store. Rice W M, phy-ician. Shults Samuel, hotel.
STAR LIME WORKS. On the Tennessee river, 10 miles omuth of Eddy- ville, the county -- eat. atel 200 south-west of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Popula- tion 25. L. A. Vogle, postmaster.
Bohannan das. cooper. Chaudet Jos, linn manufacturer.
Collie R B. dentist.
Ferryman las. live stock.
Smith Rev W F . Christ Union ). Spurrier Wm, physi cian. Vogle L A. general store and lime mnfr.
STATION CAMP. Known as Grange Store, in the southern part of E-till county. 5 miles south of Irvine the county- seat, 20 south of Richmond. ite nearest shipping point, on the Richmond branch of the L. & N. R. R. and 125 -with-east of Louisville. semi. weekly mail. John Wilson, postmaster. Barge -- Jas. blacksmith. Burge -. . Ino (, wagon-maker. Wilson jno, saw and four-mille And general store.
STEPHENSBURG. In the south- ern part of Hardin county, on the Memphis branch of the 1 .. & N. R. R., 10 miles south-west of Elizabethtown, the county- seat. and 51 south-west of Louisville. Southern Express. Daily mail. L. Chen- ault, postmaster.
Ament A J & Co, general store. Chenault Luther, Liquor Dealer. Cundiff Rev Fount ( ----- ).
STEPHENSPORT. On the Ohio river. in the north-rastern part of Breekin- ridge county. 11 miles north of Harding- burg, the county-sent. 80 north-west of Leitchfield. it nearest chipping point by rail. on the P. & E. R. R., 110 south-west of Louisville, and is on the tri-weekly mail and stage route to Hardinsburg. Adams Express. Population 300. Louis Roff, postmaster.
Crawford J & A, leaf-tobacco. Crawford J A & Co, flour-mill. Bennett dne. hotel and shipper. Hall Caleb, justice of prace.
Hammers Geo, lawyer.
Hank> R B. general store. Haze Rev M C ( --- ).
Hellen Rev s L ( Baptist).
Hellem & Rollens, live stock.
Higdon A H. blacksmith and wagon-mkr. Jarrett Win G, hotel.
Lay HI, grocer. MiCoy - -- , leaf-tobacco.
Milber E H. marshal.
Miller E HI & Bro, wagon -makers. Parr M, conetablo. Pasne & Payne, gen store and leaf-tobacco.
Robison --- , lawyer. Rofl Edward, live stock.
Seaton R S, hotel and express agent. Smith & Robison, general store. Wedding C V. physician.
STEPSTONE LANDING. In Pendleton county (See Motier).
STEUBENVILLE. In the north- ern part of Wayne county. 5 miles north of Monticello, the county.sest, and 15 south of Burnside. its nearest shipping point by rait. on the (. S. R'y, and 4 south of Mill Springs, its nearest shipping point ly water. on the Cumberland river. Stage
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Controlling over $10 000,000 of Fire Capital, And operating it 1 South- ECG States, with chiel office in Louisville, Ky. Agente everywhere.
Fire Ins. Manager.
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to Burnside: fare $2. Population 50. J. A. Bolon, postmaster.
Bates P' Jr, farmer.
Bohon J. L., Farmer and Mechanic. Div. M. C. farmer. Doi-on John, farmer. D -on Thos, farmer. Duncan J M. farmer. Hatchett T. farmer.
Hurt S. farmer.
Jones E M. farmer. Jones W P, farmer.
Mincey J E. farinor. Rankin A & T. flour-mill. Rankin Wm. farmer. Sall M P. farmer. Taylor J H. farmer Wright E E. farmer.
STEWART. Asettlement in Mercer county. 85 mile, from Louisville. Popula- tion 50. Tri-weekly mail. J. J. Van- daripe, postmaster and general store.
STEWARTSVILLE. In the south- eastern part of Grant county. 6 miles west of Williamstown, the county-rent, its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. P.'v. Weekly mail. Pop Ration 75. W. R. Wolf, p. stmaster.
Abernathy F B, carpenter. Ambler .J H. general store.
Clav DS, lawyer and justice. Mc Millan & Franks. general store. Reynolds T II. cin-table.
Rohn W / black-mith. Shape Ja: L. blacksmith. Steger John R. saw and four-mill. Sweny O S, waron-maker. Wilson A l'. instive of peace. Wolf W. R., Physician.
STILLWATER. Called Williams- burg, in the eastern part of Wolff county, 4 miles south-east of Campton, the county- Feat. 25 south-east of Cornwell, its dearest shipping point, on the L .. C. & L. K'y, and 168 south-enst of Louisville. semi-weekly mail. Population 10. John M. Rose postmaster and general store.
STITHTON. 1 station on the Cr- cihan braten of the L. & N R. R. Mate in Hardin county. 15 miles from Elizabeth- 1
ville. It contains 2 churches, a district school, and a population of 80. Daily mail. B. A. Jones, postmaster. Allen W C. blacksmith.
Carrico .I M & W P, carpenters.
Jones B A. hotel proper. R R and ex agt Massbarger S C, general store. Yates E, general store.
STONEWALL. In the northern part of Scott county, 18 miles north of Georgetown, the county-seat, 2 west of Ifiaton station, its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R'v, and 125 north-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 75. W. N. Penn, postmaster.
Burgess Joseph, farmer.
Daugherty T H, physician.
Haydon d, mail-carrier.
Haydon W G. mail-carrier.
Lynn John, farmer.
MeCabe R L, mechanic.
Mallory & Neal. general store.
Marshall J A, fariner.
Marshall J K, R R contractor.
Marshall Win. farmer.
Marshall & Tucker, general store.
Mulberry J W, farmer.
Mulberry Wm, farmer.
Nelson G T, farmer.
Neleon J, farmer.
Norton C R. blacksmith.
O'Sullivan Patrick, general store.
Penn Wm., Clerk.
Plews John, blacksmith.
Plunket Ransom. farmer.
Seurvin Z. express and P. Ragent.
Skinner James, teamster.
STONEY POINT. A small coun- try post-office in Bourbon county, 8 milce from Paris. E. Lyng. postmaster.
Bean Daniel, saw and grist-mill.
Davis J S, carpenter.
Fox J W. teacher.
Garland James, blacksmith.
Hockle Baillie. carpenter.
Riddle F C. carpenter. Small Wm, blacksmith.
STROUD. A post-ofice and station on P. & E. R. R .. in Muhlenberg county, i ming from Greenville, the seat of justice.
town. the county-seat. and 80 from Louis- | Coal abound; in the neighborhood and
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QUEEN INS. CO. OF ENGLAND,
Central and Southern Dep't. LOUISVILLE, . - KY.
536 STR KENTUCKY STATE GAZETTEER SUL
formis the export. Mail daily. Joseph Alcon, postmaster.
Centr. I Coal and Iron Co, coal mining and general store.
Gordon Geo, hotel. Hudson J W, physician and drugs.
Kelly Henry, hot. 1.
McMurman & Au es, miners and gen store. Roberts Daniel. physician.
Sandusky W H, hotel.
Young John S, general store.
STUBBLEFIELD. In the south- era part of Graves county. 10 miles south of Mayfield, the county-seat. 33 south-east of Wingos station. it- nearest shipping prit, on the M., P & N. R. R, and 261 south-west of Louisville. Adams Express. Somi-weekly mail. J. A. Hutchison, post- master.
Bradiey J T. carpenter. Cazee S F. physician. Collins S F. blacksmith .. Dodson & Jones, general store.
SUGAR CREEK. On the Ohio river, in the western part of Gallatin county. 5 north-east of Warsaw. the county- seat, 5 north-west of Conane, it. Hearest shipping point by rail, on the L . C. & L. Ry, and 87 north-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 16. J. Howe, postmaster.
SUGAR GROVE In the southern part of Bater county, 10 tolles south of Morgantown, top county-s at. 16 north of Bowling Green, it- nearest -lipping point by rail, on the I. & N. R. R. 5 -with of Woodbury, its peace-t slipping point by water, on Green river, 180 south-west of Louisville. Daily mail. JJ. B. Helin, postının-ter.
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