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Barger Andrew, grocer. Black J C, meat market.
Blackstone H H, blacksmith.
Cashman Joseph, cooper.
Cushman & T, romper.
Cashman Rov W F ( Methodist E South ). Cux R B, hotel and constable.
Crossen E. wagon-taker.
Cuminings C C, -hormaker.
Gardiner & Basham, blacksmiths.
Helm L B. leaftobacco. Merritt ( C, shoemaker. Millner Win. physician. Richardson DS & Co, general store. Ricketts R G, carpenter.
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UNIONTOWN. On the Ohio river, ! in the north- western part of Union county. : and derives it, name from the union of two villages, Highland and Locustport. in 1840. having been incorporat-d under that name at that period. It is 7 miles north of MorganBeid, 243 soutu.west of Louisville by railroad. 15 south-west of Mt. Vernon, lat its nearest shipping point by mail. Great quantities of coalexist, in and around. the place. It has + churches, 2 conmon- schools, and a newspaper (the Weekly Local). Stage to Henderson, via Morgan- ford. Adams Express, Daily mail. Pop- ulation 1,000. J. K. Freeman, postmaster.
Berry Martin M. justice of peace. Blackwell Thomas't', livery.
Bowers kstringe, hotel and confectioner. Boyle -, physician.
Brown Cyru- M, carpenter.
Campbell Mrs Kate, milliner.
Cartmell John, tobacco and express agent. Cartineli & Co, bankers.
Cartinell & Warren, hardware and grocers. Chapman Andrew J., Grocer.
Chapluan -, phy-ician.
Chamberlain & Lee. builders.
Collett Alexander, druggi-t.
Crab R W & Co, stoves and tinware.
Davenport Abram, grover.
Davenport Thomas J, saloon.
Davenport . Jackson, saddlers.
David & Cartmeil, commission merchants. Dowey J E, undertaker and furniture. Dupin J H. physician.
Fisher J S. justice of peace. Frankel Jacob & I'm general store.
Freeman J. K., Grover.
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Graham Alex A. jeweler and bookseller.
Hanalton James C, com and ins agent. Hancock HI R. mar-bal.
Harding W L & Co. drugvi-ts. Harrington Thomas, snw-mil !.
Hartfeld Manuel J, dry goods.
Haskin Horare M. lawyer and druggist. Havwoud Thomas, tish dealer.
Bill Jan es. Jentist.
Horton W G, painter.
Kelleher P C, express agent. Kultinoky Inwie, grocer. Lamond- saddler.
Melone Alexander, blacksmith. Malone & W. C'rary, wagon-makers. Martin John C. grocer.
Mason & Co., Dry Goods.
Mattingly Charles I. shoemaker. Morris & Green, dry goods.
Powell James, physician.
Powell Thomas E, physician. Pugh Andrew B, merchant tailor.
Ratuman Wm flour-mill.
R-idf Jacob B, jeweler and photographer. BeAtr Mrs .Julia. milliner. Roach John G & Co. distillers.
Soaper R H & Co, tobacco-stemmers. Sweets Thes .I. stoves and tinware.
Swope Jas, livery.
Ward Hugh M. carpenter.
Willet James, justice of peace.
Wilson R M. propr Union Weekly Local.
Winstead C T. brick-maker.
Zeller George, barber.
UPPER TYGART. In the western part of Carter county, 20 miles west of Grayson, the county-seat, its nearest ship- ping point, on the E. K. R'v. Tri-weekly inail. Population 45. Ilattie Wilcox, postmaster.
Abbott Frank R, live stock.
Abbott Mrs Mary A, hotel propr.
Evans Win B. constable.
Mustere Isuiah. justice of peace. Pennybacker M B, cooper, '
Rice BJ & Co, general store.
Steele JJ H. physician.
Wilcox F. M., General Store.
UPTONVILLE. A town of 300 people in Hardin county, 60 miles from Louisville. It is a station on the L. & N. R. R., and has 2 churches and a free school. Tobacco, wheat and cattle are shipped. Adams Express. Daily mail. T. J. Upton, postmaster.
Bergin John, hotel.
Brashear E & R. general store.
Gibson R B, saloon.
Lampton J H, physician.
Lampton M T C. express agent.
Mudd J E. merchant.
Neighbors JJ B. hotel and saloon.
Overstreet R D, physician.
Panter James, blacksmith. Patter-on D E. druggist.
Street H J, hardware.
Tabb M L, saloon. Upton A J, Inmber. Upton G W & T B, dry goods and cloth'g.
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Upton T. J., General Store. Upton & Watkins, dour-mill. Watkins A. general store. Wyatt S T, general store.
UTICA. A post-office in Daviess county.
VALLEY. A rural post-otier, 84 miles from Vanceburg, the county seat of Lewis county, and nearest shipping point. on the Ohio river. Mail tri-weekly. C. F. Heaverin. postmaster.
. Bertran JJohn, saw and flour-mill.
Cherry John, blacksmith. Heaverin C. F., Bible Agent. lesverin Mrs Hattie, general store. Bestaan David, four-mill (5 miles out).
VALLEY OAK. A country po-t- off in Pulaski county. Somerset, 10 miles distant, is the county seat and near- est shipping point. Population 50.
Bobbitt J. L. & Son, General Store.
VALLEY STATION. A small station on the Cecilian branch of the L. & N. R R., loested near the Ohio river, in the southern part of Jefferson county, 11 miles from Louisville. It contains 3 churches and 2 schools. Country produce is the export. Daily mail. W. S. Dodge, putinaster.
Cox Rev B H (Christian ). Dodge L, waw-mill.
Dodge W. S., General Store.
Foss S. A. physician.
Kendall Henry, general store.
Kennedy W T. general store.
Lualry Jo.v .M N [ Methodist). Mile. G W. physician. Miller Anthony physician. Powers Rev W E ( Baptist).
U. Telegraph. Tri-weekly mail. Popu- lation 1,200. Mary E. Newton, postmaster.
Alden Samuel, carpenter and builder.
Armstrong John, hotel.
Baird Lyman B. general store and cooper. Barber Robert G, general store,
Bierly H A, barber.
Bierly Wm M. Bour-mill.
Bullock Thomas B., Lawyer.
Caines C G. general store and hotel.
Campbell W'm H, physician.
Carter Clara C. milliner.
Carter Thomas H. hotel.
Cassidy J P & Co, mest market and livery.
Clark A B & Co, general store.
Clark H R (A-siguee), general store.
Clark Thomas S. physician.
Cole A C, circuit judge, 12th judicia! dis't.
Cole J C, master commissioner.
Cox John & Co, coopers. Eston Albert W, lawyer.
Darrow J HL, flour-mill.
Darrow Wm L, tanner.
Dawson & Son, coopers.
Fischer N B, hardware, stoves, etc.
Fitch Joshua B, brickyard.
Fitch Win L. lawyer.
Fryar A W. county judge.
Garland & Pugh, lawyers.
Harrison Thomas B. tanner, 6 miles south.
Hei-ey Willis, jailer.
Hewitt John S. baker.
Hliner James, flour.mill.
Holbert & Holbert. lawyers.
Holderness W H & Co, comm'n merch'ta.
Honaker Cornelius, physician.
Ingrim Jobn C, wagon-maker.
Jeffries & Darraugh, meat market.
Kendall Rev J K ( Methodist ).
Kerr Dawson, jeweler.
Mckay A L. propr Vanceburg Coarier.
Maddy Chas N, physician.
Malesberry Jas V. confectioner.
Mitchel -, lawyer.
Neal A Dent, lawyer. Newton Mary E., Postinaster.
Poursoll Bev L B, prin Riverside Seminary. -
Mummer W A & Bro, builders.
Pollard Rov E C ( M ). Church ).
Rand W S. law and land agt, U S commr.
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VANCEBURG. On the Ohio river, at the mouth of salt Liek creek, in the northern part of Lowis county, of which Parker A Harvey, lawyer. it is the county-great. 30 mil .. east of Have- l'arker Benj W, saddler. ville. its nenrest shipping point by rail, on the Maviville division of the K. C. E'y, 91 south- et of Cincinnati and 233 north-east u! L mi-ville: It bes & churches, 1 private Pugh Jns R. general store. and 2 public schools, 1 we, k y newspaper (the Courier). Settled in long and ineer- Rier Frank H. general store. porated in 1827. Adams Express. W. Rogers G W & Co, druggists.
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Rowley Benj F, confectioner.
Rowley Henry T, grocer.
Ruark & Parker. livery. Regelees S & Co, general store. Kuggless & Bruck, general store.
Sample Geo R. druggist. Sparks Jeseph A, circuit court clerk. Spencer Joseph. cooper.
Stout Richard M, justice of peace. Tannian Thomas, blacksmith. Tolle Bey All'red ( Christian).
Voiers Gus, shoemaker. Vorheis A D. physician. Ward W C, jeweler and express agent. Wilson Thomas C. sheriff. Wilson MrsT F, milliner.
VANDERBURG. In the south- en part of Webster county, 4 miles south of Dixon, the county-seat, 9 -onth-west of Slaughterville, it, nearest shipping point, on the St. L. & B. E. branch of L. & N. R. R., and i- on the daily mail and stage route between Dixon and Slaughterville; fare to the former point 25 cents; to the latter 75 cents. Population 200. L. P. Hobgood, po-tmaster.
Brook T H. hotel, Biggs & Overby. general store. Calvert T J, physician. Cosby D H. physician.
Cosby G P, physician.
Cozart Mrs D C. milliner. Gentry J W. wagon maker. Oliver J T, express agent. Overby R L. constabir. Parrish & Hobgood, Druggiate. Ramsey J B, druggi-t.
VAUGHN'S MILL. Estill county. 12 miles from Irvine, the county-vest. Mail weekly.
VERDANT. This farm-house is in Carter county. 17 miles from Grayson. the county-seat. Weekly mail. John P. Ross, postmaster and furmer.
VERONA. On the L., C. & L. R'y, in the southern part of Boone county, 18 miles south-east of Burlington, the county- seat. Adams Express. Daily mail. Pop- ulation 150. J. N. Dickerson, postmaster. Breeden John J & Co, raw-mill. Ciabellø W B, justice of peace.
Conly John, carpenter. Dickerson J. N., Clerk. Finnell R L, physician.
Fullilove Marion, carpenter. Hamilton Miss N E, principal high school. Harrell Miss C. milliner.
Howdon James, saw-mill.
: Kennedy & Whitson, live st'ek and tobacco. Lewis C D. carpenter. Mansfeld F T, general store.
New F A, tinware and general store.
O'Neal I T, express agent.
O'Neal W S. R R agent. Powers Jefferson, blacksmith.
Powers W J, blacksmith. Quinn Rev Joseph. Rose T, shoemaker.
Siert R Q, lawyer.
Sleet John M, deputy county clerk. Stan-ifer B F. general store. Stephenson Mire M J, milliner.
Stephenson Wm, saw and flour-mill.
VERSAILLES, Situated near the center of Woodford county, of which it is the seat, 73 miles south of Midway, its nearest shipping point, on the L., C. & L. R'y, 123 mouth-west of Lexington, & north-east of the Kentucky river, 14 south- east of Frankfort, and 88 south-east of Louisville. Daily stage to Midway and Lexington; fare to each point 75 cents. Daily stage to Mortonville, 7 miles south; fare 50 cents. It has 5 churches, 1 public and 4 arleet schools, a weekly newspaper (the Woodford Sun), and a first-class hotel (the Woodford House). Western Union Telegraph. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 2,500. Berrywick Craig, postmaster.
Bailey Joseph C, circuit clerk. Ballard John W, druggist.
Bank of J Amsden & Co, rep $50,000, J Amaden, pres; James P Amaden, cash. Bank of Woodford, cap $80,000, Robert MoConnell. pres ; David P Robb, cash. Barbour W'm S. lawyer. Bartlett Albert II. blacksmith. .
Berry Robert Y, grain and coal.
Berryman E N & Son, commission. Blackburn Luke P, barber.
Brown Henry, shoemaker.
Bryant T T & Son, carpentera. Burke C Bit Bro, marble-works. Butler Rev J HI ( Baptist).
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Carter Daniel D, physician. Carter Patrick, shoemaker.
Ca-sell & Myers (J H Cassell, J A Siyers), mea: market. Childers A L, justice of peace.
Craig Berrywick, postmaster.
Craig Edwin S. law. fr.
Craig George Jr., Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. Grund Inverrast Reasona- He Rates Corner Main and Green.
Crenshaw Re: T A (Christian).
Crockett Wm O. principal public school.
Dawa n E R. Carpenter.
Dawn HC. selon.
Dean Wil. R., Proprietor Woodford House.
Ex-tin Wm O. dry goods.
Edwards Jauns W, boot, and shoes.
Etheston Jutnes I, physiciar .
Field Willis W., Proprietor Woodford Sun ( Weekly), and Civil Engineer.
Field W M. county surveyor.
Fraser Win J, distillery (3 miles west).
Gastineau Joseph M. meat market.
George Henry d, deputy sheriff.
George Richard B, master commissioner.
Gillespie John W., Attorney at Law and County Judge, Miller's Block. Granducci Mrs T, confectioner. Graves W HI. ju-tice of peace.
Gray Richard H. sheriff.
Hall Moses N, jailer.
Hammon Wm. H., Attorney at Law. Ale Pro-routing Attorney. Collections will Receive Prompt Attention.
Harris David O, county assessor.
Harris Nathaniel, liquors.
Harris W & Co, groceries.
Haves & Shannon, stoves and tin ware.
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Herry Capt Win, principal high school.
Hoover Robert J. carpenter.
Hope Mill Co, J T & R I Berry, propri- etors, tlouring-mill.
Kilvington George, painter.
Kimmey Andrew J, tailor.
Landsberg Wm & Son, dry goods.
Laval Jake. distillery (4 miles n-w).
Layton T K. physician.
MrKenzie, Thompson & Co, wagon-mnfrs.
McLeod Henry C, lawyer.
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Martin Mrs Mary, milliner. .
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Miller James A. groceries and liquors. Miller J, dour-mill and distillery (6 miles west !. Minary John S, hardware. Moore John S. county clerk. Myers Mrs S E, millinery. Neet John D, physician. Newhoff Leo, clothing
Newman Win W, painter.
Norris B. A., Dry Goods and Shoes, Miller - Bbnk.
Oevete Henry, general store. Parish Leroy H, constable.
Peebles Dilworth, druggist. Pierce Key E H . Methodi-t). Pierce Kev R V ( Methodist).
Porter & Wallace, lawyers. Price Daniel B groceries.
Bailey Mra Sarah, millinerv. Railey Wm H, livery stable. Reardon Wm, police judge.
Reod Joseph N. jeweler.
Robinson Sidney H. gen store (6 miles w). Rout Rev G H ( Prest yterian ). Scearce Wmn, harness-maker.
Schuberth Anthony, confectionery.
Singleton John B. grocer.
Smith Miss D, telegraph operator. Smith H W & Son, drugi-ts. Smith J W, ins agt and notary public. Smither Win H, tailor.
Steele A. F., Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. (See udo.) Steinert Philip, -hoemaker.
Stitt J Warren, physician. Sublett Wm, undertaker. Sublett W L. furniture and undertaker. Thomp-on Mrs A W, prin select school. Thornton David L. la xyer.
Threlkeld Thomas, livery and express agt. Tilford Thomas, grocer.
Trent W W. lumber.
Vanghan Robert, Physician and Chair- man Board of Trustees.
Venable Rev J W / Episcopalian ). Wawerboehr Gro N, stoves and tin ware. Wywon D Edgar. iranrance agent. Wwwson J M & Son, groceries.
Wasjoli Win. dentist. Wears Prof Jaines, Artist.
Wilson Ben A, prop'r Midway stage line. Wintermote Joseph E. saddler. Wolf Wm. groceries.
Woodford House, Wm. R. Dean Pro. prietor, Headquarters for commercial inen.
Woodford Malting Co, N Harris, W K Rogers, John M Byers prop'rs. Woodford Sun (weekly), W. W. Field, Prop'r. (See adr.) Yeoman & Heimiller, prop'rs Seller Car- ringe Co, carriage m'nfra.
VINE GROVE. On the Ceciliat branch of the L. & N. R. R .. in the north- ern part of Hardin county, 10 miles south- west of Elizabethtown, the county-jest, and 36 south- west of Louisville. Southern Express. Population 325. Daily stage to Big Spring, fare 75 cents. F. G. Pusey, postmaster.
Adams Miss Lizzie, milliner.
Esbridge Alfred, carpenter. Hill B C, shoemaker. Lewis S C, confectioner. Lewis W' M, carpenter. Hall T B, four-mill.
Nelson V B & Co. general store. Pagget John, constable.
l'atterson F M, justice of peace.
Pusey F. G., Druggist.
ReImon James, flour-mill. Richardson A H. carpenter.
Selby J T, physician.
Shafer I. M, wagon-maker. Stith L S. justier of peace.
Styles & Coleman, hotel. Woodring & Mall, blacksmiths. Woods A, four and saw. mill.
Wagner, express agent.
Wagner & Watts, jewelera.
Watts J M & Son. general store.
Yates Sandy, carpenter.
VINSON. Called Donathen, in the extreme eastern part of Lawrence county. on the Big Sandy river, 7 miles south of Louisa, the county-seat. Semi-weekly mail. Cyrus Sovereign, postmaster. Blackburn A, shoemaker. Fitch Arthur, blacksmith.
Sovereign Cyrus, General Store. Vinson HI, lumber.
VIOLA STATION. A station on the M., P. & N. R. R., in Graves counts, 242 miles from Louisville. Population 75. Daily mail. J. A. Adams, postmaster. Adams Coleman, blacksmith. Adams Dr. James A., Dry Good-, Groceries, and Railroad Agent.
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Brown Robert F. trader. Byrd & Key, saw-mill.
Corney Thomas, are M., P. & N. R. R. Fristve R E. physician.
Fristoe & Adams, druggists.
Grant C W, ju-tice of peace. Hilliard Rev J P ( Methodist).
Johnson E E. book agent. Maden J L. blacksmith. Paybern J A, physician. Reeploo E D, trader.
Roberts E S, trader.
VISALIA. Curd Canton, on the K. C. R'y, in the southern part of Kenton county. 5} miles south in Independence, end 121 north-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Populatica 100. F. P. Callwell. posti.aster.
Burnside W B, general store.
CaMuell F P. general store and exp agent. C'allwell J J. ins. station agt and tel oper'r. Cordia: Edwardl. biacksmith.
Crail M. cooper.
Felix Rev W H : Baptist .. Finneil Joseph C, lawyer. Francis J A. phy-kian. Haliam H H. clerk circuit court.
Hohnes T F. carpenter.
Kaull J A, teacher. Mann T T, tobacconi-t. Riggs John P, saloon. Sexton Charle. carpenter. Simmons J J, tem her. Simmons Rev J W ( Methodist).
Stevenson B F, physician. Temple- Jam: » W. siw and four- mill. Taker Rev C W ( Methodist). Wood A, wagon-maker.
VULTON CREEK. In the eastern part of Grave- counts. 6 miles south-east of Mayfield, the points west. its nearest Hipping point, on the M., P & N. P. K. and 175 south-west of Loniville. Wokly mail. Population IN. T D. Wist, pool- master, general store and blocksmith.
WACO. A village of 250 inhabitants, in Madron cours. 8 miles from Rich- mond, the county-eat and -hipping point, and 117 from Loansvil!p. E convins O gri-t-mill- anta woolen-mill, 4 churetirs and a common school. The ch parents are live stock and stoneware .. Stage to Rich-
mond and Irvine; fare $1, and College Hill; fare 26 cents. Daily mail. L. T. Grigg-, postmaster.
Baumstark & Son, stoneware.
Benton & Lackey, general store. Boney J D, blacksmith.
Cornelison W J. physician.
Cornelison & Bybee, pottery.
Cornelison & Co, stoneware.
Dixon & Taylor, wagon-makers.
Dodd Travis, tanner. Douglas, Alfred, carpenter.
Doughis Q N, justice of peace. Fielder Wm F, furniture mfr.
Foster Wm, carpenter.
Griggs & Co, pottery and woolen-mills.
Griggs & Grinstead, stoneware.
Hevan W H. hotel and drugs.
Maupin & Grinstead, drugs and groceries.
Miller John, blacksmith. Poore Berry, wagon-maker.
Raucher & Sons. dour-mill. Sale Collin, constable. Sparey & Bonny, general store.
Smith C C. physician.
Sturgell J F, wagon-maker.
Thomas Wm M, carpenter.
Thorpe Harris, distiller.
Little & Grinstead, stoneware.
WADESBORO. This is a cluster of 75 people in C'alloway county, 10 miles from the county-seat, 18 from May field, the shipping point by rail, and 226 from Louisville. Aurora, 12 miles distant, on the Tennessee river, i- the shipping point by water. Tobacco is the export. Stages to Paducah and Paris, Tenn. Population 75. Daily mail. H. D. Irvan, postmaster. Real Rev Richard ( Baptist).
Beggess W HI, blacksmith. Browne Win, tanner.
Covington G H, physician. Curd Joseph F, physician. Graham ,1 B. physician.
Irvan H. D. & Sons, General Store. Starks J W. flour and saw-mill. Walston J Is, four and www.mill. Well, A J & Son, flour and raw-mill.
WADE'S MILL. In the northera part of Clark county, 73 miles north of Winchester, the county-ent, its nearest shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling divi- sion of the L., C. & L. R'y, and 118 east of
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Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Adains
Express. William Wsde. postmaster.
Evan John, justice of peace.
Ford Wm, live stock.
Kane Thos, stone misson. McCourt Julin Sr. wagon-maker. Mc Donald FA, four uull.
Mellvain J P, station agent.
Montague D Clinton, carpenter.
Wade Win. four. nill and general store. White Preston D, deputy dk county court. Williams J W, express agent.
WALLIN'S CREEK. Is a small Post-office in Harlan county.
WALLONLA. In Trigg county, 8 miles north-en-t of Cadiz, the county-seat. 13 south of Princeton, the nearest ship .. ping point, on the P. & E. R. R., and 175 from Louisville. Population 100. Semi- Weekly mund. K. K. Dyer, postmaster. .
Amos E N, physician.
Bingham & Kivel, four-mill. Brown J W, wheel wright. Buchanan J W, shoemaker.
Dewese Rev B C ( Christian ). Edward . Bov P A ( Meth Episcopal). Haydon & Dyer. General Store.
Hop-on & V, physician. Jones Jeff, blacksmith. Moore W J, general store.
Penn G S, constable. Pomeroy W F & Co, druggists.
Pool A G, physician. Pool Frank P, physician. Wallace A, grocer. Wallace J W, wheel-wright. Wil-on W J. hotel and saioon.
WALNUT HILL. In the south- extern part of Fayette county, 10} miles entheeast of Lexington, the county-seat. 103 south-east of Lunaville, and is on the daily mail and stage route between Rich. mond and Lexington; fare to the former point $1, to the latter 50 cents. Popula- tion 2000. C. C. Stivers, postmaster.
Bush Harrison, blacksmith. Carl T J. physician. Gordon P E, physician. Henley John, butcher. Irving & Kont. general store. Leary J B. bhar k-mith. Kennedy JJ B. cooper.
Kent David, general store. Spurr James, wagon-maker. Stivers C. C., Cooper. Sullivan J HI, physician. Webb G W. physician.
WALNUT LICK. A settlement of 60 people in Gallatin county, 85 miles from Louisville. Ship to Verona, 5 miles distant. Weekly mail. J. M. Bagby, postmaster. Bagby J. M., General Store. Mc Nealy J. shoemaker. Mansfield F T, general store. Sleighback T, blacksinith.
WALTON. On the L., C. & I ... and on the C. S. Rys, in the south- eastern part of Boone county, 16 miles south-east of Burlington, the county-seat. and 89 north-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Population 250. T. F. Curley, postmaster.
Bagby D M, physician.
Botts J E, R R and express agent. Cheltenham Chris, blacksmith. Curley T. F. & Co., General Store. De Mlosie A E, grocer.
Edward. R A, physician. Edwards S L, hvery.
Fink John, shoemaker.
Herndon Wm, blacksmith.
Johnson Kev C ( Baptist). Johnson S T, justice of prace. Kipps JJacob, shoemaker.
Konig Rosie, saloon. Lowery W M, physician.
Moxley Wmt, constable. Macknamara R K, hotel. Mat-on John, leaf-tobacco.
Norman W L, general store.
Percival O, live stock.
Rico O, meat market. Rouse Bros, saw and flour-mill. Stainler George, hotel and wagon-maker. Whipp .A JJ, leaf-tobacco. Youil Y Y, lawyer.
WALTON'S LICK. Only & small rural post-office in Washington county.
WARD CITY. A country port- office in Johnson county, on Big Sandy river, 35 miles from Willard, the ship-
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ring point by rail. Weekly mail. E. Wella, postmaster.
Daniel Peter, cereral store. Daniel G W, blacksmith aud wagon-maker. Golden Peter, cooper.
Nibert & Daniel, saw and flour-mills.
Preston James, saw and flour-milla.
Walters W H. general store. Ward W J. general store. Ward Stepben, general store. Wells M K, general store, boots and shoes.
WARFIELD. On Tug Fork of the Big Sandy river, 10 miles cast of Inez, the county-seat, 2 south of Louisa, its negrest shipping point, and 360 east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 100. A. Lee Bar- rei, postinaster.
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Barret J A & Sons, flour and saw-mills.
Barret A. Lee, Lawyer and Real Es- tate.
Brewer Isaac, hotel-keeper.
Bronson John L. F., Lawyer, Real Estate Agent and Examiner,
Bu-kirk U, shoemaker.
Richards Al, barber.
Tug River Coal and Salt Co., capital $1,000,- !
000; J A Barret, pres .; J D Barret, sec .; S F Hess, treas.
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Vinson Elias, blacksmith.
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WARSAW. The county-seat of Gal- Istin county, is a town of 600 inhabitants, on the Ohio river, 82 miles from: Louisville, 10 miles north of Sparta station, L., C. & L. P'y., its nearest railroad approach. 4 churches, male and frmalo academy. put- lic schools, and a bank are here. Tobacco, corn and bay are shipped. Stage to Sparta daily ; fare $1. Adams Express.
! phone to Sparta connects with W. U. Tel- egraph. Mail daily. John C. Richards, postmaster.
Abbett Henry J Sr, lawyer and bank pres. Allen Thos, blacksmith.
Bevers Andrew, bakery and grocery. Blackmore Thos M, general store.
Brett W mn, blacksmith.
Brown Jas S, county judge and physician. Brown John R. grocer. Brown Robert B, lawyer and teacher.
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