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Brown's Hotel, John D. Pulliam, Pro-
Chambers Horatio T, druggist. Clore Bros ( Harry Band Wm H), grocery. Clore Hyse D, drugoist.
Cox Florian, cash Warsaw Deposit Bank. Cox F. A. & Co. ( Florian Cox, Attil- la Cox, Luke O. Com), Proprietors Owen- ton. Sparta and Warsaw Stage Line, and Owenton, New Liberty, Sparta and Warsaw Telephone. (See adr.)
Craig Ins W, clerk of the county and cir- cuit court.
Craig Wm. stoves and tin ware.
Cromwell N F, justice of peace.
Dailey Daniel B, leaf-tobacco.
Dwyer Mrs Alice, millinery.
Griffin S P & J W, groceries.
Hyll Thomas, shoemaker.
Hrarick Jas A, carringe and wagon-maker.
Howard Jas A, saw-mill.
Hudson John, county assessor.
Johnson Henry, barber.
Kirby Thos H. lawyer.
Landrum JJohn J, Inwyer.
Limbach Thomas, saddles and harness.
Lindell Hotel ($1.50), Richard Wel- don, Proprietor.
Tele- . Lindsay Benjamin S. county attorney.
FLORENCE COX.
ATTILA COX.
LUKK O. COX.
DAILY STAGE LINE,
RUNNING BETWEEN Owenton, Sparta and Warsaw. For terms apply to the Proprietors, OWENTON, KY.
Also the HEAD OFFICE of Owenton, New Liberty, Sparta 'and Warsaw Telephone Line.
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QUEEN INS. CO. OF ENGLAND, F. SE. MA, NORRIS, Manager. Central and Southern Dep't, LOUISVILLE, . KY.
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McDonnell J H & Sons (J H Sr. J HI Jr. and J W). general store. Marshall Edwin. propr Marshall House .. Marshall House : $1), Edwin Mar- shall, Proprietor. Martine Miss Ruth, teacher.
Mersbon Eugene C, barber. Montgomery & Perry ( Henry P Mont. go mery. Roderick Perry), lawyers.
Mountjey James E. general store.
Perry & Gibson ( Roterick Perry, David E Gibson ), touring-mill (4 iniles south ). Pulliam John D. propr Brown's Hotel. Richards John C., Postmaster.
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Robinson John T, physician.
Robinson Mrs Mary B, dress-maker.
Robinson Samuel B. physician.
Russell Ribe R. jeweler. Stein Henry C, prin Warsaw Academy. Smith & Smith ( H Cand E C), lawyer -.
Taaffe Wm, undertaker. Taylor Rey Joseph , Christian ;.
Tiller L L, justice of peace.
Turley Samuel, surveyor. Vanice Jaines M. paint-r.
Warsaw Academy, HI C Smith prin.
Warsaw Deposit Bank. H J Abbott pres, Fiorian Cos cashier. Weldon Richard, propr Lindell Hotel. White John W, grocer and sheriff. Witcher Joseph, jaib r. Williams Perry C. livery stable. Williams Mr. Sarah, milliner. Winn W'm, l-artobacco. Winters W'm H, coroner. Winter: & Son ( W'm H and Georgs), car- renters.
WASHINGTON. A settlement in Mason county, clanning a population of 500. May-ville. 43 miles distant, is the shipping point and county-sest. Louis ville is distant 198 miles. Four church editions. and 3 schools are here. Tobacco and the various cereals are shipped. Stages to Mayville, Mt. Olivet ant Surdis. Daily mail. G. Taylor, postmaster.
Anderson C L, hotel propr. Colline C B. wagon-maker. Current Rov J U' ( Methodist). Ervin lev E E ( Presbyterian). Galt James, ronstable. Gel.estein Nicholas, backsmith. Hunter Alexander. physician. Hunter Robert, general store.
Knight H D, blacksmith. Lane John. grover.
Layton O G. wagon-maker. Ryan John, justice of peace. Smither James, justice of peace. Taylor C F. live stock.
Taylor George, General Store. Wood H W. dry goods.
WATERFORD. This & country settlement of 75 people in Spencer county, 25 mile- from Louisville. Stage communi- cation with Lonisville. Semi-weekly mail. M. A. Malott. postmaster, and general store.
WATERLOO. In the south- western. part of Pulaski county, 15 miles south-west of Somerset. the county-seat, its nearest shipping point. on the C. S. R'v. and 144 south-east of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. E. T. Barker, postmaster. Bailey Wm, shoemaker. Barker E. T., Farmer. Compton H A, distiller. Cooper D M. four-mill (1 mile west). Cooper Isaac, swing-machine agent. Cooper Rey I ( Baptist).
Daws Joseph. Hour-mill (2 miles west).
Delk Uel, blacksmith.
Joues Rev RJ L ( Baptist).
I'rice Thomas, shoeniaker. Rainwater F, agent for patent medicinee. Rice E R physician. Warner Jacob. blacksmith. Weddle G E, constable.
Weddle S, justice of peace.
WATER VALLEY. A small town in Graves county, 18 miles from May- field. It population is 135. and it contains 1 zaw and grist- mill, 1 church, and a pri- vate school. It is a tation on the M., P. & N. R. R. Southern Express. Daily mail. A. A. Boone, portinaster.
Boone Andrew A., Express Agent. Brown A H. grover. Campbell J P. hotel. Cox J D. live Block. Cox W T, livery. Glover R E, blacksmith. Lamb, Blyth & Co, four and saw-mill Linder J P. Mnoknith. Lovelace & Boone, General Store. Mickle J G, physician.
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AGENT FOR WHEELING NAILS and doaler In Hardware Specialties, Fred Schmieding .. 835 Broadway, & 830 N. 4th St., ST. LOUIS, NO.
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Seay C T, physician. Fiskes & Burnett, leaf- tobacco. Weaks G F, general store. Willingham W J. R R agent and grocer.
WATSON. Small and unimportant post-office in Adair county, 10 miles from Columbia.
WAVERLEY. In the northern part of Union county; 7 miles north of Mor- ganfeld, the county-seat, 22 south-west of Hender-on, it, nearest shipping point by rail. and & from Uniontown. the usual ship .. ping point, on Ohio river, and 245 wout :- west of Louisville Tri-weekly mage to Henderson, fare 75 cents; Mor- gandeki and Uniontown, fare 50 cents. Population 300. Mail tri-weekly. N. A. Long, postmaster.
Alvey II C, shoemaker. Austin James B, justice of peace. Beauchamp W A, druggist.
Fowler J F. confectioner.
Greenwell Philip, four-mill.
Jenkins J T. physician. Jenkins J W, law yer. Johnson J E, physician. King Alex, general store. Long N. A., Grover.
Mattingly Geo T. Newman J T, physician. O'Daniel J P, catt e Jealer. Rhodes S. wagon-maker. Roberis J J, tailor. Smith J T. blacksmith. Vaupel Henry, wagon-maker.
WAYNESBURG. In the south. eastern part of Lincoln county, 16 miles enuth of Stanford, the county-eat. It is on the C. S. By, 100 miles southeast of Imui-ville. Daily mail. Population 40. L. G. G web, postmaster. Caldwell D W, black - mith.
Cale P.H HI W. R. P. agt. flour and saw-mill. Can en J I. sbonmaker.
Unoch J A, carpenter. Gooch L. G., General Store. Goh W R Sr. photographer. Kleinknacht G W. express agt. Martin Frank, barber. Polit D J. pla-terer. Reynolds M C, blacksmith. Reynold- 31 T, hotel.
WEAVERTOWN. 'Twenty-five persons in Wayne comprise this settlement. Semi-weekly mail.
WEBB'S. A post-office in Green county, 80 miles from Louisville. Ship to Rowlett's, 22 miles distant. Daily mail. D. L. Webb. postmaster.
WEBB'S CROSS ROADS. A new post-office in Russell county.
WEBBVILLE. In the north- western part of Lawrence county, 20 miles north-west of Louisa, the county-seat. $ south of Willard, its nearest shipping point, on the E. K. R'y, and 250 enet of Louisville. Tri-weekly stage to Willard and Paint-ville. Fare to the former point 25 cents ; to the latter $2.50. Adams Ex. press. Daily mail. Population 300. B. F. Webb, postmaster. Candill Rev Jeremiah (-). Hudgins O S, gen store and stock. Hudgins Dr T W, general store. Pennington Win. justice of peace. Perkins H C, general store.
Thornesbury Rev Louis ( --- ). Watson I, P, flour-mill (2 miles s). Webb B F. live stock. Webb G W, hotel. Webb Levi, live stock. Williams J D, s&w-mill.
WEBSTER. In the north-eastern part of Breckenridge county, 10 miles north-east of Hardinsburg, the county-seat, 14 west of Brandenburg, on the Ohio river, its nearest shipping point by water, 22 west of Muidraugh. its nearest ship- ping point by rail, on the Cecilian branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 50 south-west of Loniyville. Daily mail. Population 40. E. H. Smith, postmaster. Claycomb A, justice of peace. Hays Rev Foster ( Methodist S). Helt V. P. carpenter. Herndon HI W, live stock. Kurtz G H, live stock.
Kurtz JI B, physician. Mattung M L, blacksmith.
Masz T W, constable. Shownker Rey John ( Methodist Sontb). Sinith E H & Bro, general store. Stewart H G, wagon-maker.
Chicago Zinc Works
All kinds of interior and exteriororna.
J. W. ATKINSON, 313-321 So. Clinton St., CHICAGO.
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WELCHE'S CREEK. An unim- portant post-office in Butler county.
WELLINGTON. A small hamlet in Menifee county, 8 miles south of French- burg.
WESLEY. In the south-eastern part of Hickman county. 5 miles south-es-t of Clinton, the county-seat, and 6 north of Fulton, its nearest shipping print, on the M. P. & N. R. R. Semi-weekly mail. James A. Dodion, postmaster.
Be l J T. cooper.
Błsir C H, justice of peace.
Dodson John, physician.
Hx-lin J W. carpenter. Ex-dia M S. carpenter. Hardin Rey M W' (-). Hardin O H. carpenter. Hass Finles, mechanic. Hieks C C, wagon-maker. Hicks Samuel A & Co. aw-mill.
Hick- S C. justice of peace. Phelps John W. live stock. Walker J J, live stock. Weatherspoon W. blacksmith. Wheelen Sam & Co. saw-mill.
WEST BEND. In the north-western part of Powell county. 9 miles north- west of Stanton, the county-,at, 7 south-east of Hedge, its nearest station, on the Mt. Ster. ling division of the L. C. & L. By .. und 127 south-east of Louisville. Adams Ex- press. Population 130. Semi-weekly mail. Samuel B. Everman, postma-ter.
Fry John L.
Morehead D C & Bro. saw and four-mill.
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WEST CLIFTY. A station on the P. & E. R. R., in Gray-on county, 64 miles froin Louisville. The village has 2 mille. 1 church, a free school, and 25 inhabitants. Daily mail. J. Meece, po-tmaste". Cook J, Pour-mill.
Meece J., Dry Goods. Mene J W. blacksmith. Middleton W H. live stock. Terry W A, physician. Whitfield G. four-mill.
WEST FORK. In the south.ogstern part of Christian county, 18 miles south- east of Hopkinsville the county-seat, 7
south- west of Fenton, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and I85 south- west of Louisville. Tri-weekly inail. J. P. Grubbs, postmaster. Barker J W, flour-mill.
Grubbs J. P., General Store. Wyatt W O. carpenter.
Yancey Edmond, blacksmith.
WEST LIBERTY. A town on the Licking river, and the county-seat of Morgan, 35 miles east of Cornwell. its nearest shipping station. on Mt. Sterling division of the L .. C. & L. R'y, and 177 east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 280. J. H. Cole, postmaster.
Burns O N. general store. Carter W G, physician.
Cooper J & E. lawyers. Casky W'm. blacksmith. Cox W W & Co, general store. Hazlerigg & Henry, lawyers.
Kendall JJ W, lawyer.
Kendall W C, hotel. Kendall W MI, general store.
Kendall W M & W C, grocers. Maxey & Wamick, general store. Philips G W, blacksinith.
Thorny James, physician. Waldeck J M. physician. Whitcom, Manker & Co, flour-mill. William, John T, four-mill.
WEST LOUISVILLE. In the western part of Daviess county, 14 miles south-west of Owensboro, the county-sest, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 174 south-west of Louisville, and is on the semi-weekly mail and stage route between Owensboro and Henderson; fare to the former point $I, to the latter $2. Population 200. J. E. Thompson, postmaster.
Blanford j F, botel. Blanford J W, blacksmith.
Blanford & Bro, tobacco.
DeVylder J F, barber.
Head C F, music-teacher.
Head & Lacy, groceries and notions.
Mudd Charles, wagon-maker. Mudley J M, blacksmith, Orsboru & Blunford, physicians. Plum Center, shoemaker. Thompson JJ. E., Druggist. Thompson & Clark, general store.
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Have Settled more than 1,400 Losses, nad have had but 13 Re- wisted Claims. Agents Everywhere.
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Tivers W P, grocer. Williams & Rust. general store.
WESTON. On the Ohio river, in the north-western part of Crittenden county, 12 miles north of Marion, the county-seat, 36 north-westof Princeton, its neare : shipping point by sail. on the P. & E. R. B. and Juo sousa-west of louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 150. S. C. Haynes, postmaster.
Adams J W. blacksunth.
Bowen J W ( Methodist Church South).
Cain W S. physician.
Clement, J'Jr, justice of peace.
Cook L, meat market.
Haynes Harry A. druggist.
Hughes J L. h .tel and _rucery. Hughes J W. hotel and grocery. Jenkins G R, ww-mill.
Jennings B. constable.
Lamb & Cook, gruin and live stock.
Lambeth & Bro, dry goods.
Murphy David, blacksmith.
Nunn John & Co, hardware.
Nunn LO, grain and live stock.
Nunn Otha & Son, dry goods.
Nunn W H. physician. Hankin & Lamb, dry goods.
Ringo & Traitt, carpenters.
Wilson C G. grocer and dry goods. Wilson G P, grain and live stock.
WEST PLAINS. A small post- office in Graves county.
WEST POINT. Is in Hardin county, on the Ohio river ; also on the P. & E. P .. R., 20 miles from Lonisvalle. It contains 1 church, a public and a private school, and about 200 people. Southern Express. Daily mail. S. H. Jenkins, postraster.
Fisher & Jenkins, General Store. Geoghegan A E, physician. Geogheran J E. hay dealer. Giat Mrs Jane, hotel. Hartman HI, blacksmith.
Jones Janp . H. physician. Lanedale James W. station agent. McCoy Mrs Ann E, hotel. Shear A C, saloon.
WESTPORT. On the Ohio river, in Oldham county, 8 miles north-west of
La Grange, the county-seat, and 25 north- east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 200. T. W. Jennings, postmaster.
Brown Thomas, blacksmith.
Cardwell D A, justice.
Chambers John, general store.
Garriott E W. general store.
Jennings T. W., General Store and Flour.null,
Johnston D, physician. Latimer James, constable.
Palin Gieo W, physician.
Palin & Son, grocers and drugs, Reynolds Rev Thomas ( Baptist).
Tucker Jolin W. justice.
Tucker S A, wagon-maker.
Walker Mrs Mary, hotel.
WEST UNION. A post-attice in Owen county.
WEST VIEW. Country post office in Breckenridge county, 8 miles from Hardinsburg. the county-seat and shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. J. T. Butler, postmaster.
WHIPPOORWILL. Logan coun- ty (See Fergu-on's station).
WHIPPOORWILL. An unim. portant post-office in Laurel county.
WHETSTONE. Cumberland coun- ty (Sce Albany Landing).
WHITAKERSVILLE. On the Licking river, in the southern part of Ma- goifin county. 8 miles south of Salyersville, the county-seat, 25 south-west ot P'aints- ville, its nearest shipping point by water. Population 25. Mait semi-weekly. B. W. Higgins, postmaster.
Fletcher Johnson, blacksmith. Higgins B W. general store. Howard I saw and dour-mill.
WHITE HALL. In the northern part of Madison county, " miles north of Richmond, the county -seat, on a branch of the L. & N. R. R., and about 148 south- eust of Lomaville, and is on the daily mail and stage route from Richmond to Lex. ington ; fare to the former point 50 couts ;
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MORRIS & SAYIT MANAGERS, CENTRAL DEPARTMENT, · · Louisville, Ky.
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to the latter ₹1. Adama Express. E. B. Crockett, postmaster.
Atkins Sammuel, saw-mail. Crockett Eli B, -addle and harness-maker. Evans George W. physician.
Evans Rev Morris ( Methodist ).
Evans Peter, physician.
Gunn Abrabam, general store and hotel. King W T. general store. Prince Alex, general store and distiller. Prest Kev W ( Baptist).
Smith W T, physician.
WHITE MILLS. In the south- Western part of Hardin county, 15 miles south-west of Elizabethtown, the county- seat, 24 east of East View. on the P. & E. R. B., its nearest shi; ring pint. and ar south of Louisville. Very superior water- power is afforded here. presenting an ex. cellent opening for any manufacturing enterprise. Tri-weekly mail. Population 127. M. Hatfield, postn.aster.
Berkley W M. wagon-maker. Bunger P G, general store. Carroll & Dillingham, stram-thresher.
Caswell F .M. wagon-maker.
Dar.can R. W. physician.
Hart C F. blacksmith.
Hatfield B A. boarding-house. Hatfield M. & Son. Undertakers. Hoders George, blacksmith.
Marshall G T. grocer.
Morris J C. teacher. Owaley J H. phy-ician. Perrival J C. mnir grain-cradles. Richardson Rov J D . Christian ). Scott J F, carpenter. Spurrier Wu: B, carpenter.
Watson James, general store. Wortham & Richard-on, flour-mill and wool-carling,
WHITE OAK. In the southern part of Morgan county, 5 miles south-want of West Liberty, the county-seat, and It south-east of Louisville. Weekly mail. Population 10). D. B. May, postinasier. Bayr Rey John D (Christian 1. Brown J F. blarkamith and conetable. Brown J M. wagon-maker.
Brown Milton, roper. Brown & W, Cur-mill and tannery. Brown W'm, carpenter.
C'only A J, shoemaker.
Easterling W C, justice of peace. Howerton & Bro, saw and flour mill. Lacy D B, lawyer.
Lacy J A, live stock.
Lacy W A, hotel. Lacy & Son, live stock. May B F, lawyer. May TA, grain and live stock. Nickell W J, justice of peace.
WHITE OAK GAP. A country post-office in Pulaski county, 125 miles from Lonisville. and 7] from Somerset, its ship- ping point. Contains 2 churches, a free school, and €0 people. Semi-weekly mail. C. H. Mckinney, postmaster.
WHITE PLAINS. A small sta- tion on the P. & E. R. R .. in Hopkins county, 146 miles from Louisville. It has 2 churches and a district school. Tobacco and grain are shipped. Southern Express. Population 60. Daily mail. B. F. John- son, postmaster.
Dobyns W L. druggist and dry goods. Hardwick W P & Son, wagon-makers. Johnson B F, general store. Reddich J T, physician.
Stany M W. denegist and express agent. Whitson H H. physician.
Withers J T, hotel prop's.
WHITE POST. A settlement of 50 persons, in Pike county. Mail weekly.
WHITE RUN. Called Ferguson station, on the P. & E. R. R., in the eastern part of Ohio county, 18 milee cast of Hartford, the county-seat, and 95 south- west of Louisville. Daily mail. Samuel Ferguson, postmaster. Day A V, flour-mill. Duvall M W. physician and general store. Ferguson Samuel, General Store. Goff W H, general store. Koown Rey Jas W ( -- ). Woodford Rev Pearce (-).
WHITESBURG. A town claiming a population of 400, the county-goat of Letcher county, 800 miles from Louisville. It is on the Kentucky river, which stream furnished excellent water-power. The nearest shipping point is Pikeville, 40 miles south-west. The village has a water-
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power mill and factory, 4 churches, a high and a normal school, and ships farm pro- ducts. Daily mail. S. T. Nickels, post- master.
Blair Jos, blacksmith. Canstill & Son, dour-mill.
Fingo John. harness-maker.
Fitzpatrick J B. lawyer.
Fugate ES. cabinet-maker.
Halcomb David, general store. Mackhmore John, shoemaker.
Maves J P. lawyer.
Newsum J W, marshal.
Nickell W H notary public.
Nickells W. H. & Son, General Store.
Pulley H, hotel prop'r.
Puchar H J. police judge. Sarer J E. lawyer.
Stou: G D. physician. Storjill Wm M. Hour-mill.
Taylor M B. physician. Thompson J N, hotel prop'r. Webb B M & Co, general store.
WHITE SULPHUR. On Elkhorn creek, in the south-western part of Scott county, 8 miles erst of Georgetown, the county-deat, 5 north of Mitway, its nearest shipping point, on the L, C. & L. Ry. 12 north-east of Frankfort, and 8% east of Louisville. It has & Catholic church, a convent and a public school. Daily mail to Frankfort and Georgetown. Popula- tion 1.200. J. E. Butler, postinaster.
Butler J. E., General Store and Sur- vevor.
Convent of Mt. Admirabilis (Vi -- itation Sisters). Mother Angelia, Supe- riur.
Dovle Jas & Daniel, broom manufacturers. Ellis Walter M, blacksmith.
Gano H J. physician.
Glas J C. notary public. Healy Pry EJ (Catholic).
Holmes Wat-on, builder.
Murphy Thomas, blacksmith. Shepherd Philip B. lawyer. Sweeney Vra .J. hotel. Thomas Samuel A, lawyer. Wallace C K. fancy fowls.
WHITESVILLE. In the north- extra part of Divine county, 15 miles south-rist of Owensboro, the county. seat, its nearest shipping point, on the O. & N.
branch of L. & N. R. R., and the Ohio river. Tri-weekly stage to Owensboro; fare $1.50. Weekly mail. T. C. Floyd, postinaster.
Barrett R C, lawyer.
Brooks A P, general store.
Brooks E M, express agent and livery.
Barton H A. justice.
Chambliss & Hix, harness-mkrs.
Day J M. wagon-maker.
Evans J R, saloon.
Floyd T C, grocer.
Goldsmith James S. saddler.
Hatfey Pll, general store.
Hale C, physician, Hile J F, druggist.
Mattingley & Abell, shoemakers.
May J H. blacksmith.
Miller W L. undertaker.
Mullen G W, Hour-mill.
Neal & Mattingley, tobacconists.
Neel Hi S, salcon.
Pate Mrs S C, milliner.
Pope J S, general store. Rhodes John, general store.
Sells E, hotel proprietor.
Stennett J L, tobacconist,
WHITLEY (C. H.) Formerly Wil- lisisburg, is an incorporated village and the county-seat of Whitley county. A. branch of the L. & N. R. R., now in course of construction, will reach this place dur- ing this year ( 1881) ; at present the nearest shipping point is Pine Knot, on the C. S. R'y, 20 miles west. Produce is the chief export. Population 208. Daily mail stage to Pine Knot; fare $1.50. M. V. B Sutton, postmaster.
Adkins C F, blacksmith.
Bisel & Mohoma, general store.
Blom Wm, physician.
Bodenhouse P, painter.
Braastield G C, general store.
Clark Samael, carpenter.
Curd A J, general store.
Finley H F. Inwver.
Harmon S L, general store.
Hill R D. lawyer. Johnson G P, lawyer. King A C. flour-mill. Lester (' W, lawyer.
Parker Wm. physician.
Richardson A A, lawyer.
Rose Thos, carpenter.
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Selkins Louis, blacksmith. Seszwisky S. general store. Sharp W N. painter. Smith John, lawyer.
Sutton M. V. B., Carpenter and Joiner. Taylor T J. carpenter.
Watkins W F & E E. general store. Watkins W F, physician.
WICKLIFFE. A post-office and station on C., St. L. & N. O. R. R., in Bal- lard county, 3 mile- west of Blandville, the county-seat, and 7 miles from Cairo 11. Mail daily. J. C. Dupayeter, postmaster. Boyd & Wall. merchants.
Clark T P. hotel.
Dupayster B S, general store.
Dupayster J C. Spar-mill.
Eliott -. hotel.
Gardner A L. R Rand express agent. Hughes -- , botel.
Jones -, wagon-maker. Myers J H, merchant. Pitman W A, blacksmith. Sparks & Parker, general store."
WIDE-AWAKE. Isthe post-office pame for Prestonville, an incorporated town in Carroll county, on the Kentucky rive:, at its confluence with the Ohio, and directly opposite Carrollton. the seat of jnetice. It has a common school, but no church. Tobacco, grain and stock are shipped. It is connected by ferry with Carrollton. Mail daily. Population 100. Joseph L. Collyer, postmaster.
Beal John P. wagon-maker. Collyer John R. grocer.
Collver Joseph L .. Postmaster.
Darling Andrew W., Distillery. Res- idene- and Post-offre, Carrollton. (See adr. )
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Harris Cha« H, druggist. Kruitzer Harmon, blacksmith. Medcalf Sanford. . hoemaker.
Nye Jno C, saloon. Nye S H, propr Nve's Hotel.
Nye's Hotel. SH Nye, propr.
Sinall Mrs Nina N, general store.
Wood O M, general store.
WILD CAT. Also known as Simply's Store, a country portothre in Whitley county, 200 miles from Louisville. Ship to Pine Knot, 13 miles distant. Popula-
tion 100. Four mails per week. S. Steely, postmaster.
Steely L J & Co, general store. Steely S., General Store.
WILLARD. A village on the E. K. R'y, in Carter county, 11 miles from Grayson, the county-seat. Population 160 Daily mail. G. M. McCielland, post- master.
Kitchen W R. general store.
HeClelland G. M., Traveling Sales- man.
Prater G W, hotel propr.
Pritchard L, railroad and express agt. Watson Jas, general store.
White Jno, hotel propr.
Williams J D, saw-mill and general store.
WILLIAMS. A station on the St. L. & S. E. branch of the L. & N. R. R., in Christian county, 155 miles from Louisville. The place is also known as Petersburg. and has i saw-mill, 2 churches and a free school. Coal and tobacco are shipped. Population 250. Daily mail. F. B. Har- ris, postmaster.
Berry Rov David (Presbyterian).
Clement Chas, blacksmith.
Cardier Jos, general store.
Drake J. saw and flour-mill.
Edmonds J T. leaf-tobacco.
Goodloe J. blacksmith.
Hill D B F. photographer.
Long J N. physician.
Mathews G S, carpenter.
Outs G W, druggist.
Oats R M. physician.
Page L. carpenter.
Reese Benj, station agt.
Rosson W L, meat market.
Seilmen, Harris & Co, gen store and coal.
Stull J W. live stock.
Wilburt Daniel, hotel.
Williamy R W, hotel.
Williams Wm, wood dealer.
WILLIAMSON'S STATION. Jefferson county (See Eden ).
WILLIAMSTOWN. Hero ic an academy, a common school. 3 churches, 2 fouring-mills, and a population of 500. Tobacco, hors and wheat are the staples exported. The village is the county-sost
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Controlling over $40.000,000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 South- crn Etates, with chief office in I opisville, Kx. Agentseverywhere.
Fin Isa. Menagers.
WIL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WIL 559
of Grant county, is on the C. S. R'y, 107 miles distant from Louisville. Daily mail. T. S. Porter, postmaster.
Bannon Patrick, saloon Bannon T & Co. blacksmiths.
Bennett Alfred. plasterer.
Billeter & Brooks, builders.
Billeter O P, taker. Blick W H, express and R Rset. Bryan Jno R. carpenter and builder.
Burch Ferdinand, barber.
Burgera Geo J. propr Burgess House. Bver- Rolt E, tailor.
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