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Ison Argailus, constable.
NEW CONCORD. Has 100 in- habitants, in Calloway county, 10 miles south-east of Murray, the county seat. Blood river furnishes power, utilized by a four-mill. Ship to Buffalo Landing, on the Tennessee river. Bank at Paris, Tenn. Tobacco, hides and tallow are exported, and a tannery would probably prove & successful enterprise here. Mail semi- weekly. J. F. Locke, postmaster.
Albritten B, justice (2} toiles west). Albritten Jas E, carpenter. Albritten W P, wagon-maker. Albritten Rev W P ( Methodist ). Baird Z, blacksmith. Braawell J C, physician.
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ROOFING SLATE FOR SALE-ALL COLORS .. J.W. Atkinson, 313-321 So. Clinton St., Chicago.
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Daly H B, blacksmith. Dugger A. Q .. Hotel.
Hamlin CS. commission (8 miles east).
Hamlin P. S., Justice of the Peace (3 miiles east ..
Hutchinson R. A. leaf-tobacco ( 1} miles n). Locke J. F., Drugs and Groceries.
Marberry T. J., General Store.
Morris .J. A .. Carpenter.
Rowlett T W. tobacco infos (2) miles n.e.) Stubblefield J C. leaf-tobacco and four-mill. Waters Rev J S (Methodist ). Welch Wm, blacksmith (2 miles south ).
Wilson M. P., Physician.
NEW EAGLE MILLS. Or Col- lin's Mills, a small village in Grant county, distant 12 miles west of the county-sent, ship to Elliston. " miles north. on the L., C. & L. Ry. A grist, saw, and carding- mill is propelled by power derived from Eagle creek. Mail semi-weekly. N. T. Stewart, postmaster.
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Beard Frank. Hour-mill. Collins John A., Flour-inill. Geiss St-phen, blacksmith. Gross Barton. wagon-maker. Saylers G W. wool-carder. Stewart N. T., General Store. Thomas R P, physician.
NEWFOUNDLAND. On the Lit- tle Sandy river, in the northern part of Elliott county, 4} miles from Martinsburg, 21 south-west of Grayson, its nearest ship- ping point, on the E. K. Ry; 300 east of Louisville, and on the daily mail and stage route from Sandy Hook to Grayson, Popu- Istion 200. John W Wells, postmaster.
Curry H M, teacher. Davis John A. stage line. Finnery Mrs Harriet, tailore's. Flanery I S, ju-tice of peace. Flanery John H, clerk. Flanery Mrs Martha, millinery. King & Ritcher, grocers. Lømasters F. watch-maker.
Lemasters J B. carpenter and physician. McSweeney & Son, blacksmiths. Maggard John, Constable. Maggard Joseph, Hour-mill. Malone & Co, general store. Parke J. J., Flour-mill ( west). Porter Il D), lawyer. Porter Mra S, tailoroess.
Robb J C, physician. Wells Melvan P, assistant postmaster .. Wells & Hillman, Carpenters.
NEW HAVEN. An incorporated town of 500 people, in Nelson county, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 144 miles from Bardstown, 44 miles from Louisville. It has 2 steam-mills, 2 churches, and 2 schools. Stage to Hudgens- ville; fare $1. Adams Express. Daily mail. James W. Maxey, postmaster. Allen W H, U S storekeeper.
Atherton J M & Co. distillers and mill- owners.
Beeler Wm H, general store.
Blincoe Thos I, hotel-propr. . Callwell M M, general store. Cass Owen R, justice of prace.
Coy S. L., Druggist. Eiden Peter, shoemaker.
Elliott & Vance. Hour and saw-mill.
Fogle Felix, hotel propr.
Gripe Charles, shoemaker.
Henderson Whitehead, wagon-maker.
Horrell Richard, notary.
Howard & Co, distillers.
Humphrey Jas H, tanner.
Hutchins Jas T, blacksmith.
Hutching Win, hardware.
Johnson Frank, constable.
Johnson Sylvester, insagt and liquors.
Johnson Thos H, New Haven Hotel. Leak G N, physician.
Leake & Spaulding, druggists and general store.
Lyons & Bowling. saw-mill.
Mayfield A & Co, gen store and distillery.
Maxey James W., Express Agent. Miller Thos H, blacksmith.
Nevett R W, ju-tice of peace. Newton Jerome, shoemaker.
Price Meredith, carpenter. Radcliffe George, painter. Rapier Sylvester, notary.
Rapier S, general store. Redman & Maxcy, general store.
Robinson W. carpenter. Rodman HI D, physician. Rooney Jas, florist. Speed W P, U S storekeeper. Thornbury Alben, undertaker.
NEW HOPE. On the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., in the south-
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westera part of Nelson county, 15 miles with-west of Bardstown, the county-seut, snd 50 south-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. Population 250. Francis Head, postmaster.
Bradford David, live stock. Bridwell Hazel, saw-mill.
('hesher I L, carpenter, wagon-maker, etc. Curamins R & Co, distillers.
Doherty F B. teacher. Drury Key Edwin ( Catholic). Hall & Co. saw-mill. Hoad F M, cooper. Head Francis, General Store and Di-till ....
Head & Miller, general store.
Masterson & Dawson, general store. Masterson Greo W Jr. blacksmith.
Mlle, E L & Co, distillers.
Miller T J. general store. Murray G V. express agt. New Hope Distilling Courpany. O'Daniel J H. justice of peace. Price Linton & Co. distillers. Samuels Jno, boot and shoemaker. Sympson B C, homeopathie physician. Ward Jno, barber.
NEW LIBERTY. This village is incorporated and contains about 450 in- habitant-, is situated in Owen county, S miles from Owenton the county-seat and nearest bank location, and 4 miles south of its shipping point, Liberty Station. on the L. C. & L. R'y, to which a stage runs daily, faro 75 cents. A steam woolen and grist-mill, 3 churches and a private school Are here. Tobacco forins the chief export. Mail daily. Jos. M. Coates, postmaster.
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Blackwell Jos, lawyer. Bond T S & Bro, grocers. Coats & Bond, dry goods. Connell J W. physician. Curtis John, undertaker. Foster J & Son. merchant tailors.
Frazier D L. grocer. Garyry B E & W B, dry goods. Gavle James, stage line. Hartwrigh J F, grocer. MeNelly HI B. didier. Minfoot Warren, lawyer. Nichol, J E. most market. Norris L D. druggist. Revell W G, hotel. Rodgers Wm, wagon-maker.
Samuel J. S., Justice of the Peace. Seirsdoffer Matthew, boot-maker.
Spangler J. L., Grocer. Sulliven & Bro, wagon-maker. Todd J G, marshal.
Toon Martin, physician.
Williams O, station agent.
NEW MARKET. Near the central part of Marion county, 6 miles south of Leb- anon, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point, on the L., & N. R. R .. 72 south-east of Louisville, and is on the daily mail and stage route between Lebanon and Camp- belleville; fare to the former point 25 cents ; to the latter point 75 cents. Mrs. L. J. Carter, postmaster.
Carter Mrs. L. J., General Store.
Collins & Graves, flour and saw-mill. HitAs T B, hotel proprietor. Lake George W. blacksmith.
Mussen John E, builder.
Newcomb Robert HI, builder.
NEWPORT. Established in 1795, and incorporated as a city in 1849. It is situated on the Ohio and the Licking rivers, in Campbell county, 12 miles north of Alexandria, the county-seat, directly op- posite Cincinnati, Ohio, on the L., C. & L. Ry. A wire suspension bridge connects the city with Cincinnati, and another bridge spans the Licking, thus, also, connecting it with Covington. According to the census of 1880, it contains a population of 21,000. It has an assessed valuation of $6.500,000, with a bonded debt of $1,035,000. It pos. sesses many fine buildings, 16 churches. representing the several denominations of Baptist, Christian, Congregational, Lu- theran, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic, and United Brethren, 3 public and a high school. maintaining 44 teachers, and having an enrollment of 2,692 scholars. A good library is also here. Street-cars traverse its principal streets, which are wide and handsome, and lighted by gas, supplied from Covington. Among its business en- terprises inay be mentioned, 2 banks, 2 newspapers, an establishment engaged in manufacturing watch-cases, a bolt and nut. works, 2 rolling-mills, a tinners' tool manu- factory, a distillery, an agricultural imple- ment factory, and 2 breweries. The New- port U. S. barracks, the headquarters of
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the Military Department of the South, is located here. The shipments consist chiefs of iron, and gas and water-pipe. Stage to Alexandria daily. fare 50 rents. Express Adams. Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. Mrs. Mary P .. Ross. postmaster.
Abel Henry, barber.
Adams Express Co, Wm H Cox, agent, Madison and Saratoga.
Allen Thos J. carpenter, 124 . Jefferson.
Alenburg Mrs M. furat're. 90 Monmouth. Armstrong Jeremiah MI., Whole- zale Dealer in Leaf-tobarn, 33 Bellevue. Arthur Jesse, lawyer, 07 York.
Artsman Gustavus, master commr.
Ashby Jos, stoves and tin ware, 145 York.
Atx wol Lemuel T. lawyer. 184 Bellevue. Baker Mrs A. confectioner, 78 Monmouth. Balmert Frank A .. Phuinber, Gas, and Stram- fitter, 195 Monmouth.
Banderman John, Hardware, Cut- lery and Farming Implements, 215 Mon- mouth.
Bankemper Bernard, grocer, Locust and Brighton.
Barber John, Boat Builder, Foot of Bellevue ard Licking River. ( Spende ) Bardsley & Mayhow (Thos Bard-ley, Da. vid Mayhewi, wall-paper, 139 York. Barlage Henry, Shewonker, 57 Walnut. Barlage J, grocer, Brighton and Locust. Barnes Jonathan, restaurant, 111 York. Bartoa Jos, saloon, Ifarris and Brig ton. Basamann Henry, grocer, 58 Walnut. Bathiany Henry, druggist, 85 Isabella. Baughman I-Hac. accountant, 63 York. Baughutan & Bodley i Franc Baughman, ,J Bodley), abstract of titles. 65 York. Baumann Win, lawyer, 184 Bellevue. Bsumbach Fred, painter, 19 Join. Baumbad John, white-washer, 7 Hamilton. Baumeister Rev R A, rector St Stephens R C church.
Beck George, shoemaker, 169 Ringold. Beckman B. cigarbox-mkr, 111 Walnut.
Behrinan Henry W. dry goods, s-e corner Monmouth and Mayo. Bennett Sidney L. physician, 201 York. Berry A S. lawyer, cor York and Taylor. Berry Bros ( Chas T and George T), Ash, etc, 108 York.
Bertke Anton, clothing, 299 Monmouth. Bertman H, borte and shoes, >> Coinmibir Bertsch Julius, confectioner, 149 York. Best Conrad, butcher, Columbia Market.
Bethman Charles, saloon, 279 Monmouth. Betz Louis, Proprietor Central Hotel (if per day ), 268 Monmouth.
Betz Matthew, livery and undertaker, 61 and 63 Jefferson.
Betz & Son ( Frank and Charles), lumber, cor Monmouth and Williamson.
Berland Julius, cigar minfr. 69 Isabella.
Biehl Frederick W., Wines, Liquors Cigars, and Bifhard Hall, 116 and 11s York.
Biehl Louis M., Hats, Caps, and Genty' Furnishing Goods, 119 York.
Billerbeck CA & son ( Chas A and Aug B), flour and feed, 89 Monmouth.
Bishop George H., Dealer in Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, York and Bellevue. Blau Mathias, saloon, 238 York.
Blaut Jno, saloon, Saratoga and Eglantine. Blesch Michael. shoemaker, 242 Monmouth. Bloomfield Albert R. dry goods. 113 York. Bloom Mrs B. grocer, 312 Washington.
Boden Mrs Jane, notions, 192 Columbia. Bodkin Thonat P. justice of peace and saloon, 54 Columbia. Bodley Abram M, coal dealer, 63 York. Boltz Jacob, barber, 102 York. Bonhajo Lonis, locksmith. 14 York.
Boude Mrs L B, dres-maker, 46 Columbia. Brandt D, dry goods. 280 Monmouth. Brazier JJohn F. lawyer, 67 York.
Bredewater John, carpenter, 172 Ringold. Breith H D, grocer. Front and Saratoga. Brinkman Henry, shoes, 88 Chestnut.
Britton John, Wholesale and Retail
Butcher, Columbia Mrkt and 257 Isabella. Brizzolara John B. saloon, I Bellevue. Brodman Michael, saloon. 102 Madison. Brown Fred, saloon, 46 Madison.
Brumback D G, painter, 111 Bellevue. Brunk David, Jr., Staple Fancy Groceries and Flour, 324 Columbia. Bruton Mrs A F. corset-maker, 113 Walnut. Bratsche Frederick, saloon, cor Monmouth and Jefferson.
Buchanan Chas P, justice, 63 York.
Buchanan F A & Co ( Frank A and Henry ), insurance agents, 64 Jefferson.
Budde Henry & Son (Henry and Heary, Jr.,, Staple and Fancy Grocerks and Liquore, 87 Walnut.
Buccker Ernst, Manufacturer Iron Railing- and of all kinds of Machinery, 15 Jeferson. (Ser udr.)
Buning & Erschell (John F Buning, Fred Krschell), undertkers and livery, 93 York.
METAL ENGRAVING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Steel Letters and Figures Stencil Letters and Figures. L. BOCHE, Engraver and Die sinker, 166 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO, ILL
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Fuchs Henry B., Saddle, Harness and Collar Manufacturer. 11 Monmouth. Fulner Ferd, stoves and tinware, 42 York. Fundehar Henry, brick mfr. Bellevue.
Garrison Abram, Carriage and Wagon Painter and Repairer, 289 Har- ris.
Gasdorf Conrad, saloon, 116 Walnut. Gas-dorf F. salomon, Jeff and Columbia. Gaal J, saloon. Brighton and Thornton. Gaupel J H. notioas. 16; Monmouth.
Geiger George M., Cigar Mfr and Dealer in Tobacco, etc., Fairfield Ave- nue, Bellevue.
Geisel Mrs Lizzie, notions. 70 Columbia. Geisler Sam'l, lawyer, York and Madison. Genoway Mrs C, general store, Bellevue. George & Botts (Wm B George. Win C Botts), Coal, 32 York. Gerding C, boots and shoes, 62 Walnut. Gideon Thos W, carpenter, 282 York.
Glick Jacob, carpenter. 248 Saratoga. Goebel Mrs E. stationer, 244 Saratoga. Goessler John | Mrs. Amelia, Admin- istratrix of), Watches, Jewelry, etc., 122 York.
Gooding Mrs M E, confection'y. 167 York. Gosney Francis M., Manufacturer Spring Wagons, corner of Brighton and Liberty. Gotthardt Conrad, grocer, $09 York.
Graninger Piers J. saloon, 73 York.
Grasmick Conrad, baker, 126 Central ave. Grau Alois. barter, 9; Elin.
Grau Michael. baker, 257 Monmouth. Grauel Gottlieb, saloon, 2 Bellevue.
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Greifenkamp Bernard, grocer, 91 Mayo. Griesenbroecker P.cigar ninfr, 14 Hamilton. Gross A, wagon-maker, Front or Taylor creek. Guedon Win, barber. 147 Monmouth. Guzel J. baker, 218 Monmonth.
Gunkel Henry, physician. 51 Jefferson. Gunkel John II. physician. 51 Jefferson. Hang Jacob, carpet-weaver. 10 York. Haas A. merchant tailor. 169 Monmonth. Hadley Mrs H J. confectionery. 122 Front. Hareman's A, physicien. 250 saratoga. Hasemano JJos. aloon. 67 Walunt. Hahn Jacob, le Dealer. Finchtown. Hainamann Anton. saloon, 40 Bellevue. Hall Wm. furniture, etc. 140 Madison. Hallam JJ R. lawyer, 86 York.
Homilton R & Co (Robert Hamilton, H Anderson), grocers, 120 York. Hammel Philip, saloon, 195 Monmouth.
Hansemann A F, saloon, 328 Monmouth. Hanson Thos, notions, 117 Monmouth.
Hansyergan Henry, Manufacturer of Carriages, Spring-wagons and Railroad Wheelbarrows, 114 and 116 Monmouth. Happensack G A, dry goods, cor York and Jefferson.
Hardin Miss A. dress-m'k'r, 96 Centralav Harrington Win HI, merchant tailor, 182 Monmouth.
Harris Chas C, justice, 84 York.
Hartleb Louis, barber, 18 Jefferson. Hartman J, tailor, cor York and Madison. Harton Win H, mayor of Newport, grocer, cor Front and Washington ave.
Hastings J, coal dealer, 31 York and 113 Mominonth.
Hauser Leo. baker, 295 Columbia. Hausmann Chas, barber, Bellevue.
Hawkins E W, lawyer, cor York and Madison.
Hawthorne Leroy R, city clerk.
Hayman E J. dry goods, cor Monmouth and Madison.
Hays Samuel H., Meat Market, L4- fayette and Division, Bellevue.
Hecking Mrs Louisa, notions, 166 Isabella. Hehman Gerhard, dour and feed, Chestnut and Brighton.
Hchinan Henry, meat market, 56 Walnut. Heim Andrew, grocer. 274 Harris.
Heinz Mrs C, saloon, 210 Monmouth.
Heinz Fred, shoemaker, 237 Madison. Heinz Nicholas, grocer, 238 York. Heitzmann Val, -aloon, 251 Saratoga.
Helm & Bigstaff' ( Chas J Helm, Samuel Big-tatf), lawyers, 65 York.
Helman Henry H. flour and grist-mill, cor Monmouth and Williamson.
Henry Mrs H A, tea-dealer, 11 Jefferson. Herbert Chas, saloon, 332 Front.
Hermann Joseph, saloon, 23 Jefferson.
Hesselbrock Bernard, grocer, 289 Wash- ington ave.
Hetsch John & Son (John and Daniel), merchant tailors. 2 Odd Fellow's Hall.
Houver & Glidden Closph Houver. Edwin A. Giddos), Manufacturers LS- dies', Misses', and Children's Fine Shoes, Handlet. bet. Ringold and Harris.
Hevl Val Jr. saloon 25 Monmouth. Hiller Jos saloon, 151 Central ave.
Hinnen J. George, Stove Mounter and Repairer, 58 Hotch. Hoban Mr. Ann, grocer, 347 Columbia. Hobble Henry, saloon, 142 Bellevue.
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Hoff Anton, barber, 118 Saratoga. Hoffmann C H, cigar mfr. 156 Monmonth. Hogan Oberton P, livery. " Monmouth. Hogan Thos .. Reporter Times-Star. and Agt Cincinnati Enquirer, 184 Bellevue. Hollerun John, saloon, 64 Bellevue.
Hohnan Mr. K. millinery, 145 Monmouth. Holzhauer Gustavus, Wholesale and Retail Draler in Drugs, Paint-, Oils, Glass and Varniches, South-east corner Monmouth and Tibbatts.
Hover F, bat- and caps. 221 Monmouth.
Huber Wm H, saloon. Finchtown.
Hubig Mrs C, baker, 184 Saratoga.
Hughes Edw, shoemaker. 82 York.
Hugle J R & Co (John R and Wm M), real estate agents, 85 York.
Hundemer Jobn B, wine and beer saloon, 76 Chestnut.
Hundinger H. meat market. Monmouth.
Hundinger H. butcher. Columbia Market. Hurley Tim, clothing, 140 Monmouth.
Huser Henry, shoes, 128 Monmouth.
Imeson Frank, steam freestone w'rks. Sara- toga and Taylor.
Immegart Fred J. grocer, 72 Monmouth. Jacks Charles, saloon. 133 Mayo.
Jarvis John, cutler, 96 Saratoga.
Jarvis Mr- Selina, confectioner.96 Saratoga. Jeancon Charles A. physician. 253 York.
JeANcon John A, physician, 192 York.
Johnson Mrs M, confectionery, 140 Mad'n. Jones Alpheus F, denti-t. 221 Madison.
Jones C. J. & Sons : Chas. J., Mathias, and Chas. J .. Jr ), Florists. cor. Ringold and Columbia.
Jones Griffith, shoemaker. 94 York.
Jonce Morris H. tailor. 86 York.
Jones Thomas, Campbell county clerk. Kamping Win F, cigars, etr. 19 York. Kavanaugh Chas, lawyer. 154 Bellevue. Kearney Mr- J. dressmaker. 153 Madison. Kearns Jolin, grocer, Bellevue.
Keener Charles F., Druggist and Apothecary, north-west cor. Monmouth and Eglantine.
Keeney Ebb W, physician. 163 York.
Keim Charles, locksmith, 155 Front. Keller Johr. druggist, cor York and Jeff. Keltler Benjamin, tailor. #1 Walnut. Kemper Harvey H. tish, 144 Monmouth. Kemper Mix & C & Co. Nannie C and Fannie Wo millinery. 151 York.
Kentucky State Journal. George M Dittoe. Editor ( Weekly and Tri. Week. ly), 19 and 21 Jefferson.
Kerns Lawrence, blacksmith, 282 Front Kiefer Mrs L, carpet-weaver, 137 Isabella Kiefer & Co (Peter Kiefer, Wm Kappel). hardware, 105 Eglantine.
Kiewitt Henry, carpenter, 74 Walnut.
Klehammer Blasius, boots and shoes, 189 Monmouth.
Klein. George. carpenfer, 151 Orchard. Klekamp Henry, grocer. 254 Saratoga. Klintworth Charles. grover, 298 York. Klostermann Joseph, furniture and confer- tionery, 8 and 22 Bellevue.
Klotzbach S, butcher, Columbia Market. Klump M, saloon, Ringold and Isabella.
Knecht & Schriver ( Charles Knecht, George W Schriver), Carpenters, Build. ers and Contractors, Isabella and Good- man.
Knoblock Jas, meat market, Orchard and Tibbatts.
Knol Mrs Frank, notions, 81 Isabella.
Knox Henry, grocer, 180 Central ave. Koch Henry, ins agt, 283 Ilarris. i Koehler Fred, lock-smith, 185 Monmouth. Kolping Club Rooms, Harris and Saratoga. Krebs Anton, shoemaker, Bellevue.
Krebs Mrs C, tinware, 262 Monmouth. Krieger G & Son (George and Edward). gold beaters and importers of bronze powders. 64 Jefferson.
Kruse Albert, dry goods. 206 Monmouth. Kurtz Mrs E, midwife, 163 Central ave. Laile Henry, saloon. 155 Monmouth. Lampe F W, carpenter, Mayo and Putnam. Lansdale Chas, cigars, etc, 104 York. Lear Edw A. grocer. Wash'tn and Harris. Lear Geo, saloon, Saratoga and Harris.
Legner & Quaing !John J. Logner,
John G. Quning ), Marble and Freestone Works. Fairfield Avenue, Bellevue. Leis Geo, shoemaker, 26 Walnut. Leninger Chas, baker, 190 Central ave.
Lewis Henry, Hardware and Hous- furnishing Goods, 121 Monmouth.
Lewis John M. dentist. 203 Bellevue. Lewis Matthew If. justice of peace, Mon- mouth and Jefferson.
Lieberth Jos, shoemaker. Patterson and Ketural.
Liermann Charles, Ment and Vege- table Market, 136 York.
Lindsey Jas, surveyor, 90 York. Link Mrs E. notions, Brighton and Elm. Linnemann Win, baker, 139 Mad.son.
Listerinann Jolin J, stoves and tinwarr 302 Monmouth.
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Livezey & Co. (Isaac W. and T. E.),
Mirs Building, Furniture and Cigar-box Lumber, foot Walnut.
Lock Fred J. physician. 20 Jefferson.
Luck John B Jr. grover, 201 Monmouth.
Lowke Fred J. physician. 171 York.
Lohr John J, dorist, 98 Ann.
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Wim H Cox, agt, Mal'en and Saratoga. Lynch M D. grocer, Walnut and Columbia. McClain W C, coal-denier. 33 York.
MeC'ue Mr- A, confectionery, 154 I-abella. Mc Elhaney John, shoemaker, 127 Front.
MeKain Mrs A, dre --- maker lu9 Labella. 3!« Lane James S, plumber, 71 York.
MeNamara Vincent, crockery and glass- ware. 162 Monmouth.
Maerten Frederick, Flour and Fred, 25; Monmouth.
Makibben Hon Thus P, county judge and alt'y-at-law. cor York and Bellevue. Manter Fred W, grocer, 201 Saratoga. Manhet Jno T, ju-tice of peace, 248 York. Margolin II, stoves, etc. 154 Monmouth. Mariani Jos, confectionery, 18 York.
Mariana Mrs W. millinery, 113 Bellevue. March Henry, saloon. 293 Monmouth. Marsh & Band sarah E. Marsh, Theresa Band ı, Milliners, 187 Monmouth. Marston Thomas A, confectionery, 104 Bellevue.
Manget Chas, merchant tailor, 112 York.
Maurer Henry, saloon, 121 Labella.
Manrer Paul, fruit and vegetables, 150 Isabella.
Megerle C, meat market, 273 York, and cor Harri- and Saratoga.
Melching H, furniture car, 108 Madison. Mertens Chas G, veterinary surgeon and barre --- maker, 10; and 108 Monmouth. Meyer- Mrs C, grover. 101 Madison.
Meyer C. baker, Williamson and Saratoga. Meyer Henry, grocer, 101 Isabella.
Meyer Mrs Kate, dressmaker cor John and Tibbatt -.
Meyer Wm, saloon. 230 Monmouth. Michelfelder Mrs C. saloon. 60 John.
Miller Adolph, salvon. os Columbia. Miller Mrs F, grocer, in Central ave. Mil'+- F. meat market. si Labella. Milles Mrs Kate, mihiner, 127 Monmouth. Miller Mra M. container, 151 Monmouth. Miner Mes Caroline, grocer. 30 Madison. Minges H. & Son dary and Huge), Hardware, Cutlery. Farming Imple. ments, Flour and Feed, 274 Monmouth.
Moore Robert, coal. cor York and Mayo. Morgan E & L ( Etoile and Lizzie), dress- makers, 100 Taylor.
Morgan George, carpenter, 100 Taylor. Moore, Harkness & Bayless ( Hugh Moore, Robert P Harkness, David B Bayless, Henry V Moore), stove factory, Front. Moore & Steelman ( Preston G Moore, Sam'l Steelman .grocers, 28> Monmouth. Morlidge S, butcher, Columbia Market. Mortlock Mrs J, confectionery 197 York.
Muhlenkamp B. grocer, 70 Chestnut.
Mullin Patrick, grocer, Bellevue.
Murnighof' C. grocer. 296 Columbia.
Murdock Jno, baker, cor Columbia and Bellevue.
Musenheimer A, barber, 66 York.
Nagel C. W. & Co. (Chas. W. Nagel, Henry H. Funke;, Manufacturers of lemp Twine and Cordage, Bellevue. Nagel Louis, meat market, 59 Patterson, Neiser Jno. cigar mufr, 292 Monmouth.
Nelson & Nelson (Juo HI and Robt W). lawyers, cor York and Madison.
Newport Brewry, Gus Artsman receiver for Jno Butcher. head Monmouth.
Newport Cemetery Co, Jno B Lock Sr, secy and treas, 192 Monmouth.
Newport Ferry Co, Albert S Berry, Jas T Williamson, foot of York.
Newport Light Co, Jno A Williamson, pres, Lee R. Hawthorne, secy, Robert Waring. troas, 225 Madison.
Newport Mutual Fire Insurance Co, Tobias A Widrig, pres, Henry M Healey, vice- pres , Jno W Schneider, secy, Robert Waring, trens, Jos Hengelbrok, surveyor, 225 Madison.
Newport Parish Record, Rev Wm M. Pettis, editor ( Protestant Episcopal, monthly), 19 and 21 Jefferson.
Newport Printing & Newspaper Co., Jestus J. Heisch, Pres't; Peter P. Eyer, Sec'y. and Trens .; Printers and Pub. . lishers of the Kentucky State Journal, People's Literary Journal, Parish Record and Die Union, 19 and 21 Jefferson. ( Sta adr.)
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