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Palmer House ($1 per day), Thos. Lahner, Proprietor, Fredrica, between First and Second.
Palmer Seth, saloon.
Palner Thomas, Proprietor Palmer House, Fredricu.
Parrish George & Walter, books, Fredrica. Parrish W E & I N, books, Main.
Paulin John, grocer. 2d.
Payne P. E., Sec. Sour-mash Distilling Company. Plaff Rosa, funiture, Main.
Planters' Bank, capital $137.950, R H Tay- lor, pres; T Watkins, cashier ; cor Fred- rica and 3d.
Planters' House, C. F. Smith, Pro- prietor, corner Fredrica and Third, op. posit- Public Square. ('re adr.)
Porter James, tobacco-stemmery.
Porter John W, supt Owensboro & Evans- ville Telegraph Co. St Ann.
Pottinger James S, cooper. Pottinger Mrs M A, groceries, etc, 4th.
Queen Thomas, Clerk Planteis' House, and Tobacco Buyer. Rauch Wohlrad, hardware, Main. Ray George, lawyer, 3d.
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PLANTERS' HOTEL,
OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY. RATES, $1.50 and $2.00 Per Day. C. F. SMITH, Proprietor.
This House has been remodeled and refurnished, including all the modern conveniences. Good Sample Rooms. References, the traveling public.
D. W. GRAVES & BRO. Manufacturera of
Fine Boots and Shoes.
Third St., Opposite Court-House,
OWENSBORO, KY.
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THE MESSENGER and EXAMINER. Semi-Weekly and Weekly. OWENSBORO, - KY. MUNDAY & BRANSFORD, Publishers. This paper is the successor of both the Owens- boro Mpasenger and the Owensboro Examiner, the two largeut and most extensively circulated papers in the Green River Country. It in .pub- list. flu a live city of over 10,000 inhabitants, an ! circulated all over the fertile And populous region comprising several counties adjacent. Both editione are among the best advertising medium in the West, and the rates are low.
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Read Osmond D, saddler. Reese Abe E, clothing, etc, Main.
Reid Thomas & John, tobacco-stemmery. Reinhart Joseph, grocery, Walnut.
Reinhardt & Bro (Wm F and John), gro- cers, Main. Reinhardt & Marks, tobacco-stemmery. Reno Lawson, Postmaster.
Riley & Merarla. d Camden Riley, John L M. Farlandı. lawyers, 3d.
Riley & Triplett (Camden Riley, George V Tripleten lawyers, 3d.
Rinehart Joseph. groceries.
Robinson John I, blacksmith, Main.
Rogers John C, ferd stable. Peari.
Rose Joseph, carpenter.
Rosenfield! A & Co. tobacco-stemmery. Rosenti -! 1 Samu 1. clothing. etc, Main.
Rosenthal Bernhard, Bottler of Beer, Ale, Soda, etc , Main.
Roth Adolph, jeweler, Main.
Rothchild Mr- I & Co. dry goods, milli- nerv and notions. Main.
Rothchild JJ. & JJ. Joseph and Joseph, Jr.). Whohale and Retail Dry Gouds, Boots, Shoes and Ch thing, Main.
Rudd James C., Real Estate, Office, Savings Bank.
Andin Mrs Einma, confectionery. etc, Main. Sawver & Brodie, tobacco-stemmery,
Scheffler & Hay ( Emil Scheffler, Wm Hay). boot and shoemakers, St Ann. Schindler Gottleib, meat market.
Scott Henry W, county ju lye.
Scott J B, groceries and liquors. Fredrica. Scott Thomas P, watches, jewelry, etc, Fredrica.
Serien E & Co, stoves and tinware, Main. Sharpe Wm & Co (Wmn Sharpe, Jacob S Botten wiser), dry gouds, shoes, notions, etc. Fredrica.
Sheffer Thos & Co / Thos J and Sylvester Monarch, Thos Sheffer), distillers (10 miles south 1.
Sites & Brannon ( Edward Sites, Wm. H Brannon ), Groceries and Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Cigare, Tobacco, Main. Slack Mil H. attorney at law. Slack Robert W, lawyer, 3d.
Small J A & Bro Jarues A and Jerry Y), groceries, Main. Smith George, blacksmith. Smith Jacob, meat market. Fredrica. Smith Joseph, meat market, Main. Smith Nicholas, incat market, Main. Snyder Hiram, blacksmith, 4th.
Sommer Fred, wagon-maker. Sosh John M, blacksmith, Main.
Sour-mash Distillery Co., Capital $150,000, M. V. Monarch, Pres .; P. E. Payne, Sec .; J. A. Brown, Asst. Sec., Distillers of Fine Kentucky Whiskies; Distillery, 14 miles east; Office, cor. St. Ann and Main.
Spickernagle John, undertaker, Main. Spoerri John, propr Spoerri's hotel, Main. Steitler A. groceries and suloon, Fredrica Stirman Win D, physician, 3d.
Stirman & Carson ( M G Stirman, J M Car- son), stone quarry, 3d. Stirman & Co ( Middleton and Wm G Stir. man, J M Carson ), atone quarry.
Stivers Thomas V, cooper. Stivers Wm A, painter, Main. Streh! Victor, groceries, 4th.
Strehl ---- , groceries, Henderson road.
Stuart Wm A, internal rev collector 22 dist of Kentucky; office St Ann and Cd. Stuart & Atchison (James Stuart, John D Atchison), lawyers, 2d.
Stuart & Johnson (A A Stuart, J M John- son), civil engineers, Rudd block, St Ann. Sundt Albert. dentist, Main and St Ann. Sunthimer Hannah, general store, 2d.
Sweeney W. N. & Sons (Wm N., Jas J and Wm. C.), Lawyers, Sweeney's Block, Main.
Swoope Gro W, lawyer, St Ann.
Taylor John H, dentist, Fredrica.
Taylor R H. pres Planters' bank. Taylor BHI & E P. lawyers, 3d. Tenley J Robert, grocery, Main.
Tennes Mrs Paul, brick-yard.
Terrilt Joshua C, propr Grange flouring. mill, 4th.
Tharp James K, grocery, 2d.
Theobold & Smuck, carpenters.
Thixton & Slaughter (Jno. Thixton, Jos. W. Slaughter), Wholesale Liquors and Distillers. Main.
Thomas Cal T, barber, 2d.
Tise & Zenor, wagon-makers, 2d.
Todd Charles H. physician, 3d. Todd Robt S, lawyer, Rudd block, St Ann. Tomei Isaac, fruits, etc. St Ann.
Tompkins A C & Co, tobacco.stemmery. Tompkins Henry P, tobacco.stemmery.
Triplett. Bacon & Co. (R. S. Trip- lett. F. W. Bacon, G. A. Williams, R. S. Triplett, Jr. ), Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, Steamboat and Railroad Agents, tout of Fredrica.
BARBEE & CASTLEMAN. Have Srifled more than 1,400 Losses, and have had but 13 he- misted Claims. Agents Everywhere - OWE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OWE 459
Troutman & Rarick (J. P. Trout- man, P. Rarick), Carriage, Wagon, and Piew Manufacturers, cor. Fourth and Leitebfield road.
Turpin & Wood, tobacco-stemmery.
Tyler Edwin HI, physician, 3d.
Tyler & Luckett, physicians.
Vowels & Green, saloon.
Walp & Maze. blacksmiths.
Wand'ing John, cashier Deposit Bank, of Owensboro.
Wandling & Buckner ( John Wandhng, E G Buckner), insurance. Fredrica and 23. Washburn House (Per day $2). ( o. D). Mattingay, Proprietor, corner Fredrica and Third.
Washburne & Smith (L. B. Wash- burne. C. F. Smith ,, Proprietors Planters' Hotise Salmon and Billiard Parlors. -
Watkins Samuel S. physician, 3d.
Watkins & Carter ( Phil T Watkins, J W Carteri, insurance, 3d.
Weibel Henry, meat market, 3d.
Weill Ernest, clothing. Main.
W'eir Jaines, President Deposit Bank, of Ower sboro.
Weir, Weir & Walker (Jas and Jobn G Weir, CS Walkeri, lawyers, cor 2d and Fredrica.
W'eir & Moorman, propr's Southern Wheel and Handle Works, city limits.
Welch John T Distillery Co (John T Welch. A T Harris, Jr. John W Belt, S V Wallron. A Rosenfeldl. Rob't S Trip- lett), distillers, (21 miles east ).
Whalen E W. carpenter.
Whitehead James, carpenter.
Wilbur Mrs N E, groceries, 4th.
Wile & J & Sous (Sol, Benj, Joseph, and Henry, clothing. boots, shoes, etc. Main. Wiley Mrs J. gents furnishing goods, hats and came. Main.
Wilhite Wm M. groceries, Fredrica.
Williams John, carpenter.
Williams & Powers : G W Williams, J D Power), lawyers, Rudd's block, St Ann. Winter Caroline, bakery.
Wire Mis- H E, millinery and fancy goods, 3d and St A:I.
Witoldhofer Lane, dry goods, clothing, etc, Fredrica.
Wolf Aaron, dry goods, And shoes, Msin. Woot Albert C. physician, 3d. Woffr.l & Hathaway. hardware.
Woolfolk John &i manager people's wharf- bost, foot Fredrica.
Wright Barnes & Co, coopers, Center nr 4tb. Yager Joel F, livery stable, Pearl.
Yewell J M, justice of peace ( 4 miles e). Zinsz Adam, saloon and boarding, 2d.
OWENTON. Situated in about the center of Owen county, of which it is the county-seat. Settled in 1818. it was incor- porated in 1828, It is 8 miles north-east of Gratz, its nearest shipping point by water, on the Kentucky river, 12 south-east of Sparta, on the L., C. & L. R'y. its nearest shipping point by rail. 66 south-west of Cin- cinnati, and 77 north-east of Louisville. It has 3 churches, a good court-house and jail, a national bank, a weekly newspaper, the Owen Times, and has a daily mail and stage communication with Sparta and Warsaw. Adams Express. Western Union Telegraph. Population 700. D. B. Mef- ford, postmaster.
Balsey Paul, barber. Barthel A, shoemaker.
Beck Rev J N (Christian).
Bloom A S, propr Owen Hotel.
Brand George, shoemaker.
Chilser Nicholas N. carriage mnfr.
Clark James, leaf-tobacco.
Cobb Alfred, saddles and barness.
Cox Attilla, prest turnpike company.
Cox F & A, groceries.
Cox James P. general store.
Cox Luke O, express and ins agt.
Craig Reuben B, groceries and provisione.
Craigmyle G W, blacksmith.
Duncan James A. lawyer.
Ebersole & Vanden, general store.
Exchange Hotel, Harry B. Rigg, Pro- prietor ; $2 per day.
Forsel Mr: Jenni., dres+-maker.
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Gaines Joseph L, wholesale liquors.
Gallagher John. painter.
Gallagher & Sons, confectioners.
Garrison S W, livery-stable.
Garvey Robert, Iraf-tobacco.
Gibson J B, tobacco.
Groene John W., County Judge and Attorney at Law. Greene & Lindsay (J. W. Greene, W'm. Lindsay!, Lawyers.
Hallam & Gordon, lawyers. Hartough J C. undertaker. Hear Robert S. grocer.
Holbrook Jessie, county treasurer. Horniper Christian, builder.
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Hooper Josephus. dentist. Hunt John M. livery. Jackson J W, hotel. Johnson J W, physician. Judy M B, carponte :.
Klein Solomon, general store.
Levy & Wolf. clothing.
Lieberman Henry, grocer and notions.
Lillarit Jerry D. lawyer.
Lowe George'S, post naster.
Mc Bride --. cigars.
Modernis J W. porsician.
Manning Charles F. jeweler.
Martin John B, county clerk.
Montgomery Honsy P, lawyer. Moore Harbin H, constable.
Morgan Lewis, coroner. Munday J F. physician.
National Bank of Owenton, Asn P Grover, pres; N H Wither.poor, cashier.
Owen Hotel, A S Bloom, propr.
Owen News, Goorge Lee and E. Orr. Proprietors.
Peak R. J, physician and druggist.
Perry James W, lawyer.
Rees Farmer, physician and druggist.
Revill Joseph (', clerk circuit court.
Rigg E G, supt Ciark's tobacco house.
Rigg Harry B, propr Exchange Hotel.
Riley James N. phy -ician.
Roberts W B Ir grocer.
Roland Bros, distillery, saw and gri-t-mill.
Samuels James, plasterer.
Sanders Mrs Ella. millinery.
Sanford W'm H, attorney at law.
Settle E E, lawyer.
Smith John W. county assessor.
Strother Charles police judge.
Strother & Orr, Lawyers. Suitor & Hartsongh. builders.
Tomlinson May, stoves and tinware.
Vallandingham HI C, county surveyor. Waldrop Rev John W ( Baptist). Watson N J, sheriff.
Wingate Henry, justice of peace.
Witherspoon N II, cashier Nat'l B'k Oven. Wood A, teacher.
Yancey R H, justice of peace.
OWINGSVILLE. £ The county. seat of Bath, 14 miles north-east of Mit. Sterling, its nearest shipping point, on the Mt. Sterling.division of the L., C. & L. R'y. It be- 3 churches, viz : 1 Christian and 2 Methodist ( white and colored), 1 public and 2 private schools, 2 banking houses and 1 weekly newspaper. Daily mail and stage to Mt. Sterling, fare $1. Daily stage to Carlisle, 23 miles north-west, fare $2. Tri-weekly stage to Maysville, 574 miles north, fare $2.50. Adams Express. Popu- lation 1,000. A. S. Thomas, postmaster.
Adams Express, W HI Daugherty, agt. Badger David L, druggist.
Bandurant Isaac, blacksmith.
Bascom Alfred, flour-mill ( 1) miles west).
Bath County News, W S Gudgell, propr. Brooks Caleb R, lawver.
Brooks Mrs E R. hotel.
Brother Enoch V, probate judge Bath county court.
Brother J R & R B. sewing-machines.
Boyd Mrs J W. milliner.
Byron Jasper N. shoemaker.
Catlett Jno T, physician.
Christopher J B, barber.
Conner Alex, Inwyer.
Conner D. Ellis, Attorney at Law and City Judge.
Conner Wm P, circuit and common pleas court clerk.
J. W. GREENE,
(GREENE & LINDSAY.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW OWENTON, KENTUCKY.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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Crouch Cuthelbert, wool carding. Crouch F M. meat market.
Crouch T W, sheriff. Crutcher B A, dry goods. Curry Geo MI, physician.
Day Rev S A ( Methodist S).
Daugherty W H & Co, general store.
Di-trick Chas A, groceries.
Denny Damei, shoemaker.
Ewing A J. Hour-mill (4 miles north).
Ewing T W. general store.
Exchange & Deposit Bank of Lee Son, J. A. J. Lee, President; J. Clay Lee, Ca-sier.
Ficklin Jas P. saddlery and shoes.
Fratinan Salford E, groceries.
Fratman Benj F, groceries.
Gault Davil T, cabine :- maker.
Gillen JJno. carpenter. Goodpaster Charles W. lawyer.
Goodpaster J B & Charles & Co, bankers. Goodfaster Bros, dry goods and clothing. Gossett & Brooks, groceries.
Gudgell W L. propr of Bath County News. Gudgell & Son, lawyers.
Hampton JJas F, painter. Hoon Chas H, furniture. Ilonaker Chas W, druggist.
Hurt Jno S. lawyer.
Hutcheson Jacob W, saddler.
Kimbrough J T, drugs.
Lacy Boon D, lawyer.
Lee J. Clay, Cashier Exchange and Deposit Bank and Insurance Agent. Lightfoot W D. blacksmith.
McQuithy Christopher, wagon-maker.
Markland C P. shoemaker.
Maury Jas F, jailer.
Minihan E, harness-maker.
Hours T. saloon.
Nesbitt Jas J. lawyer and master commr. Nesbitt Ja, M, lawyer. Patrick W, bakery.
Patterson W P. lawyer.
Perry W W & Co. hardware.
Perry & Cooper, furniture and undertakers. Peters N A, dry goods.
Ramsey Jno A, hardware.
Reid & Young, lawyers.
P.chert Jas M, general store. Riggen Offl S. county clerk. Slevyer Louis R. dry good .. Sto in Jas, livery stable. Thom a n & Alfred, livery and stage line.
Thomas Algen S., Tailor and Post- master.
Tipton L. blacksmith
Turner Rev HI (Christian).
Turner Jno A, lawyer.
Turner Joshua E, physician.
Visher Fred, carpenter.
Wallenstein A, dry goods and clothing.
Wills Jno C, physician.
Wright Benj S, blacksmith. \
Young Thos J. propr Owingsville Outlook. Young J A, constable.
OXFORD. In Scott county, 5 miles north-east of Georgetown, the county.seat and shipping point, on the C. S. R'y, and also the location of the nearest bank. Grain, stock, hemp, tobacco and produce are shipped. The village contains 150 inhabitants. Three churches and a dis- triet school are here. Mail tri-weekly,
S. S. Moore, postmaster.
Barkley Jno H, constab!c.
Gaylor A. mechanic.
Hambrick E. M., Justice of Peace. Hammnon A D, mechanic.
Moore W. G., Physician. Moore S. S. General Store. Price Jacob, general store.
Salyers Win, justice of peace. Shropshire M P. physician.
Sbuff T K, grain and live stock.
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PADUCAH. This city, the county. sent of Mccracken county, 221 miles from Louisville, is the terminus of the P. & E. and M., P. & N. Railroads in addition to be- ing an important landing on the Ohio river. It was incorporated as a city in 1856 and re-incorporated in 1870, and ranks as the fifth city in size, importance and enter- price in the State. The assessed valuation is $3,000.000, with a bonded debt of $124,- 000. It is supplied with strect-cars, has gas and water-works; the streets are wide and beautifully shaded, and lighted with gas. Much improvement has Istely been carried on. Among the manufacturing interests are 2 four-mills, 2 machine-shops, several carriage and wagon manufactories, a hub and spoke factory, 2 saw-mills and & furniture factory. There are also a daily and a tri-weekly newspaper, 2 hotels, the leading and most popular being the Rich- mond House, i banks, a college, 3 public schools and 14 churches. Paducah trans- acts a large wholesale business with the
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surrounding counties. Stage to Benton daily and to Biandville tri-weekly. Ex. pre-s Adams and Southern. Mail daily. Population 11,000. J. H. Asheroft, pust- Inaster.
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Adamıs Express Co, A H Nunemacher, agt, opp pr st- fce.
Alexander J R. physician. 221 Broadway. Allard John L., Proprietor Marine Fiouring-mills, South Main
Amman W J. carriage minfr, 104 . Market. American German National Bank, capital ¿100,000, Henry M Gibson, prest: TJ Atkins, vice-pres; Geo C Thompson, cashier, 109 Broadway.
American Hotel, Mar-hal M Conner propr. & Main.
Anderson Bros ( Charles A and Allen T), broom innfre, Main.
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Anderson Edward, boot and skomaker.
Anderson & Cade Wm T Anderson, Wm A Cader, grocer-, 18 s Market.
Anspacher Abe E., Wholesale and Retail Hats and Caps and Gents' Fur- nishing Goods, 118 Broadway.
Ashbrook T. J. & Son (Thomas J. and Robert E), Insurance Agents and Real Estate, 12 North Market. (See adr.) Ashcroft James H., Postmaster.
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Atkins & Roberson ( Thomas J Atkins, George W Robertaon ), grocers and pork- packers, 22 + Market.
Atkinson Christopher, blacksmith, Court.
Atkinson James M. blacksmith. Court. Bachman Mrs E W. grocery, s Locust.
Backer George F, grocer, cor Congress and Washington.
Bagby E W, lawyer, 27 Broadway.
Baker John. tobacco, Locu-t, n of Jefferson. Baldwin D H & Co, SJ Housh, manager, pianos and organs, 200 Broadway. Ballard & Thompson (Thaddeus F. Bal- isedl. James P Ih ampiony, publrs Daily and Weekly News, blank book mufts and bindery, 23 Broadway. Ballowe S. meats, 3 Central Market.
Barry Thomas I. grocer'es, 50's Market. Bechtold F. - how maker, a Locust. Becker Joseph W. physician, 26 Broadway. Boll W'm A. druggist, 8 Broadway. Benson James, blacksmith. Jefferson.
Bernhard George, howmaker, 25 Broadway. Bernheim Brow & Co (I-ase W and Ber- card Bernheim and Nathan Mi Uri), whol liquors, 3 n Market.
Bayer Conrad, saloon, 32 Broadway .. Boyer Ulrich, meats, 13 Central Market. Biederman & Bonnin, grocers, cor Poplar and Washington.
Bigger & Reid (Joseph M. Bigger, Wm. R Reid), Lawyers, South Oak. Birchett Thomas J. city marshal, 14 n Oak. Bleich Jacob, propr Louisville House and saloon, s Main.
Bleich John J, watche-, etc, 116 Broadway. loomfield & Ellen (John W Bloomfield, James W Eden), lawyers, & Oak.
Bium Joseph saloon, 302 Broadway.
Bondurant 1 K & Co (J K Bondurant, D
M Flournoy), wh grocers, 113 Broadway. Boone Richard T, carpenter.
Boswell & Flournoy (L W Boswell, K R Flournoy), grocers, 20 a Market.
Bowman Anderson, barler, 19 s Market. Boyd Payne, barber, Main.
Boyd Rhey, lawyer. s Oak.
Boyd & Wash (F M Boyd, R O Wash), wines, etc. and restaurant, 120 Br'dway. Bradshaw Wm T, county attorney, 203 Broadway.
Brahic & Hazotte ( Aug Brahic, Jos HI Ha- zotte), grocery. Broadway.
Brian J P, auction and commis'n, 24 s Mkt. Broadfoot Bros, groceries and saloon, head s Locust.
Broadway House, J S Young propr.
Broadway Opera-house, Harry Walker propr, Henry Hazlep manager.
Brooks John G, physician, 303 Broadway. Brooks J P. constable, second district. Bryan W Norflet, constable, tifth district. Bryce Samuel C. lawyer, 11 n Oak.
Buckner & Brann (Jas M Buckner, Wm V
Brann), tobacco and cotton, cor Market and Jefferson.
Bullitt Wm G, lawyer, 8 s Oak.
Burgauer & Weil ( Henry Burganer, Ber- nard Weil), jobbers cigars, 122 Br'away. Burger Czar, meats, 15 Central market. Burnett Henry, lawyer, s Oak.
Burnett R K & Son ( Rufus K and John), lese-tobaren, cor Jefferson and Market. Burrill Nelsen, harnowe-maker, Court.
Burroughs George A., Associate Editor Paducah Morning Enterprise. Caldwell Samuel B, county surveyer.
Calhoun Andy B, city court clerk and notary, 14 n Osk.
Calissi Richard, confectioner, 85 Broadway, Campbell Jatnes Jr. lawyer, 8 8 Oak. Carter T P. saloon, Washington and Poplar.
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Cherry M V, groceries, 102 Broadway. City National Bank, cap $200.000, Samuel B Hughes pres, Elbridge Palmer cashr. 126 Broadway.
Clark Manning A, justice of peace.
Clark Samuel H. groceries, produce and poultry, 21 and 25 s Market.
Whourn Jas R. manager W U Tel Co and Telephone Exchange, IR Bonviway.
Cohn Samuel K. dry good -. 40 Broadway. Collier Chas C, second-hand store, Court. Conner M M. propr Amer'n Hotel, & Main. Cookendorfer C Hf, propr Planter's House, Court.
Craft Hugh M, harness-mkr. 9 nr Oak. Croa! Chas, trunk infr, 11 Broadway.
Culloy D C, supt public schools.
Dallam IS. Every . cable, 18 n Oak.
Davis F T, physician. 125 Broadway.
Davis & Walbert ( Geo R Davis, Jas T Walbert), hardware, stoves. etc. 14 s Market.
Delvir Geo H, mnfr chairs, wash-board ?. etc, Locust, nr Jackson.
Devett Martin, groceries, Girard.
Diebl Henry & Co ( Henry Diehl. Wm T Overstreet), shoes, 122 Broadway.
Dilk W, grocery, cor Locur and Jackson. Dounoy Thos, saloon, 37 & Market.
Dryfus H & Co ( Henry and Simon Dryfus), dry goods, etc, 211 Broadway.
Du Bois & Robertson (L Stanby DuBois, Jas E Robertson), drugs, 301 Broadway. Dupee Bey G W (cold Baptist).
Durrett Jas M, butcher, Central Market. Edwards T C, jailer.
Khmer August F, shoemaker, n Oak.
Ellington Win P, wagon-yard, Locust and Washington.
Emery & Scott ( Lorenzo W Emery. Mal- bon K sent), wholesale hardware. stoves, iron and tin ware, 9 and 11 n Market. Engilman Joseph, second-hand store, 17 a Market.
Ensel GS (Jewish Rabbi).
Kapitein Morris, notions, etc, 205 Broadway. Epstein M & Co ( Mayer Epstein. Morris Baer), dry gon's, pre. 39 Broadway.
Ewell Henry C, grocery, Locust.
Rwell Henry C, groceries, cor Trimble and Poplar.
Ewell & Son (John and John G), grocers, cor Locust and Jackson.
Farloy Elxin, grocery, Mechanicsburg. Farley John C, drug, and groceries, Me- chanicsburg.
Farley Jolin C, justice of peace 2d district. Fels S & Bro ( Samuel and Emil), general store. 115 Broad way.
First National Bank, capital $100,000, Wm Beadles, pres ; Salem P Cope, cashr; 201 Broadway.
Fisher JJulin G, bakery, grocery and saloon, -- Broad way and - Locust
Fisher & Paxton (John W Fisher, Win F Paxton wholesale groceries, 5 Market. Fleece Francis D. saionn, 37 Court.
Flournoy Thes J, migr Paducah Gas-light Co. and insurance agent, s Oak. Fly Rev J ( M E Sonth ).
Fourshre Daniel. constable, 1st district.
Fowler Bros. & Co. (Joseph and Mrs. Laura S. Fowler, Geo. C. Crumbaugh), Ship Chandlery ; Receiving. Forwarding and Comm'n Merchants ; Coal, Ice, Gro- (vries: Steamboat Agents, and Prop'rs Steamer Gus Fowler. and Wharf-boat, corner Broadway and Main.
Fowler Mra Emma, cigars and tobacco. Fraser D J, boots and shoes, 105 Broadway. Friedberg Miss Catherine, millinery, 216 Broadway.
Friedman Julius, millinery, 220 B'dway. Friedrick Carl, sewing-mach, 203 Brdway. Futrell Etheldred, justice, 3d district.
Gafford John, blacksmith, Washington.
Gaines John B., Editor and Pro- prietor Paducah Morning Enterprise, Broadway.
Gardner Jesse H, insurance.
Gilbert Hugh, grocer. s Locust.
Gilbert Je-se C, lawyer, 221 Broadway. Gilbert, McGonagill & Bred (Jesse C Gil- bert, David A MeGonagill, Wm M Reed), lawyers, 219 Broadway.
Gilson Edward P, paints, oils and glass, 304 Broadway.
Gilson Henry M, druggist, 226 Broadway. Gilson Henry, pres American German Na- tivual Bank, 100 Brond way.
Glauber J N & Bro, grocery and saloon, corner Court and Poplar.
Glore Lawrence (colored ). saloon, a Main. Goldsmith Simon, gen mdse. 124 Brdway. Gray & Bryant iGroen Gray, James Bry- wnt), barbera 223 Broadway.
Grenr Charles R. meats, 4 Central Market. Greer Win D. lawyer and collection agent, 18 Broadway.
Greif Adrian W, carriage-maker, 119 Court.
Greif J J & Son, meats, 1 Central Market.
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Greif Lafayette A M, insurance agent and notary public, lo Broadway.
Greif Win, ins agt and U S com'r, 18 Broadway.
Greif Win. J., Insurance, Real Estate and Notary, 14 Broadway.
Grief Frank I, constable, 7th district.
Grist Mr. A T millinery. 4 s Locust.
Grist & Gris ( Anlum Tand Charles B), barbera, 6 : Locust.
Gross L & Co ( Lui- Gross, -), confec- tionery, toys, ete, 6 n Market.
Guthrie J J. dry goods, ete, 214 Broadway. Hale & Garrett (Sol K Hale, Le & Gar-
rett), wh and retail grocers, 26; Market. Halloran J, saddles and harness, 25 s Mht. Hank Peter, boot and shoemaker. s Locust. Hans Nicholas, salon, 32 . Market.
Harris Jovah, Jr., Attorney at Law, and Collection Agent, 683 Broadway. Harris W H, fancy groceries, 120 Broadway. llarris Win Il, groceries. 34's Market.
Hart George O, wh and retail hardware and stoves. 100 Broadway
Haube Samuel, meats. 5 Central Market.
Hazotte & Brabic, greerry and saloon, cor Poplar and Trimble.
Hecht, Ezell & Bryan ( Max Hecht, Jas M Ezell, W H Bryan), dry goods, cloth- ing, etc. 106 Broadway.
Hendrick Rev JJ T ( Pre-byterian ). Herring Rowland, grocery, Court.
Herrman H, -xw-wall, Mechanicsburg. Hersher David, hides and pelts, 11 Court. Hippel Fred, grocery and minon, s Poplar. Hobson & Co ( Henry H Hobson, -), to- barco commis'n, cor Jefferson and Main. Hogan D C. school commix-joner.
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