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Kelly & Bro (Jamesand Edward), livery. Kennedy Frankl'n. lawyer.
Kenney Win M .Fr. however.
Kiely John P. boots and shoes.
Kriener Nichols,, saddles and harness.
Kronenberger B & D , Bettie and Dal- phine), milliners.
Lancaster & Bro ( Chas J and James W), sewing-machines
Lewis Thos H, agricultural implements, grain, coal. seeds and produce.
Lille-ton & Co/S-lby Lilleston, C M Clen- denin), meat market. Lock hart George C. lawyer.
Long .I H & Co (J H Long -), foun- ders and machinists. Long & Newhall iJJ H Ling, W J New- hall). junk.
Lorely & White (Jno V Lorely, George G White), grocers.
Lyle Win R, lawyer.
McCarney G T & Co (Geo T McCarney. Mrs Bettie Mitoholly, grocers.
Mccarthy Cha- B. books, etc.
McChesney F L & J RiFrancis L and Jas By, propr- Western Citizen. MeClintock & Divi- Ja- Me Clintock, Jas T Davis), hardware. Mc Fadden John. photographer.
Mc Millan Rev E MI ( North Presbyterian). McMillan John T. dentist.
Mann Russell. lawyer.
Marie Wmn W. whisking.
Mernaugh JJas, city marshal.
Millor David, grocer. Miller Jaines, live stock.
Miller J B & Co (John Band L A Miller), dry goods. Mill ., Perton M, olk quarterly court.
Milligin & Perry John A Mulligan, Ben- juinin Perry ), stoves and tinware.
Mitchell Misses E & S D, milliners,
Murphy John, grocer.
Myall Wm, lawyer. Necley Joseph & Son ( Joseph and Robert J ), agricultural implements, grain, etc. Neil John, saloon.
Newhoff Aaron, dry goods,
Nichols Thos J, live stock
Nippert Geo W, grocer and confectioner.
Nippert P. baker, conf'r and ice dealer.
Northeutt John B, sberitf.
Northern Bank of Ky. capital $400,000; Jos Mitchell, pres ; C Alexander, cashier. Offutt Chas, lawyer.
Osburn Thos, agt Adams express co.
Otwell & Wilson ( Tho> F Otwell, Jos A Wilson). druggists.
Page Roger J, lawyer.
Paris True Kentuckian (weekly), J G Craddock, editor and prop'r.
Paton Bonj G. lawyer.
Paton Henry T, house furnishing goods.
Paton Jus, city clerk.
Phillips & Elgin ( Thos Phillips, Jeff C Elgin), meats.
Pollock Mrs G B, milliner.
Pollock Thos H, carpenter.
Porter Jeff, confectioner.
Price L & Co (Lazarus and John S Price), clothing.
Purnell Wni Mf, lawyer.
Ray J Ed, physician.
Ray John D. physician.
Buche Daniel, grocer.
Roche Thos F, boots and shoes.
Rowland & McClure ( Wm S Rowland. James McClaro), boots and shoes.
Rucker Win R, insurance agent.
Sanders Alexander. books and stationery.
Schwab M & Co ( Max Schwab --- ), dry goods.
Schwartz Jacob, groceries and saloon.
Semi-weekly Bourbon Sun, Keller & John- son, publishers.
Shaw Benj, machinist. Shaw John J & Co (John J Shaw, -), stoves and tinware. Shaw Win. tour-cuill. Shinners Edward, saloon.
Shire Abraham, watches and jewelry.
Smith Geo F. wagon-maker.
Soper Luther. grocer.
Spraks & Nelson (John T Speaks, Rob't Nelson. livery. Spears Edw F. Hour-mill (7 miles s-e). Spears John E, dry goods.
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Butchers' and Packers' Supplies and General Hardware Spo- cialties. FRED. SCHMIEDING, 835 Broadway and 830 N .- Fourth Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. Send for Catalogue.
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Spears & Chambers ( Henry Spears. Wm B Chambers), grocers.
Stephens Chas, grover. Steuhan Wm, barber.
Stewart Henry C. blacksmith.
Stoker John. saloon. Stoner R G. live stock.'
Sullivan Mrs M. grocer.
Sweeney Elier lohn S : Christian).
Talbott W. T., Hemp MInfr, and coal gnu grain. Junction K. C. and M. & L. Railroads. Tarr Win, live stock. Talbott Charles, live stock.
Taylor Irwin, lawyer.
Tavlor J L & Co (Joseph L and Oscar L Taylory, clothing.
Taylor Rov Sam FS ( Baptist).
Thomas Rev Jantes : Baptist).
Thomas James M. gen store and lumber.
Thomas Keller, live stock.
Thomas Mason, waron-maker.
Thomas Win H. distiller (6 miles n-w).
Thurston House, John Griffith. propr. Tucker Gideon, dry goods.
Tully Miss M E, milliner.
Turner J W, hats, cups, boots, and shoes. Turney Henry, Proprietor Bourbon House.
Turney Hon Matt, judge county court.
Turney & Hart ( Daniel Turney, Bush Hart), livery. Vansant J T. physician.
Vought Rey J'O A (Southern Methodist). Wade Thomas C. grocer.
Wagner Albert H, barber.
Watson George, shoemaker.
Weeks Rev George A (Episcopal). Welsh Sisters : Mary and Maggiei. notions. Western Citizen, weekly, FL and J R McChesney proprs.
White G G & Co ( George G White, Yates Ferguson ). distillers.
White John II, barber. Zeisz Jacob, barber.
PARK. In the north-eastern part of Barren county, 13 miles north-east of Glasgow, the county-seat, 10 south of Horse Cave, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 93 south of Lowisville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 25. Mary M. Grady, postmaster.
Burks John, live stock. Grady A A. genl agt Singer sewing-machs. ifutcherson Wm (. lawyer.
Lasley V C, physician.
Nahur Morris, general store.
PARKER'S GROVE. A small post-office, in La Rue county, 6 mniles east of Uptonville.
PARKSVILLE. On the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 7 miles south of Danville, the county-seat, and 80 south- east of Louisville. Daily mail. Popula- tion 220. S. C. Brewer, postmaster.
Barnett CO. railroad and express agent. Bower F M. wagon-maker.
Brown W A. physician.
Caldwell JJas S, constable.
Caldwell & S. general store.
Clelland T E, teacher.
Cozatt Jarob, flour-mill.
Cunningham W H, mechanic.
Dann J M, grain.
Hope Jas, poliec judge.
Lewis T M S, dentist. Owens J F. live stock. Park, Mrs E A, hotel.
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Phelp- J A physician. Wingate Bros. shoemakers. Wright & Hankleo. Marksmiths.
PARMLEYSVILLE. Is in the south-eastern part of Wayne county, 14 miles south-east of Monticello, the county- sent. 10 from Pine Kus. its nearest ship- pire point, on the C. S. R.v. In south- ast " Laville and is on the weekly mail an ! staze route from Huntsville. Tenn., to Monticello. Population 142. S. C. Davis, postmaster.
Barrett Jonathan. Pour-mill. Davenport Il M. blacksmith. Davis S. C., Physician. Hurt II T. - hoemaker. Rvar Why, physician. Ryan W & T. Feneral -tore. Steel John, miiler.
PARTRIDGE. A -tilement of 50 people in Letcher county, 10 miles from Whitesburg, on the Cumberland river, and 250 from Louisville. Pikeville. 50 miles away, is the nearest shipping point. Here is a grist and saw-mill . water-power). Baptist and Methodist churches, and a free school. Daily mail. Joseph Day, postmaster.
Bagge John Sr, cooper. Brown J M. justice of peace. Brown Wm, blacksmith. Fields S W, general store. Hall Wm. constable. Kelley W J. general store. Magaard D M, blacksmith and justice. Maggard Inan, bla .ksmith. Martard J F. miller. Walls Joseph, di-tiller. Wilson Low'a, live stock.
PATESVILLE. In the eastern part of Hancock county. 9 miles south-east of Han ville, the county-seat. 7 south-east of Cloverport, it- nearest shipping point by water. 25 north-east of Oser-bom. on the O. & N .. branch of L. & S. R. R., and 90 Fis.th-en-t of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Population 170. J. A. Cark. postmaster. Bradshaw & Blake, sw and four-mill. Batter Z. black-mith.
Clark J. A., foodland Wag c-maker. Clark & Smith, General Store. Marlow J T, saw-Till.
PATTERSON CREEK. A small post-office in Whitley county, 12 miles from the county-seat, and 15 from Living- ston, the nearest railroad station. Popu- lation 100. Samuel Smith, postmaster. Finley J P. flour-mill.
Smith Samuel, General Store.
PATTONIA. A rural post office in Johnson county, 6 miles north of Paints- ville.
PAWPAW. A post-office in Pike county. It is on Tug Fork of the Big Sandy river, 37 mile- from Pikeville, and is about 400 miles from Louisville. Popu- lation 200. Semi-weekly mail. Daniel B. Coleman, postmaster. Blankinship Win. justice of peace. Church Reuben, mechanic.
Coleman Daniel B., General Store and Live Stock.
Coleman 11 M. Hour-mill.
Dotson James I,, general store. Dotson Win B, music teacher. Ellswick Thomp-on, general store. Lane John, gunsmith.
Scanbery R M, farmer.
PAYNIE'S. A semi- weekly mail is re- ceived at this post-office, which is in Knox county, 140 miles from Louisville. Ship to Living-ton, 36 miles distant. Popula- tion 15. Dutton Jones, postmaster.
Burnett Jolin M. physician.
Gilbert Wm & Wallace, general store. Jarvi- L HI & S H, general store. Jones Dutton, Mill Owner. Stubblefield John. physician.
PAYNE'S DEPOT. On the L., C. & L. Ry, 6 miles south of Georgetown, the county-seat, and ×3 east of Louisville. Population 100. Adams Express. Daily mail and stage to Grorgetown, fare 7% cents. W. N. Jurey, po-tmaster.
Bohannon A H. wagon-maker and carptr. Buens J. black-mith. Ewerson J V, wagon-maker. Hailey HE S, live stock. Herriott J W. express agent. Herriott ( P. lawyer. lix E D. flouramill. Hopkins C B & Co. general store. Jurey W. N., Railroad Agent.
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Jurey & Herriott, Coal and Com- mission.
Logan Frank, real estate. Marshall Mirs Bettie, assistant, Bethel Academy. Marshall Robert, prin Bethel Academy. Muore S flour and saw-mill.
Payne liev Ama Baptist ).
Sinith PC, blackunith.
Thompson M, general store. Wheeler Roger, live Stock. Weisenberg A, flour and saw- inill.
PAYNEVILLE. In the central part of Meade county. 10 miles south of Brandenburg. the county-seat. its nearest shipping point. on the Ohio river, 22 west of Muldrough, it cares shipping point by rail. on the P. & E. R. R .. and to south- west of Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. ! Population 70. Joseph Williams, post- ma-ter.
Adams A M. blacksmith. Burch J D, phy-ician. Gilliland Jno, blacksmith.
Lapp J D, bouts and -hops. O'Brien J M. physician and leaf-tobacco. Rhodes W R. hotel.
Williams Jno G. drug store.
Williams Joseph, Dry Good-, Pro. duce and Leaf-tomeco.
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PEACH GROVE. In the north- eastern part of Pendleton county, 12 miles north of Falmonth. the county-seat. 5 north-f .st of Butler's station, its nearest shipping point by rail. 4 miles from Stopston's landing, on the Obin river, and 143 north-east of Louisville. Semi-workly mail. R. Drake, postmaster.
Addis Jno, barber. Barnard Wm. justice of peace.
Carnes, Lively & Co. grain and tobacco. C'arr Launcelot. physician.
Drake R., Wagon-maker. Erkert I. wnhart, black-mith. Hanbeer In Blacksmith. Jones D. bincksmith and wagon-maker. Norris W'm H, carpenter. Perry JJno. carpenter. Rou-e M. J & Son, saw and Hour-mill. See Taron W'm. meat market.
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water-power, and an estimated population of 200 comprise this little village, which i. located in Franklin county, 10 miles from Frankfort, the nearest railway station. and which ships corn, wheat. rye, tobacco and live stock, and receives a weekly mail. W. D. Poindexter, postmaster. Bacon E F, wagon-maker. Gaines J W. grist and saw-mill.
Hall G W Jr, carpenter.
Hardin G W. grain, tobacco and cattle. Hodges & N, lawyer. Poindexter W. D .. General Store. Smith Anderson, blacksmith.
Sutes G W, physician.
PEARL. A country post-office in Bracken county, 6 miles south-west of Brookville.
PEE DEE. A -mall post-office in Christian county. Ship to Hopkinsville. 13 miles distant. Population 30. Mail tri-weekly. J. C. Marquess, postmaster. Allen Goo, general store.
Averitt Miss Fannie, teacher.
Averitt R. H., General Store, Hotel and Saloon. Bevton Alex, fariner.
Coleman E A, flour mill.
Farnsworth H A, flour-mill.
Farnsworth J D, musician.
Foend Miss Mamie, teacher.
Foend Miss Milissa, teacher.
Hyans G I. boot and shoemaker.
Marquess J. C., Wood-worker and Blacksmith.
Mason & Whitlock, Hour-mill.
Pruent T C, blacksmith, Roach Alexander, farmer. Raper J H & Sons, carpenters. Whitlock J A, physician.
PELLVILLE. In the southern part of Hancock county, 12 miles south of Hawesville, the county-rat, its nearest «hipping point, on the Obie river, and 130 south-westof Louisville. Daily mail, Pop- ulation 100. Win. Huff. postmaster.
Bennett J F, general store and leaf-tobacco. Black T W. cont-miner. Blincoe F H, physician. Cro-by Z. T. four-maill. Ellis W K. physician.
PEAK'S MILL. A school, 9 | churches, a grist and saw mill, driven by ! Enright & Daniels, blacksmiths.
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Gillim James A. grocery. Gillim Mirs P A, millinery.
Hut J B, physician,
Hudf Wm. A., Lawyer and Drugyist. Jett D W, live stock.
Miller E O, teacher.
Morrison D J, deputy sheriff.
Morrison W S, lawyer.
Morrman I B. justice of peque. Nugent J W. constable.
Obinchain J H, town marshal. Pruner Rav R. T (Baptist). Snider J W, police judge. Temple W MI, hotel. Thorp S C, wagon-maker.
PEMBROKE. In the southern part of Christian county. on the L. & N, R. R., 10 miles south-east of Hopkinsville, the county-seat, and 171 south-west of Louis- ville. Settled in 1840, and incorporated as a village in 1×68. It contains i donr-mill, 1 planing-mill, 2 good hotels, 1 tobacco factory, 5 churche., 1 private and 1 public school. and 300 inhabitants. Stage to Fair- view; fare $1.50 round trip. Western Union telegraph. Southern F.xpre --. Daily mail. John P. Garnett, postmaster. Arvin Paul, confectionery, etc.
Bragg John P, dry goods, groceries, etc. Brame John L. live stock.
Chastain Wm H, carpenter and builder. Craig Win J. wagon-maker. Dicken Rev E N (Baptist).
Fowler Rev S ( Baptist).
Garnett John P., Postmaster.
Garnett V A. principal public & hoel. Garnett Win D. live stock.
Garnett W W & J P. general store. Hanna Thoma. F, attorney at law. Hollis Washington, planing and food-mill. Hopkins Robert G, live stock. Hord David S. lawyer and justice.
Lander & Jameson (Douglas, L Lander Thos D Jameson!, general store.
Leavell Benj L, physician Learell L V, con-table. Lindsay Mrs :[ H. prop'r Pembroke Hotel.
Miller Mais! G. general store.
Morris Wm F. - hoemaker. Morrison ('ha- W, agril impl'ts, seed, etc. Morrison John, physician. Morrison Robert B. physician. Maryby Edward .F. private school. Murphy Thomas T, livery table.
O'Brien Dr Junius D, drugs. Oliver Gus T, drugs and groceries. Peace Win If, station and express agent. Pembroke Hotel, Mrs M H Lindsay propr. Pendleton Cyrus N, lawyer. Penic: John R, flour-mill and justice. Petree James, blacksmith.
Richardson Frank B, lawyer.
Richardson & Jameson (James Richardson, Robert C. Jameson), Com- mission Merchants, Tobacco Factors, and Grain Dealers.
Sale Leroy P. physician. Smith Gill H., General Store and Hotel. Smith Thomas, police judge.
Trice George, cooper. Trice Warwick M. physician. Tutt John W. wines and liquors. Wood D D, groceries, etc.
PENDLETON. On the L., C. & L. R'y, 8 miles north-west of Newcastle, the county-seat, and $2 north-east of Louis- ville. Daily mail. Population 43. M. T. Moore, postmaster.
Baxter G D, flour and saw-mill.
Coons R. blacksmith. Glascock 11 M, physician. Moore M. T., Railroad Agent. Proctors G E & Co, four and saw mill. Sehrumme D F, blacksmith.
Stokes & Coleman, general store. VanCe E W, Ward C C. Hacksmith. Wright W M, wagon-maker.
PENICK. On the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 6 miles east of Leb- anon, the county-sent. and 73 south-east of Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. W. H. Smith, postmaster.
Brown Henry, justice of peace. Burton R \, county judge. Clark W R. carriage and wagon-maker. Glazebrook J C, deputy sheriff. Smith W. H., General Store, Railroad and Express Agent. Violette St C, wagon-maker.
PERKINS. This rural post-office Was recently established, in Madison county, 9 miles north-west of Richmond.
PERRYVILLE. A town of 500 inhabitants, in Boyle county, 10 miles
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from Danville, the county-seat, 8\ from Brumfield station. on the L. & N. R. R., its nearest shipping point. and. 57 from Louisville. It contains a steam fouring- ir.ill, 8 churches, and 2 academies, known as Harmonia College and Ewing Female Institute. Its shipments are mules, catt!e, ani hogs. Stage Jyily to Mitchellsburg and Harrodsburg, and tri-weekly to Mack- ville : stage fare to Mitchellsburg, 35 cents; to Harrodsburg. 65 cents. Daily mail. Jeder-on .J. Polk, postmaster.
Barker John, undertaker.
Bayne A J, live stock and harness-maker. Bennett Charles, wagon-maker.
Bigger John, general -tore.
Boiling J B. physician.
Bottom. H P, justice of peace.
Brown L S. harness -. naker.
Calvert Dr G B. dentist.
Calvert G W, gunsmith.
Camp M A, carriage-inaker.
Creil & Bottom, four- mill.
Crook J P, bee-keeper.
Gilliam Rey J C / Cumb Presbyterian ). Green Wallace, drurgist.
Guthrie J B. notions.
Henderson J W, sheminkr and gen store. Hines Rov W M ( Methodist South). Hughes Win, plaster.
Latimer J B H, general store.
Latimer Jr & C'o. general store.
Laws Jantes, blacksmith.
McAre J B. Ma k-mith Montgomery & Brinton, carpenters.
Parks W H. general store.
PoIK W T & T P. physician.
Prather Thomas. meat market.
Prewitt W H, justice of peace. Taylor Rev B F ( Baptist). Tucker 1 H. hotel.
Tucker Jas L. grocer.
PERU. Called Brownsboro Station, is a postoffice in Oldham county, 7 miles from the county - sent, and 20 from Louisville. Brownsboro is the shipping station. Population 20. Mail daily. James Campbell, postina-ter.
Brown F M. sars-inil !.
Campbell James, Dry Goods, Rail- ral and Expre- Agent.
PETER. A country post-office in Pike county. 85 miles from Pikeville.
Semi-weekly mail. Nehemiah Wolfford, postmaster.
Carter Henry S, live stock.
Dut-on John, blacksmith.
Wolford Andrew, general store.
Wolfford Andrew, Jr, patent medicine agt.
Wolfford Frederick, justice of peace.
V2 Wolfard Jonathan J. general store. Wolfford Wesley, shoemaker.
PETER CAVE. A post-office in Martin county, 40 miles from Catlettsburg. the shipping station, and 840 miles from Louisville. Weekly mail. Wm. Justin, postmaster.
PETERSBURG. This town is in Boone county. on the Ohio river, 116 miles from Louisville. It has i distillery, 1 stave factory, 2 churches, 1 public an.1 1 private school, and ships whisky, live stock, grain and willows. Population, 600. Two mails daily. S. G. Botts, postmaster.
Alloway & Alcorn, blacksmiths.
Andrews A, shoemaker. Berkshire J W, meat market.
Berkshire W C, hotel.
Boolan John, painter.
Bradley James, grocer.
Bradley Mary, teacher.
Bradley & Tuttle, ferry-boat.
Bronson James, barber.
Cene M V, harness-maker, Chapin W H, lime and plaster.
Faber George, grocer and hotel.
Freiburg & Workeen, distillers and steam- ' boat packet prop'rs.
Grant J Frank, general store and lumber.
Green T Il, grocer.
Hoffinan A. baker.
Huber F. großer. Loder D A. hotel.
Me Wethy Joseph J, grocer. Me Wethy SS, wagon-maker. Snyder J H & Co, drug, and groceries. Stott & Bro, dry good .. Terrill J E, physician.
Toruil W H. physician. 1
Tilley D B. painter. Tracy T F, tailor. Whiteman Rov Wm ( Methodist South). Windell J & J, boot and shoemakers.
PETER'S CREEK. A small, un- important post-office in Barren county.
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PETERSTILLE. This small post- office is in Lewis points. 20 miles from Vanceburg. Population 80. Weekly mail. J. M. Leykins, postmaster. Callman C H & sons, aw-mill. Lang Jacob E. general store.
Leykins & Prater, general store.
PETRAA. A small settlement of some 20 persons in Bracken county, 6 miles front Brookfield, the county-seat. Mail tri-weekly. E. Willis, postinaster.
PEWEE VALLEY. This is quite a prosperous incorporated village and station on the Ly C. & L. R'v. in. Oldham county. 15 miles by mail from Louisville. and il from La Grange, the county-seat. It has 3 churches a. district school, a fe- male institute, known as Kentucky Col- lege, and a population of 550. Building SOhe, grapes and fruits are the shipments. Adams Express. Western Union tele- graph. Daily mail. H. M. Woodruff, postinaster.
Barr Rev S E ( Presbyterian). Becker Henry, black-mith.
Brenuer F, grocery and hotel. Brenner Philip. painter. Foly G, meat market. Gauden Arthur, boot and shoemaker. Howard L, insttrance.
Ramsey J R. physician. Schuler S, justice of pence. smith W A, wagon-anker. Woodruff M. M .. General Store, Ex- press and Station Agent.
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PEYTOVA. Ir the eastern part of Silly county. 9 miles south-east of he- Evville, the county-cat, its parent ship- jing point on the Lexington bram hof the I. C. & I. R'v. a. ) i. on the daily mail and stage route from Frankfort to Snelby- ville; fare. 75 cents to the latter place and $1 to the former. P''odation 50. W. MI. Crutcher, postmaster.
Clark Jno. vagon-maker. Gil! . I .A. justice of praise. Hardesty Jun, blacksmith. Saunders K. ... Gen ral Store. Wally W LA Son, fir n impbauents and Wilmot P. H, general store.
PEYTONSBURG. A post-office in Cumberland county, of no importance.
PHILPOTT'S STATION. A set. tlemient of 23 people, in Daviess county. 160 miles from Louisville. Owensboro, " miles away, is the shipping point. Stage, to Owensboro; fare 40 cents. Semi-werkly mail. S. A. Clements, postmaster. Clements S. A., Merchant. Harris & J. physician. Philpott J &. general store. Taylor J, flour-mill. Ware E M. blacksmith.
PIG. Lately established as a post- office in Edmonson county.
PIKETON. (See Pikeville).
PIKEVILLE. On the west fork of the Big Sandy, the county seat of Pike, 110 miles south-west of Catlettsburg. its near. est railroad shipping point, 400 south-east of Louisville, and is on the tri-weekly inail and stage route to Prestonburg and Pain. ts- ville. Population 150. L. C. Dile, post- munster.
Adams Hon A E, senator 33d district. Auxier .A., lawyer.
Anxier J B, lawyer. Bowies O C, lawyer. Bowie, & Ratliff, general store.
Call W, carpenter,
Coul J G, lawyer. Clay John HI, police judge. Clay M, jailer. Cline P A, school commissioner.
Cline & Marrs, druggists. Coates Thomson, tanner.
Connelly & Par-on-, lawyers.
Draper J N. physician. Irvoll R M, circuit court clerk.
F, rrell & Hatcher, livery stable. Ferrell & Ch, general store.
Fidlar John M, Cour and saw-mill.
Ford S K, confectioner.
Gray EJ, physician. Hampton Rey G M.
Ilatcher A J. hotel.
Hatcher James, general store.
Hatcher & Auvier, general store. Hatfield Boll, county judge. Kelley B F, physician. Leslie J W. black smith.
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Lulie & Hoff man, general store. Marrs N B. planing-mill and marshal.
Maynard Linsey. coroner.
Palmer J B, physician.
Parsons C MM, lawyer.
Phelps J C. boots and shoes.
Homes Joseph, assessor.
Ratliff Jas G. 18's ver.
Rathif J E. sherunt.
Ratliff W'O B, lawyer and grocer.
Benvon L. G. representative.
Robinson R P', grover.
scott John, general store.
Thomsberry Jas M county attorney.
Waller Frank, blacksn.ich. Williamson HI, county clerk.
Wright O B & Co. wagons. carriages, etc.
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PILOT OAK. I: the southern part of Graves county, 1 mil- south of Mayfiell. the cortv-sat, 4 south-east of
Water Valley, its newr -t shipping point. on the M., P. & N. R. R.
mail and stage to, Water Valley. Popula- lion Co. I. T. Ivie, po-tinaiter.
Carr B L. physician.
Caltharp A G, distiller. Goodwin L C, constable. Hall J F. tobacon.
Ivie & Hall, General Store.
Mo-s Hash. suversmith. Porter W H, dentist. Sacker J. hu-kster. Scaff J D, justice.
PINCKNEYVILLE. On the Cumberland river, near in central part of Livingston equity, 12 miles north of nihlini, the e intr-sont. and 15 north of Kuttawa. it, neirest .: ippt: : point by mail. T. mostontenientemethod of getting goods to this place is to sing diret via the Five. Seni-weekly mail. Population for). Clark S G. ju-ti +.
Crowsdon Bes & W . Baptista. Hodge .1 .. Merchant. 12 . wat Ane-mail. Know -r Mrs M. hotel. Knowe: P. grain. Shelby CC. em poker. Stewart WE. commi -. o ..
PINE GROVE. Ako known 8x Comby' Ferry. A station on the L., C. &
L. R'y. in Clark county, 105 miles from Louisville. Adams Express. Daily mail. J. F. Bean, postmaster.
Bean John F., Railroad and Express Agent, Groceries, Dry Goods, Coal, Salt, etc.
Fishback Geo T, deputy postmaster.
Golwin G B, physician. Jones F, physician. Martin DE, physician. Willis S W, physician.
PINE HILL. In the southern part of Rockcastle county, on the Knoxville branch of the L. & N. R. R., 5 miles south- east of Mt. Vernon, the county-scat, and 135 south-east of Louisville. Adams Ex- pre-s. Daily mail. Population 300. C. ('rooke, postma.ter.
Alcorn L C, telegraph operator, express atil station agent.
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