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Calloway J S. justice of peace.
Crooke C & Co, infra Crooke's vermifuge. Goff J W, grocery and saloon.
Tunman A J, general store.
Mullins C & Co, mining and gen'I store. Mullins G G & Co. saw-maill.
Mullin- John A, constable. ?
Owens John, saw-mill.
Owens Win M, mining and general store. Pine Hill Coal Co, mining and gen'l store. Roberts W N, shoemaker.
PINE MOUNTAIN. Called Poor Fork, on the Cumberland river, in the north-eastern part of Harlan county, 18 miles north-east of Harlan, the county- seat, 112 south-east of Livingston, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 300 south-east of Louisville. Adams Expre-s. Semi-weekly mail. Population 50. Jonathan Cornett, postimaster.
Brown Lee, express and station agt. ('ruch JJonathan, flour-mill and gen'l store. Carnett A B. livesto .k.
Cornett Jonathan, Farmerand Black- - sinitti. Coruett J L, blacksmith. Hnif I -Har, flour-mill. Smith J P. general store.
PINE SPRINGS. In the northern part of Rowan county, 10 miles north of Morehend, the county-out, 33 mailes from the E. L. & B. S. R. R., now in course of con-
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struction. and 225 north-east of Louisville. Population 100. Seni-weekly mail. M. F. Vest, postmaster.
Blair John M, land broker.
Candle Alfred, four-mill.
Fisher Alfred, carpenter.
Hall Allen, justice.
Hall Jacob, rionr-mill.
Hamn Benj, physician.
Ham D G, general store.
Ham F B, carpel. ter.
Ham P D, denair clerk.
Hamn Thos W. ba-ber.
Jobuson Adam, blacksmith.
Littleton Jas, physician.
Marlow J B, blacksmith. Shumate H D, constable. Wells John E. four-mill
PINE TOP. In the northern part of Letcher county, 50 miles north of Whitesburg, the county-sent. Louis is the nearest railroad approach, 20 miles dia- tant, Prestonburg, 40 miles south, is ite near- est shipping point by water, on the west fork of the Big Sandy, and on the weekly mail and stage route to White-burg. Popula- tion 200. Daily mail. Randolph B. Smith, postinaster.
Amburgoy A A, flour-mill, and blacksmith. Craft Mis- Jan-, school-teacher.
Craft John A, store-keeper.
Hughes James. mill-wright and medical agt. Hughes J A, black-mith. Malden Win, live stock.
Pigman Campbell, flour-mill.
Pigman James M, school-teacher and jus- tice of peace. Reyno'ds Jolin, shoemaker.
Sione Hardin, cooper.
Slone I. blacksmith.
Słone James. mail contractor.
Slone Rev James H ( Baptist).
Slone Rev John C ( Baptist).
Slone Rov S ( Bapti-t). Smith ,J B. four-roill and justice of peace.
. Sinith Randolph B. former.
Stacy John, black-nith and carpenter Stamper Rev John W . Baptist). Thomas W R, school-t acher.
PINEVILLE. County-seat of Bell county. on tir Clinborland river. Ship- ping tation by rail, Lavageton. ") mile. distant. Has 1 corn-null, I church, and 1
school. Population 150. Ships wool, feathers, and beeswax. Daily mail. W. M. Bingham, postmaster.
Bingham Wm. M., General Store, Hotel, and Lawyer.
Bankfeld D C, physician.
Dunn D & Son, distillers.
Finner L. lawyer.
Gibson J J & T S, four-mill.
Henon David, general store. Hinkle Peter, store and botel.
Ilosians T J, general store.
Moss & M, grain and live stock.
North Win, grain and cattle.
Shue J W, wagon-maker.
PIN HOOK. Ballard county (See Lovelaceville).
PITMAN. Is in Taylor county, has been recently established, and is located 7 miles south-west of | Willowtown
PITT'S POINT. In the south- eastern part of Bullitt county, 12 miles south-west of Shepherdsville, the county- seat, 9 north-west of Belmont. its nearest -hipping point, by rail, on the L & N. R. R .. and 32 sonth of Louisville. Weekly mail. Population 100. F. M. Hardy, postmaster.
Boll E S, flour-mill. Davis JJ H. physician. Fromer M E, general store. Gober F. M, physician.
Hardy F. M. & Son, General Store. Johnson J E, physician.
PLANTER'S HALL. In the south-western part of Breckinridge county. 10 miles south-west of Hardinsburg, the county-seat, 18 miles north-east of Spring Lick, its nearest shipping point, by rail. on the P. & E. R. R., 15 south of Cloverport, it: nearest shipping point by water, on the Ohio river, and 100 smith-west of Louis- ville. Semi-weekly mail. T. J. Lewis, postmaster. Carwile G W, justice of peace. Dempter R T. physician. Green L. flour-maill.
Lewis Thomas J, farmer. Moquady Thomas, justice of peace. Mattingly Sebastian, blacksmith. Mattingly W MI, con-table.
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PLATO. This farm-house post-office : 15 miles from Somerset, the county-seat of Pulaski county. No village. Mail semi-weekly. W. H. Lewis, postmaster.
PLEASANT HILL. A Shaker Community of 250 inhabitants in Mercer Gurty. 8 miles from High Macron the C. S. R. R., and 82 from Louisville. Here gre 2 mills. a shaker church, alul a district school. Daily mail. B. B. Dar lavy, posi- ma-ter.
Bissalus L. fruit grower and fine sto . Bundaberg A. fruit grower andI bro ins. Dunlavy Rev. B. B., (Shaker).
Danlary & Scott, four mill and fruit grow- er, Freeder- of un- stock,
Kuip J S. fruit grower and broom mantr. Pennebaker Bros, waron, carriage makers. Pennebaker T M, dontist.
Pennebaker W T. physician.
Rick John T, R R and express agent. Runyan Rev G R (Shake!). Rupe R B, physician.
PLEASANT HOME. In the west- Arn part of Owen county, Ginile- south of Owenton. the county-eat, 18 south-east of Sparta, its nearest shipping point by mail. on the L .. C. & L. Ry, and 3 east of Gratz, on the Kentucky river, its nearest shipping point by water. The Masonic and Odl Fellow prieties have lodges here. Daily mail and stage to Owenton; fare 25 rents. Population 125. Wm. H. Lowden- back. postina,ter.
Barton S D, carpenter. Bich Joseph, farmer. Bush Joseph Sr. farmer. Connell Wm O, boot and shoemaker. Duvall Samuel, constable.
Johnson A J. justice. Krone Dr S. Jentist. Kemper B D. blacksmith. Lernen James, fruit tree agent. Low.den back MO. toucher. Lowdenback W. H., Drugs. Montgomery W L, general store. Morri- W'm blacksmith.
Valin Rev L II ( Baptist). Schooler Jobs, book agoni. thing & Co, Ba Kimithe and wagon-makers. Steger T I., carpenter. Thomas Rev I B. ¡ Chri-tian ). Walker W B. farmer.
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PLEASANT RIDGE. Thua vii- lage, which is in Daviess county, 16 miles from Owensboro, its shipping point by rail, has two churches, 1 free school. 100 popu- tion, and ships tobacco. Stage to Owens- bi ro and Hartford 4 times a week ; fare to each place, $1. L. M. Stevens, postmaster. Bennett Norris. blacksmith.
Davis A. physician.
Edgerton E D. professor of music.
Ford --- , leaf-tobacco.
Ford D, general store.
Hurter II, grocer. Mahan G B. blacksmith.
Skillinan & Bro, live stock.
So vens & Johnson, druggists. Westerfield Miss Faunie, teacher.
Yoiser F W, wagon-maker.
Yeiser & Johnson, undertakers.
PLEASANT VALLEY MILLS. An animja riant post-office in Nicholas county. 73 miles from Carlisle, its ship- ping point on K. C. R. R. Daily mail. John F. Jolly, postmaster.
Damon Chas, flour-mill.
Fant W S, Hour-mill.
Fogy Win, painter.
Jolley J. F., Railroad Agent and Gene- ral Store.
Letcher John F. wagon-maker.
MeCabe Wm, carpenter. MeIntyre Albert. blacksmith.
Throckmorton H C. live stock.
PLEASANT VIEW. This is a small po-t-office in Whitley county, 5 miles from the county-seat, 187 miles from Louis- ville. Ship to Pine Knot, on the C. S. R'y. 22 miles cast. Mail tri-weekly. E. S. Bird, postinaster.
Bird R. hotel proprietor.
Bird W F, ju-tice of peace. Bras-field & Clark, groceries and dry good .. Bryant E, flour-mill.
Bryant & Miller, suloon.
Creekmore & Son, general store. Ellison M M, live stock. Jone, F, live -tock. Jones James, four-mill.
Mahan M E, flour-mill. Mahan T B. live stock. Mahan & Sons, live stock. Osborne Win, saloon. Smith II. live stock.
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Smith John, live stock. Smith SS, live stock. Sinith W R, blacksmith.
PLEASURE RIDGE PARK. A small cluster of houses, a few stores, shops, etc, in Jefferson county, on the Ce- cilia branch of the L & N. R. R., 3 miles from Louisville. Here is & ste em-mill, & churches, and 2 public schools. The ship. ments are has, carn and oats. Population 100. Daily mail. L. M. Paine. postruaster. Atchison J T. physician.
Erskine F. G., Drug, and General Store.
Ewing James D. physician. Fass S A. physician.
Paine H C. general sh re.
Paine L. M. & Co., Druggist- an.l General Store.
Weaver Bros. & Paine, Saw and Flour-nult.
Webb R W, telegraph operator, R Rand expres- agent.
Weber .fohn, wagon-maker.
PLEASUREVILLE. In the south- era part of Henry county, " miles south of Newcastle, the countyseat, on the I ... C. & I. R'y. and 14 north east of I misville. Tri-weekly stage to Bethlehem and Lock. port. Daily mail. Adanis Express. T. H. Hancock, postmaster.
Adams JJ B. blacksmith. Alexander W R, grocer and druggist. Berry T F. physician.
Berry, Hancock & Booth, Gen- eral Store, Lamber, Coal and Expre-s Agents. Bryant & Campbell. general store.
Campbell J T. tobarco mnfr. Campbell J T. R R agent. Clark & Radelinh, druggists.
Daly P.S. shoemaker. Demerce Bry John . Baptist.
Dudley C. F. gdy-iran. Evans Wim. undertaker.
Gordon B. v Gilbert ( Presbyterian ).
Hale Ale. grover and drugist.
Hall Te. i tice of prace and carding-mill. Hardin JJ H & MoDonnell. lawyers.
Hari Father J. physician. Jacobi Jaho. hotel sef loon. Johnan John G. livery and Jale stable. Keen Henry, builder.
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Kelly Francis, general store. Kuntz H. surveyor. Lang John, physician. Lyons John, tailor. Moore J R & Bro, wagon makers.
Phelps & Jones, tobacco dealers.
Poindexter R M. addle and harness-m'k'r.
Renfro C J, physician.
Backer Win. constable. Shivel Win, grocer and notions. Slemnions J W. general store. Stemmons & Kephart, general store. Smith Lycurgus, general store. Spoce II. showmaker.
Wells Lafe, architect and builder.
PLUM LICK. In the eastern part ot Bourbon county, 13 miles south-east of Paris, the county-seat its nearest shipping point on the May- ville division of the K. C. R R, and 50 east of Louisville. Stage to Paris and return daily. Population 36. A. B. Thompson, postmaster.
Craig & Mann, general store. Simpson & Wilson, blacksmiths. Wilson D T, general store.
Wilson & Co, general store.
PLUMMER'S LANDING. In the castern part of Fleming county. 12 miles south-east of Flemingsburg, the county-seat, and nearest shipping point on the K. C. R. R. Weekly mail. Population 65. J. R. Evans, postmaster.
Campbell & Yazell, flour-mill.
Denis J F. dry goods. Evans J. R., Farmer.
Hinton O L & Co, general store. Holland fas, four-mill and factory.
Huff J T, physician.
Moneypony F B, shoemaker.
Parker Rev Frank (Christian). Price Hiram, black.mith.
POINDEXTER. A small station on the K. C. R. R. in Harrison county. Daily mail. Harry Martin, postmaster. Argo J F. blacksmith. Martin Harry, Express Agt. and Store. Martin W H. physician, Smith H C. flour-mill.
Wigglesworth Bros, distillers.
POINT PLEASANT. On Green river, in the western part of Ohio county,
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13 miles west of Hartfor l. the county-sest. and 2 cast of Island station, on the O. & N. branch of the L. & N. R. R. Semi- weekly mail. Population 50. E. H. James, postmaster. Brown E M. tobacco receiver. James E. I., Hotel. Patterson L M. haft barco.
Tatain A V. physician.
POLKVILLE. A rural post-office in Warren county. No village.
POLSKIOCH. This is a post-office located 5 toile, from Harper's Ferry, in Franklin county.
PONEY. The possodie name fra anall hamlet in Crittenden county, ised as a summer resort, 5 miles from Marion. Mail triweekly. J. T. Cochran. post- master.
Belt W'm, four-mill. Vanhock John, grocer.
POOLE'S MILL. In the northern part of Webster county. 10 miles north of Dixon, the county-seat, 12 south-west of Robard's Station, it- nearest -hipping point by rail. on the L. & N. R. R. and In south of Henderson, it- nearest shipping post by water. on the Ohio river. Tri-weekly mail. l'opulation 100. W. W. Poole, postmaster.
Bethel T J, physician. Craw Jamies O, shoemaker. Melton D. groceries. Rottensky S. general store. Thornberry W M. physician. Thornberry & Smith, black. miths.
POOR FORK. The country village having the mme is in Harlan county. 22 miles from Mt. Pleasant, and 100 from Living-ton, the nearest railroad approach. Population 100. Daily mail. A. B. Cornett, postmaster.
Bailry Bent. it, carding-mill. Bailey B & Co, walnut luniber. Blair Anthony, justice of peace. Blair Enob, merchant. Branson S S. Mlocksmith. Cornett Aminus E, millinery. Cornett A. B., Merchant. Cornett Bazee, live stock.
Creech Elijah, four-mill.
Crecch Isaiah, justice of peace. Creech Rev John ( Bapti-t).
Creech Jos, Hour-mill.
Dixon Win, blacksmith.
Huit Isuse, flour-mill.
Me Knight Jas, blacksmith.
Nolen C VC farmer and dealer in lumber. Smith J P, general store.
POOSEY. Madison county (Sce Edenton .
POPLAR FLAT. In the northern part of Lewis county, 15 miles north-west of Vanceburg. the county-seat, 16 south- east of Maysville, its nearest shipping point on the K. C R's. 7 south of Concord, its nearest shipping point by water on the Ohio river, and 235 north-east of Louis- ville, and is on the tri-weekly stage route from Vunceburg to Maysville; fare round trip $1. Population 120. Wm. K. Hamp- ton, postmaster.
Applegate Horace, county infirmary. Carr A R. constable. Cox & Henderson, general store. Dallet Richard, showmaker.
Day W L. physician.
Gohrart & Daliet, wagon-makers. Hampton W. K., Flour-mill. Hampton & Applegate, flour-mill. Henderson Rey T H ( Baptist). Hendrick-on Rev W D ( Baptist mission'y). Hendrickson & Goheart, blacksmiths.
Hern Geo W. justice of prace.
Hall Rev F H ( Reform).
Hall, McCormick & Co, dry goods, etc. McCormick J T. horse-trainer. Sullivan & Sullivan, carpenters and joiners.
POPLAR GROVE. A village of 125 inhabitants. in Owen county, 14 miles from Glencoe, the most convenient railroad station, and 75 from Louisville. Semi- weekly mail. R. F. Slaughter, postmaster. Adkins & Bro., Tobacco Dealers.
Clark J. W., Physician. Crouch W. Y. H. & Sons, Tobacco. Crouch ( H & Bro, tobacco. Crouch J G & Son, tobacco.
Denton ,I MI, expres- agent. Marksberry W 11, hotel. Noel A D, lawyer.
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Skirven W S, druggist. S'aughter, Noel & Co, tobacco. Slaughter R. F., General Store and Tobacco.
POPLAR HILL. Is a post-office in Casey county. 115 miles from Louisville. Ship to Me Kinney. Population 150. Weekly mail. John Futted, postinaster. Bird J T, general store. Hatters R N general store and four-mill. Lav J C. Fve stock.
Martin J V. gardener. Patted ,John, Wagon-maker. Richardson Thou as, hine-burner. Wesley P, boot and shoemaker.
POPLAR PLAINS. Five miles south of Flemingsburg, the county-est, its nearest shipping point, on the K. C. R'y. in the southern part of Fleming county, 150 north east of Louisville, and is on the tri- weekly mail and stage-route from Flemingsburg to Owingsvill. Population 350. D. W. Likter, postmaster.
Allen John A, tannery. Anderson P H, general store. Dennis John F, general store. Kinik & vans, planing-mill. Likter D. W., Tailor. McCleary J W, hotel.
McLoughlin E, barnesa-maker. Phimimer B A, general store. Plunmer Jame,, live -tock. Price W A, blacksmith. Standiford John, shoemaker. Throop .Joseph, general store. Vize John W, shoemaker. Wall J T, physician. Weaver R. D. physician.
PORT ROYAL, In the northern part of Henry county, 10 miles north of Newcastle, the county-seat, 6 from Tur- ner's station, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the L., (, & L. R'y, I mile from Lane's Landing, it- nearest shipping point by water, on the Kentucky river, and 60 north-eastof Louisville. Tri-weekly mail. Population 150. V. H. Pollard, post- master.
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Carpenter C B. Bour.mill and constable, Carpenter & Pollard, General Store. Chilton Rov I. S ( Baptist). Dobiın G, justice.
Cummins & Ransdale, general store. Earnheart W S, blacksmith.
Gaines M. general store. Hardesty Frank, saloon and hotel. Honaker P R, distiller.
Hundley D S, blacksmith.
Johnson C R. physician.
Mathews James, shoemaker. Nuttal J P & W L, physicians. Schnetzer Joseph, carpenter. Thorp Rev Wm ( Reform). White & Son, grocers.
POTTSVILLE. In the northern part of Graves county, 12 miles north-west of Mayfield, the county-seat, 5 west of Vi- ola station, the nearest shipping point, on the M., P. & N. R. R., and 40 south-west of Louisville. Semi-weekly mail. Popu- lation 10. G. W. Farthing, postmaster. Albritton John, shoemaker. Brown J S, wheel wright.
Duncan J W. justice.
Farthing C. & G. W., General Store.
Gasseit J W L, blacksmith. Palner L M, blacksmith. Spradling J R. leaf-tobacco.
Sullivan J F, leaf-tobacco.
POWAR'S STORE. settle- ment in Casey county, on South Rolling Fork, 8 miles from Hustonville station, C. S. R'y, and 90 from Louisville. In the near neighborhood are Baptist and Chris- tian churches, and a district school. Pop- ulation 100. Weekly mail. J. F. Alstott, postına-ter.
Austin Henry, blacksmith.
Alstott J. F., Geirral Store. Browning J H, dentist. Cox W J, blacksmith.
Cunningham Geo, live stock.
Dodd W M, live stock. Elli- George, justice of peace. Ellis & Coulten, grocers.
Flanagan J P, physician. Flanagan I Y. physician.
Florence Jas F. wagon- maker. Folowell B MI, tan-bark dealer. Garrison W J, lumber- mill.
Gon'd B, blacksmith.
Hailey Win, produce dealer. Havare D R. justier of prace. Hocker J W, express agent. Hocker Wm, R R agent. .
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Hunter W HI, Macksmith. Kirk Rey J W. Lane & Sheron, four-mill.
McCain & Alstott, general store. Mills Joel F. lumber and flour-mill. Maurice W H, produce dealer. Peyto : Stephen, constable Peston Z T, liquor dealer. Phillips B S, proof of languages. Read Stephen, Mack-mith. Spragens W.gen store, farmer, and lumber. Thompson A, flour-mill.
Wheeler C C, blacksmith.
Wiser J J, constable.
POWDER MILLS. In the east- ern part of Hart ofav. 1 miles north- east of Munfordville, the county- wat. its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R, and 85 -min-rest of Louisville. Semi- weekly mail. Population 75. T. P. Fig.tt, postmaster.
Bale F II. dry goods. Bale S, blacksmith.
Brooks F. blacksmith.
Cobb T W. four and saw-mill.
De Spain & Vaughn. flour and saw-mill. Figett T. P., General Store.
Garrett & Victor, Hour and carding-mill.
Higgason MI D. physician and druggist. Hudgins Q C. blacksmith.
Hudgins Thomas, dry goods.
Lisli - physician. Mitchell C A, physician.
Monser & Sons, blacksmiths.
Owaley & Rodgers, Hour and saw-mill.
POWELL'S MILL. On the Big Sandy river, in the southern part of Pike county, 8 miles south of Pikeville, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point. on the Big Sandy, Som s uth-art of Louisville. and is on the semi-weekly mai! and stage route from Pikeville to White-burg. Da- vid Carapbell, postmaster.
Bles & Rit in. Timber.
Campbell David, Grocer and Flour- miil. Polly James, general -tre. Poll; & Ford. dry goods. Soverd . & Co. Bur-mill.
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POWERSBURG. In the southern part of Wayne county, 12 miles south of Monticello, the county-seat. 22 south of
Burnside, its nearest shipping point, on the C. S. R'y, and 140 south-east of Louisville. Goods can be shipped to Rowena Landing, on the Cumberland river. Semi-weekly inail. D. L. Powers, postmaster.
Buck S, flour and saw-mill. Kelsey George, four-mill. Powers D. L., General Store.
POWERSVILLE. A settlement in Bracken county. Ship to Angusta, 13 miles distant. by turnpike road. Distance to Louisville, 125 miles. Stages to Clay- ville and Brookville. Population 90. Daily mail. R. V. Wills, postmaster.
Blade & Calvin, grocery.
Harget J W. blacksmith. Pet HI, steam corn-mill. Willis R. V., General Store.
Wolf & Crosswell, blacksmith.
PREACHERVILLE. In Lincoln county, 14 cailes from Crab Orchard, its shipping point, and 120 from Louisville. It has a population of 150, 1 Baptist church, a public school, and ships live stock. Semi- weekly mail. W. H. Cummings, post- master.
Anderson Levi, salt. Anderson Joho, blacksmith. Cummings H G. carpenter.
Cummings W. M. & Bro., General Store.
Holtzclaw J M, gun store. Holtzclaw W J, shoemaker. Miller G W, wagon.maker. Payne Wm, black-mith.
PRESTONBURG. This settle- ment. in Floyd county, claims a population of 250 inhabitants, and has Methodist churches, free school, steam saw-mill, and a few minor concerns of more or less pub- lic interest. Wool, feathers and lumber are the exports. The town is on the Big San ly river, 865 miles from Louisville. Louisa. 40 miles north, is the nearest rail- road station. Daily mail. J. W. Layne, postmaster.
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Booton R. L. lawyer. Callahan ('s, ply-iian. David-on & May. flour-mill. Fitzpatrick & EHi-, greets. Ford Edward, blacksmith. Friend & Fitzpatrick, lawyers.
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Hamison & Co, soin fati store.
Harmison & Richard, general store.
Harris H, lawyer. Harris Hiram, general store. Harkins W S, lawyer.
Hopkins F A, lawyer.
Johns John G, general store.
Lacky J W. general -tore. .
Langley I R. general Store.
Layne Angelina. grocer.
Layne John W., Hotol Proprietor and Dentist.
Mays M. carpenter and painter. Neel II F, physician.
Steel. S P, hot i proprietor.
Trimble M & J, general store.
Vaughan J J, justice of peace.
Weddington R H. grocer.
Weddington & Goble, lawyers.
PRESTONVILLE. Carroll coun- ty (ace Wideawake.)
PRICE'S MILL. A country post- otice in Simpson county, 9 miles fromn Franklin, the county-seat and shipping point. Mail semi-weekly. W. A Ori- dorff, postmaster, farmer and miller.
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PRINCETON. The location of the seat of justice for Callwell county, in situ- ated on the P. & E. R. R., 179 miles south- west of Louisville. The ceasus report of 1660 shows the town to contain 1.400 iu- habitants. Here are two thour-mills, a woolen-mill, two hotels, a public hall, a bank, a tanners, extensive marble quar- ris, tine churches of various denomina- tions, and a seminary, "Princeton College." The experts consist of talnero, live stock, and produce, of which large quantities are shipped. Express Adam: Mail daily. W. E. Mitchu-won, postinaiter.
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Adam Frank, meat market.
Akin & Moore, dentists.
Allen Cornelius T, editor and proprietor Princeton Banner. and lawyer.
Allen Rey HI HI ( Presbyterian ).
Baker L , esamor.
Baker S Morton, live stock. Baker's Hotel, R. H. Baker, Prop'r. Bunkerzer Jacob, book and shoemaker. Blount Perry, merchant tailor. Bradley Daniel H. lawyer. Burchard Mortimer J L, physician.
Calvert Janes HI, physician.
Calvert & Roscoe, stoves and tinware.
Cameron J, gun-smith and clock-repairer. Carr Jas A, physician.
Carter Heury J, druggist.
Cartright Jourdan, feed stable.
Daniel Edward, grocery and saloon.
Darby Frank W, lawyer.
Darby Patrick. lawyer.
Davidge Reason H I. physician.
Davis & Young, marble-workers. Duvall Geo W, county attorney, insurance and real estate agent.
Edmunds Win L, groceries.
Edward, & Kanzler, carriage-makers and blacksmiths.
Egbert L L. coroner.
Forry P, confectioner.
Gray Wm M, groceries, Guess & Kirk, leaf-tobneco.
Harris Fred J, sheriff.
Harris W'in R, grocer.
Hawthorn Jas S, insurance.
Haves Henry D, shoemaker.
Henry Mrs Angeline, milliner. Herndon Henry C., Livery. ( See adv.) Higgins John M, general store.
Higgins John M Jr, billiards.
Hoover & Crow, saloon.
Hunter Thos& Co ( Thomas Hunter, Caleb L Hollingsworth), flour-mill.
James Win A. general store.
Johnson Carter, shoemaker.
Johnson Thos J, livery.
Jone- Hezekiah M. general store.
Jones J A & Co, produce and poultry. Jones Loton M. lawyer. Jones Loton W. physician.
Kanfinan & Golinamer (Solomon Kauf- man, Jacob Goldnamer), general store. Kevil Bros, meats.
Kings Joel A, physiciun.
Koltinky & Co (Solomon and Abraham), grocery. Koon W HI, live stock.
Le Roy Mariou, sewing-machines.
LeTellier Thomas R, photographer. Longshaw Luther M., Banker. McConn .11 & Danuing (J T M. Connell, J T Danning , hotel propres. McCoy John MI, stove -. MeGoodwin & Stegar (JJames K McGood- win, James & Stegar, general store. Mc Lin Charles E. snioon. Me Nary Hugh F. phy-win. Me Whirter Rev L R ( Presbyterian).
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Marble & Son (Sumner and Wini, lawyer -. Martin Jobn N, confectionery.
Martin John R. groceries.
Mayes Alex. C., Crockery, Books, Stationery, Musical Instruments, and Justice of the Peace.
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