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Miller & Rich, grocery and saloon.
Mitchusson Win. E., Grocery, Saloon,
Morchead Rev R W ( Baptist).
Morgan & Stevenson ( Francis MI Morgan, J Frank Stevenson). lumber (2} miles north.
Myers & Long haw : Win. J. Myers. Luther M. Longshaw), Flour and Woolen-mill.
Orr David R & Co. leaf-tobacco.
Owen & Melan, millinery.
Parker J E & Co tJames E Parker, John W Jackson), tanners.
Pasteur Frank A, county clerk.
Pepper Letouel W, Ixwyer.
Pottit (; W, live stock.
Powell Wm S. leaf-tobacco.
Powell & Henry ( Thomas Mi Powell, Win P' Henry ), general store.
Powell & figure ( Win S Powell, Clinton A Higbee, hardware. Princeton Banner, CT Allen ed and propr. Princeton Collegiate Institute, Miss Bettie G Marshall, principal.
Princeton MMarble Quarry Co., Capital, $150.000. Painhel Me Elfatrick, Pres't; L. M. Longslaw, Treas .; H. M. L. Burchard, See. Fine Building Stone and Oolitic Marbles. Randolph Wm's, county judge.
Ratliffe Charles, barness. Reed John P, live stock. Reynolds Wm HI. barber.
Richey Thomas E, confectionery.
Roberts James, leaf-tobacco
Robertson James M, physician.
Rucker & Bacon , Lynn B Rucker. Thomas Baconi, stoves and tin ware.
Sasseen Jas B, marble-works.
Scott Marous L. justice of the peace.
Sharrard Wm M, watches and jewelry.
Sigler David B. furniture and undertaker. Sinth Jas E, groceries, Spencer Rev L O ( Presbyterian ).
Spink G L. station and express agent. Stegar & Kevil. live stock.
Terry Wm B. druggist.
Thomson Asa C. furniture and undertaker.
Towery Robert H. live stock.
Wells Frank, blacksmith.
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White R H, wagon-maker.
Wither- Little B. blacksmith.
Wolff Leopold, general store.
Woodruff G L, constable.
Wylie Robert S. circuit elerk.
PROCTOR, Near the central part of Lee county, Į of a mile south of Beat- tyville. the county-seat, 45 south of Rich- mond, on a branch of the L. & N. R. R., its nearest shipping point, and 172 south-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 200. Thomas R. Bryant, postmaster.
Bogley G D, justice. Bryant T. R., Tinsmith.
Burke Goo P, general store.
Daniel F M, physician.
Eve W B. justice and shoemaker.
Hampton & Crawford, general store,
Howerton % A. hotel and saloon.
Lockwood Rev C H ( Episcopali.
Lyons R, carpenter. 1
Sisemore H & Bro, general store and hotel.
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PROVIDENCE. In Webster County, 16 nale, distant from Ma lisonville, the nearest railroad station, and 175 miles from Louisville, is this village of 500 pop- ulation. It has & corn and four-mill, a Baptist church, and public and private schools. Tobacco, cattle, and hogs are ex- ported. Mail stage to Madisonville tri- weekly; fare $1.50.
Bassett J A, physician. Beard J H. carpenter.
Coleman W S, teacher.
Doris A. HI., Physician.
Givens TK & J W & Co. leaf-tobarco. Givens T K & Sun, store and leaf-tobacco. Hollman H B. carpenter.
Lewis .& Corbett, cabinet-makers. Lowis & Martin, Ila. Asmiths.
Montgomery John, Lesi-tobacco.
Parker J H. general -tor ..
1 Payne & Bro, leaf-tobacco, store and hotel. Taylor P. physician. Vaughn W J W, wagon-maker. Woodson J. J., Hardware.
PRYORSBURGH. On the M., P. & N. R. R. 6 miles south of Mayfield, the county-seat. Southern Expres .. Popala- tion 150. Daily mail. L. A. McMasters, postmaster.
Adams G F. justice of peace. Alli-on H C & Bru. leaf-tobacco.
Blalock I. B. Iraftongero. Bullock W M, black-mith. Burn W T. ja-tice of peace. Clark T E, blacksmith. Craig J M. bout and Abormaker. Farabongh J H. physician. Hendon de Sona, four-mill. Henneberger. - express messenger. Hogan & Cardwell. groceries and saloon. Halifield J.R. physician.
Howard K JJ, physician. Janes M C. Wagon-maker.
King Rev .I V . Presbyterian ).
MeMasters L. A., Grocery, Express and R. R. Agent. McMaster- W W & C. general store. Marey W E, con-table. Pendleton F M. blacksmith.
Pryor Folk, greet. fryor & All- in, general store. Nat in & Bilok. Jeaf tola vo. Tringle Rov R B (Christian). W.ispraon F A ( Methodist south ).
PULASKI. In county of samnie name. Is a small unimportant post-office
PUNCHEON. This country post- office in Magoffin county is situated 10 miles from Salyersville, the county-seat. Levi Patrick, postmaster and farmer.
QUALITY VALLEY. A small settlement in Butler county. Population 50. Ship to Rochester, 12 miles distant. Mail semi-weekly. R. W. Harper, post- plaster. Allison Rev T .I. Caldwell David, general store. Dockins J A. general store. Forgy J N. blacksmith and flour-mill. Harper R W, physician.
QUEEN CITY. A small settlement Rnul post-odice in Rowan county, 4 miles from Morehead, the county-rent. Ship to Hillsboro. 14 miles north-west on K. C. R'y. Mail daily. D. Bowling, postmaster. Niekell R, grist and saw-mill.
QUICKSAND MILLS. Only & small settlement in Breathitt county, 6 miles east of Jackson, the seat of justice. The Quicksand creek furnishes power and is navigable. Nearest railroad approach is Frenchburg, 45 miles north. Coal and timber form the exports. Mail semi- weekly. James J. Back, postmaster and farmer.
QUINCY. On the Ohio river, in the north-eastern part of Lewis county, 12 miles east of Vanceburg. the county-seat. and 150 north-east of Louisville. Daily mail. Population 150. Susannah McKee, postmaster.
'Adamson T J. physician. Agnew John (. general store. Bassett John T. four-mill. Berry John W, physician. Craig E J. e . press agent. Kidet .less, cooper and wagon-maker.
McKee Mrs. Susannah, Farmer. Mitchell Ira B. blacksmith. MorseS R. general - tore. Morse V B. general store. Scott ( G; cooper. Scott James T. comper. 1 Sprages Nathaniel, blacksmith.
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RABBITT HASH. The post-office bearing this singular name is in Boone county, 10 miles from Burlington the seat of justice. It is on the Ohio river. Popula- tion 60. Maildaily. J. A. Wilson, post- master.
Calvert B C. leaf-tobaceo. Lowen L C, physician,
Gleason E T, general store.
Holaies P G & Co, wagon-maker -.
Huey IS, justice of prace.
Platt Robert, forry-bout owner. Riddell ( G, lexf-tobacco buyer.
Kyle R H, justice of peace. Kyle OM, grover. Stule Win, baeksmith. Stephens J H, constable.
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RABBITTSVILLE. A sparsely- settled place in Logan county, 14 miles north of Russellville. the county-sent. and shipping station on Memphis division L. & N. R. R. Tobacco forms the only ship- ment. Mail semi-weekly. W. W. Smith, postmaster.
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Barrow S W, cooper. Burgher J D. blacksmith. Mo., J K, blacksmith.
RACCOON BEND. In the north- ern part of Laurel county, "4 miles north of London, the county-seat, 16 south of Livingston station, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. P .. R. and 15g south- east of Louisville. Semi- weekly mail. Population 150. J. M. Faris, postma-ter. Eversole Abner, general store. Paris .J. M., General Store. Faris P A. physician. Jones Jobn, general store. MoCracken - --. flour-mill.
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Mr. Neill I & E. tanners and tobacco dealers. May James, blacksmith.
Pitman John, sred and flour-mill.
RALEIGH. On the Ohio river, in the north eastern part of Union county. 10 miles west of Morganfield, the county- seat. 5 east of Siawhentown, Ill .. its near- est shipping point by rail, on the L. & N. and the O. & M. R. R's, and 250 south-west of Imi,ville. Daily mail. Population 45. J. O. Benson, postinnster.
Benken John & Co, -aw miil. Benson Jantes D., general store.
Henshaw John E, justice of peace.
Hollis Charles, wagon-maker. Hollis T Il, blacksmith.
Karr John E. grain dealer. Liver Samuel, grain dealer. Pierce -, physician.
Rowley James A, general store. Trumbo B F, Inmber dealer ..
RANDOLPHI. A village in Met- ealfe county, 7 miles west of Edmonton, the county-seat. Beaver creek here fur- nishes power. Ship to Glasgow, 14 miles west, on Memphis division I. & N. R. R. Mail daily. S. J. Oldham, postmaster.
Neville J M, undertaker. Oldham S J, store and tobacev.
Owen J. H., Physician. Pedigo H C, blacksmith.
Peligo J T, wagon-maker.
Swope & Pedigo, General Store. Will- Geo, carpenter.
RAPIDS. Has about 25 inhabitants, is in Simpson county, 8 miles from Frank- lin, the seat of justice and shipping point. Mail by special supply. J. R. James, post- master.
Aaron G T, blacksmith.
Bush, Clampitt & Co, four-mill.
Butt J F, constable.
Clark G W, general store.
Clark & Taylor, blacksmiths.
Hathimes Rev E A ( Presbyterian ).
James John R., General Store.
Kelly J D, physician. Martin & Son. flour and raw-mill. Maves A G. cabinet-maker. Stewart & Bro, flour-mill.
RAVEN. In Letcher county, 20 miles from Whitesburg, the county-seat, and 45 from Pre-tonlvirg, its most accessi- ble shipping point. Mail by special sup- ply. R. D. Adams, postmaster.
RAYWICK. This incorporated town, with about 200 inhabitants, is 12 miles west of Lebanon, the county-sent and nearest bank location, and 6 miles from St. Mary's, its shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R. Hogs, cattle, mules and whisky are shipped. A good parochial school building has recently been erected at a cost of $3,000. Stages to St. Mary's tri-
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weekly, carrying the mail; fare 50c. T. J. Clark, postmaster.
Blair J J, blan ken.itb. Brady J F. wayon-maker. Brown & O'Bryan, general store.
Clark T. J., Druggist.
Clark T. J .. Deputy County Clerk. Connoll Rov A T ( Catbolici.
Cook, Br & Co, general store.
Head W Hl, di-tiller. Heidy John H. physician.
Kelly Gro. town judge.
King Rev G S , Methodist).
McKune J H. boeriker.
Martin R. E. mail contractor.
Martin & Flece, blacksmiths.
Mattingly -- , live stock.
Millen Z T. constable. Peterson H. B., Physician.
St. Martha's Parochial School, conducted by Sisters of Loretto.
Samuel. Thomas, physician. Scott James, tanner.
RECTORVILLE. A small settle- ment in Mason county. 8 miles from Mars- ville, the shipping point, and 168 from Louisville. Here is a steam-mill. 1 school. and 15 inhabitants. Stage to Maysville; fare to cents. Tri-weekly mail. H. V. Riggen. postmaster.
Hoffman & Coryell, blacksmiths.
Palliti Win, physician. Riggen II V, general store. Riggen & Irvine, flour-mill.
RED BIRD. A small settlement in Bell county, la miles from Pineville, the printy-seat, and about 190 from Loui-ville. livingston, 70 mile- distant, is the nearest railroad station. In the neighborhood are 4 corn-naill, a church, a free-school and about 150 people. Weekly mail. W. Asher, postma-ter.
Asher A J, lumber. Asher J D, flour-mill.
Asher Wilkerson. Live Stock and Fariner.
Hutchins James B, four-mill and justice. Knuekly W R. lawyer. Slusher Joshua, constable.
RED BUD. A small post-office, in Pike county, 26 miles north-east of Pike. ville.
RED LICK. An unimportant po.t. odice, in Metcalfe county.
RED OAK. This country post-office at which mail is received weekly, is in Grayson county, 70 miles from Louisville. Ship to Spring Liek, 6 miles distant. Jesse N. Beakley, postmaster.
RED RIVER. A small hamlet. of 50 persons, in Wolfe county. Semi-weekly mail.
RED RIVER IRON-WORKS. This is a small post-office in Estill court;, 14 miles from Thompson's, the shipping point, by rail, and 135 from Louisville. Population 35. Tri-weekly mail. L. M. Ricketts, postmaster.
Ilenderson JJ T. Norcross & Thomas, lumber-mills. Red River Iron Mafg Co, flour and saw-mill. Ricketts L, M., General Store.
RED RIVER MILLS. In the south-western part of Logan county, 10 miles south-west of Russellville, the county. seat. 8 south of Whippoorwill. its nearest shipping point. on the Memphis branch of the L. & N. R. R., and 138 south-west of Louisville. Weekly mail. Population 51. G. W. Hummer, postmaster.
Brown G T, supt woolen-mills.
Hampton O P. miller. Hampton W H, miller .. Hummer & Orndorf, Flour and Woolen-mills.
REEDVILLE. A village post-office in Rockcastle county, with a population of 200. It is 8 miles from Mt. Vernon the county-seat and shipping point, to which place a tri-weekly stage runs. Mail semi- weekly. H. W. Thompson, postmaster.
Clark Granville, justice of peace. Cook R D. lawyer.
Cook % T, justice of peace. Gadd John S. flour-mill.
Kerby J B & Co, flour-mill, tannery, and general store.
Mitler Irvin, blacksmith.
Prington John, constable. Smith Milton & Co, hotel prop'rs. Thompson Harvey W., Grocer. Todd Harvey, physician.
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Have Settled more than 1,100 Lossés, and have haft but 13 Re- sisterl Clalors. Agents Everywhere.
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REEDYVILLE. In the eastern part of Butter county, 20 miles east of Morgantown, the county-seat, and 15 north of Bowling Green, its hearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R. Semi-weekly mail. Population 40. A. G. Hamilton, postmaster.
Gott M P. general store. linmilton A. G., Carpenter and Joiner. Mas-ey John, blacksmith. Stiliyan G H, physician. Whobrey Rov Win ( Bapti-t).
RELIEF. In the eastern juirt of Morgan county, 19 nies east of West Liberty, 16 west of Paintsville, its nearest shipping point by water, on the west fork of the Bay Sands, and 26 south-west of Willard, its nearest shipping point by rail, on the E. K. H's, and 300 east of Louis- ville. Semi-weekly mail. Population 70. Ed. W. Brown, postmaster.
Brown Ed. W., General Store.
Cantrell B F, constable.
Cantrell Henry, justice. Dials Alexander, flour-mill.
Furcasoon J P, cooper. Hau.ilton D H, lawyer.
Hamilton John M. lawyer.
Hamilton R Ml, teacher.
Hill D R, physician. ITill J C, physician. Hill Win & T W, four-mill.
Pendleton & Son, lumber.
Pennington Win, Coal-miner. Smith R M. justice of peace. Todd Rev James C (-). Ward C F, teacher.
REYNOLDSVILLE. In the northern part of Bath county. 5 iniles worth-west of Owingsville, the county-sent, 18 north of Mt. Sterling, its nearest ship- ping point, on the Mt Sterling division of the L. C. & L. R's, 144 eust of Louis- ville, and is on the daily mail and stage route between Owingsville all Carlisie, fare to the former point 50 cents; to the latter $1.50. Adams Express. Population 45. P. I. Fassett, postmaster.
Bell John. farmer. Boyd W D. farmer. B ve J S. live stock. Donation G. farmer Yaris M D, farmer and live stock.
Fassett Pliny, Grocer. Fitzpatrick Win, constable.
Le-ter Job, carpenter. Mofquethy Francis, blacksmith. Martin Jno D, farmer.
Mires John farmer. Moor Daniel, farmer. Moor J H, wagon-maker. Power W W, leaf-tobacco.
Reynolds Joseph. physician.
Rogers Samnel, live stock.
Smoot W N, farmer. Snelling Frank, farmer. Thomas Jack, leaf-tobacco. Willson Joe, farmer.
RHODELIA. Five miles from its shipping point. Concordia, on the Ohio river, and IT from Brandenburg. the county. seat of Russell county, is this village of 200 inhabitants. Mail tri-weekly. S. K. Ves- sells, postmaster.
Brown P F. blacksmith.
Burch W B, farmer. Cecil S V, general store. Manning S J, wheel- wright. Rhodes J W, live stock.
Vessels J F. hotel.
Vessels J W. justice of peace.
Vessells Stephen K .. General Store.
RICHARDSON'S LANDING.
Also known as King's Landing. This set- tlement is on the Ohio river, in Meade county. 45 miles from Louisville. It has 3 churches and a common school. Tobacco, apples, lime and live stock are shipped. Population 300. Daily mail. D. R. Haynes, postmaster.
Bennett Johnson, lime.
Brunett Peter, justice of peace, and lima. Brown Benjamin, farmer.
Green Riley, farmer.
Greer John, farmer.
Greer Joseph justice of peace.
Haynes D. R., General Store. Hvis John, farmer. Kellem W. farmer.
Rogers Rev G ( Bapti-t.). Singleton Rev B F' ( Thompson Hayden, lime. Thomp-on J W. lite.
RICHARDSVILLE. In the north- ern part of Warren county, 10 miles north
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of Bowling Green, the county-seat, its nearest shipping point, on the L. & N. R. R., and 122 south of Louisville. Daily mail. Popal ition 120. G. E. Speck, post- master.
Arnold Rev L P . Christian ). Baard Rev Jesse ( Methodist). Haard T J. tên: ber.
Brown . Hour-mill. Breedlove Henry, dourand saw-mill. Burton Jas. shoemaker.
Cherry C A, justice of peace. Cherry Rev Jeremiah ( Methodist). Cherry S R. wag n-birker and teacher. Hobbs J T, physician.
Low W, live stock.
Miller P. boot- maker.
Morgan Rev L. B :Christian ). Richards I'hos, blacksmithi.
Richard: Win. blacksmith. Runner HI J, Ponstable.
Speck G. E .. General Store. Stahl W P, physician. Taylor Jno R. poy-ician.
RICHLAND. In the rorthern part of Harrison county, Il miles north of Cynthiana. the country-erat. 5 south of Berry's station, its neare-t shipping point, and 126 north-east of Louisville. Tri- weekly mail. Population 25. L. F. Struve, postmaster. Star Card Co, printers. Struve Felix K. printer. Struve L. F., General Store.
RICH LIEU. A post-office in Logan county, 18 miles from Russellville and 10 from South Union, the shipping point. Mail by special supply. Popula. tion 60. Lovi Moore, postmaster.
Anthony Jas .1, general store. Hobbs T L. phy-icjan.
RICHMOND. The county-seat of Madison county. and the northern termi- nus of the Richmond branch of the L. & N. R. R., is an incorporated town of 8,000 inhaltant,, situated F0 miles south-east of Frankfort and 139 in the same direction from Lmişville. In the vicinity are found large quantities of iron and cal, and lumber in abundance. The place containe among other features, & churches. 2 new .. papers, 4 national banks. good public
schools and 2 excellent educational estat . lishments. Here is also the planing-m. and such, door and blind factory of ( Stafford, having a capacity of 90 hor -... power and giving employment to about to hands. The flour-mill, elevator, etc., o. W. N. Potts & Son, covers half an acre (' ground and is the largest in this section . . the country. It- capacity is 100 barre . per day. The town boasts good hotel principal among which is the Garne :: House, a three-story brick, eentrally loca. ted, fronting on the public square, and has, in connection with the house, a con .. modious billiard hall, bar and ticket office Capt. A. H. Shirley, the proprietor, is a practical hotel man and never fails to make his guests thoroughly comfortable. The medicine manufactory of Mlessr -. White & Co., proprietors of the celebrated White's Cream-white Vermifuge, which has a world-wide reputation, is also located here, Stage communication with Lexing- ton, Irvine and Berea. Express Adans Telegraph Western Union. Mail daily. John Taylor, postmaster.
Allman J H, black-mith.
Anderson George F, hard ware.
Armer Darland P. jeweler.
Ballard, Heathinan & Co, ( W M Ballard. Joseph Heathman, Joel E Million), fur- niture and undertakers.
Barlow Milton, Flouring-mill and Dealer in Coal.
Barnett Abram, clothing.
Bell J W & Co (James W Bell, Silas T Greeni, boots, shoes and furn goods.
Bennett JJohn, lawyer.
Benny Wm B, clothing.
Boggs Rubert C. meat market.
Bonanza Mills, W. N. Potts & Sons Proprietors, Manufacturers of Patent und Fancy Flours, Also Proprietors Elevator, Main street.
Bourne Mrs J W, milliner.
Bord Isaac, groceries and restaurant.
Breck (' It, lawyer. Bright David M. boot- and shoes. Broaddus . J, averseur.
Bronston Thomas S. groceries. Brooks Joseph J. druggist.
Buchanan A C. groceries.
Burnlaun CE'& Son (Curtis Fand A B. Burnhami. lawyers. Burnham J R. lawyer.
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WILLIAM LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLE, Main Street, RICHMOND, KY.
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H. A. EVANS, JOB PRINTER, Office on First St., Opp. Court-House, Richmond, Ky.
Al cinis of work done in the shortest time and for the least money Orders by mail promptly (attended to.
EX puse Numbers. Brass Labels ; Carriage, Show Case and Machi-it . y. . Plates, Puttern Letters and Figures. LE" Metal Body Rubber Tape. I. B W'Ily, a:saver aos Die Ciler, 166 Randolph Street, Chicago, Iii.
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Busby James A, confectionery.
Caperton J W. lawyer.
Carson J. J. & Co., Fine Custom Made Clothing, Hats, Cips, Gents' Fur- - nishing Goods, and Manufacturers of Imperial Shirts.
Central University, Rev L H Blanton, D D, chancellor; Rov J V Logan, D D
Chenault John C., Attorney at Law and Police JJudge. Special Attention given to Collections.
Cole John G, lawyer.
Courts & Pickels ( W F Courts, G W Pickels). harrass-makers.
Crandall JJerome B. meat market.
Crouke B F. county surveyor.
Crooke & Harher IJ W Crooke, M M Harter , oval.
Crooke & Son (J W and F B), dry goods. Denny Win K, groceries.
Dillingham Henry R, dry goods and boote and shoes.
Donaldson John, carriage manufacturer.
Dunn J O & C . (John O Dunn, Samuel Biggerstaff . dry goods.
Emery Wm D. harve-s.
Evans Harry A., Job Printer. Bills, Programmes, Posters, etc., Neatly and Promptly Executed. (Seeadr.)
Farley John, groceries and hardware.
Farmers' National Bank capital $150,000, John Bennett. pre -: S'S Parke-, cashier. First National Bank. Capital, $250,- 000; Surplus, $37.000; S. P. Walters, Pres; W. R .. Letcher, Cashier. Collec- tions will Receive Prompt Attention. Francis Wm F. marhte-work ..
Frazer Lewis L., Physician and Sur- gen.
Freeman Jack groceries, boots and shoes. Garnett House, A H. shirley, Pro- prietor, Second St., Opp. Court-house. 1 .See ado .. Glass Rev II ( Presbyterian ). Gormley Win C, Addles and harness.
Green Alex C. insurat: - art. Greeniesf .J E. nut .Adam, Express Co. Hacker To » plnlu- G. groceries. Ho ker & Hamilton, livery. Harri- John M. pbven an. Heath M O. physician.
Henle Bros. John and Max), Louis- vi '+ Store. Wholesale and Retail Dry Gode. CheVIG Boss and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Main.
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Herndon & White (J. P. Herndon, W G. White). Druggists.
Hunley Chas, livery.
Jennings Wm, physician.
Kelley Barney, shoemaker.
Kentucky Register. F. M. Green Publisher and Proprietor (Democratic), E-tablished 1866.
Luckey A J. jailer.
Lake Jos HI, druggist.
Letcher Sam'l M, physician.
Letcher W. R., Cashier First Nation- al Bank.
Mc Cann Edward E. groceries, etc.
M.Creary Jas B. lawyer.
Mc Dowell Breck D, lawyer.
McKee Owen, groceries.
Me Kinney das 1, station agt.
McMahan Frank, blacksmith.
Mackey Albert, restaurant.
Mackey Joel, barber and restaurant.
Madison Female Institute, Mrs E Chenault, principal.
Madison National Bank, capital $200.000, A R Burnham, pres; C D Chenault, enshier.
Mnson Rankin, lawyer.
Maupin ' Lewis, grocer. Miller B D. coroner.
Miller Win. C., County Judge and Attorney at Law.
Miller Wmn II, circuit clerk.
Miller & Stockton (M N Miller, M II Stockton), druggiets.
Mitchell Misses N & S. dress-makers.
Moberly Curtis F. boots and shoes.
Owens James W. groceries.
Parish Stephen D, lawyer.
Parteilo Clark A, examiner. school com- missioner, and insurance agent.
Pigg Joshua M. confectioner.
Pigg Win. W., Livery, Sale, and Feed Stable. ( Sve adr.)
Pope Peter M, hardware and stoves.
Potts W. N. & Son ( Win. N. Potts and B. C. Pott:), Flouring-mills, Man't'rs Patent and Fancy Floors, Main.
Powell Steven R. sale stable.
Queen W J & J E (Win J and Joseph E Queen ), dry goods.
Ranrey T & Co (Thompson Ramsey, -), druggists and dry goods.
Reed A .J. lawyer
Rice Henry C., Hardware, Stoves, Tin. ware, Pistol-, etc. Roofing und Gutter- ing a Specialty.
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GARDES & CASTLEMAN,
Controlling over $10.000.000 of Fire Capital, and operating in 10 South-
ern States. with chief offica in Louisville, Ky Agents everywhere.
Fire Ina. Manager
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Rielmond Democrat, T. M. Evans, Proprietor.
Biebavond Gas-Light Co. James Shackel- ford, pres; J S Walker, tress; Whit Moloney manager.
Richmond Herall. W O Cunningham & Co. proprs.
Richmond Planing - Mills, C. Star- fort. Prop'r. Man Er sast, Doors, Blinds. etc., Irving. (.ve a /v.)
Robert- T B & Co Thomas B Roberts, Mrs Julia A Ratchich. groceries.
Roberts & Ballard . Elisha Robert-, Winston Ballardo. blacksi iths.
Ruff Alexander D. jeweler.
Schlegel Louis, Photographer, Main, opp. Court-hol .a.
Schuift LO carriare mnfr.
Second National Bank. capital $150.000. W'm M Irvine, pres; J Stone Wa.ker, c:rhin.r.
Scott Thomas J. county attorney.
Shackelford & Gentry i Jas. Shack- elford. Richard Gentryi. Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Blacksmiths' Materials. House-furnishing Goods, Farm Imple- ments of all Kinds. Mnfrs Tin, Sheet- iren and Copper Ware, Agents for the Oliver Chilled Plows. Meikle Steel Plow., Studebaker Wagon-, Buckeye Reapera. Mowers, Self-binders, Kentucky Grain Drills. Vandiver Coru-planters.
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