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Glencoe
This is a settlement of 250 people in Gallatin
county, on the L. L.&C. R'y, 68 miles from Louisville and 7
miles from Warsaw, the county seat. It has 1 saw-mill, 2
churches and a private school. Corn, hogs and tobacco are
shipped. Adams Express. Daily mail. R. E. Foster, postmaster.
Business Directory,
1881-82
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Anderson C., wagon-maker
Brock J. D., general
store
Calender Philip, hotel
Crouch H. B., leaf
tobacco
Daniel A. D., general
store
Denton J. M., general
store, ex and R.R. agt.
Dorman A., millinery
Foster R. E., druggist
Horton & Moss,
blacksmiths
Kemper A., grocer and
leaf tobacco
Lilly David, boots and
shoes
Noel A. D., lawyer and
teacher
Noel B. S., hotel
Noel & Son, general
store
Norman B. W., saw and
gristmill
Norton T. H., undertaker
Skirvin Mrs. S.,
millinery
Spencer Rev T. A.,
(Baptist) and teacher
Yager O. B., physician |
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Napoleon
In the northern part of Gallatin county, eight
miles northeast of Warsaw, the county seat, and two and one half
miles west of Elliston, its nearest shipping point on the L.C. &
L. R.R. Semi-weekly mail. Population, 60, J. S. Turley,
postmaster.
Business Directory,
1879
| Allin, D. B., physician Brett, W. H.,
livestock
Craig, T. T., livestock
Jones, M. J., wagonmaker
Jones, W. H., painter
Kortze, Lee, painter
Richards, W. S., physician
Landrom, J. A., carpenter
Lillard, M. H., livestock
Steele, W. A., blacksmith
Tillard, M. H., farmer
Turley, J. S. & Co., general store
Turley, Samuel, surveyor
Turley, S. E., teacher
Turley, T. J. Jr., justice |
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