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LaGrange
This incorporated city is the
county-seat of Oldham, in the
northern part of the county and
at the junction of the two main
lines of the L. & C. R.R., 27
miles northeast of Louisville, 8
southeast of Westport, on the
Ohio river and 83 southeast of
Cincinnati. It has 2 churches, a
public school and a select
school, a weekly newspaper, The
Oldham County Era, a fine brick
courthouse and an excellent
hotel. It laso has a steam
flouring-mill. Exports grain,
tobacco, hogs and sheep. Western
Union Telegraph. Adams Express.
Daily mail. Population 516. H.
S. Manby, postmaster.
Business District
Alsop James E., justice
Bain’s
Hotel, Mrs. E. A. Bain, Prop.
Barry James
T., physician
Basye
Thomas, livery
Boehmicke
George, shoemaker
Callahan
John, painter
Callender
Kellis, blacksmith
Clark &
Buckner, groceries and hardware
Clayton
John W., county judge
Clore
Joseph C., lawyer
Coons
Frederick B., meat market
Craft Frank
L., R.R. Express and Telegraph
Agent
Daubs Miss
Jane, dry goods
Daubs
Theodore G., confectionery
DeHaven
Samuel E., judge circuit court
DeMoss
James T., sheriff
Dinkelspiel
Max, general store
Dowden John
W., physician
Edersole &
Northcutt, general store
Fairfax
James W., wagon-maker
French &
Hardwood, lawyers
Funk
Seminary, James T. McIntyre,
Principal
Gordon Rev.
Gilbert (Presbyterian)
Hall James
M., master bridge builder, L. C.
& L. R’t
Holmes
Jesse M., blacksmith
Hulett John
R., dentist
Johnson
Marion F., coroner
Lett H. H.,
city marshal
McDowell
Wm. A., druggist
McIntyre
James T., prin. Funk Seminary
McIntyre
Rev. J. L., (Methodist)
Manby Wm.,
general store and police judge
Meredith
Archibald, hotel
Oldham
County Era, Wm. W. Rowlett,
editor
Powell
James W., lawyer
Rankin Wm.,
painter
Risley
Isaac C., stoves and tinware
Robbins
Benjamin S., lawyer
Rodman
John, physician
Rowlett Wm.
W., editor Oldham Co. Era
Russell
James W., hotel and jailer
Shannon
John W., undertaker
Slater Wm.
H., school commissioner
Smithers
Joseph, saloon and distillery
Soms C. &
Son, grocers and exp. Agents
Strouse
Carson P., saloon
Taylor
Sanford, county and circuit
clerk
Waide Edwin
F., general store
Watson G.
W., saw and grist-mill
Webber
Frank, barber
Wellman
Wm., carpenter |
