We base the Knuxsille llranch of tho I. A- N II
R. dnidini" the county from Kust to st and the
C S. R R from North to v,uth; the K C. H I. R
Irom this place to Cincinnati, crossing the C O
at Winchester, giving full access to the markets ol
the whole wtrld. Resides, we have large
btsur Mill in the county that gne us a market
fr all our gram right at home; and the dceJop
incntol the mountain regions ol Eastern and
Southeastern Kentucky bCiailroads and the outlet
onth by railroads has crested such a demand
f rail kuidsol cereals and crusindcr that w.can
scarcely retain enough lor honieconsuinptlon.
The people arc prosperous, generous and kind,
believing in Christianity and education. Thre
is not a neighborhood in the county but has a
gcod church and school-house.
Stanford, the county seat of Lincoln, is a prosperous
little city ol about a.sooinhab.tautsaild is
the great doorway from the Notth and Northeast
South and Irom the Northwest to (southeast,
. -... J ...a... .!., In, nine nn&a
anu stanaing as 11 uuti ,,,...........-.----
oin of the undeveloped mountains of Southeastern
,- ...i... i..i ..1 .... k ih whoiM
region ot the State with railroads running through
it to all points of the compass, makes it naturally
. . . ...
.F I ...1 In .M.1 ... ......... S,fttt,h fill ....
one 01 tne nesi locaicu suwu.
