. The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana. thern States, one of the best markets for Northern pine, par-ticularly for finishing purposes, doors, sash, blinds, etc., is found in the South. Thereason is apparent; Northern pine is soft, straight in grain, beautiful and uniform intexture, takes paint well, and is not liable to weather-crack under exposure. A leading house here in the Northern pine lumber trade is that of Mr. George M.Eogers, agent for the great Grand Rapids lumber and shingle manufacturers, Osterhout,Fox & Co. Mr. Eogers is prepared to fill orders to any
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. The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana. thern States, one of the best markets for Northern pine, par-ticularly for finishing purposes, doors, sash, blinds, etc., is found in the South. Thereason is apparent; Northern pine is soft, straight in grain, beautiful and uniform intexture, takes paint well, and is not liable to weather-crack under exposure. A leading house here in the Northern pine lumber trade is that of Mr. George M.Eogers, agent for the great Grand Rapids lumber and shingle manufacturers, Osterhout, Fox & Co. Mr. Eogers is prepared to fill orders to any required extent with the bestmaterial, promptly and on satisfactory terms, either in white or yellow pine. Withtwenty-five years constant experience and a fixed determination to please, as well asunlimited resources to draw upon, buyers will find it to their interest to inspect his facili-ties before placing orders. WM. ROBBERT, Wholesale Whisky, Wines and Groceries. Tobacco and Cigars—Kentucky Sour-Mash Whisky a Specialty- Nos. 842 and 844 West Main Street.. This establishment, founded nearlytwenty years ago by Buschman &Robbert, passed into the hands of thepresent proprietor, Wm. Robbert, in1871, and has ulwajS occupied a lead-ing position in respect to the tradeand commerce of Louisville. Handling a choice and very com-plete line of whiskies, wines and gro-ceries, loliaiCO ami cigars, Kentucky whislvies and wines are made a specialty, and a verylarge trade done tiierein throughout Kentucky and Indiana. The trade of the house iscontinually extending territorially and in the volume of business transactions, Avhiclialready aggregate over $75, 000. Mr. Robbert is an old and highly esteemed citizen of Louisville, having resided hereabout thirty-five years. From 18G3 to 18G7 he was engaged in the wholesale tobacco bus-iness, and has been identified with other enterprises of commercial importance. AVILLIAM KOPP, Designer and Carver—Ornamental Woodwork and Furniture Factory—Ma