Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Warren County.

NOTE:  This is part of a biography on ASPLEY & BAILEY, grocers.

THOMAS BAILEY.  Mr. Bailey was born in Warren County, Ky., in 1852; is a 
son of J. P. and Elizabeth (Gorin) Bailey, and is of English extraction.  
He was reared on the farm and attended the country schools.  Beginning 
life for himself he came to Bowling Green; and engaged in the butchering 
and meat-market business, and this occupation he continued until 1879; 
then for a number of years he traveled through different parts of the 
country.  In 1884 he began clerking in the store of James Lucas, in this 
city, and in February, 1885, he engaged in his present business with Mr. 
Aspley. He is an earnest member of the Democratic party.  Messrs. Aspley 
& Bailey keep in stock at all times a most comlete line of heavy and 
fancy groceries and feed.  Their place of business (143 and 144 Main 
Street) is one of the choicest locations in Bowling Green, and is 
especially adapted to the grocery and feed trade.  The firm is doing a 
successful business, and is worthy of the extensive patronage bestowed 
upon it.

Bailey Gorin Lucas
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