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The New York herald., 1876-03-05

THE BACHELORS BARGE CLUB, OF pHHApEL-
pHIA, sKTs A GOOD EXAMPLE
PnrkpELPHlA, March 4, 1874
The Bachelors Barge Club, Of this city, has the
honor OF being the nrst club outside Of tho sehnHlk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

Ih- undersigned las rs-opcaesl his ~nn.i yard 90
fa4ta "a Astiuevar Ast strrri. And IL parcel -
cet'er Aiove ~SOi = aHy ls4t OF tar eIs-aaid OF
sutt-lvr cash.
y ooNESAx
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

4 good time to SOW blue grass.
Fruits of all kinds at Lays.
Canal and ferry boats in demand. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
A Card.
Salina. Alarcn oh. IS1C.

Saiinl March oh. I61C
The subscriber would take this opportunity
10 thank the citizens of Saina and adjoining
towns for their liberal patronage during lii>
his bn ,inrss east VIII compel him to leave
during the present month. Ne yi3 be able to
ill all orders received up 10 March 18th.
5-3w {. l.. LIBBY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

In fcv days We viii receive ano.h,r very
choice iot Of Prints. II YOU want one Of the
p:eitie>t dresses in town call AMI see them.
i P,su
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

ts4e furrr0 "a tEsf IS rurrr
PIED. n WILDNAN.
es4ziT Atrg-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

Mrs. Katie Watt. Of Eden. Randolph Co.
Illinois, mother OF NcSSr> w {. aud n. I
Addison. and Mrs. ". D.CrsNfur1l j. visiting
her children and friends ia this Vicinity =
Herald.
LitowIch X Whitman have received direct
from New York. spring dress goods. black
alapaeas. spring plaid~, rlc.. which are going
on rapidly. Call aud examine them before
Ties are gone, az the New York store.
Monday morning nine large silver brick and
ono gold one were taken east by the n. T.
Silver and gold are going east constantly. bat
We never hear Of il until i Is too late 10 come
The Maneie game GA the X. y. chaps -
lie happy aud you viii be good. Be sure
ana 20 to The New York Store 20 buy your
dry goods ahd ve viii guarantee ,hat vou
vii! DC happier.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
RI RRTED

AMBER 0T-R1BEKTSON-At the rosri,ncc OF
James Robertson, Esg., near lroa Mound March CHI
$50. Mr. K 4. Anderson anoi Mas Anna Robertson,
aii oi saline Cjtafy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09
New To>DG.


Annual Meeting-Gylsum nm Cemetery Association
Dissolution So'icc-A. NJ. CaSii'1cli a -
List OF Bil,s alowyd-Couaty.
aiachinsry-W + q john Barnes
miscellaneous Advertis,menis--G. i. GOwell & Co.
, 1876-01-09
Au Intelligent ktcAr.

Sdnf1 Husu {tt2.} i}t"Gh74t-
On Moore Brothers ranch, nAur DuDcao' +
mill, Messls. Light i Co.. .,ing taa pa.t BUM
mer, capture e1u.te 4 number Of bears, and the
way they did it WAS about ns followa bais is
suspended at such heigh, from tue ground as
to be within easy reach Of bear. 1mmrdlate-
L under the bait slight excavation Is made ID
the gEound, in whlch ss placad ponderous steel
s1Ap. which, when Set. ia about on 9
level with the surface Of the grouud.
The tap is then, covered With leaves
raseing bear scon discovers the
bait, goes fer it, and watka into the trap. Dears
gre not generally regarded az being very smart.
81: thss they do sometimes rise equal to tho
occasion the following abuadAot'y proves.
solitary bear. denizen Of the abJve-nsmed 10
eality so;efg pressed oy hunger, sailed forth on
nocturnal forging expedition. Happening
eooR where tue trappes Ind hung tempting
oalt Brnln at occe proceeded to apprJprlato It.
IN attempting TO get tho bait, he
uu1ol turnteiy sprung the trap, the con-
sequence OF Which wls tho loss OF tro OF
three :oeB. he llmred back to h;s den ssddss
and, cs the sequel NIL! snow. = wiser bear. l:e-
turning on the following night, his late uishap
atlu fresh in h6 memory, his bearehip instituted
= vigorous search 1uto things in general. sh,ch
revealed tue fact that the trap was again aet.
whstepoa. goaoed by huuger, and remembering
the little unpleas1ntness OF tie previous hight,
he sezeo the trap and dlk9eed it to one side.
having now Cu,hlng to fcar from the trap. be
Robbled up the bait and marched OF &r,umplsAnr-
~ Ihin little trick Was repeated uumheF Of
times. Tie bear 10 still u large.
, 1876-01-09
SUBURBAN..
ETASET1S.

The Social Club respects the week Of PRAYER,
and ueld no meeting 'ast week. 4 masquerade
party las been announced for Thursday oven
lug.
The Eclectic CIut met at tho Hon. II. 3.
Hurtl'a Monday evening. No Lveller meeting
has taken place within tho recollection Of the
Oldest member. Contrary to custom, the chief
interest seems to have centared i0 the debate ln-
stead OF in tina readings. Tue conundrum un-
der discussion has not yet been sat'Bf cLorll7
solved Ihe Club will meet It tho residence OF
Mr. George Watson Monday evening. .
The next meeting Of the Asheneu u has been
postponed fro the 1Stn to the 2Dkh lnsE.
uew Social soc:et', TO oa known as the -.
F. F." effected an organization at the residence
Of l'rof- E. T. Sh.ader Tuesday evsaIng. lhe
FIRST regular meeting will ba held at the real-
deuce of alt. Q. French Friday eveuiag.
A number OF young people assembled ut the
Residence OF Mias Lako Ihurs lay evening, the
result being the organization OF another new
:ciety for social putpo=es. The folio osing
officers were elected: President. Ms- Charlea
D. Dlaney Vice-Presijcnt, M-. Luciou N. Will
Jams Secretary, Mr. Robert r. Richards, Tue
name OF - II. F." was adopted for the Club. aud
it Was decided to snis tho membership to thirty,
aud to meet iortnightly.
nun Der OF tue Young friends OF Joseph
Easter. Jr.. were entertained ut his parents
! residence Wednesday, evening. Tao principal
amusement Of the company wss dancing, AID
! this Has dono with spl1lt and enjoyment.
LENDALE.
Mr. C. Fl. orris and miss EMILY Orvis gave
large party at the residence OF tier father Fri
day evening. Maoy of their Young friends from
Chicago were present, aad With the Lawndae
young folks, made quite merry throng. The
evening va. spent in dancing to music furnished
by Dir. Wedgwoo1, aud in having : good time
gouerullv. At II o'clock supper was announced,
when the little folka matched around the parloss
several timer. then descended to the d.ning-room.
where thev seemed to eujoy themselves hngelg-
About o'clock they departed for the!r respect
iva homes, declaring they had Lad one u th9
best tunes OF the Beason.
, 1876-01-09
A Masonic fFnpostor.

The Bos:oD Globe OF Dsc. so las lengthy
expose Of the do4ngs OF ono Cta1ies co Lagar-
dese Who lad beau es.Ablashins bogus lodge Of
Pretended Masous IN thai city It appears that
fae freedman .oped in about fifty people. i'll
eludnE many respectable men. aud persuaded
them that for Gu be could auI Eould make them
brethren OF tue mystic lie. n2yinG gathered in
The persous 1efeE.ed to. the maa with the uu-
ploasaus na1ns preteEded to lni:ote them into
ths Scottish aud York rites bnt really did i,.tls
Cni'ed Trisnds Lodge Was never more than
mob Of deceived men. After the
matter had gone Al far as could bs
borne ths sWiudled Partiss Lk.l Lsgarlisro ar
fested and committed to jsil on i cLAtge OF OF
seen cleally to la against him. The onlv e1-
panasioo made BY the accused naa that bis
psosecutorA and tho 0rand Lodge we're I s.t OF
.Kreat tackasees," RLich s1p:Auxtlon ssems
stAas lullsVuAts.
, 1876-01-09
Thursday evening, when they vii! perform tho
one-act comedy = The DowaRsr," and the fasos
" lei Oh Pa1le Francais."
RECENT WEDDINGS.

1t 6 o'clock last Thursday evening, at the resi-
douce OF Mrs. S. c. smith, No. Rhodes avenue.
q select COMPANY OF friends assembled to W.T.
ness the marriage ceremony OF her niece. Miss
Ada E. Starring, Of this city. TO Mr.. Alden e.
Gillett, Of Springfield, y. Tha ceremony was
short and impressive, Dr.. W.4W. Eyerts oaici-
sting. As tue groom placed the golden ring
upon tho finger Of his tride be rendered the
service more impressive BY saying in deep, earr-
est tones with this ring rhse wed, and with
ali my worldly go,da and my heart's best and
truest love thee encow in the future as in
tho past, my motto sua.t BE-, In thea 1 trust "
The bride was srrayed in ashes-of-roses silk.
trimmed With white tulIe and sprays Of ciematis
aud orange. and VAS enveloped ia . bridal veil
fastened with oranRe blossons. In ~ adjoin-
ing room WAS disnlayed magnificent array Of
presents from numerous fr.enls. After the
ceremony autpor MS served. AMI tho cou r,io do
pa1te1 ut half- past Cor the West.
EEADER--nHINk.
At tho Centenary II. +. Church last Thurs
dug Mr. Martin &. Meal ler Was married to
Miss Lucy T. Brink, and Mr. Arthur ?, Brink to
A[,gs Nina III. Meauer. Tho Ceremony w2s per-
formed nY tue Rev. =. Il. Adams, pastor Of the
Centenary Churco. Miss Alice Holland ana Mlss
Matte f. Shepard acted ~ bridesmaids. and aIr
Tho reception took pl1ce OF the res depce OF L.
". Meader, No. LES South Loouis street.
IN BRIEF.
Friday, tho 91st ut., alr.James Hewitt asecos-
1aphor Ut Gen. sherld4u's head quarters, IVES
married to 4i.es Arsetta Barrie, the s1,rano Of
the ST. Paui'. (Uussersalss) Church caoir.
Last FRIDAY night tile Roy. and Mrs. I. N Hobart
celebrated the tSenty- Ii annlveraa,y Ut their
marriage at their residence ut Do~oer's Grove.
Last tuesday were married. in Boston Miss
Anua Il. Dyer, dangnter of l.. Il. Uvsr, Esq. aud
3ir. f. ". luce, OF Tie National Hotel Reporter,
The msrr;age Of Mr.. T. F. Will1ams. Of
Bloomington, and Miss Fannie L. Mcknight
took place at the residence OF the BRIDES
father No. ga West Monroe street, La. Wednes~
day morning.
, 1876-01-09


HdrtFord lcunn.> Tins<s.
Mr. Richardson was Chairman Of the illinois
delegation in the Dem )crnt,c NAsioual Conven-
tion OF 1868, The delezatss decided, ia accozl-
anee With vote Of sha State Convent n, to cast
the vote Of the S:ats ~ unit. majority Ct the
delegation to decide Tor whom it should bo cast.
Tbev directed It to be g.van f1r Geor5s Il. PEN
dle.on. The Convention voted that nom' na-
ton could not be made by less thln vot . OF
ewo-1hirds OF tha Conrention. Richardson pro-
test>d; but it did no god He th.n. with much
emphasis, said: "Mr. President, / serve
notice on this Convention that wh,n
George H. Peod1eton gets q majority
Of it's votes, the West will camp thero
and staY." But Mr. Pend!eton never got MS
ioritY. The ballots Observation-Disclosures every
TINA giving = solid vote for PandIeton. Finally.
one Of the Ihuos delegates rose and said: - Mr.
President, rise to correct an errcr. The gent4e-
man {3lr. nlcharison} has cast the vote OF nv
StAse solid for Mr.. Pendeton, represent tile
district OF my State, and il accordance With tho
wishes Of my district aud upon my OWN judgment.
| cast my vote for Hor2t.o Seymour: Rchard-
son rose NJ, and pulling bis coat sleeves to h,s
elbows. looked at tue delegate savagel7, and +atd
lyon can't d. that, sIr-you eau cast no vote III
this way. The vote Of Illinois il, by direction OF
her delegation, through their Chairman" DO
yo,, Sir, said the delegate. growing led ia the
face, ''pres1tne To cast q vote TO: the Democracy
Of my district :" "Cer:An]y," replied RN'hsrd-
son Illinois votes on thus aoor-votss by the
direction Of majority Ct her dete2a.es hefe.
"Do Tou, sir, +" continued toe delegate, ''wno do
no. res.da in nv district, and do nos represent
uy constituents, assume the right to cast nv
vote. against my uishes7" II do, sr!"
ncreamad Richardson. asnld roars OF laughter.
and saouts from all parts OF tho hall /; land,
he added. SHAKING his shaggy head, ""hat are
you going to do about is?" Here the parties
were called to order, aud the ballosing vent On
-I!lnols voting sixteen votes so|,diy. a her
State Couvensloo aud her delegstaa had directed
tue vote shoulu be given.
, 1876-01-09
French EIul8s

IL our columns Of jan appeared notice OF
dissolution OF the f.m OF Nhee!ock l. Thomas.
architects. From the pencil Of llr. G. p Toom-
- have arisen mauy OF our 6uest buildings.
The BookselIers' Dow. called BY critics the finest
block OF stores in America the Dore Building,
corner OF Madison and State :; tue Merchants
Building and resldencos OF Epos Ay1es. corner
OF Michigan arenue and Eighteenth Of James
S.lnson, on taa Dre1el boulevard. and many
othe1s, are bis designs. Mr. Thomas has spent
the rast summer 10 Paris, Brussels, aod Mu-
mich Studying aud obtaining The best pl.ns Of
the French. flat sys!em becoming 50 popular.
His Offices are in tho new building opposite 3lc-
Vicsers Theatre, waere he will bo pleased to
show h:s plaas 70 parties interested in this sub
ject.
, 1876-01-09

No sewluS-mechins iu the world, except tho
"New Automatic" Of The Wllcox j. Gibbs S.
II. Co, has ali Automatic tension, or any other
Of tho characteristic features Of that marvel OF
sewing mechanism Tie public sauuld LOT be
imposed upoa BY statements to tue contzaty,
ma le by rival com tan.es-
Auousst uther Aisa distinctions lately received
by tie New Auto.n1sic, IL thu era ID ''Qotl hedA
Of P,ogrees," awarded at tIe Atner.ca1 Institute
Fair Wilcox l. Llpus l. II. Co., Nos. 100 aud
XU2 Wabash Avauue-
, 1876-01-09

Tho Illinois Trust and Swings Rank.
There is no excuse for anybody losing his mo-
ney by the bursting Of savings banks SO l,ng as
there are banks in existence with as excellent .
Coard or directors as that OF the institution
above mentioned. THIS bank has just elec.ed q
B,.sd OF Traetecs. among whom 40 recognize
the names Of some of our Ee.lthiest sud most
substantial business men. I'ne list IS a. fol-
lows: ". F. CouIcaush. Apson staeer: L. z.
Letter. Joan Czerar. George Sturges, John 3.
D,a.e. l.. b. Sdwav, r. T. crane. o. ". t.tter,
Wunan Il. Mitchell, George Straus 1saac
Na,xsi Il. G.. Powers, G. ri. Liad.ren aud
Joan McCaifray It would be difficult to select
fifteen 1nure substantial or peter uames from
the City D.rector7 even. kemi-annua! dlT1-
oeul Ut per cent has a.ao just teen declared ty
tho 1lluo,s Trust
, 1876-01-09
Peraoua1.

We arc pleased to notice the appointment by the
Chicago, D.nviiie Vluceuu-s K4iIroad OF Robert
Eors5th as G:naru Agent 1ot tho Southern Dispatch
Line which re14:nes Terra Hauts E:an.vtl q, Nash
vile, and all prominent Sauthsra poiuta As4dquAr-
ters 1t 133 R1ndul II street,
, 1876-01-09

Our varrnntee IL good, and We Keep
It good Wuen RaJ 6u teeta II xe II thsy can
10 ns in this city foc III tue prtca paa else~here
10 VIBRANT them tn yeafs W 1t 70 the letter.
Atfo, when VT eay VIC !u8eTt full set Of teeth the
m tier WHIT psce you nay, II, thousands
n testify. H-Caesus;a Dental PAriosa, eoenAr
ClArE aud Randolph strtet2.
, 1876-01-09

The Elegant Frame Of Photographs
presented to tia city editor Of the Ifnss vere made
b, Gentle, the leading photographer Of Chi'ago-
Studios 1t3 Stale street. Old pictures copied tn cray
OILS aud colors by an Italian artist
, 1876-01-09

their olden altitude. the hair bang m3ssei on
the top OF the heal after s,ms.hsns OF the
fashiun Of hve Q: six years. ago. ouJ, lust .ad OF
being ID atn piaita, ie is tslsed IN s.{. cEepe
mahs
, 1876-01-09
Art.

The Life and Costume elias il now open At ths
Academy of Design, 2p1 Michigan avenue, under tho
supervision OF J. F. Go.kos. Director Of tina Academy
The hours are from II m. to p. m. The ci1ss IL
ope1 10 attists and advanced Az.-studa4ta.
, 1876-01-09

ba.t tl1nes pf the seaspn
~1@" ~
r.cu,o.e
~r xo,1 .,-n 40. ,,onvo
~" AA ~ ~ -,
! asn ore ho'1a'
1he popularity OF tue otocA'ea ''eeae7 "no
other old fabrics, revived from two aud three or
noore ranernk,ons APO. ia yary noticeable in the
o,o..., t,,:a.. l.n- -,a, Y,- avao,nc mn. racan-
e4@@"o' e. ''''o'7 os7,eA ~. "",-~a
ton occaaaons. a oenasao4 example VI o@tnasSe
; tissue waa seen recoatlY IN pr.ncos8e- shape
dre<s with l,pa s5izt. looped up on one s,dc
~ 4 rt-nrean satin. brocadeJ with dark- green
,'. o. "a.aor @ .ns ] a"nsls @ .nnsana dr.ss
;.Ve.Set. Aootn7s Ana e4oa!'' aauoSotne ol-ss
sln.e-gray faille; tbs cu'rasse bodice was Of the
,r,cai, and the skirt was of slate faIse, trim
,ad ,,;,,, r1a .,,rr.,;1,a dr ,,ar,os of tba same
4Deo ~ "'t.4 49, .:.a
"a1e''a' rs the go,. 500. -.
Abaaatiiul toilette for the evening WAS CON-
posed OF rose -coorad faille. with III o3erlrass
! - ro7o.oo,ora. tr,c,t.1 s;tsr ouer }1ht gray.
,r,,:. -r,. faa,,,onea mn art of nolonase or
tt-n "s-o tao-.oa ~ .1,..a. oo,,s
tec!ngotc, som21rhs! resembling tho sel'e. Goals
worn b9 tue grand ladies' Of tue time OF Louis
XIV. and ras trim ned with lace Filings over q
docb|e piait1uz Of gray and iose-coloreu fa'1!e.
ru; ;tinrs OF tho LICE vi Il ,oo.,, small tou ,let
n: 80. Win SILVER foli,ge furnished the ofus-
! ue,,, Tor tha 1,a:r to be norn with .n.s drcss.
A uo:,ctapis toilette for o middla aged lady
vas faehionaI IL pg,ncesse Shape, o. u On one
! aida md Ia med m an the other. This hal a
lnn a,,i,t q: aJmp.t coJored fatitc. over which
! 80 rio rrnar nro.s of slnond-co.ored SATIN
i ,,-n,.ss, viii h.on,a1 volvat
1tsji c,eesas ara much made with the long
cn;r .nsa hoo;ea of .a;in. rros-gr1;n or brocada
1..,avo- nIbar ,n7+or;aIs nav ia ,ntrdnc,a II,
| ,ha",hs- n,rt. ~ tfa ro,lart, rha1r,no r,vn
so;,s 49,. " ,'.,,,a @ ao. "a vi ta ,,.1;a orr
ma a"e,, n ID ia r., "a 80
sn,'oo ~ S;,r.r.r,,ita ,,r caiad al, ma1a y.ry
81 .,,d .ert,ng I'VE tho lin. and
j .acsa ~ ia hack deer tuI,a uounces for1nca
's,.,ar,a. ~ III I'm wrh wrcaths II mink s,,,}
otspe1ee ,.1,sIr,a r - .,o iy,,.,,,.a a.+;r
, 1876-01-09

Motopathy- The only treatment
known attempted thAt raic lily eurns eatar1h.
Original. and practived only by DE- CLESSON PRATT,
No. ~ state street. southwest eorner Of Adnn1. Con-
su4tAslon free.
, 1876-01-09

Happy New Year to the Man
who beg'ns now to ctztAu expenses. fou can do 10
most snectualy BY sending Jour old clothes for csean
ing and repars to Cook l. AcLsin, ~ Dearborn atzeo
, 1876-01-09

It il said that Santa Cnus declined to place my
Christmas gtsss In striped s:ocztngs, while, on tue
other hznd he bestowed doubls portion all homes
bIe.sed with . new Domestic sewing machine.
, 1876-01-09

Three Medals were awarded at Vi
enu1 1hiIadelph1*, aid New York. Henry Roohet,
Artist phosoxra2 2her, 7os Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-01-09
Excurai0u TfcEasH

Z
are now on sale via Indianapolis and Louisville route
to Charleston, s. c. aud retusn, Savannah. Ga, and
return au1 Jacksonville. Fa, and return. Send for
circular Of Information to K daltup deuer. Wesacn
Passenger Ag>nt, III RAnoolt street.
, 1876-01-09

Vanity Fair
will not maks the tongue &ors. See Advertisement
, 1876-01-09

the residance Of Mrs. Charles T. Cook. No. 971
West WASHINGTON atreot.
The foarth party Of the series given nn1eE tho
auspices Of CHICAGO Commander knights Tenn
plar will occur Vein .slly evening 81 ths dano-
ing acadamy corner Wes: Washington and Green
4traeta.
, 1876-01-09

Oxouixed Ox-Marrow for the Hair,
BY Buck Raynsr, mixers Of TIA Asra Cologne
, 1876-01-09

Lundbor8's California Water
fo1 tolls: and bath knd zs1resh4nR
, 1876-01-09


BOARDING.
The Undersigned would respectfully notify he!
friends and others In the city tLst she has oIoned
boarding house u. No. 4S9 Mrhigzn-y, which will II
rstcass in all respects Tue To- aton ten:ra to tet
ern improvements; terms moderate. refsr inquiry
to the kev. John Covert, ISL 1ndanaav: A. @. F5e>
ster. 1873 1nd'snldr.: ~. F. Tpnpklus. AmcE:a=
Clock Co, III 8:4te-st; Eandai Hall Co., xt5 Sc":a
Csrk-sL: Fred JoltymAn. with Field Lei:or !: Co..
corner Madison and Mnr4et-st..: Jnhn Joucs. With
Charles Gosssgu / Co.: Samuel u. Turner Manager
Grand Paetho Hote}.-the above mentioned persons
having been gueats Of cfne the Grand Haven A42.
neuc Mineral Springs. Mth.
CHICAGO, Jan. I. l31- ZESANA II. CURTia
, 1876-01-09

The d1n Of Bennett Clark is disao;Ee.1 by mutual
conaant TIE Lux.n1as viii u+ elee-l l.y q. y. Wet4
erzu. Asaj91es GEORGE ". CLARK. Jn,
HENRY BENNETT.
All par,ies having Claims aga1n.t tie late 6rm ok
Bennett C4ark Will peAse present th IN i: o1"c-
o. D. NETHEREIL. Assignee
, 1876-01-09

TIA corartnershio heretofore existing under ths
dr1u nau.e o: anay i learsvn ia this diy Es@olveL
Either p.rty u authorized 70 sign tho firm nano In
liquidation. !nOnSS = nhhi.
, 1876-01-09
PERIODICALS.



Notice Ia hereby gwen that the taftner.a!n ately
extstiuR under ths rm ualre AID hty. Of J. Il. Mora
+ Co., was dissolved JAIL !, A. D. 1s.6, ly mutual
cJnaent.
L. T. Reeve 10 authorized to settle Ill deb,s duo to
apu owed By tne dr4u. J. II MOkA,
III $. sANDERT0ORC,
Cu1cA6o, Jan. c, ls:c. L. i. REEVE
The undersigned hare this day formed co-rartne@
atl y und=r the t1ln of Nora, Reeve To-, ftt
the t11urn;,ion ot general Nh ,lcaale and retail yar
and tobacco business 1t No. sG East Madisoa-st-
ANTHONY n MORA,
CHICAGO Jan. l. 1g76 Il. 3. REEVE.
TIE bQsnezs heretofore done I. No. ICE Est Nsth-
in ton it, un.ier u1ln: Of II ca IL hereby dis
couttnt i, 2ui Will be hvseAtteE conducted Under h1o
name and lt>.atipu u auove, NJAA { CO.
CHICAGO. jAn. !, l3.Gr
, 1876-01-09

DI@5OLUTIO
Ths t.1n Of P1aten + H1tteEu.xn has beer disso'Ta
to-day. r. Paten assuoea III zsses ard liabilities con
t-p,-ted bv them tor.thor, T. PLATES,
Doc. ~. 1916. e. F. uATTEnNAN.
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