The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 4

OFFICIAL PAPEE OF THE TOWN. KittrnnUTillr. Thnrxilny. Trb. 10.187C NEWS.

Conmunicationt on any topic of loful inter rst nre solicited the TxTEt-naExcKR. It must not be taken for ifrantfil that in publithlng cummtmicalioiis ice inflow the u-rltrr, or they wlOt our mm: may be either The riyht to rricct is rexmed. fttsltivcly no attention given to com. mtmifution imlesathe NAME avthoris yiven. Ersi.Niiss notices in the-local eulnnin flflcfn cents line each insertion.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains. Madison County Railroad. Going West. Edwardsville 7:10 A. M.

11:40 i-. M. 4:30 r. M. i a 17 r.

I M. Goint- East. Leave Crossing I A1.J A. M. I p.

M. I 5:25 p. M. Arrive at tds'ville I 8:50 A. M.

8:06 p. M. fcUO p. M. Indianapolis and St.

Louis U.K. Going West. Arriva at E.Stfl... I A. M.

I P. M. I 9:05 r. .11. Going East.

Leave E. St, Louis I A. p. M. 4:15 P.

M. Arrive at A. M. I 3:31 M. I M.

THE WAIXWRIGHT DIVORCK CASE. --The ease of Lucy J. Wwinwright, who sued for a divorce from her lius- baixl Oeo. AVainwriglit, occupied ths attention of the circuit court two or three day? last week. There was quite mi interest a in on-e the wliole lepal fraternity of Eihvardsville had a hand in it either on one s-iile or the other.

C'yius L. CViok and Diivii! Gillespie rondncte-1 case for the plaintiff, i A. W. Metcalf and G. B.

engineered the other side. Both (lie parties to live in and are generally to niont of our citizens. As soon as the eniled up a crowd gathered in i room to witness the i as i rich and racy naturally exptctod to be develop- man of great kindness of heart, he dispensed an extraordinary and generous hospitality for very manyyears. He was a man of much more than ordinary strength of mind, and had to a rerrmi kable degree tlie power of correctly undemanding human character. A man of good business habits, extraordinary punctually and a truly honest man.

An Incident in business matte-re will show this trait of character. In 1810, a merchant in St. Louis, by the nameof Piiillipron, brought on a lot of tin-plate amounting to $500. Mr. Atwater had a desire to get tlie plate to manufacture i ware, but had neither money or credit to get it.

He went to one Robert McMahon, and agreed i him that if he would recommend him to the merchant, so that he could get the plate on six months credit, he would give McMahon one-half the amount of profit derived from the sale of the ware. Be-' fore the six months had expired, Mr. Atwater paid for the plate and McMahou 8496.75 as his part of the profit, a i kept a strict account of article made and sold. In the death of this aged and ven- rahle pioneor anil christnin gentleman, Kdwai'dsvillc has lost its oldest citizen, the church its most a i and liberal rnemler, his children a father greatly beloved, and the comm i an example of i i and virtue. Miss EMMA VON from St, Louis papers a von Hoya lui(j been delighting the citizens of a city with She has dropped the German i and assumed a of the French--DC Hova.

A A I A I i the present term of the i i were but six who applied for tiiml a a i a i papers, i were granted by the court. cd dnriiij; progre The deelari- tion of a i i uppuareil in a few agn. It NOT was reported in town on Saturday a Mr. Mofl'nmti, olerl; of the court, had left here for a few days for the purpose of get- i married. The report appears to a been a i i i to slander that a as lit- lias ed to lib in his original t-tftte of freedom.

ed that the defendant had failed to provide for had i her, a to i up the catalogue of barbarities the declaration set forth that George had i a in the plaintiff's fucu, on divert, and so. 1 The i i i proved a i the a wiit a bear', and a he- was not a tit subject to place at the head of a a i The a introduced evidence to prove a most of his conduct was a i a to (lie 'lity to on the. evc- behavior of the a i i in 1 it WHS proposed to Meet a not a i him the prhilege.i of a i the members ap- Feb. 7. EDITOR -The a i i Lyceum met Sal- nida.v i last i of but win to the absence of two i i i i i fur i i wh-oin it i i i be present, 'they not having an opportu- i The quantity of ice cut in the vicinity of La Salle, this winter, for Southern markets, will probably not fall short of 100,000 tons, most of which is cut for the St.

Louis Ice Company. During the week 500 tons were shipped by rail to the order of that company at Memphis. Hon. Charles Emerson, of Decatur, has sufficiently recovered his hesltli to attend tbe Constitutional Convention. The Constitutional Convention proposes to contest with Kentucky the jurisdiction and boundary which the latter claims to low watermark on the Illinois shore.

This claim of Kentucky is, however, in accordance with the ordiuauceof 1787, establishing the Northwestern Territory. Thomas Cantrall, under indictment for the murder of his brother, Sanson Cantrall, in December last, was taken from jail und brought before his honor, Judge Hodges, in Jacksonville, on Tuesday, and at the instance of Mr. Springer, counsel for the prisoner, his trial was postponed i the April term of the Circuit Court. The grand jury at Jacksonville have determined to exterminate the liquor saloons, and have summoned about two citizens to appear before them and i where they buy i i i a Preachers, professors, lawyers, doctors, bankers and merchants are included in the list. They have no trouble in finding indictments.

LIST OF LETTERS A I I in tticKdwimlsviilcl'ostoffice on i day of February, 1870: Mnth Retxev Brown Joe "Town Jtiium BvoTvn Susan I. Bnrr (Jreen Bunly Jackson Uraml John Cobui Robert Robert 3 Conner A Clark Kol.L-rt t'lirboroiifsh TIamcr Dalon Dr II nomplinu Sena Mrs Faerv I.onis Fcelt Henry (ireen A Orahanl Oliver Harris Kclwnrrl I a int'ice Hijriins A Ilan-is Henry Johnson Victoria Louda Uwi I. i I.ee Sarah Picket John 2 Powers Trae Probne Samuel Rodders wm Kolhs Rolf Rodger JlcKenzieFnnnie Mitchell MHnzer Wilder Wni Wirril diaries fclmnllv SappH II Sparks i Sparks A sjcott Tlicoil.ire Still George i Fred Stt-uar Swain Sexton Steirller Henry -Sherman Tony f'pton A i Vockcr I. Walsli Mr Wai in- Mr $30,000 Worth of I GOODS FOR TO BE CLOSED OUT First-Class PRINTING, SUCH AS LEXTER-HE A.1JS BIX.L-HEuft.I3S, DRUGS! i DRUGS! BOOKS -ifflJIillOSiH. JOHN S.

TRARES, Corner Main and Furcell Streets, ED WARDSVILLE, ould rcspcctAilly announce to tlic uMI- xens of Fihvardsville anti sni-rounding a JH kC'Tisoonstantly on hand a complete stork of Cliomiciils, iioolis nmL.StaLiont*ry, J'ltrc Wince, Brandies, London. J'or- tcr, unit All's, for Jfedie-inttl purpotm All popular patent ntPtllcliu-s, cnmprliiiiuj Ayer'h, Jay UK'S, and Wnketlold'sKnmily Med- ielnes; son's sarsapnrilla; 3I'Lpan's Cordial: 1 llall'H, Allen's, Unlvnln for tlu Lunirs; Diakc's IMK Oililn, Jacki't Bitters; Srhm-Mnni Sclinapp-- 51'Hnlros Hum- a IVrry I'ain hr: Itolict: ciarnline Oil. Mustang i i i i iSliallviiKorgpr's Asmi'PilN; t'heps- Clark's, Diiponco's Femnle Pills; Me' BTTSIKTESS, i.i-iin's, Jackson's. Flasrg's, Tliomp- i-un's a a i 1'ills, Ac. it 11; PUFPA Hui'iieU's- Cocoaine; sterling's Ambrosui; Iliilcbeior'sniKl Ilrirris.in's-Hair Dye: l.yon's ICntlinrioti; Allen's Zvlobalsninutii a i (llutiiuu (irilprint- ISarrc-ll's, Hall's, nian fivi-of Allen's, ICnowlcs' Hnlr Hestorative, ic.

and GO TO THE At Cost! INTELLIGENCER Johnson Kna Jones Tlionirts i i i NVm I.OllIllHM I i Irfiwrani-i- a i Wanrmi Dcrli-h JOHN" COVKNTKY, I. M. CLOSING SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, BOOK and JOB Printing House, -l-TiiADS, at a advance over cost of jioptr, i at I.v- E.NVi:t,oi'i.s.--Parties irchasing a a i Knvelopes at this ofliee i lie entitled to their printed on the! face of same i anv a i i i FOR TUB TOILET. Maunolia Balm, lilooni of Voutli. Oranct- Ulo.ssoni, Parian Biilni ol a Ti.uut*..ml Flowers.

A assortment of Pancj'Soaps, Fancy Articles and Yankee Notions. Wall Paper and Window Curtains. A liirae-took constantly kcjit on hand; ami in fai-t cveryililngkcjit in a well r-Htnblished ilriisaiul bonk slorc. All )ieel mns-Ic nl imblishfi-s coinpouiiil'-'d at all hours ilay and niaiit. HENRY BITTER SONS' YARD, JldwanUvillr.

KLOOlilXG. girtrnliscmcnts. luisl ami. Mr. Gillespie in his closing ppi'cch to dwelt good deal this i i i i a enough to niiike any man after a hard day's work and doing cverythinj; to i for the comforti of his a i coivpt MtV.

night to Uirn in i (lit-- Our reporter say a from the- coun- tn ances of at a lie jinij-c a i treatment very rough-- especially the married ones. he i to pearing s-ntisfied the decision the a i i The i i was: "Is a a a i i sttdde form of gov- a republic?" 7t ill a very i i i i a i i a had no time for picpnration. Ctilrc-jiie opened a i i a sticceetled in show- i I he a an i i repiiblican form of govci was. i complied i a i Jany. 17th, 1870, AT THE YVKI.L REMOVAL Barnsbaek Bro, Most respectfully Inform their Friends anil the imblie gent-rally that they )iavc from the storeroom recently occupied by them, on Main street, to Prickett's New Buildings, North Side of Purcell opposite Court House, where they will continue to sell BUY GOODS, Piece Goods, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, ITI' Tn Siiinn.

1 I'. I'msliLJolin II. I'n a i i 1 Kubinsonan.i Iiau- wt'st i tap norm i-a-t i i i ol i i i i in i i i four, i i i a i i l.ui.is insr liie 1 1 LARGE NEW MII an.) i i (it I i-Tsniis i stci! in said I.in.ls; a i tin- siml KII-I St. ha hle.l i i i i in i N(tn I i i i i iii.ivin:; I i I i.l i i i i i i tlT coin- I i an 1 tu In- 111.1 ft i it rin- ui sa: l.iivl. winch in.T.

Use i I i i fi i i has been 1.1 .1 1111 nanv i i OF I HI iii II I A UK 1 110 H1 P30VISIONS AND LIQUOBS, Cards. the j'urj' on i a i i i i and on Monday i gave in a verdict for tlu- a i i noon ai court vcncd a i made for a of a France and i a JIo a Thompson, Happy, Chapman Gray. He was replied to in no an elo- to-morrow. i i a The- i be hc-iivi i let- i i a by Mr. Prjokt-tt, by Keebler, Terry, Bradshaw, i and On i the Indie-, os C.

K. that a collision occurred on Sunday i hetween two engines on the Mudiion Itail- road. I'lic i had hem to at cettinp: repaired i i a i i i i i i I I I I i i i a i i Xo i'l bad st.irtrd haek i i i she belonged. When near Coders Ixilh cnuines came in sight of each a 200 yards apart. Both i were re- verr-ed and the jumped off to the result.

The engines ap- each other i two mad bulls. They locked hoi us for an instant and Denied barely to touch each and feelinjr no doubt of their i i and impressed with the solemnity of day, they i-ach eomuienccd a rapid retreat. This took the engineers by surprise and it i difliculty after a smart a their engines nnd i thing's In a "inicable under- a i i i The damage was a broken rib in a i i Pwift's cow- CIltchCT. subject of in I on She ti ii 04 year of his age. tho time of his.

a Mr. AUvnter were n'fjui'-ted to act as judges, and rendered a decision in favor of the A i society adjourned i a i a the tinii "Was justifiable in i Mar (iueen of to death?" i be deliated. An i i i i i of i i of i ealeulalile benefit, espeeially to the and we are glad lo see it re- ce; i i i i i a i i i from the i ing and reading portion of eom- In sail! i i i i i I I I c-i iim.mt i i A ST. I I UAn.liO.Ut I'OMl'ANY. fi lilil-'Uv G.

B.CRANE Tin Stove Store. NO. 2 MAIN STREET, 1:11 ii I r. RICHARDS cfc STILLWELL, i I i a Hie, I I) i Ail work in i i i i-xu- i-nt-il. DANIEL i I TTOHNKY AT i A and solicitor in riKine.M'v.

uitii'i- in i i i room The board of Directors have i led the society to use the large and commodious school room to hold their meetings in, and it is to he hoped a members a i i i appreciate this kindness and refrain fiotn the use of tobacco, while there, U. D. The Peoria Rock Island Hailroail has been mortgaged to J. Kdgtir Thompson, President of the Pennsylvania a I IVHirt-liini'-i-. I I I i CARPENTER AND J2-I Clio ice roe cries, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Wines, Liquors.

Cigars, Tobacco, Jim iii, (iia'-'-, Stone, Ivirlhcn A Woodcnwaiv, All .11 I i VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. The llialiesl Market I'rlen paid for Unite)', Cvitntrji Prwlnce i i HKSPI.VTI ri i.v I I THJ: i i i a i In- is prepare. I a jobs 1 1 1 1 i i i i i I i a I a i on the liin.st i I His shop is on I I i i i I the res-lili'iicc- Hr. ir. junUi'Vily M.

IUFK. H. n. DALE BTJKNETT, I TTllItXIiYS AT A i I in Chancery.Kilvvar.lsville. III.

I Main near i my Cnpf. Isaac Whittakcr, ono of the oldest and most esteemed citizens of Carlhiville, died on Thursday night hint, of i i a at the age of 5-3 years. J. P. Gamble, independent Repnbli can, is elected to the i i i i i a i i i i of Convention, in Kankakee coun-ty, vice oMest deceased.

from young man named Minhley.from county, while driving across the railroad track, near Aurora, Illinois, in tlio year l.Mtl. In-1807 he Saturday evening, was struck by a was pri.bably (he ol MadNon County, il'not State, a i i a from A named Mjnhle.y, from Westtield, his a i ton- a the first public school in fit. lit; organized ii i i a i a i i i i i i i i i noU, to tbe constitution of hiuh his iiamt- appears largest fjuarterly i i i allhongh ut a time not worth fifty dollars. I 1824 Mr. Ai wafer entered actively i the ef- a i of Statv, rind ith Lipin- fort HgittiiBt slavery In i men of this potiuty, did good service in the cause of freedom.

In politics lie was a and since I860 acted with the Republican party, hut never was a partizan. nor ever onterprt into party In ll-'t year he made a j.rofes*ion of religion, and united with die Methodist church, a by a long iifcof fliriataiii conduct secured the passenger train going west nnd killed. The Gct'ctte and Chronicle learns that J)r. S. T.

Trowbridjte, of a i now Consul at Vera Crux, Mexico, has received the a i of Commercial Agent of the French Kmpire at that port, i a handsome attached. The Lutheran Synod of Northern Illinois has a i to i its agreement witli the subscribers to a fund for the establishment of a college at Mendota, and so the enterprise probably tails through. Ezekiel Day, of Peoria, a lead- Ing merchant, was parroted Sunday night last, buttnanagedtoesuape.when the garroter fired at i narrowly cnisaing him. Most of tho stock necessary for the removal of the Geneseo stove foundry to Hock Island has been subscribed, and tbe removal made certain. The of know him.

A foundry will employ 70 hands. CHAS, TUXHORN CO, DEALERS IN STOVES AND TINWARE. A complete assortment will ahvfl.vs be, found AT TUB LOWEST PISICnS, For ensli. A e.ili is solk'itpil. Shop next rtnor to i Priekett's hank, Edwurdsville.

27, THIS IS POSITIVE. TIio entire stock of l-'ull and i 1,00 now remaining on hiind. m-jst nnd i ho vH at Cost, anil avi'ii IP'-S titan cnst. tfreat sale of is made in make room fur the largo arrival of Spring Goods from HIP east curly in tlio spring. Vc altoralinns Jll be ma.lf in i Jill'S I I It'll.

I IRVTtN KHOME, AT LAW, Kdxvanlsvilli', 1111- i i Second tl.ior 1'rlok- ell's Hank. Jos. IV mv7 Ir I'E, M. II. A.

IlA.Ki:i.T., 51. n. POQUE HA3KELL, HYSICIANS A ONS. (xrtri- on I i vt, 1 block fiwt I'ourl lluii'u-: on lot in rear ol Kd- wurdsvlllr, I i i i dSI-v E. W.

GOODWIN, Ph. M. D. l'KOICOX AX!) rilYsrf'IAX, formerly i( Sun--rv. nt Mlchtcan University Medical (Villi'irp, r.iul Uc-sidi'iit.

rii.vsicnin IT. s. a i i a 'it Detroit. office and Upside-nee ('onricr nflieo, Echviirdiivllli', Illinois Ju7 ly RESTAURANT, ST. LOUIS STREET, EAST OF R.R, DEPOT, PirSVI3L.Ll-:, ILL.

I I i MM I'd I BOOTS ct CLOTHING. -U" r.v A BABNSBACK ERO. If (f nil t) filer (tittl I Provisions, Fruits OUNTRY PRODUCE T-17'C- I 'i. IV I' I A AXL jr, en I TrieJ by ni b'isiu-1. svmiis.

I 'oil, 'i ut nil liill'K. R. in s.i.'k-, and l.y t)u- 0 sli.jt and l.i-.-i,i, I'ur- I'idi-r Vineia.r, i i i a i i and SpJcLS. A T-, C) Of t'ii 1'licst COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED, Ti.r i i i I will pay hi-riicst iirk- or in lor ponds. Cash p.ii.l for V.vx", Putter, mi'.

OF II xv'ill a i i to nolie I J. M. ARMSTRONG, M. D. IIYSiri.v.V Main street.

rloor south of F. T. KrafTl's store. Kdwimlsville, Ilia. janlM TJte clirrrtje intrlfr this head u-lll be ccntsprr tine for pitch insertion.

For Sale. I.A"K Constable's Snle. anil Constable's Indemnifying Bonds, for Mile at tlie Inti'llijinneer nftiee. KKDK of Trust anil Ailmiiiistnitor's Deeds for sale le at tbo Intelligencer OI1 ries. new Webster's Dietiona- I.atcst editions.

Apply at this offlpe. and Found. the evening of or 21th of Dec. somewhere between the Ferry at Venice, nnrt Haniel's store, in Rlilge prairie, a book, containing alKmt notes and other valuable papers. A liberal reward will be paid to the flnder bj- delivering the same to this office, or to undersigned, at New ty.

I I I Madiso EDGERS, and all klnrtg of I Blnnk Books made to order at the Intel- ligencer office, Xo. 4 Main street. UMMONS, Venires and Constables' Delivery Bonds for sale at the Intelligencer offlep. So. 4 Main 'treat, store in April, whieb will i two fronts- one an Main, and one on Purcel! street oa making, wiien umnplrt- eil, one of the largest stores in Urn It be nearly two i feet deep.

All are invited to secure a share of the bargains that ciin be had at tliif store for a few days. This stock consists of a I'lrge aanortnii'nt nf Dry Goods. Some of them will be sold at half price. Call and see the bargains. Clothing of all kinds at great bargains.

The low prices will astonish all who call. Ten thousand dollars worth of Hoots anil Shoes will be sold out at cost, and some for less than cost. bargains never wus known before. Hats and Caps--soini as low as cents--all are to be sold out to give room for the spring arrival. Al ware on han.1 a large slock of Crockery and Quecnswure at low prices.

Thestoekof Groceries is the Inmost in the country.all ofwhichwiil be sold for leM than city prices. Call and see the prices for yourselves, and then be convinced by comparing prices wtth other housce. Window Curtains and OH Cloths--a good assortment always on hand. All goods are marked in plain figures, and but one price is asked ut this storp, so that all can buy alike. KEMEJIBEK THE LARGE NEW CHEAP HOUSE C'TIOH'F, WIJfES, constant hand.

GAME, PISH and OYSTERS in season. In roniH-i-tion i is Ih'sl- clnss LADIES' RESTAURANT, which i-, i fire frmn i i apS DO YOU WANT No, 1 Job Printing? If you Jo, drop in tlie Intelligencer Job Office, Xo. I Main Sli-eot, a BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR The Great External Eemedy, For Man and Beast. It ivIII Cure Rheumatism. STRUGGLES and TRIUMPHS or BARNUM, Written by In One.

Large Octavo JS'carly MM Pages-- J'i'ititctlin llnylish and (Jrnann 33 JJteyunt Full Page, It embraces FOIITY of ills Busy Life, as a Merchant, Manager, Bunker and lecturer and and gives i Touis, nnd iinporiaut The repntotion of (Ms preparAtion In 0 wull I-liMoricai HIM! Personal 'nhllaliml i tn. .1 i -lion. that little saiil in tliii connec- On MAS HliM rtfrtr fiilc-d in cure PAIKFUt, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. CD.XTKAf TIX.J 1 a A 8 1 I coimlsoHiis Imprisonment, his Kailure, his Juceesstul Touis, nnd iinporiaut 1-liMorieal ainl Personal H'-nunisceiict-'h, ru- l)leto i i Humor, Ane i doles and Entertaining Narrative. Xo Book published so acccp- 'able to i classes.

Kvery wants Agents nn selling from 5D to 100 a week. 6. CRANE 9 FROST ED rK ET, enon.i tian can be ami iwrmaiif nll.v cured minf this iin-pinuii it pcuttrnlM to tlie nerxu and bono immi-illatvly on applied. O.V HOR3KS it will rare A SWEENEY. OLD NINO SORES.

SADDLE or COLLAR CAI.1.S, JOINTS, STIFFNESS OF THE STIFLES. It will prcwnt HOLLOW HORN Mid WEAK BACK I.V MILCH COWS. I biT! met with gnat sueeeci in hringing my Mixture within the reach of the Public. I am daily in receipt of letters from I'hj-siciaas. Prng- lists, Merchants and Fanaeri, to iU earitlTt DAVID E.

FOUTZ, Sole Proprietor. BALTIMOBB, I orfer extra terms anil pay freight. Our illns. truted Catalogue and Terms to Agents bent B. BUKIt 4 Puljlisliet's, Hartford, Conn.

J27-8W CONSTAULK, COIJ.KCTIXO AE.VT, AUCTIONEER, Merit of Nnlcn, Ac. Will.attend to the payment of Tuxes, and redeem lands sold for taxes, ete. Kdwanlsvllle, 111., Jan. 6,1870. AROE I'ostcrs and small Handbills done up In at low at tlie Intelligence office.

NO. 1 Main street. KliAI. Blanks and Do.ils of nil kinds for at tbo Intelligencer ollice. ILK MA.VTlLl/dS, Sacks anrf Circulars! i AIUEGATED Color Job rrintlne.

SuramorSnawls, forsale lowby A nerior dtmlity.utvevy law F. KF.YrrT. i at well -VI, i rift at i nn.l obtain nricr 1 mrr of i I iliiiil: nt.ike to tin- bujiim to aivr a i- i pr to Sugar, at Si. Ix.iua All kiuiiB of (JoOf's and T'onntry Prn.J-.i.-f iwul on commission 'al rai J. i in of iv-1, 2(f.

LIVEKY STABLE. Opposite the Couvt House, imdersicned, pn-iu'lvtor of i a I stable, iirermrcrl i i i bis erswilh best Livery iiilnxliicoil into tliihtown. Heliasa (Inestoek ol and llear-ies; alsi rh-st-ctars' IlorKcs, foreitherhann ornad.l'.e. Horses boarded and well rare r.r at reasonable rates. KOJIT.

II. KIXDKU. Proprietor. J. A.

Pr.irKKiT, Vrn. W.ir. II. JoN'E-i. Fwrs' Excliame Loan Ba Etlunirtlsrilte, DJKKrroiLS.

THU.MAM J. ItAnXMJUCK, JOS. O. UOIUNKOX, PIHXC'K II. JOXKS, HEXRY lilTTEK, DAVID UILLESPIK, JOHX A.

VKICKKTT A iitliorized Capital, $500,000,00. General Ititnkfng busfnc-ss. Bpeciiil alleullon, to Collootlong. Interest Allowed on Deposits. Xov.

18, B. n. SABtN, A. H. nvsrtTAN A.vn "UltOEO.V, Edwnr.fa vlllo, Illinois.

Otll'-o siilc of court streets. In C. ii. VnnKliu'ii bnlldlne. on corner of 1-cinon and Ccnlor S3 ATrt CVPH.oriilintyK-srtiwlitif^ -s.

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