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MEDICAL SOCIETIES.

CLEAN COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Meets monthly at Bloomington on the 1st Monday of each month. Number of members, 46. Officers for 1877-78-President, Eliza A. Shaw, M.D., Bloomington; Secretary, John Little. M.D., Bloomington.

bers. 32.

MACOUPIN COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY. Meets quarterly (place designated at each meeting) on the 3rd Tuesdays of January, April, July and October. Number of memOfficers for 1877-78-President. Charles H. Holliday, M.D., Carlinville; Secretary, Ferd. Brother, M.D., Bunker Hill; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. L. H. Corr, Carlinville.

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ARSHALL COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION-Meets in May, October and January. Alternately at Lacon, Henry and Chillicothe. Number of members, 16.

Officers for 1877-78-President, J. F. Thomas, M.D., Chillicothe; Secretary and Treasurer, W. H. Jones, M.D., Henry.

MORGAN COUNd Thursday of each month. Number of members. 46.

ORGAN COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Organized 1865. Meets monthly at JacksonOfficers for 1877-78-President, E. D. Wing, M.D., Jacksonville; Secretary, G. V. Black, M.D., Jacksonville.

ONTGOMERY COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Meets semi-annually on the 1st Tues

Mday in May at Litchfield, and on the Just Tuesday in October at Hillsboro. Number of

members, 16.

Officers for 1877-78-President, Pryon J. Hermon, M.D., Raymond; Secretary and Treasurer, W. H. Cook, M.D., Hillsboro.

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DEORIA CITY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.-Meets monthly at Peoria on the 2nd Tuesday evening of each month. Number of members, 26.

Officers for 1877-78-President, Robert Roskoten, M.D., Peoria; Secretary, James L. Brown, M.D., Peoria.

PEORIA COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY-Meets quarterly at

on the 1st Wednesday in January, April, July and September. Number of members, 19. Officers for 1877-78-President, H. Steele, Elmwood; Secretary, J. K. Secord, Elmwood.

DOCKFORD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.-Meets annually at Rockford on the 1st Tuesday in September. (Other meetings at call of the President.) Number of members, 15. Officers for 1877-78-President. A. E. Goodwin, M.D., Rockford; Secretary, H. W. Tebbetts, M.D., Rockford.

Sof each month at 2 P.M. Number of members, 25.
ANGAMON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Meets at Springfield on the first Wednesday

Officers for 1877-78-President, B. M. Griffith, M.D., Springfield; Secretary, H. B. Buck, M.D., Springfield; Recording Secretary, J. N. Dixon, M.D.

STEPHENSON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Meets quarterly at Freeport in January.

April, July and October. Number of members. 17.

Officers for 1877-78-President, B. T. Buckley, M.D., Freeport; Secretary and Treasurer, A. K. Van Horn, M.D., Yellow Creek.

TUSCOLA MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Meets at Tuscola, bi-monthly.

Officers for 1877-78-President, James L. Reat, M.D., Tuscola; Secretary, W. Brenton, M.D., Tuscola.

ILLIAMSON COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Meets in Marion on the first Monday in Officers for 1877-78-President, Samuel M. Mitchell, M.D., Corinth: Secretary, Augustus N. Lodge, M.D., Marion.

WJanuary, and first Monday in each alternate month thereafter. Number of members, 23.

WILL COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.-Meets at

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Number of members, 18.

Officers for 1877-78-President, J. R. Casey, M.D., Joliet; Secretary, R. J. Curtis, M.D..

FOODFORD COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.--Meets annually at El Paso on the first Tuesday in May. Organized in 1870. Number of members, 22. President, James S. Whitmire, M.D., Metamora; Secretary and Treasurer, Frederick Cole, M.D., El Paso.

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