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Warren & Co. , John W. Norris, John Walsh, Graham & Cogan
Life Span: 1859-1871
Location: 102 Madison
Architect: TBD

alpin & Bailey’s City Directory for the Year 1863

Norris John W.

Halpin’s Chicago City Directory for 1864
Walsh John R., whol. news agt. and bookseller, 102 Madison, r. 351 Indiana, (See adv.)

Edwards’ Annual Directory in the City of Chicago, for 1867
Graham John & Co. (John Graham and ————), booksellers and stationers, 102 Madison

John C. W. Bailey’s Chicago City Directory for 1867
Graham John, book seller and emigrant agt 102 Madison, h 113 Desplaines

Chicago Tribune, March 26, 1858

To Lease—15×190 Feet being 100 and 102 Madison street, near the new Post Office and Custom House, will be leased for ten or twenty years on favorable terms, with or without buildings. Apply at N.W. corner of Clark and Lake streets of C. N. Holden.

Western Railroad Gazette, November 5, 1859

CHICAGO BUSINESS.
Call at 102 Madison st. at Warren & Co’s. where you will find the cheapest and best Piano Fortes in the north-west. They are the sole Agents for Exerson’s, of Boston, and Haines & Brother, of New York, and keep the best Church Melodeons we have ever examined.

Chicago Tribune, December 8, 1862

A select stock of Holiday Goods on hand and being received every day at 102 Madison street.
Dominoes from 25 cents to $1.50. Backgamon, Chess and Checker boards, with men to match, at all prices at 102 Madison street.
That new and varied stock of Diaries for 1869 is now open for inspection at 102 Madison street.

Chicago Tribune, July 22, 1864

Walsh’s Removal.
While his new store (on the site of the old one) is being erected, John R. Walsh respectfully announces that he has removed to 102 Madison street, two doors west of Dearborn, where be will he happy to furnish anything in the line of Books, Papers, Magazines, &c., at the earliest moment.

Particular attention paid to filling orders for the Country Trade.

John R. Walsh,
102 Madison street, Chicago.

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