Daily Republican., 1879-03-25
BUSINESS REMOvALs.
The Basiness People who are Re.
moving and Where They can be
FOunO.

Though our business men have for
some time been removing, yet the gen.
eral moving avalanche takes place to-
day. The streets are filed with hur-
rying mass OF men, women and chill
dren carrying articles of furniture.
The following list of removals which
We present embraces those who have
moved some days before the 25th and
those who have moved to-day. there
may bs many removals We have not
heard of yet which we shall chserfully
note If notified.
Miss ELLA Hand trimmings, from 2l9
West Second to 215 West Second street.
J. d. Thompson, confectioner from
2l5 West Second TO corner Third and
Poplar streets.
Robert Cardwell has taken the cigar
store at the Southwest corner Third and
Market streets.
l.. b. Bradway, notions, from 3l6
King to Northeast corner Third and
King streets.
L. p. Davis, leather dealer, from ll6
Market 10 l09 Market.
Charles Dorschell saloon from Third
and French to Seventh and Madison.
Jacob Yardley has taken the cigar
store at Third and Poplar formerly oc-
cupied by Lewis Banner. who retires
from business.
J. Winfield Scott has taken the cigar
store at Sixth and Madison.
J. W. R. Hall starts grocery store
at Eighth and Lombard.
J. & G. N. Outten grocers at Fifth
and Pine moved to Fourth and Pine.
Conner & Taylor new firm starts a
grocery store at King above Third.
J. T. Wilson shoe store at 5O7 Mar
ket, returns to his old stand SOB King.
w. B. Jefferis, dry goods from sos
Market to 507 Market.
George Fleming shoe dealer goes to
3l6 Market.
The Delaware House is to be carried
on by Catharine Green, John Dunn goes
to the Swan Hotel and Thomson Gibson
retires from business.
Adams L. Bro, variety store, from 5Of
Market to !04 Market.
DR.. Hicks book and tract store is al
Mrs. Taggart's store 607 Market.
II. J. Pyle's gun store from 7l5 te
ia Market.
4. Pickels, house.furnishing good.
from Tenth and Market to 4O3 Shipley.
Merriok & Drake, after the sale they
now have on hand, will close business
and Mr.. Merrick will 60 to the Bazaar.
d. McCloskey halter, tlom el2 to Ala
Market street.
M. l.. Garrett, gents furnishing goods
from 406 to Sl2 Market street.
Ii. M. Mullin, cigar store, from 6Ol to
400 West Front street.
Pemberton +. Houseman has moved
to 226 Madison, at which place his wife
will keep trimming store.
George G. Brackin, grocer, from 3rd
and Harrison to Southeast corner OF 2nd
and Madison.
Mr.. Long will keep saloon at 4O4
West Front street.
,, Bernard Bradley, saloon from 426 W.
Front to corner of Front and Washing
ton.
Paul Mark, butcher, from 4l0 E. 5tl
to Church and Taylor.
J. w. Osler, baker from liz W. 7t[
to l13 W. Sth.
Thomas Wilson, grocer, from Sixth
and Orange, to corner Eleventh and
Orange.
Cornelius Fipps, from Eleventh and
Orange, to corner Sixth and Walnut.
Edward Murphy, tin shop, from 502
Shipley to SIS Shipley.
y. b. Brown, sewing machine agent
from 1919 Washington, to 9O5 Shipley
Daniel Bowen, cigar store, from Nc
Dowellville, to Delaware Avenue and
Scott.
Isaac J. Nicholson, boot and shoe
store, from Seventh and Washington
: to his old stand at Third and Wash
ington.
Thomas J. Bowen, bricklayer ant
contractor, from SO Orange, to a hous,
on VanBuren street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
Mrs. NJ. +. Dennis, milliuer, fro l.
POS to 4lG King.
Mrs. Calvert miliner from 4l6 King
to 7o7 Market.
. Thompson & Dawson, jewelers., two
f young men have started the iewelry
business at 229 Market.
James Christv & Son have taken the
cigar store formerly occupied by Emile
Bucher at Sixth and Market. Messrs,
Christy & Son will still continue their
old stand at Water all King.
Il. c. Fraim, china, from 3l4 King to
5o7 King.
G. A. Arnold, ladies' shoes, from zoo
East Third Ctreet to 3l6 King.
J. Y. Fisher from ia Market to 4O6
Market.
Pilbeam Il Mortlock paints, from 100
Market to 100 King.
George Jacobs, secondhand ware
house, from 422 West Second to 100
Market.
! A. lIeuze. costumer- from 213 West
Second to 124 King.
John Mcbride, furniture, from 300
French to 234 French.
Mrs. L. A. Whitworth, dry goods and
trimmings, from 8 East Second to 23l
East Eighth.
Jas. McCaulley, produce dealer from
( No. II East Second to l06 West Second
street.
Il. II. Carton, grocer from ITO East
Second to Sixth and Poplar.
Samuel Miller, Taylor, from lo3 East
Second to 10 East Second.
: Mrs. NJ. Il. Nutter, Stamper, from
GIG King to 4l2 King.
D. II. Coyle Il Co., anctioneers have
gone ont of business tor the present.
VIM. II. Wright, carriage builder,
from Water and Market, to lo6 Orange.
J. W. Reeves, carriage builder, from
l06 Orange, to ll6 King.