The daily gazette., 1880-03-25
FIRST EDITION.
M0vinO Day.

To.DAY-wHERE THEY HAVE GONE.
BY common consent this is what is
termed "Moving Day." For the past
Two or three days those who coltem-
plated seeking new homes have been
busy packing up. There has been q
number of removals among the busi-
ness men, especially along Market
street. Among private families, the re-
movals were also very large. The high
wind of yesterday some v hat abated aud
settled down TO what might be termed
q "still cold" aud to-day opened clear
bet cold, thus making IL unpleasant for
those who were moving TO new homes,
as every one knows IL is impossible to
keep house warm when the doors are
kept open tor the purpose OF earring In
furniture. No doubt the usual number
Of colds will result from the change.
Among the removals noticed are the fol-
lowing:
w. s. Townsend, dealer in -four and
feed, from 120 Market street to SOUTH
west corner Of Sixth and Tatnall streets.
George Jacobs, second hand goods,
from the N. e. corner of Front and
Market street to 22l Market.
| j. K. Babcock, boots aud shoes from
southwest corner Second and Market
streets TO northeast corner Second and
King.
J. "A. Wilson, undertaken, from SOUTH
east corner Of Eighth aud Shipley streets
to 616 King.
Il. A. smith, cigars and tobacco, from
| 1921 Market street to No. east Seventh
street.
Henry Jacobs, cigars and tobacco,
southeast corner Fifth and Shipley to
1923 Market street.
Joseph Lowber, cigars and tobacco,
from southwest corner Second and Ship
ley streets to l2l Market.
| J. y. Traphagen, shoe findings, from
lit Market TO Christiana.
Mrs. James McIntire, trimmings, from
l21 Shipley TO 1875 Market.
Alonzo Christy will open cigar store
at the southwest corner OF Second anu
| Shiplry streets.
| Lewis Fellheimer will occupy the
store No. 308 Market street, IN ide va
cant by the removal of j. A. Watts to
Washington.
W. A. Bacon, boots and shoes, from
Sl3 Market to 313 same street.
/ John Wilson,. dry goods, from SOB
King to 4l2 Market.
George II. Bates, merchant tailor,
from TIT Market street to Sl3 same
street.
M. M. Childs, real estate agent, from
| No. 4 west seventh street TO 704 Market
street, which place he Is titing up.
| Rigney Il Stuart, dry goods and trim
mings, from 220 King to their new
building, 232 same street.
Edwin Hirst, clocks and watches, from
7l2 Market to 903 Orange.
Heald & Co., real estate agents, have
removed from the corner of Fifth and
Market TO the southeast corner Seventh
and Market.
II. J. Pyle, gunsmith, No. TIA Market
has gone to Topeka, Kansas.
John Biggs, ESQ.,, will occupy the Of
fee No. 4 west Seventh street.
Mrs. X. NJ. Bancroft, static merry, from
1923 Market to Sl4 same street.
Mrs. l.. Stokeley, dry goods and
trimmings, from No. 9 East Fourth to
419 Market street.
James c. Van Trump, plumber, from
| 722 Market to southeast corner Seventh
and Orange streets.
Miss s. Francis, religious books, from
GOT Market street to No. East Fourth
street.
Drake & Co., auctioneers, from 812
Market street to No. 9 East Fourth
street.
Gregg & Pierce have opened a real
estate agency at the northeast corner
OF Fifth and Market streets, (base-
ment.J
b. +. Cbalfant, boots and shoes, from
Go. West Second to southwest corner
Second and Market streets.
Thomas NJ. Ogle, auctioneer, from
sos Market street TO 7lS same street.
"The five and ten cent store" from 221
Market to 500 same street.
u. Gemmill, produce dealers, will oc-
cupy SOB King street.
M. Cohen, clothing, from northeast
corner of Second and Market streets to
III Market.
Samuel Hawkins, cigars and tobacco,
from southeast corner Of Seventh and
Market streets to 61S Market.
Stewart u Greenlee, plumbers, from
2l5 west Fourth street to 2l7 same
street.
Joseph Speakman, formerly of Speak
man q Bro, plumbers, will start busi-
ness at 2l5 west Fourth.
Lee File, cigars and tobacco, from
213 King TO 105 east Fourth.
John Boldly, confectioner, from 105
east Fourth TO 220 King.
Davis Jones will open confectionery
store at 811 Market street, formerly oc-
cupied by Hayes Chandler, who retires
from business, and will reside at sos
west Ninth.
HOTEL REMOVALS..
The Clayton House will be taken to-
day by George Ortlip, VINO for some
time has managed the United States
Hotel.
Isaac Pyle, the retiring host of the
Clayton House, will take the Lafayette
Hotel, at Ninth and Shipley streets.
The United States Hotel will be taken
by John j. Dougherty, who recently
disposed Of the Lafayette Hotel to Mr.
Pyle.
Personal.
George A. Millington of the Jefferson