Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-28
REMOVALS AND ChAN4ES,


John W. Hubley will open q photograph
gallery at the rooms formerly occupied by
B. Frank SaylOr, now removed to AZ and
"A West King street.
Shultz sons will open hat store at No.
IA North Queen street, recently occupied
by Gundaker's millinery store.
DR.. NJ. w. Raub now has his drug store
at the northwest corner OF Prince and
Orange.
G. A Reece, formerly of Lancaster, later
of Easton, will start cigar mandatory
on South Queen below Vine.
Mrs. HOushtOn's millinery has been re-
moved from No. 25 North Queen, to 1O5
West King.
Liller's shaving saloon will be removed
from the Stevens house to the opposite
side of West King.
A. G. Frey's drug store will be removed
from the southeast corner of North Queen
| and Orange to No 90 East Orange.
F. Hiemenz closes out his shoe business.
w. A. Duncan has gone to Philadelphia.
l.. Fon Dars,nith's book store will be
removed from No. 30 to No. 4G East King;
Williamson & Foster add the store at No.
80 to their present capacious place of
business, and A. w. Woodward removes
his music store from No. 46 East King to
No. 40 West King, forming business
connection with Prof. Zeller.
Geo o. Hensel the florist, removes to
Florida, and Bolliuger, the baker, takes
his property at No. s3S East Orange.
| Allen A. Herr removes his real estate
aud insurance agency from No. 1O6 to 1O9
East King.
Bechtold, the druggist, goes to the new
store at tho corner Of West Orange and
| Charlotte.
Bartls & Snyder remove their variety
store from Nos. 444 and 446 East Orange
to the corner of Pine and Chestnut.
! The building at No. and z South
Queen, which has been refitted by w. F.
Boyer, esq, and furnished with two good
store rooms and a basement is to be occu
pied in the basement by Eichelman's bar
ber shop; in No. by the Wheeler Il
Wilson sewing machine company now at
10S East King /; and in No. 2 by Lewis
| Maus' cigar store.
| Harry Decker has opened a music store
AZ No. 152 East King; and Rose s umbrella
store has for some time been located at
No. IA North Queen.
J. Brinker. the barber, has removed his
shop from East King street, near Knapp's
to No. North Duke.
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rant from No. &c East King to No. 25
North Queen.
The telephone exchange removal to the
upper stories of the City hall, makes way
in the third floor of the Bowers building,
northwest angle of Centre Square for the
American Rapid telegraph company and
when the Fulton bank shall have occupied
| it's new building on North Queen, it is
| ~, v.;o <u1o nh
pany will find better Accommodations for
the public in the Eshleman & Rathvon
bank building than it now affords in MIN
lows cigar store.
| Mrs. Thoma has removed her millinery
and dress making from West King street
to the stand formerly occupied by w. A
| Duncan.
| ]. B. Long. real estate, stock and insur
ance agent. has taken the second story
front and ]. B. Lichty, clerk to the Dem
ocratic state committee, the second story
back of Rhoads' building. On West King
near Centre Square.
Ringwalt's saddlery removes from No.
35 to 10 North Queen.
| E. ]. Erisman's gentleman's furnishing
store goes from No. Sc North Queen
to II West King.
The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Supplee & Owens in the grocery
business, No. Centre Square, has been
dissolved and the business will be carried
on at the same stand by Steve 8. Owens.
The commercial college hereafter will
be conducted in Rhoad's building No. q
West King street by H. c. Weidler.
Jos. G.. Miltonberger will occupy rooms
in tho INTELLIGENCER building for the
purpose of manufacturing clothing &c.
BENJAMIN F. Shenk and Samuel d.
Bausman have entered into a copartner
ship for the transaction Of a general insur.
ance business.
Miss Auten. of Now York city, has
located at No. g East King street to carry
on dress making in the latest styles.
NJ. A. Bash & Son have removed from
West King street to Astrich's Bros. store.
East King street.
Edw. P. Brinton. esq, has moved from
S. II. Reynolds Office to lei East King
street.
DR.. Edw. P. Day has removed his Den
tai Office from 18 South Prince street to
1856 n orth Duke street.
CASTS shoe store will be removed from
No. 10 North Queen to 1O9 on the same
street.
Tne Black Horse hotel property having
been sold to A. c. Kepler will make way
some of these days for handsome ne "
building to be used in part for the increas
ing demands of Mr.. Kepler's hardware