The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-03-29
MOVING DAY.
A Number of Citizens Change Their Habi-
tations on the 25th.

A Number of Citizens Change Their Habi-
tations the 25th.
There was about the usual number of
''movIngs" on the 25th inst, which fell
on Tuesday last. THE WING reporter
attempted to obtain list and secured
the following:
Samuel B. Enos, the liveryman, moved
from the house on the east side of South
street for which Reuben Haines, Esq, is
agent, to his new residence on West
High street. The house vacated by MIR.
Enos has been rented by the Misses Rea-
gan, dressmakers. Miss Chaytor, who
will start young ladies' school here, has
taken the house of DR.. II. II. Mitchell,
on the corner of Delaware Avenue and
Howard street. Ben Harris moved into
the house of George r Howard, on How
ard street. George d. Bennett moved
from the house of Mrs. McNamee, on
Main street, to the house of John T. Lee,
on West High street. James I. Sterling
moved from the house of Joseph Terrell,
on North street extended, to that vacated
by MIR. Bennett. Charles Alexander va
Gated the house OF Mrs. Denver, on High
street, and moved into house on the
same street formerly occupied by Capt.
VIM. Realey, who took possession of the
house on Stockton street he purchased
some time ago from Mrs. VIM. Kitchens.
Mr.. Walters took the house vacated by
MIR. Alexander. Mr.. Kelly, connected
with w. W. Burkley's barber shop, who
occupied the house of DR.. j. II. lamar,
ON High street, and Winfield Bennett,
who occupied one Oh Wing street belong
ing to Frank Kerr, traded residences.
Jack Jones moved from the house OF
DR.. lamar. on Main street, to that of
Frank Bradbury ON the same street far
Their down town. William Smith, of Sin
gerIy's Pulp Works, took the house va
Gated by Mr. Jones, Jacob LOTHIAN moved
from the house of Z. Taylor Howard, on
| Main street. to one owned by DR. lamar,
on North street extended. Delphus Price
moved from the house of w. w. Burkley
to the house of Mrs. Hyland, on Main
street, which was vacated by Mr.. Dean
who moved into the house of W j, Jones,
Esq, on Bow street. Mr.. Armstrong,
who formerly occupied this house, took
the dwelling of Mr.. Shippers, on West
| High street. George Wilson moved from
the house of Mrs. Groome, on Bow street,
to that belonging to the Misses Hogg,
on High street. Thomas Major, who &C.
cupied this house returned to Cowan-
town. Arthur Mcknight, who occupied
the dwelling portion of the building be-
longing to w. J. Jones, Esq, on Main
street in the "HoIlow" moved to house
in West Elkton owned by Mr.. Webb, of
Philadelphia. H. c. Nicols moved from
the house of Mrs. Tull to that of Tay-
lor Howard. VIM. Rambo moved from
the dwelling in the rear of the Democrat
Mrs. r. D. lamar and Samuel Chant Der
lain, who vacated this house. moved into
Que owned by VIM. Eier. George Bid
die, of Back Creek Neck, moved into a
house on Wing street owned by Frank
Kerr. Frank Pennington moved from
White Hall to Philadelphia. Edward
Smith will shortly move his family to the
White Hall farm. Gallaher & Co. moved
their shoe store from the Jones building
to one recently erected by Thomas ID.
Lort, on Main street in the Hollow"