Smyrna times., 1883-02-28

II. Hazel, OF South street, who is fol-
lowed by John A. Savin. n. Pratt
goes from Methodist to South to the
house occupied by Mrs. Annie u.
Chatham, (who has removed to Will I
mington) and is followed by Andrew
Cummins, and he by Robert Smith. J.
u. Brinton has moved from Methodist
street, to his new house on Market,
and is followed by Joseph Reynolds, of
South street, and he by John w. Steph-
enson. Miss Janvier and Mrs. Raimond,
(Select SchOol) move to the house re-
Gently occupied by o. b. Benjamin, on
Main street, (removed to Dover and
will be followed by Frank F. Evans.
VIM. II. Mannering, of Methodist
street, moves to Cummins street, and is
followed by Abel J. Porter, of Green
Spring, who has recently purchased it.
John Kennedy removes to Philadel-
phia and is followed by VIM. H. Daw-
son, of KirkwoOd. VIM. Stinson moves
to Pearl street and is followed by A. B.
Carpenter of Thoroughfare Neck, who
has recently purchased the house
Daniel Wells goes to the house vacated
by n. Pratt and is succeeded by VIM.
Quinn. Charles Kennedy goes to South
street, to the house occupied by VIM.
Green. Frazier Hughes goes to Bridge
vile and is succeeded by Mrs. Isaac |
Price and w. Scott Reynolds, of |
Prices Corner. Mrs. S. Nj. Collins |
leaves Main for Commerce street, one |
door below Hirnheimer's store, and is
succeeded by A. S. Riggs and Mrs. S. |
l.. Culleny takes the place for some
time occupied by Eben Lurty next to
DIR. J. G.. Swinney. Benz. II. Smith
goes to Philadelphia and is followed by
j. ID. COverdale. ThOs. Cavender
moves to his fathers farm near Duck
Greek, and is succeeded by L. f..
Philleo. John Laflerty moves with his
family to Philadelphia. DR.. Curtis o.
Swinney has rented his property on
Main street to Prof. J. III. Groves and
and takes the property vacated by his
brother, DR.. J. G.. Swinney, who goes
| to Shiloh, n. J. Joseph Cole has
rented the property lately occupied by
! James Green. Samuel Preston goes to
the house of Mrs. Thompson and
Eugene Farrow, from near Chester
town, Md, takes his place. Mrs. Liz
zie Collins, removes from the property
next door to the post Office to that
occupied by Prof. Groves, and is sue
ceeded by John Wilkinson, Jr. VIM.
II. Thompson and John f. Phillips
swap store houses. DIR. McKown
moves from Main to Methodist street,
one door from the corner, and is sue
cecded by Samuel Taylor, who recently
purchased the property, and he is sue
ceeded by Wilmer B. Smith. Miss NJ
ID. Sipple intends going to Philadel-
phia.
CHANGES IN THE COUNTRY.
The following are the changes
among the farmers in the vicinity of
Smyrna:
Mrs. Amanda Spruance moves into
town to the house on Methodist street,
occupied by Thomas J. johnson (who
has rented the John p. Hudson farm.
near st. GeOrges) and will be succeed
ed by VIM. d. Hudson, son of A. L.
Hudson, the purchaser C. D. Everett
has moved to farm of his father in
: law, George Z. Tybout, near New Cas-
tie, and has rented his farm to John
w. Anderson VIM. Surgen has rented
|. his farm to VIM. r. Smith and moves
into town, South street; John w
Stephenson, near the Big Oak, :
; moves into town, South street, and i.
succeeded by the purchaser, ThOs.
Mundy; Peter Truax, near the "Bi.
+. Oak" goes to his farm near Raymond
Church, and is succeeded by George
g Reed Lofland Mrs. Emily Warren, o
the ListOn " farm and Abram Hav
4; den, Sr., of ThOroughfare Neck, mOv,
d to this town, Methodist street, succeed
: ing Herman S. Tygert and is follOwc,
: by RObt. NJ. Warren, he by David w
: Stats and Mr.. Stats by John Ellis
! Abram Hayden, Jr., succeeds his father
Mrs. James r. Collins moves to tn
e Naudain farm occupied by John
: GOnch, he moving to Crawford's farm
c near VanDyke's Station John r. Rob
Il inson moves to White Hall Neck an,
l. is succeeded by the purchaser, Wm
o Bradley. T. w. Maclary leaves tn
IS Campbell farm and follows GeCrg
J. Reed Lofland on the Walker farm.
1t Mr.. Bradley will be followed on tn
g farm he has been occupying by his sol
II in-law, of Canada. Joseph Cummin
g on the Humphreys farm, is fOllOwe
o by Jos. BrOadaway. Abel S. Riggs i
a Rich Neck moves to town, Main stree
q and is succeeded by S. i. Weller, {
Kenton A. L. HOffecker, at HoffccI
s. er's Mill, goes to farm recently Gu
$. chased at MOortOn and is succeeded b
Of Aaron Willis from near Dupont
at Station. Jacob b. Shahan goes on I'll
U. farm of David Boggs, Sr. Joseph v
ar Elliott succeeds Alexander Frazie
" near Central Mills" and Mr.. f.
ID succeeded as miller at Hoffecker's Mi
If. by S. S. Hopkins. Chas. c. Boyer, net
of Bishops Corner, moves to Moorto
g, and is succeeded by his father, Georg
IS Boyer; Risdon II. Bishop, at Bishop
ed Corner moves to Wilmington, havin
n sold his property to his brother, job
ul H. Bishop; John L. Boyd moves frol
as his farm near Cloak's Mill, to Moorto
at and is succeeded by Nehemiah Davi
L. Stephen Minner, near Kenton, NOV
OF to n. T. Jerman's farm near the Lam
ch ing, the Messrs. johnson going to Il
he Palmitary" farm, recently purchase
d in RaymOnd's Neck. Robert Gass I
ed moves from Mrs. Mason's farm ne
lg. the Landing, to Mrs. Buchanan's farl
ID near Green Spring; Frank Register,
I'M his fathers farm, goes West, and
es. succeeded by Harry Rawley John
IN Simpson, in Rich Neck, moves to Z.
nd Colts farm in Thoroughfare Neck, ii
re- present occupant, A. b. Carpenter mo
cir ing to this town; Mr. Simpson is f
1c- lowed by Alex. Gooden and he
X. George McKnatt from near MoortC
A d. James Price, who has been in tov
nd the past year recuperating his healt
he returns to the farm near Brenfoi
an Chas G.. Ford ON the H. 7. Hoffeck
,he farm in White Hall Neck goes
ign the farm of John A. Savin near "Sev
.le, Hickories," Mr.. S. moving to this tov
ee, South street, Mr.. Ford is followed
i'd Enoch Carrow and he is followed
vas Wilmer Rawley. Samuel Wheatm
lies has moved. to town from the 81
Oak farm of d. J. Cummins, and
mn followed by Geo. T. Thompson and
at by Eugene Crow of the "Hay Poin
ed, Landing farm. Mr.. c. is followed
one Jerry Goldsborough. Jonas Keiser
av- Rich Neck purposes returning to Pei
ad. sylvania and is succeeded by Hu
ley Durham. VIM. G. Savin son of 10
18th A. Savin goes on the farm of John
ons Bishop near Hoflecker's Mill. John
less Jefferson from Chester takes farm
edi- the Peterson heirs in Raymond's Ne
! so p. M. Best of Pennsylvania has moN
had to a farm recently purchased n
uch Prices Corner. Geo. Maree of
an | ALL, NT;II - c,,,,, ,,....o. a. Al ID.