Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

T. Collins. John Wilson follows his
brother Thomas on the " Wilson farm
in the Alley" and he is followed by
his brother James, from Sassafras, Nd.
Joseph Lightcap leaves the farm of d.
]. Cummins, near Walkers school
house and takes the "Kettle" " farm
in the Middle Alley, recently pur-
chased. George Mattiford follows him
on the Cummins farm. VIM. Muir
phey takes J. P. Hudson's farm and
he has moved to this town. John
Foreacres takes John McGuire's farm
near Blackiston's Cross Roads, and he
is followed by John Hackett, the
owner. Frederick Knots leaves the
" Lea" farm, near Blackiston's Cross
Roads and takes Alvan Cochran's farm
near Middletown. Stephen Minner,
near the Landing, takes the lie
cOmpt farm, in the Alley, and is fol-
lowed by John Deakyne, and he is fol-
lowed by Samuel Bennett, BENJAMIN
DonahOe, the owner, succeeding him.
Christopher Hillyard, near Green
Spring, purposes moving to Chester.
]. +. Hill, of the Daniels farm. near
Green Spring, has moved to this town
and is followed by VIM. Isenberg. of
Shorts Landing. n. r. Leverage.
near Downs Chapel, has discontinued
farming and moved to this town. John
MOflitt, of Belmont" goes to the farm
of L. J. Lambdin, and is succeeded bv
Frank Jones, from near Dover. CYRUS
K. Snyder, the owner, succeeds Alex.
Newton, on his own farm near Bombay
Hook. Joseph Newton vacates the
Isaac Sutton farm and succeeds Austin
Reed, on the farm near Blackiston's
Cross Roads, and Mr.. Slaughter, of
Jones' Neck, the purchaser, succeeds
Alex. Newton. Austin Reed goes to
the Nehemiah Downs" " farm. near
Kenton. VIM. Shafer, a beginner. mas
followed Theodore Staats on the
Lattomus farm, and Mr.. SIaats goes
on the Polk farm, near Taylor's
Bridge. John P. Carey has left the
Jerry GoldsbOrough" farm and gone on
the " George" farm in Rich Neck.
jerry Durham has left the George" "
farm and gone to the "Eph. Sutton
farm, succeeding 5. Hickman Hughett.
who has gone to a farm near New Cas-
tie. Edward Grant succeeds Thomas
Maloney, on the Shading Point "
farm owned by Mr., Bradley, Mr.. Ma
loney going to the Rogers" " farm,
near New Castle. William Tweddle
leaves the " Latta" farm in Thorough
fare Neck, and goes to Mrs. Buchan-
ans farm near Casperson's Mill. VIM.
Bice leaves the "Latta" farm and
goes on his own farm vacated by Mr..
Grant. James Cummins leaves the
lower Bombay Hook farm and follows
VIM. 7. Short on the Bilderback" "
farm. Henry Seeney leaves Daniel
Palmatory's farm near Severson Church
and comes to this tOwn-the house of
Mrs. Mitchell, near 4he depot-and is
followed by VIM. Pleasanton. Geo.
Pleasanton leaves the Bailey" farm in
Raymond's Neck, and goes to the
"Snow house, near Raymond's
Church, and is succeeded by John
Rash, the recent purchaser. John
Aston has left the "Savin" " farm in
Raymond's Neck, and has gone TO
one recently purchased near Pen
neIl's Mill, KentOn hundred. and is
succeeded by James and Benjamin
johnson who recently purchased it of
him. VIM. Morris leaves the Tschudv
q Cats farm in RaymOnd's Neck and
goes to near Delaney's Church, and is
succeeded by VIM. Pugh. James
McKnatt leaves the "Eihu Jeffer
son " farm and goes to the Frank An
derson house and is succeeded by Geo.
Carson. Joseph Anderson. on the
Eagle Nest" has moved to the Black
bird Mills, and is succeeded by VIM.
Broadway. VIM. Pugh has gone from
A. G. Cummins Brick Store " farm to
the farm of Tschudy & Cats, in Ray
mond's Neck and is followed by Benz.
Turner, a beginner. j. T. Staats, of
Thoroughiare Neck, has moved to the
Polk" farm, near Taylor's Bridge,
succeeding VIM. Perry, who has gone
to the Chas. II. Register farm. Harry
Rawley, the late occupant having gone
to the ' Price " farm, near the Landing.
Thos. Deakyne, Jr., Of Deakyneville,
has sold out his stock of merchandise
to Thomas Hartup and gone to Fields
borough, taking the store lately run bv
Mr.. SilcOx. Jonas Keiser has bought
of J. c. Bailey eight acres of land at
Fleming's Landing and has commenced
the erection Of a dwelling on it.