Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1888-02-29

and South vacated by John r. Robin
son. Herman HAZEL moves on the
opposite side of Delaware street to the
house adjoining Mrs. Elizabeth Wilds.
Clarence Prettyman, of Dover, takes
one side OF ii. q. Budd's new dwelling
on South street. VIM. B. Grant takes
the house recently vacated by John
Kennedy until he gets his new house
built. Mrs. Edward Curry and her
I mother, Mrs. COverdale takes the resi-
dence recently occupied by p. II. T..
Wyatt, removed to Faggs Manor, Pa.
Samuel q. StinsOn will occupy his new
house corner Pearl and Frazer as soon
as finished. Thomas Wright has NOV
ed from Pearl to Cummins street and
Joseph Collins of the same street goes
to Duck Creek.
The Bachelors boarding club have
disbanded, with one exception return
ing to the Delaware House on the
opposite corner.
CHANGES IN THE COUNTRY.
Nathan Moore leaves Murphey's
mill, in the ALLEY" for his own farm
in White Hall Neck, Mr.. Harrington
going to his farm near Leipsic. John
?. Jones, on the Peter Collins" farm.
has moved to the "Wm Denney" farm,
succeeding E. E. Clements, who has
moved to near Marydel, and is himself
followed by ThOs. Thornton.
Eben Wright. near BrynziOn Church.
moves to the farm Of G. d. Wright near
BrentOrd VIM. ID. Burrows moves
from the farm of Frank Temple and is
succeeded by John w. Attix from near
Downs Chapel. Joseph Kennedy goes
from the Griffin" farm to the Rem
hart" farm, near Blackstone X Roads.
MIR. Minch goes to the Murphy farm
at Alley Mills. John E. HoiIecker. re-
Gently married, commences farming on
the farm of JOS. l.. Lavender, who has
moved to Wilmington.
Nathanel q. Severson leaves his farm
near Clayton to reside in that town.
and is succeeded by Fred. Thomas. a
beginner.
Andrew Lockerman leaves the CIVIL.
lard" farm, near Clayton, and goes near
TO Blackbird station, and Mr.. Willard
OF Clayton, the owner, returns TO if.
VIM. LOckerman, on Mrs. Primrose's
farm, near Green Spring, goes to the
farm OF w. q. Spruance in Thorough
1are Neck, and is succeeded by VIM. T.
Collins, and he by Samuel Bennett. and
Mr.. Bennett by George Johnson. John
Simpson, on the Colt" farm goes to
Blackbird station, and is followed nv
Frank Burchard. George r. Donovan.
on the farm of Robert Dennev. goes to
his own farm, near Fleming's Landing.
Ananias Ennis, near Taylor's Bri Ice.
moves to Middletown, and is succeeded
by Mr.. Macnamee.
Samuel PleasOntOn, on the "Cattsn
farm, moves to KentOn Hundred and
Is followed by Mr.. Pugh, Of Dutch
Neck. James Hall leaves the Peter.
son" farm to go to Chester. and is fol-
lowed by Alex GOOden, and he is fol-
lowed by Daniel Fisher, of Thorough
fare Neck.
The "Mitchell' farms are occupied
by Jacob S. Maclary and his son. Jacob
G., DR.. J. w. Isenburg, of this town.
returning to the shorts Landing''
farm, occupied by the first named
Jacob G. Maclary, who left the George"
farm, near the big Oak" is followed
by Henry Brown. VIM. Briggs. from
near Townsend, moves to the farm of
Thomas James, near Magnolia. John
Rawley, of Dutch Neck, has gone to
Philadelphia and has rented his farms
to VIM. Rench and the Perry brothers
Mr.. Seltzbaugh, of The sutton" farm
goes to the Humphreys" farm and is
succeeded by Presley Goldsborough.
q. w. Phillips leaves the Lewis
farm, near the ''Seven Hickories." to
take up his residence in CLAYTON. and
IS succeeded by the owner, Daniel w.
Jones, who has been living in CLAYTON
the past year. VIM. Rawley, from the
II. Il. Bailey" farm, goes to his own
farm in Thoroughfare Neck, and is sue
ceeded by Samuel Williams. of the
"Iaylo farm, and he by f. Walker.
Nehemiah David, of the BOYD"
farm, goes to the farm of Robert Den
ney in ThOrOughfaIe Neck, and is sue
ceeded by John E. Jewell, of the
Cloak" farm, and he by John Ford.
beginner. James H, Morgan, also near
Cloak's mill, goes to Cheswold. and is
succeeded by Isaac Northern. John
Morgan leaves the Brown" farm. near
MOor's Corner, and goes to DR.. P. s.
Downs farm, near Kenton, and he is
succeeded by Mr.. Rash.