Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
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The following are the changes in the
annual moving:
Thos. H. Wright moved from DelaA
ware to the corner of Commerce and
Delaware streets, and is succeeded by
Mrs. Emma Warren, of Mt. Vernon
street, who recently purchased the
property. Chas. A. Beck has moved
to Camden, N. j., and is succeeded by
James Legates, and be by Mrs. Long
from Delaware street, aud she by Char
les HynsOn, of South Street. Edward
Curry, of South street has moved to
the McAfee property, on upper Com
merce street.
George A. Carter, of Market street,
moves to the BELL" property, lower
Commerce street, and is succeeded by
J. G. BrintOn, and he by Elijah Stew
ems, of the same street, and Mr. S..
by Harry J. Wilson, of South street.
James Jackson, of upper Delaware
street has moved to the house of Elmo.
den Pratt on lower Delaware street Mr.
p. having moved to Wilmington Mr.
Jackson is succeeded by Mrs. NJ. A.
Mccoy, of Blackbrd. Mrs. NJ. g.
Collins has taken the house vacated
by J. +. Clement, on Delaware street.
Mrs. b. Hirnheimer has moved to
Philadelphia, aud is succeeded by John
Tucker, of Delaware street, and he is
succeeded by Charles H. Kennedy, of
South street, and he by Mrs. Eliza Cur-
ner, of Philadelphia, the owner. Sher-
man Kittle, of South street takes the
house of Mrs. WOOdkeeper, on North
street, and is succeeded by VIM. N.
JOrdOn, of Cummins street. James
Staats, of lower Main street has moved
TO Dover, and is succeeded by Wm.
Slaughter, of South street. Charles
Jones, of lower Main street has moved
to North street, aud is succeeded bv
Levi Sylvester, of Frazer Street RObt.
Bradley, Of lower Main street has
moved to the house on North street.
vacated by Jas. B. Scott. Thos. J.
johnson, of near St. Georges has taken
one of the dwellings of VIM. NJ. Bell
on Mt. Vernon street. Waitman White
of West Smyrni, has moved to dwell
ling Oh Mt. Vernon street. John Em-
Ory, of Cummius street has taken
house on Union street. Benjamin
Redman, of Smyrna Landing has
moved to house on Lower Delaware
street, Jacob $. Maclary taking his
property at the Landing. Mrs. S. A.
LOvegrOve from near Bombay Hook
has bought Mrs. Rash's house oppo-
site GlenwOOd Cemetery, aud moved
| to it.
IN THE COUNTRY.
Isaac TruaX has moved from his
farm near town to farm purchased u
year or two ago near Townsend, ex-
changeing homes with Daniel w. Nor
| ris. Thomas Thornton, on Peter s.
Collins farm has moved to the "Bover''
farm near Cheswold, and is succeeded
by Howard Jones, son of Geo. T. Jones.
Il new beginner A. i. Hudson. Jr..
has moved into town and is succeeded
by his brother, W. d. Hudson, he be-
ing succeeded on the "Spruance" farm
| by VIM. Murphy, and he by Fred
Thomas of Jas. c. RobinsOn's farm
near Collins Beach, and he by James
H. Frazier, from near KentOn. Harry
b. Clark, son of the late John N. Clark
near Downs Chapel, takes the farm OF
James Williams, near KentOn, a be.
ginner. Eben Wright moves to Ken
ton and takes charge of Thos. E. Bal.
ley's farm. VIM. G. Anderson of the
MOses Rice farm has mO!ed to the
Fisher" farm and is followed by Geo
Pratt of the Price" farm near Roth
wells Landing, and he by Vim. Moore
otthe Geo. Dwight farm near Clayton
and he by John w. Deakyne, q new
beginner. John H. Morgan who left
the Fisher" farm goes on the farm OI
the Misses Downs near Kenton. Wal.
ter b. Knots, a new beginner, takes
the "Senn" farm belonging to his
iather-in-law, John H. Bishop, near
CheswOld. AlOnZa Jones has moved
from the ID. B. Cummins farm to the
John Rice farm and is succeeded by
David Short, from the "BrickstOre
Landing" Wm. H. Marvel has moved
from the "Redman" farm into Leipsic
and is succeeded by James York. OF
Little Creek, and he by John R. Jefier
son. Charles Wilson, near Cheswold
moved to Philadelphia and is succeed
ed by John Perry, of the Jump" farm
near Dover. John Slaughter, leaves
Bombay Hook and takes the farm ol
A. Lee Cummins, John Eddenfield
the Overseer, moving to West Smyrna
Geo. Slaughter succeeds John Slaugh-
ter, on Bombay Hook. Mr.. Webb from
near Townsend succeeds Jacob s. Ma.
clary on the WIN. O. Mitchell farm.
Mrs. Mary A. Collins, of Taylor's
Bridge succeeds Jacob c. Maclary, who
has moved to near Newark. Horace
Rugh leaves Theodore MannOn's farm
TO go to West Dover Hundred, and is
succeeded by Daniel Delaney from the
same vicinity. JOs.M. Vandegrift moves
from the Fritz" farm near Duck Creek
to ex'Sheriff Aliens dairy farm near
New Castle.