Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
Annual Moving.
MANY FAMILIES CHANGE THEIR
HOMES

MANY FAMILIES CHANGE THEIR
HOMES.
Yesterday, 1st day of March, was
the time of annual moving for this
part of Kent cOunty-Duck Greek,
Little Greek and KentOn Hundreds.
TOWN.
The following are the changes in the
town:
Mrs. l.. r. Chance, of Georgetown,
will take the store at the corner OF
Market and Commerce streets, lately
occupied by Miss Minnie Allen; James
H. Morris has moved his shoe shop
from lower Commerce street to the
Wilson building, opposite the Smyrna
House; J. NJ. Kinney, of PocOmoke
City, has taken the Walker building
for store and dwelling; the Americus
Club has moved from Main street to
the second story of the Winford Build
ing on Commerce street; Charles B.
Daley has moved his carpet works
from upper Main to the Bell property
on lower Commerce street; l.. H.
, Peeky changes to the property next
door.
Mrs. r. II. Matack has moved from
upper Commerce street to the house
= recently occupied by Edward H.
2 Thomas on Union street, he having
moved to the Mifflin house on South
d street, and is succeeded by Charles
8 Bitter, and he on Delaware street by
e l.. NJ. Mccoy. Geo. w. Reed, of
upper Main, has moved to Whining
, ton, and is succeeded by Nehemia
l. Cole; Jos. Cummins moves to Pearl
|. street to the house recently remOd-
= eled by JOS Smithers, and is succeed
o ed by Geo. Wilson and he by Samuel
n Hobbs, from the country; Jas. II.
n Morris has moved his family to the
It Haughey dwelling on Union street
d John Mannering moves from lower
b Commerce to South street. the house
v recently occupied by VIM. Jordan
Is who has moved to New Castle county
Ig VIM. +. Riggs, JT., from the country
le has taken the house recently occupied
Or by his father on lower Commerce
IN street; J. Wesley Start has moved hii
Of family to Chester, Pa, he himself re
re manning in town. Mrs. Maggie Col
r. lins breaks up housekeeping and i
succeeded by Chas. Jones, of Marke
street. Jonathan A Brown ha
moved from corner of Union and Mt
at Vernon streets to lower Main street
Sc Mrs. Maree, on South street, ha
to broken up housekeeping and is sue
p ceeded by John l.. Templeman, froI
he near Back bird. Mrs. Eliza A. Turne
IL has moved to Philadelphia and is su
tn ceeded bv Mrs. Isaac Fl. Moore,
~, lower Main street. James Jackson,
his lower Delaware street, has moved [
ng Smyrna Landing and is succeeded b
Tot Geo. w. BatsfOrd, and he by Benz
ad Redman, of South, and he by JacC
Om Stein, and he by John s. Griffin, fro
'as the country. VIM. B. Megear tax
sit the house recently occupied on SOut
his street by A. n. McGaw, and Euger
re. Davis the house occupied by Jof
tly McGaw.
age Benz. Turner, of Delaware stree
to moves to the Douglass property ne
ew Duck Creek. and is succeeded
Gus Thomas HOyle of West Union stree
the and he by Beni Mattiford of low
Ost South, and he by - Johnson
eat Spruance City. Mrs Diehl, on Del
eld ware street, discOutinues hOusekee
aud ing, and is succeeded by Mrs. c.
'Or. Collins, and she by Mrs. Thomas Nj
OF dletOn, Sr, from the country; NJ
lay Lydia Colt, from near Clayton, TAX
buo the HeeSe properly on MI. Nern
'l6O street. Thomas J. Johnson moN
ent from Mt. Vernon street to Philad
phia and is succeeded by ThOs. DaN
Mrs Mofit has moved from "WOC
lawn" to Mt. Vernon street. Walt
own C. Jones, of Market street, discOnt
play ued business and expects to leave
and another place. Mrs. Rebecca Gle
ex- ents has moved from Market to De
i'm ware street and is succeeded by NJ
IS a Chance. Levic H. HirOns succeeds
in H. Peekey in the store at the old sta
to IN tho HHi1 -