Smyrna times., 1893-03-01
The Annual Moving.
CHANGES IN SMYRNA.

| moves to Clayton, and IS succeeded by
Geo. D. Armstrong, from ThoTough
Neck. Mrs Lydia Colt goes to her
farm near Clayton, with her daughter,
Mrs. John Truax, and is succeeded by
John V. Price. VIM. f. Clement
moves to Philadelphia, and is succeed
ed by the pastor of AppOquinimink
| Circuit, who may be appointed by the
next Conference Mrs. Beck, corp er
South and Delaware streets, breaks up
housekeeping, and is succeeded by
Mrs. Gearhart, she by Thomas Wright,
she by Mrs. Sallie Richards, she by
Nathaniel Pratt and he by Mrs. S. r.
Harris of Thoroughfare Neck. Harry
J. Wilson, of Market street, moves to
| Wilmington and is succeeded by VIM.
Start, of South street, and he by Jacob
Stein and he by Mrs. Sarah F.. HeVerin
from near Delaneys. Walter o. Hof-
fecker, of South street, goes in with his
brother Ed. until his new house is
erected on Commerce street, and is
succeeded by j. Harvey Speakman the
purchaser, and he by DIR. G. w. Sipple,
of Market street, anc he by Mrs. Haz-
Teton, of the same street. VIM. A.
Cummins of upper Main street, has
moved to Philadelphia, and is sue
ceeded by his brother, Robt. L. Cum
Minis, aud he by Wm. B. Megear, of
South street. Geo. A. FAIRIES takes the
house recently vacated by Mrs. Short.
man, who has moved to Dover. Levi
Sylvester has moved from lower Main
street to South streeb adjoining the
public school and is succeeded by
Herbert Williams and he by Charles
Smith, of Pearl street. Samuel Hobbs,
of Upper Commerce street. moves to
his fathers farm, Titus l. Hobbs, who
returns to his residence here, and IS
succeeded by Austin Reed, from Thor
Oughfare Neck. Jos. Cummins, of
Pearl street, moves to his own house
on Frazer street. Mrs. Il. II. Mat
lack has broken up housekeeping pre-
paratory to moving to Wilmington,
and is succeeded by Elmer Webb, Of
Clayton. Mrs. G. NJ Collins of Della
ware street, has gone into business at
Clayton. and she IS succeeded by VIM.
Todd, of Clayton. Captain VIM.
Fowler, of lower Commerce street,
moves to his own house, and is to be
succeeded by a man who expects to
take to himself bride. Thos. Pres
ton, OF Cummins street, moves to High
street, and IS succeeded by Mrs. John
lnman of Frazer street. Samuel Hi.
rons, of Frazer street, moves to lower
Commerce street. James H. Morris.
OF Union street, moves to lower Com
merce street, and is succeeded by Mrs.
Lewes, of Frazier street. Samuel :
HIrons, of Frazer street, moves to Mt.
Vernon street; Mrs Jennie Cos,len and
her mother, Mrs MayhOod, move from
Wilmington to the Buchanan property
on No. Vernon street,
CHANGES IN THE COUNTRY.
Liston a. Houston, who has been
farming on the BIackiston farm. has
quit farming and gone to live with his
son, John w. Houston, in the ALLEY"
Jas. {. LeCompt has quit farming and
moved to Wilmington, aud is succeed
ed By Walter Pratt, beginner. Chas.
Numbers, near Thomas Corner. has
quit farming and moved to CLAYTON.
and is succeeded by Geo. Reed. from
near Salem Church. VIM. BRYAN. near
Blackiston's Cross Roads, has moved
to Philadelphia and is succeeded bv
David Robinson, and he by Isaac
Berry, from Queen Anne's county. J.
=. StaatS, OH the FOxwell farm. breaks
up to go to Wilmington, and is sue
ceeded by John Nj. Truax, a beginner
John F. GoldsboI ough leaves the Alvan
Allen farm (the latter intending to
carry 1t onl and takes one of the W. G.
Mitchell farms. B. f. Middleton, has
moved from the Cummins farm near
Brynzlon Baptist Church, to CLAYTON
to engage in the butchering business.
and is succeeded by Geo. Davis and he
by Findley Davis, his brother. John
w. Attix and +. NJ. Burrows have ex.
changed homes, Mr.. Attix having
bought the Burrows farm, adioinin1 !
kenton, last summer. Samuel Hutch. |
ison, near the Baptist Church. moves
to the farm of his brother John near
Blanco, and is succeeded by James
Pratt, beginner. Mr.. Marvel leaves
the Wright farm and takes the farm of
Mrs. l.. l.. Temple, near the "Seven
HickOries, and is succeeded bv Nat |
BOggs. Frank OOOmb leaves the |
Wright farm near BrenfOrd and goas
90 the Hlggs farm near OaspersOn's |
hlll. Iheo. r. Johnson moves to the |
farm of John Heitshu, who has taken |
up his residence in Dover, and is sue
ceeded by John Carrow, of the Garrison
mill farm, and he is followed by VIM.
Scnso.
Mrs. 3. +. Harris, widow of Geo. NJ.
Harris, moved from the "Gettysburg" |
farm from near Walkers School HOuse |
to Smyrna, and is succeeded by Philip
Jr., and Nathaniel Carey, beginners
Austin Reed leaves the Eagles Nest |
farm and moves to Smyrna. and is |
succeeded by Daniel DAVIS, one of the |
hleiFs. Geo. Z. Heinold, discontinues |
farming to move to JackGOn, Michigan. |
Harry Blendt resuming possession of
1t Geo. ID. Armstrong, near Tayloris |
bridge, dlsepntinues farming TO move |
to Smyrna, and is succeeded by Thos
A. Lynch, of the 'Listonr farm. and he
by John Shahan, of the "Lambdinn
iarm, and he by George Johnson. of
the ", G. Mitchell farm. Geo. -
Johnson, of the Stockly farm near Wal.
ker's School House, moves to near Port
Penn. Caleb Johnson, of the Walton &
W hann farm, moves to Primrose's farm
ana Is succeeded by Clayton Powell, of
the Collins farm at Green Spring.
CaleO Is. Lewes, OF the Barnett farm.
near Blackbird, moves to Chester and
Is succeeded by Mr.. Scott, the owner.
for several months past residing in this
town. Thos. II. Harris, a beginner.
succeeds Mr.. Jones on the Stockly
farm near Green Spring. Carey Fra
zler, OF the Denny farD, near Collins
BEACH, goes to Middletown ia engage
at butchering, and is succeeded hy
Robert and Alexander Deakyne, Jr,,
and they are succeeded by VIM. L.
and John F., Jr., sons Of the owner,
John T. Collins. Rufus Elliott takes
the A. Ennis farm, near Taylor's
Bridge, and Mr.. Mofit, of"Bohemia
Manor" takes the adjoining farm.
Samuel c. DerricksOn takes the home
Armstrong farm with his wife's sisters.
Fred Thomas. near Clayton, is followed
by the recent purchaser, Mr.. Bowers,
and takes the upper Mitchell farm.
Mrs Elizabeth Carey, near Rothwell's
Landing, moves to Wilmington, aud is
succeeded by John Price, as overseer
for Theodore MannOn, tho owner
VIM. w. Hoffecker moves to Smvrna
Landing and is succeeded by Mr.
Johnson, a beginner VIM. Polk Cnm.
minis has moved from his farm to
Smyrna, and is followed by J. Frank
Denney, of White Hall Neck, and he
by Enoch Carrow. John M. Herman
has moved from his farm In Gn,,,r