Smyrna times., 1896-03-04
A BLUSTERY MOVING DAY.
Many Changes Made in and About TOy

Many Changes Made in and About Town.
Moving day, last Monday, was a
busy time in this county. A cold and
blustery March wind blew heavy gale
all day, but the roads were in good
condition and the changes were easily
made. Following is the list
W. G. Pierce moves his meat sham
bles from the store recently purchased
by J. Ed. DeFOrd, to new store built
adjoining his dwelling, corner of Main
and Mt. Vernon. He is succeeded by
j. Ed. DeFOrd, the owner, who is
making several needed improvements
before moving in. John W. Tucker
takes more space for his business, by
the addition of the corner store, re-
Gently used as the shambles of Bing-
ham Goldsborough. The store is be-
ing remodeled for Mr.. fuckers pur-
pose. The small store department has
been vacated by Mr. Tucker, and i'll it,
John Parvis, of near Little Greek, will
open a grocery store.
L. NJ. Price moved from the Roe
house, on Mt. Vernon street, to the
Mifflin house, on South street, in ten
ure of Miss Eva Cats, who moved to
Philadelphia. George Leese moved
from the HOffecker property, on lower
Main street, to the Roe house, Mt.
Vernon street, and is succeeded by
Charlie Boyer, of Mt. Vernon street,
and he by Elmer Webb, of Union
street, and he by Rev. T. H. Haynes,
of Delaware street, and he by John
Todd, of Delaware street, and he by
Miss Lizzie Laferty, of Hartley, Md,
the owner of the property.
L. w. Counselman, of Mt. Vernon,
moves to the house recently fixed up
by G. H. Register, on the same street,
he byJOs. H. Primrose, the owner, from
the country; and Mr.. Primrose is sue
ceeded on the farm by Samuel FAIRIES,
of South Commerce, and he by Albert
Johnson, of South street, and he by
George Carter, of Delaware street, and
he by Jacob Stein, of South street, and
he by VIM. B. Collins, of Commerce
street, and he by Nathaniel Pratt, of
Commerce street, and he by George
Rose Thomas Kimble moves from
Union street to the Abel J. Porter
house, on Mt. Vernon Street. John
Price, of Union street, goes to the
dwelling vacated by Joseph Wolraven,
and is succeeded by b. F Mattiford,
he being succeeded by Thos. HOyle, of
Commerce street. Mrs. John Wright,
of lower Commerce street, goes to
Chester, and is succeeded by Samuel
jackson, and he by JOS. Wolraven, of
south Union street.
Mrs. Rebecca Collins with Wilmer
Porter and wife, of Delaware street.
moves to Leipsic, and is succeeded by
j. Frank Denney, of the country.
Charles Mattiford, of the country.
takes one of the dwellings of Z. V.
Cooper, on lower Main street. BE.
Middleton, of South street, takes the
house recently occupied by Gus Johns,
of Delaware street.
w. L. Smith, of Middletown. has
taken one of the w. NJ. Bell residences
on Mt. Vernon street. JOS. B. HUM.
OF the same street, takes the new resi-
dence built by George d. Collins. ON
Delaware street. John NJ. Jerman. of
lower Commerce, moves to the Under
wood farm, and is succeeded by w. H.
Collins and brother, of the Ashcraft
farm.
Herbert Williams, of lower Main,
moves to lower Commerce, and is
succeeded by Levi Sylvester, of Frazier
street, and he by Samuel P. Hirons, of
lower Commerce. Samuel S. Hirons.
of the Truax dwelling, on upper Com
merce, has moved to one of the Nc
Dowell dwellings,, on the same street.
and Is succeeded by Benz. Turner. of
near Duck Creek. Mrs. Chas. Jordan
of Frazier street, vacates her own
dwelling and takes one of Davy Rich
ards residences, on same street, and is
succeeded by VIM. d. Gray, of lower
Main street. Miss Mollie Melvin
moves from the Prettyman flat to the
James p. Hoffecker residence, and is
succeeded by Mrs. Diehl, of Mt. Yer
non street.
Isaac Moore takes the residence va
Gated by Titus Hobbs and is succeeded
by John Rawley, of White Hall Neck.
Mrs. Amos Hobbs moves in with the
Misses Melvin, and is succeeded bv
Frank Boyer, a new beginner. H. S. |
Mabrey, of Market street. moves to
Middletown. L. o. Waller, of Della
ware street, takes the new dwelling
built by Gilbert Taylor, on South
street, and is succeeded by Capt. A. H. |
Smith, the owner. John Price. of
South street, moves to the w. o. Hof
fecker farm.