Smyrna times., 1897-03-03

property, Shorts Landing, succeeding
Frederick Lane, who takes the "Bav
View" property nearby; David Fisher
on Bomby Hook, is followed by Andrew
Hawkins, beginner. Andrew Cole,
son of Samuel Cole, near the Light
House, takes the grocery store of
TITUS L. Hobbs, on Lower Main Street,
thls town. Mr.. Hobbs also moves into
town from the country; jackson Snow
leaVes the Rice farm in Raymond's
Neck for the farm of Alex. G. Cum
INNS IN White Hall, and is followed bv
Robert Jones from MARYLAND. a he
glnner. VIM. Smithers moves from
the Cummins farm above to the Ger
ker farm near the "Seven Hickorie, "
Joseph Snow, leaves Belmont 70
take his fathers property in Raw
mond's Neck, Mr.. Snow Sr., retiring
to the old Snow Homestead, near Raw
mOnd's Church. Samuel Price leaves
the Harrington property in White
Hall Neck and moves to Little Creek
and Is succeeded by John Slaughter.
beginner. Titus Hobbs is succeeded
by Nathaniel Taylor, and he by Henry
Wood, of Little Creek. David c.
Hot1ecker, Of the John Rawley farm
IN Dutch Neck, has moved to CLAYTON.
and is succeeded by John Wheatman.
a beginner.
Philip Carey discontinues farming on
the farm of Moses Price, near Bren-
ford, moving to Clayton, and is fol-
lowed by Geo. d. johnson. James
Sa1ton, of the Alley, has moved to
Clayton and is followed by Rev
nOld's. Henry w. Jones, goes to the
Murphy farm and is followed by the
owner, E. P. johnson. John Hutch
lnson, moves back to the Spruance
farm from Clayton.
ECgar CarrOw, has moved from the
farm OF d. j. Cummins, near the "sBig
Oak 20 another of his farms near ST
Georges, and followed by Stephen
Walker, from near .Fieldsborougb.
DAME Morris, leaves the farm of Isaac
Iruax, for the farm of Chas. Massey
near BrenfOrd, and is followed bv VIM.
Geo. Truax, of Montchanin. Sam
uel Emory, of the Griffin farm has
moved to the Rawley farm, in Dutch
Neck, and is followed by Dean.
Plnder, leaves the Springs farm
at BrenfOrd and takes a places with w.
ID. Hudson, and is followed bv Sam
uel Hirons, of Smyrna. Vincent
Walker leaves the Wright farm, near
Brenford and goes to the farm of w.
A. Stevens, in the Alley. S. d.
Dresher takes the farm of Jos. Steph-
enson, vacated by Thos. f. Warren.
who has moved to the DR.. Ashcraft
farm near Rising Sun.
j. Wesley Langwell, leaves the
Barren Hope" farm for the Perkins
farm near Bryn Zion Church, and is
succeeded by VIM. W. Hoffecker, of
the Windle farm, and he is followed bv
Geo. McKnatt. VIM. F. Clements. of
Clayton, takes the farm of his father
ln-law. TheO. W. Cavender who re-
mains at hOme), his brother James r.
Clements, of POcomoke CITY, taking
charge of the Clayton store.
Harry Pratt, a beginner takes the
Davis farm, in the Alley. Thomas
Mabrey, leaves the home farm near
BlackistOn Church and takes the farm
opposite which he purchased year or
two ago. James d. Pratt leaves the
Hutchinson farm near Bryn Zion
Church and goes on the Bailey farm
at LentOn, following Eben Wright.
who takes the farm of DR.. Cooper.
Philip Carey follows James Pratt. and
he is succeeded by Wesley Langdon, a
beginner. Samuel Bilderback quits
farming andis followed by Alex. Oar
rah, beginner. Willard johnson. of
the Robert Hill farm near Kenton
takes the farm of occupied by Samuel
HutcAison near Blaco Elijah w.
Stevens has moved from the town to
the 'DOnOho" farm three miles down
the Neck, purchased year or two ago.
John Thompson goes from Cheswold,
to the farm he recently purchased near
Brenford. Jacob Bryan, moves to
Clayton, his son Benjamin, taking his
farm. VIM. Carey from Downs Chapel,
succeeds Fletcher Truax, on the Colt
farm, the latter going to the Mitchell
farm.