Smyrna times., 1898-03-02
CHANGES IN THE COUNTRY.

klhNuEO In HE NOONIki.
r. E. CantweIl moves from the
Brick Store farm to the Corbit Spru-
ance farm, near Clayton, succeeding
l.. L. Davis, who goes to the Thos
Cavender farm, recently purchased,
Mr.. Cavender going to New Castle.
Christopher Boyle leaves the Jardine
farm to take the new farm of Mrs. NJ
f. Spruance at "FOnt Hill" and is
succeeded by John w. Deakyne, re-
Gently purchased by his father. Mil
lard Reed succeeds Mr.. Deakyne on
the "Crow'' farm, which he purchased
some months since. Alex. GOoden
leaves the Mitchell, farm to follow Mr.
Reed and is succeeded by Purnell
Lewis. Ezekiel Slaughter, of Sever
sons Neck, succeeds Mr.. Cantwell on
the Brickstore farm, and is succeed by
Mr.. ArgO in the Neck. VIM f. Glenn
ents, who had the past year the farm of
TheO. w. Cavender, has returned to
his business at Clayton, Mr.. Cavender
resuming farming again.
G. II. Dresher discOntinues farming
and Harry Stephenson, son of the
owner, succeeds him. ThomOs Thorn
ton moves from the Joshua Boyd farm
to the Hurley farm in Little Greek
Hundred, and is succeeded by Daniel
Shorts, from Summit Bridge james
j. Jones has moved from his farm
three miles down the State road, to
Chester, and is succeeded by his
brother John. James Wiley follows
him, beginner, on the Elihu Jeffer-
son land. Theodore Marvel, on the
Moore farm near Cheswold, has moved
to near the Maryland line, and is fol-
lowed by Chas. Emory, of the John
Rawley farm, in Dutch Neck. John
! Wheatman, on the adjoining farm,
has moved to a farm at Blackbird
Mills, recently purchased, and is sue
ceeded by VIM. Scott, from near Eel
ton. Clarence Ford, son of VIM. H.
Ford, a beginner, takes a farm near
Blackbird occupied by Mr.. Daniels
ThOs. J. Burrows on the Bradley farm
is followed by w. G. Anderson, from
| below Dover.
VIM NJ. Boyer moves from near
Dover to the NOVEL; farm near Ken
ton, succeeding Chas, S. Fouraker,
who has moved to Kenton. Chas.
! Sherwood has moved from the Central
to the Bailey Mills, up the stream,
and is succeeded by Mr.. McKnatt,
miller for w. Lee Springs. Joseph
FOreaker leaves the Van Gesel farm,
near the Big Oak, going to near Pier
sons Corner, and is followed by Will
liam David, beginner. g. S. Moffett
leaves the "ROthwall" farm to take
the farm of Robert Rawley in Dutch
Neck, and is succeeded by John NJ.
Green, from near Dover. John Carey,
near Duck Greek, returns to Atlantic
City, and Walter S. Money resumes
the place again.
ThOs. H. FARRELL, from near FELTON,,
takes the "Green" farm, near Blackis-
toms Cross Roads, Chas. H. MattifOrd
going to the farm of w. 0. Hoffecker,
near town, John Price moving to
Smyrna. John Daniels, of New Castle
county, will occupy the farm of
Frank Reihm. Crawford Stevens, of
this town, goes on his fathers farm in
the Alley, succeeding Vincent Walker,
who has gone to Clayton. James
Darrell moves to Hollett's Corner, and
is succeeded by Lewis Knots, the
purchaser. Emory FARRELL has taken
the HAZEL farm, succeeding Harry W.
Ross, who has the Heitshu home farm
Hiram Ross, from near Clayton, has
also moved to farm of Mr.. Heitshu,
near Cheswold, John p. Carey moving
to the farm of John p. Jefferson, near
Bethel church. Walter Short leaves
the Belmont farm, going to the Cats
farm in RaymOnd's Neck, and is fol-
lowed by Geo. Frank Jones, son of
Geo. T. Jones, a beginner. Henry
Slaughter leaves the Cavender farm in
RaymOnd's Neck to take his own farm
near Leipsic, changing places with his
son, John g. Slaughter.
Henry Schafer leaves the Robinson
farm near Collins Beach, and takes
the "Satterfield" farm near Blackbird.
and he is followed by VIM. Thompson,
from the "Seven Hickories." Samuel
Bennett leaves the Gettysburg" farm
to take the Davis farm near the Eagles
Nest, and is followed by the purchaser
VIM. Pfister. VIM. Staats goes from
his brother-in-law's farm, near Black
bird, and takes the DOnohO farm near
TaylOr's Bridge. James Kirkpatrick.
of Philadelphia, recent purchaser.
takes farm vacated by Mr.. Stats,
Mr.. Bice. from near TaylOr's Bridge,
has rented his farm and moved to
Smyrna. The "Joe Deakyne" farm
that has been occupied by Mr.. Bur
rows, will be taken by John j. Hartup.
a beginner.
Samuel j. Cole will move to the farm
recently purchased from Henry Hart
man. John Cole takes the Bay View
farm: Sidney Lane takes the farm va
Gated by Andrew Hawkins, who goes
to farm he recently purchased near
Smyrna Landing. James Cummins
moves from the farm of Robert Cum
minis to that vacated by Samuel Cole.
Horace David takes the farm vacated
by John Cole. Mac Foraker has
bought the Vane farm, near Bay View
Robt. Thomas goes to David j. Cum
minis farm with his son; Mrs. George
takes her own farm, now occupied bv
Robt. Thomas; Samuel Wheeler takes
the farm vacated by Sidney Lane:
Alexander Gooden goes to Thorough
fare Neck, on the Corbett farm. Ben.
North takes the farm on Bombay
Hook vacated by Mac Foraker; Henry
Hartman goes to Centre, Daupbi1
county, Pa, his native State.
VIM. S. Cantwell, son of r. E. Cant
well, takes the "Jas. s. Moore" farm
at Cheswold, a beginner, w. T. Sam
moving to his farm recently purchased
same vicinity.