Smyrna times., 1901-10-02
REAL ESTATE DEALS IN
KENT COUNTY ARE ACTIVE
MANY DELAWARE FARMS AND DWELLINGS
CHANGE HANDS THE PAST WEEK.
Some are Sold by Real Estate Dealers,
Others at Public Auction and Still
Others at Private Sale.

Others at Private Sale.
During the past week there have
been a number of property changes in
Kent county and other parts of Della
ware. Among the list are the follow
ing:
The Howell farm of 26 acres, situated
near Viola, to Mr.. Alexander, of Ris-
ing Sun, for $1450.
The so acre farm three miles west of
Dover, belonging to Mr.. Woollens, to
Mr.. Flazier, of New York, for $4,000.
The Mrs. Anna Miller farm of 154
acres, situated in West Dover hun
dred, adjoining the fruit farm of ex-
Sheriff Joseph Mcdaniel, to Mr..
Dimit, of Pennsylvania, for So, 700.
The William WheeIand farm con-
tanning 1O5 acres situated on the Bay
Road one mile from Dover, known as
the Comegys farm, to Alexander G.
Donald, of Welsford, Kings County,
Nova Scotia, for $1,000. Mr.. Donald
will take possession of his farm in
December and move here.
Attorneys Sell Property.
Henry Ridgely, Jr., and William F.
Causey, attorneys, sold at public sale
Thursday last the following two farms
of John w. Latchum, deceased:
No. 1. The tract formerly known as
the Sipple farm, lying on the east side
of the road from st. Jones NJ. E.
Church 70 kits Hammock, adjoining
lands formerly of Myers Conwell,
lands formerly of James L. Heverin
and other lands, containing $50 acres
of upland and $50 acres of marsh, more
or less, to Recorder of Deeds James
Lord for S10,5
No. 2. The tract formerly known
as the Heverin tract, adjoining parcel
No. 1, containing 573 acres, more OF
less, to Charles Woodall, for 81, 800.
Private Sales.
VIM. NJ. Hope and Reynolds Clough
have purchased the James A. Dunnine
store house at the southwest corner oi
State and North streets in Dover, o1
the Dunning heirs for $3.50. This
three story brick building now in the
tenure of H. E. Moore, is to be thor.
oughly remodeled and converted into
offices with modern improvements
The excellent location with the i'm
movements contemplated, will make il
most desirable Office property.
Benjamin Conwell of Magnolia, ex
ecutor of Samuel Wharton, deceased
on Tuesday last sold the house ant
lot situated on Governors avenue, tn
residence of the deceased, to the Con
we'll heirs for 1890 subject to a recog
nizance of $3.50.
Miss Rose Virden has purchased O
William Salisbury building lot il
Dover on Bradford street north of tn
Academy, adjoining the new house O
S. H. Barker and will build thereon.
A. B. Moore has purchased of tn
Slower heirs the lot of ground o
Lockerman street in Dover, upo
which his marble yard is located.
Wilmer Wiley, of Philadelphia, hs
sold to Pennell Emerson the 26 acr
farm situated in East Dover hundre
on the road leading from Dover
Cowgills for $140O.
James r. George has sold to Jenett
Kelley the two story store and dwell
ing in Wyoming for 5000,
Levic NJ. HirOns has sold the vaca1
lot adjoining the NJ. E. Parsonage
Smyrna to Rev. L. w. Layfeld fc
S4OO.
Fletcher Moore has purchased
acres of land at Willow Grove of J.
Sapp for $4oO.
The home of Aged Couples in Phil
delphia, has decided the 1873 acre far
in Mispillion to Mary S. Owens.