Smyrna times., 1933-02-22
WILLIAM TAYLOR OF KENToN

William Taylor, deceased, situated
in Kenton, East and West Dover
Hundred as follows:
KENTON HUNDRED: Home
Farm, near Downs Chapel, 202
acres, to w. w Taylor, at $3.50
per acre.
Farm near Downs Chapel, SO
acres, to w. W. Taylor at $22.50
per acre.
Farm near Downs Chapel, ia
acres, to S. NJ Taylor, at $3.50 per
acre.
Tract of land at Downs Chapel,
27 acres, to w. w. Taylor at SIT so
per acre.
House and lot at Downs Chapel
to Richard Colt for $117.
Building lot at Downs Chapel to
James Guessford for $3.50.
Building lot at Downs Chapel to
S. M. Taylor for $50.
House and lot at Downs Chapel
to George w. Downs for 1886.
Building lot and house at Downs
Chapel to w. w. Taylor for S165.
Building lot at Downs Chapel to
w w Taylor for S25.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
Shop at Downs Chapel to w. w.
Taylor for 5000.
Building lot at Downs Chapel to
w. w. Taylor for $25.
Building lot at Downs Chapel to
w. w. Taylor for S27.
Farm near Downs Chapel, 130
acres to William Masten at $1150
per acre.
Farm near Downs Chapel, 189
acres to w. w. Tschudy at $13.25
per acre.
Tract of woodland near Downs
Chapel, 10 acres, to S. M. Taylor
for $3.50 per acre.
House and lot in Kenton to F.
GreenwelI for $780,
Building lots, 4 acres, at Downs
Chapel to w. w. Taylor for $3.50
per acre.
Store and dwelling at Downs
Chapel to E. B. Downs for $515.
WEST DOVER HUNDRED:
Farm at SIaughter's Station, 1913
acres, to John H. Taylor at S29 per
acre.
Tract of land at Slaughter's Sta
tion, "a acres, to w. A. Dodd at
$26 per acre.
Store house and dwelling at
Slaughter's Station to J. B. Mes
sick for S42O.
Building lot at Slaughter's Sta
tion to S. M Dewitt for $50.
Building lot at Slaughter's Sta
ton to S. M. Dewitt for $50.
EAST DOVER HUNDRED:
House and lot in Dover to Mrs. w
NJ. Taylor for $500.
One acre of land in Dover, E.
Scotten for $475.
Total amount Of sale, S31 ,4O2. SO.
PERSONAL-Ca Cards are out for
the silver wedding of Rev. and Mrs.
r. n. Haynes Of Chestertown, Md.
formerly of this town to take place
on Monday evening, February 26
instant from to II o'clock.
The Rev John Mccoy some f1f-
teen years ago pastor of the Pres
byterian church of this town, has
just received % new members into
his church at Franklin, Pa.
Mrs. S. l. Booker spent last
week with her daughter at Bel
mont Hall but has returned to her
home in Philadelphia
AIonzo S. Raymond, who has
spent the last six weeks home with
his parents, has returned West and
expects to locate at Helena, Mon
tana Territory.
C. w. Keunard of Chestertown.
Md, spent Sunday in this town, the
guest of William H. Thompson.
Howard VanBuskirk of Williams
port, Pa, has taken a position at
the phosphate office of Alexander
G.. Cummins-
Mrs. j. T. Umsted is visiting
friends in Washington; Miss Sallie
Stephenson near town, is also Wis
iting relatives in Washington.
Miss NJ. Anna Offley, who is To-
Gated at Little Rock, Ark, is sue
ceeding well according to the fol-
lowing from the Daily Sentinel of
Hot Springs in that State: Miss
Anna Offley of Philadelphia, made
her first bow to a Hot Spring aud
fence and recited the Greed of the
Bells" Well, if ever there was an
audience surprised, and agreeably
SO, it was the people there last ev-
ening. Among a number of lady
recitationists we have heard, Miss
Ofley carries off the palm Her
pronunciation is about perfect as
human tongue can make it, while
her expression is in harmony with
every word she utters. It gives us
pleasure to speak highly of her eff
fort because she deserves n Three