Smyrna times., 1889-08-28

OUR informant who had been to
Asbury Park and was speaking of the
relationship between MIR. Bradley. the
founder of that place, and Mr.. Bradley
here, called him William. The gentle.
man of this name lives down the Neck
and we located him, but our informant
meant Robert Bradley the clever and
ready-witted drawer of waxed ends in
IN the shop Of Z. c. FAIRIES. There Is q
striking family resemblance be.
tween our and the Asbury Park Brad
ley, only our Mr.. Bradley might make
the best picture, with some photogra.
pliers.
COL. GEORGE W. CUAIMINs will shin
from the orchards of his home farm
"WOOdlawn," this year something near
2OOO baskets of peaches. This is a
small crop, but good considering the
number of orchards that hardly have n
basket for the seasons yield. Wood.
lawn" has shown itself well adapted to
the growth of the peach, the crons
varying from 10000 to 25,O0O baskets a
season, reaching the latter figures in
1910. The sales of peaches from this
Iarm IN the past twenty-five years have
aggregated $4,000.
The managers of the WILMINGTON
FAIR, which commences on September
l, propose to make it model exhibi-
ton IN every particular, and to this
END nave decreed that no wine. malt
or splrltuous intoxicating or ferment-
ing liquors will be sold on the ground:
no pools sold, and no games or sale of
artlcjes depending on the turning of a
wheel or throw of dice; no gambling of
any Kind, or profane or vulgar Ian
guage allowed and all obscene or inn.
moral exhibitions are strictly forbidden.
ANY violation of these rules in this
respect by an exhibitor, emplovse or
vender of articles of any sort will he
punished by the forfeiture ofall monies
paid the Association and exDnIsion
from the grounds.
A NUMBER Of our young people in
tended spending yesterday afternoon
ana evening at Woodland Beach. but
Just as they were ready to start thew
understood ;hat the high wind had
caused the marsh road to be overAowed
ana they concluded to have a dance in
the opera house. About fifteen eounles
were present and participated in the
dancing, which was enioyed bv ali
until quite late. Among those nresent
were: Miss Lizzie Gildersleeve Camden.
Misses Clara and Stella Britton- and
Ethel Quigg, Philadelphia; Miss Ialor
Trenton; Miss Cooper,
Misses Mary Clark, Name Heitsbu
Minnie Reed. Maia Farrell. Mary Hall
Maggie Blackiston, Beulah Jefferson
z. Eva smith, Fannie Michards, Marion
stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. William Col
puts, Smyrna; Howard Taylor and
lW1llburWallace, Dover; w. F. G. Colt
W m. Wlllumsen, Chas. Wharton. VIM
nMegear, Clarence Raymond, Hirons
DIenney, Harry Jefferson, Hervev Hall
n howard Van Buskirk, H. t. MifIin'
Davis Brown, A. II. Reynolds.
QUITE an exciting scene occurred NJ
TTe M residence OF BENZ. Dohnohoe, on
-. rnuISuay evening. His son Herbert
goI cnoked at the supper table and
Ssetne9 10 De, and would soon have |
cnoKed 70 death. The Immediate ser.
vice OF doctor was evident. one mes.
senger running for DIR. Ashcraft and |
anotner for DR.. Dwight. The commo-
Iioh attracted the attention of a vouno
lady from the other side of the street.
who seeing the boy in apparently tbe
agonIes of death, tainted, and a uenher
Of the family was In nearly the same
condition. J. G. Brinton' residing on
she same street, very properly rushed
70 the scene TO give whatever assistance
be could offer. Finding the boy wing
On his back gasping for breath and |
hose who had got there standing ap-
palled, awaiting the arrival Of doctor,
he gathered the sufferer up, bent him
over his knee and commenced pound
ng him vigorously at the back of the
neck. The remedy was effectual with
lew desperate retches the obstruction
came like a cork from a champagne
bottle. 1t was all over. whats the
matter with you, queried ]. g. "Noth-
ng, replied the boy, I'm all right"
and so the doctors found him when
they arrived on the spot o minute or
two later.