The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
DOWy TIE PExXXyCLA.


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The Milford Meas wants Delaware's Ce'
tepnial building erected.
The seaford Cstissn editoriahzes iorciol
on the shipbuildin9 interests OF that to~'
TIE Cnsheld Leader says: "when iret
aor from her height unfurled her standar
:" % ~. air her skirts pinned back 60 YER
tieht. made her appear exceedingly spare.
rr L.nk's vessel, with which be had 2
...,...h 4rcuh,ea.t Milford, on account OF he
sresf draupht, has, at last, got cut OF tn
10y and has teen delivered to her owner
IN Philadelphia, in good order. III
IN. schooner SUNBEAM, of Portland, ,boun'
IA Philadslphia, with . cargo OF granite
ssma ashore on the beach, at Lewes, Of
sunlay last, but was hove on without ser
ious damage. ~
rv.ntv thousand dollars, judiciously ex
us.6ed. viii shorten the Mispillion five
ril1a and deepen it to six feet. Congress
niiSSt be induced to aid in the work.
The new N. E. Church At Cedar Neck,
rear Milford, is rapidly approaching compie.
tion. The painters gave TO their work IN cne
Apishing touches on Tuesday last. Inc
ladies' have the matter Of furnishing In hano
are succeeding admirably. ...
Milford dots: Milford patronized the
Rrtapeyille fair; one cigar factory In NIL.
ford: the Nethodiste, Presbyterians and
Bsutists are holding series Of union pray
- me,tinps the new gas works are giving
satisfaction.
At Seaford The ball fever has subsfded {;
thu Seaford band attended the Bridgeville
1air: Thomas Jacobs, a prominent Sussex
courtian. died on the 10th inst; Mrs. Har
~ A. knowles, OF Seaiorl, died in this
city on the 10Th.
The Laurel, Peninsula Agricultural Fair,
which commences at Laurel, next Wednes-
dsv. viii be the centre of attraction for ad-
mirers of horse flesh, and everyone inter-
ested in the agricultural and mechanical In
provement of sussex county.
At the only race that took place at the
Bridgcville fair, on Thursday, two entries
were made, Nellie, of Bridgeville, and Orion,
Of fredericksburg, Nd. The first best was
von by Nellie in 3.14, the second heat by
Nellie in 3.12; the third heat by Orion in
3.l3h: the fourth heat BY Nellie in 3.l6H.
The race was won by Nellie.
The Delaware Railroad, and the juno
Ion and Breakwater are both reaching
nut AFTER the Chincoteague oyster trade.
These are considered the greatest oysters
d the world, and Philadelphia has
heretofore chiefly consumed them. But now
he New York epicures have had some OF
hem put upon their palates BY the Old Do
uinion Steamship Company, dnd they want
hem all. To secure them they have built
he Worcester Railroad down to the Sound,
md design to carry off the prize this winter,
md leave Philadelphia to eat the common
,iyalye. In the interests Of trade the Della
vare road proposes to see them when they
get at 1t.
The stout-Hall case, it is stated, is to
come before the court At Dover again. 1t is
not forgotten that the Rev. Mr.. Hall, q
Presbyterian minister of New jersey, mar
he'd q Miss Stout, of Dover, who died. A
child, born at the time, (still-born, 1t is
said) was decided by the Dover court, last
spring, to have breathed and therefore lived
10 the eyes of the law. Hence the property
that was Mrs. Halls, went to the child, and
from the child to Mr.. Hall, during his life
time. He came In possession Of fine resi- |
dence in Dover and farm near there,
by the decision of the court. Now DR..
Stout brother of Mrs. Hall, has entered two
suits Of ejectment on the trial list of the
cour against Hall, TO dispossess him of said
prop o rty. Court commences next Monday.