The Morning herald., 1875-11-22
DOWN THE PENINSULA.

work Is rapidly progressing IN tn
American Basket Co.'s factory.
Rev. Mr.. Haynes, of the NJ. F. Church
preached at the Presbyterian Church o
Sabbath evening last.
The revival at Laws chapel continues
The church is crowded nightly, and man
are being brought into the church.
VIM. NJ. Jester, formerly residing nea
Thistlewood's Mill in Kent county, but TO
a number of years of Dover, died on Sun
day night last, in the S3rd year of his age
Rev. Enoch Stubs will lecture in Milford
Tuesday, Nov. S0th. Mr.. Stubs has &C
quired quite an enviable reputation as s
popular lecturer, and will no doubt, bt
greeted in Milford with large audience.
The steamer Highland Light runs regu
larly Oh the Choptank. She leaves Denton
every Monday, touching at ALL the CHIEF
landings on the river, AMI arrives at Balti-
more early the next morning. She only
leaves Denton once week, bat leaves Ned
ford's every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day.
The injunction against the Milford Gas
Company has been dissolved and decree
issued that the complainants shall pay the
costs within three months, or writ of at
tachment will be issued. This finally dis
poses, OF the whole case, except that the
complainants will probably bring suit
against the company actual damages sus-
tanned.
During the past week Convention has
been held at the Little Hill P, E. Church,
IN Sussex county, and which we learn has
been attended by the clergy from all parts
of the State. At the same time extra meet
ings have been held in St. Paul's Church
Georgetown: where the same have been
conducted by the Bishop. Rev. DR.. Frost
and others.
A correspondent Al Delaware CITY write:
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-rss. lis competition has rup the price
u 80 high thss our epicures who do not
care 10 pay such extrayagant prices, have
adopted the novel method Of hiring the
crack shots at So much per day to shoot
for them. By this plan they get their birds
much cheaper. A good shot will bag from
thirty to sixty birds day, worth at pres
ent prices from $6 to $l2. Their services
can be had at $S per day and find all.
This is pretty cute operation, and proves
That Delaware yankees may yet hope to
rival the renowned Connecticut specimens.
Arrangements are in progress for a line Of
strong and swift steamers to run from Lewes
TO Philadelphia, touching at various points
along the Delaware shore. They are to be
fitted up as night boats, and will take in
passengers at Lewes in the evening, furnish
them good nights lodging and land them
in the city early the following morning, and
rice rersd. The intention is to take passep-
gers and freight at low rates. Summer
travel is so much pleasanter by water than
by land it is believed that all visitors to Re-
hoboth and Lewes, as well as other points
on the line, will prefer the boats to the rail
route, especially when it will cost only about
one-half as much for fare. We believe the
matter is seriously contemplated by COM
pany that has the means to do il and we
shall not be surprised to see the enterprise
inaugsrated early in the Centennial wear,