The sun., 1889-01-27
Fare you wsul oh, Fare you well fare you vel

Many Of the shuckers live in the summer
upon ,, M farms 81 In the country. and when they come
living accommodations in rooms just above
the shops. The conditions ot life there would
sds HS are WSoe families H Ns
or3wded together in low, stufry rooms.
To st The oyster INDUSTRY Is the first
os has s1Sh 1Ss see
seee dd oT what F sirHss as here aks ars
III 1nS %as SGay 70 at Th
Well" said col. Braly, Cambridge is
quite quite town. but don't know IS there's very
here His grave, is in the cemetery not far of.
2f tpennsyEyaHIa are buried IN the same place
Masons' Lodge up hero on the corner. Just
across across the @ road In there in that efarchyard
Is buried between his two Wives and upon the
headstone Of one OF them is an inscription that
says says, that ha she was espeealIy noted for her
There's a church out here In the country ten
miles or 80 that's. perhaps. a couple OF hundred
sFhs tere Losd SSpf yes a bers sas
Hoase s 0ee rsh down near the Court
Mr. Steele did n not osf nd the programme Of the
tSe%: PIT cs Srsy not bali air. leaiiiss s .Se t
for in Cambridge. with It's 5000 inhabitants
and Its thriving business as the rhire and lead:
Ing town Qf the county. there is not a drop OF
doctors prescFlptIon. Mighty little oi It Is got
hibitlve law so rigoroqsly enforced. as It is in
dtSea SRHn Ssw a, ,.k sn as sd
Go Bray admitted frankly thS. thHxs Was Egefs no
virtue Of HE own that he refused to keep LIQUOR
R but Sr The sso use e hs o
tie Of It q which he might be convicted no
9 yoss in the
The rosul. is that Cambridge is perhaps the
dorchester county though south Of Mason
bD1o ne + not ,Sfsthes typGH
we're !" for here" and nearly ali Of them have
soSs as na Fhe asaf
farmers drive into the towns from miles away
o Sr Whss. esh or es n
Ihe driver, II he rides sitting upon the tongue
beside his wife and children. Out in the
IN the shape Of windmills which arc still in use
Ter the grinding e Each e, 50
might Il be- blown Oh by the iirst strong H H ylnd
that comes along. A, long heavy, pole. nothing
less than bIg tree sho5sn Of its branches. n:
OF cart wheel When tho mill Is to be operated
q dozen men or 80 catch hold OF this pole near
the wheel and push until they have turned the
house around upon the post Il sltS on. so that
the wind may catch tho sails OF the mill and
set, them flying. Although thOse wndmills
look as much alike hs two peas, some OF them
the modern improvements.
Another sort Of an experience that q stranger
should not miss Ia a visit to o Cam bridge oyster
house. On tho table by each chair Is q cluster
Sboh four pafoa calls oa
stew OF any variety the oysters are brought to
him In o chaf1nR dish which Ia placed over the
pipes the gas In turnOd on and tgDited. and the
customer cooks the oysters and seasons them
to suit himself BY that process he Dorchester
county man gets lIis luncheon In exactly tho
STYLE that suits him; but the str.nger ls more
repast that will not DO hall ~ good as would
However, the novelty makes UP, for THAT and
the experience is instructive. The natives oq-
casionally eat other things than oysters. but IL
10 not uncommon for Dorchester county man
to 40 into restaurant, begin his dinner with
which he cooks himself, then take q fry. which
is cooked In the kitchen. and wind up for the
sake OF consistency with another plate of raw.
Mr. Billings Steele may have soon all these
things and tried his hand at cooking oystors.
but thero came day, ,wndy, rnirv. and deco
pirates. because he was waiting for instruc-
tions from his chief at Annapolis, and he Sat in
TEe msntion Of the a4clsnt Bible in tho Free
Masons Lodge started o rambling talk upon
Free MAsQnrH and Mr. Bteelo told OF an lnQiS