Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-01-22

Wayside Items Mr.. Jaekpnf VINO
served an apprenticeship with hNCharle'
Hay at Cox's Station, and worked To-
some years at Washington, has Started
shop" at wayside.
wayside ~ destined 10 rival "Duluth,"
which Proctor Knott, made famous 10 spesch,
delivered in the House of Representatives.
Where can get his speech on that OCCASION
Now, wayside has daily mail, black
smiths shop, saw and grist mill, good
doctor, al excellent magistrate No. cen
stable, an English merchant, and brick
church. Ii is near steamboat wharf aud
convenient TO toe B. 4 p. r r., not far from
the famous city of Newburg, and accessible to
Harris Lot, the Episcopalan, Methodist,
Baptist and Catholic Churches, AMI colored
and white school houses. Town lots can be
purchased at small prices. Mr.. R. Wright
has bought house and lot. In the near fu-
ture there may be Mrs. Wright. The vii
lage is beautifully situated near the "sheli
clad shores" ofour mighty Potomac. Genial.
intelligent and successful farmers surround
the village. No portion Of Southern Mary
land can invite new corners with greater
chance of success, than this promising village
Come shoemakers. stove repairers, tin roofers
carpenters, harness makers doctors, any and
ali, save lawyers, for we have lot of them.
Everybody here considering Blackstone as an
idiot compared with himself So come ALL
while lots are selling for $40 an acre. Now
is your grand chance to realize millions. Coal
oil, gold, iron and silver have been found
very scarcel
DR.. Elliott was called from Washington to
see Mrs. Thomas Richmond She IS greatly
improved Dr.. f. rivals his eeteeued and
lamented father as surgeon and gynecolo-
gst. We have an especial interest in DR.. E.,
independent of bis professional skill, be mar.
ried one of Charles county's brightest girls.
DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ. L. have been very sick
Mr.. J.. R. Perry and Mrs. Taylor Hay den
are convalescent.
Mr.. James Willett is yet very i'll.
Mr.. F. NJ. Perry is no better.
Mr.. George N. Simms will soon be we'll.
Mr. Rudkiu, who has made money at Way
side will 20 to England in May, and bring
over bis mother and sisters, aud buy farm.
Oysters are luxury, even at Rock Point
Cannot our legislators arrange matters so
that we humble citizens can at least on Fri
DAYS, fast (2l on these bivalves2 .as
Mr. Charles Wright will visit his friends in
England in a few weeks. Charlie has been
one of our most energetic citizens We pray
him pleasant voyage across the mighty At
lantc, and a safe and speedy return to his life
of usefulness among us.
The kiniest sympathy of our people is ex-
tended to our venerable minister, the Rev.
n. Todd, at the untimely death of bis son
Heber, which took place at Washington last
week
Mr.. Contee is getting well of the gtIp.
Lewis Burroughs, very old and respecta-
bic coIored man, died last week.
Also SISTER of our famous Jack Clarke
The County Commissioners or somebody
should pay at least half price,, for attention to
the poor. Why should doctors furnish labor
and medicine gratuitously, any moro than Il
does his goods, or farmer his pro-
duce, or lawyer his advice, or a minister of
the gospel his spiritual services? Please an
swer tris IN the name OF Oh lritv. Very often
= doctor cannot get either white Or colored To
wait upon himself aud wife when they are
cash, but hs il expected, to wait GU
ill@m5ney or no m6ney. kxpiaiu~luis ye
v Use ones.
We. have just heard With re.ret Of III.
&c .th, 5at Albany, N. ~ oil HF., W III ii.
Miller, SO well kuo@n 10 lie peopieAe Of Our
souuts. ~.