Music Emporium Brick Case Cows Sale Notice
An advertisement for Music Emporium promoting a product titled The Brick Case Cows with a price of ten cents per copy noted as a net charge. The brief item emphasizes the sale and cost.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1891
Page
3
An advertisement for Music Emporium promoting a product titled The Brick Case Cows with a price of ten cents per copy noted as a net charge. The brief item emphasizes the sale and cost.
XMAS display features furs for shoulders and boots, water resistant seals, and vivid fabrics. The shop touts strong, pretty short coats and gumshoe style footwear, including sturdy ladies' wear and a range of shipped goods.
The News launches a new voting contest to pick the Mock Popaint Sunday School Teacher in Maryland. The winner receives an Estey organ valued at one hundred dollars, with voting rules and tickets printed as in the prior year.
A hearing before Magistrate Turner found the defendant guilty of malicious destruction of property in the State versus 1 Percent Gilhan. With $100 bail in default, the accused was remanded to jail for further action by the stand ity.
The timeline centers on a heated Democratic speakership battle in Harrisburg. Wilson of West Virginia leads talk of replacing McMillan Springer and Hatch, with Crisp vows to stay in the ring. Delegates and 200 members fill the city as caucus leaders set a 2 pm meeting to decide ballots and strategy. Mills leads early tallies while McMillan Springer and Hatch vie for support.
Mrs. Mary Thompson of Washington Grove Montgomery county died Thursday afternoon from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Witness Mr Thomas Suter who boards at her home had hidden the shotgun under bed clothes after she threatened suicide. He returned from hunting to find her dead in her room holding her young daughter. The gun muzzle was blood stained and appeared pressed to her abdomen when she fired.
In a divorce hearing Earl Russell described his wife as nervous and prone to temper, attributing her ailments to restraints. He claimed she used cigarettes and profanity was common, denying accusations of abuse. Outside, a rough crowd gathered at the courthouse, mobbing the entrance as Russell reportedly escaped via a side door amid tensions.
A dense religious text reflecting on the crucifixion of Jesus, Pilate’s inscription reading King of the Jews, soldiers dividing garments, and the fulfillment of scripture. It meditates on Mary, John, and the bystanders, urges faithful worship, and ends with a personal call to accept Christ as the Lamb of God who thirsted for humanity.
A child born to Mr. Herry J. Steley was baptized as the adopted son of Mr. Jacs P. Schmidt, formerly of Kansas City Missouri, but now of Washington DC. The ceremony occurred in the AN Selntet PEL church this afternoon at seven.
Reports center on Edward M. Field and partners Wiechers Lindley and co. with billions in vanished assets amid Cuban sugar plantation links. Insanity ruling cited. Field improving yet unlikely to regain former health. wife, relatives' funds swept away. assignee Gould seeks recovery while family disputes persist.
The Merryland Tract ball in Petersville Friday night drew many locals and guests from Frederick and beyond. Music by Barek's Gsebestrs of Frederick delighted attendees while luncheon was served around 1 AM. Notable guests included Mrs. T. Coke Chambers and many young ladies from nearby towns, with a large list of local gentlemen in attendance.
In Washington County Court the issue is whether the state should pay a 5 percent commission to tax collectors or have them collect state taxes without commission. J R Adams and E A Pry, collectors, have charged 3 percent, and a suit seeks to settle their rights. No county late tax provision exists. Shiffler case testimony closed. trial halted by Beckley’s illness, possibly resumed if he is available.
A crowded Wednesday concert at the Sacred Concert venue featured guest leader Mr Chambers facing charges from the band. Church notices report Christmas events at M E church and Walkersville services with Rev Castles and Rev Kennard preaching. Revival ongoing at Walkersville M E church with a penitent, plus plans for anniversaries and quarterly meetings at Mount Pleasant and Walkersville Circuit led by Dr Davis.
A noon ceremony at St Johns Church Washington united Mixa Jane Frances Pendleton to Arthur Tilghman Brice in a quiet affair attended by close friends. Pendleton, sister of the bride, will send announcement cards. the bride is the late George H Pendleton's daughter.
The body of Mortimer Wilson, who died at Montegue Hospital, will be removed to Price George County today for interment. Had he lived until today, he would have marked fourteen years as a patient at the wake intuition.
A string of devastating blazes reported December 4 across Sunderland Essex and nearby areas left multiple families burned. One fire trapped three women in a Sunderland inn barroom while another destroyed a Delguny street home killing a mother and infant. A Cedarville woman was saved only after flames seized her clothing, and a London household saw two young children perish while a mother died of injuries.
Residents report improvements and illnesses, with porch construction near town and Albert Smith slowly recovering. Dec 26 features Guy Hoppe and Lansinger Combination at Church Hall. Thos W Russell patent to aid harvesting machines noted. Public sales, farm transfers, and funeral notices follow, including Lloyd Hammond, Reaver Hawks farms, and Melissa Petcher.
The Povlone thean Literary Society hosted a busy weekly session with reports on lectures, expeditions, and factory employee awards. They noted a lively program in their room at the City Opera house and updates from local schools, churches, and benefit events.
Lifey Pott McAlister of Anlon Dries returns to Boonsboro after a stay with friends in Frederick accompanied by Ms Fannie Byler. Numerous county residents and visitors, including Rev BL Beard and Mrs John Smith, travel to Baltimore and nearby towns on business or to visit relatives. Mrs Phebe Winebrewer visits Walkersville. Philly visitors Ditey B Crane and B Layman are in town.
Brunswick settles down after a riot while the B and O finish a third track near Water street. The north side rail placement encroaches on town property and a Red Men's business, a barber shop, and other storefronts suffer, prompting a court dispute over the track's alleged usurpation.
The report describes a Templar gathering held last evening where Keighthood candidates were conferred. Attendees, including Mr J R Schep, participated in post event dining and an oyster supper hosted by the commandary.
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