Local Churches Used As Hospitals In Frederick 1862
A Civil War era diary excerpt notes that churches in Frederick were converted to hospitals for wounded troops. It details daytime battles near Middletown Valley and Harper’s Ferry, with thousands reported killed or wounded and about 3380 prisoners brought into town. Parole reports and ambulance movements accompany the grim scene.
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New Hagan's Tavern
Middletown Valley
Pleasant Valley
Harper's Ferry
McClellan
Anton
Lee
Frederick
Famale
Tabaenye
D.S
Jackson
Annapolis
Month's Record Instruments Filed
A brief notice records instruments filed for the month, noting filings and related cates. The document lists month names and references 11 entries. The summary preserves the period tone and factual framework without embellishment.
Damaged Auto Taken Up in Hagerstown Ford Loss
A damaged auto was taken up in Hagerstown with the extent of damage estimated at 500 dollars. The listing notes that the automobile works were affected and a valuation of five hundred dollars.
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Hagerstown Ford
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Ad Promises Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a perfect cure for a long standing skin disease known as tetter. A testimonial from Mrs DL Kenney claims relief after more than fifty years of suffering, noting cure of her tetter and urging purchases through druggists or by mail at 30 cents.
Anniversary of CE business life in Frederick crowd
Obituarial note marks 54 years since Lewis Clingan began harness trade in Frederick, now dean of the cemetery, praised for long service. Mentions new connections by the G and P Telephone Co with several local exchanges and towns, listing names and addresses across Frederick County.
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Lewis
Clngan
Hrederick
Harnness
Kreder
Ier
Dfingelt
Joho
Tanant Ata
Frederick
Clingan Hammes Store Site Recounts Four-Year Apprenticeship
Four years of apprenticeship and purchase mark the site of the Clingan Hammes Store. The article notes Mr. Clingan’s long career, his push for progress, a new Mt. Olivet Cemetery chapel costing about $10,000, and ongoing plans to beautify and extend the grounds for the cemetery.
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Clingan
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Business in the Courts Pert y Dended
Fragmentary legal notice records a property dispute involving a wife, personal property, and land transactions centered on a Liberty property. Details are incomplete but indicate court action and asset claims among parties.
Remnant Notes From A Scribbled Classified Fragment
A fragmented OCR item references a dealer sale by B. W. Hill of Sno, noting remedies and sale by all dealers. The readable bits suggest a classic classified notice or advertisement from a local paper with scattered terms and names.
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Plasthoea
W. Hill
Sno
Gale
Advertiaes Mente
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