Regiment Opens Kentucky Campaign in Bold Advance
The regiment marches into Kentucky with 1100 men led by the colonel, eyes on Confederate opposition. They cross Wildcat Gap and press toward the Blue Grass interior, facing rain, rough terrain, and a looming battle as troops and civilians brace for engagement.
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Kentucky
Harry
Daniel Boone
Dik Robinson
Blue Grass
Llovely
Kentucky Wiver Valley
Ohio
East Tennessey
Army of Liberation
Cumberland Mountains
Sion
Casas Wildcat Gap
di Fe
Dick Atte
Tennessee
Cumberlindep
Wildcat Range
Rei
Tonge
Kent J
Abe
Dick Robinson
Kent Edwards
Kent
Shell
P Secession
Northwest Quarters
Glen
Menhory
Compan
Bennett
Bfaf
Hugle Otes
Fas
Local reflections and mischief in the old town district
A January 4 1887 note recounts a lively village scene with free whiskey a shooting match at S Gondy s, a fight at Apple Creek, and wagging tales about a local youth known as the young dude. It records social chatter about wakes parties drinking and gossip with playful, skeptical tone.
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S. Gondy's
Apple Creek
John
Old Town
Wmn
Covill
Youngstown
Besh
Jacksonsian
Y. D’s
Down
Sillpherd
Local Notices From Wooster Area January 1887
A miscellany of names and events from Wooster and nearby towns in early January 1887. Social visits include W Grant Shrap with L E Hart, John Derthick with kin, and Chas Baker loading lumber for eastern markets. Debating Club at Rittman questions US government greatness. Elliott Tile Co shuts for repairs. Presbyterian Week of Prayer observed. A curious Dayton cow report and a medical advertisement end the fragment.
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W. Grant Shrap
L. E. Hart
Springfield
John Dertick
Tidin
Galion
L. W. McKean
Alness
W.J. Shirop
Wadsworth
Capt
T. L. Wolvach
A. P. Steele
Chas
Hodge Elliott
Rittman Debating Club
United States
Elliott Tile Co
Presbyterian Church
Billy
Bucktin's Aranjca Salve Best for Skin Ailments
Bucktin's Aranjca Salve claims to cure cuts, bruises, sores, burns, fever sores, chilblains, corns, and piles with guaranteed satisfaction. Sold for 26 cents per box by Laubach & Hoyd.
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Bucktin's
Laubach & Hoyd
Safe infant remedy and tonics advertised by local druggists
An 19th century advertisement touts Wolk Acker's Baby Soother as the only safe medicine to remove infantile disorders with opium or morphine content and a price of 25 cents sold by A W Blackburn. It also promotes Shiloh's Vitalizer for consumption and dyspepsia at 10 cents, and Shiloh's Cure for hacking cough, with Laubach & Boyd guaranteeing its efficacy.
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Theo
Wolk Acker
A. W. Blackburn
Shiloh
Laubach & Boyd
Berlin
N. Y
Griacons
Laubach
Boyd
Anson Hooan
Blackbenny
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Second Noor
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Putie Square
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the National Bank
Zimmerman's Block
Wooster Ohio
Benjamin Eason
Zimmerman’s
Wooster
W. F. Kean
McClarran & Caskey
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Iron Block
West Liberty Street
James B. Taylor
Nice’s
East Liberty Street
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Offiee
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Patente Co
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Flver
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Sprague’s Corner
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Kulin
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S. E. Corner Public Square
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Jerry Fox
George Liggett
Dregistare
North Market
Trinity
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Grant St
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Cian & Surgeon
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