Formely Declared Peace Ends Hatfield McCoy feud
A long reading recounts the Hatfield McCoy vendetta timeline from the 1890s, detailing Cap Hatfield and Jim Vance confronting each other, Wall Antfeld and others captured, and the February 1895 Marrow Bone Creek incident. It notes Cap Hatfield’s arrest for manslaughter after the Matewan election violence and ongoing clan loyalty and reprisals.
War and local notices mix in Columbus column
The fragment lists names such as Susie Coons Emma Moore Anta Tooley Jessie McLeod Hattie May Ivy Dunlap Maud Belle and Sadie Leach among voters or residents with various notes. It mentions a medical advertisement for Cascarets Candy Cathartic and a lecture at the Baptist church by Rev. Swift. Other items note shoe sales, footwear prices, travel to Indianapolis, courthouse contracts, and city tax deadlines.
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Lou Stadler
Susie Coons
Emma Moore
Anta Tooley
Talsidegeehes
Atthene
Jessie Fe McLeods
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Tailor Promises Best Suit From Long Career of Blood
A local tailor pledges to create the best suit ever worn, inviting customers to select fabrics while hinting at the consequences of a leader's violent history. The fragmentary text suggests a boastful campaign for attire tied to notoriety and power.
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