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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-03

county, Kentucky. began during the
war OF secession. When the war
ceased The differences between the
Half Ids and McCoys seemed also I"
have practically come to So end. rut
in 1882 Eilisen Hatfield went from
his home in this State acrJes Tug
river into Kentucky. only fe~ miles
from his home. TO an election over
there. and during that day three OF
the Nice cys deliberately lsiu their
plans TO assass!uate Hs, field, and
they carried them out by cutting and
sboot ng him to pieces. Bef re the
McCoys could get out Of reach they
were thems Ives killed by some of
the relations OF HaiGeI l. This hav.
ing taken place in Kentucky, the
Hattie d. and several other citizens
we're indicted in Pike county, Ken,
lucky, for the killing OF the McCoys.
After the indic' ments we're made
no further steps were taken in the
matter by the Kentucky authorizes
and the matter res Ell tor five years.
because the authorities Of Pike coun.
~ regarded the McCoys as the ag-
gressois. amt they knew that the
McCoys ~ere Just about as bad as
men get 70 he.
A KENTUCKY JArLgR REoPsNs THE
FIaHr.
Every one thought The trouble was
over; hut q few months ago q man
named r. A. Cline, a lawyer, and /
am told the jsiler OF Pike county,
thinking hs. could make some money
out OF IL, stirredthe Thing up az ain
by hunting up the old indictments
against the Hntfelds ant inducing
Governor BGcxner Of Kentucky TO
offer reward or $1,000 for their cap.
ture. The result was the battles Of
the last month or twr. including one
fought Saturd, Y he, wcen sheriff's
posse from k.hucky that had Inva-
ded West Virginia and another sher-
IFS posse FROM this State. in which
Bud Mccoy. one Of the Kentucky
gang, and Bill Dempsey. member
of the West Virsini, posse. were
killed. Dempsey fell, fatally woun.
ded. when shot. and begg. the
McCoys to lsl him die in peace, as
he hal hut a few minutes To live but
they p id no attention TO his en,reat
les, and fling on him blew his
head clear off his shoulders.
SKY members Of the Auburn and
Richie Guard, were ordered to the
seatnf war bv Governor Wilson on
Sunday hut on Monday, the Coz
ern"r having learned ha I the bel lig-
erents had d'sbahd, and that the
var is over for the present. the troops
were ordered to return 10 thei:
homes.
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.
w D uli, Druggist, Bippus, In liam,
ttstibss. 81 can rtcOmmend Electric Bit
ters nc the very best remedy, Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. Ooe man
took six bot les, and was cured OF r heums-
tism Of 10 years standing Abraham
Hare. druggist, Bellsille, Ohio, firms The
best selling medicine have ever handled iu
my 20 years experience. ia Electric Bitters
Thousands Of others have aided their testi-
monyy 80 that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure vii dieeasss of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dol.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-03

y ~ ~ UUUtVVV
ilc-e We have lands equal TO six
Fpy reign states. with 307, 1874 acres
" spare. The people fully under
stand hat the party that would per.
NIT such wholesale robbery In broad
daylight 10 not the party TO govern
them. But IL should be understood
that tho Democratic administration
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-03
ELWOOD HOUSER,
-DEALER IN

Stationery, Cigars. Tobacco, Novels. Nsgs-
zine.. &C.. &c.
Mar St, Romuey. ". Va,
Subscription. received for any paper
in the United States.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-03

and leave 675 40 acres TO be added
so.the next haul from the thieves.
Here We have an a-ea OF stolen lands
recovered from railroad companies
and other corporations more than e.
quail TO the area of eight sovereign
States OF the Union. end having. in
1880. a population OF more than ak
millions. "a follows.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-03

IL In fair way % recover 9. 49s. 40
acres more of the stolen domain, and
this secured will add tao more States
to the column OF lands restored to
the people for the use OF the people,
namely:
Acres.
Maryland. ........... 1915 400
Delaware ...........- 1879. 900
Tot acres. 8. l26, 400
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-02-03
LOOK, LOOK1
Look Out for bargains!
Remembering that money say
ROmney, West Vir0inia.

money made. which can be bad and ed by calling
L. KOBOSSON & SON, az the Cheap Store aud Ladies
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
TIME FOR ACTION.

The time is rapidly approaching
when the political parties will have
to place their candidates for local
offices in the field. All parties
should put forward their best and
truest men for such places. but I'M
fortunately they do not always dot.
We trust, however, that the De-
mocracy Of this county will make
no mistake in the local ticket this
year. And in order that there may
be no possible mishap in this re-
spect, we would urge the rank and
file Of Democrats throughout the
county to personally supervise the
selection of delegates to the nomin-
ating convention. To do this salts
factorily and benefcially to them-
selves, now is the time for them to
commence action. Neighbors should
reason among themselves and ex-
change views upon the most proper
men to be entrusted as public serv-
ants, and at the primary election
see that no delegate shall be Sc
selected who will override the
wishes of their constituency. If
the people themselves do not take
interest enough in political matters
to meet together and select whom
they want on their primary ticket
some interested Office seeker is liable
to slip around and by some hook or
crook, best understood by place
hunting schemers, secure delega-
ton, solely in his interest, and the
people will afterwards wonder ''how
that fellow ever happened to get the
nomination." The head of the De-
mocratic National ticket is one that
gives the very best satisfaction to
the people, and we want to see
local ticket put up in this county,
clear down to constable, which will
do credit to the entire people.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
Garfield Beach.

On the Great Salt Lake near Salt
Lake City, on the Union Pacific, "The
Overland Route, will be formally
ep'ned to the public on Decoration
day, May 3Oth. Ample accommoda.
tons have been provided, and the
Pacific Hotel Company will have
charge OF the hotel accommodations
ut this famous Resort under the super
vision Of the Union Pacific Railway
No pains or expense have been spared
To make this THE summer resort Of
the West II is only eighteen miles
from Salt Lake City on the Utah and
Nevada branch Of the Union Pacific.
Trains will be run ut frequent inter
walls daley between Salt Lake CITY
and the Beach. Cheap trains, good
baths, and excellent meals will be-
among the attractions.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
Is THIS TRUE?

The HALEY Times Of the 7th in
slant calls upon the merchants of
shat town to secure the trade and
travel of the Pine Grove and Rocky
Bar districts. 1t says:
The freight rate to Haley from
Missouri river points is 10 cents
less on the 100 pounds than to
Mountain Home. The road be-
tween HALEY, Pine Grove and Rocky
Bar is better in every respect in all
the conditions that go toward max
ing a desirable route to travel.
There is an abundance of water,
feed and timber between HALEY
and Pine Grove and few or no hills.
Between Mountain Home and Pine
Grove the road runs across noun
tains which greatly damage all per-
ishable or Manageable freight, and
there is little or no water, while
feed is absolutely scarce at all sea-
sons. These advantages should
secure to HALEY the bulk of the
freighting business between Atlanta,
Rocky Bar, Pine Grove and the
railroad.
We ask parties who ought to
know if the above paragraph is true?
The editor Of the Times proclailns
It 80, and further asserts that Wood
River has colonized Pine Grove and
said colony will pull with might
and main for Haley. We do not
believe that Haley can divert the
trade from Mountain Home if our
people awake and exert themselves
in their own interest. But we tell
you in plain words. merchants of
Elmore, that those Haileyites are
hell-bent on your destruction, and
furthermore, that you will be bent
hellwards, financially, if you don't
get up and 60 to work against the
HALEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gang.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
NE6TOR OF THE IDAHO PRESS

The name of Judge H. G. Street
now appears as editor of the Inter-
Idaho. Now look out for red-hot
shot, daily, into all anti-Democratic
ranks, for Judge Street is one of the
Oldest as we'll as ablest political
writer's on the coast. We welcome
him again to the editorial harness
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
FilEEDOM's BIRTHDAY.
BY NAOMI MCDONALD PHELPS.

Rise behold the glorious dnwnug; all nights shsd
ows backward fee.
fair couinbias natal morning; Birthday Of tn.
brave and free! =
On the low, soft breeze outfoatng sec the Star.
Stripes unfurled.
Emblem Of our country's greatness; Mistress, of IN,
| Chrstiln World
Many times the years have rounded, bringing In IN.
Jubilee,
S'nce those men Of stalwart courage signed III,
pledge that made It's free.
And methinks Willie gazing round me on the change,
time hath brought,
All the glory Of Nation by the hand OF frsen,er
wrought
Might the Fathers long since sleeping with the still
| scpalchrel deal,
Wake again to martial music, cannons roll or war
horse tread,
Would they know the vine they painted nurturet
with their blood and tears,
Gould they realize the glory brought us BY the aoss
ofycars.
Guard 1t well, the boon they left u.s. honorcd bt
each loyal name
They are sleeping yet how proudly do we lInger oe,
their fame
Honored heroes. While above us waves the emblem
WV 'o'
~. 'o''' 'e"'e'nos' All 'noo dids'
SO" W saw
-, ~ "ou'' uesecr"'e WANDER with the
:. oa"'
''' '0''""e"' 'e' "''n perish IN
r..- ~N,
.' A'-' wy cn''areh gi"dly all thy
SINUS 'e'''
f' " '"' greatness on the summer
~
49,, ''"s ""'e'' "''s '"s message rise
~. -N 'Pp''''''" '" '"e 'a'1 'Ahd OF
:. '' @''1 1"'s"'e's "'u you welcome
=. ~ "o'o'
e"'''''''e"' se' '"ere +" room
nm
',,,.., .,,,' .' ~" ''e" ''''"' '~'''s Win pride
."'' "''.,
Yr.on.n ha.n "'e ffee"en'
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Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
THE BANDANA CLUB.

The lions and the tigers Of the
HALEY Democracy have come to.
gether in peace, as we see by the
names attached to a call published
in the Inter-Idaho for Democratic
club meeting. We hope to see much
good spring from this action; but,
gentlemen of THE Bandanas," muz-
zle that "young dynamiter," and his
few followers, even if you are COM
PEELED to throw them out of the
windows, and all will go well with
you.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
OF Interest to All,

The Union Pacific Railway, "The
Overland Route" have just issued u
very complete and comprehensive
phamplet on Colorado, Utah. Idaho
Oregoh, and Washington Territory
descriptive of tho agricultural, stock
raising and mineral resources, the
climate and health resorts of these
states and territories, compiled from
the latest reports oi 1887. Send to J.
:. Tebbcts, q. T. 4 I. A., Omaha, Neb.,
for one.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
Rocky l8Mr Drug Store.

DR. +. S. Wright has opened drug
store at Rocky Bar, and carries a inc
line OF drugs, etc, ulso pure liquors
and fine cigars. Everything usually
kept in drug store may be found ut
this place, and DIR. Wright solicits the
patronage OF the public.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
To the Public.

Inc above Notice Of Joint Ownership Ia falls,
ami e,i.cnty nm attempt at black mail r;nn.,a'.
leaned me IS last February which paid in May, AMI
this Is ihs extent Of my dealings with hin,-p.st
present and tut ire H,CH rIOlI,
Dated: sawtooth, Idaho, June 10, 1888
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
Odd Fellows Read.

The most reliable, cheapest and
safest lie insurance company in the
world is that of the COVENANT MI
TuAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, Of Gales
burg. Illinois. losses paid up to May
10. 1883, $2,559,44S29. Total assets,
*3lo,WO. Policies issued from $625
to 5000. For particulars inquire OF
OF q. NJ. Payne, agent, Mountain
Home. DIR. W. +. Smith examining
physician.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
STRaYED OR sIGlEA

Prom Curtis band, near Eouninin Uomc aho,,
Two mouths ago, one bay horse about wear. old
branded G c on right shoulder. | viii nsy TIN
aos.'s Tor The delivery Of the horse to A. A. Curt,
Je< CHINA CHARLEY
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To JOSEPH Adm, his heirs or assigns
You are hereby notified that have expended two
hundred dollars in labor and improvements on Ia.
IDAHO
Lode mining lsim situated on Atlanta Hill In Mid
lle boiss Mining District, Alturas county, Ida, .
Territory as required by section 1924 revised stat
utes OF the United States hein. the amount required
70 mold thc saiio tor each year respectyei, as follows
ioso ana 1887, being two Years ending Uecemner 81
1891 that your Proportion Of the same Is one hun
drei dollars being half, and IL within 80 day y.
alter tins noice by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion CT such expenditure as
eoowner youi interest in said claim will lrcon,. TN,
property oi the suhse,ibcr under said section 1924
devised Statutes Of the United States
DAVID CLiNK.
First pnbli"ation June 0, lSss. pd
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14

Ga The National Horse Linim-pt
beats them all, try it. Al DR.. Bearby's
drug store.
He Get your property insured
against fire. J. NJ. Hagar ia agent for
the Phoenix and the Home-two solid
companies.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14

RICHLY !: s: g.. e 8; e:
~ the1 FROM their homes and ianiie,
"e pfohts are hfse anu sure for every inustriou,
hundred dollars u mEn,h II i ,asy sr a, - :.
make rs and upwards per day who Il iliiny T. 49, y
,ine' seN' loans dr Old, cn2ital not nectoi; We
s'st s"u. E'etfthilI DeS. no special aoilit,. re.
Iai,oi, You reader, cando il ~ well -, any one
VIZ. u US a. once for foil particulars. which We
niaii Zee. AGdrc#.s Stiu.on |, Ca portinn - ~
Mar Is, lsss, l.. ''4'''
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
In the Probate Court
Notice Of Joint OWnershin.

J., Thomas Finnegan, hereby give notice that |
claim q join interest with HUGH FLOOD in MI
properties he may have obtained by way u pro,p.ct
ing since the 10th day Of February, A. u lsss. in
The Territory Of Idaho and partic uiarly Alturs.
county AZ have by previous contract with him a
joint interest therein. and hereby forbid all persons
designing to make purchase not to do so without
nrst consulting inc in relation to the sau,u and OBJ
tanning my signature to any disposition or convey
Aice relating thereto
Dated at Rocky Lar, Aituras county. May Is, 1885.
49,, THOMAS flNNEGAN,
Jszpo By >. NJ McUarty Attorney
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14

President Cleveland has sent to
the Senate for confirmation the
names Of Hugh W. Weir of Penn
eylvania to be Chief Justice and
Charles H. Bcrrti of Minnesota to
b Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Idaho.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-27
TARIFF RE ORM.

The tariff discussion is somewhat
ike the timo honored f,ble of the
dog in the manager. When any one
suggests tariff revision lie is brand
ell by the Republican press as a
iree-tradcr; but IL clear-ieaded and
lar seeing man, whether RepubI-
can or Democrat, who does not rec
ogniZe that some TT form is expedi.
ent, has yet to DO fonnd. The Re.
publicans are afraid to take active
steps to solve tho riddle, but will
not permit Of other lart.'s doing
what they dare not themselves at
tempt All tariff reformers are free.
traders in the eyes of Republicans,
but ali but tho more bigoted, even
among Republicans, admit that re.
form of some kind is advisable
not to say necessary. While tho
men who believe in absolute free
trade do not as yet form IL very ian.
portant or considerable faction on
either side. the Democratic party
~ especial will find the task of pro.
noting harmony in its own ranks.
in this respect, a difficult one, OH
account Of the widely divergent IN.
terests and conflicting opinions of
the members Of the party. All want
reform, yet want it in q way which
will lower tho bars to their neigh.
boris field while leaving their own
enclosures and preserves we'll pro.
tected. The whole aspect OF the
situation reminds one Of consul.
tation OF learned physicians abou.
the death bed Of some poor suffer
Each ono has remedy to suggest
and feels perfectly confident OF his
own ability to diagnose the ease,
hut all are decidedly unwilling
either to- accept the Judgment oc
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-27
May IS, ~.
Lynchburg Produce Market.

Corrected by s. W. NowLIs d Co.,
Successors to Nowlin, Bros, IL Co.
GnocERs AND CoMMIss1oN MERCHANTS
7Ol Main street. April &c, 1888.
Our market remains about gume as
last week Changes made are but
few. trade fair. Butter, eggs and
fowls i'll good demand. Bacon, lard
and potatoes quiet.
tI- See figures below. Orders flied at
prices ruling, the dry they are received.
GHn0EDII,S
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-27
THE itEVIEAL OF THE FRAUl
ISSUE.

Inst weak waa made notable in the
Senate y tho unexpected revival and
full disc ss on Of she great crime OF
1876.
During the ,les;ate OH the bill for
the admission eff Dakota into ia.
Union taHnting remark By Senator
E'lmnnds drew from SENATOR Vest of
Missouri the rctors That it was Mr..
Edmupds who created Tie "eele.
DRAFTED Board which put Hayes into
the Presidential chair Mr. Ed.
munds rejoined;
Il wish to, say with emphapis that
believe, and / think nine tenths of
the people of the United States who
know anything about it believe, that
PRESIDENT Hayes WAS lawfully and
iairlY and justly elected by the votes
OF the States according to the Con
stitHtion Of our country"
This nndscions assertion WAS nt
once met by Senator Vest with the
question why Packard, who received
Tor Governor OF Louisiana LARGO
plumber OF votes than Hayes received
Tor President, was thrown out of
onice and scut rs Consul to Liver
pool. while Hayes WAS sworn in MS
PRESIDENT OF the United States. I
have heard continued 3fr. Vest.
he ablesi Republican in this coun.
try, the foremost in every combat
Tor tho Republican party and its su-
premacy--I hare heard Roscoe
conkling say upon this floor that it
vas by fraud ihut Hayes calno to be
President"
Air Veat walked ny nest of
snakes. The old memories came
crawling out of their holes, tue old
e-sRpndent pretcntcs. the old dellunt
lnsults to right and justice aud coin.
Non sense. 1t happens that several
sf tbs most conspicuous aetors in
the conspiracy of the Great Fraud
are Republican members of the Sen
ate; E'lnunds. the creator of the
Electoral Commission; Husr, n mem.
Dor OF the infamous eight; Sherman.
the visiting statesman and managing
hian in Louisiana, end The discoyerer
OF Eliza Pinkston; IIawley, a mem
bcr OF tho second Louisiana Commie
sion, charged by Hayes with the ar
rangemest of the Packard difficulty;
and Chandler of New Hampshire.
whose fertile brain first grasped the
possibilities OF the situation on the
early morning after the day when
Widen. was elected, and who com
pleted in Florida the work Which he
began at.the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
this town They nil had their ssy
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-27

any of their colleagues, OF to assume
tue undivided responsibility of tho
case. Meanwhile the unfortunate
sufferer is left alone TO Iva or die
as best he may, perisling Tor the
want Ut n little disintcred common
sense. --Imertca.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-27


READERS OF the NEWS
Will please bear mind that the
soUTHWEsTvA. I'M cos sToRmI
AT pocAHoNrAs
IS ALWAYS UP WITH the TIMES IN EVERY pEpARrmEMy
YOU SIMPLY WASTE YOUR BREATH
in asking if they keep
TEzIs, TEIAr OR r1zE OTHER
They keep EVERYTHING properly belongs to tho wants
woman or child and you many The
DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE THINGS
which the world affords unlcas You esAs
VISIT THE COMPANY STORE AND POST YOURSELF
a ~ IRON o ss dsss store Hn
Offering several lines of dress po the ladies
THE TWENTY-FIVE PIECES SILK RtADAMAs
ss eva ns desirable shade winch have just
VIII be something take ho place you No trouble to show
LIE SOUTHWEST IA. IMPROVEMENT co. rs
ieO L 1857 " Pocahontas, Tazeweii Co, va.
LEE &c COMPANY,
Grocers, Commission Merchants.
BALED FoRAdE OF MEAL SHIP STUFF
MILLERS AGENTS F0R FLOUR OF.4LL GRADES
Nos OPT Main 1902 Jefferson sts Lrncburr va
we solicit consnnents PRODUCE of all kinds md
to o as well for We will sell
fonr an grades as cheap Rose
Extra ana Family full stock of low
gradc Hours on hand all " ~ - -0'
LEE e. COMPANY,
,.,o s27-Main and 1900 and jefferson SITS
-'" 100 ~ IHnchbmg,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-27
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, April 81, 1883

Tho battle which the Compression.
al war horses have been snuffing
from afar now RACES in che national
legislature. Tariff reformers and
protectionists are, as Sylvanus Cobb
would say, locked in deadly encoun.
ter The ranks Of tlic opposing