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During the 1880's a dispute broke out over where the county seat of Tucker County, West Virginia, should be. Unlike the usual political fighting over where the courthouse and county offices should be, this one involved an armed mob intent on taking matters into their own hands.
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By Steve Gilly, Rod Mullins4.7
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During the 1880's a dispute broke out over where the county seat of Tucker County, West Virginia, should be. Unlike the usual political fighting over where the courthouse and county offices should be, this one involved an armed mob intent on taking matters into their own hands.
You can now listen to Stories and help us out at the same time. Download the new RadioPublic app from the Apple app store for your Apple device or from the Google store for your Android device and listen to the podcast there. That gives us a share in ads on the app, helping us to bring you these stories of Appalachia, as well as being able to listen to many of your other favorite podcasts.
We're on Twitter @storyappalachia and on Facebook @storiesofappalachia.
Thanks for your support!

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