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NARROW ESCAPE.
sr. g. \. geH. y wealthy sr.sssx -rssser
of Cock Goss1s zeFSfy .srownec-fn
Combs erraA-Hss R~srne kS hep
zsts sheriff

Tr,g. =. Ref. wealthy st.ess- rssser
/ Of Cook Cossfs Ne Siy .,-swses. = d.
Combs crraA-Hss R~srse hS - hep
ssts sheriff.
t 4 Bout ten o'clock Thuresiay morn
]! ine. 80 MIR G. F. Rat., WHO is resident
of Cook county, was approaching this
| city over the eaosewsy leading ir1ni
the toll bridge 10 the iiutfs, he came
near drowning. The recent rains.
- hieb have caused an overflow o. tie
| Trinity, had caused the water 10 back
up at point in the roa,: called Combs
creek, which had washed the small
! bridge over 1t away. The road Mt this
point, where there IL a deep hole. was
submerged In water, AID noi knowing
that the bridge WAS missing, Mr.. Roll
rode iato the place, his horse going
down into ten feet OF water with him.
Several men passing saw him go un
der ard rushed 10 the place but for
| some reason did not attempt 10 rescue
hiia. Struggling hard he managed TO
with a firm grip, Yet he became
more aud more exhausted, and finally
his strength faiiiag, portion OF his
head sunk below the water which in
his struggling efforts he allowed 10
enter bis mouth, yet the upper part OF
/ his head rem liaed above the water.
AZ this jauc,ure Deputy sheriff Prs Or,
who was returning to the city from
/ the country and by the same raai, sees
| ing tbe crowd of men who beckoned
20 him, rode speedily TO the spot and
him, being just in tim to support
| his sinking form. He swam to the
shore with the man, who, by this
time, was TO all appearances dead
After getting out with him, he was
rolled over the ground aud rubbed
when he vomited a quantity of water.
The men conveyed him to the resi-.
denee of Mrs. Bennetts near by, where
he was kindly cared for. About one
o'clock, MIR. Rod was taken with con.
gestion OF the stomach, and laid in a
precarious condition until toward
night, when he commenced to rally
under the treatment of DIR. Cornelius,
Of this city, who was with him nearly
ali evening.
Mr.. ReH il a wealthy stock raiser
and was on his way to the Indian
Nation with large drove. He will
return TO his home in Cook county as
] sonu "A Ia. ia ahia tn travail
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DEPUTY SHERIFF DROWNED
Mr. George ". Wise. Deputy kheria of
Dallas tounf1. Draw ed Near Hatch
I1s. while in Pursuit. of an Eseapee
eonsIct-Hts EadY Recovered

Mr. George W Wise, Deputy hherla of
Dallas tounr3. Draw ned Near a uteh-
las while i'm Pursuit. Of an Eseape<:
eenPict-ifts E"dY Recovered.
Mr. K. D. R&wiins, depaty clerk OF
the county court, received the follow
ing dispatch yesterday evening:
HUrcHEss, June5, 1875.
X. b. Rawlins, County Clerks once:
George V. Wise dro@ned. Send
coroner 10 night without fail.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
This was all that the telegram stated,
but from Mr.. A. J. Sorley, of the firm
OF Afford d S0rley. of this city. and
who returned from Hutohins last night,
the following particulars of the sad
affair were obtained
just before Mr.. Sorley left Hutchins,
| the dead body of Mr.. Wise WAS broug ht
10. On Tuesday evening, Mr.. Wise,
with party Of men, some five OF six
in bumter, started in pursuit Of ore
Frank Weaver, a noted horse-thief,
who WAS convicted at Fort WORT,
some ten months ago and sentenced to
the peBi'entiary for six years, from
whence he escaped about month ago,
since v hieb time he had been lurking
so'ss,t .tro eishs,o.hovys Fho ,,a.ty
spent the night in thieket exposed
To terrible storm of rain and wind.
The next morning Mr.. Wise COM
planned OF sickness, aud was Obliged
tc leave his compan ions, and, it is
supposed, started for HE home in
Hdtehins. He stopped at Mr.. Willis
house at o'clock aud obtained a cup
of coffee and other Refreshments, and
wac seen 10y Mr.. Orr going down the
lane towards The crossing of the branch
in 0rr's lane, near Prairie Valley,
about six miles from Hatchins, at 10
O'Clock.
The branch was considerably swol-
len BY the heavy rains, aud it is sup
posed that in attempting to cross the
same he must have been thrown from
his horse and drowned. There was no
mark of internal injury on his person
a man by the name of Charles W IL,
lis, whose family resides in Dallas, in.
formed Mr.. Sorley that he saw Mr..
Wise enter the stream, when he was
Immediately thrown from his horse,
and became entangled in the grape
vines from which he was unable to ex-
sricate himself. Mr.. II. K. McGrath
noticed Mr.. Vise's horse on the banks
of the branch, and caused immediate
search TO be made, which resulted in
the discovery OF his body at about
eleven o'clock. When discovered the
entire body was submerged with the
exception Of one foot.
MIR. Wise was highly respected In the
community, and leaves . wife and
two children to mourn his loss.
He was , deputy under Sheriff
Moon, and was well aud fayorably
known In the county. He ran . small
store at that place and did . fair b0si.
ness.
Justice Mcclure left on the south
bound train Last nist. to hold an In
i.quest over the Yemains,
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Don Cameron ms II. In.

Washington Post; Don Cameron is 8.
feebleminded boy of oYergrowth, eduea.
ted without being learned. and hoisted
by the main awkwartiness Of his father 5
money and power, snto s. position Tor
which be has as little personal fitness
and us few qualifications. either as to
character or as to attaistaents, as q
Berkshire hog mas Tor preaching the
pnsnal
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A Rig bore.

Austin Statesman Colonel Win
Lambert Is still swelling and sailing
around among the towns and villages OF
Texas for the eminently iandable en6
patriotic purpose of getting all the nils
itary companies together for big
drill which is much the same as a big
bore" Governor Richard viii make il
oily, however, and If the weather be hot
every thing will go off swimmingly and
grandly. and Colonel VIII. as chief OF
staff and grand organiser OF the sweet
and exhiiaratine show and tremendous
display Of brass buttons and shiny hor-
ses and gentle modesty and olcaginous
eloqaence, viii have = grand and gio-
rious time. We do envy the delights
gwen BY the splendid occasion - Colo
mel w. Lambert. 8
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senator U.n.I,ns a I.,op.

From Senator Conkling's Utica Re.
publican: Perhaps those who thin k
Senator fonkling is losing influence is
the senate will find consolation in the
defeat OF the Presidents appointee for
appraiser. Rockingham, who got only
two votes in favor of his confirmation.
Hayes would like to reward all his hun
CRY tools in this state Hith the gift of
Office He has no civil service scruples
to deter him. But there is lion in
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Aessae.saiix Ks,,.s

Se..-dsy evening, Jake Bolls, color>
ed, livips on Mr.. John Cochran's farm
Ioat six miles north of the city, was
killed by the accidental explosion Of .
gun that he was handling. He was
blowing 10 the barrel, which he did
not know WINS loaded, while the ham,
mer was cooked. The gun fell and
was discharged. the load striking him
in the mouth. tearing away the left
side Of his face. and killing him in.
stAaiiv
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PIIIrg rou,,ry IA m. .,ree,.

ihefe was lively runway on up
per Elm street Tuesday evening. A
horse attached to poultry wagon,
containing forty-three chickens. .
game rooster, turkey and one goose,
came TO q misunderstanding with the
driver, when his horsesbip started
down the street at tightening speed,
making everything clear the track all
siuDg the line. The coops were
thrown out and bursted, and the fowls
set free, to the great grief Of the owner.
He snceseded In Recovering the most
OF them.
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n,,,sc s,elpsns Ssri<...a =. nsva.

Billie Collins. one Of the alleged
train robbers, arrived In the city Thurs-
day morning, from Austin, where
he has been In confinement. rs was
'relessed on fifteen thonsaad dollar
bond, which was prepared several
days ago by Judge Barksdsle, his At
torney, the securities beise aalified
before United states Ccmfsioner
Fesrn, Of this city, In the sum .ixty.
one thousand dollarb, The ~ ssipe
are the namss OF the suritiss q the
amounts they swore they were tb,
over and above their liabilities;
J.H. Cole, $4,000; =. l. Huffman
$1,000; A. @. Collins, 5000; JOB
aiccemAs, $500; B. =. Flsanal
5000; Mrs. A. o. SIMPLY, N,oW
Thomas J. jackson, -, 80.
This Is considered = very eecul
hora, and isihe isreest crisninsl hess
ever rysnia THE reunty ~ ~ =
J sns4. s
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As Sam Bass and his gang are in the
section OF the state mentioned below. il
may not be amiss to credit him with
this deed also. as described by the
Gatesyille Sun, of the LIST instant 1t
says:
On Tuesday night last, just at dark.
four men rode up to the store of Mr..
Vaughn, who lives in Bosaue county,
near the Coryell line, and told him .hey
wanted some oysters. He asked them
in. and when they entered they tkld
him they wanted his money. He opened
the safe, as he sa s, doubtless, thas 10
sisfance was useless, and they ,s.S,k
some twenty-five hundred dollars. Most
OF this was money belonging to Bosoae
county, and had been deposited BY a
! deputy sheriff few days before. When
they got the money they started 80
leave. He followed then to the d,,or
when one of them turned aud shot him
twice, once through the head aud once
through the breast. He fell dead ir-
| stantiy. The sound OF the firing At.
traeled the attention of young man,
whose name we have been unable 20
learn, and seizing pistol, he eniptied
| II At them as they mounted and rode
off In old man who was near also
shct al them with rife. They shot
back as long ~ they were in range.
The next morning party started in
pursuit. and after following the trail
two and onehaif miiee, they found I
horse lying dead, with two ballet holes
/ q hirr The horse WAS ssranded II y
HI A
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There was quaint looking little
dwarf at the Union depot yesterday
evening, awaiting the north bound
train on the Central road. He vas
a very srasll creature not being
over three feetiu Eighth aud according
to his own statement he was twenty.
three years old. He was on hie way
TO 81. Louis TO join circos company,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

Thousands of Americans seek health
during the summer months by quAfi.
ing the crystal waters of some fashion.
able sprinRs. while just ~ many suf.
fererS remain at home through sheer
necessity. The Baden Baden springs
OF Germany, are perhaps the mosi
noted In the world. The water of these
springs is aperient, that il, q acts gen.
tiy and pleasantly upon the stomach,
bowels aud kidDeys. TIE active rriu,
cipies OF these celebrated springs have
been combined, forming a beautiful
white salt, which has been bottls.i fai
family use, and is now offered to the
American people under the name oi
Bsiley's Saline APerieBt NJ nifty cent.
per bottle. Tie salt possesses all ia,
qualities OF BsnenNisade wster, l. very
pleasant, efferveseent and sparkling,
relieving constipation, sick headaebe,
sour stomach. ETC.. at once.
juBe7 -c& w2wks
We have not much sympsthy for ihoS.
who complain OF hepatIc OF renal troubies
when the means Of partial or Thorough cur.
IL Ia their reach Use Home stomach
Bitten.
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re... Joe ., Mn.L

Denison News: The notorious Texas
Joe (Joseph Hawking was tried before
Judge Kirk. Saturday, FOR disturbing
the peace, and fined SO aud costs. max
ing total Of abou; 50. As Joe's bank
account Is exhausted. he win Je turned
over TO the bospi,ihle Captain Gordon.
at Sherman, and help be.lutify tho cross
roads.
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C. T. MITCHELL a co.

MIR. d. I. Rsinwat.r las opened
one o! the mos. complete retail grs-
Gerry houses in this city, > 20 Main
street. Having bought b.. g1ods s,r
cash he is able 10 offer ia3uc,-
nents to the trade. Mr. , awaisr IS
well known to the citizsn % Daiias
aud adjoining counties, having teen
connected with the whssi iitresi -
this portion of the state f. nunher
OF years, and lay fair deaf v tas w6u
an enTisbie reputation. @ y-..at
for MIR. Is. suecess la his av icf =
taking.
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San Antonio Herald The savings
bank OF Dallas just before il broke sold
drafts on Nov York, not having q dol,
lar in that sisy 70 meet them, for which
its officers should be sent TO the peni-
tertiary
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Judge Hare will address the people
At the courthouse, attwo o'clock p. 10.
Saturday. ON the greenhaek question,
and will make speech on general
topics at Lively hall, 1t night. We
bespeak for Judge Hare : general nj
tendance on both OCCASIONS.
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InHaCra .aRxr

PLUG TOBACCo-yIrgini. brlxnf. nns
Psuna-, sNsSis do do me and extr. twfst. SO
nc do DO extra e-tn twist. es<t7ssr. DO rus-
diutn ana ls-intvisf. - 49, DO oorE mos. Il
IA twist. - saac, do mahogany nsVy, a. A.,
=. $50 Lo1lsvile navy. bright G1a.ox-
any 5tssS,et do do mahogany. A. Sac: do 10
Mahogany y class - . -1-ss 90 % CARR laa-
h"sauys ts.t5oc; do 90 nns b.scAre@1bie.
tisE tII-tuSic-, s0s ~ Sfiuzn. 1p1
81 ta4r, s1sr 9. common. s4A5r.
-dOklsU-Nirzinis -mosiag. - and -
= Sosc. kentucky, 4Se1Ssc. cotfnlon ~ xood
A. alSc, fancy, A. 70 adaiiiy. q ssrxl Sr Hon
rAd-z, IN ported. per IL. 81 g..
DoEEsItC SlGAlLS-AayEna, saozioS.
seed anu Havana. sca1-fis do do scrap nlier
s,sSB. Noaneetieci SEED. z5aE. or11aary.
ibss =: eher.-ot- sac axes. IiSls-
dfohIkD C40Ahe- prtos per ipaa, H<s
del ray. Sl5e; issndrss, sl4r Br..n. u ~. ON,
ehAsr SLID FfoE cs irfnssdc, sIso. Lonarx~ ~
C-srfe, AZ. Opera Grand, sl.a. opersa fI<,r
de. cigarettes, =.
sNUFF-SaeeaDoy. sssse; Rappe Fs<nrt
~: scotch and Dondyfoot, es9s5e. coumoe
&c.
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Cnss,,,,i..,oura s,f,ieera.

The following named officers OF the
Lamar Rifles received their commis>
sions from the governor Friday
Henry w. Keller, captain; ]. Marony,
first-iieutenant; J. IL Quinton, second
lieutenant These officers have been
acting for sometime.
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Mr.. John r. West is announced as q
candidate for county assessor. Mr..
West Ii an old citizen of the county,
and Is well and favorably known. He
10 fully competent 10 discharge the
duties of the Office to the satisfaction
of the people
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nREA DsIrEVN.

itfJoUR-Cresesni, In sacks. 80. san
gacinfo, - -. Empire. q =. xxx. q ~ :
Lsfle, = 81 Magnolia In sacks, - LIS, = - .
odds xxx. - 80: stale Central XNNN
. 2bi Sboscs Family. - = STAR Hisis \ X
: ~ oTahEas. e % bran, u " corn lns.I,
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-Reliahle help for wrs.S aad TER
vous sufferers. Chronic, natni.f aud
Frustrating diseases euFei ltRlaa.
medicine. Pulyermseheg electric
belts the grand desideIa1n. Ava4a
limitations. Book aud ioan,a3. Ntb
particulars, mailed free. Adtrsa aul-
verinaeher GsIvanic coiapauy, Gin.
cinuati, Ohio.
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rae rr.ve...o. Of. r.r,.s,. D,.....,

No disorders, excepting the most deadly
forms cf lung dtssa involve sach tre-
mendous se.iruction Of organic tissue tss
those which iasten upon the kiuueys. such
maladles, when they become chronic-and
none are 20 ltabls to a-sume that phase
mpsetsiy wreck the system. To prevent
this terrible dissster, recourse should be had /,
upon the ds.t manifestation Of trouble, 10
Hostetter's Bitfes, which experience has
proved to be highly effective as means %
fmpartfpk tone and regularity 10 the organs
Of urfHalton, a. we'll - 10 the liver, Etotn nrh
and bowels. Another beneficial reAn.t OF
thza medtctpe, naturally cons<4ueIxt UPON
IL ttnfette acftOn, n the elimination from
The blood ~ Impurities which t~s-e1, rtseti-
n A;ssuss e1n., dtcpay aad ostsr 1ssis4 Ia.
by Interesting the ACTIVITY - The t.Sncys Il
ntsbi<is " rflt fercra<svs efficiency o. iiisr~z
GrEaue- GatGB ara Hscst E1fSoft.if,. OnistsG
for the eseapc 81 saeh impurities. 3sstois
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DO you have pain In yv.U rsck 2
Ii so, your Kidneys are aa rs
no. Use pissters, they vi y,a 80
good; but take HUNTS EEs EDY eco
be cured. Dropsy, and ali sissssrs ui
tue kidneys, bladder and urirs OF
gans. are cured by HUNTS RENaD
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We are now receiving -four eai
loads OF the celebrated Brown Suikies
Call and supply yourselves. They are
Ju-tly regarded the finest sulky offered
in the market.
1une?-at c. MITCHELL co
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through the eity VIVA thirteen prisss
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crop may faii, and the grasshopper get
away with the small grain. but the sup
ply OF candidates viii always be equal
to..ssthe ldemapd. ~ party of iinIni.
grants, consisting OF some eight or ten
families, in wagons and carriages, passed
through the city yesterday, bound for
settlement some fifteen miles south of
here-At meeting OF the directors
Of the Sherman and Gainesville narrow
guaee railroad company, held in this
city on Yesterday morning the oreapi>
zatian was completed by the eleotion of
the following officers; T. j Bro,vn.
president; j. II. Lindsay. vice president
c. j Ball. civil engineer T. Il. Willis
secretary; G. c. Jones acting treasurer
IL was ordered by the board that a pre-
liminary survey OF the route be pushed
as rapidly As possible.
Brova Counfy.-Banner: Brown conn.
ty is certainly the home for men win
small capital. Those who have notblng
had better STAY where they are Farm.
ers do their own work and have but lit.
tie need for outside help. Tho clip
;h,s spring. WAS 50 unexpected heavy,
that the supply of wool sacks.iu Brown
wood. was soon exhausted and The de.
mand had TO be- supplied by neiehbor>
ing towns. Experienced sheep men
assert that, our pasturace cannot be sur.
passed, and the sheep are less subject To
disease, --Harvestiu is about com.
pssted, and the farmers are iuhilant
The wheat yield Is estimated at one
one hundred and fifty Thousand b,ish-
els at least. Should the other crops
turn out as weil, which we have every
reason to expect, the entire crop value
will not be less than three hundred
thousand dollars which is per cauita
value of about three hundred dollars
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!: II Is The defy vfez<Fy sefrcn who hssu
3sDseassse stespsaa Syxus IA leeits wonderful
.eaptstinp sc EuoPu TO sassr fF1enas Ia css--
I'M coaen1pfo4s sttrye crce,ss. -oronl,.
and fnfH afs<ez a. M ->r<8-A ear. as Il
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