Wes Brewer and the Comanche Horse Killings in Comanche
In 1859 near Comanche a party of Indians stole horses from Leon and Mercer creeks. Wes Brewer and companions chased the band, Wright’s negro carpentered at Tom Frost’s, and after a night pursuit killed a panther and recovered some horses. The account ends noting losses of about forty horses and a two thousand dollar enslaved man. In 1860 near Comanche a night encounter with Indians leads to gunfire and a horse shot, with Brewer and Carver defending their homes and later claiming the recovered horse cargo.
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Comanche
Leon
Mercer's Creek
Joe Hicks
Tom Prost
Tom Frost
Tle
Mr. Frost
Ile
Jacek Wright
South fTeon
Hicks
Necra
Wright
Fong
Bill Carver
Carver
Wes Brewer
Brewer
Uiter
Lrewer
College
Deaton
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Systemic Cure
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. It is described as incurable by local remedies alone. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co Toledo claims to cure the blood on mucous surfaces through constitutional treatment. A One Hundred Dollars reward is offered for any case Hall's Medicine fails to cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Eney & O
Raiders Steal Horses Near Comanche in Indian Raid
An 19th century account describes Indians raiding near Comanche, stealing horses of Jesse Hawks and John Davidson, then grabbing Old Man Henesley’s stock. A narrator recounts facing five Indians on the prairie, bluffing with a six shooter, narrowly avoiding attack, and pursuing the raiders toward the Comanche area amid tense pursuit.
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Comanche
Jesse Hawks
John Davidson
Henesley
Nils
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