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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1899
Page
3
The Hearne timetable lists northbound and eastbound departures with notes on local arrivals. City items include sick lists, visits, holiday gift displays, new buggies, car corn for sale, and upcoming lectures with library-fund proceeds.
Big shipment of 50¢ Neek wear in holiday patterns. New lot of American $3.50 Shoes in Call and Vic Kid styles. Fine Suit Cases at 2.25 2.50 and 3.00. Holiday Smoking Jackets in Gray Brown and Dark Blue. Hanan Patent Leather Shoes in Button and Lace. Silk Mufflers $1.00 1.50 2.00. Kid Gloves shades 0.75 1.00 1.50.
Gentrys dog and pony act drew yesterday crowds while Ed Sims and assistants overhaul the local telephone system to improve service. Gov Hubbard to lecture at the opera house Friday night as a public library fundraiser. Mr Gee injured by a passing car standard. Caldwell markets largest selection of silver novelties for holidays. Edinburgs restaurant opens day and night. Rev Jewell Howard to preach at Christian church with choir practice Friday.
Weather forecast furnished by the Chief of the Weather Bureau under the direction of the Secretary of Agriculture. Thursday is expected to be fair with no significant precipitation. Winds light to moderate, temperatures mild.
A major blaze Tuesday night destroyed a central Meridian building and damaged neighboring structures. Firemen faced access issues but, with citizen help, confined the inferno to the Rosenbaum and Handley-Wyatt buildings. Loss estimated at 300000 with about 200000 insured.
News from multiple locations reports killings and shootings. In Dennefield Oklahoma Territory two white men Dave Nicholson and Enoch Wilberley and a negro were killed after a fight with other negroes. officers dispatched to investigate. Separate items describe a Greenville field clash with a disabled man dying from gunshot wounds, a Nebraska double murder or murder suicide in Odessa, and various other crimes including bank robbery and a court case in Texas.
A collection of individual names followed by cities and organizations. The scattered entries include M. H. Armistead Houston W. E. McDavitt Henderson Ky C. M. Calhoun Thom R. Henry Hustler Co Geo T Reynolds Chattanooga J F Parks City W C Boyett College J E Far quher Wellborn J H Suber College H F Scheer College G H Rautenberg St Louis Lee Parish Huntsville.
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