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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1899

Page

3

Local notes from Bryan area include visits and sales

Rob Roberts joins Webb Bros. Adline Sanders visits Navasota and Miss Ella King returns from Velasco. Miss Mittie Marwitsky visits Hearne. R G Tabor returns from Dallas. J T Jones and W H Morgan from Reliance. Mrs E B Roberts seeks corner residence sale. Mrs E A Robinson and daughter Nora travel with J A D Robinson from Marlin. Exposition saloon advertises Mount Vernon Rye. Millinery sale and insurance reminders appear.

W. HH. Nall McGregor M. L. Marwitsky Henderson Bryan Joe B. Reed J. A. D. Robinson Marlin E. A. Robinson Nora

Protracted Revival Services and Local Notices

Rev J M Bullock began a series of services last Saturday and will continue through next Sunday if interest lasts. The Steep Hollow meeting with Rev Martin closed Monday night, doing much good. Mr A P Todd is very ill, and condolences are extended. G W Howard had a facial growth operated on. wishes for quick recovery. Prof R L Pounds returned from East Texas after two months. Local names from Madison County and attendees at Farmers Congress are listed. The Mozart Club has formed in Bryan with officers Lavinia McConnico, Arnie Cole, Esther Boatwright, Nan Parks. An important meeting is set for Friday at 5 30 at Miss Emily Thomas’s home.

J. M. Bullock R. L. Pounds East Texas SarLor Mozart Club Bryan Young Ladies Lavinia McConnico Arnie Cole Esther Boatwright Nan Parks Emily Thomas Paris France Scotts City Fort Scot Kas D. Portnell Fayetteville Ark Marion Ind Alaska South McAlester Wiliam Neale Chas. Micheli Buuer Delbeese Neb Miss Ida Forber Hannibal Yaque Lnwans Abington Zinc and Lead Mining Company Harrison, Ark Little Rock Pond Baltimore Baseball Club Manila J. G. Tomlinson Meridian Miss V. E. Joy United States Sonneberg Germany Eula Brewster Centralia Lis Blooming, Lids Martha Harris Arkansas Insane Asylum Joan Burke Decatur Quincy William Robinson Joe Lieber Fort Smith Calhoun County Arkansas Chia Pullaski Hagee Page Rock Island and Santa Fe Guthrie O. T Kingfisher Frank Wallan Jefferson City

Singing School at Providence Church Opens Monday

Prof. W. S. McClung with his sister Miss Ida McClung will start a ten day vocal music school at Providence church on Monday morning.

W. S. McClung Ida McClung Providence Church

Notice by Publication of Final Account in Brazos County

W S Howell as administrator of Elenor Gregory deceased files final account and petition to be discharged in Brazos County Court Bryan Texas. Hearing set for the third Monday in October 1899 October 16 at the County Court House. Interested parties must appear to contest the account and discharge. G W McMichael Clerk. Seal. July 1899 Bryan Texas.

Tenas Elenor Gregory W.S. Howell Brazos County Brazos Bryan G. W. McMichael A. D G. W. McMreitahn Braxes County Texas EK. J. Burier

Back From Liberia Three Negro Women Land in New York

Three women and five children who sailed from Savannah in 1896 to Liberia arrived in New York from Sierra Leone. They found shelter with Mrs. Mattie Ross and told of the failed colony led by the International Emigration Company. Husbands and others died from fevers. some escaped to Sierra Leone.

New York Sierra Leone Mattie Ross Liggsreyson Boon Simletoy Childingson Savannah Liberia International Emigration Company of Birmingham Ala Labrador Monrovia Boone Simleton Freetown Williams Greyson

Dewey home fund grows to sixteen thousand five hundred fifteen

Reports list a flood of incidents and events including lightning deaths in Indiana and Alabama, a new steamship line planned to New York, a long estate value in England, encampment sessions in Eureka, Arkansas killings, poisonings, fights, and multiple accidents across states from Illinois to Missouri and beyond. Authorities note casualties, legal notices, and local developments, with figures spanning thousands in fundraising, charters filed, and infrastructure plans.

Dewey Logansport Ind Mobile Ala New York Elizabeth Burdick Franklin Augustin Daly England Illinois Christian Fred Bennett Mount Pleasant Iowa

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Swift Winchester Hams Jersey E.R. Emmel, Ph. G G.N Hearne Karst Bound No. L No. 3 Rob. Roberts Webb Bros. _ D Holland Mittie Marwitsky Adline Sanders Navasota Clara Braatz Austin R. G. Tabor Dallas R. Newcomb Reliance General Arthur Bes Nearth San Mrv Jas. C. Chance and Son Master George Colorado Springs Col J. H.park Itelen Smith Mexia C. F. Moore Wooten W.C. Marek’s Saunders & Johnson’s Ruby John Holden Tabor J. V. Rosprim Rosprim Frederick W. Maily America J. H. Connell Farmers Congress Congress Roger & Gallet Vera Violet Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co Harvey News J. P. Carter Joe Carter Gus Davis Ea Burney Ludie Ferrell Edwin McWhorter Charlie Creese W. A. and N. Gustavus Madison County J. L. Connor Dr. W. C. Crow Jim Shannon J. H., Orlan Howard James John Bradbury Abe Bob Hollingsworth Leon County Dave H. Shapiro Madisonville Singing School Fina W. C. Fountian Bryan, Texas General News Catherine Dillon Bristol Dwinnell-Wright White House Johnson Sax MO. M. Lawrence J. M. Caldwell Agt Kandy Kitchen Lowney Gunther North South Houston Xp Denver Ennis Ft. Worth Galveston Denison Houston Louis Houston Austin Brenham Waco Corsicana Waxahachie Plano McKinney Sherman Dennison W. Bern S. Wilson M. L. Rossiye Emmel Emmel’s Paul M. Baylor Gfice
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