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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1899
Page
3
Time table blurbs show trains at Hearne with northbound and eastbound departures and arrivals. No. 1 leaves at 8 or 12:50 pm, No. 2 and No. 4 have 4:39 pm and 3:10 pm windows, No. 9 and No. 10 serve Hearne with 11:55 am and 11:55 am times, two directions noted between Hearne and San Antonio and connections at San Antonio.
Elijah P. Brown will lecture at College Saturday night November 11 at 8 20 p m on In the Spectacle Business. The Ram's Horn editor is well known and Bryan residents are urged to attend for a notable talk.
The Waxahachie Light reports the ordination of Rev Geo E Clothier as pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Waxahache with broad church attendance. Dr Anderson of Dallas installed him, assisted by Dr Lawrence of Oak Cliff and Dr Monroe of Milford.
Al Field's Minstrels drew the season’s largest Grand Theatre audience with a fully packed pit and a balcony filled with spectators. The revue showcased Dan Quinlan, Major Doyle, and Al Field with new jokes, impressive specialties, and a strong Faust family act, praised for its athletic feats and refined humor. The event, noted by the Atlanta Constitution, marked a superior, less risqué performance and announced a return engagement at the Opera House on November 17.
Clarke and Dansby apply for a Safe Good combination horse suitable for a lady to drive. Miss Mattie Dodson arrived back in Waco after visiting Judge Board's family. A carload of fine alfalfa hay from Wooten and Harder is ordered.
Notice declares a special meeting of Houston & Texas Central stockholders on January 19, 1900, at noon in Houston to authorize a first mortgage on the Waco & Northwestern Division to secure bonds up to twenty five thousand dollars per mile for up to thirty years. E W Cave, secretary.
150 acres on the H T Co railroad between Bryan and Benchley known as the Jesse Taylor place. Five room dwelling with yard and water works in eastern Bryan. Dwelling and 2 acres in western Bryan at 250 dollars with 6 percent interest on deferred payments. Eight building lots near H G Rhodes residence and southern Bryan on Bryan College road. 290 acre Brazos bottom Ayers farm between Little and Big Brazos rivers with artesian well and timber. Hudson Nall, real estate agents.
Notice invites owners to place properties in the hands of the broker who will locate purchasers at saleable prices.
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