Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-14

mlrb Ntlilt houluton OF DALLAS "a VS. |
iting her cousin Miss Alma Robinson OF
Bryan.
Will Sanders has returned from De-
Walt, II. Bend county and is visiting
his parents, Capt. and Mrs. l.. A. San.
defs.
A committee from the city counci
has been appointed TO consider a hid
from George PIeiler 10 repaint the city
hall.
Cal Foster, Glib Foster, NJ. +. Vitopil
pill, Egbert Jones and others were here
from the Providence heighborhooi yes
teFday.
Miss Ollie Cox and brother, James
Cox Of Owensyille, Robertson county,
are here visiting Mr.. aad Mrs. W. II.
Walker.
Read John NJ CaldWelis ad giving
notice Of his removal sale this month.
lie will be loceted at Reads Drugstore
after August. lSsa
/. b, Todd, Taylor Wyatt. IT,. Saw.
yer, Floyd Todd, Joe Ransom, ]. D.
Jones and others. were here from Beth
Ell yesterday.
For pure fountain aud bottle soda,
DIR. Pepper. and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits. nuts, ETC., cail
on &. G.. Parsons. lBjuf
Uncle Abe Hensarling, Tom Hensarl-
ing, Jesse Thompson, Mr. Allen and
others were here Yesterday from the
steep Hollow community.
The remains Of Thomas d. Williams
were brought here Friday night from
Rogers, Bell county, and taken to Mad
ison county for interment yesterday.
John +. Holden, w. s. Martin, Frank
Wilson, q. W. Coyington, J. 5. Henry,
Gus Leievre, Steve Moss, viii Thomp-
son and others were here from Tabor
yesterday.
About twenty-five bales Of cotton
have been received here. Pretty
good for a starter. Cotton is opening
rapidly and the receipts will begin to
run up shortly.
W. T. James Is a progressive livery
man and studies the convenience Of his
patrons. Calls for meeting trains an
swered promptly night aud day and
given personal attention. 2i6
John Hensarling, Bill Graham, Ho-
mer aud Will McCullooh were here from
Rock Prairie yesterday. win McCul.
loch will be with the farmers cotton
yard this season.
Prof. +. c. Rollins, Lum Benson, John
and Horace Ferguson, j. \. RislngeT,
Lutte Hensarling Of Bethel we're in town
yesterday. Prof. Rollins will teach the
Alexandria school this year.
Dr. J. NJ. Hicks was here from Stone
lCity yesterday. DE- Nlcks reports a
great deal OF sickness, mostly chills and
! ieyers, and says he has been sick MIN.
self, but Is now perfectly well again.
Joe b. Reeds insurance companies
have an adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war with
spain. For accident and life insurance
either In lodges or straight life compa'
'nies zee Joe Il. Reed. Il
The arc ligh, question has been set
led 10y paying the company 500 foI
service under the old contract. The
company has since substituted 1900
p candle power lights for the l2Ot
. candle power lights formerly used al
the same price paid Tor the old ones.
, The 4 months.old child, the last Of
, the murdered Meyer family OF Cypress
died Friday afternoon from the etiect'
OF being smothefed at the time Of th,
b tragedy. Thus Henry Meyer Jr. and
4. his entire family were wiped out by th,
negro brute, Pete Burton, whoisnow Ia
the Houston Jail.
JIG. Blume, George Clayton, Jacl
CLAYTON aud j. NJ. Mitchell we're her,
B Yesterday from the Balm prairie and
4 lClayton prairie neighbOrhOOds. Mr.
Bloom says cotton is opening and IN,
fanny worm Is making its appearance
while the boil worms have ab0u
! I atouupd their raVaree