The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
BRYAN NEWS notes.
The Queen of the BrazOs Still
Advancing The Worthy
Dead Remembered.

Bryan Department Dallas Express,
NJ. NJ. Haynes manager.
Bryan, Tex Jan. 12.-The Dallas
Express will cost you 20 cents per
month from now on, throughout 1900.
We carry no dead heads of 1899 into
1890. So you might as well pay up.
Hon. G. E. w. Day, G. q. M, of the
K. and d. of Tabor, was in the city
rendered a swell banquet last Satur-
day night at the Masonic hall by the
local lodges. Rev. H. Mckenna Of
Palestine, preached a soul stirring
sermon at the A. NJ. Z. church last
Sunday night. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ham
ilton spent new years day with Me.
and Mrs. G.. Lyons Of BurlesOn. Rev.
D. II. Shivers was in Bremond last
Sunday. Mrs. D. Hargrove of Waco,
is visiting relatives i'll the city. G..
Leonard is handling some fine hiar
dressing. Rev. VIM. Beckham of the
Dam City, lectured at Rev. SlauSh-
ter's church last week, and will hold d
rally at above named church on the
first Sunday in February. Mrs. H.
Crawford entertained quite a number
of friends at her home last week.
Five colored men were placed behind
the bars last week, charged with theft
Of eleven bales of cotton.
Robt. Munson was in the city last
Sunday. Mr.. G.. Tillery and family
have moved back to the city. Mr..
Tillery has opened a grocery store on
Rat row, and would be pleased to
have his friends remember him when
in need of anything in his line of bus
mess. Miss F. Dawson is attending
school in the city. Mrs. r. Neblett
has been quite sick. Mrs. II. Haynes
is on the mend.
The reporter spent several days i'll
the Canaan community last week, the
guest of his brother, Prof. H. T.
Haynes, and also had the pleasure of
visiting the Canaan graded school, of
which Prof. II. T. Haynes is princi-
pal, and Mrs. B. E. T. Versea, assis-
tant. We can truthfully say that the
people of this neighborhood are
among the best in the country. They
own their homes, etc. Prominent
among them are Hons. D. B. Ballard,
j. Robinson, Sr., RObt. Armstrong,
Geo. Person, r. Person, w. Rucker,
Griffin and many others. Rev. A. ii:
preached at the Second
Baptist church last Sunday. Messrs.
James Haynes and w. G. King visited
the reporter last Sunday. Mrs. L.
Nolan has returned home. Mrs. NJ.
Wallace is an ardent admirer of the
Dallas Express.
Mrs. NJ. Childs paid for two months
to the Dallas Express
last Saturday. Prof. w. r. Ford re-
ports school business o. k. DIR. john
son is stiu doing a rushing business.
Mr.. w. J. Lee is all smiles, because it
is boy. Mrs. o. w. Thomas is quite
sick this week. The following nup-
tials knots were tied last week: Sam
Johnson to Mrs. Hattie Jamison, Will
Figures to Miss Fannie Lawrence, w.
Glover to Miss Lulu King. Miss L. d.
Pigford was the guest of Mrs. Laura
Haynes last Sunday. e. G. Parsons
has some of his Christmas goods left
over, which he is selling at very low
prices. If. you need anything in the
line of toys, etc, don't fail to see him.
Rev. Z. Y. Nelson preached rousiug
sermon at Shiloh BIptist church last
Sunday night. Hon. A. r. Thornton
always reads the Dallas Express.
Hon. w. II. Haynes was asked for
an opinion on the race for national
committeeman, and he had the fol-