The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-06-07

on tomorrow (kr1Qay) evening, at o.oV
o'clock. There will be short address by
Msj. E. B. Murray, followed by music
and Rotations, and au exhibition of liv-
ing pictures and statuary. The public is
Invited to attend. Admission, Is cents.
Our clever friend, John L. Jolly, Of
Denver, vas in to see us Monday, and be
had along with him one of his English
beagles, a new breed of dogs that has re.
Gently been introduced into this section.
The beagle is much smaller than the COM
mon cur dog, and has head and ears like
"a hound. Jtis very feet-footed, and on
fox or rabbit chase has few equals. Mr..
Jolly has six puppies, and intends breed
Ing them for sale.
. Albert, the three-year-old son of MI.
and Mrs. A. w. Todd, formerly of this
city but now Of Augusta, Ga, died at the
residence of his grandfather, Mr.. D. F.
Anderson, near this city, last Friday,
morning, after an illness ofseveral weeks.
Mrs. Todd came up from Augusta short
time ago with the littls sufferer to see if a
change Of climate would not benefit him.
His remains were inferred in the Presby-
terrain cemetery Saturday morning, DIR.
Frierson conducting the funeral services.
The Abbeville Press and Banner, of last
week, says: "We learn that change OF
schedule for the cannon ball train on the
.Abbeyille branch road is being talked Of.
1t is proposed to leave Abbeville earlier
in the morning, going to Anderson, meet
ing the Greenyille bound train at Belton,
and returning meeting the same Train
again ct Belton as it returns from Green
vile to Abbeyills. We do not know whats
there is In this proposed arrangement,
but if carried into effect 1t would enable
citizens Of Abbeville to 60 to Anderson OF
Greenyille, spend two or three hours, and
return the same day.
The stockholders Of the Anderson Hotel
Company met last Friday afternoon and
permanently organized by electing the
following officers: President, Frank 7.
Wilhite; Secretary and Treasurer, w. T.
Cox; Board of Directors, F. T. White,
". B. Watson, J. e. Peoples, s. Bleckley
and J. S. Tribble The capitol stock Of
the Company is $40 900, divided into 800
shares Of the par value of $50 each. A
declaration has been filed in the Office of
Secretary ofState and commission issued
for the incorporation of the Company. A
committee was appointed to negotiate for
suitable site for the location of the hotel.
The committee has bad several suitable
sites offered them, and will probably de-
eide on one of them in few days.
The closing exercises of the William
ston Female College will take place on the
10Th and 2lst inst. The following is the
programme: Wednesday, June 20, the
alumnae will hold their annual reunion in
the afternoon, and at half.past s in the
evening the Rev. a. A. Marshall, of An
derson, will deliver the Commencement
Sermon. Thursday, June 2l, at 11.3O
O'Clock a. M, Prof. Woodward, Of Wof-
ford College, will deliver an address before
the Erosophic Society. In the afternoon
will be held an educational symposium,
including, among other highly interest
ing matters, the graduation of three can
didates. During the noon recess, and in
the evening of Thursday, the ladies of
Williamson will offer refreshments for
sale, the net proceeds to be devoted to the
Improvement of the College. The Young
America Cornet Band has been engaged to
enliyen the occasion with some of its best
music. All friends of Christian educa'
tion are urgently invited to attend all the
exercises.
Our Townville correspondent an
nounces the death Of Mr.. E. P. Bruce,
which occurred in Atlanta, Ga, few
days ago. We tan hardly realize that
our young friend has been called from
sslabor unto rest" It was only few
weeks ago he bade us good bye to 60 to
Atlanta, where he proposed to better pre-
pare himself for 1ife's dutiesi and now he
lies in his grave. Oh, how sad to see such
noble young man, who had such a
bright and promising future before him,
cut down so early in life. But God has
seen fit to remove him, hence We should
not murmur. In the death of Mr.. Bruce,
Oconee County has lost one of her best
and most excellent young men. He was
full of energy, and possessed a genial
disposition. Re was az exemplary
Christian, and was prepared to meet the
summons of death. Our young friend is
dead, but his memory will long be cher.
ished by host of friends. The devoted
mother and brothers and sisters of the
deceased have the sympathies of their
many friends in this sudden and unex-
pected bereavement.