The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-05-27

i Miss Annie Lucia Taylor, Of this city,
! graduates to morrow from Salem IN C)
Female College, which she has been at
! tending for several years. Her sister, Miss
Marion, has gone to Salem to attend the
commencement exercises. Miss Lucia Is
! a most accomplished young lady, and
stands very high in the graduating class.
We, join her friends in extending congratu-
letions.
The directors of the Anderson Cotton
Mill have decided to locate their new mill
IN the ground Just south Of the present
mill, and will begin the construction OF 1t
Just as soon as the contracts can be let.
A contract was also made with the An
derson Electric Light and Power Co. to
run the new mill. This will necessitate
the latter company moving its plant to
Po1tman Shoals, on Seneca River, ten
miles west of the city, which was pur-
chased some time ago by the company and
which will give unlimited power Ander.
son moves slowly but surely. The new
mill will be completed by August 1st.
Married, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents. on Sunday. May II. 1896. by Rev.
W. B Hawkins, Mr.. b. N. Garrison and
Miss Lou Eta Hutchinson. second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.. Hutchinson, all
of Anderson County. The groom is the
second son of Mr.. W. D. Garrison, ia a
worthy young man, q progressive, enter.
prising farmer, and will make q model
husband. The bride is richly endowed
with all of those traits which go to make
true woman and a helpmste indeed. We
tender them our best wishes for their hap
piness and prosperity. They have gone to
housekeeping, and, of course. one of the
first things pecessary was a good, reliable
newspaper, and the INTELLIGENCEa will
be a regular weekly visitor to their happy
home.
Honea Path Chronicle: Mrs. Matilda
Maddox died at the residence of her son,
T. M Maddox, near here, last Thursday
morning, after q severe sickness. she
told Mr.. Maddox's wifo a few weeks ago
that she was going off on the 18th of May,
and, as she was In good health they sup
posed she intended visiting some one, I'm.
til after mentioning her going several
ing: she told them that her husband, who
has been dead for several years, YVES COM.
ing and she was going away with him on
the 18th Of the month, and though for
some time her death seemed to he near, all
expected her to live until the 18th, and at
6 o'clock on that morning she passed
quietly away to join her friends for an
eternal visit.
The millinery department Of one of u
largest mercantile firms received the fol-
lowing order recently and We publish 1t for
the benefit of any of our lady frienns who
. may desire in the future to send an order
FIR a bonnet: "Directicns for bonnet
Manure of head from ear to ear oyer top
of the head IL inches. from ear to ear I'M
der my chin 8! inches; from forehead to
back are 7 iuchas I want a black lase
bounet with streamers and rozetts of red
or yallow aattir e ribbon an would like a
bunch of pink k"zes or q blue ploom be.
hind with q black ] 1T bucket. II arti6sh-
els ia still all the 20 I want q bunch IF
grapes or q birds tale somewhares. I do
not q, zire anything too fancy, but If you
think q reath of pansies would look good
YOU may put one on I have some good
pink ribbon here at home go you need not
put on strings"
The following Petit Jurors were drawn
yesterday to serve at he approaching
term of the Circuit Court, which con-
wares on the third Monday in June:
j. II. Jones. O. ID. Anderson and S. D.
Brownlee, Anderson; w. S. Murphy and
w. s. Pickens, Brushy Creek; J.S Nc
Fall, s. N. Pearman and John q. Acker,
Broad way; John w. Brown, j.. Frank
MrLees and John l.. Jolly, C%entrevillc;
A. S Bowie, Corner; 81. G. Routh and
J. @. Barton, Fork; Joel T. Newton, E.
F. Allgood and j E. Garvin, GArvln;
Henry M. Tate, J. W. Banister, s: O.
Jackson and 8. h. Finley, Hall; w. A.
Findley, Hopewell; J. N. Shirley, j. P.
Gambrell and J.. v. Kay, Honea Path
B. F. Hawkins and Thos. c. Pruitt, Mar
tin; James Rothrock, Jas. w. Major and
J. H. Mounce, P4ndleton; s. w. Wilt
ford, Jr., Rock Mills; R. E McGukin,
Savannah; John w Hall, Varennes; E.
w. Elrod, w. e. Long and j. Johnson.
Williamson.