The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-02

Saturday night. The fire is supposed to
have been accidental, es some trash, etc.
had been burnt in the yard during the af
ternoon. The loss is about So 900, on which
there was insurance to the amount o.
| s1;25O.
Mr.. J. 8. Fowler has an advertisement
in this paper, to which NE invite yeur at
tention. He has just received more than
a hundred fine mules, which he is offering
at bottom prices, and We would advise on,
readers to go and see thGm. Mr.. Fowler
has superior Judgment, which he uses
carefully in selecting lis stock, and he
will give satisfaction TO tevery purchaser.
The Columbia Register says: "Mr. WI,
Dawkins, who is most lfaYorably known
in Columbia as popular clerk behind The
desk of the Grand Central, and also at the
Hotel Jerome, has secured the position Of
head clerk Of the new Hotel Chiquola at
Anderson" Mr.. Dawkins reached Ander.
son last Saturday, and at. once entered
upon the discharge Of his duties at the
Chiquola. The INTELLIaENoER extends
him cordial welcome to Anderson.
The Anderson Shoe Factory will collect
its FIRST installments next Saturday. Mr..
t. s. Crayton, the secretary, will, for the
| present, have his Office at the store of D.
| IS. Maxwell & Son, and will be ready to
receive the payments On or before the day
| mentioned above. It IS important that the
stockholders pay up promptly, as the
company wants to get its charter and be
ready to go to work on the buildings as
soon as possible. Each stakeholder will
be provided with a receipt book, similar
to the one now used By the Building and
Loan Association, and WILL get credit for
every cent paid into the Treasury.
The new passenger train made its first
trip over the s. Y. r. IR. last Sunday, and
is running every day under most conve.
nient schedule for the travelling public
The morning train leaves Anderson at 7.25
O'Clock, and returns at 1925 m. This
same train leaves Anderson again at 40
o'clock p. nj. and returns at 9.10 p. m.
The freight train arrives from McC Cormick
att p. m, and returnsiat 5 I'm. Under
the present passenger schedule, persons
may leave Anderson on the morning train
and make close connection in Augusta for
either Atlanta or Charleston, arriving at
the latte- place at $50 p. m. Leaving
Anderson also in the afternoon close con-
nection is made in Augusta that night for
Atlanta and Charleston; A person can
also leave Anderson in the morning,
spend several hours in Augusta and return
home that night, or he can leave augusta
in the morning, spend few hours in An.
derson and return home that night. This
Is the most convenient schedule we have
ever had on the Road, and We feel conf
dent it will give the company largely in
creased patronage.
One of the most pleasant events Of our
ramble during Christmas week was our
visit to Donnaldsville, where We spent
last Thursday night and a portion Of the
day following, the guest of our former
young townsmen, Messrs. Marion and
Olin Mattison, who are now doing sue.
cessful mercantile business In that village.
The former has recently took unto him
self q wife, and secured most excellent
and charming young lady. The latter Is
still, in the bachelors fraternity, but is
liable to leave it at any time. Both of
these young gentlemen left nothing un.
done that would tend to make our stay
pleasant. Thursday night we had the
pleasure of witnessing the rendition Of an
interesting comedy, 1.-THE Heroic Dutch
mar the characters being sustained by
Messrs. G. r. Black, w. w. Bradley, j.
B. Dodson, Jas. Booker, W. w. Dodson,
j. o. Mattison, Gus. seawright, and Misses
Sharpe, Ella Tribble and Dora Trib-
BILE. The play was witnessed by large
audience, and every one seemed to enjoy
it. The participants acted their parts
well. at the conclusion of the play we
attended a very pleasant sociable, where
We met number of the young ladies of
the village OF course, the evening was
most pleasant one. On Friday we were
among the number who gathered around
q big turkey dinner at the home of Capt.
VIM. Mattison, the father of our young
friends. Here we put in good time and
regretted that our stay could not be pro-
Ionged. We met quite number of the
clever citizens of Donnaldsyille, and en-
;joyed our trip SO well that we have deter
mined to go back again al an early day.