The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-06

AZ this season, when nearly ell the
crops have been converted into cash, q
| great number OF pe> - haya snma
! money left over after ..yine eli in.
debteduess- While Il majority not
wlsely by, jepGsiting this surplus
,aoney In bank Tor safe keeping, come
! h,le it away ID stooking, drawer or
to get it or the building burn and
destroy it, 1T yon have n few dollars
that you do not need form the habit
OF dep0sitiug it lu the bank. There it
ls absolutely aafe--in your home or on
your person it 10 not safe.
Mrs. I. r. Balentine, who formerly
lived here, has been left fortune in a
peculiar manner. 1t seems that an
old lady in Little Rock, Ark, put in
the State an advertisement asking for
MRS: Ballentine's address,. Mrs. Bal
ientine.s son-m-iaw,. Mr. Benis, who
Works In the Columbia Postoiiice, saw
nois It and Hloa notified I'll Are. Balentine, who
left at once for Little Rock. Tho
peculiar part Of the whole business is
THAT while Ia Columbia Fair Week q
Gypsls fortune teller told Mrs. Ballen-
tine that she would shortly receive q
fortune. Mrs. Rallent;ne's Pelzer
Inends are giad to hear Of her good
Mra. s:argaFet TRIBE, wife of Can't
II. =. Tribble, of TownvilIe. died nt
the home OF her con, Il. nj. TribbIe, at
seneca, last Sunday, after an illness
OF several monthe, aged II years. The
Iemalns were carried to Little River
Church, in Abbeville County. on Mon
day and inferred, Rev. W. b. Hawk
ina conducting the funeral services.
Mrs: iflDOle wac q most estimable,
ChrlStlan woman, and had IOps been n
devoted and active Member Of the
baptist Church. She leaves nine chill
Gren, one OF whom is Mrs. G. N, G,
boieman, OF this city, and in their sore
| Dsreavement they have the sympathiee
long cherish hersmemory.
| The Greenville News of the end
mat. saye: "The funeral services Of
| the late Mrs. Martha Orr Patterson,
VINO died several, weeks ago IN Cali
iornia aa she result of O runaway acct
dent at San Diego., we're held yester-
day morning in Christ Church, of
| which she had been for years a loyal
and most useful member. The service
was read by the rector, the Rev. Alex
ander u. Mitchell, and the lnterment
was IN the family plat in the church
yards, bestGe her late husband. On the
nandsome casket wore unusually elabo.
/ rate HoFai deBfgns, come Of them from
dtsEant points. eloquent testimonial tC
the high estimation In which Mrs
Patterson was widely held. >.' .:-..
Yesterday morning about Q o'clock s
1onr- room cottage on West ,Churct
street, owned by Mrs W.. Cum.
minga and occupied by John w. Caid
yell, was destroyed by fire. Another
small cottage nearby, also owned by
Mra;. Cnmmings and occupied BY II.
y. Hendricks, was badly damaged
Mr. CALDWELL was the only member O,
nls FAMILY at home and he was asleep
II He was awakened by some of hi.
fpeighbors breaking into the house
ead he hardly had time to escape
1 Searly all OF his household furniture
ed promptly to the alarm and did some
good work Mrs. Cummings estimatef
her loss at about 5000, on Which sht
| had 5000 insurance. I. 3. \.
/ Milton FAINT. o negro. who lives sev:
4 era1 mllsa se:.sA 81 tho city, came here
i IL: bis wagon driving g pair Of mules
i After, dark before he, started @ h home e.
While going down South Main street
Eopposite ths Bpoyles place; FAINT went
II TO sleep and his team decided to, take
/ Q rest;; etoppinR; the wagon on! The
Ietrest car track $2 A car, s0ona came
down the hill, and the Inotorman
Il thinking that the wagon would move
i ont che. .Eay, did not stop his car.
j The team did not move. hoWeysr, and
the car struck the wagon and over,
turned it, The car Was stopped \ al
once and the crew went bacEtto4i ees
i what damage had been done Th. h
4 negro waB found under Che wagon still
Il were G5t injured. The negro wai
brought to the City Hall and tnrnet
over tOlthe police, who also took charge
OF his team. The negro was <examinef
| and prone u setf hale md s hearty
Smayor and nold that official that hi
did not remember any thing ab0nE The
II cOllisipn. - .rhe mayor fned him S2. 81
i land I'd yiged him Stos keep sober WheI I
hn nhxE .fsi4 Si1 81 81 IS is;.
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