The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-04-28
oarswcll Institute Items.

Wo have written to you twice before,
Mr.. Editor, but our mail carrier has been
so irregular lately, we could not get our
communications off until they wore tco
old. Almost all of our citizens have VOW
ed that if Warren, the mail carrier, is
not more punctual in the future,
they will petition for new man.
That is about the only drawback we have
in our community. If we had regular
mailrider, a athree-times-a-week mail and
post-office located in our community,
near tho Institute we would be COM
munity to be envied. Look at our advan-
tages. Our healthy climate and our affa-
BILE doctor drive away all fear Of any raw
ages of disease. We try to meet each
other, visiting friends and strangers
with such a Welcoming salutation as to,
at once, make them feel at home. We are
surrounded by the Churches of Rocky
River, First Creek, Varennes and Hebron,
hence our moral and religious advance
ment is secured. Besides these Churches,
we have very hourishing Sunday School
at the Institute, whose good work is
bound to influence the lives OF our young
for the better in years TO come. That
makes me think, Mr.. Editor, about
Johns, of Alice, question. If he will
come up to our Sunday School next Sun
day, and pay close attention to our work
ings, he will be better answered than In
any other way. We, have nionschool.
Our school selected its literature, which
is gotten up by Baptist institution.
Every one is earnestly solicited to join us:
Our motto is "To do what is right, as God
gives US light to sec what is right" We
are united for the purpose OF obeying, MS
we can, Gods command, $50 ye, there
fore. and teach all nations" We use our
literature as means Of attaining that end
or aim. Our Sunday School is also actu-
ated by the command, SEQ out into the
highways and hedges and compel them to
Gomez We earnestly entroat John to
como and bring others to aid our good
work. But was speaking of the advan-
tages of our community, and am about
to say too much about our Sunday School,
to the exclusion of others. But if one
should not belieYe we have good school
"iust come and see."
Our school is another great advantage |
we enjoy. While the Sunday School and
Churches insure our moral and religious |
development, our school gives Us an intel |
lectual development which so many 9TH
or sections fail to enjoy. Our soil is fer.
tile, and the present outlook for wheat
and oats is promising. Our people are |
Aluu duu uosPltdO1o, dAu3 t"hoA Ga III e'AA3
we are truly blessed community.
The recent rains have thrown us back |
some in our farm work. Corn and cotton |
is the order Of the day when tits
dry enough.
we were sorry to note that our first
meeting was characterized by
rowdyism, and want Of respect TO the |
speakers. Why can't our voters listen to
3 clear statement of affairs and form
opinions for themselves? Voters, lay |
aside your prejudices and listen to the
discussion of the issues of the day with
an unbiased mind. Think for yourselves
and vote for what you think is right.
May the disrespect shown at Greenville
be the last manifested in the campaign is
the wish of QUID N.UNC.