The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-14
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ll'ir., >'s 4. i r,i,irni inst >"nl"
pllii,- "a! ,lr l',i,ii,n .i.r.,,i -,i.'n!
III, lrri >,i'~il'd ..ihiln pl,>cii status
ui ii ,li-.
lIr inl.l,I.' .iihMm from ih'~ :li-
tlr J. lliii lhi~ III tuition ." iI~ ml'i-
i-,'lirui. i slilic',h will i dlu-,.lnIi>
uiil'N. NnN. Ion uin al /. i,iiinii>.
Ia, j. NOT ~ t!r -~i did not hI'.
tii.ii any -'icil y ''n,l,nliI and ln@hl,
'\p,n~it, .i'unnIIi!.ii',iii;il liid l"iliiicdl
l"'inb ~ lii- W.i- hi'l.l'n .iwiv uu.i,i
tins In>ili,ti"m. and | an sill n,"ic
surprised TO find il touched oil h, Il
highly respected minister al the gospel.
NJ, nb>rrl alton is that Il r"iIi."'uil
made mp al .lcmuIui,;itinIlnl and In,lIiI-
cal extracts Is II dinsrIU,i> Hrt rtlclr tU
liandlr: il Will no: only knock II grad
,tI school into ">nilti..rtrnS' wln.n it
rNpl.nl'>. but il i'll also tumble, down
n,lr largest colleges or any other pub
lie enterprise or wreck the largest
iran clad var vessel.
II the l'.ndlrinn Graded Sclnnl is
:ir.l.l, ii,Or,il:,tcd ilh Ills dan yclnii>.
contagious. tl,Iin,iIIIai inilnl clupinn.
il Will inlnubi have IN acute or spas
u'fulIf t'I~' bI ~ dangerous Itl w lllU'SS
Il Specific remedy lm administered at
once. and | vnul,l suggest that we adj
N'Itl>r ~ once i"r;, principal or teach
or Tor this school Wlio>r itIl iO,> be-
lief Shall range about si\ compliment
PARTS out of IL possible, Whole number
81 lnIr. VIZ: t nf c:tl, Mctliu,li>t. Zap
list. Presbyterian. Episcopal. Wesleyan
and common every dny sinner bal
ailcr al the one thousand parts should
n. 4 4
mah!mml. with the ability to inIlnlrt
the same to his pupils in il ln"Icrll AMI
::r.;:;,illt manner. II. .ptrriiirnl incli
naii"'s will NOT br Tolerated i'll Il,iS
g"nl t.;,.h,.rS ninkcnp. twill not do
To slight the sinners III Tie miallr-ur of
| this trntln'r. for NOu know llIli hey
will I'LL Kick. too. and won't attend
school, ami We are. Ill after the sin
lUr. We want linn tu come iu rnniHrt
with ON good 'lrm"li,lIlatinlIil chil
dicIi. whose magnetism will convert
them in II ki,rl of hume nli>>iu.Lliy
WAY. but it would lm IN unml,iuni,blr
sin for he magnetism of amy teacher or
drnollliilatiniial pupil tn attract :, child
from amy other tlrmuIniIi;itiUlia ami carry
| ii to glory along another road differ
| cnt to that of ills parents.
Lay ing I'LL criticism aside, we agree
with Mr.. l'"rchcr mainly, and cslcci-
any Ill the matter Oh tItttllE inc trtlS-
tees lby popular vote of the pntrOns Of
this is not cnnmglI justice to the people,
give them all they want and allow
them 10 elect the lrincipnl and all the
teachers. us am sure TINT any trustee
would be too glnd to relieve himself Of
this responsible burden that h,. is call
| eel upon to carry without any cOi,pcn-
sntinn except the curses from all de-
| nominations, all saints and NIL sinners
alike.
Ii it is law for the superintendent to
apI;nint tii'st. t.a,l,rrs, i, wnui,l no. bt,
IN evasion of the law for him to np-
point the electors OF the patrons; this,
tnO. 1t would seem to me, to bc Il relief
10 the apl"imlinE power. Snlct'scnll II
mrrting 1T once. aud have the election
and nominate brother Iurcli.r to call
Il maSS meeting ut once to discuss this
matter. FARMERS Son.