The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-06-15

IN which the dog was confined md r.so
eno.'s 20 Chain him, when the dog bit him
on the hand very badly. Mr. Swords re.
,'ea.ed towards Mr.. Crenshaw'o residence
a' 'e'ore ne reached it the dog oyeetooI,
MN ana bit him several times on the cs,va,
o' ms legs. These are the facts as given nc
oy TWO or three gentlemen who came dor,r
from Pendleton on Monday morning We
nope nothing serious will remlt N tho ~,
fortunate gentlemen.
me Greenville Ner, and Laurensv,,,o
iierd'd have been amusing themselves =,
duli times by indulging IN somewhst
a'u'o mutual criticisms Of their respec.
ave localities, and at last the subscribers
nave ta'ien up the cudgels. A correspon.
ueu' VI the Herald unburdens his tbouohts
upon this subject in an article wb;c,,
oonciudes: "The sum and substance of
.ne "hole matter is, Greenyille thinks
'nat she ought to have cheaper freight
.nah any OF her sister towns, tho reason
ior which she has signally failed 10 OK.
pia'h'- what seems TO exasperate Green.
tnie So ana makes her oppose the Clydes
20 Ills She no 'onger has tho atye ntope
oi her neighboring towns in cheapnoss
oi ireights, and therefore, is about to bo
oiVorced from her old loves. Anderson
iormely one Of Greenyille's best ,o,ns
anu Props Is going to build the Savannah
Saiiey hailroad, which renders Ander.
son saucy and independent. Abbeyille
nas hopes in the Atlantic g. French
nroad. Greenville has lived OH tho fat
% 'ne land for number Of years. and
she KNOWS it, and she hates to 500 tba
prospects Of her former prestige lose its
"ohted lustre; but unless this war of
~ords cease, not much good can come to
ureenviile, for the more she rants. tho
palmer she shows her hand"
The Greenback meeting ut Lees Mill ON
last saturday scored another point for the
Anderson Democracy. 1t had been under
s'ood that meeting to organize Green
oack club was to be held at this point. and
accordingly some interest was excited
throughout the neighborhood in regard to
the meeting. A little after the appointed
TIME the meeting, which consisted of not
more than thirty or forty persons all told.
was called to order by Mr.. w. w. Russell.
VINO claimed it as Grcenback gathering
ana stated they would not have any chair
man. that he would speak and then the
democrats would be given o showing, and
he would reply. he spoke for more than
an hour, making much the same speech as
at Sandy Springs, during which he admit
TED That the Grcenback party did not ex-
pect accessions from any party except the
democrats. Mr.. E. b. Murray was present
ana replied for the Democrats, scoring Mr..
russell for his and his partys inconsistent
cies, and defending the integrity and good
government of the Democracy. Mr.. Rus
sell made short reply, at the conclusion
OF which Mr.. Murray suggested that he
had better call up the mourners, which Mr..
Russell did not see fit to do, as he an
nounced that Greenback club would
be organized Mt some future day at Hun
tiers Spring. Mr.. J. Bolton Watson an
nounced that the Democratic Club
would be recognized there us soon
as the Executive Committee requests
1t. The meeting wEs complete future.
and we do not believe Grcenback
Club of three members could have been
formed on Saturday, though Mr.. Russell
expressed himself satisfied with his meeting.
He is easily satisfied. They may hate 10
acknowledge it, but Anderson is solid os
usual for the Democracy