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SALUCA'S TALK.
All Sorts OF Readable Paragraphs
From Saluda's Flowing Waters.

From Salu0a's rIO"lHR "Atcrs.
Saluca 8. c., March 2lst, 1896.
notice that East End speaks Of Saluca as
being a suburban town on the edge OF Nine
ty-Six township. beg to say that Saluca IL
neither on the surouros OF Ninety SIX, nor Is
1t in Ninety-Six township. II East End VIII
the line. We are In Greenwood township, or
course everybody that has ever been here
knows what town we have. we are small
in number but great In strength. II the push
that the town now has holds up there will In
the course of time be q city OF enormous IN.
habltants, and the hustling and bustlings OF
drays. street cars, etc., will De heard and Inc
grounds that were at one Iime 9 l9reSs I Iaina MILL
with the other noises that usually are heard
around cities, but we will leave this for time
to prove, which will not be long. -
The weather for the past few days mas been
quite cold and not al all springlike.
We are indeed sorry to learn that Mr.. Reid
Pinson, OF Coronaca, is still Ill aud scarcely
any Improvement; he has been sick six weeks
M. Strait Chaney was quite Ill few days
Mrs A. S. CLANCY returned from Un ion last
Monday after pleasant stay OF week win
Mr.. W. q. Rice, Jr., visited Ninety.six one
Mr.. j. Andy Plnson spent Sunday at Cross
Hill with friends.
Mir. q. T. Calhoun lost fine hog few days
ago from hydrophobia.
b. ii. Turner or the firm OF Calhoun & Tur-
ner visited Greenwood last Monday.
DR.. J. j. BoZeman and son, spent lew hours
In the city last Sunday.
Miss Bessie Turner, Of Greenwood, is Ylslt
Ing friends In town.
Little Kathereen, daughter Of Mr.. X. Z.
Calhoun has been quite SICK but 1s now mucn
Master Julian Griffin, of Nlnety-Six, spent
a few hours In town last week.
On account OF measles Saluca College for
xi~lu had 10 hQ
again commenced duties and Is progressing
nicely.
and before long will be ready for worship.
ID. II. Turner and L. r. Pinson has had good
luck with their fish nets, they caught fifteen
pounds Of suckers last week.
Miss Lille McNeill and Miss Louise Pearce,
OF Waterloo, are visiting relatives In town.
Last Saturday night we met In the town
hall and elected the new council for the year
1896 The following men were elected:
WardenscJ. c. Utsey, ]. A. plnson, r. 7.
Ca lhour, r. l.. Stuart.
Marshall-J. S. CLANCY.
The large firms OF Calhoun Turner and X.
L. Stewart are doing an immense business.
They are getting large trade from Laurens
We Will have several cotton buyers in TO wn
the coming season. Howell, Orr & Co., we
hear, will be represented here. DiH.i Turner
Will buy for Chas. E. johnson & Co.. Of Ra-
There was a delightful entertai ment given
at home of Mr.. Miller Plnson last Wednesday
night.
There were several whlskey spies in town
last week.
ID. H. Turner will visit Spartanburg next
week on business.
The families Of Mr.. r. l.. stuart and w. G.
Rice, Jr., has been quite i'll with measles.
The lumber yard of Willard & Fouche Is
now being made vacant as they have sold
large lot of lumber.
We hear great deal of talk about a large
cotton mill that Is to be built on Saluda river
near this point. We are anxious to hear the
hummlng OF the splndles.
Once More.