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* * * AT THE THEATRE. * * * Coming Attractions. January 31-Kielties Band. February 2-Three Twins Company. February 22-The Lyman Twins. February 27-The Cow and the Moon. March 29-A Woman of the Hour. Aprii 6-Christy Bros. Minstrels. April 24-The Traveling Salesman. The Conquering "Kilties." In speaking of the famous "Kilties," 6 the great Scottish Canadian band, who were the feature attraction at the Rochester exposition this year, the Rochester Herald, of Tuesday, Sep tember 26, says: "First, last and all the time the famous "Kilties" clad in their picturesque, highland costume of Bonnie Scotland are the attraction of the hour. "In the big auditorium yesterday be fore an audience that packed the floor and galleries completely they made their tow to the exhibition audience and the melody that swelled over the PRINCE PU LUN INVITING THE -"KILT1E ES" TO THE ORIENT, Opera House Wed., Jan. 31. big hall was indicative beyond ques tion of the satisfaction with which music lovers are going to sit and lis ten to on the esplanade for flve days more. Enthusiasm ran high through out the concert and the "Kilties" were forced to respond to encore after en core before they were allowed to go with the program. In the evening the celebrated company of musicians oc cupied the new band stand and the -7,000 people who listened to them were amply repaid for tlhir visit" It is gratifying to note the wonder ful drawing power of the "Kilties," as an attraction, as Canadian day at the Rochester exposition was marked by * thle largest attendance of any day this year. The "Kilties" will arrive in their pri vate Pullman car "Hoather," and will appear at the opera house on Wed nesday, January 31. The "Three Twins." Brimful of charming novelties in scenic effect, poss-essed of much mel ody, charmingly costumed and with a *splendid singing chorus, "Three Twins" is to be presented at the opera~ house, Friday, February 2, for an en gagement of one night. It is funny, very bright and cleverly constructed. *The comedy is snappy and lively and is splendidly done, Harrison Garrett having the burden of the piece on his shoulders and carrying it admirably. He is a natural comedian and he , -works easily and gracefully. The plot of the piece is ludicrous and deals with the theme of mi'take~n identity, through similarity in looks. If na turally permits of endlere onr ?iity for confusing and amusino coonli'n-' tions and they are entertainingly worked up. Miss Frederica Going in her VPm Yama song is assist~i a a a"rge chorus, whose good looks and shapeli ness have gained for them the dis tinction of being the premier chorus of the season.' The satires on n'e fu ture of women's hats are very amus ing ind along with these distinct nov elties and many others, there is some real pretty music which is unusually well sung. The whole piece possesses charm and merit in every instant of it Bright, new and fresh in every de tail, it is a welcomed relief from the stereotyped musical comedy that is so often foisted on the dear public. His Idea of Distances. "Here's a Poughkeepsie paper with the statement that heaven is only 293 miles from that city." 'Dear me! Vassar isn't as far fromj Poughkeepsie as that, is it?"-Cleve COTTON MARKET. Newberry. (Corrected by Nat Gist). Strict good middling ... ... ...10 Good middling... ... ... ... ...9% Strict middling... ... ... .....9% (By Robt. McC. Holmes). 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Counts, deceased, unless privately sold before, will offer for sale, at public outcry, to the high est bidder, before the court house at Newberry, S. C., on salesday in Feb ruary, 1912, a tract of land in New berry county, South Carolina, belong ing to the deceased, containing fifty four and 80-100 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of H. F. Counts, W. H. Counts and Cannon's Creek. Terms: One-half cash, the balance on a credit of 12 months, with inter est from day of sale at 8 p-er cent. per annum, payable annually, to be secur ed by note of purchaser and mortgage of premises sold, note and mortgage to provide for 10 per cent. attorney's fees in case of collection through an attorney, with privilege to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for drawing deed and mortgage and for recording mortgage. H. F. Counts. Florence L. Livingston. W. H. Counts. Laura A. Eddy. 1-26-3t. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons holding claims against the estate of Mary E. 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