PART ONE; PAGES ONE TO EIGHT
VOLUME XXIV.
NUMBER 48
ALLEGED LIQUOR
AGENT ARRESTED
Warrant Was Sworn Out b)
Depuh Sullivan
TEST CASE OF !NEW LAW
Fletcher llmls, Itcpi ereilt lint il Uleli*
me nil Wlilskcj House, Linter
*?'>"<? ( .I-!. Demi t'lltIM .(.
'flit law relative to whiskey agents
operating In dry territory is u> be
tested in the Laureu-.i courts. The
les! case U against Met?her I>a\is.
Vyho represents it Richmond liquor
concern. Davis came i?? Lattrena Inst
Thursday and was soon busily engag
ed in handing out circular letters and
(nice lists frotn his house. Special
Deputy A. li. Sullivan observing his
operations, sought an interview with
the stranger. Deputy Sullivan con*
eluded, after Iiis talk with the agent,
Dil t he would pill a stop to Iiis work
' ? " for ii liiiie ;M least, arid immedi
ate |y proceeded to have rt warr?iil is
uu< i agninsi him. Magistrate llud
g< n i was applied i<> ; nd this olllcial
jit v.'..<?<? prepared tlie warrtint Which
was served by the sheriff.
On Friday a preliminary hearing
Was given Davis before Magistrate
lludgens, Solicitor Cooper appearing
i ?r :i ? stale and .lohn M. Cannon, Esq.
I'm Davis. Only nue witness was ex
nmined after which both attorneys
made brief arguments. Magistrate
lludgens decided i<> send the case up
to the < Irctlil court and fixed the bond
nl the defendant tit $i!>('0 which was
glv< n in cash by the house represented
by 1\ is.
The extent of Davis' soliciting here,
so f;>r as known, Consisted in the dis
tribution of an envelope containing a
typewritten circular letter, extolling
iho superior qualities of the whiskies
offered for sale and begging for a
iii.:i order. Davis had visited Clin
ton before coming to Laurens and he
appeared to lie In ii prent hurry to
complete his work here, UoweVer,
he took his detention cood naturediyi
.?in'! seemed to he a teal "nicei? fellow.
'11 ?? next t? ? iii 'if general sessions
court for this county will |>o held In
" ho. law which Davis Is alleged to
have Viol tit till Is embodied in the fol
lowing Act, passed ill (he lasl mtssI?ii
oi ilie general assembly, and approved
I)., the governor March iird, liint*:
? lie it enacted by the general assem
bly of the stale oi South Carolina,
thai each und every person, whether
acting Tor himself or as an agent for
any person, linn or corporation, who
?hall conduct the business of liquor
drummer, soliciting or receiving or
ders for Interstate shipment within
any county within this state, except
us now authorized by law. any spirit
uous, malt. **? liquors*** that contain
alcohol and Is used as a beverage,
?;t!,.n i.c guilty <>f a misdemeanor, and
on Conviction filled in a sum not < \
ce, ling $1.000 '>?? imprisoned for not
exceeding six months, or both fine and
imprisonment, in the discretion of the
FURNITURE FACTORS
SOLD LAST THURSDAY
IM int ;?? >nld f?r Imidin t!nc*>. s:tO,<UIO,
to Messrs, Mlitfers, IVIIkes, it ml
|>iinla|i < litirtcr tppltcil Vor.
TJic I.aureus i?*UI'llItUrC Factory was
sold a: public outcry, heforo the conti
house, on las* Thursday at noon, ac
cording !?? vertlsement, issued upon
a decision reached by tliO hoard of
directors oh May -1st, to llquidato
the concern. The purchasers were
Messrs. .1. F. Minter, K. P. Mlntor, s.
M. WilkeS, F II. Wilkcs. and It. T.
Dunlnp, the property bringing ?:'<'.
ooo, the amount of iis Indebtedness.
\ new charier was at once applied
for, tUid so soon i s this is received a
meeting of the stockholders will be
called in order to organize and lay
plans for resuming operations.
Kllgllsll Minister Visit? in Lumens.
Rev, 0. Ii. Jljdd of London. Rng
Jrind, iias been spending several days
wit - Dev. and Mrs. W. A. Clarke. Mr.
.iiidd is nn extensive traveler, having
visit'(1 almost all parts of the world.
||.> i et Rev. find Mrs- s. C. Todd in
1907, in .lapnii, afterwards visited llieni
:?! M.cen, Chin l. tleliiy in South Car
olin i. he made :, Dpe( lit! \ Fit to Lau
rens. to see Mrs. Clarke, Ml'. To.id's
.
i . med friend was laid 'O ' ? | ? (
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* SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Wednesday evening Mrs. \V, ll. Mar
ti:! was the ItoVtcss n? il number of
hi ;? friends at tea; n? r la tiutifui
home oh \V. .-i Main roet was pret
Illy dec?i'ti '! \vith American Reality
and large White roses from hor own
'lower gardens:, ,\| Mania was
insisted in receiving b> her nieces.
Misses Annie und I5dna sitgr aveu.
The guests were: .\Sr. and Mrs. 11.
K. Atkea, Mr. and Mrs. S. I'. Roiiey,
Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Hughes, .Mrs. Long
Ol' Rock Hill, Mrs. W. 15. Lucas. .NJiss
. Annie Savage of Wultcrboro und Miss
M'ayef of ?!\":>
ooe
' Thursday Miss Annie Savage
of Wnlterboro was th. guesi of * 1?* -
, Fortnightly social club, which was
most delightfully entertained by Mis- ?
l.ilit Han. The guests were received
by Master Robert Alken and ushered
to the rear of the hall, where Miss
Ella Roland and Miss Virginia Slmp
i son presided at the punch howl. The
game of nations was never before
more enj?ynbh and Master Robert
Alken and Miss Mary Moore awarded
! the prizes, which were dainty little
gold llsh.
Those present were: Mesdamos II.
K. Aikeil ,R. 15. Cop< land. \V. K. Rleh
ey. ,h., s. 15, Honey. !?:. I". Minler, A.
C. Tod.I \V. !!. Anderson. W. II. Wash
ington, .1. II. TOague, R. F. .tones ami
Floyd; Miss<s Annie Savage. 1511a
Kol.-lid. Virginia Simpson, Annie Sit
greaves, Willie .tones, Marjorle (leider
of New Vork mal klma Mayes of
Mayesville.
ooo
I.a ItretlS has another social clnb.
and there are a "round dozen" charter
members. Oh Friday evening Mis
Sadie Sullivan, who has Im recently
returned from Columbia where she
attend* d college, Invited a number of
her young friends to enjoy the even
ing with her, having in v;? w (he or
ganization ot this club. However, the
jpermniKUt organization together with
tl.e election (."' officers v.as postponed
until a later meeting. The young
people of tie club enjoyed a most
pleasant reception at t'is its first
meeting, Miss Sullivan proving a
charming hostess, Delicious lee
cream and cake we're the refreshments
served.
Those i i f s? n< f :i Fri Say ev< nlng
were: Misses Elizabeth Simpson.
, Mamie T?lbert, Ethel Simmons, Too
eoa ('nine ami Wessi? Lee I>ln 1: and
I Messrs. Gas Hart? Richard Sim <ou.
Samuel Fleming, Carlos Moseley, Ma
i rlon Wilki s and Roy Little.
c ..o
The Wandering ili)tts'. refft and a
large nUUi'x-.' <: t:. !. . . ?. ? ..
most delight fully entertained < :i Tucs
dny evening of tiils week by Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene II. Willies. There was
an unusual!;" 1 art." nuniber present
and 'he strikingly well rendered pro
I gram was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
As is customary at the receptions to
the minstrels, no regular program is
rendered, but the i:m -is give their
selections 1 y Invitation. On this o<
easlon Ihe songs ahd Instrumental so
los, the choruses and the recitations
were especially good; the meeting was
one of the IJtosI enjoyable Of the sea
son.
Misses I.IIa Hart, Edmonla Oarretl
ami Imogen Wilkes assisted Mrs.
Wilkcs In serving the delicious re
freshments of the evening,
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
IS. K. 1 lendy. Mr. and Mrs. .'. ||.
Tengue, Mr. and Mrs. H, K. Alken.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Hudgons, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. links Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. II. Anderson. Mr. ami Mrs.
S. B. Honey, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. s.
McCravy, Mr, and Mrs. .1. iL Royd.
Mr. and Mi H McCucn, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Fleming . s: Misses Hertha
Shayer. Rose Hm ns, Annie and
Elizabeth Rlchey, Jessie Holt, i.alia
Mae Dial. Annie Savage of Walterboro.
.Mary Todd. Josephine Fuller, Edmonin
[Gnrrett, I.ila Hart, Annie and Edna
Sltgrenves, Rosalie Franks. Elina
Mayes of Mayesville. and Conic Hart:
and Messrs. Isadore Sehnyer. Thos.
Rolt. Clyde Franks, Frank McCravy.
s. M. Wilkes, Thos. N< Ir< Ii Und U. F.
Fleming.
Quite a .... . : ; party ic< i??? c*i<>r
lained during part of Insi wecV:?/nd
part of this. ! y Miss* .- Annie and Edna
Shgreaves. The guests \vefc: M;ss
Ellin! Slayes of NlayesylUe, a school
mate of the Misses Sljgrenvos.. nnd
Messrs. .1. T. Stevens, a. J. Gregory
and C C, Twltty, all Of l.aneasn i.
Messrs. Gregory and Twltty lefl for
their home i :i Monday.
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Mrs. James I.e.yd entertained ft;
number of her young friends ;.; tea
on Saturday evening at her pretty cot
tage home on West Main street, in
honor of Miss Etta Shelley of New
berry, who is the charming g'.tCSl of
Mis.-- Shirty Hicks. During the even
ing aevernl sweet vocal selections
were rendered by "The Quartette.''
which is. composed of Messrs. Frank
'ami Jack McCravy. Hart Kici.ey and
Henry Counts.
Mrs. Royd was assisted in nerving
hy Miss Nanny Kate Armstrong. The
other guests w<re Miss?: 1'tt;. Shelley,
Mamie and Margurlte Tolhert. Rfith
Payne. Mamie Armstrong, \ Mr.
Marion Wilkes.
oeo
.sv* iea*l ."it.? nil the pooh l ? v. of
the pnsl week in Lnuvens is t ie organ*
Izntlon 6i musical cluh among the
friends. ?n last Thhrsdr.y evening
<;uit.- u number met at the hospitable
Ik.iuo of Miss Poll ftiul discussed jdnus
for ;'!<? organisation, electing, a num
bin* of members who were all itivitcd
ii^titln '.i . njo; Monday evening at
HI ? ? ?
iwi Rix hu
aiubur the number be in ii; some excel*
lent voices ami aeeoi iplh hod musi
cians, ii is planned ib have the
Cbonis, (|iiartet, mid orchestra feat
ures, aiid in Judge from the beginning
I'Mi ( utlooli is lmi< I'd brigl
<)?: Monday evening nt Miss Holt's,
after an enjoyable Impromptu pro
gram consisting of several sele? ti< .1 -
by tin orchestra, a tenor solo by Mr.
Krank McCravy, ;t reading by ' Miss
iCli/.'ibeth Itlehey, a, uuinber oi" piano
soles 1 ? M!-.- i",ai'.'l several
chot'U8CS| the club was formt ily or
ganized wllll Miss Annie Uichey,
president und vi - J<-sl? Dolt, iirec
'..'?-s. mis. .1. S'athan hlchftvdsoii
\v;.< elected n :. ?. v m the program
ccniinittee, the ether two members of
which are i!.< ollleers. The club
will meet oil encli Monday evei:.ng,
beim? entertained by the members;
tin- next meeting, however, is to tie on
July ''.ill in the home of Misses Annie
.on! niizuheth Uichey,
The orchestra unite agreeably sur
prised those present by :i.,'ir excel;
lent playing, in view of the fact that
it has been together bui twice. There
are nine pieces: piano, Miss Jessie
Holl \ id?ns. M< ssrs. Ft; i.k . ; d
.lames McCravy. Krhesi Fusn rl y i mi
|tn> SlhVpson; liiiss vioiln, Mr. Jiio.
111111;:ii: bass drum; Mr. liar: U;Clt*y;
kettle drum. Mr. T)io.v. I'?.': ; and ? ? -
net. Mr. .lack MeCr'ts< y.
'i is.' evening in Miss H< It's \ . s
mos-, enjoyable spin;. ;,!i j ?,-<: -. <; ?
?lnri.ig it most ret resiling :?. id >. ? ?
iltgi 1 )??! IciO'ls >.:!, .:;'.? >'..<?'? :t
was servi <; 1 he gin s<.-.
Tlx." members ot the ;iiewiy-o!,g.'.n
i/.'i club .ii-- : Misses Man Todd, .1
sir ludi. Annie and Kill i.i ? l!i lilchi y,
lue";. Counts. i;<'-i.:' Kn.nks. r.
Mart, Josephine Puller: M m>?*. .';.<'.<
and Prank MeCl'avy. Vuncry <?;;?.
son. Tlios HOlt, It. W. S< u it. \V.
I/m caster. f \,'. <;.-., ii<. .1. .-. x,. ( >?
Iti.y Slinp?on, 1-jril'.si ISystr-rbVi John
lnm-ui. and itail Hlche; | Mr. ?? >: Mrs.
.1. >\ iHcliat dscn, Mi, jtjjd Mrs. 10.
Rone.x, and Mr. ami :>'.-. W i.. Uicbey,
.luiiiur.
The Henry Lulln as ? !.;.; t< r. I Ii :
ght< rii of the American Revolution;
wi re most delight fully entertained on
las' Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. s.
? '. DUnlap, The occasion was of es
pecial pleasure owing to the feel ti..-t
number of ladies from Clinton, mi m
i.ers of the Clinton chapter were in
attendance. Several interesting ami
Instructive papers were read and jh<
discussions were of high order. ;?>?
lii-ious rcfrcsiibiehts \Vere served by
the charming hostess.
The ladles from Clinton wj : Mi --
dann s .1 no. c. i?;.vi.-. .1. I\ Jacobs, .1.
\. Italley and .1. T. itoberisoiii '!":.
1.11 Ulcus ihciiibers prcsrnt w<?ve: Mcs
damcs w. 11. 1 Mai, T. i i. ! liv^r, ? .
.\. i'. Cniy, \v. 11. IVrgusbtj, \V. i.,
dray, T f. Simpson. \V. ! i. \Vaslili ~
(011, lb f. (Manly, and .1. F. Clary; and
Misses Willie Jones and I .aura Harks
dal'-, and Mrs. 11. 11. Teague of Si.'.u
da. X. C.
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Miss Fun Shelley of Newbcrry was
t'ae attractive guesl of honor a; a.
most delightful reception on Tuesday
evening, given by Mrs. .1. s. Rennen
at h< 1 beautiful home on West Main
street. .Miss Shelley i- the guest 1 his
week of Miss Shirley Hicks, and dur
ing her short stay has made numbers
of friends in the city, who were de
lighted to meet her again on Tuesday
evening. About forty of the city's
young people enjoyed Mrs. Hennett'fi
hospitality. The feature of the < \ cu
ing was the music, rendered by the
different guests, consisting of violin,
vocal and piano solos: after which,
ice i ream and cake \vi re s. rved.
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Mrs. f. f. Minter ?Iii entert din
this evening in honor ol her sister.
Miss Marjorie fielder < i New Von:,
and Miss Christine Fra/ier ot Ninety
Six. Quite a large nutiiber of young
people iinve been Invited and ti e re
ception promises to he one of unusual
pleasure.
dbo
If. and Mrs. ii. K. Aik# n and Mis-;
Mary Todd leiivi on Satnrdiiy of this
week for a six weeks' tri-' to the
western coast of the t'nitcd Slates.
Inking in li.e Alitakn-T'ae! fie-Vuknti
exposition. The party have arrang
cd ;i IMOSl delight fill IOUI' of ll.e COIlSl.
embracing all the principal points 01
inter* si.
Itrlilito Contract Net I.et.
Ii was lidVertised by Supervisor
Humbert thai the contract for the
Mnddox 1.ridge would In let on yester
day. 1 .nt because of a message from
the hiipcrvlsor of Abbeville county to
the 1 fleet that he was not prepared
to make the award, the letting is
postponed lo a filtere date which will
he advertised later. Supervisor Hum
bert was prepared lo let this contract,
having had ii properly advertised;
btlt, the laws require joint action on
the part Of the supervisors, hence the
("It) School Tendier? l-?cetci!?
he hoard of trustees have ( <
following additional lein lici'S
yen
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(iboVC''im?h???.i have Ree? ; :? '.
I :.?; Ilreilks Mi* Ulli.
M.i ?? ? :.. . Davis b-i
.V: . [ark ?I. Davis
one of hid nt'ins broken alx've the
elbow last Sunday by fulling < :? ??:'
a carriage at tin home of his grand
parents. I3i*. an I Mrs. i.. S. duller,
East Mail; street. T;:?' ;:!::?> fellow
received prompt ir.edloal attention
an<J be Is doing very nicely.
hall Xexl * n.lii?.
Oh Mondnyi July at It, the LnUronS
pity team ;.:i?i Watts mills will play
two games of base ball tu tii?? Watts
mills V?rki Tin* tits: ginne will be
culled in the morning at io o'clock,
and second game will 1 <? (railed
in tin afternoon tit -i o'clock. These
teams are very evenly* matched, and
good games live expected. Come and
n Ices A t K|dscepa 1 t liurcli.
On Sunday, July -i. B| Iphauy Epis
copal church will have the r.suul ser
vices morning and ? v< Tli?
choir :- requested to be sent Fri
day . . ping ;.: t!:<- ClOso d! ? \< lllllg
prayer, which begins at >:'? ?< o'clock.
Some bail* Cotton lllootns.
('(,'?.- ;! is blooming i:i this county;
The Advertiser has received three,
blooim during tin- past week. Mr.
I.. Bi Anns; rout ??; Diais township
Has the distinction of sending In the
first; Mr. Armstrong states that '..?
found the bloom on June' L'ilrd. The
seCobd bloom was s? :.: in by Mr.
Drayton Tod?:: lids tu?! opened oil
lines' cotton in tl
I lie S(ti(e l'r? ? - t*>sni En;
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mi
l.atireiiS an-. Col, Thos. i:. Crows, he
coinpahied by his grnuddi lighti ?. Miss
Jessie Holt.- Mr. M. I. ('< ;?? land, and
Mr. and Mrs. s. k .Honey. Oh Wi d
ncsday morning, <",,!. Crews Is to read
a |>:iper dealing with early iotirualisii.
in the stat? : Mr. Honey Will rei ?! ti
|ii.|i< !' Thursday morning on "Person
nlith s and <;? neralhh s"i and ? n
Thursday evening ft! the. banquet lein
de rod by Miss Qulr.n, proprietress/ of
tin- how Ottaray hotel, he will respond
tut ho toast to "Womi a".
Prnf. (.. W, < ii n ill Iii* tin m In the < Ify.
Pro!. Has Walts Cunningham ? {
Mlddlebiiry college was i i the < i;>
Tuesday morning shaking hands with
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Miss 11
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Voyi I'ollccdinii I h < t< ?J.
The I'eslguiitioii of Ctipt. ;. T. Lniig
stotl from the city police : ? <?? oreiitod
i
lilled 1 Ii.e .
Walter c Bichl Iberget oi th ? <?:;>.
Mr. Eichelberger ni once began his
?h? i'-s as oflici r of i he i ? Ii
Minuten?* Clearance Sale,
As the readers of The Advertiser
win note, by reading th?' fullpage
advertisement of 0. H. Shnim hs ?fc Son
in another pan of (his Isstn . the thno
ior their annual clearance sale has
arrived. Thcs ?- mid-summer sale's by
this popular linn are well known:
(tend tlj
thereby.
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local \m> person vi. mention. 8
Ml.. C. C. . :i
hiuiiidiiy im vi ii to relatives ill
I.' xillgtnil, Vll.
Misses Klin Koliii.il, liiuir:i I arl<S
!..:?? and ,laiii< Colvin of C'host?T will
leave next w. u for Clin riot tsvillc, Va.,
i<> utti nd il ? Summer school.
Miss Sit? Owhigs oi Haply spoilt
Slitlli du.v in ': ?? city.
Messrs. .1. M. Cannon ami C. 1-3, K< n
iiody spent Sunday ai Chick Springs.
Ill', and Mrs 1\ I. flUiStSP. have re
turned irom i\ visit to Kentucky ami
< ihlo.
M: :. Ki'UosI Ur?mie)) oi' Clinton is
visiting her parents, Mr. ami Mrs.
I iraytpii Malin ffi y.
.lodge C. <'. \\ aiherstoiie, after
holding Iii?- regular tw,? weeks' icriii
of court in (SreeUVllle has heen com
missioned io hohl the extra term thai
commenced in thai city on Monday
morning cii' (Ills week. Mi's. I'Vaih
erstoue spent several days Ills! week
in (it'ccnville, and on Sunday Mr. ami
Mrs. KealhersloiK! visited relatives in
Anderson.
Mr. \V. V. MCNelll, the handsome
young rural loiter currier on roilte
t\ o from NVati rloo, was .; visitor in
the < iiy Thursday.
Mrs. Connor fuller is visiting Im r
sisti r. Mrs. I.. I). IMtts, in Kock Hill.
it was announced last Sunday that
the Kev. William K. Thayer, who is re
covering from a recent severe attack
of Dim ss. will on nest Sunday morn
illg he aide to oeellpy I IS plllpii ill
the Kirsl Itaplisl clnircli.
Mes.-rs. M. M. I'. olc and .lason A.
I to vis, young farmers on I.aureus ru
ral nute Nu. 2, exhibited cotton bios
stuns ami specimen plants containing
a dozen or more shapes, plucked in n.
their fields Monday of this week.
I>r. K. K. Ilughi s. says that No.
can not OlliV make the trio to Cincla
t ut can fetch a message l ack. Tie ?
w ho do not know No. :: | ought hy all
means io make her actjiiaintaiiCc: any
of 'lie itiirty vvlio ma.de t|i?.' (SrCl ilvvood
trip can give a (?ropef introduction.
'!':.< \dvoi tIser i< frotii .lo.- \\ . Saxon,
;. I Ii.:'
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itipidly recovering\ tie- ipiaraiiilue
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not i
I, , I of I
arrived in llu City on Molida.v to visit
Miss Klizalielh Sin 11.
Miss .losie Sullivan rct.tir cd Men
da.v fiom a visit io Vorkvilli and l.iiii
< .. ii
Mis- Khun Mil yes of Mnycsvilie ;.
the ehai iiiing- guest of lid' former
schoolmates. Misses Annie and Kdha
Sit- r< avifS.
Mrs. ('has. I\ Kankin tthd ehitdri :.
left last Wednesday for a visit t>> rela
live- and friends in Virginia; lhc>
will he away all the Summer.
I. A. A I" 11 cii>
brought in a chiton bloom o:i Monday
i . ? redil
? ?
circle of friends and iicfpunlntniiees
Mrs. .(ones. Ptt Tuesdiiy afternoon
lot filciiu Springs to attend (he Meet
illjg of I he South C;ii(di:,a D<Mt.'il as
sociation.
Mr. i. I?. Si xtoii . i ? i t yesterday
morning ai tSi'iiy Coiirt where he is
ahoiii to begin the erection of a new
residence for Mr, Aren c. Owlngf
Mi. ami Mrs. A. C. Owing; of (ll'dv
Court nre visiting their sous, Sheriff
.1. I?. OWillgs and Mr. .tithies OvviiigS.
?
in CreetiVlIle.
\NOTHER LYCEUM
COURSE SECURED
Alkahest Biu'emi Signs Willi
Opera I louse M\|*i s.
I WO SERIES FOR WIINTI R
VI tract Ions Will Ntil ('(Mill Irl, its I In
School VudilorIiiiii Will he I sod
hj Siipl. .limes' ( ? 11mi>:111>.
\ ('(liltI'lK'l has Iii-<-ii signed hot\vcon
lltd mniiiigcuicnl oi ill.' c|l> opera
opera hull-1' ntul (ho A!Kali'" i Lyceum
hit: an of A11 a Ml a Im a lyooilin com sc
n I .mi fens ?Iii Tint-, ilio coming lall and
winter. im Mmiilax mill Tuesday nl
IhiH week, Mr. Ohus, IS, I )| I worth, ol
Augusta, representing the Atlanta Im
lean. in.nie a canvas of Iho eltj and
KCClltVd I'leih e lul ftllhsct'ipi Ulli ?llf
llci'.Mll In wan;.hl III) 11111 IlilgciuoOt ??!
I ho opera hoHso oiilofiiig into the
agreement. Th" nit rnf'i inns, live in
number, uVe lo hog in into III Sepli'U?
!!,.:? Hi,
on.
I 1 i illillOllili'l il 111 a 11 'lie l'l\e al
I rilOtioilS are til I (? ItUIOIIg I III' besl
o lie red hy I lie AlkcliCsl cdiupilhy
some nl tin m hcliig Hie name thai ? 'Ii
a|ijie|ii' in ('oliiilthln and \ugnsla In
Hilf I hu arc: "The College Hinging
(;;ri.. ". olghi accomplished musicians.'
"The Chicugd Hole Oinh", fdhr mal?
voleci ; " The llniio> Hoya", yoiilhful
musical lalciil; "Uoss Oi'nmi", (lie fa
iiions cartoonist; ami The Itiiytil
l iuiignriiiu < Irehoi t ra."
Some time himi ii was mnininicci)
through 'i'jio Advertiser lliiii ii coiii;
liilllit toil Of (Owns in ihn i o(H loll 01
(he itttile hail m und l.y clubbing 10
gethori, an liinisiltilly strung li.-t ol
a| tract Ions, miiiihoiing klx, ihat would
he offo-fed to Hie ptihlic fiir s I "<\
double i lekel s. Th< i'i hoed I ?? fifi
cdiillli i in 'he mal lot' Of these courses
l.aurens b iible lo patronize hot lf|
and since the inilui'i of iho alllacliO*'^
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'liiere are mai
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in amion iici
t. r In: ii. en: ii il in the coliiin lit .ii
The ai vert h i i: iis s (nted 'I ore iioblci
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"I in I hl) s In < loi( i."
Thai is wlim The Advertiser readers
are promised |iy the Copehind Sione
I'n oi ('Union, and that is a reputable
Iii in. iOver since I hey opened for
liltsliH S! in CltiilOli lliey liiivo made
Liiod on any and al! proposh loits
I' lo
SIMVNiM Yl AR OLD
i i RRAPIfN IS \ Ol ND
Iff, llu v li| n lillcfnrd 111 I ross Hill
Warkeil a "liirtlC"Miick" in t*?lo ?
Wn - si i a Kite Vein's \ :??
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home oi Mrs, .futile MeSwnln ivli
ciiais rcf roslniionlH were sei'Vet* I'rof.
ami Mrs 0, \v. MeBwaiu presided as
the ; inch llOW I the ftl'St pil if Of I lie
.oi, i . H. i mson wiio lias lieen ai
the hospital in Colufnhhi Rovefnl
? 1 ks is at liome aglliin and we hope