Alkahest Lyceum System v. Curry

The Alkahest Lyceum System made a contract with Curry and certain other citizens of Abbeville, whereby it agreed to furnish a lyceum course of five attractions, for which Curry and the others agreed to pay $260; a stipulated amount being prescribed for each number of the course, to be paid whether the proceeds from that particular attraction were sufficient for the purpose or not. The contract is silent as to the time when the attractions should be furnished, except that the approximate dates are named, to be fixed specifically by the Alkahest Lyceum System; and no hour is prescribed for the…