Georgia Historic Newspapers

    The People's Advocate, Established lt*f>2 >
The Crawlordville Consolidated Democrat 6, ” 1893. !«'(> J 1
Oct.
GJ. II. NINON. T. S. DAN FORTH
. J\ T ixoij Dqqfopflv
COTTON FACTORS.
No’s. 3 and 4 Warrej Block
Augusta - - Orsi
Personal and undivided attention given to the weighing and
Selling of Cotton. Liberal cash advances
Made on consignments,
THE FARMERS Fire-PPOOf WAREHOUSE
739 Reynolds Street,
Augusta ■
We especially solicit the planters trade:
Do strictly a commission business.
Charge low iu conformity with the times.
Bagging and ties tarnished at lowest market price
Write to us for terms.
Cash advances on cotton try wagon or railroad
CRANSTON & STOVALL.
739 Reynolds Street. Augusta, Ga
,
4tets$i» & Aitsiftio*
COTTON FACTORS
Ko. 727 Reynolds £i,
Augusta Ga
Strict Personal attention jriven to all Business. Liberal
Advances on consignments of cotton.
DAVISON. FARGO
Cotton Factors aud Commission Merchants.
-pJ K . .jcoiner JteVWjWs anil jAtkSfi.o-Sttw.te, ■A
. Oppcitle Ooon Excliang*
Augusta ■
Bagging: and Ties at the lowest market price Persona! atten¬
tion Given to all business
The Advocate-Democrat
ADVERTISING RATES:
SPACE. | ONE MONTH | THKEEMON8 | SIX MONTHS | 12 MONTH.
One Inch 81 50 S3 00 84 50 $7 00
Two Inches 2 00 4 00 6 50 0 00
Three inches 3 00 5 00 8 00 12 00
Four, Inches 4 00 6 00 10 00 17 00
Five Inches 5 00 8 00 12 00 20 00
One-Half Col. 7 50 12 00 24 oo 35 00
One Column 10 00 28 00 40 00 60 00
Local Notices 5 and 10 cents per line each insertion. Business ads. to run li s
than one mouth 81 per inch tor first insertion, subsequent insertions, 50c.
Bills due after first insertion of the Advertisement,.
CHAS, L. SMITH. Manager. Crawfordville, Georgia.
Eli
FINE WHISKIES.
BARBECUE, SUNSET,
$1.50 $3.SO
GALLON. GALLON.
s LIBERTY, PURITY,
H ps
$ 2.00 ill' $4 00
GALLON. GALLON. :
Red g DIXIE,
Front, ! .
$2.50 $5 00
GALLON. m GALLON.
ROYAL, a PREMIER,
$3.00 3-- $6 OO
OALLON. GALLON.
= ; ; A-W- STULL GrCo
’’RED FRONT“
Cor. Bro-duaj and Campbell St., Augusta, Oa.
r«<j. ATt.
Fiee Trial.
\\TEAK MEN Sufferers from youthful
errors. io«s of manly vipor, Vari
crs-cle. etc. Nervine Fills will effect a
*p**edy cuie. By ite use, thousands of
s -av'S of the very worst kind and of lore
"tsndinv bt-en re"tored to l*xrf*et
L#*a]th. 15 ,000 testimonials from ait over
the world. Price per package «i, six f-.r
85. Trial package scut securely sealed
lor 1 « cen-s postage.
Address, The Gould Remedial th Agency.
N. W. Cor Wsbash Ave. an I 12 fet .
Mention this j aper. Chicago, III.
Piles ! Piles ' Piles
Can be cured. Trv !{.-«*’ German
salve when everything else ha- faile.1,
Sold and w riantcd by Db. R. J. Btin.
THE ADVOCATE-DEM(1C 11 AT.
<in;irante«*«l Cure.
-elTlJ^Kire'^New DrioTi-ry^rfMNin- Colds, this
sumption, Cougiis and upon
condition. If you aie afflicted with >
leouth, Culd or a 3 y Lung, throat reraed.jas or Clu-st di"
trouble, and will use this
reet^d, giving i a f'dr tiial, ana
rionce no you rr.ay return the
bottle end ha»e your money refunded,
We ci-ulii not make this offer did »e w4
kuow Dr Kings New
**. "gf FTuPsDrog
»tor-. Large size vjc and ?l. 2
Ts Your Hair Falling Out or Tum ng
Gray.
If so try Beggs’ Hair Benewec The
effe-t i- w-ntenub Hold and warranted
hy Db, K, J. Itcii*.
AN ADVOCATE OF JEFFERSONIAN PRINCIPLES-
CKAWFOi'vDYILLE.CiA. FR IDAY, JANUAR Y 19. 1894. VOL i~M). Hi
' * * v
LOCAL NEWS
The grippe lias not entirely died out
yet.
Cloaks atNew York Cost. Armor Brcs
Mr- A. D. McDonald went to Way
uesborro Tuesday.
Fresh, fancy and plain caudh s sold
by Mrs. M. C. Trope.
Mr. Zachary tire seed grower of North
Carolina passed through last d/onday.
85 shoes at ?3 50 Armor Bros,
ltev. Joseph Sailo’s of Tyrone, Ga.,
was in the city this week.
The cheapest and most complete
store in this section is, U. Bergstrom’s.
Mr. Ed Golucke, of J/adisou cauie
down last Sunday.
f3 shoos at 1. 75. Armor Rros.
Lets all work for Crawfordville and
old Taliaferro tins year.
4 cats of cooking and heating stoves
very cheap at Armor Bros.,
The merchants here report trade as
a little more brisk last Saturday than
usual.
Bead tliisl Go to C. Bergstrom’s
for supplies of all kinds, such as meat,
meal, sugar, lard, flour etc., etc.,
Thai' Blue Mark next to your
name means that your subscription
lms expired. Come up and renew.
Big stock shot guns rifles etc. being
closi d at a very final! price, Ai mor Bros
In spite of the hard times a num¬
ber of improvements are going on in
and around our city.
Window shades, house furnishing etc ,
buy only at Armor Bros.
Why don’t you heed;the advice of
the X opposite your name.
6 solid cars of furniture from the
targe t facto ries of Hie West,being hurled
off at a song by Armor Bros.
Another week with some very dis¬
agreeable wealhet, consequently news
items very is scarce. *
Mrs. IU. C. Trope is in the lead with
latest millinery goods and everything
in that line.
Local adds in this paper will pay
admliseis handsomely every pop,
G»|.* u oUrp tH Viutr. Try |T? i* **' 4 ""*
Miss Maude Leg wen entertained a
number of friends with ‘coin party”
last Tuesday evening. Those who at
t< nded report a very pleasant time.
820,000 worth of clothing to be sold by
January 1st if you need It you will find It
to y< uv interest to call on Armor Bros at
once
Messrs. W. R. Reid and .1, F. Hol¬
den went to Atlanta last week and
brought back with them a tine lot of
Indiana horses.
Attend Stanley’s Business College,
Thomasville, tia. Every worthy graduate
in good paying position. jaO, ly
Messrs. J. IV McCord and C. C.
Caidwtll, went to Atlanta the first ot
the week to purchase some flue
liorses.
Young man, If you intend to marry
you ean buy your furniture from C.
Bergstrom and your luturo wife will
bless you.
Carpets, mattings, rugs, art squares
mats etc. at a very low price. These goods
must b- turned into money. Armor Bros
Boots and big stock of clothing at fac¬
tory cost. Ai mor Bros
The Spring term of the Stephens
High School opened last Mo iday.
Capt. J. It. Anthony holds the key of
authority.
I)r. Peirce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con¬
stipation, biliousness and derangement of
stomach, liver and bowels.
If F rtneeand China go to war, the
smashing of crockery might affect the
price. Come around to C. Bergstrom’s
and get the best cbina ware at the
lowest fltrures now.
IFfly wouIJ’nt it be a good Idea to
organize a land company to p remote
immigiation to this section of the
country; It would advance our coun¬
ty wonderfully.
Why wouldn’t it lie a good idea to
oTsendig raise all our fine horses af^ritm at home instead
or sending off o.t arter uiero. Wecan we i an
raise as fine a horse here and a Freat
deal cheaper tba-i Urn residents of
Illinois can
The Herald-Journal __ of Greenes wo
made a tquare hit on the poaeible
fraudulency of the Nattona. Banking
ststen. We are sorrv “time and
type” Y will not allow us to give it to
our tea lers this week.
More Marriages.
At Prospect chun-h last Sunday I wo
couple wire married by Rev. J. IL
7he contiacting parties were:
Mr * llur.ih t t„ Mi Miss a iisi.p Ha-tier a aid I * a
.Swain to Miss Barker, all of War
r( - n couuiy.
Y eMenl»y 3 fThur-dav. ’ was also the
■
of Union , or Mr. J. h. Uagby to
MihR C ’ L - Krrckur, bi.th of Barnett.
Mr. T. J. Gumming officiated in this
rnarna ? p -
Tha Advocate Demo* hat extends
congratulation 1 ! to all, am! wishes for
them a harpy and prosperous life.
Will You Ta /> Stock.
(From People,'i arty Paper,)
, "’’l 1
In another columi ’** *'*'•*
lie found a call for^i <s;:ription to uiv
Daily Paper.
Many friends in u. in * n<e forward
to tills step (so a 1 isoi u ‘ly necessary to
our Party.) have a ™''d me they
would not only stibet *’ a ^' ir t * 1 *’ F |t P fr
hut would take si iu tlie enter
pr se.
By the terms off, subscribers, as
you will see by rwUj?* u '“ "ii’ice.
they will own one-!: t ' ie stock* °r
*50,000.
Of the remaining * * 000, 1 will take
*10.000. The balaucA is "««red; for
sale, in shares of *1' * ‘
If you will le 1 »>e of this stock,
write me to® And send me a
cheque, draft, nq -der or postal
note for one-halt- •lie amount you
sohscrilie for.
This one-half pal you subscribe
will show with cr\ a! ‘h arness that
you mean business
Toe other half wib s called for when
your Board of Diip -ors decide that
we need it.
If I don’t pul>11 * I P paper, I will
return the money
But if you wi k UP, as i be¬
lieve you will, the Panor will be pub¬
lished.
And it will be i ROcoess.
And your Inver ut will turn out
to have been no dy a Bbund piece
of patriotism, bi 1, a Bound piece of
business.
Try It.
A..d trust Urn rest to mo,
Address.
Ta ,'- 0 . E. Watson
Thomson, Ga.
To Down Spooks.
A wealthy bachelor declared that a
horrid hag had Klaieil-t* r - him through the
night. Ills friends laughed at him buthe
ln-Bted that the house \v r * haunted. He
grew ill,complaining <4 extreme heaviness
iu the stomach, hi» 'epfwttte failed, t\y
grew sallow, eiuan . and de v / jident»
iKItt-yeirig le w**- lo4ie.
Ym-Tmt (Mritioe. a a a (feeUrej i»o could
he* funeru. bells rbig’iog in his ears, and
even hinted at siucld A friend endue*
-d him to u,-.- Di Pieiee’ Holden Med¬
ical Discovery, and lie rapidly grew v*<-l 1
spooks and all kis distressing symptom
disapearing. A torpid liver slid dlspepsla
causing Ids sufferings and the medicine
cured hoth. The *‘i>e*covery’ Is the only
remedy for bldousne > and Indigestion, or
dy.spcysla, so certain ip Its eurative action
as lo warrant its sal on trial. A guar¬
antee, in print, wiap very bottle.
ON THE EVE OF WAR.
Some of the European
Countriefe About to
cl yh
Mankind can eng tge In different
kind of warfare. On d the most com¬
mon contests in this mniry is the just
light against high Ices, This is
be tig successtully wi |ul in Greenes
burn Ga., by Mr. J. Storpy. F.verv
oneacknov. leges Mr Moreys prices on
all goods in stock, to be the lowest in
Middle. Georgia.
Go and see for yourself,
LOST
A large amount of Money is lost an
nualy by parties put k-ing worthless
fruit tree- r o*es and et i i»et them Iron*
firm that grows their own tree-, tends out
nothing but g"od stock and tills at rea¬
souahle prices. d's want the address of
xvery farmer nr gardener in your section
nd will make, you r. bWsI offer, write
for particulars and prices at onci , send
starep fi r ilc-crqdiv* Uatahfue. Agent
"anted everywhere.
Addiers, Cherochn- Niner* Oo.
tVaverr— -Ga.
A boat * yesrago I t*ok a violent attack
of la grippe. I coughed riajr and night for
«”oat t(|at i six try week- Ghainlterlaln my w ,f~. ' Cough then suggest rem-dy.
At first I jould see no dtlfwence, but still
kept uktug It, and soorv f.*unit that it was
what I needed. If. got no relief from
one dose I took another, and it was only
a f< . w ,„ yMint „ , was rrc- from the cough
j th k ought t« kl»0w the value of
th u r emdy.snd f take .....re In ae
knimledglug the benefit Mustard,Otway f have l "cel Ohio. red
from It. Madi-oo fo7
gs and 50cent bottle* »*h: by. Dr.
It, J. Ueid Druggist. I
Awarded Highest Honors-World’s Fair.
D-PRICES
Powder.
The only Pure C ream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia, No Alum.
Ustd in Millia is of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
Fluker Items t
nv vox.
Colds, L-» C rlppe.
Had weather for sowing outs,
A few more years of hog and hom¬
iny "ill sH*fanners nllright hilt w'lml
of other proicsaion*.
Madame Humor says there are severa
marriages looked for, in tin' vicinity.
We are glad lo heir Mrs. Caroline
nukeraud G. M. I’oss who have been
quite sick are eonvalecing
Miss Ida Huff of Oconee and Mi-s
Mattie Griffith of Wilkes are visiting
relatives in our neighborhood
Mr. J. II. \V right lias opened a store
in Woodstock and competition is so
lively that goods can he bought {here
as cheap as on the railraod.
Mr. Well, Luuecford and .Miss Mattie
ttjeso were married oil till inst, They
received man / nice and useful presents
from friends. They have the best
wishes ot “Yo Scribe”
in our Mass Meeting let us be sure
to be united, pass by all wlio are seek¬
ing office and select the ablest and most
conservative men. Wo think the plan
outlined in Hie People’s Party Paper
the best of any we ever knew: by a
dopling it we will be sure to know wind
the people, want.
Can Any On« Account for Tlilnf
An Auburn physician in his ninny
years of practice line noted that few
people are born on the l7ih of tlio
month. lit' waH Born that day him
self, und being <>f an olmerving turn
of notice.—L**isbm mind lias taken jiarticuluj
Journal.
A ICrpIy of T lunyian'lit
Some years ago a certain press
agency wrote to the laureate offering
him u supply of cuttings as to his
works. His reply wan brief, “Toni
Tennyson dona not care to pay for
gnat bites New York Tribune.
Yellow hi. tiff is used largely by the
Canadian French girls, who compose
a majority of thw employees iu the
cotton mills ull over Mm United
8tat«s, particularly in New KngluiA
**——r fiv r v p n sewV
It may not ht> generally known that
Queen Victoria onee had poetic aspiv
ntioiis and carried them no far lists
write a book of verses. She sent ibis
tc a publisher under a nom do plume
and had the pleasure well known to
Rome humbler folk of having it
promptly “returned with thanks.’*—
Lilieugo Herald.
HON, T. E. WATSON
Will Probably Address
the Populists at
Greenesboro on tho
20th Instant.
We urs in receipt of a letter from
Mr, R. K. Davison of \v... . ivllleeoti
(ainiug the above informal ion. Ev¬
eryone Is mvlted to come out. Tin
I’opulists of adjoining counties are
esptdaily included in this Invitation,
It would is) more than folly to Iiy lo
expatiate on t lie Mr. ui soii’h political
carter or Ids qualities as a speaker;
everybody knows him too well.
Como one and all. It* member the
time is the third Saturday. The 20th
of this month.
For pain In the idlest there I* nothing
better than a (1 m i *• loth saturated with
Chamberlains Fain lla ill and bound on
over Ihe seat of pain, for sale by Dr. It.
J. Bled Druggist
A Pleasant Occasion.
In spite of Hu- gloomy weather here
lately Ihe young people have been in
joying themselves In a sociable way.
One of the most pleasant of these oCea
sinus oi-i uri-d at the home of Miss Lilia
Norton last Friday evening at which a
few friends partook of the hospitably
of the charming young hostess in !hc
enjoyment of the coin game.
xhe little folks also had a sociable it
•’ who w-re
•
present report the occasion as one >f
t f ie genuine pleasure to all.
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Rbeumatlstn. Headache, Emachi*, Tooth
mM , N -,. ura iria, are onlv sever., re.
mimb r* that your -u.maeh liver and kb!
- v*^e nmm
,w.L- wtR p, ir tft.-r and It lined directly Msk.- mi
( M, ltw ly do this as arts warranted
the vital parts. Every bottle
by Du It, J 1 lit"*
CORRESPONDENTS
DOTS ON TI1H ROAD.
Iiy Traveler.
Some very bad weather last week.
Mr. James Elliott, of Wat von spent
the day with us recently. Come again
we will bo glad to see you.
Miss Claude Battle is v.-ry much
improved in health since her ret ill'll
home at Barnett, from Grovetowu.
D r. J. J. Coo|a-r has been quite sick
recently but is la-tier at this writing.
Capt, J. J. Battle was quite sick a
few days ago but was better at the
last account.
Mr. G. It, Gregory and wife spent
the day with us last Sunday.
We wore glad to meet Mr. Tout
Akins on the streets again I. st we. k
we hope he will entirely recover fro a
his late sickness.
Mr. \V. M. It Miki r, of Barn -tt f*-t
lion has moved to Ouivcitou an I ae
copied a situation with Mr. Chatlos
Rocker, we wish him much suee.e s.
Mis. Toole, an old lady id Williams
creek settle men t, died I e t week.
Mrs. Ci>at Elliott has returned fioui
a two weeks stay iu IPairen county.
Mi. Lee Davis, of Atlanta was on a
visit to relatives lo tins county recent
Five manmges reported iu Warren
county last Sunday, that is il t ig busi¬
ness in tlml line tor one day in one
county.
Mr. .1 E. Bag by and Miss I,iz.at t
Rocker intended the niairiago of Mi
Lee llarils and Miss Mara Harper ot
Williams creek on the II h instant.
Uncle Tommie Ilynds who died re
cently in this comity was a good clevei
old gentlemen ami everybody liked
him that knew him. lie was always in
u good liuiiior and had a pleasant word
Inr everybody, Peace to Ids remains
whei;e they sleep in -loath.
dm I! other cu i i spniidenl. ill Wnod
vlllv, wrote In such glowing tortus of
the prosperity of Ins town and coin
inanity generally, flint we ham .iIiimmI
jtUu9d.cd Jo jw■ ve^lU_U.' re mid cos'. out
let will. I he people Of that wide-awake
and industrious town we have spent, a
many happy day up there in days gone
by
Sharon Dots,
News mid credit mu hoi’ scare e dls
week in our town. Iv-.it. things show ter
Iveii up a’t -r it while.
Mr. Gluts. I. Smith managing edi¬
tor of the A DVOt'A'i i-D emocuat was
lu Sharon Wednesday last week de¬
liver mg Home first class job woi k.
Misses Nora Moore mid EbhIo Ntoiie,
two of Baytown’s molt excellent young
ladles vislicrl tlio daughters of Mr If
T. Kendrick last, Friday until Sunday.
Mi. A. A. Mershon Inis retbed to
his home in the country where bo w.li
fit-ill this year.
J. A. Ki.'idtlck has just received n
lug lot of good Flour which is for salt*
at 83..50 per lild. and better.
Mr. .1. Ruff Kendrick and slater
Miss Love went to Washington Wed¬
nesday to attend a wedding.
Little J«e, «on of Mr. A. D. Moore
star ted lo M-.lneil tins week, bo’s only
four years old, unlike his papa lie’s
low up and high round. Little hoys
are, great possilidites and early 1 ra'n
ing prepares them for grand acln-avs
Blent.
Misses DaniuriS Moore and Ella
IFoodruff were in town shopping,
Tuesday.
Mr. T. E. Kendrick has retired to
his country In.me, though In- pays us
a cordial visit occasionally.
Mr. (). M. Kmith of Washington
and Mr. Fred Brown from Atlanta
alighted from the cars at our depot
last Holiday a. in. They dld’ut say
u ,,. y |„ v isit(?)
Iher*i to 1m* h grunt unuHHinfHH
the people, they’re afraid
the Pulpit Is loosing It’s saving power
and the Hunday schools are not made
1Ilt e,esHng ......... and the Fiaye,
meetings are aim ist neglected.
Certainly something is wrong with
the church folks, It cant be pove, ly
because that would make Hern sties
cUme l( , UlH l/0rf1> natllrit i a p,.earanee
. It hn t t w , scatter,,' „„r t olllles
umon .a ,o the
’ i„- old Satan who
has implanted Ms diabolical . . . i r
envy and strife in the hearts ot [be
people and discoid and hatred to sep
aratfe*friend* anil Urutli #w». Oli letd a,
way with Ihofte k- ts.it. di.TerenoHi and
be united in one brotliertiood
battling Tor h« rne Peauj h i ! fleaven.
The persi -tent cotig i wh Icli ii-ually
follows an attack of the grip can be per
inantiy cured by taking ChAud erlaln s
Gmigh Ki-nusly. W. A McGuire of Me
j Kay, Ohio. sr.\s: "I,a Grippe left with me
a severe cough. Aft* r using several dllf *r
eni medicines wiihmt r.-llcf I tried
Ghatuberla u’s * oug i Reiuely, which et
feetid a psrmanaot care. 1 have
| found it to tie without an equal tor ehil
| dren, when troubled whit colds nr
j 25 and 50 cent S*oUles fo* sale by Dr.
J, Held Druggist.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
WATSON’S PAPER
And Help Build Polk’s
Monument.
Mr. S. it. ltholes is a contestant
for the 820 gold prize offered
by the People's Party Paper, and
makes this proposition to the public:
For one dollar be will give you the
People’s Party Pap vr one year aud The
j and Advocate Democrat three months,
I il lie gets the prize you who have
| subscribed through him will have a*
sisted iu building the monument to the
memory of our lamented Polk. Bring
or send your dsllar to
S. H. RHODES,
( r.i vfonlville, Ga.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powdet
World's l air Highest Award.
HUSINES$ NOTICE .
All persons indebted tothcAnvo
r.vri: Dmoii-at for subscription or
advertising will pay the same to (’. L.
Siniili, th present publisher of the
paper. Fait L. Smith.
liuckleiis A in lea Salve.
Tlio b.'-t sitlvc In the world for Cut*
Bruise-*, Sore-, Ulnars, Halt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Teller, 1 1 x)>i**-iI M ind *, Chilblains
turns, Mii.l all.Skin Kruptlons, mill po«l
ilvulj rw - I’ll*-, or no p:iy required. It
Is giitumdec d Biulvt; pciiort siitlsfuetlon
or money i-efutnli*il. Price '2‘- cents p -,r
bo*. For -nle liv l>r .it. J. Kelt).
BOCA I. CO I ION MARKET
(food Middling t;»,
Vlrlct Middling -
Middling
Voung Wives
Who are for the first tlmo to
undergo woman’s severest trial
wo offer
“Mothers Friend”
A remedy which, If used a* directed a few
week* before confinement, rolw it of it*
PAIN, HORROR AND RISK TO LIFE
of both mother and child, an thousands who
have used it testify.
*t ««M two hottlM ef MnTHras FaiENnwith
marvelous roaulta, a»<l wlsh ewry woman
w f„) |,,, H to pavi through tlwordesil FwiHlMOf of child-birth Rlew to
know H th»*y will dm MOTHER* of and
u-ffks it will mix nnhneiwmt futn
imMnsur* snfely to lift of mother ana child*
Mrs. Sam Iiamilton, Montgoimiy City,Mo.
Bont by firpr^ff, rharg©* pfryald, on receipt of
», !jo r U«. #1 in pfrtwttln Sold by *11 druggist*. Doo*
Mothor* malVed 1tm. Co., Atlanta, .... Oa.
liaAUkliaD KiaiULArgii
Mass Meeting.
A mass meeting of the I’opulista of
Taliaferro county Is called to meet in
(Iraw ford villa January 20, 191)4. Ev‘«
ei)l)udy Invited to come; business of
importance to be transacted.
J. A. H’oOBAf.r,,
( lialrmin Executive Com.
Nonpareil air Curler.
Will keep the llalr In wanauted.by curt the dampest Du¬
ll. weather. J. Kicin. Every liottle
m:whP v i’ I'.it MHIM1 Itli'TION
I. AW";
Few readers of pup it folly undei"
stand the laws governing subscript ioih.
I he decisions of the United Statis
Court on this subject are;
1 Hubscribers w!io do not give ex
piesa notice to the contrary are con
aider* d as wishing to renew their sub¬
scriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discon*
llnuunce of their p< rlodlcals, the pub¬
lisher may continue to send them un¬
til all aireaiugcs are paid,
3. If Bubrcnbers neglect or refuse to
take their periodicals front the posU
I 111 ;e to which they are directed, tbey
;ti *• responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered them discontin¬
ued.
» If subsenbers move ... to other places *
without informing the publishers, and
naners aie m-nt to the former ad •
they ^ -ire held responsible
1 ,le 3 tills have il .1 j r .
Uk « i'ericHeals from the of
,l< ”’ or removing and leave them u -
-fled for, is fnt.ua kacje evidence of
Inteutional fraud,
ft «• o It subscribers suhsenners pay pav In in advance, advance
they are bound to give notice at tho
end of the time if they do not wish to
continue takiux il; otherwise tho pub
ia auUi -r y .*\ lo oond it, and the
siiUscrilwr Wit! bj r*sponsible until an
tx •t^ta notice, with payment of all
arrearage*, is sent to the publiiher.
The latest postal laws are such that
1 newspaper publishers can arrest anyone
j 0( . f ra , 1( ] who takes a paper and refus
; es to pay for it. Under this law the
j 1 who allows It is subscription to
! man
j run along for same time unpaid, and
i then otders tt discontinued, or orders
: \ the post master to mark it "refused,”
j and have a postal card sent notifying
t | ie publisher, leaves himself liable to
I arres *. alui lilie llie Jim . as for theft
*