Bowers v. Atlanta Constitution Publishing Co.

This is a suit against W. M. Bowers, W. E. Echols, and E. C. Thurston, to recover on a contract of guaranty by which they guaranteed to pay the Constitution Publishing Company for any papers which the company might furnish William Thurston, a newsboy, who, it was contemplated would receive papers from the Constitution Publishing Company and sell them to subscribers. The plaintiff alleged generally that the papers were furnished to Thurston, and that the latter had not paid therefor and was indebted to the plaintiff in an aggregate amount, to wit, $122. It was also alleged that this…