Beck Duplicator Co. v. Fulghum

On the 20th of March, 1902, the plaintiffs in error bargained to the defendant in error certain machines, called duplicators, amounting to $116.10, after a certain discount was deducted. The date of the order for these articles was afterwards, changed to April 7th, by consent, for satisfactory reasons, and the order bore this further statement: “Sole Agency for.Macon & Vicinity,” signed “Ernest L. Beck,” who was one of the partners *837constituting the firm of the plaintiffs in error. The defendant in’ error having failed to p.ay for said articles, a suit was brought against him in the city court…