Eberts v. Selover

This is an .action brought to recover the subscription price of a local history. The subscription was obtained by an agent of the plaintiffs, and defendant signed his name tó a promise to pay ten dollars on the delivery of the book. This promise was printed in a little book, made use of for the purpose of obtaining such subscriptions, and on the opposite page, in sight of one signing, was a reference-' to “ rules to agents,” printed on the first page of the book. One of these rules was that “ no promise or statement made-by an agent which interferes with the intent of printed con-' tract…