The Newspaper Law Summary
A 19th century notice outlines subscriber duties and consequences for nonpayment or noncollection. It states that failure to cancel implies continued subscription, and moving without informing the publisher makes the subscriber liable for arrears. It also warns that refusal to pay or to collect can lead to arrest and fines for fraud or theft.
Fine Haircutting By Antone Benenato
Antone Benenato offers haircutting services opposite the Government Building with specialty styling. The note lists the address as 18 and promotes his salon as a place for fine haircuts and personalized care.
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