Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-11-27
THE INDEPENDENT
FOR 1881!

AT no period since the great panic o
1873 have the prospects of TIM INnE
PENDENT been so promising, or its sub
scription list increased so rapidly. or it.
cash receipts for its subscriptions ant
advertising been SO large as during tn.
past year. With these facts before us
We have determined that no stop shall
be made in our onward movement, ant
we therefore invite public attention t.
our NEW TERMS FOR 1881, as fol
lows:
One SUBSCRIPTION one year, in ad
vance Observation-Disclosures. s. x
One subscription two years, IN
duNdIlCe W
One subscription with one NEW
subscriber. both in advance. in
one remittance ........... 5 on
One subscription with two NEW
subscribers, all three in adj
vance. in one remittance. -. 0C
One subscription with three SEw
subscribers, all four in advance,
in one remittance. sc
One subscription with four NEW
subscribers. all five in advance.
in one remittance ........... 10 on
Any number over FIVE at the same
rate, invariably with one remittance.
On this liberal basis We expect con-
tinued rush of new subscriptions, from
every section of the country and
through the entire year.
"A IL old ~, sop, 1,or 20
newing his subscription. to invite at
least one person to join him in order
ing the paper. In almost every city.
town, or village it would be very
easy matter. we think. for any one to
secure four new names-making. with
his own. FIVE in all-in order to get orr
lowest club rates-viz,, 200 per annum.
If all will make this simple effort, our
subscription list will he immensely
increased during the present year.
We should be very glad to have
some friend in every locality start a
movement at once 20 secure large
club of new subscribers on very liberal
terms now offered. A few hours trial
would produce, we think, very large
results.
~ Rcmittancts must-bc made in money
orders, bank checks. or drafts, if possible.
When neither of these can be procured, send
the money in a registered letter. The pres
cmt registration system is virtually a'b>u-
lutte protection against losses by mail. and all
p,stmasters are obliged 10 register letters
whenever requested to do so.
PAPERS are forwarded until an explicit
order is received by the publisher for their
discontiIUancc and until payment of arrcar-
ages is made, rs required by law.
No names entered on the subscription
books without the money in advance.
SUBSCRIBERS are particularly requested
to note the expiration Of their subscriptions.
and To forward what is due for the ensuing
year. with or without further reminder from
this Office.
THE RECEIPT of the paper is a sufficient
receipt of the FIRST subscription. Receipts
for money RENTED to RENEW subscriptions
are indicated by the change in the date of
expiration on the little yellow ticket attached
to the paper, which, change is made either
the first ar second week after the money is
received. But when a postage stamp is re-
ceivcd the receipt will he sent by mail.
Messrs SAMPSON LOW II co, No. lSS
Fleet Street are our agents in London to
receive subscriptions and advertisements.
Address THE INDEPENDENT.
P.O. Box 27O7. PSI Broadway, y, Y. City.