Hartman v. Ringgenberg

Olds, J. —

The appellees were the owners of horses, buggies, harness and other personal property comprising a livery stock, and, on the 8th day of August, 1882, sold the same „to the appellant, and as a part of the purchase-price appellant executed to the appellees his four promissory notes of that date, each for the sum of four hundred dollars, due respectively in one, two, three and four years from date; he also executed to the appellees a chattel mortgage, on- the said personal property so purchased, to secure the payment of said notes. On August 14th, 1885, the appellees filed their…