McPhee v. Gomer

On the 11th day of November, 1887, appellants were indebted for lumber to M. C. Jackson in the sum of $955. One Samuel J. Levy brought suit by attachment against Jackson before a justice of the peace and garnisheed appellants, who answered they were not indebted. The answer was traversed, and it would seem that a trial was had, resulting in a judgment for the garnishees. An appeal was taken to the county court and a trial had as to the liability of the *462garnishees; a finding against them and judgment for the sum of $192.40, which, together with the costs, amounted to $215.65, was fully paid by…