Millsaps v. Strange Co.

1. In a suit upon an account, wliere from the testimony of the plaintiff’s bookkeeper the jury could have inferred: that he made all the entries in the plaintiff’s books and kept the books correctly; that the entries were made by him in the usual order of business, from original sales tickets delivered to him by the plaintiff’s clerks or salesmen, who made and delivered the tickets simultaneously with sales and as mere memoranda thereof; that the witness did not make the sales, and that his knowledge of the account was limited to the facts stated, but that from these facts, including the…