Bone v. Faircloth

This was a suit by W. A. Eaircloth, as sole surviving partner of the firm of Wall & Faircloth, against W. H. Bone Jr., on eleven promissory notes, executed by Bone, in the total sum of $523.25. The notes were payable to “Wall & Faircloth.” The petition, as amended, set out that the partnership of Wall & Faircloth was'formed a number of years prior to the execution of the notes sued on, and was composed of J. L. Wall and W. A. Fair-cloth, and that they owned both real estate and personal property and were engaged in the sawmill business, including the cutting of timber and manufacturing it…