King v. Harter

Acker, Judge.

John Harter owned a residence and lots, and a business house and lot, in the town of Henrietta. He and his family occupied the residence as their home, and he carried on the business of retail liquor dealer in the business house. Harter was indebted to various persons, including appellants. On the twenty-eighth of October, 1883, one of his creditors *580sued out an attachment, and caused it to be levied upon his bar fixtures and billiard tables. The next day other attachments were levied upon all other personal property in the-saloon business. On November 2, 1883, LeGierse & Co.…