Cruse v. Jones

Suit upon an account, in which the verdict and judgment were in favor of the defendant, and the plaintiffs appealed in error.

There is evidence in the bill of exceptions tending to show that the articles were furnished by the plaintiffs on the credit of the defendant and charged to him. They were intended to be used, and were used in the erection of a Baptist Church, the defendant being the Chairman of the Building Committee. They were shipped to, received by him, and used, in part at least, under his instructions. The defendant, in his examination as a witness on his own behalf, says: “…