Woodford v. Hamilton

This was an action commenced in the Jackson Circuit Court by the appellants, George A. Woodford and John Pohlman, against the appellee Anna C. Hamilton, to recover on an account for certain liquors sold and delivered by the appellants to stock up a saloon for the retail business, and to set aside a conveyance subsequently made, of certain real estate, by Anna C. Hamilton, to her co-appellee Bridget Hamilton, as fraudulent, and subject the same to the payment of said claim.

There was an answer in general denial which put the case at issue. The cause was submitted to the court for trial, and, at…