Ryan & Miller v. American Steel & Wire Co.

Opinión op the Court by

Judge Miller —

Affirming.

Ryan & Miller are merchants doing business in Hardin, Marshall County, Kentucky, and for a period of four years, beginning about 1906, they had sold, in that locality, a patent woven wire fence manufactured by the appellee, and known upon the market as the “American Fence.” At the close of 1909, Ryan & Miller were indebted to appellee in the sum of $1,579.10, which was evidenced by two notes dated May 1, 1910. On June 13, 1910, they brought this action against the appellee for $1,000 damages for breach of contract, and asked that the $1,000 be…