Raby v. Sweetzer, Pembroke & Co.

WILLIAMS, Associate Justice.

In August, 1892, B. F. Lloyd,, who had recently opened a mercantile establishment at Longview, Texas, purchased of appellees, who were wholesale merchants of Mew York,, goods of the value of $5565.2?, for $2250 of which he gave his note-with the indorsement of O. F. Parks, and for the remainder gave his two other notes without security. On the 13th day of October, following, attachments in favor of a number of persons, claiming to be creditors of Lloyd, were levied on his stock of goods at Longview, in which were included a portion of the goods which appellees had…