Lill v. Brant

On the 14th of May, 1876, appellee filed in the County Court a claim against the estate of William Lili, setting forth in substance that about June 1, 1865, Horan was the owner of a liquor and billiard saloon, with the stock, fixtures and furniture thereof, in the city of Chicago, of the value of $12,000, and of two lots described, and was indebted to Lili for goods sold and delivered in the sum of $3,500, and to others not named, in the aggregate sum of $15,000; that he then conveyed to said Lili all of said property, “ upon the understanding and agreement between said Horan and said Lili…