Johnson v. Hoover

— The appellees sued the appellant for the ■value of “one Excelsior Reaper and Mowing Machine Combined,” by them sold and delivered to him, at his request, ■for the price of one hundred and fifty dollai’s.

The defendant answered to the following effect: That, •about the time alleged in the complaint, he received and became the owner of the machine described in the plaintiffs’, bill of particulars in this way, to wit: Charles Ballard and Anselm Hobbs, being in the business of retailing agricultural implements, agreed to deliver said machine to the defendant, to be his property forever, upon…