McFarland v. McGill

TARLTON,

Chief Justice.—On May 10, 1894, W. R. McGill purchased from Lon P. McFarland certain mares and colts. The bill of sale executed by the latter to the former recites a transfer with warranty of title to the animals sold, “in consideration of $1500 paid and promised to be paid by W. R. McGill, as follows: $250 cash, and five promissory notes this day executed by said McGill, for $250 each, and due and paya ble as follows, to wit: first due November 10, 1894; second due 10th day of May, 1895; third due 10th day of May, 1896; fourth due 10th day of May, 1897; fifth due 10th day of May,…