Stephens v. Davis

Davis recovered judgment against Stephens, before a Justice of the Peace of Williamson County, on a promissory note for $225. On appeal to the Circuit Court judgment was again in favor of Davis, and Stephens appealed in error to this Court.

The Commission of Referees reported in favor of an affirmance, and the case is now heard upon exceptions to that report.

On the 24th of December, 1881, Stephens, who was a farmer in Williamson County, was approached by one Cartwright and constituted an agent for the sale of “Pulliam Patent Bolster Springs,” and fifteen sets of said springs, estimated at $15…