Wagg-Anderson Woolen Co. v. Dunn

Cassoday, C. J.. It appears from, the record that January 30, 1894, one Einkelstein was indebted to the plaintiff ■on account of goods theretofore sold and delivered, and on that day executed and delivered to the plaintiff, on account of such'indebtedness, his judgment note for $325; that judgment was thereupon immediately entered, and execution issued, and Finkelstein’s stock of goods levied upon and taken into the possession of the sheriff; that Finkelstein thereupon protested, and the result was that January 31, 1894, Finkelstein gave to the plaintiff a bill of sale of his said stock of…