Stabler v. Gund

Plaintiffs in error were engaged in business under the name of the Nebraska Manufacturing Company, and defendants in error were engaged in the banking business under the name and style of the Webster County Bank. On the 15th day of December, 1884, the firm of Schunk & Mouser, composed of J. Schunk and L. D. Mouser, was indebted to plaintiffs in1 error for goods, wares, and merchandise sold and delivered, to the amount of several hundred dollars, a part, of which indebtedness was evidenced by four promissory notes, and the balance was on *649book account. Eor the purpose of securing the payment of…