Purdom v. Boyd

FISHER, Judge,

Section B.—November 8, 1888, appellant brought this suit against appellees Boyd and Sanger Bros, to recover $7000 damages, the value of certain goods taken from the possession of appellant by appellees under and by virtue of a writ of attachment sued out at the instance of Sanger Bros, and executed by appellant Boyd, the sheriff of Johnson County. The writ was sued out by Sanger Bros, in a case wherein they were plaintiffs, and G. W. Capps, F. M. Pope, and L. G-. Perkle, as partners under the firm name of Pope, Capps & Co., were defendants. The goods in controversy were levied…