W. D. Cleveland v. Houston Sporting Goods

Appellant sued F. W. Martin, doing business as the Houston Sporting Goods Store, to recover the sum of $411.61, alleged to be due on an account for certain ammunition sold to appellee by appellants. Appellee sought to avoid payment of a portion of the account by a plea that the agent who sold the goods to appellee agreed to allow a discount of 2y2 per cent, on all purchases made of appellants, that he had" bought $7,146.45 worth of goods, and that on that sum appellee was entitled to a discount of $178.66. The cause was tried by the court, and judgment was rendered in favor of appellants for…