Lowry v. Megee

This was an action for damages by the appellee against the appellants, founded upon the following contract:

“March 30th, 1871.

“ This is to certify that 'we have, this day, bought eighty cattle of Absalom Megee, that he is now feeding, or as many of them as may live, at six dollars and fifty cents, gross, per cwt., weighed on said Megee’s scales, on demand, the last half of July next three car loads of said cattle, and two car loads from the middle of July to the last day of August next, giving said Megee three days’ notice in each lot.

“G. & F. M. Lowry.

“Attest: J. Daubenspeck.”

A demurrer was…