McCune v. Commercial Pub. Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHoldeN, P. J.
The Commercial Publishing Company, appellee, sued P. G-. McCune, appellant, for four hundred twenty-five dollars and sixty-five cents, in the circuit court, as a balance due by McCune to the Commercial Publishing Company under a contract for the agency and sale and delivery of the daily Commercial Appeal, at Kosciusko. The case has drifted along for several years, having been begun in the circuit court, but transferred: to the chancery court, and after several rulings in both courts, Mc-Cune appeals here to settle the different propositions of law inyolved.
The case, in short, is that McCune…
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