Schall v. Eisner
Supreme Court of Georgia
"Witness. Evidence. Statute of Limitations. Practice in the Supreme Court. Before Judge ILill. Bibb Superior Court. April Term, 1876. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
Eisner sued Scball on a two hundred dollar note due in 1860, for three hundred dollars money loaned in 1865 or 1867, and balance of a running account between the two. Eisner worked as a day laborer in Schall’s shoe shop, in Macon, and kept an account against him for work and labor *192done in the shop; Schall boarded him, and paid him some money, from time to time; the price of board was a subject of dispute. On the trial of the case brought on the two hundred dollar note, the three hundred dollars money loaned, and the balance alleged to be due on the account, making, in all,…
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