Beer v. Landman

DENMAN, Associate Justice.

—On account of dealings in cotton futures between D. Landman, appellee, and H. & B. Beer, appellants, closed in December, 1891, appellee owed appellants $1004 on open account, to secure which he indorsed and delivered to them two negotiable vendor’s lien notes, hereinafter mentioned, and in August, 1892, he executed to the latter, in settlement of'said open account, his two promissory notes for $525 each, one of which was subsequently paid, leaving the two collateral notes with them as security. Before the filing of this suit, appellants, H. & B. Beer, residents of…