Garst v. Good

— In March, 1890, Horn rented for the period of one year a certain piece of farming land to Million and Parker, they agreeing to pay $237 cash on December 25, 1890. The contract for renting was in writing; and in addition thereto the lessees made their note payable December 25, 1890, to Horn for the *150said $237, and Hayes signed the note as security. The tenants raised a crop of corn and gathered and cribbed it on the land. They then sold the com, in the pens,, to plaintiff Glarst. Thereupon, Horn brought suit to-enforce his landlord’s lien for unpaid rent, and attached the corn. Glarst then…