Boehringer v. A. B. Richards Medicine Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LIGHTFOOT, Chief Justice.
— On July 17,1891, C. F. Boehringer & Soehne, a partnership, of New York City, filed its petition against the A. B. Richards Medicine Company, a partnership, of Sherman, Texas, to recover from defendant the sum of $850, and interest, alleged to be due for the purchase of certain goods, wares, and merchandise. The merchandise referred to in the petition was quinidia. On July 17, 1891, defendant answered, alleging, that about April 20, 1890, it ordered from plaintiffs about 3500 ounces of quinidia pure, a sample of which was furnished to plaintiffs, and goods ordered…
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