Glover v. Holman

On May 10, 1926, complainants E. A. Glover and E. W. Youngblood sold and delivered to the defendants S. B. Holman and son, S. "W. Holman, 184 head of hogs for the-price of $1745. These hogs had been purchased by Glover and Youngblood in Louisiana, and were shipped to Union City, Tennessee, and unloaded from the stock car into the stock pen of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad of Union City, on Sunday, May 9th. The car contained about 210 head of hogs. Youngblood had called the complainants over the telephone on Sunday, May 9th, and informed them that he had these hogs for sale. On Monday morning,…