Clodfelter v. Hulett

— The complaint in this cause is upon a promissory note executed by appellant and another. The appellant answered in several paragraphs, to the third of which a demurrer was sustained; and the ruling which we are first required to examine is that sustaining appellee’s demurrer to this paragraph of the answer.

The paragraph under examination alleges substantially these facts: That Noah J. Clodfelter bought from the appellee a hardware store on the 20th of October, 1874 that, as a part of the same transaction, the said Noah executed three promissory notes to appellee, payable in one, two and…