Shepherd v. Wood

In vacation, on January 11, 1897, the appellant filed with the clerk of Moultrie County his declaration in assumpsit against appellees, in which he claimed a judgment in vacation against them on the promissory note, warrant of attorney and written assignment indorsed on the note filed with the declaration, which are as follows:

“$326.11. Lovington, Illinois, December 17,1896.

“Four months after date, for value received, we or either of us promise to pay to the order of M. T. Shepherd at the ‘Home and Time Deposit Bank,’ Lovington, 111., three hundred twenty-six and llrlOO dollars, with interest…