Singletary v. Goeman

LEVY, Associate Justice.

— Appellant conveyed to G. H. Goeman a house and lot in Pittsburg, Texas, for the consideration of $1,300, and the deed delivered recited a cash payment of $650 and two notes, each for $325, payable one and two years after date respectively. The First National Bank of Pittsburg, it seems, let the vendee Goeman have the money to make the cash payment on the land to appellant, and a note was executed by Goeman and the appellees as sureties for the amount to the bank in the first instance as payee. The bank brought the suit, claiming, among other things not material to…