Crowl v. Goodenberger

On October 13, 1893, the plaintiff sold to the defendant a portable sawmill, or at least entered into a contract by the terms of which defendant was to have the mill for $400 worth of beech lumber. The plaintiff took back from the defendant the following agreement, the performance of which was understood to be full payment for the mill:

“ I, D. A. Goodenberger, hereby agree to furnish Jacob L. Crowl $400 worth of beech lumber, at $12 per thousand, delivered; said lumber to be cut from merchantable logs; said lumber to be delivered within six months; lumber to be log run, one-third two-inch and…