Cantrell v. Peugh

The appellee, "W. Gr. Peugh, sued the appellant Tom Cantrell in the justice court on a note for two hundred dollars, with a credit thereon of three dollars and eighty cents, making the principal and amount due one hundred ninety-six dollars and twenty cents, and obtained judgment. The note bore interest at the rate of eight per cent., and provided for reasonable attorney’s fees, “if the note was placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.” Cantrell appealed to the circuit court, and furnished bond in double the amount of the judgment with two sureties thereon. The note was filed with…