Galvin v. Syfers

— Appellees sued appellant upon a promissory note dated March 1, 1895, due in one year, and payable at a bank within this State. The note was payable to one E. G-. Cross, and the complaint avers that it was indorsed to appellees before maturity, and for a valuable consideration.

Appellant answered in three paragraphs, to the second of which, a demurrer, for want of facts, was sustained. To the first paragraph of answer, the appellees replied in three paragraphs, to the second and third of which appellant demurred. To the third paragraph of answer, the appellees replied in *44two paragraphs, and,…