Wesley v. Lewis Bros.

1. The evidence, though in sharp conflict, fully authorized the finding that the plaintiff in error, who was one • of- the defendants in the court below, became responsible with the other defendants, to whom the goods were furnished, for the payment of the account sued on.

2. A surety may be sued separately from his principal. Civil Code (1910), § 3559; Amos v. Continental Trust Co., 22 Ca. App. 348 (2) (95 S. E. 1025). See also Cooper v. Cochran Cotton Mills, 30 Ca. App. 343 (118 S. E. 68); Draper, Moore & Co. v. Macon Dry Goods Co., 103 Ga. 661, 663 (30 S. E. 566). Accordingly, the fact that…