W. T. Raleigh Co. v. Rotenberry

Appellant is a manufacturer and seller of proprietary medicines, extracts, and the like. One Gibson was a local retail dealer for appellant, and appellees were the accommodation sureties on a contract of suretyship executed unto appellant in behalf of said local retail dealer, in which contract the appellant is referred to as the seller, and the local retail dealer as the buyer. The dealer or buyer failed to pay a balance said to be due by him to appellant, and suit was instituted against the buyer and the sureties. The proof showed that payment had been made for all purchases subsequent to…