Other complainants: Harriet Lanning, Charlotte Chambers, Joseph Chambers. Other defendants: Eliner C. Ferguson, Ann J. Ferguson, A. G. Barber and wife Sarah Barber, R. S. Jacoby and wife Cassie Jacoby, Isaac A. Ferguson, Eliza R. Ferguson, and several members of the Dent family. No docket number visible.

Annie Brown was the widow of George Brown. This case involved a dispute between her and her stepchildren over the interests and rights to a hardware business owned by the said George Brown, deceased.

Plaintiff was seeking money from the defendant for goods and services. The total amount came to $130.52. The defendant charged that he had paid a credit of $ 5.52 and should not have to pay the full amount. The plaintiff then filed a bill of certiorari.

Plaintiff in error hired the defendant in error to build and erect a stone wall for the foundation of a house to be located on the plaintiff's lot on Front Street in Nashville. Defendant in error purchased stone from an old jail to use in the foundation. Plaintiff refused to allow the defendant to begin work and the defendant brought suit seeking damages.

Plaintiff brought an action to recover $200 for services rendered under a contract of employment by the defendant as a school teacher at the Wartrace High Graded Common School. The controversy in this case was whether the plaintiff was hired during a legal meeting of the board of education, which consisted of: J. W. Holt, J. W. Shriver, J. W. Templeton, J. E. Justice, J. A. Cunningham, and B. F. Cleveland.

Add def: J. N. Porter, Jno. N. Booker, A. W. McDonald, R. C. Jamison, R. H. Kittrell, L. C. Gracy, Second National Bank of Columbia, American National Bank, Capital City Bank, American National Bank of Dallas, Second National Bank of Louisville, Second National Bank of Richmond, J. W. Manier and Co., J. H. Fussell, W. D. Younger, E. E. Erwin, S. P. Payne, J. W. Lee, W. P. Ingram, J. W. S. Ridley, W. C. Whitthorne, and George Childress. Pla. is trustee of Columbia which has executed a general assignment.

The Atwood Company contracted with Cannon to build a gin house, which they claim was never completed.

Additional plaintiffs: Robert J. Morgan. Additional defendants: Memphis Trust Company, James A. Omberg, A. J. McLendon, G. C. Matthews, Walker Kennedy, W. L. Trask, H. A. Beck, A. O. Maury, O. P. Bard, Memphis Gas Light Company, Livermore Foundry and Machine Company, S. C. Beckwith, C. P. J. Mooney, W. W. Whitmore, Carbon Hill Coal Company.

Cousin was charged with the murder of his wife one Martha Cousan. The weapon that was used was a pistol.

Add Pla: William A. Nance and Susan Nance Hamilton, wife of A.J. Hamilton. Add def: Martha J. Nance, John Y. Cooper and wife Margaret J. Cooper. In 1866 land belonging to Andrew Castleman located in the 11 Civil District of Davidson County was equally divided amongst his twelve heirs. In 1893 pla. brought suit complaining that W. L. Nance was falsely claiming ownership of said land. Casefile notes William A. Nance was confined to the State Insane Asylum in Nashville for 16 years prior to the trial.

This suit was brought by the pla. against the def., administrator of the estate of E. T. Lynch, to recover $500 due from said estate. Lynch was employed by the Maplewood Suburban Home Co. to construct an overhead trolley and contracted with the pla. to do the work of grading the railway. Pla. claims that Lynch agreed to share a bonus given by the said M. S. H. Co. for work completed in a specified time, but the money has not yet been paid. Before his death Lynch brought suit against the M. S. H. Co.

Additional defendants: C. E. Gibson, wife of R. Gibson and John F. Todd.

Additional plaintiff: J. H. Brown and A. B. Biddle, J. I. Hawkins, R. M. May, J. A. February, Jacob Southerland, T. H. Reeves, J. M. Mitchell, T. H. West and W. S. Hickey. Additional defendants I. F. Lewis and W. A. Lewis. The defendants were indebted to the plaintiffs for goods. The plaintiffs were seeking the remaining sum for the goods the defendants purchased for their store.

The plaintiff was seeking the money that was owed by the defendants. Reason for debt not stated.

In 1892 William Newbern, an employee of the defendant, was struck by a train in the town of Clarksville. He died from the resulting injuries, leaving a widow and six children. Plaintiff brought suit for damages as the administrator of Newbern's estate. The defendant claimed Newbern was intoxicated at the time of the accident. Newbern earned $25 per month cleaning the defendant's "Princeton," train.

Other defendants: C. C. Glover, J. S. Toof, E. S. McGowan, J. S. McTighe -- the first of Toof, McGowan & Co.

Estate of John T. Eddins. Additional defendants: Suzy T. Allen, Mrs. Mattie Loller

Debt due by draft under $500.

Additional plaintiffs: Mansfield Drug Co. Additional defendants: G. W. Nowlin Debt for drugs in the amount of $168.50.

Additional defendants: J. F. Hayghett, Robert Diamond, W. F. Lee, William Smith, B. Dunkleburg, P. A. Clark, Jon. Pagett, William Hall, Denty Dawn, Thomas Butler, J. R. McCart, A. Alton, Chas. Holstinger, K. Lewallen and J. R. Goan. The plaintiff charged that an election that was held was held fraudulently The plaintiff charged that poll list was not complete as there were names missing.

Not on the cover, Richardson's husband, Edward, was named as primary pltf. throughout the case. Bettie was also listed as Kate in part of the case. Pltf. purchased a suit of furniture from Lowery Bros. on notes, Lowery Bros. sold out to dfnts. Pltf. asserted she had paid for the furniture suit in full, but had not received the goods she purchased.

Enjoined "from manufacturing and selling product, 'Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator,' in the packages, with the devices, and trademarks" of the original product. Dr. Simmons Medicine Co. was located in St. Louis, Mo. See WT Box 382.