Case involves 3 issues: payment of a note to the bank, suppression of a deposition, and attorney-client privilege.

Bank charged Thomason's estate with owing on a note of $642.00. The county court agreed & ordered the estate to pay the note with 10% interest. Case then appealed to Weakley Co. Circuit Court. Thomason countered saying the statute of limitations had run out. Substantial depositions given by A. R. Williams and H. B. Cardwell.

Additional plaintiffs: J. S. White. Additional defendants: Rachel H. Menken, John Claflin and Napoleon Hill.

Case is incomplete; brief only.

Cost of caring for two mules.

Connable Veneer and Lumber Company consists of Luke Connable, John L. Connable, Joseph M. Connable, Ralph M. Connable, Joseph H. Booes, and Frank Hershey. Sues for $5-7,000 remaining on his contract as wages. Two folders.

D.F. Stanley is sued W.M. Brevard and L.E. Brevard doing business as W.M. Brevard and Co. for debt on an account under $ 500

Additional parties: J. Shank, J. H. Ainsworth, J. C. A. Leppelman, G. M. McCarty. Debt for unpaid stock subscriptions.

F. M. Kennedy & Co., a stave business, comprised of J. B., Charles & J. E. Kennedy & A. Stafford. Details of case not given. Pogue brought suit by warrant twice against plaintiffs on "a plea of debt due by account". Won first suit with judgment of $457.90 & costs against plaintiffs. F. M. Kennedy & Co. won second suit with judgment of $220.19 & costs against Pogue. Pogue dec. pending suit; W. H. Rogers admin.

Plaintiff sued to collect $465 debt & $114 in freight charges & court costs. In March 1893 parties in suit dealt in livestock & shipped 8 jacks to Belton, TX. After disposing of 5, plaintiff sold his interest in remaining 3 jacks to Arthur M. Knight & settled partnership with deft. After settlement deft. owed him $465 which he has refused to pay. Deft. has also refused to pay his share of freight charges to have a stallion & jack shipped back to Bells, TN.

Ira W. King is sued business partners Harris & Fuqua for a sum under $500 which he claims they owe for repairs made to a boiler. Also see WT 772.

Incomplete case file. Short brief only. Suit seeks to establish the legality of garnishing accounts and income in order to recover a debt.

Debt for $12.50.

Additional plaintiffs: W. J. Caesar, Samuel M. Jarvis, Stanley L. Conklin, J. L. Holloway. Additional defendants: L. E. Boswell. Debt due by note on land.

Additional Defendant: J. R. Blount. Plaintiff was security for firm of Stout & Raney which executed promissory notes to Bank of Savannah. Appealing judgments totaling $1,107.18 won against him & Stout & Raney which resulted in certain tracts of land that belonged to plaintiff being levied on and sold to pay judgment. Plaintiffs maintains original judgments were invalid. J. R. Blount Sheriff of Decatur Co.

Debt due by note under $1,000.

J.C. Felsenthall claims that R.T. Pool and Mary Pool owe him $216.15 for goods ordered.

Debt allegedly due for "ammonia heads"

Debt by contract.

Debt due for money had and received of Garner Williams.

R.G. Brown claims that T.R. Boyle owes him $700 for services rendered.

Additional defendants: W. A. Skiles, J. A. Bell, D. F. Phelan, J. H. Parker, J. C. McDearmon, trustee ; W. W. Wade, J. R. Walker and T. J. Hays

Debt for promissory notes.