Plaintiff rented a tract of land out to defendant, this case was filed due to non-payment of rent. Plaintiff sought to have judgment rendered in her favor and have defendant forcibly removed from property.

Other plaintiffs: wife of G. T. Anthony (name not given). Other defendants: James Harper. $50 in rent owed.

Additional Defendants: J. M. Motlow, as well as H. B. Morgan and Fenetta Bryant admrs. of J. L. Bryant dec. Plaintiffs are seeking debt due on a note. Defendants deny said debt. Case file includes hand-drawn copies of the notes in controversy.

Plaintiff in error and defendant in error are brothers. Plaintiff was surety on a promissory note for the defendant given to S. M. Alexander. The note was sued on and a levy was executed on a pair of mules owned by the defendant. The plaintiff purchased said mules at sheriffs sale and, according to the defendant, agreed to sell the mules and give to him any money over the purchase price. Defendant complains that the plaintiff now refuses to honor the contract.

Other defendants: J. A. Woodward.

G. L. Moore and C. S. Bobo are the owners and operators of a livery stable. Plaintiffs note that R. P. Manly, representing the Manly Manufacturing Co., sought their services to travel from Lynchburg to Tullahoma. Plaintiffs complain that although the defendant was warned about rising creek waters, he attempted to pass through a creek using their horse and buggy. Crossing the creek resulted in significant damage to their property, and plaintiffs are seeking damages.

Plaintiff accuses the defendant of unlawfully detaining two mules. R. L. Farrar is the trustee for a deed of trust made by James Farrar, the original owner of the mule. Defendant claims he purchased the mule from James.

Verdict and sentence only.

Additional defendants: Pollie Walker, Buck Walker, G. L. Cashion, Thomas Newton Copeland, George Massie Copeland, Ida May Copeland, Thomas D. Copeland, Mattie Franklin wife of John Franklin, Emily E. Snow wife of H. H. Snow, Robert Copeland, Bank of Fayetteville, Robert Sisk, and the heirs of William C. Copeland. State recovered a judgment against I. J. and Buck Walker as sureties for B. E. Spencer. State now accuses I. J. Walker of disposing of property in order to avoid his creditors.

Others mentioned: John M. Hall's, Wiley Bunn, Martha Thomas, Samuel Woodard. Thomas was accused of obstructing a public road with timber, rock, rails and other materials so that people could not pass.

This case involves the sale of liquor without a license to a minor within four miles of a school house. Additional parties: George Ervin, Joe Ervin

The victim in this case was a man named Newman Stewart.

Plaintiffs claimed that defendant obtained a colt that was not subject to being seized. Colt was taken as part of a note due to the defendant.