Additional defendant: J. G. Alexander Debt of $117.19 unpaid balance on an account.

Additional parties: A. Lea, J. L. Lea, F. M. Sinclair, David Anderson, John T. Watson

Debt for $1999.99 principal on an insurance policy.

Principals were Ben M. Archer & Charles Coleman. Coleman charged that Archer had unlawfully seized a "bus" from him. Testimony: C. B. Lawrence & W. T. Nagle. MacMillan defines "bus" as an old-fashioned vehicle pulled by horses. One set of brads could not be removed.

Bond & Wright was a partnership comprised of S.D. Bond and W.S. Wright

Additional Plaintiffs: John Voss and Z.(?) S. Voss

Additional defendants: Sterling Pierson, Annie and Minnie Pierson

Additional defendant: Harriet Gause. Damages for injury to Harriet Gause.

T. S. Jackson, deceased and defendant's father. Cover page missing.

Additional plaintiffs: Neel, Johnston & Miller. Debt for the purchase of property was sold to Ripley Bank by the Ripley Roller Mill.

An action "for damages for $5,000.00 for breach of promise to marry and seduction in aggravation of same." "Defendant's refusal to marry her has injured plaintiff's prospects in life, wounded her reputation, and caused her disappointment, mental anguish, and mortification." Plaintiff mothered a child from her relationship with the defendant, which she miscarried (or aborted).

Plaintiff sued for $1999.00 for the death of his daughter, Amie Adams.

debt of $30.93 for repairing a Dodge automobile; after repairs the car was sent back to Zollie Jiles, a worker for the defendant, but Wilson refused to pay because he did not authorize the repairs or parts Ex A: Appeal bond

Folder includes only briefs: two from the case of H. A. Puryear (or R. A. Puryear) v. John G., Thompson et al., and one from the case of Bernard M. Pattison v. William and Joseph Wallace. The three briefs were fastened together with paper fasteners. The specific contract involved the feeding of a mare, which was then supposed to be taken to a livery stable. The defendants (any others are not named here) kept the mare overnight in his own barn, and she perished there in a fire the next morning.

The plaintiff sues the defendant for the breach of the condition of a bond made by the defendant and John D. Lankford payable to plaintiff. The condition was to be void if John D. Lankford prosecuted with effect a writ of certiorari to the circuit court of Lauderdale county over a case where a judgment was rendered against Lankford and in favor of the plaintiff by a justice of the peace.

Damages for defendants cow killed by the railroad.

Cause of action: damages for damage to bricks in two shipments being carried by the ICRC for the defendant in error.

Damages for the death of a mare.