Marilyn Walters Vinson v. Thomas Emory

Plaintiffs claim of defendant the sum of Twelve Hundred Fifty (1250.00) Dollars as damages for that the defendant is now, and was during the month of November, 1947, and in the interim, engaged in the business of a public warehouse, and storing, handling, and caring for cotton for a reward, and on, to-wit, the 5th of November, 1947, the plaintiffs stored with defendant at its warehouse in Florence, Alabama, 26 bales of cotton, all of which the defendant agreed to keep for the plaintiff and to exercise ordinary care and diligence in the care of the same; and plaintiffs paid to defendant the charges required and demanded of them for such services.