Sullivan v. O'Hara

This was an action in replevin, commenced in July, 1887, in a justice’s court by the appellant against the appellee to recover the possession of one hundred and ninety-nine and one-half bushels of wheat.

The issues formed in the action were tried by the justice, with a finding in favor of the appellant for eighty-three and g-jj- bushels of the wheat, and in favor of the appellee for one hundred and twenty-four and bushels of the same. Judgment was rendered accordingly, the costs being taxed three-fifths to the appellant and two-fifths to the appellee.

The case was appealed by the appellant to…