Landis v. Turner

The plaintiff is a blacksmith and a farmer, and the action is brought upon an account for services rendered and materials furnished in the course of his trade, and for articles furnished from his farm. The items of the account are not given, and the complaint only designates the services rendered, and the materials and articles furnished, in general terms. The answer admits the rendition of the services, and the furnishing of the materials and articles; but denies, that they were of the value alleged in the complaint. On the trial before the referee, the book in which the plaintiff made the…