Fain v. Goodwin

Goodwin sued Fain in an action at law, for wages, as book-keeper and salesman in a drug store; setting up and exhibiting a contract in writing, whereby Eain agi’eed to furnish and keep up a stock of drugs, suitable for a retail trade at Star City, in Lincoln county, to the value of $450, and to pay complainant, Goodwin, $50 a month for his services as salesman, book-keeper, etc., from January 1, 1877, to January 1, 1878. The latieron his part agreed to serve as stipulated; to do faithful work, and deduct for lost time, in the same proportion.

He states that he served, as agreed, until the…