Johnson v. Gwinn

Black, C.

This was an action brought by James M. Gwinn and John A. Gray against Joseph T. Johnson, William F. Johnson and Alvin B. Hinchman, the complaint being in three paragraphs.

One paragraph alleged, in substance, that in July, 1881, the plaintiffs, under the firm name of Gwinn & Gray, were engaged in the town of Rushville in the business of keeping a livery and feed stable; that at the same time the defendant Hinchman was engaged in said town in the same business, on his own account; that the other defendants, said Johnsons, were engaged at the same time in the same business, as…