Hilbish v. Hilbish

The appellee sued the appellant, on an account for work and labor. The answer was a general denial.

The cause was tried by a jury, at the December term, 1876, of the circuit court. There was a verdict for the appellee, in the sum of three hundred and sixteen dollars. There was a motion for a new trial by the appellant, which was overruled, and an exception taken to the ruling; and a judgment was entered upon the verdict.

The appellant claims that the court erred in its instructions to the jury, and that the evidence was not sufficient to sustain the verdict.

The evidence is as follows, to wit:

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