Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. v. Hascall

This was an action by the appellant against the appellee to recover a balance of $374.62 for goods sold and delivered.

The answer is in three paragraphs, setting up a counterclaim.

It is alleged in the first paragraph that, on August 26th, 1881, the appellee had just completed his hotel, with fifty rooms, and was in need of new furniture therefor, without which he could not carry on his business, as appellant well knew; that on said day, for the purpose of furnishing said hotel in all its parts with suitable furniture, the appellant agreed with him to furnish said furniture, and every part *503there…