Toland v. Stevenson

— The appellee filed his claim against the «estate of Joseph C. Singer, deceased, stating therein, that, on the 25th day of April, 1875, he agreed, to and with the said Joseph C. Singer, who was then sick him-self, together with several members of his family, with erysipelas, to nurse and attend on said deceased and his family while such sickness lasted, and such services should be required; and that, pursuant .to such agreement, he *486did render services to said Singer and his family, as is set out and stated in a bill of particulars filed.”

The bill of particulars contains a statement of…