Hull v. Jones

The petition in this ease contained two counts, but as the ease was finally tried on the second count,'it is unnecessary to notice the first. The second count charges a sale and delivery to defendants of 222 cords of wood, for which defendants agreed to pay the customary price — that the customary price was $8.75 per cord, and that the wood was reasonably .worth that; that the money was not paid, and, therefore, asks for judgment for $832.50, with interest. The answer was a simple denial of the petition: The plaintiff had a verdict and judgment. It appeared that the wood was furnished to an…