Anthony v. Krey

The plaintiff brought suit, under the statutes of this State, against Adolph Krey as principal, and the other two defendants as sureties, upon liquor bonds for the years 1886 and 1887. Krey was a saloon keeper, in the village of Lisbon, Kent county, for these years, and Hubert and Goetz were his sureties upon both bonds. The declaration was in two counts, one for each year, and claimed damages for the sale of liquors in 1886 and 1887 to plaintiff’s husband, Lewis E. Anthony, who was alleged to have been in those years a person in the habit of being intoxicated* It was also averred that liquor…