Doolittle v. Shaw

Plaintiff’s cause of action is stated in two counts. The first charges that on September 1, 1892, defendant had and received from the plaintiff a pair of horses and buggy, of the value of two hundred and fifty dollars, to drive from Delhi, Iowa, to Manchester, Iowa; that defendant drove said horses so immoderately, and so neglected their care, that one of them became sick, and defendant, knowing said fact, continued to drive and abuse said horse until his death; that plaintiffs were damaged in the sum of one hundred dollars. In a second count, plaintiffs aver that they paid two dollars, at…