71 Iowa 662 | Iowa | 1887
Plaintiffs are manufacturers and dealers in eider at the city of Chicago. Defendants carry on a bottling establishment at Council Bluffs. On the twenty-eighth of March, 1883, defendant sent to plaintiffs an order for ten casks of cider. They also requested them to have printed for them 100 show-cards and 3,000 labels for bottles, and promised to pay for the same. The show-cards were intended to be used for the purpose of advertising the cider, and the labels were designed to be placed upon the bottles in which defendants would put it. Plaintiff shipped the cider as requested, and paid the freight on it to its destination. They also procured and paid for the cards and labels, and sent them to the defendants. This action was brought for the recovery of the value of the cider, and for the money paid out as freight on it, and for the cards and labels. The defendants answered that, by the terms of the contract,
Other errors were argued by counsel, but we have considered the material questions in the case, and they do not demand attention.
Reversed.