Rosenbaum v. . New Bern

The complaint, after alleging plaintiff's residence and occupation as merchant in New Bern, engaged in buying and selling dry goods, notions, etc., furnishing goods and new clothing, and also secondhand clothing, sets forth further:

4. That the plaintiff has two stores or places of business in the said city — one on the east side of Middle Street, adjoining the furniture store conducted by W. P. Jones, and the other at (85) the northwestern intersection of Middle and South Front streets.

5. That the plaintiff buys and sells second-hand clothing only at the said store situated at the northwest…