Dail v. . Taylor

There was evidence tending to show that at the time of the injury, and some time prior thereto, defendant was engaged in the business (286) of manufacturing, bottling and sale of a beverage called Coca-Cola, and other soft drinks; that plaintiff and a Mr. Mann were engaged in business and dealt in soft drinks, and from time to time bought quantities of these soft drinks of defendant, and resold same by retail to their customers.

E. M. Dail, plaintiff, speaking more directly to the occurrence, testified as follows: "I am plaintiff. Was injured on 27 June, 1907, in my store at Oriental. I and…