PER CURIAM.
Appellee, plaintiff below, sued appellant for the value of merchandise sold and delivered. Appellant argued in the trial court, and urges here, that the judgment was plainly wrong and without evidence to support it. This is the sole assignment of error.
We have considered the documentary evidence and the oral testimony and it is clear that different conclusions could properly have been drawn therefrom. This court has set forth many times the limited...
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