Bixler v. Dolieve

The appellant, Miles F. Bixler, a resident of Cleveland, Ohio, doing business under the trade name of Miles F. Bixler & Co., on May 12, 1910, sold and shipped to appellee, J. M. Dolieve, who was engaged in the mercantile business at Oak-hurst, San Jacinto county, Tex., a bill of goods, consisting of k number of articles of cheap jewelry, for a total agreed price of $198. The terms of this sale and purchase were evidenced by a written contract, showing that this jewelry was to be paid for in four equal installments of three, six, nine, and twelve months from date of sale. This jewelry was…