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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The following described real estate. viz:
Al that certain lot, piece parcel of land situate
in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described rs follows to wit Beginning at the inter
section formed by the southerly side Of Front street
with the westerly side OF Dupont street at sixty feet
wide thence westerly by the said side of Front
street hundred and fitytwo feet eight inches 10
a corner thence southerly, parallel with DUPONT
street three hundred and thirty feet to the norther
side Of Chestnut street thence easferly by the said
side of Chestnut street one hundred and hfty-two
feet eight inches to the aforesaid side or Dupont
street and thence thereby northerly three hundred
and thirty feet to the place of beginning be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the property oil
George W. Bush and Emma D., his wife, and JOHN
p. McI.ear and Amelia F., his wife, mortgagors and
terre tenants and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG;, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle april 10th. 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

Q S0n REWARD.-The absve reward Will be
0CUU paid for Information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction OF the person or persons guilty
OF setting on re any dwelling, stable shop or ether
building lmaro-lml y. L. SIMMS, Mayor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

Ralph Mccall,
Frederick We'll,
August Ashcnbach.
Henry Bigger,
Jacob KienlG,
Patrick HssSan,
James Mex enlIa.
John Ahrcns,
William Miller,
Nm. Clavev,
william Huber,
George IL. MARBLE,
Th0mAs Simpson
Isaac Miller
WILLIAM SAVERS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

1t frequently relieves instantly and never h
been known to fail In any case. II IL used
sHtoardiy aud applied oufOdrdiy 1t IL the
Greatest Fam Remedy spsr D,s-
covered,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-20

REDU CTIoN IN THE PRICE OF COAL.
On and after April the 2lst 1879 ana until furtbe
notice, my prices for Coal will DO as follows;
stoye, Egg and Broken, s6.6u per tom delivered
large Nut Coal, $3.50, per do. delivered, Once.
orange q Water Streets. and Poole's Wharf.
JOS FoUT
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

TRYING 40 ESCAPE. IAN attempt
was made last Saturday morning
about one O'Clock, by some 81 the
prisoners now lodged IN jail, 10
make their way out. They sue
ceeded il raising the trap door,
which closes the lower cell. and
by means Of "a augur bored until
they raised The latch Of the inside
door, which leads to the front and
next to the entrance door of the
jail They had almost succeeded
in making their way through the
front door when they were discov-
cred by the watohman Of the Jail,
who gave Che alarm, to which The
town police responded immediate
II, thus arresting their further pro-
gress. The augur which served
them SO well for the short time il
was in use, was found ID the jail
by The Sheriff. They Will, thers-
fore, have to wait for another and
better opportunity to succeed in
making their escape.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30
DIED.

SINGLETON At Calvert. Texas,
May 23d, ARTHUR o. SINGLETON, aged
BIT years, 2 months and 4 days.
The deceased resided for many years
in st. Landry parish, Louisiana. He
received liberal education at Fulton,
Missouri, and possessed naturally a
high order Of mental ability. Warm-
hearted and generous in disposition,
he made friends wherever he went,
whose hearts, with those Of his many
relatives, viii be deeply saddened by
the above announcement Of his death.
May ne rest in peace.
Opelousas papers, please copy,
COLE Mary, wife Of Absalom Cole,
died in this parish Oct. 49, S73.
Living for more than forty years the
life Of 4 true Christian, She died III The
triumph Of a living faith,
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sallier, his wife, both deceased
WILL BE SOLID AT PUBLIC
wv AUCTION. 81 The undersigned
Administrator, vr through the ministry
If Il Public Aucti0near. To tue iast and
highest bidder. As Che list residence of
the deceased, ia the town 0f Lake
Charles, Louisiana,
ON Saturday, the 18TH day o9
June, A p. 1874.
the following described PROPERTY.
belonging To said succession, as follows,
I to-vit:
THE PLANTATION, last residence
of the deceased, situated In tho town
nf Lake Charles, and being part of tha
/ northeast quartsr0f section 8. ia tnwn-
/ ship TO- south 81 range s west contain
/ ing about s. acres, more 1r less, t0ge-
I tbcr with all the Buildings ana I'm
! provemeuts thereon. Fruit and 0rna-
\ mental Trees
\ The said tract 81 Land Is % De
/ divided into fye lots ID snit purchasers,
Also,
i THE UNDIVIDED HALF of Lot
1 No 5, in section 1 4, IN township {.
II sQ0tn ~ kAA8e "ess5 tNAeAAAlA8 ~ -
\ l36 5Q-lVO acres
Also
Til ,ONllI NAl4isBl HALL ot tha
southeast quarter oE section 90, town
ship ~, south Ct range west contain
ing ia 81 ia 6S LOO acresy situated ga
AilessAne.
Atsn
One TOWN LOI, with Bnlldings
and lnlllroyeIleI thereon, sItuated e
the town 81 l4ake lhaFles 100 lronsipg
Qn tho 41tke, oohatAea norm Ply i9t 81
K Cnaryey Barne, east ~ wars. Ai'eys
south 9y lois N kaal k'floi and West 9H
the ItaAe
AI.sl
Asl1 fifaFe kt3MN I4Ot, nayIng III
Ieet mont en- ltFcad street, oouneiest
north MI hFpa1 sareef, est 1y lat 0k
I'M y. hutc1las, south iay iot Of q.
SCHNEIDER ana west py lots q Jacob
hyan.
Three II NJ slltsIsp Had, more
or less Ct WILD saOCh At1Ills.
Ringing between the Caleasiea and
NeInlantssll slsers.
Idthl 1lAti. more 0r Tess q
efEz-A 4 IL S.a-l HE
raas : IA 80
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

QUA New Town CoUNoIL. Don't
forget the election next Monday.
June list, for Mayor and Alder
men. a little Indifference III the
matter will certainly result to the
serious injury Of Lake Charles.
Would it not 10 well, in view Of
the fact that no candidates are
announced, and in view Of the
Importance Of considering before
hand what gentlemen would be
likely to 30 acceptable officers,
and who would accept the position
il elected, to hold q public meet
ing at the Courthouse at s o'clock
this evening, for the purpose only
of consultation on this matter2
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JOHN DILLON's
on PUBLIC SQUARE AND LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

/ would respectfully inform those Of
my friends, both here and alta distance
who have any expectation eli getting
thirsty, that have just received 4 most
complete assortment Of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
/ am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices To justify both seller
and buyer Ny wines and hrandies are
unsurpassed, and my Whistles " the
Simon pure Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly ON hand. ap4n4y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

YACHT RACRG IN order to
add to the many amusements on
the coming Fourth Of July oelebra-
ton, We understand that . sailing
match win come off on that day.
The prize to contend for will be Q
silver cup. Several Of our boat
builders are nov al work building
boats to enter the race. This Will,
AZ doubt, afford All excellent ops
portuuity 10 most Of oar ship
builders, who have pride in ex-
ceiling 10 their Workmanship, %
ascertain who hes the best model
ior speed The ladies', " course,
will have 4 fair opportunity 70 en-
joy d boat ride. we hope to hear
e lively interest manifested in
lhis matter particularly BIZ orr
shin builders IL Is else proposed
to have q rowing match On che
ssmo DAY
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

GRAND RALLY 1T is proposed
by many 81 our citizens, both ID
town aud in the country, that we
have a Fourth Of July celebration
in the shape Of i barbecue, bout
racing, bran-daneing, etc. The
place selected for the occasion vii.
be at Dees mill In connection
with the many amusements 10
take place, it is suggested that our
legislative candidates address tie
citizens on the leading political
topics Of the day. The invitation
is general.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

PRRAcHING The Rev J Sorrells,
Of the Missionary Baptist denom-
nation. viii preach at this place
to-day and tomorrow, at the usual
hours, ab the Masonic building
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU.
Oscar s.. Lyons,
VS. No. 4O3.
William C.. Teal ct al.

William G. Teal ct all
Parish Court.
By virtue Of an order from the.Hon-
orable Parish Court in and for the
parish Of Calcasieu, State Of Louisiana
iii the above entitled and numbered
suit, viii SELL at PUBLIC AUG
TION, to the last and highest bidder.
at the Courthouse door Of said parish, on
Saturday, june 8, A. ID. 1874,
An the Rights, Titles and Privileges OF
the defendants, William @ Teal ct ais,
in and to the following PROPERTY,
attached in said suit:
700 LOGS, more or less, on the Cal
casieu river, its tributaries and lakes,
scattered 10y the late high water.
a full description OF the same, toge-
ther with the exact number and locality
in which they may be found, viii b.
given on the day Of sale
Terms and conditions: Cash on day
of sale. Al. j.. Reid,
my23 BIT Sheriff.
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THF WEEKLY EcHo.

The CRoPs Crops Of all kinds
are doing remarkably we'll through
ont the parish. The Irish potato
crop is about gathered, and proves
10 be a large one.
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SheI.iG's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or cALGAsTEU
Alfred Moss
VS. No. liz.
JaInes E. ElIendeF.


PARISH COURT.
BY virtue Of q writ Of seizure and
sale to me directed, viii sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder
mt the courthouse door of said parish, on
Saturday, june 6, a. ID. 1874,
1T eleven o'clock Al NJ, All the right,
tide and interest of james I. E.llendeT,
defendant III said suit, to the following
described property, to-wit The south
hall az the southwest quarter 0f section
10. township III south, range west,
and the south half Of the southeast
quarter OF section a4, in township III,
south range 10 west, and lying on the
west side of Calcasieu river,
Terms and eonditiOns--0n q credit
of twelve months from day Of sale,
The purchaser being required 70 fur
nish his bond with good and sufficient
security, bearing eight per cent, int
rest per annum from the day OF adlugli-
cation until paid. Special bond re.
tanned on The property sold
"A, Il. REID.
apis tn Sheriff
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NINsS FEBR w
AND STORE.

cine mile above Lake Charles On the
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes To inform
thetraveIing public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry aud beef pens
in good repair, and is ready TO accom-.
MEDIATE atl who mav wish to cross With
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has a large safe Fiat suitable for
crossing amy kind 81 stock; also two
chain bOoms forswimming Pasturage
on each side Of the river, free Of charge.
Keeps constantly OH hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age atthessyery lowest prices
ray9-tf H. ID. NIX.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

THE WEATHER The weather
for the past week has been all
that could be desired for our plant
ers, We have had On abundance
Of rain none too much. Should
the season continue as favorable
from this on as it has been up to
the present time, we may safely
expect good crops.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

VEGETABLES. NOTWITHSTANDING
the recent drouth We have had an
abundance Of All kinds Of yegeta-
bles, and now that we are having
plenty Of rain, We can safely ex-
pect continuance of the same.
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b. f. FANCHERs
JYATCHI4KER 1ND .iEWELER.

WAICl1MahhR M JEWE'Ltl,
(AT CAPT. BRYAN's sroHH
Ryan Street and Public Square,
LAKE, CHARLES, LOUISIANA,
WILL do a1 kinds Of repairing in
fY my line Of business, at the most
reasonable prices, and All work coming
from me viii be guaranteed. Wishing
to remain permanentlvin Lake Charles,
1 now solicit a liboral share Of public
patronage, as 1 feel satisfied can DO
rs good work SIS can Be done anywhere
else This win afford an opportunity
to those who have work Ia my line, to
avoid the Inconvenience Of sending else
where to have it done my23 -
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

THE ORANGE CRoP The orange
crop Of this parish viii be much
larger than was expected some
time back. The trees are well
filed, and the oranges, as 3 general
thing, are about the size Of grape
shot.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30

JUNE. Plant beans, transplant
cabbage, caulifower and broccoli
and seed may be sown as a success
sion for autumn heading, but it is
uncertain cucumbers, melons and
squashes may be planted SOW
tomatoes for a succession. The chief
labor in the garden bad better be
directed to what is already ID
growth but few seeds so8n in hot
weather in a Southern climate rel
pay the trouble.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-30
NOTICE.

Mr.. ID. QUINN, Of Washington.
iYA Louisiana, has entire charge and
management of all business connected
with the operation Of NAIL ROUTES
connecting New Iberiaand Ghaneyyille,
Louisiana, and Orange, Texas. Ne
bills will be paid unless approved by
him. y. y. Fh4SE.
Washington, June 30, 1874.
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sUCCE ssI0N SALE.

SUGGESTIONS 81 Michel Iithun ard sniss
SaIlieT, his wife, beth deceased
WILL BE SOLD Ar PUBLIC
wv AUCTION. by the undersigned
Administrator, u through The ministry
If n Public Aucti0near tn ttEa iast and
highest bidder. As The last residence of
the deceased, ia the town 0f Lake
GhaYIps oYsiaua
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

trouble to send our mail by way of Els
worth, where it must be delayed week
or thereabouts, when if sent to Red
Wing we would get it three times q
week. Our Mill Company 'ips have
been authorized by the Depafh ent TO
bring the Esdaile mail extra durias the
week. Mark your letters via Red
Wing.
The Mill Co., are turning out a
better lot Of work than ever before.
The four hub machines are kept rum
ming every moment Of the ten hours
working time. The Compauy's acli-
ties for manufacturing spokes have been
systematized and much improved spec.
linen is being rapidly made. The Com
pany has become SO cramped for room
that they have lately built new huh
house "a feet wide aud nearly 100 feet
long; also new spoke house, two
stories high, 20 feet wide aud about
80 feet long.
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The MosIem slain.

II seems to be generally conceded
that the slate for the coming Repubh-
can Convention is irrevocably made up.
There may be a little doubt about
the candidate for Sheriff, and, possibly
for School Supt. But we think Char
ley Wright has the inside track for
Sheriff, and A. p. Weld will doubtless
be the candidate for Supt. But where
is Ed. Boustead, with his little hatchetl
Where is L. L. Lewis, the giant killer
Where is Jim Cline-the invincible
Jim Cline? And where, o, where is
JIM PERsoNs2 Echo answers, "Kherey'
Lastly, where is MILT. GUEST? Is he
content to eat of the crumbs that fall
from his masters table? Is MKT tc
be cast aside as a light weight? Or is
he too heavy for the ring to bearl
These are important questions for the
parties interested to settle for them
selves. Bat the edict has gone forth,
the fat has been thundered from the
Capital, and the Moslem slain must lie
quiet in their unmarked graves. Such
is fame,
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Ell PAso, August 9Th, 1874

Ill IASO, August ON, 1odt
Editors River Falls journal:
Being ia this village after an abb
sence of seven or eight years, we lind
many changes; where once it was all
forest are nov seen many fine clearings
and tasteful homes, we'll adorned with
flowers and shrubbery and other evil
dences of refinement. 1n taking a ram :
BILE about the village and down Rush
River, we came to the Grist Mill,
which is being repaired in fine order
by Mr.. Dumont and Mr.. Hooker. We
took a look into the Post Office which
is in the store of Mr.. Welsh, very
tasteful and commodious building,
which, on looking around, we found
well supplied with nearly all the in-
habitants need. We also looked into
the store of Mr.. Anderson and the
Millinery Shop Of Mrs. Knapp, both OF
which do credit to the place. Mrs.
Larson has built fac residence on
Main Street. Gee of the natural fea-
lures we found in our ramble, is a
beautiful water elm near the bridge,
just north of the village, whose cool
and shady branches invite the traveller
to rest. We found building materials
on the ground for the erection of a
Catholic Church, little southwest OF
the village. We enjoyed a pleasant
call at the FL Paso House, which Is
kept by Mr. IIennemaD and his estim-
able lady, who are always ready to pro
vide for the hungry. Last but not
least. is the residence of our kind re :
tainers, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman. This is
generally the home OF those who come
here to 'teach the young idea how tc
shoot" in the "Temple of Learning
on the GILL of Science"
Yours truly,
VISITOR.
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Esdaile.
Yours truly,
VISITOR.

The church is being enclosed.
--Blackber-ies in market at 20 cents
a quart.
Soon to be a picnic at the Spauld-
ing school house.
Geo. Westcott has been building
the main part to his residence.
The first one that subscribes takes
that new chrome at the Post Office aud
carries it home then aud there"
Remember the JOURNAL can be
had at the news dept in the Post Of
fee building. Company orders taken
in payment. Stationary of all kinds
kept on hand.
"A stranger that lately commenced
work 10 the mill, has met with Sc
rious accident by running his hand up.
on the edging saw. The hand is about
half severed AND badly torn.
Mr.. Henry Westcott has broke
ground for his new store 22x5O feet
two stories high and good stoned-up
cellar under the whole house The
building will be rapidly pushed to COM
pletion.
Our Eddie has been darkly
dealt with 10 BARRIERS chairs; chilled
out of the cigars, aud is now puzzling
his head over a riddle on lemons aud
house building, but with il all he says
he can Gud time to wait on all the pat
rous Of the new D. R store.
! Some Post Masters AXE great
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Beldenville.

AUG. 12.-Harvesters returning with
plump valises and full wallets.
Weather delightfully."-
Spring wheat good crop.
Oats good-corn heavy and get
ting hard.
Cattle are "rolling" fat A lot
of choice animals eau be bought cheap
for cash.
The heaviest thunder shower of
the season visited us on the night of
the tenth instant.
We hear that there is Democratic
party in Trimbelle. Will Beldenville
share In the glory.
Il. j. Marsh has returned from
Lake Superior, where he has spent a
few months angling for trout, of which
he has caught some thousands. He
says that blue berries are plenty on the
road north of Taylor's Falls. One par
ty of four persons we're reported to have
picked sixteen bushels in two days
He thinks that northern country desti-
tute of game, not having seen anything
but one wolf during his pilgramago
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Kinnicklnnic.

Clint. Williams has field OF eight
acres of corn well worthy Of note.
ID. Chase raised the finest ten
acres of wheat we have seen in this
town
John Hamilton is rather under
the weather. The hot season was too
much for him.
We think the wheat will fall be-
low the average yield. Corn and oats
are good; potatoes small, aud few 10 a
hill.
-"Lym." Loriug, as usual is pretty
well "spread out" lie has several
"irons in the fire. to say nothing
about an extensive farm to run.
Mrs. j. Hamilton has been con.
fined to the house, and most Of the
time 10 her bed for the past three
months, by reason Of sickness.
--Thrashing commenced this week,
aud our largest farmers are thrashinR
out Of tho shock Fall blowing vii
commence unusually early this fall.
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Bay City.

Ripe plums.
Visitors from Minnesota are OK.
pectcd.
Most of the winter wheat in this
town is an entire failure.
Madison Langear aud William
Spriggle are first class carpenters.
Horace Tsuman aud Albert Braniu
are two Of the best boat builders in
this vicinity.
Potato bugs are not as destructive
this season as usual; consequently a
good crop is expected.
Nothing can exceed the beauty of
a moonlight on Lake Pepln. The mass
of silvery sheen which the full moon
sends trembling across tho water, break
ine into "a myriad Of brilliant shafts as
the light breeze skins the surface over
the molten sheet-it is exquisite. Add
to this a margin of high bluffs crowned
with picturesque rocks, looming up in
the foreground like legendary castles,
but fade away in the distance, Turing
the imagination far into dreamland,
and we doubt if there be anything in
nature more enchanting.
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Maiden Rock.

AUG 10 Harvesting hands are re.
turning home, not having done as we'll
in Minnesota as 10 former seasons.
&C. l. Taylor sill soon start up
his extensive staye aud heading works.
IS. A. Green has a small sized
mare for sale. lie having no use for
her
The steamer DeJaqpc t'ok 90 a
quantity Of hard wood lumber and wood
for up.riyer market.
The bog who hung that snake by
the road at the Warrentown bridg', is
dirty low. minded fellow.
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clifton.

&c. w. Sculen has sold his boat
and fishing tackle to Wan. Judd, and
abandoned the fishing sport for time.
-Messrs Rissue & Wilkinson have
made several very fne hauls of pickerel
and pike in the Klnnickinnic within
the last few days
Lutte Clark says he killed a rattle
snake few days ago, measuring six
feet in length and twelve inches in cir
conference, wearing eight rattles and a
button.
Samuel Brown Of Pierce Valley is
erecting a new house on the Cottage
Gothic" style, which is said when flu
ished will be the largest and finest
house in Pierce county.
MIR. Metsker had quite II narrow
escape on Tuesday the 4th inst. While
driving a Marsh Harvester during a
thunder storm, the Harvester was struck
by lightning. Mr.. Metsker was
Knocked off his seat and considerably
stunned. The sickle was torn from the
guards and bent almost double. The
horses took fright from the accident
and ran away, thereby making COM
plete wreck of the machine.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, so
A square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Local notices Is cents per line for first
insertion s.ad 10 cents for each subsequent
irssrtion.
All Job work must be paid for on de-
livery.