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Nathaniel E. Leeder Sr. Diary, 1854-1858

Nathaniel_Leeder_Sr_1854-1858 Diary 42.pdf

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James Stewart borrowed 227 lbs of flour

Oct 3rd. Sold 243 Bush. and 13 lbs of Fall wheat at 3.9 per Bush. 24 Received pay for wheat 182 Dollars and 91/2 d. Bought of MacLaren Tobacco 171/2 lbs 4 .Dol one shilling and 71/2 d. Salt 2 barrels 6 Dol. Box of Candles 38 lbs 7 Dol. 1 a 2d. White fish 1/2 Barrel 41/2 Dol Paid Swinton for 2 days thrashing 12 Dol. Took up note for Fred 16 Dol. Paid Ruby 100 Dol. Paid Schwendker for Phillips Vest 13/4 Dol. Paid to Ahrens $5.95. Paid to John Goble Interest due last April & 10 Dol. Craig for pigs 41/2 Dol.

Oct 28. Gave my note for a piece of Cloth Due in one year from date

Dec 4th. Bought of John Fellon a ? for which I gave my note for the sum of 25 Dol payable 13 months from date.

11th 2 Pair of Boots of Ahrens 9 Dol. to be paid in the middle of January.

12th. 4 Bush. of barley, to Fortney it being part pay for cradling Barley.

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