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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ...of New York, as required by law. You understand that the chattel mortgage must be renewed within thirty days previous to the 17th day of June, 1889, together/ with a statement signed by you, showing the amount that may be due at the time that you renew the mortgage. This must be donelevery year until the mortgage is paid. Kindly acknowledge receipt and oblige, Yours very truly, »';l Mr. L. E. Brooks, Washington, D. C. Sear Sir:--Your favor of March 19th enclosing report for week ending March 17th just received. The provision in the contract to which you object, was put there as much for the benefit of our representatives as for our own. We are old book canvassers, and experience has abundantly taught us that far more sales can be made and far more satisfactory, if au agent is canvassing one or two books than if he is canvassing more than that number; however, you can make the experiment if you desire, but if it prove a failure, as it is almost certain to do, we will have to repeat the old hackneyed phrase, "we told you so." Very truly yours, 9. Mrs. Hill, Red Bank, N. J. Dear Madam:--In reply to your favor of the 20th inst., the goods reached vis safely, and the suits ordered were forwarded by express on the 22d inst. We beg to say that your order for shoes is rather indefinite, and we are unable to tell exactly the styles you desire. We have mailed to you under a separate cover a copy of our catalogue to which we refer you for prices and description of our shoes. Kindly make a selection of the styles you prefer. Trusting this delay will not inconvenience you, we are, Very truly yours, 10. The Scranton Coal Co., Scranton, Pa. Gentlemen:--Confirming your communication of this date, we would thank you to take up a boat, and ship upon our bill o...