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S. G. Finney letters to his son George, 1875-1876
1875-03-07 Page 2
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money to me. Now there is a [Part?] here I wish you notice. Louis wrote to me to send him one Hundred Dollars, and that he would not ask me for any Interest.- That was very fair I Suppose he considered I had given him his time, and let him have money to go on. Was his reason for doing so. Now I am not willing for you & him to make an agreement to Bind me I took him up on his proposition and gave the order accordingly and to that Extent I am bound. If you have paid the $100.00 I regard it as an accomodation and will pay you ten per cent Int from the date of [Prst.?] to him. at any time when called for, of If you Prefer I
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money to me. Now there is a [Part?] here I wish you notice. Louis wrote to me to send him one Hundred Dollars, and that he would not ask me for any Interest.- That was very fair I Suppose he considered I had given him his time, and let him have money to go on. Was his reason for doing so. Now I am not willing for you & him to make an agreement to Bind me I took him up on his proposition and gave the order accordingly and to that Extent I am bound. If you have paid the $100.00 I regard it as an accomodation and will pay you ten per cent Int from the date of [Prst.?] to him. at any time when called for, of If you Prefer I
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