The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

pretty sAhlV hAh might smtll MOUSE "
she knew you and Sam met here. When
you come come quietly and don't allow
anyone G. know OF IL. Go 10 the New
Southern as wrote you yesterday. Il ID
IN quiet part OF the town, Play sick aud
Keep your room, aud | Will 20 there to see
you. We can then fix everything. Sam
thinks We should stamp the Ii Lss with mn
oliice stamp like sample herewith. Ii Ia n
good plan but II | do will have one stamp
~ home or where we do business 20 use, ms
could not take the stamp from the OTIS or
might notice IL. Can you
have me one made 30 dates
eau be changed aad have IL made "a near
like this one az possible, and get blue ink
also. When you can you come; ! wish
the thing was over. Yours NJ ever,
Also ono rs follows;
sherman station, September %, lS3.-Frlend
CLARK:
Received two letters from you since
wrote lssl did not Intend to write any
more. but wait TIL | saw you. Concluded
- write this time. don't want TO have my
letter. floating around over the country too
much. have said nothing to Mrs. Il, yet.
| Taht to see you LIT but when l DO say
anything 20 her | will explain everything
want TO see you lst. The way Sam ia going
TO manage II will let her in. You see Sam
Is sfra!d OF these banks here aud don't in-
tend 10 have an Office here ST oil, bur have
one in Dallas, and bring his b Lgs here for
me 10 sign, 20 | will have b do that part OF
tina business at my house, and you will SEQ
that she will have To know something about
IL, and she had better know all than know
something, suspect more, snd 1, ws
would not Inform her what WAS going on
she would be more apt TO tslk of what she
knew than il she knew all. When Sam
would come there and she would see what
was going on she would know that some
thing was M, and before he does she n;ust
be posted. You can see yourself. | don't
want your man and l can't tnrn oil Fred
for nothing; the only man i can spare ia
Gsnd. II you come and see me we
II you come some one will know you sure,
as there are several who know you well,
and IL Fred, old B. or G.. would not know
you some one would, and II would get out
II you come here for any time. How could
you expect to stay here for six weeks or
longer and no one know you? You can't
do il. II you come 10 help us out you can
expect to be known. You can come, aud,
as told you, play off sick for few days
and lay low, and you and ! can come to an
understanding and If you osn come TO
stay, why all right.
Alec the following lister:
BhgtmRD, toBth--2, 1852 .-.FIiend Herndon:
Mrs Il. has gone TO Dallas to do some
shopping aud WIS not able
to get in the Jew shops
on account Of ito being big holiday with
them she will remain there tonight and |
can stay out a. long Ms i wish and no queS-
tions asked, Well, Sam came up Sunday
with bills IN his pocket for 200 cents.
asked min where Joe was and when he
could como up, as wanted TO see him be-
fore | signed any releases. He said quick
ly, What do you want to SEQ him for2' l
said as | was doing some business with him
/ wanted to see him In order to have En nm
derstandinR With him and have everything
in good shape, IS The business WA going TO
be big thing and everything wanted 10 be
in good shape before we did anything; told
wanted 70 see the invoices and the entry
to compare with il in their bank books and
make Anew division Of the profits and give
each man IA OF the stock. He raid all right.
to every thing and that Joe knew you were
in it. When he pulled out his orders |
saw he had them for 700 all in Joe's name;
he had OF so each and Of 100 that were
ready TO sign; then he had ! for 100 and 2
for 200 each that hs did not even have the
marks for; thought over IL and told him
could not sign the lot for 500 until l had
the marks which he said would not be re-
ceived from N. Y. til to-day; told him to
send rae the marks soon rs he knew what
they wonld be and j would sign; / signed
for the 20D asked him to let me know
how the thing went at the blk; after he
lelt ] then wrote him to let me know yes
terdaY, about p. IN. got the following nm
ewer issuing on bills lading, No. twelve
thirteen fourteen signed by you for two
hundred bales cotton correct. Oliver Il
Griggs | answered at once: Bills lndins
number Twelve, thirteen AID fourteen, fol
two hundred bales cotton from Lnstsin,
are correct Soon as | did that wrote Sam
0boui IL AVID asked him to let me know how
ii went, but not word from him, Told him
II possible 70 come and bring 10 with him.
and to bring his invoices book with him In
iuturs when he came as IL might save him
the trouble OF going back after It when he
wanted ticket signed. He may come to.
night. ! will hold this open till ] get your
box number, anyhow. | think he - trying
to stick us 50. He said they Sold delivered
at 10 s g. so at 10 49, bu. the 100 baiso 1t
10 l-2. You see 3 prices to one
man at same time; the prices have named
are for the hay delivered which will be 40
per 100 on OF the prices have named the
lot should be worth net about 80. OOc;
must see him before sign any more to see
how ii went and get some In my haHk;
Henry, the old bupgar, don't treat me
right; have been uneasy all day; think
Sunday he said what do you think they
will do; do you think old II. will see about
IL; he soon talks of going to M ;i.coxe aud
a II. and O.; you will not get
many long letters from me; IL you get short
ones yon will be in luck; but take good care
of the stock Henry, for snre; ! was sick as
not hear word from Sam;
bat last night he came up with ticket for
tn rec hundred, but 10 was not with HIM;
said JOS wife was sick; did not bring n
cent with him; says he will bring our stock
for the 200 that he put In b. last, up next
Sunday; signed for the 800 but insisted on
% coming he had JOS invoice book and
the figures we're all right that he gave me
last Sunday; saw he could not get my
money ct u. for day or two; old Griggs
sent the message but Strange told him
dated 1st to-day; Sam says the ticket for
300 will be laced in b. TO morrow at 2 p.
m. ! may not write again till Sunday. IL
! send any to what name shall | send IL
II. q. CLARK, /. O. Herndon or III. 9. Porter |
field
Also the following:
sHERNAT, October !, 1881. Friend CLARK:
Yours are received regularly. One Of
jth received aud y. g. was either We'd |
nesday that registered a letter 20 you |
which / want attended 10 at once. know |
you have the time. 1 am very busy. You |
must have II by this time rs wrote to-day |
week. i gavc Sam ticket for 200. Ee /
presented them last Monday. l was wired
70 know II II vas all correct; answered yes.
lie had asked me to sign for 500 with
would not do go; on Wednesday night be
ZONES and says he wants ticket for 800 in
Ioe's name mind Won and we tore n the
fcket for zoo I was wired ehouf that