The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-12-15
CONTRACT FOR
TOBACCO SALE
And Dates of Different
Deliveries.
A VERY BINDING DOCUMENT
Which Should be Carefully
Read by All Who Abide
BY Its Provisions.

Deliveries will begin at Hartford,
Dec. goth, Beaver Dam, Dec. 22d, and
Cromwell, Dec. ed. The following
is the contract of sale entered into by
the purchaser Mr, Nave and the FL
nance Committee of Ohio county;
Hartford, Ky, Dec. 6, i9oo'-This
agreement this day entered Into by
and between the A, 8, OF Z. OF Ohio
county. KY, and John H. Nave, of
Owensboro, Ky.
witnesseth: The A. s. of E. through
Its Finance Committee has this day
contracted and sold to John H. Nave
all of the Green River Tobacco con-
trolled by them, considered TO be
about one million pounds, by types
made up and agreed upon by both
parties to this contract, and number
ed Nos. one, two, three, four, five
leaf and one, o,three, four five, Tugs.
All tobacco delivered like type one
leaf and Tugs to be taken by Nave and
paid for at nine cents per pound. All
tobacco delivered like type two leaf
and Tugs to be taken by Nave and
paid for at eight cents per pound.
All tobacco delivered like type
three, leaf and Tugs. to be taken by
Nave and paid for at seven cents
per pound.
All tobacco delivered like type
four, leaf and Jugs, to be taken by
Nave and paid for at six cents per
pound. All tobacco delivered like type
five, leaf and Tugs, to be taken by
Nave and paid for at five cents per
pound. All trash to be taken by Nave
and paid for at three cents per pound.
All leaf and Tugs not grading up to
type five is to be taken and paid for
by Nave at trash price of three cents
per pound. All of said tobacco to be
well classed and reasonably tied in
small hands and delivered in good
condition and free of damage.
Said Nave agrees to open houses
at Hartford, Beaver Dam, and Crom-
we'll not later than Dec. goth, 1909
to receive said tobacco and reserves
the right to not receive any tobacco
on Saturday of each week and In the
event any one or all Of the houses be-
comes crowded with tobacco to suspend
receiving any tobacco until such time
as he is able to take proper care of
his tobacco. Nave agrees to take the
damaged tobacco If price can be salts
factorily agreed upon by the parties
in interest.
Nave agrees to take any one suck
er tobacco contracted by said COM
mittee at the following prices:
Leaf and Jugs 26 inches upwards
in ZENITH at cents per pound. Leaf
and Tugs "a to 26 inches in ZENITH at 2
cents per pound. Leaf and Tugs 10 TO
% inches in ZENITH at 5 cents per ID.
All trash at three cents per pound and
any leaf and Tugs not 10 inches in
length at trash prices of three cents
per pound,
Said one sucker tobacco to I've de-
livered in good handling order and
free from any material damage. In
case of disagreement between graders
representing said committee and Nave
as to value of any tobacco, an UNI
pire shall be selected whose decision
shall be final.
1t is agreed by parties in interest
that should any one receiving, house
become crowded and full of tobacco
said committee agrees to have said
tobacco delivered to one OF the houses
at another of the receiving points.
The Finance Committee agrees TO
use due diligence to have all to-
bacco pooled through them to be de-
livered to said Nave. One percent
of all moneys received from pledged
tobacco paid to d. Ford, Chairman
Finance Committee.
Witness our hands this 9Th day of
December, 1909. "
]. H. NAVE.
WARREN TAYLOR.