4 want $4,000 Tor six years
{"newspaper_name": "The Evansville journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1356, "word_count": 250, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9542999863624573], "ccnet_perplexity": [1835.9000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
i want SlU,OOU ior SIX years.


'Hem! what security will you give?'


'Oh, you may have my bond-that will
bind my property.


Hem! what discount will you give? You
know my rule is, always take the discount
off, besides you owe me thousand due to-
day, and lent you 'teu' in the street the
other day."


Il won't pay what I've been paying-one
and quarter per cent. a month is enough.
You may take ii 'off,' and take out what |
owe you, besides


'Aem! we'll here's bond for ten thousand
dollars at six years-sign il and it will be all
right


No sooner said than done. Harry affixed
his autograph, and hummed tune, whilst
Skinfint got out his check k-book and made a
calculation.


'Have you got $40 about your said helm
moment; If so, let me have it,


'All right, my old boy,' said Harry, suppos
ing he wanted it 10 make change'-'here il
is'


Hem! hem! hemr said Skinfint locking
up his desk, and making preparations 't'
shoot. 49,,


Stop old fellowr said Harry ,'where is m,
money!


'Your money? oh! you've got it,


SCOT it! what do you mean?'


'Why, was to take offthe discount, WASH
l? and the thousand?'
yes, but want my money!


'Why my dear fellow, you have got it,
Ten thousand at one and quarter mont
for six years is NINE THoUsAND-a THoUsAE
you owed me-and you have just paid th
TIN; it is all right, my, dear boy-A FAI
BUSINESS TRANsACTIoNn