Cornman Duplicity In Saratoga Sales Tale
An itinerant agent in Saratoga, ten miles east of Wilson, sells patent scales and liquorizing corn from a backroom bottle. The storekeeper tests trust, pays fifty cents for a pint of shelled corn, while the hawker exits claiming a nine dollar and eighty seven cent profit on the scales. The anecdote highlights counterfeiting and sharp dealing in a small town.
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We extend heartfelt thanks to Dr Taber and many friends at Maple mill for kindness during our son Davis illness and arm amputation from injuries in the mill. Respectfully, C Grainger, Jane Granger.
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