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Simon Johnson
[[3 Columned  Table]]
|---|---| ---|
[[note]]
|1867|In acct. with M A Eaton| Dr|
|May 20|To 1 pair boots 5 1/2. 5z cotton 1 1/4, 2z Tob  50¢| $7.25|
|June 4th|To 5z cotton 1 1/4. 3z toba. 75. 1 chamber pot 1| $3.00|
|June 14|To 3z Tob 75. 1 pr Shoes 2 1/2. 1 pint Whiskey 1| 4.25|
|Sep 4|To 1 pt whiskey 1. 3z Sugar 50. 1 Ticket  @/.5| 2.25|
|Sep 26|To 2z Sugar [[?]]| .34
|   |To 104z Bacon 25¢| 26.00|
|   |To 92 Fish  2¢| 1.84|
|   |Interest 6 months 8 pr ct,| 1.79|
|   |   | ─────|
|   |   | $46.72|
|   | for pork & cash| 17.75|
|   |   | ─────|
|   |   | 64.47|
|   |lost time| 11.00|
|   |   | ──────|
|   |   |  75.47|
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|   |Less cornfodder| $49.36|
|   |   | ──────|
|   |   | $26.11 -|
|/3 Columned Table]]

Lewis Johnson
[[3 Columned Table]]
|---|---| ---|
|1867|In a/c with W  A Eaton| Dr|
[[3 Columned Table]]
|May 10|To Mendg 1 pr Shoes $1. 1 pr boots $5.1/2| $6.50|
|June 1|To 1 pr pants 1 1/2  5z cotton 1 1/4  3z Tob  .75. 13z bacon 3 1/4| 6.75|
|July 4|To 34z bacon 8 1/2  1 pr Shoes 3 1/4  16z bacon 4.  1z Tob .25| 16.00|
|August 28|To 13 1/2z bacon 3 3/8.  6z Sugar 90¢  6z bacon 1 1/2| 5.78|
|Sept 16|To 40 Fish 80¢  4z bacon 1.  50 Fish 1.| 2.80|
|   |   | ────|
|   |   | 37.83|
|   |Interest for 6 months| 1.50|
|   |   | ────|
|   |   | 39.13|
|Nov 27|To 1 pr Shoes| 2.25|
|   |   | ────|
|   |   | $41.38|
|   |Fodder $6.65 { |   |
|   |Cotton 9.66 { for Pork cash & Tax| 12.87|
|   |   | ────|
|   |   | 54.25|
|   |lost time| 11.00
|   |   | ────|
|   |   | 65.25|
|   |Less Cornfodder| 52.56|
|   |   | ────|
|   |   | 12.69

Transcription Notes:
[[note]]: Super-script squiggle next to amts. of "cotton" and "Tob", etc... is a "z" for "ounces". I have seen this on packages before. So that squiggly line means "ounces". I looked it up on the internet and found packaging with that written on it. Math examples, first line: 5 1/2 (5.50) + 1 1/4 (1.25) + 0.50 = 7.25 "Dr" is not "Doctor", but believe it to be "Delivered". It is always overtop of the prices. Use capitals where shown.