An invoice from B. Feldmann & Co., dealers in fine family groceries and provisions, located at No. 350 King Street, between Society and George, in Charleston, SC. Dated August 19, 1889, the billhead is addressed to M. Simmons, Milly & Co., detailing a transaction for $1.00. The item features ornate Victorian-style typography for the business name and services, and a decorative border on the left side lists a wide range of grocery products available, including hams, bacon, coffee, tea, sugar, and various liquors. The document also states, "BILLS NOT PAID IN THIRTY DAYS, WILL BE CHARGED INTEREST."
Subject: Sugar
No additional authority information available for Sugar.
This handwritten letter from Alexander Levinsky of Oglethorpe, Georgia, to Carhart & Roff in Macon, Georgia, dated September 16, 1854, concerns a previous order. Levinsky encloses a twenty-dollar bill and explains that a barrel of 'Dule Sugar' arrived spoiled, requesting credit for it. He then places a new order for '6 oz Clarkhome', '1/2 oz Houghten bitters', '1/2 peppermint sauce', and '6 quarter boxes sardines'. The letter also mentions an intention to send money for a future larger order for 'Courtweek'. The body of the letter is in a different hand than the signature of Alexander Levinsky. The document shows signs of age, including discoloration and stains. 3.
Receipt issued on March 13, 1821 in New York City from D. R. N. Sutherland to Mr. Tobias for six loaves of sugar and ten boxes of sperm candles. The receipt measures 8" x 3".