Thursday, Sept 4, 1890 A letter from Royal which I answered. Saw Sam. He was dissatisfied with my deed regarding the assumption of the mortgage, but paid me $2000 on account and said he would pay me $1500 on Monday. I took the deed back to Sev. Sharpe who said it was correct and suggested that Sams lawyer, Clearwater be asked by him to step in and look at both deeds to see that they are satisfactory. As it was noon I knew Sam would not be in so I wrote him a note to that effect and sent it by Girard. It is pretty warm today and my eye is almost entirely sightless. Wrote Bowyer this evening.
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