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Sep 18, 2022 Theakir Sep 06, 2022 Theakir Jan 22, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 120 65 Clear. N.W. Ther. WED. AUG. 26^th, 1885 Wea. Delightfully cool & pleasant this morning. I drove to W^m S. Bonds' before dinner. Afternoon Josaphine Blair brought her infant for me to prescribe for Robt Awkard here to see me about his granDchild. Frank Snowden here to see me about a valuable heefer that had its leg broken I sent Charley to adjust a splint for it. 63^o. Clear. N.W. Ther. THURS. AUG. 27^th, 1885 Wea. Lovely day, more like Oct: than August. I drove to "Grove Hill" to prescribe for Miss "Madge" Tyson, who is making a visit there. took the rifle with me & shot a red squirrel. Edwd went with me. Willie went to "Riverside" to dinner. Michael Thompson brought us ten 1/2 in pine weather boards 6 in wide. which I had split for strips for the garden house. After tea Dora Willie & Herbert Kirk walked to A G Thomas' to call. Charley went to sit up with "Bob" Sullivan. Henry Millers ox cart brought us two loads of pine wood (1/2 cord at each load).	Page 120 65 Clear. N.W. Ther. WED. AUG. 26^th, 1885 Wea. Delightfully cool & pleasant this morning. I drove to W^m S. Bonds' before dinner. Afternoon Josaphine Blair brought her infant for me to prescribe for Robt Awkard here to see me about his granchild. Frank Snowden here to see me about a valuable heefer that had its leg broken I sent Charley to adjust a splint for it. 63^o. Clear. N.W. Ther. THURS. AUG. 27^th, 1885 Wea. Lovely day, more like Oct: than August. I drove to "Grove Hill" to prescribe for Miss "Madge" Tyson, who is making a visit there. took the rifle with me & shot a red squirrel. Edwd went with me. Willie went to "Riverside" to dinner. Michael Thompson brought us ten 1/2 in pine weather boards 6 in wide. which I had split for strips for the garden house. After tea Dora Willie & Herbert Kirk walked to A G Thomas' to call. Charley went to sit up with "Bob" Sullivan. Henry Millers ox cart brought us two loads of pine wood (1/2 cord at each load).

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