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Sep 18, 2022 Theakir Sep 15, 2022 Theakir Jan 22, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 174 18^o Clear. N.W. Ther. Sat. Dec. 12^th, 1885 Wea. Quite cold again. William Platt brought a bag of corn for the hogs. Mary Hammond was here for advice & medicine I received letter from Mr C A Boynton. Washington. Afternoon Willie went over to Brookeville to a game of "foot ball". After supper W & I walked down to Ashton & back. getting some dried beef lard, & yeast powder. 31 Rain & Sleet. NE Ther. Sun. Dec. 13^th, 1885 Wea. Commenced raining and sleeting early in the morning effectually spoiling the boy's contemplated "bicycle" ride to Washington. It has been the most completely stormy day. Willie broke his bicycle trying to ride on the sleet. Jno Johnson came to see about the butchering tomorrow. Edward seems very croupy today & I am afraid will have a hard time tonight. Wrote to Mr C A Boynton in Washington D.C. in reference to the setter "Nelly".	Page 174 18^o Clear. N.W. Ther. Sat. Dec. 12^th, 1885 Wea. Quite cold again. William Platt brought a bag of corn for the hogs. Mary Hammond was here for advice & medicine I received letter from Mr C A Boynton. Washington. Afternoon Willie went over to Brookeville to a game of "foot ball". After supper W & I walked down to Ashton & back. getting some dried beef lard, & yeast powder. 31 Rain & Sleet. NE Ther. Sun. Dec. 13^th, 1885 Wea. Commenced raining and sleeting early in the morning effectually spoiling the boy's contemplated "bicycle" ride to Washington. It has been the most completely stormy day. Willie broke his bicycle trying to ride on the sleet. Jno Johnson came to see about the butchering tomorrow. Edward seems very croupy today & I am afraid will have a hard time tonight. Wrote to Mr C A Boynton in Washington D.C. in reference to the setter "Nelly".

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