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Dec 09, 2022 Theakir Jan 22, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 181 28^o Clear. N.W. DECEMBER, THURSDAY 22^d 1887. Much colder & more pleasant weather. I drove down to Ashton (after going up to the mill for flour etc.) and got groceries etc. also up to Sandy Spring (E with me) 19 Clear. S.W. DECEMBER, FRIDAY 23^d 1887. The Banks boy "Ellie" brought us a turkey which weighed (at the mill) 14. lbs alive. I walked up to the store & met Mr: Manakee at Fairall's shop: towards evening Edwd & I walked down to Dick Proctor's for the butter. Recd a letter from Charley. I was much disappointed that Willie did not come home today, & would have gone or sent to Elton for him had I been sure of finding him there, as he may have gone to Washington for Ernest.	Page 181

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