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Wind. N.W. Clear. Ther. 0
MON. FEB. 17th, 1896

This an exceedingly cold day,
thermometer was about zero at
8 .o clock this morning and only
12 above at one o clock. The
wind has been blowing strong
since mid night last, which
makes it colder for us, carrying
off heat as fast as generated.
I have felt miserable all day
with head ache & pain in the back
& limbs. Afternoon went up to
the P.O. & called at the toll gate.

Wind. N.W. & S.W. Clear. 6o
TUES. FEB. 18th, 1896.

Still very cold this morning,
but moderated somewhat at
about noon, & the wind went
down & it became cloudy. I
walked down to Ashton. After
noon Perry Campbell called
also Samuel Bond, who brought
some carpet rugs for Willie.
Lizzie Scott was here again.
I recd letter's from sister Mary
& from Thos H Borden. I went
to the store & P.O. After
supper Edwd went down to the
"little meeting house" to act
as door keeper to an enter
tainment given by the "W. C.
T. U."

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