we washed the buggy & on load & bankered two Jobs I marked Ins on Murphy Job & hauled some boxes down Dolly was here for dinner Mr Kenny fixed platform around pump in afternoon I got ready came down to Ebneazer school house they had a cemetary meeting there I gave $2.00 & agreed to give one day more to rig up the cemetary John Mitchell & John Darling agreed to give me the Job of some lettering in the cemetery I went to Lansdown had tea at Geo Stephenson to Minnie I would not be home to night 15 cts traded horses with McKay again $5.00 difference got out to Jims about eleven ws a nice day

7th Got in home nine stayed around alday Mary went to church in eve was a nice day

8th Have this morn $56.13 cts I marked Ins on McGhie Job onboxed some Granite got three shoes set on horse got 100 lbs of bran $1.25 one bu of corn 88 cts spent 25 cts was election day Dargavel got in by nearly 190 of majority I went lodge in eve nice day

9th I wrote letters to Mrs J Earl Mrs J Beeman & S.M. Ripely & S.B Norton 10 cts for stamps 8 cts post cards Mr Anderson Agent for Gullett of Toronto was along I gave him & order for 2 Jobs got ready after dinner left for Ebeneazer Mr Kenny went with me we fixed two slabs for Mr S Turner 15 cts for {illegible}

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