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1866-08-11 Page 3

Two for Ella, costing sixty-four dollars per share and one for sixty-four and a half.
Mr. Burns thinks they will be higher because so many want them, and some are calculating on a higher percent this year.
Mr. Philbrick comes back once in a while and stops over Sunday, but do not know where he stays the rest of the time.  [Pany's] beau is very attentive and last Monday morning she carried him down by before six oclock in the morning "isn't she kind"?
Keate Cummings has been quite sick but is better now.  [Noah] Cummings has been quite dangerously sick with the Colic, and under the Dr. care for several days.
Tom Clark one week ago today was what they call very sick and not able to sit up.
Aunt called Dr. Kelly in and he said if he did not take care of himself he would have the Typhiod Fever, quite a number were speaking about how sick Tom was but Wednesday afternoon he rode out with the widows, and his Fever has abated [by]

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Two for Ella, costing sixty-four dollars per share and one for sixty-four and a half. Mr. Burns thinks they will be higher because so many want them, and some are calculating on a higher percent this year. Mr. Philbrick comes back once in a while and stops over Sunday, but do not know where he stays the rest of the time. [Pany's] beau is very attentive and last Monday morning she carried him down by before six oclock in the morning "isn't she kind"? Keate Cummings has been quite sick but is better now. [Noah] Cummings has been quite dangerously sick with the Colic, and under the Dr. care for several days. Tom Clark one week ago today was what they call very sick and not able to sit up. Aunt called Dr. Kelly in and he said if he did not take care of himself he would have the Typhiod Fever, quite a number were speaking about how sick Tom was but Wednesday afternoon he rode out with the widows, and his Fever has abated [by]