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July 19-25
At church and hear Mr. Meade....Some bright weather at last; fear it is too late to save the wheat crop. It is nearly all ruined by the long spell of hot weather we've lately had. Monday, Julia [Lewis] and Lydia come ....Have some nice walks with them. Sam sends Mary Lewis a carpet sack of Yankee goods which prove very acceptable to her as her wardrobe need replenishing just now. I fall heir to a lot of sewing silk and darning cotton; quite a treasure in these times ....
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