Friday, Dec 17, 1886 Walked down town and put an advertisement of the Chester St. lots in the Freeman to be inserted on the first page once each Saturday for 3 months for which I paid $7. I walked up to see the progress of the new toboggan slide. It was pretty cold but bright. I wore my patent ice creepers and when I reached home found I had lost one of them. I went over to my studio and worked until 3 o'clock painting a little morning landscape from one of my sketches at Arkville. Am worrying a little over my note which comes due the 27th. There was another of the exasperating notices of the Academy exhibition in the Tribune today.
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