The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-14
sHs rnorosss TO R.sAis ~ s,ScHEsrEI;


MANCHESTER April, isbe-ruesdsy Eve,
MT DEAR HUSBAND; received whole bundle
s''sr .ns sSs Ss PsT ws. Si S dssSd Hs
lie long letter. do wan, 10 know what
you got for me from Townsend's; tell me and
made one guess, and II have guessed right !
VIII tell you in my cn.S nsI us =. ra,,dI, Esss as
possible, for want you to &C., !, on , ,rnur'd,y.
suppose soS ,essssd SSnG's sSnG So0dsv iS' osS to-
Gt d %asa SSt =, S,a "e ana got % 70 he O SEs az &
kosr IN order not you might get z Mdiday.
don't want to go back TO New 1ork before next
write you a long letter Tor SATURDAY, and will fill
this with oceans Of love. From your loving Ni,e,
coSsRArUL,rEs uEp HUSBAND on MS ACQUISITION
or PROPERTY.
NY Da,n M'. nvsDASp; y, ,o,O Mote 20. a. soon e.
sic Is a little cross. Every man she sees she
springs toward him. ! expect she thinks It may
morning when Dinkcy walked up she triod to null
grandma's chin. l expect she thinks II was her
iathcrs beard she was going to grasp.
We think Of papa Cbaby and II every night and morn.
ing, besides every hour OF daylight, and We do miss
him 20 mueh. Last night dreamed ofyou coming
home with your face close shaved and was so
ptovokod told YOU YOU looked like 0afh1m
street JeC. . lon9 to hear that TIE negotia
alton is eonsummated, and that you are Ns Io'tssor
OF Nr property on Fourteenth art,t You will be
quite landaraye, aud we shall feel rich, shall we
not' - long ior the time when you win come
here. Mother ard father want TO see you, but Willy
!. rery dhTios ior your orriyal. lie SAYS hr. Me.
Farlnnd and shnll e,Joy .outs elves. Good
by dearest with lots kisses and love from Dinky
and me. hope l shall get n lc.ier tc:Morrow
YOUR OWN wIFH.
MF.uL ,Sp's rrSpIpStss TOWARD HIS wIrg.
MAScHl-fsR Nov. II. 1859.
My DARLING HUSBAND ] somcwhat expected
to receive a letter from you today. wanted TO
Wait till tonight, so that could tel you what =
heroic thing ! have done. ] hav, had that tooth
aud pulled 1t. You knvg how loose II
Vas. A. the ffsi touch tie U Top came on: leaving
es;,acted ext, seySrs,ey' Father held my nands or
could not nave borne H. II did hurt me drsddfwpy
lie took as many as twenty ave pulls at i, ~ was
awful Dear. you wouldn't have had me have 1t out
f,ou had been here. Iod could not htye sen De 50
much t7ty,sd, Are you no! glad l had i out OUT
much pleased with 1t. She wishes me to thank YOU
very much for getting II and say you sere VERY very
home YOU can sit in our little chamber aud read all
by yourself with no ore but me. Don't Sou want
to come ! mu't say good niShl' fer ! am foing
down street tu carry this with mother vino u
going With me. am yours, tenderB. ABBY.
ANOTHER ArFEcuoS,rg LErrrR.
MANCHESTER. April 1859
day, and was very glad TO receive IT, ] expected
you q letter on Saturday, ana was disappointed
In both. did not know until this morning but
what you had started anil we're detained by the
storm Friday night. This morning drew
Jessie down to fathers shop to get the letter.
which l knew should hnd there and to eive
baby an airing We we're both weighed first
was weighed with Birdie in my arms. and We
wssssd wsgssd EssSsS m TScn SS S,H mar
ried. You conpsin OF these little sheets and
oi my Cling them only three tines week
arc not comng home before May. | ioutht YOU
certainly wonld come but don't hurry ! don't
want you to make bad nego'iui1u this tme. You
viii be astonished M my bnhy. and I ON
astonishoi that you don't make more mention
OF her in your letters. Mother asked me 4 YOU had
not sent baby Kiss. and SAID " No. not
word" II i were Percy should you nctt scnd Il
wordt long to, see you. hore you
wiz be here soon, dear. long 10 zee yos 90 much
and shall be SO glad when you are at home witt
me. l am going down to carry tl'
0Tder to ma mi. Soy you can get by TsdSedsy
30 don't seold about the little sheets again, VIII
OT nv Sr.s Sk from hos can .6 saSe Gs1 s
otner letter by "Wednesday shall receive ID, shsll
noti tnink OF you every LAY hni ni-l,. and hare
In all your anXietes more thah You iInagiue kh0U
voted vile ABBY,
sHk ADVISES AS TO TnE DRESS suE SHALL WEAR.
MANCHESTER. NAY. 1859.
My DAZZLING HUSBAND: DO nrt tuy me
q very expensive drcss merely pretty, neat one
don't know aoout one OF tho-e tai. light
hats. i am afraid IL would not be any muru htcOm.
ing than light coat TO you. thiuk that straw or
u drab son hat would be 'ull ss becoming. Has
your nsir grown real long again you bad
Il cut, you know, Just before came;
dreamed one nieht You came here ht1TfH close,
dpenmea Of shedding tears at behoiding YOU close
ehayen rs monk. How long II seems To
the nrst Of June, can hardly wait, ana shaG {
mink shall wait along from day to day, and let
time bring you IL flies last, after all
sLnl get letter from you tomorrow, guess, for
ter and ii you could only see the love there in Il;
Little Jessie sends her love- SO do all the house.
am your loving vile, ABBl MGR.
snE ASSISTS IN TRANSFERRING rEoPrarY.
BosToN, Dec. ~ lNA.
My DEAB HUSBAND: ! arrived in Boston yes:
| lerday, and a soon Ms ! had eaten my dinner !
went out, found Commissioner, end waite !
until | got the deed witnessed and then put II
In Ie once. ! ',ouslt J. got !! n season sson
| rot been ans where since / have been here, aed
shall not, probably. The theatres are very du.l.
| The Raves are gone, and the Boston Theatre IS
closed. Sarah Gould and went out in the street
| vita toget,er, and she went with me 10
the Commissioner, to identity me. We looked
about $500 to spend for Christmas presents |
shall soon expect letter from YOU directed
to ope 1 Hp g YGu w SIG S 'sS
| you notf n you write tomorrow you may urecl
| il here, bu. not after that, lor shall not get II
know this letter il very STUPID but you VIII excuse
| IT, There slC threr In the room and write ~ der
| constraint. | will write long letter ~nen get
! lone. have not had much OF u letter since IT,.
| basket Containing dresses for me and mother.
| ABBY MCFARLAND
| uAsTENISG TO MEET HER HUSBAND.
| BosToS, july 4. 1859,
My DARLISG HusBAND: Father CAV,
| me a !ctcr containing $40 All the bills ar,
settled . | have uied to be economical
| but | had the dressnaker to pay, aud things tC
| get Tor the making Of dresses, and money vii
| spend In spite vi ne. | shall buy my velvet 1t
| New York. ] slall not ask Tor any more monc]
| tlr- summer | shal probably 20 to Nov
York via Fall River. shan let you know In scIsol
| to neet mo, when am coming. am -lad you Nen
| To see Mis-. Cleveland. You mad bcttcI no
write me again, a. shall start before IL will rCacl
| me. Your loving VIE, ABBY.
| SHE Is SUPPLIED WITH MONEY ny HgR HUSBAND
| MAsCHEsTRR Feb. 3. lN6l.
My DEAR HusBASD; have lust received you
| letter OF Saturday, aud am going to WIltc ftn
lines for the neat mail, received enclosed tn
| money Thank you. | owe mother 81, and thel
| -Hall Oe square up til Saturday next
| / shall PROBABLY go tomorrow To Nashua, IN III
| last train, to visit Sarah Gould. would hay,
gone to-day had ny WashiHg been brought home but
M wanted some things tnat had Geen sent to Ia
wash, | did not go. | am 30 much tronble'
to get my clothes washed. don't know
anything that looks better than onanuty OF cleal
White clothes. Niue came home gray.
Vas much interested In your account o
Mannng's place aud tie prospect OF your pos
se--ing II. II isanice fortune In itself and bein
unincunbered, u would always be cash property
N9nlant ~ I hQU JdiM ~ your JOitUHdtt sta
| "h'th u TdTsiJ 0iD,H,,d try to lie eco
nomcal AZ posslule, ard sTend very little In items
tell Won Il Is Tor fear ou may think spcnI
q good deal ! haven't time Tor q Ion ger let
| Ter ROW, Luz All write IRON Nashua. Direct me a
| Nashua, Your loving wife. ABBY