Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-23

is the binding wedge. / deliver all
your messages to him, and tell how
you are getting along, and it pleases
him.
Where will meet you IL I get out
next month"; Nothing but SEVEN
DAYS will tell all that I have 70 say.
You are . pretty good talker your
self, and I guess You can stand me
off. We must understand each p r.
fectly, and that chat that we have so
often wished for, is the only thing
that can do il. You advised me not
to write my Bros; shall act on
your advice, for surely you ought to
know better than l what is best,
where the State officers are your
friends, and let you know all. 1
shall let you lake my case and work
it just like a lawyer, and l will set
tie things when meet you. But
you know that you went of greatly
in my debt, for you had only payed
but few Of the thirteen hundred
kisses you owed me, and l think
that you might work my case this
time and call 1t even. What says
Moilie? I know that my relatives
will want me tn come home as soon
as get out, but matters have chang
ed since they knew me, and l would
have another that gives me advice,
and might just as well say that /
love you better than they, tor /
would have to say it when we get
married any way. P. C. and Clay
ton halt suspect some hing, for they
were talking about you not long
since, and saying that they heard
you said you were engaged and they
were wondering who it could be.
p. C's. wife thought that he p. ca
WAS Lieutenant Governor all along
till lately. she will think him some.
thing else, when our statements
come out against him. Who do you
think will take his place: / think
Lieutenant Governor Adams, / hope
SO for / think him a good man; don't
want you to fall in love with him, if
he is, nor will / allow you 10 say
&USS4 ~ AhS wv
want you 10 tell me what your plans
for our future are. OF course, / can
come to no conclusions here at all,
but If were fee, could soon know
wha, was best. IL am sure YOU can
advise we'll on all things, and after
one week We will know all. You are
a dear seeet girl to say that you will
attend church, and my orA Mollie,
don't you know that / thought Of
speaking of this in my other letter,
and would, but thought that you
might think me debating too much.
Will you always be glad 10 hear my
advice on all things? Ifso, advise
you to have ever so sweet a kiss for
me, for am getting awful hungry
for one. And seriously, / must ask
YOU to be very cautious what you
say and to whom you say it, for this
50, are watching me rery uery closely.
Ii they GET any hold on me they
will surely use it and 1 do no, want
to sit in the lonely dungeon and sing
to Moiiie Darling. r. C. has spies
all through town, and feels so very
bad that he can't start some bad re-
port on you. They do not know
"nA' " s~y =. w. s'"o 'Hoy &c ."a'
you neAn uu.'" ."u "'o.1, sney
arc A.,a'u ma. so.e '.. ~" nap.
not try TO write as long letters as !, ,
for IL would tire you too much. /
wa" ~" 80 go 80 " os SET
You 80 rcr.r ycs' tod ms .hsre
vou took your risais. You wauted
Hiram bv yonr side. YOU said as Won
wrote thai letter. Now svset one
make NO uiaake. for yoa are old
enough To know YOUR feelings. For
nv perr. Ikno,, that love. ami thai
ii il NV frs. and hope it NAV ever
be a il il now. NV sister shall see
YOU some time. Again, must fare
we'll. NV dearest net. and 1 thank
God that He ia guiding YOUR way.
Brave all Mol,ie, and YOU will vet
meet YOUR Hiram and be happy. A
k,ss-FRoN Youn HIRAN.
Be sure and tell ME the xe,cs. when
Won write. for I. like Won were. am
diving to hear something. Don't At
teppt to hurry matters but keep me
posted on ali things, 1 could be per.
fec,ly coutented if | knew at VIVA,
time thew thought of freeing me.
But trust all 10 Won dear. and will
be- content ANYWAY for I know Won
will work IL right. Now please. a
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