The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-04-20

OH. vi, you uOllL ufdNC ely ctutcI uoW
| much trouble l have seen about you.
Miss Julia / was paid five hundred dol
lars to leave you and l wished five hun
dred times that had never left and l
think that | will see You before one more
| month. ann sure coming back home and
| if they want thear money they can get
it.
Miss Julia will you come out hear to me
if / VIII send for you? If you will say so
and l will send for you write at once and
if you don't want to come out hear / Will
come and go with you anywhear you
want to GO Now don't think that don't
love you when you no that you have got
my hold heart and with great pleasure
/ will tell you so. Now darling will you
just only think of me and forgive me II
ever dune you any rong and VIII never
do so any more? | wish that could see
that sweet face OF yourse. OH am so
far from you and the thought of you
nearly brakes my heart, but # you ar still
willing to marry NE at some time, you
will be married / think / viii see You be-
fore long.
Miss Julia / will ask you to not do one
thing and that is this, don't never let any
boldly no anything about this letter. If
! | come back l don't want anybody to no
ANYTHING about it until | get thear and
then | don't give a who nose it. l
love you and l alwase shall, if l never
see you again l will love you. When
YOU answer this tell me how you ar so
will feet better. l would tell you more
but | don't no whether you viii get this
or not, l remain as ever your dearest
lover,
Hoping to hear from you soon.
Kentucky Town, Tex, July s, 1894.
Miss Julia, Dear Girl:
| Will take this opportunity of writing
you few lines tho | am afraid that
this will not be appreciated. | written
to you long time ago and / have not
received or answer and l herr:ed that
you said that you were going to write me
one letter and that you was done with me
forever. Well, if you said that l think
you VIII be- Miss Julia, l no / have
done you wrong, and l will ask you to
forgive me and l will never ask you TO
do so any more. OF course l could, but
| think to much of you for that.
Miss Julia, Dear Darling, VIII you an
swer this for you no that l love you and
will until the right hand of death parts
us. | never seen the girl that love as
good as | do you and if / could see your
dear little sweet face now L would be
happy. Oh, the love l have for you is
more shan tongue can tell. have told You
so many times that l loved you, but
guess you think that was all talk. But
dear darling, the love is still, for you ar
the dearest girl on earth to me, the only
girl that | love- Now darling can we be
as we was once before? If SO | think that
I could come back satisfied. i believe
that Mrs. Harriet had site to say about
me and 1 herried that she wanted to no
whear my postoffice was so she could
write to me. You tell her write and
if she wants to tell me what she
thinks of me she can just write. Mss
Julia if anybody ever said that | ever
said any harm about You they have told
q God darned lie, and # you Will tell me
who the posen was / will give him -----
when | see him. | would have died to
come back but | herr:ed that you all was
so mad / thought it best not to come
yet. as | don't believe You did ever say Il
harm word of me- But believe your
folks have and l herried that Mrs. Har-
ret said that l was gone and had better
stay.
Miss Julia, no have done you wrong
and | don't blame Mrs. Harriet to get
mad with me, but | do blame her to go
about over the naborhood and talk about
ME. Mss Julia, there was not any name
to that note. Who wrote It? Did Mrs.
Harriet write it or not? If she did you
can JUS tell her that / said that / did love
I mt
TO eyes erpon. surta:nly do love you and
if You wont come to me l viii be back
thear as soon as can. / can't come now
but l will promise YOU this, / will come
back some time between this and Christ
mas. am working with a man and if
quit now / can't get what l have worked
out.
Miss Julia, dear girl, have once told
you that l would stay with you and
now l haven't dune it but any thing You
need just let me no it and l will send
it to you just as quick as / can, for you
ar the darling Of my heart, the only girl
that / love, and viii love you until the
wright hand of death parts us. l think
you ar the sweetest girl that l ever put
my two eyes on and darling / would love
you and tell your folks to let you stay
i
you and go away if you will go with me.
If you VIII come to me that will be all
write. / will welcome your company any
time you will come. Well darling | must
close for this time. Write soon and
long letter to one who you now loves you
and will all vase. Write as soon as you
get this. / remain as ever yourse very
truly and lovely,
THOMAS ROBERTSON.
Kentucky Town, Texas, July %, 1894.
My Darling Julia:
l received your very kind and highly
appreciated letter yesterday and was very
glad to hear from you. l thought that
you was not going to write to me. That
was the first letter ! received from you,
but there bin several letters taken out
hear and l did never get them. Miss
julia when / received your letter l
thought my heart would bust l thought
over If seriously how | had dun and l