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Identifier	bernard_b1f12_001
Title	Unsigned letter, 19 January 1873
Creator	Bernard, Sarah G.
Subject	Bernard, Frederick Robert, 1850-1922 University of Mississippi -- Alumni and alumnae University of Mississsippi -- History Medical students Families -- Louisiana
Date	19 January 1873
Type	text
Original Format	correspondence
Original Collection	Frederick Robert Bernard Collection
Rights	This item is free from copyright and may be reproduced without prior consent.
Collection Finding Aid	http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM01719/
Transcription	Jan 19th 73 Your letter of the 12th reached us yesterday hailed with joy although somewhat dampened when I saw you had indeed not written until the 12th- It was by sending a person from here expressly that the mail was [illegible word] therefore enclose your letters to Hardaway or �Krefs� as merely requesting to forward by �Racket� I do not think will be attended too. I suppose you would have a delightful time on �Pargoud� and you and Anna Clay P- buried the hatchet. Mattie Knox has not yet returned Mr. Thompson spent Saturday night here waiting for �Pargoud� and took home with him a stylish young lady Miss Patty Robb. Your Pa says I did not get p to see her. I feel uneasy about your vaccination do not have it done without Dr. Isom selecting the virus as it is a dangerous thing to take from any arm without being certain of its purity. I am also anxious about your �little cold� Pneumonia and smallpox both here. Ed Willson has the former and several negroes on Ford place a number of cases of small pox about Old Lymas� and in that direction. Your Pa had a pleasant visit from Mr. Leonards father who with his wife are visiting their son. Saw G. Ma on the 7th I am anxious to visit them if I can but I am worried about servants young girl in Kitchen cant cook good and Bitties Ed in house. Mr. Dee- Ree just called to say they were coming to spend a few days. They had separated: at least Anna left him but now it is made up. Mr. Deckar seems acceptable at Gen Sparrows but they will not receive Anna. I really cannot tell the cause of their trouble although all have talked to me. Anna said Mr. D. dissipated & did not provide for her but Mrs. Sparrow said he did so I cant tell. I think Mrs. D.- unhappiness grows out of her fathers refusal to receive her and perhaps annoys her husband. It is the community talk and much is said that is untrue. [Mooty] has quit [illegible word] [Penington�s] store and gone to Memphis to buy more drugs. Lanier is with Pa until he gets some one your father is [illegible word] with business [illegible word].
Citation	Frederick Robert Bernard Collection, Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi

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