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July 3, 1868, at home cousin May's My dear Sister & all,

  Yours is just received - we are very glad to hear from you and hope I am not doing wrong to stay so long. unclear Clarence expects to start at 5 a.m. tomorrow then Ella sewing &c to do for herself so that she would rather not go till Thursday. Will that do? and can you meet us there? We thought -  first -  it - would be pleasanter to take the 8 am train, but I am most afraid it will be very warm riding home from unclear then. Which train will be most convenient for you to meet? If we get a letter from you tomorrow we will try to take the train you choose but

in margin: I was going to take the unclear you have marked I did try again but we like unclear best after all. I will only tak half' a doz. now. Much love to all. Wonder whether you may send me a letter tomorrow or Thursday. Jennie - I have been writing to brother B to give the drafts unclear