The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-16

could see some of the faif CONSTITUTION cousins he
would be tempted to ask-sne of them 10 share his
joys and soothe his cares. Come again Crockett
and tell us ifyou have changed your mind about
the girls. Aunt Susie write often; we are always
glad TO see letter from you. am a member of the
Christian church and am trying to live Christian.
enjoyed Uncle Wills last letter very much.
Lottle Turner, Monroe, Ga: We have a new
school teacher and we like her very much; sho ia
very small, and doesn't look at all dangerous. SO
we are not very much afraid of her yet. have four
sisters, two older and two younger than myself one
brother. who is two years old he is very sweet and
knows the first lesson in the Sunday school Cata.
cisin; can recte two pieces OF poetry very nicely
Now II any of the cousins have little brother or
sister who is smarter than mine, 1 viii be glad to
hear from them. am 10 years old and would like
very much to correspond with some of the cousins
of my own age.
John Lee Archer, Savannah, Ga: I write to
answer Farmer Boy's' riddle When the man
married the woman he was 45 and she Is years of
age, "but after ten and half ten years" they had
both aged fften years. That would make him 60 and
she so, which is as is to 16. 1t has been raining
here continually for some weeks and the foods
from the mountains have reached us, CARRYING
destruction to the rice crops of this section but the
sun is shining now and the skies are blue: the
overfll wing Savannah will soon empty itself into
the nightly ocean, and everybody will thank
heaven that 1t was no worse.
Eunlce Raymond Birmingham, Ala: I am an
ardent admirer of the Young Folks column and
heartily desire to enlist on its roll of cousins What
q decided Improvement in their letters lately
which is due to Aunt Suse's patience and untiripa
efforts TO make this department. attractive | am
anxious to exchange music with some of the
cousins. haye "March dc LAveut,n when the
Heart is Young and 'That Traitor Love which
wish to exchange for "Jaya March," "The Bfidreb
and Spanish Cavalier Any one wishing toex-
change can address above bachelor" of
Greensboro, we would be glad to hear from YOU
again. Cousin Tom latham would like to read
descriptive letter OF your home you say at Is one
ofthe prettiost places in the world" write again
If any of the cousins would like to correspond with
Birmingham lassie, would tako pleasure in
answering your letters.
Lihan t. Biggers Covington, Ga: Our school
closed Friday. went seven months like to 40
to Miss Rose. like my schoolmates. l have one
sister; she has blue eyes and eurley hair
Willie B. Glover, Oakland Tenn: am a little
girl years of age. l. live In Little Rock Ark,
though my native state was Tennessee. | am visit
ing my cousin here now. l HAYS no pets 10 write
about 80 l will close with IN album verse:
when in some far and dis ant land
This little verse you see
Think of the friendly hand
TAat traced it here or thee"
p. v. Williford, Chennhee, Ga: School Is ont
and don't care much, though / like TO 60 My
teachers name Ia Miss Annie Burge There was
not much fruit here this year; the cold killed II.
We all went to the Sunday ,school convention the
18th of August, l WAS one Of the speakers. We had
very nice time. went TO Brentwood week before
last and stayed two weeks and enjoyed it very
much. would like TO correspond with Annie Pearl
Brownlee, Lisbon Texas.
]. NJ r.. Days Gap. Ala: I wish 10 Join your
happy circle; feel that am losing much by being
outside OF the Young Folks corner and If you will
allow me with my incempstoney to join you will
feel grateful. have long been ardent raai!er OF
the dear old CONSTITUTION for three yeas Para
says he don't think he could got along without the
dear old CONSTITUTION, because it is u hearty sup
porter Of Cleveland and Thurman.
Maggie N. Shelton, Preston, Va. have come
this cloudy afternoon for a short visit to Aunt susie
and tho litlls cousins, love 10 read your letters
think the children have improved great deal ia
their letters
Cathrtne Covinsion, Jefferson county. Nss.: We
oil love 10 read your Paper live GA a inFln ana
have ssenwherc the haas say the girls DON'T work.
Ift they Will come dotlli here they wiilsee three IN
my fathers cotton lalA Nc try TO live as tho Good
Book says VIC make ourliying by tic sweat Of our
brow" have great sympathy for poor lille NIL.
dred Ford.
Holman Brltton Old Spring hin, Ain: am a
very small hoy and Hive way back in the pinev
woods i have no little brothers or sisters 20 play
with so have lonely time. My Cousin Maggie is
here now ard We have fine time gathering muaea-
dimes. The woods around here are full Of chestnut
and chinquepin trees. with some Of the cousins
could come and help gather nuts; IL Is such fan.
/ want my grandpa and grandma that live mt
Gallon 10 see this, SO they can how write.
jess Raymond, Crown Point, Fla; We have had
q very warm ana dry spell, but rains coming
along now, hand In hand with haying aud picnics
The orange crop is upuually large: in fact every
thing Is abundant. bachelors not excepted. /
would Ike to correspond with Miss Tenapla OF
Messy Dale Loag live the grand old coss1iTu-
ToN.
Jessie Dixon, Leesburg, ~ c.: We take five
papers that have columns devoted to tho yourE,
but think those in TIE Constitution decidedly tho
most interesting ard improving. Lam l3 years Of
age / 60 TO school 70 Rey H. Lea, who igas anee
president OF Greensboro Female college. / take
music lessons, and some time practice three hulirsa
day. Nov do you think any Of the couhns can do
better, taking my aye IN consideration think
Aunt Susies letters about New York and phila-
delphia 30 interesting.
Annie Shelton, Preston, Va: Win you rHow
another little country girl space In the Charming
circle Of little boys and girls? ] VIII H. 1.
Futons question. When COW is Ling down they
u
they rise theiF front feet first. Would like cor
respondent
Thomas Coyington, Je1erson county, Mia: Ny
sister takes your good paper, and all love 10
read it, Ny father Is a farmer work on the farm,
have TO pick cotton and tend TO nay pet cali. keep
him staked IA the field with all the iime;h Tho IL
very iat his name is Buster Your paper ID IN every
house in our neighborhood. wish the editor and
Aunt Susie good luck
Why He Was Uneasy.
From the Arkansaw TrRyeier.
Schoolhouse in Georgia. Slim boy address
ing teacher)--"what time does 20 Lame shebang
shet DOWN.
Teacher--"wl a. DO you mean by thus addressing
me2 Sit down there Until you have learned better
mGnncfs"
(Boy sits down but soon becomes feslless)
Tcacler--"stop securing around Oh that feat
What do you mean?'
Boy" Moan that kaln't set still"
yeaeber--iiXhat makes Won 90 fesiiegs2'