The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-08-14

for her letter. to grace the head of our columns and
we give it warm welcome back to its old place
again after such long silence for it did not
like the same paper without it. We were the wiser
after reading Aunt Suses letters and we appreciate
them very much ami derive great cal of pleasure
from them. The stories written by the cousins were
read with interest and we are proud ofthe fortunate
young girls who have written the first stor or our
department, for we now have the satisfaction of
reading our own, instead of stories written by
northern girls. We have had a great deal o! rain
within the last few weeks, which will interfere
with wheat threshiug which the farmers are very
anxious 10 sc. through WITH but if it Will only stay
dry a week or 1t will al be stored safely away
The orchards laden with fruit everywhere and
wish that some of the cousins in the cities could
come on, here and slend the summer, so they could
ENJOY the fruit and fresh air, for they certainly
would have an abundance of that. We country
girls can't imagine how they live in the city in the
summer, for it is so very warm.
May L. Ferry, Dorchester, Ga: ! have received
so many letters from the cousins wishing to hear
the story Of Three Wee Ulster Lassies" my prlze
book, that hope Aunt Susie viii publish this
synopsis for me. 1t is the story of three little girls
Bessie Jennie and Nellie of English Scotch and
Irish parents born in the county of Ulster. Nellie is
poor but very sweet and much loved by hor rich
friends. She lives with her grandmother and sup
ports herself by sprigging one DAY the muslin she
IS sprggiHg drops in the fire and is burned, but
Bessie who comes in and finds her crying gets her
mother to buy another, and after Observation-Disclosures
death these friends make up money enough tosend
TINS uttle girl to our own and glorious country
Their long fambles, interesting conversations, and
the description of the scenery and habits of the
Irish makes it an instructive and very readable
book. If the cousin who wishes to learn about the
English kings will send stamps win send him one
much better than that he wants. 1t begins
'"rhe Brittons of old were the Lords of the land,
But bowed for five ages TO Roman command
Then conquering SaXons the people enthrallcd,
And formed seven Kingdoms the Hepaehey called"
It comes down to Victoria, so it is too long to pub
lish. Mama says If the cousin who wishes to know
about the Kings Daughters win send her postage
and her address she will tell her all about it. If
any of The CONSTITUTION readers We're at st. Marys
Hall, Burlington, N, j. from '67 to n she would
like to hear from them. Her address is Mrs. J.. f,
Perry. Orah and have three pets, dog, kitten
and chicken; they all eat out of the same pan and
we call them the happy family. Sometimes at play
Don bites little too hard, but they make up.
We spenta pleasant 4th, attending the Liberty troops
annual picnic.
I. B. Manly Brinkley Ark: live in the eastern
part of the "hoosier state" Willie Young called
1t. But 1t can no longer be called that name, for
We are fast coming to the front, and we viii
inhaht the garden spot Of tho union. live in the
beautiful town Of Brinkley, which is n rapidly
growing place, already of about 1900 inhabitants
and ere long will be one of the first cities in the
state. The many railroads which center here form
complete network, while the surrounding towns
docked with all kinds of flowers, and studded
with the finest of roses. wish some of the cousins
s,r,,rfsd IL /; t,, S 49, ,,ra 80 ~, 80
Christian heroes, who are doing o great work for
Christ. One Of our dear good men, the Rev c. B
Mosley, left home and loved ones and this sunny
southland Of ours and went to far DISSENT land in
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IoyeIiest places on earth Cantofn Rose who hos
done moro for south Floridn than nm, ono oiso od
the land droined and whore there ,yoe ,,or oht
feet of water we have now n LARGO sugar min and
numbers of acros rlantod i'm oone and FOO Ill
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farm aud We ,vis soon have tro,,sro,ttio, e,,
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Doniel Roonn NJ Rooneeboroneb n,bcr eo,,io,o,,ty.
were made shortly offer Daniel Roona,s MIC, o,,d
daughter we're the first white women tbot oror
stood on tho bonI,e Of tho KoptucC, rt,,or o. ~
The cousins asls win, the erle azo mo ,ooe r.
because thore Is man in h e,,ose bf to,, o1
i11st ne veil out II nov for aetropors ,toi ~,
nsit is woman Teniov Ami eus,ns to,fer,,or,
rnrch esnecinlIv tho ono nhot tho. C,bsr,n. -
Uorrore Won't soma M tho Older on,oirg ,arita w.
MOI AS Of thc North CoroIino oirs o,,r,rnasdS
n have uuintoredD tl,ro,,gl ~ s,,rnrno
Annie pearl Uvle Frigbton, Tam m ,nho.
happy privilege TO enjoy sweet cnnverqo viii so
,nanv congenieI and byjeht frfondel g,,o,,o- L.