The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-10

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- 'tIN "'' uArs u very mueh, IKE TO read
E.'',i'' 4N-sVoHS to the cousins, IN what war
W. .'e"' I1aeoM a car t1n ana President
avs Il H'd.rnant2 Nhc, on stormy nisH in
49, '''i"1 visited an iN .an chel 10 save the lives
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laughed at me great deal We 80 boat riding some
tH"VS V'o' ana ENJOY 1t very much. Grandmother
nus u, ca out once II the .oal, sAe was d2hghtod,
S'lu SHe had no idea II was so pleasant. Aunt Susie
~" a"s''' 10 come 10 IIoraa lhese WA dld not
N"N III 'ey h5h terms OF FLORIDA IN MS ett.r Dut
ne VI" moi see oil. send you card for your book
"u , y lu"Fe Tor your quit wishing you and the
NouS'iS Il merry CHRISTMAS ana happy New Year
",V- lo'r cara ahds4lare aleNery pretty. Many
'''""NS'
SOD Hendrix Carthage, Miss.--1 go to school
W"eh my papa can spare me from farm work, l don't
o"c" 'ooucco nor smoke cigarettes We are to have
"cfCuIa'AllE library III on; nelIh2orhood soon. l
t'No iHG coNsIitCIloN ana hke 1t very much,
V,ie'i Au"' susie ana inc cousins letters lsehd
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pune aunt SUSIE now many names have you got
Ill your bip'f
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mama ms iioliie ''l'ci nc i"IIed was III MOUNT
Nv was oi'o " Iio heroes Oh tne feVoIu-
s'o,y wa "tiu, "iS' nc p[e"lc our n'st PIeSleh'
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n o1r1 but do NOT HINT much l nm, ,,,;,o "a
school ma IT takes nm nil INV fine in etI,dIn INV,
lessons Hike NV tc,chcr vorv much o,1l n,,
learning very G,st lam studviug gra,,,nnr oriti,
metic smelling reading acocrouhv and dictionnr,
Onr school viii soen he ont Tor vncntion ana ,H
Twill start nrain 10 pubIic school A merry Cbr,st
mas 10 Aunt Susie and her children
Lula and Che-sle Dobbs Cherokee On -Wa oro
cousins eleven and thirteen wears ofooo I Chnesi
was nj the cypositIan md soy fine nrnsido,,t ana
wife Our Gltbere both take rur Cover,rIIr,a,,
We orn not coinp ia scbo,l lint win start coon, W.
live twenty miles arart We like 10 read the cousins
letters Bil Arm and Betsv Hamilton
e 8 Joiner, Washington county, Gal have lust
returned from yerv pleasant ycsit to friend Who
called a riddle to memory that saw In n book not
long ago "What is q newly married couple liio?"
Answer: "A green pear" The riddle suits newly
married couples exactly, doesn't it Aunt Susc?
viii tell The cousins of visit to my uncle though it
was last summer: My uncle lives near IIephzibnh.
hut got oil the train at Mathew station to see my
grandfather, wi was sick intending to 20 ON tony
aunts in week time The latter part of the week
itcommcnced raining, it raned ON till Friday alter-
noon Uncle came after me Saturday morning; in
got to the first creek we sit up on the bacl, Of the
buggy and held 70 the top tie water ran away I'm
over the dashboard and the horse swan nart of the
way across the creek. After we got Oh the other
side it commenced pouring down rain; we went on
up to a little vill@gc, abouta hundred yards from
the creek ana stopped. 1t raincd till about four
o'clock, and Wo started again. We got to another
creek That seemed to be about quarter Of mile
long. | had not been frightened until we rot to the
tiist bridge. Seven CT eight of the blanks on
the end of the bridge were floating and when
the hors stepped on them they sunk way under
the water. But we got over that BRIDGE safely at
last, and got home about dark. enjoyed my visit
splendidly Aunt Susie found an excellent story in
ana interesting, and would be good advice TO the
cousins, so viii send it to you and hope you Will
have it published.