The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-07-26
YOUNG FOLKS CORRESPONDENT
Letters of Exchange Among the Consti-
tution's Little Folks.

Letters of Exchange Among the Consti-
tutions Little Folks.
Merria Elenar Willis, Coffee Creek, Ark.-I had
seen in The Constitution several times where some
persons wanted Cancelled stamps and confederate
money ] have confederate money and few
stamps would like TO exchange for some silk
scraps for quilts.
Lucie Taylor, Larkin's Fork, Ala am a little
girl twelve years of age. | have Just returned
from school few days ago, and it is so nice to go
to school. Every boy and girl ought to strive to
get an education.
want to ask the cousins what was the frs.
thing ever printed in the United States?
Ernestine Trotter Bolton Miss-I have never
seen a letter from our town. | thought would
write. We have a very pretty little town. We
have q graded school, two churches, and Il number
of stores, and about five hunded inhabitants.
wish Aunt susie would come down here ana visit
am not like most of the cousins have no
pets, except the piano | am great lover of
music. will ask for a few correspondents.
Lavinia Fuller, Lafayette, Als.-I am a farmers
daughter and live two miles and half from La
Fayette. | have been silent admirer for some
time. We have been taking The Constitution for
nine years, and think it is the best paper published
Our school closed the Sd of June and II will be-
gin the 10Th of september was promoted TO the
freshman class. I wonder if all of the cousins
like to read as well as l do? Correspondents So
hcited Age twelve.
Martin Maloy. Wacoochee. Ala am sixteen
years of age and the son of farmer. l live in
east Alabama, one mile from the Chattahoochee
river. enjo fishing very much. My father has
been taking The Constitution several years, and
think it a valuable paper. l enjoy reading the
Young Folks corner very much. have been 60
ing TO school but am enjoying vacation now
Correspondents solicited.
James s. Thompson, Keeling Val write to
tell you how much enjoy the cousins letter, but
"a lr hl lt | ar oil Al xn1 toll
us how TO behave at the table. No doubt many
little boys and girls will think of you when
tempted TO be rude AZ the table. Mamma often
wonders to what church you belong. We are Bap-
fists. This is the strongest denomination in this
section OF Virginia.
Myrtle Dali, Seven Springs, " CT am little
girl, twelve years OF age | live in the country
about four miles from the Seven Springs, which is
favorte summer resort, and have no pets, but
have very sweet little sister.
To any one sending Inc the song down on the
Farm will send in exchange Tile Drunkard's
Lone Child" Fair Geneva or Thou Hast
Learned To Love Another"
Mabel Mathews, Spring Hill, Iowa. am
northern girl have been away to school all win
ter, and am now enjoying my three months vlCa-
tion. like algebra better than any other Study.
ranked second in a class of over forty.
IT any of the cousins have the piece called Lit
for, and will Seud it to me, will return the favor
in any way that can. 1 have often tried to get
tell Inc how to knit neck tie out of silk?
Correspondents solicited. Age fifteen.
j. y, Hughs, Cochran, Ala like to read The
Constitution, especially the Young Folks corner.
have been an adnlring reader of your paper for
time, hut this is my first attempt to write.
never get tired OF reading Aunt Suse's histori-
cal letters.
Is there president at the Bank of Commerce,
No. % Nassau street, New York, or not? and what
Is his name:
ToHthe first person answering correctly, will
send present. Look out and be quick, girls.
Patte Powell, Eurekaton Tenn.-As it has been
raining today / could not go to church, |
Thought the best way | could spend my time was
to write to The Constitution. enjoy reading yours
ana the COUSINS letters so much. [ wish you had
stayed in Chicago longer SO you could have writ
ten us more abolt it.
wrote to Ednee Brewer, that little lame girl in
Arkansas anu received a nice letter from her.
Correspondents solicited.
Maud Whiteside, Hampstead, Texas.-School
closed the 9th of May will be in the fifth grade
farm. have no ,pets, except sweet little cana
ry. am twelve years old. We enjoy the nice
waternieons we are having now very much
My youngest sister and have very pleasant
time playing with dolls. We all run with
eager haste to see which can get The Constitution
first, dearly love read the cousins letters,
and Aunt Susie's are great treat
Kate S. Norwood, Shiloh, Ala am little girl
e1SnJ years nave never Detn To school Tour
months. Mamma has taught me almost all l know.
My papa is farmer, and raises cotton, corn, and
watermelOns. have only one Pet, cat which
am very fond of. Ihave three brothers all younger
than myself. Mamma takes down to see
grandma (whOse name is Mrs. Monroe Agee and
lives at Perdue Hill, Monroe county, Ala y every
winter, and we emmy being there much. Aunt
Susie, please, don't droplthis in the waste basket,
as it is my first letter.
Jimmy Heatherley. Zirconia, Nc am little
kid of eight summers. l can ride horse just as
good as any OF 'em. killed a big rattlesnake up
In the new ground the other day. How wicked he
looked as he coiied himself up, elevated his head,
and licked out his tongue at me, as much as to
saw don't fool with me little fellow"
pan, has a farm 4 mountain, and |