The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-17
else. like to read historical novels, and lives OF


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else like to read historical novels, and lives OF
queens and kings.
Iwould advise the cousins TO read: MRS. Strlck-
lands Lives OF the Queens of England" scot
1sn rseeS De-
,cisivc Battles of the World" and "Harry Loire
tquer.'
"Char!ey O'Malles,' is the best ever read.
Aunt Susie. shall try and remember your rules.
Adieu pour le present
Floyd Carter, 400 North Royal st. jackson, Tenn.
Our schools closed last Friday for one week. non
day am having gay time rabbit hunting;
viii some of the cousins please send me the
song: Ring the Bell Softly, There Is Grape on the
Door,
can furnish Mrs. NJ. A. Flowers with shuttle
for Victor machine.
Best wishes TO The Constitution and the cousins.
Eta Pierce Georges Creek. Ark.--I am little
country girl thirteen years Old. Papa taxes !he
Constitution, and turn to the Young Folks Cor
ner first. have one brother and sister older than
myself. have never had but one hand, but can
pick cotton piece quilts, bring water, ana 90 most
anything any other little girl can
Much love to Aunt Susie and the cousins.
Alice Lyle, Carroton. Gave live about three
miles south from the little town of Carrollton. -
has about thousand inhabitants. 1t is situated
the Richmond and Danville railroad.
This is very fine country. My father is farmer;
he runs a two-horse farm. | have been going TO
school, but have stopped now. We have an orchard.
Correspondents solicited. either sex. Age
thirteen.
Thomas Jones, Sepulga Ala am a little hoy
eight years old. | have no pets except n little
wagon. l have to mind the calves tor mamma All
the time. My brother has yoke of oxen; help
him haul wood sometimes. l can not drive oxen
much, they are too contrary.
Well cousins. Christmas ia nearly here DOCS
old Santa Claus come to see you all? He comes
to see me every Christmas.
George W. Cassels Island Grove, Fla.-1 am
farmers boy, and my papa has been constant
reader Of The ATTAIN Constitution for five years
have pet goat, three pet bantam chickens,
and also little express wagon L am gong 20
school at the little city OF Island Grove, and l
study spelling, Fourth reader, geography, gram
mar, history and arithmetic.
want to ask a question: 'What was it General
Wolf said when whe he was dying on the battle
fel Q"
would like correspondents.
Riila Taylor. Muscngee, Fla.-Muscogee Is lit
tie village situated on the bank of the Perdldo
river. There are two saw,nills, a planer, store.
postoffice, church, school, blacksmith and ma
chine shops. and hotel
am going to school now, and like my teacncr
splendid. He is from Columbus, Ga.
will ask few questions:
Who, when and where, was the first victim
When did Mass achusetts purchase Maine? and
for what price?
In what year was the New York and Erie canal
completed?
Flcta Smith, Tennilie, Ga.-My home Is at
Pembroke, Ga and am now visiting my grand
mother, six miles from Tennille, and having
very nice time.
am eleven years old. and my mother has been
dead four years, and papa is married again
Grandma has been taking The Constitution so
InnJS = a can't r II
it ever since have been here md like it better
than any other paper have ever read.
Aunt Susie, / read your rules, and think they are
splendid. think the fifth one the best, ''always
obey your parents.
Leslie and Rubia May, Eddy, Texas.-Will you
allow US wee space III your pleasant corner We
are brother and sister; Won't give our ages for
fear you will think we are intrudins .,... ,
Papa takes the or nj old Constitution ana
TIL nllS it the best paper out.
We wish some of the eastern cousins could be
here now. 1t has been raining most all the week;
and O. my, how the mud does stick. 1t nould be
funny to see them trying to get it off their feet.
We used to ii, consequently 1t does not bother
US.
the cousins near the coast.
Carl r Kerner Kernersviile, n. C.-Kerners-
vile is a beautiful place, situated about ten miles
east OF the city OF Winston.
go to school every day; like to go very much.
am very fond OF reading. am at present read
ing the famous BOOK, ROBINSON tTusOe
/ am a subscriber to your * client paper IKE
to read il very much esHecialy political matters;
take a great interest in politics.
We are having some very cold weather here
now. AS write there is Zig snow on the ground.
How many OF the cousins have seen Vice Presl-
dent-elect Stevenson? l have.
Annie Jackson. Phoenix, Miss.-My papa died
when was a little baby, but | have dear good
mamma who does all for me that she can. am
gong to school; am ten years old; L like to go
Can any of the cousins send me a song: 'The
Drunkard Child" and one l do not remember
anything but the chorus and 1t is this: VIII you
miss your little Lizzie on the bright SaDbath
morn" have a good many to exchange, and any
one will send to me. will send "Julllata, III
is Growing Darker or Josephine"
WIN some of the cousins correspond with mef
Wishing you all merry Christmas and happy
New Year.
Fanny Thompson and Sale Stevens, Number
One, Tenn.iC Is with friendly hearts and the best
of wishes that apply to tine cousins for admit
nee into their Oh rming circle What interest
in letters some of the young people write. They
have improved so much Ill the past year.
We live farm about two miles from the
thriving little village of Number One, where wo
have spent many hal pv hours together .
AS some of the cou ms have suggested to omit
their pets, will not tell you of ours.
How many of the cousins enjoy cooking? we
can sympathze with those who do not.
We live without love, We may live without books,
But civilized man can OF live without cooks"
Let us hear from the cooks and farmers also.
With love and New Years greetings, to Aunt
Susic and tho cousins, we bid you auieu.
Correspondents solicited.
Vesta G. Peuce, Denote, Ind.-It has been
some time since wrote to you, and that was Tor
cotton seed. ! received many letters and cot
ton seed could not send them all flowers, or not
even answer all their letters but l was very
thankful for them
| often read over the letters yet suppose as
Is Christmas,
/ have had u very pleasant time today an last
evening, which will not forget soon. Also re-
ceived several presents.
wish some of the cousins that know how to
make tissue paper flowers would write to me, and
| VIII return the favor TO them. Will send them
d rections to make secret or transfer INK. as l
would like to learn how to make paper flowers.
would like correspondent OF either sex.
It Depended on the BOY.
From The Detroit Free Press.
A boy one day last week called on JEFF
fcrson avenue merchant concerning a place
Il want an Office boy" he said in reply, III
can get the right kind Of one. Do you want
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