The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-12-19

| and mother both dead. 1 have no relatives
here in Georgi la am so tired living al"ne-l Ieei
entirely iorsakcn--wi he so glad II some one Will
write to me- My uncle was a farmer was small
| when left there and do not remember very much
about him or his family.
| L am now living in Monroe county, Geor@la'
with MIR. IL. L. Colbert My postof1ice Is Juiiette,
Georgia.
| Dear cousins, all of you take this home to your
| selves. Make all inquiry you can and write to
| me.
| 2. NJ. Altman, Decatur, Ala.-It is always my
| delight to turn first to the Young Folks Corner
| as soon as The Constitution comes.
Cousins we ought to feel grateful to Aunt Susie
| for her kindness in devoting her time simply for
| us to amuse ourselves. l know she has great
| deal TO contend with. We ought to take advan-
tage of the opportunity and write often and make
some improvement each time.
l would like to know what has become of the
| boys who used TO write often l must acknowl-
edge the girls nave got us beat bad. ! would like
to the boys rally once more he ore they give up
| the fight. guess most of them are like myself,
bashiul and afraid some one will criticise their
letters, but this VIII never do Come TO the 'front.'
and W will see what We can do.
AS this is merely "A Letter of request to become
member, guess had better close.
would like correspondents
Norris Orr, Lake View, Texas.-I a country
hoy. live about forty miles from the great Stake
Plains, the north side OF red river
There are lots of wild game out here. l have
killed several antelOpeS. | would ike for some OF
the cousins to hunt with me. | have seen wild
cats, Oba wolves, coyotes pantherS, bears and
jack rabbits. There a great many ratttesnakes
and prairie dogs here. We cannot raise anything
hardly for the dogs.
In the spring the praiTies covered with wild
flowers of ali colors; it is beautiful; it looks like
flower garden have several kinds of the flower
seed and cactus seed.
also h We about three hundred Cancelled stamps
and 30 tobacco tags.
am Tennessean. We came to the Panhandle
| about two years ago. Wheat and oats are the
principal crops but it is so dry that we can hardly
raise anything.
| Carrie Floyd Stewart, Milton, Fla love for
| my MANN a. or Garmie chat is what l call my
grandma to read Aunt Susies letters to me about
| the worlds fair How do wish we could have
| been with her when she was looking at all these
| toys. know chat golden chariot, drawn by tour
| white goats, was beautiful. Don't YOU know
il looked funny to see that old rooster dressed I'D
| like man, leading the irOnt goat.
My papa gave Inc beautiful doll a few weeks
| ago She is lovely, has brown eyes, and real
| brown hair that can be cOmbed curled. love
! her much. Her name is Lucille. | undress her
! every night and put her to bed, unless am too
! sleepy.
! have TWO dear sweet brothers, Douglass and
| Willie. ono is seven years Old, and the other six
| teen months old.
! l try to nelp mamma all can with the b.by, but
! am little tot myself, only five years Old, but
| am very fond OF having any one to read to me.
| think il would be so nee for the cousins to ex-
| change pretty pictures tor their scrap books.
! When We pl &c them in our book, put name OF
| sender. town and state. will exchange with any
will close by wishing merry Chr istmas to all
the cousins anu Aunt ou lie.
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o,jte a inIly time That was Fdncntion Dav ana
the teachers and children from al over the state
| wore admitted tree The author Of the arithmr-
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