The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-11

of the boys say "Salome's girl" II she Is
she's not going to risk her life rowip, 90, On
ponds and creeks. Cousins. those or you VINO
have sisters can Sympathlz with me. never
had till last Christmas My OLDEST ntoiic, ,
married then. He is living In MISSES ippi ana ana
married there. I've never seen III" WHY w.
hope l shall like her.
Mary Black and Fannie Chambers, Dixon
Spring, Tenn Here comes two little democratic
girls. We have been discussing an the morning
Cleveland's Inauguration, and think he has very
cold day Tor the street parade Mouldnt an OIL
YOU like to go to the ball though? ] think 1t Is
real nice for Cleveland to ride in Harrison car
riage. -
We go to school and enjoy playing base ball very
much. Our little village is called the garden Spot
of Tennessee. We are going to have soldier
reunion at our fair grounds in May.
If any of the girls ana boys wish to correspond
with frennessean, we would be glad to hear from
them. Ages, fourteen and fifteen
Maggie H. Shannon, Lorrinack, SCI am goinf
to school now. We have very small school; Fst
have about fourteen regular scholars. ,Na
Aunt Susie, think your pets are very pre- III
! especially the youngest one uPss
| notice that Bonnie S. Cleveland has had cithe
ling corn bread: We have had great deal os
| too | think itfs very nice. ind
Aunt Susie, you don't know how hard has
| tried to write this plain, SO it would not be ad
| trouble to YOU Us
| Cousins. how many of you can ride horsebacHh
| have great deaf of fun have three horses that
| | can ride. think | will ride i'll the lar I'M,
want some of the girls and boys to write to-
me. Age, thirteen.
Bessie Reddick, Tallohas, Ga.-This is the first
month of spring but it doesn't look at all like ittor
it has been raining ever since the first OF March,
and very cold and windy.
Aunt Susie, liked your rules very much, put
| the twelfth my pick.
| / would like to hear from some Of the cousins
who live in the north, and from Virginia e5peclaily;
Aunt SUSIE, please. as Annie Reid says, DO tell
| us something about your school days.
think your little pets are just as prctty anu
+oG he
| tel them would like SO much to see them 49,
will exchange music with any one that Will
| write to ! have silver ware j would ike 10
, exchange for 'Bephc0's March"
Julia Cosby, Big Springs, Texas.-I live in the
far west at the foot Of the wide staked plains. We
| moved to this country two years ago. This il a
beautiful country of wide stretching prairie 1t is
very thinly settled; therefore, sometimes get
i've fifteen miles from the thriving town of
| Big springs. We take The Constitution, ana |
| think it is the best paper ever read. think Aunt
Susie's Bill Apps and Piunketts letters the best
part of The Constitution.
! will be fourteen wears old in about a week.
Can any one tell me where, and at what price, !
can get tArp's FresIde Sketches? would IKE To
! have it very well.
| How many OF the cousins are fond of reading?
| am particulars fonG it. ! read everything can
get, and could read great deal more
| ] would like to correspond with some OF the
cousins about my age.
Clara Carmen, Manchester Mills Texas viii
! you please let poor little cripple girl ioln the
band of cousins | am the Oldest OF tour little
| girls Will be eleven wears old next June. 1t is
| Gods will that am denied the pleasure you 3 Z
enjoy and that is walking. j.,
| and have never Waked a step by myself mound
My father is farmer, and he andWEg louise
are very sicdy, and are very n2''' ''-7a aus' -
rented land. and have spent
ever a. j. -~--s H.
viii have to sit in n.y Iock,Le ctls'on NOT OIL
life, but mamma says 1t is Gods VIII. seggs, ;