The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28
YOUNG FOLKS CORRESPONDENTS
Letters OF Exchange Among the Constitu-
tons Little Folks.

Elma, Plymouth, Fla.-Aunt Susie, in the case
OF Edmee Bower, won't you suggest that the
cousins in the the different towns get up enter
tainments and charge small fees. SO they viii be
well attended, and give the proceeds to help
for this poor little girl?
Jack 6. Smith, Fulton. Ky.-We have been TAX
ing The Constitution for nearly year and like it
so much. | am so proud of the pictures of
your niue pets. They are both handsome. Clay
ton is sweetest looking. l thought he was girl
at first
would like to correspond with some of the
cousins, either sex.
Little Lee Ridley, Wood Mill. Cal am girl
eight years old am the only child papa and
mamma has. am going to school aud love my
teacher very much.
have read through the third reader twice, and
have not missed word in spelling i'll nearly six
weeks. have large dog named Zip
Miss NJ Ramsey, Baileyyile, Va have been a
reader OF The Constitution and have enjoyed it
so much.
We have had the coolest winter ever felt. All
my ceranims froze. l want the cousins to send
mo some cuttings of geIaniums and and fuchs1a,
and bulbs OF tuberoses and will send them sheet
music in return ANY one that will send me
ten gaTaniums, will send them ten pieces of mn
sic. have seyenty-hve sheets of music TO ex-
change for flowers.
Dora Lockwood, Whitesbure, Tenn.-This is
very pretty villnge, situated in the beautiful val
lev of East Tennessee. We have some splendid
mountain scenery around here There are several
large marble quarries near here. The marble is
quarrec and hauled here in large wagons to be
shipped.
viii some of the cousins send Inc the words of
tho song. ''rfe Dying Cowboy" also Of the poem
paul Reyere's Ride" by II. W. Longfellow. Will
send songs and poems in return.
Correspondents solicited
J. A Knowles Eatonton, Gal come asking in
formation through the valuable columns OF your
paper OF my brothers. George and Fred Knowles.
Both enlisted i'll Alabama company at the be-
ginning of the civil war. Have not heard of Fred
since the war. George, when last heard OF, was at
Notasulga, Ala. Would be glad to hear from them
of them will be gladly received. Address above.
Mary Johnson Pearly, Ga.-Will you let merry
girl Join your band of cousins? Aunt Susie. think
your pets are very pretty children. 1 VIII cut their
pictures ont and put them in my scrap book. l
guess they help you very much with the letters. L
wish Aunt Susie would send me her picture.
We had IL big snow in January. enjoyed it very
much. like to play in il if my hands did not get
SO cold.
wish some one would put good white
washing recipes in the paper. There are two or
three WAYS to mix it UP so it will not rub off.
| will close by asking Bible question: How
much money did Solomon receive il one day?
Ida NJ. Morgan, Woodvie. Miss. Aunt Susie,
thinS your little children are mighty pretty.
My home is nine miles from Woodville and is
about fifteen miles from the Mississippi river. 1t
is a large cotton plantation. do not like to 1--we
in the Country much l would rather live in the
city. like to travel. think everybody likes to