The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

much and such nice fruit. and have great
fun gathering berries and picking flowers.
| We 90 one mile to school, and no scnOOl
girls even had u more pleasant walk. Papa
! has taken The Constitution for long tune.
| and we could not get along without it. We
| have DR.. Talmage's sermons for every Sun
| day morning, and think they could not be
| eXcelled.
| We have two little sisters. ALA and Clara.
and one little brother. Bishop Marion.
Theodore Pillow, Pickaway, Val, like
| many others, come seeking place with
| YOU. Haven't we had cold winter.
| though? Our climate seemed fast merging
into that of the north pole, as for several
weeks the thermometer stood at and be,
low the freezing point. Indeed, L would
not have been surprised for some one TO
have discovered polar bears roaming about
at will through Pickaway, or seals dlsport-
ing themselves on blocks of ice i'll Sandy
creek.
But instead of these / can only report
for this section a blacksnake and an ola
"toad" which were discovered on the ice,
as though they had come to join III skat-
ing. etc uo ;nd;eoro,t 70
| difficulties and walk hand in hand even
| among arctic SHOWS.
Parties. sociables, etc, have been kept
| I'D steadily through the winter and largely
| attended las I hear notwithstanding the
with icices.
Well, it is warmer now and all l can
hear is pit-a-pat on the roof, which makes
me think my plans for Sunday will come
to naught. But Everybody has his or her
troubles"
/ have some nice ballads and recltations
| I will exchange for the songs 'Nobodys
Darling and FIFTY Cents"
J. r. Bryson, Dillsboro, N. ,C.-,Probably
| many of the cousins would like to visit west
ern North Carolina and behold many things alss
thing. Wen give an idea of James peak OF
the great Balsam mountain, 1t is about -four n
miles distant from Balsam motel dnd is e about
5000 feet above the sea level ana IS cosea a1n
over with balsam fur. Some of the trees arc
diameter This place is the home of the bear,
wolf and wildcat. About four miles north
west Of this place live the cherokee ihui lnnst
Smoky mountain. To the east Waynesville
can be seen. Then, looking southeast, we are
carried away with the beautiful scenery Oh
the Canyfork, Balsam and the Ball mountains,
ranging in a southwesteriy direction, , Jane Is
Pposs hose the very best water that America
affords The mercury when placed In spring
will run as low as thirty Five degrees on n not
south side of this mountain and winds It's
wav toward the Western North Carolina rail
road 1t is stocked from head to t mouth h WIKI
Of equal merit, but fearing our letter VIII a pe
too long, will close. The tourist can ma ia
great sport at cunning and trout hshlnF IN
these mountains. Correspondents solicited.
sallie NJ. c.. Rtidsvillc, N. CT do love
The constitution and the tenth page is the
first place / turn to. | wish could descrlpe
my lovely home and t9S p Sayn one Of the
Irettiest groves that l ever saw We nave
had nine deep SHOWS ana my ,y nov NOW, c tha+ Il
och ;oneseome all this cold weather; but 40
not think so moment longer; nave =, a
GOOD library with some splendid DOCKS III ~
then there is skating, sleigh riding ana horse n
the baby of this family NY g+ mother &c gr and
i hh,nG, We have one canary bird and do
wish You could hear it sing; It has the swe ero
H on t OF nirbt have thIrty-four lovely hens
and do enjoy hunting hen nests ana .e d"ains
to the Little ot ehi 6tor1 G To Ha do Enjoy
hunting answers. History is my favorl.e STUDY
ana get anythns nr} P@f6 some on girl
about NV age which is sixteen ! WIS.,. Wish
some some of the Cousins who have only Flirting
would copy and send me the "olus'
7. d. Galloway. Antelope Gap, Tex.-know
az The Atlanta Gonstitqt Ito W 70 DE seI King
in behalf of an aged but worthy 81y Iady;;
4, thereby she might learn something met 1n o,
rcabouts of her daughter, from whom
not heard for nine years Inc 4!n
p 4. McCalister. widow of NJ.
fer and her daughters name was
..c and she married a man by the
Il Walker in Grimes county Texas S!aS
moved away from there and Mr. Wal
died since which time Mrs McCallster
as heard nothing from her daughter III any
of the readers of the paper can give any IN
E formation concerning the lost daughter MIS-.
McCalIster will ever feel under ohllgatl9hs
to the one furnishing it. If any, 1nformatl991n,
concerning her be sent to my address VII
take the trouble to convey the same 10 'his
good lady in person.
Eva L. Dixon, Mascotte. Fla am niue
girl ten years Of age. | am going to school
now and walk a distance of two and half
miles l perform on the organ ard expect &c
on farm and papa has an orange grove ,,;
and it is in full bloom. Papa Is farmer ana
raises truck probably of you cousins
would think it strange to see tomatoes Gu,
cumbers and watermelOns growing TINS time
of wear but it is nothing strange In our coun'
try. Papa takes The Constitution ana SAYS
he would not do without It. and mama says
she would not care If it would come twice
week Cousins 1 live in land OF flowers,
and as | have not the pleasure Of snow ball.
ing rs some of you do. | have the pleasure of
plucking flowers. Correspondence solicited