The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-02
EXCHANGE LIST.

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by those we have left ana leave
EXCHANGE LIST.
e. w. Gordon, Moreland, Ca,
celed stamps to exchange for pansle#
or any Kind of seed. #
Annie Thompson, Repton, Ala, h2
yards of lace One-half inch wide to e.
for two and Il half yards OF red velV@
Miss MattieVernon, Mayfeld, Mi
crayon 4 life-siZe portrait Tor any o.
ing six yards of pink surah SILK
first
Mrs. Peter Mcbride, Long Poo
has geese feathers to exchange Iol&
thing of equal value. Write Wh' 4
have. &
Mrs. w. A. Castley, Guide, Tex. wishes
to exchange q rug needle for anything o
equal value, or useful. Write for partic
uarS.
J. M. Carroll Narcossee, Fla, has rare
Florida flowers to exchange for sunlioWel
seed. rooted roses and dahlia bulbs. Write
for list.
Mrs. Due Truitt, Huntsville, Ala. ,twil
exchange double tiger and white lilies I'd
double suntlowers, for silk, velvet, or w L
ed scraps.
Mrs. T.. G. Randolph, Springton, Tex
wishes to exchange white ring-necked Eng
lish doves for anything of equal value
Write first.
Miss Laura Long, Bexar, Tex, has pat
terms Of draped princess dress ana othe
patterns to exchange for anything usefu
or ornamental. 4,
Postmaster, Gaysport, o., will give
good novel for two United States cope
cents, or three pennies, or live small 1of
eign copper COINS.
II. Cameron, Eastman, Ga, has 42o VI
liable foreign stamps, with new stamp y,
bum, to exchange for any SIX cloth Doull
standard novels or offers.
Mrs. G.. H. Hammond, Tructt, Ala.
has Eagle typewriter to exchange Tor DOCKS
ETC.; Constitution premium books preleri
ed. Write what you have.
Miss l.. Gradck. Red Banks, S. c., his
samples of crochet and quilt patterns .
exchange for gladiolt bulbs, cactl. fuschla,
tube-rose bulbs, and geranlum cuttings.
Mrs. w. A. McKenney, SOB Chestnt
street. Chattanooga, Tenn, has one sampa
case Caligraph, one shorthand machine, .
exchange for poultry or colt.
Mrs. G.. +. Richards, Stanley's cree.l,
N. c., has nice recipe for putting up 1rul,
no expense, no trouble, To exchange Tor lD
wards of good calico or bleaching.
Miss Willis, Box los, Greensboro, Ga
will exchange music, flower seed, scraS
or anything of equal value for n. "A. wa
lenhauft's Grand March de Concert
Frank Bowen, box 90, Iula, Miss, vii
exchange books such as "klng Soomoh;s
Mines" "Allen Quartcrman." "Mahomet
and others, for confederate bills, stamps T
bonds.
Miss Pattie D. Thorne, Airlie, n. c.. h;s
an invalid roller chair to exchange III
something of equal value Chair cost SD:
nearly new Write with stamp cnclose'
for particulars.
Mrs A. Black, So Washington street
Grcenvile s. c., has Partisan tailor Sys
TEN of dress cutting, with book of directions
to exchange for lace curtains, rug or any
thing of equal value.
Mrs. M. r. Webb, Fayetteville, Tex,
has toy harness, stocking bag ana button
bag to exchange for Easter lily bulbs and
geranium. also quilt and toy animal patterns
for Cancelled stamps.
Lee Robertson, Health Spring. S. c.. has
rare stamps and a few Spanish CONS
date 1878, also rare United States CONS
to exchnge for anything useful. Writ
what you have for exchange.
Mrs. IT, M. Stately, Rincan. Effinghan
county, Georgia, has a S15-dollar How
sewing machine to exchange for two COW
with calves. A lot Of furniture for Pekil
ducks, bronze turkeys, pure bald geese o
fowl eggs also confederate money, banl
notes. issued before the war, for pigs o
fine stock. Many other things for exchange
Write for list.
Confederate Soldiers, Attention
The undersigned rs captain of the 1901
regiment. New York Infantry, nineteenth arm,
corps, was taken prisoner by the troops on tn
left of the confederate line Qthodes an'
Gordon's) during the charge of the forenoon
at the battle of Winchester. Va. Septembe
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