The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22

ROOM Is SOOu company. cousins, my DlItn-
day comes the same month and the same day
| OF thai month thar the Ark rested on
Mount Ararat. Now when does it come?
A Florida Girl Chipey, Fla.-Mamma has
| been taking The Constitution for many years
and thinks it is the most interesting paper in
| the United States. l think Aunt Susie to
| be dear, good lady to take such interest in
| the young cousins l think we all should
| feel grateful to her. I am anyway. Perhaps
| some one would like to hear something from
| the Land of Flowers. We live in west Flor
| ida, on the l.. N. railroad which runs from
| Pensacola to Chattahoochee, Fla. This land
| is mostly adapted to cane, rice sweet pota-
| toes and groundpeas; also fruits, and we nave
| kinds of fruit. With al this L enjoy city life
| best. There is near us rock well, called
falling waters" which is sixty feet deep,
| surrounded with beautiful magnoas; the
| other is a rock bridge also pure sulphur
| spring 1 wonder if Mr. Prntess has got ali
| the rules to govern lady to make home
| give some to govern the boys. L wonder if
Dorothy, of Atlanta, has found her brave
! Douglas? Her letters were very sensible,
| but J. had rather be Il Sunday school teacher.
| / am very CAD there is one boy afraid of
| the girls; maybe he will stay in his place.
Long live Aunt Susie Clayton and King.
| Correspondents solicited.
| Iva Robinson, House, Mss.-I have been
a subscriber to The Constitution for short
time and would not take twice the price
and Improvement in the Young Folks Circle
is advancing considerably. due mostly,
think, to the Kindness and patience OF dear
(Which affords more pleasure. Hops, or
Mcmory?' is real difficult 10 decide. Good
points have been gained on both sides and
if the cousins are writing for mere arEu
ments sake. | don't think either side should
claim precedence. 1t is a subject that re-
to the dictates of my conscience. dare
not favor and not the other. for life
would, indeed. be miserable without either
hope memory. May ] be allowed an il
lustration? A younger sister. on being asked
her opinion. replied: ~ can only speak for
myself: hope affords more pleasure to me.
the aged. So, you see, youth has thousand
hopes. age has thousand memories.
Cousins. have but one hope-a great and
glorious hope-but l have countless memor-
les interspersed with g!adness and sorrow:
and, were l to be deprived of either. of
course, l would leave it to the discretion of
one who has experienced the many viciSsi
tudes Of life, in this case. and | join
Bertha Ravens in asking Aunt Susie's opinion.
a, question to the history-ioving cousins and
I'll worry your patience no longer. Which
character. in history do You admire most.
and why2
Fannie Sandfer. Tylertown. Miss
How readily we wish time spent revoked
That we might try the ground again. where
Through inexperience as we now perceive>
We missed that happiness we might have
found"
This summer two years ago wrote letter
to The institution and the great wonder is
that it escaped the waste basket. The reason
began my letter with the above, little ex-
think il so very rue and pretty. | spent the
last two years in college and as they were
passing by | thought | spending them
protitably but now L see many moments that
i did not spend as | should have spent them.
If could spend the past two years over /
now look hack over nv Hfa ana see many
hours | spent unpleaSantIy that | could
have sncnt very pleasantIy. i graduate at
Whitw0rth COLLEGE Rrook6aven Miss next
session. f-<.ant realize that my school days
are SO near over.
ner boat riding, Horseback riding, going 10
picnics. etc. me summer is passing away
entirely too rarldly fer me. one Of my
schooaleS Iron Itw oi-enlS IS '%na'n ,1,a III
number i of girls from New Orleans are spend
ing the summer in our little town; Usually
6nt 7 nave one md what do YOU suppose Ii
~ waIl r. o is " nhtcEnn ana IS nor axa(,,iv
IKE all other clGAens Tor cn mex uS'>'t,
nave TWO leSS anu anu n .l mas oH ~ one
COUSINS w, would ID suggest St n Way to NJ
nail ies 10 LAKE tue pi"ee~
one "
with Heads Like Snakes. =. 81!
,,;,aa,,ia 20 ,un,,s+ 70 rcnooio ID Z
NV, hllieusuFllv o2 tho
brought 10 tne cry this morning oy sci'lc
man down the river lew h1Sctuihen, d
buShel OF shrlFeleu peaches ana ihe urltu
skin Of his slIakeShlp were thc only occupants
OF Il plhey WCods cai winch Was leiSuielS
crate war brands.
superiority TO the olitr snah as comes ii'lh
the lhct tnat nus t'ieI. We La cu WI IT. q
romance that coz. nm ii1@ ntSi IN ~ ~ ns
an important part III the n'''N n'''e VI % u'''~'
CHI IN Nc" Sn,La was killed about fen DAYS ago
ood tbrnn Gavs after If had swallowed n dozen
~ Lii Oh wore under process of iDcuDa-
H., THO snake was emf open. the eggs re-
ronyad and mt back i'll the nest under faith
f,,I hon day or two ago. the little chick
an, crowled from their shells and it is
en ems ' "" fnct ttot tbav make mn 4 coyey of
sii 5dornIonad chickens so far as bodies are
eomcernrd. but stranger still that their heads
yerv murh resemble the head of a snake.
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This Makes the Eeart A che.
Milledgeville. Ga. August 1S.-(SpeciaI)-
One of the most pitfful professions that has
Of Charles Carston and family, who were
down OF a mili III Ha'an .i a9out 'hIte
hon6 ond Tcifa and fonr children the small
est of these being about two years ola.
Ihey CANNED 70 n"Te re- Maron in snarcb ~
work. They carried their effects in flour
sacks and had no money , at AL IneE were ,