The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-09-05
CORRESPONDING FOR THE KINGDOM

"oss1py Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies' for Themse Ives
NorE-Letters writer on both sides of tho n.nar
cannos be printed. f"p"A
Notice.
Inc correspondents of this department will
please address their letters to 4SO Courtland
Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
we cannot advertise in this department.
Several letters have been received this week
ohering articles and mentioning q fixed price !.
we ieaYe cut all such letters; do not object to
simple exchanges but other offers will be lef.
out.
.,John Hardin, Seneca, s. CT wish to learn
tne Whereabouts of my son, John Berry Har-
ogo--ba p" ,r men lasf heard from-about a year
Tex He is nineteen years old. fair COM r1
Ri nfHIms open lace light hair blue eyes Any
Au-9 appreciated by his parents
70 "f Ia fa annie Simmons, Hayes. TEX come
~ u? WomanS Kingdom hoping TO gain
soine information about nv kindred T VS.
t halr; an orphan, my mother died about the
th s mar a, OF the war, my father went to
us halne was Aaron Robertson. [ was small
dI,G got srTayed Off I lived with MIR John
from from R az dir tn NY name was changed
ra Miss 2: + Hamilton, Stewards Ferry,
ABOUT children of an aunt Margaret or
Peggy Allen, whose maiden name was Ham
Iiton, and who moved from the vicinity OF
Nashville Tenn, about sixty-ffye years ago.
She had sonS named Hamilton and John and
daughters named Elmira, Mary, and others
whose names are lost. As we remember, the
famlly went to Polk county, Arkansas. ANY
information furnished by any reader of The
Constitution will be appreciated and thank
fully received WIN furnish stamps for cor
rcsDondence.
Mrs. D. s Smith Flatonia, Tex, wishes
They lived near Elberton, Ebert county,
Georgia. I don't know what year she left
mothers name Mary Penn. Her sister
Lucinda married schoolteacher named
ThrelSed '"qd family ,i nnd
DE- nrInt this as ! am anxious 10 hear.
bic, if any one will pay for stamps vi otie'
bic if any one will answer
N,rs MA G. MAYHEM, Atherton, Texas have
gained a great deal of inlormation tnrohsn
I think there Is no raper like The Constitution.
write TO tell all of the readers OF The Sohsttu-
ton that make cas- CAKES tnaC nea1a ' t do * 70
and if they want some all they nave 70 Nv 40 49,; ~
send stamps to pay POSTAGE on them. vii glt s
them as many they want, but cahho. JILL" ~
nav the postage, which will be ABOUT ceh' p'i
have two singing hooking birds that WI ex1
chance for ANYTHING of the same value "ilte 10 W
postage. Address as above.
Mrs. II. Scott, Kerrvie, Tex.-My son, Roy
Scott, aged fourteen, mas DeeI co inst With
inhammatory rheumatism am soItis L"A' ~
to ken him amused. His latest hoDDy Is
thr collection of Cancelled stamps, when Just
now affords him great pleasure III any Oh
the sisters will send him what stamps the!
can collect l VIII appreciate the kindness anu
if they are rare. such as confederate, Tor
f.iul tolp
of the new Columbian issue, Will return the
favor in native ferns and cactus. MY Time
is 700 much occupied for correspondence on
the subject, but l win try to be guided by
the golden rule, and return fair equivalent
based on prices for flowers and stamps IN
catalogues. The Constitution is delightful
paper.
Mrs Alice Sage, Paducah, Tex love to
read the sisters letters much, though
am not much at writing myself. L want to
known If any Of The Constitutions many
readers can tell me where l would be likely
to sell a very old violin. 1t Is IN good
state of preservation and has very sweet
sound II has this inscription on the INSIDE
on paper yellow with age: J99sePh - t'-;!t !,
One letter is nut out Of the second name, but
Won see it is $50 years Old and it is sound
al hut one cracked place which can pc
a.. inad If we could dispose of it for Il good
1rice I would be very thankful: as ali on us
west Texas settlers need all the money we
can get as our crops dre very near com
W. bnva no garden no fruit or anything to
eat only what we buy, ana are 80 i"i ln" Ii
tho railroad we don't get anything that Way
u w. is Skinned. except dried fruits or
canned. Sometimes [ get very hlpn,gry TOR nmr
some good ripe dr NJ p sn+4Iers Of country
oI,vavs have the hardships 10 Dear; lhou&l,,
we have not as many to pear as lme! NV uSvu
A. have when the Indians We're mere eNQW,
20 nrn ono can assist MS to dispose OF the
violin will be very thankful ana VIII pay
tbcn} for their trouble. Address rs looNe'
u Boothe. Allentown, Gal wish to
make \ correction in nay letter Whlch APP
nnIrpd in The Constitution Oh inc l'eii III
n"ininion. Thus: ii any of the survivors OF
| mo 'r,yrnty-seycnth regiment, LOUISIANA, Coi
! many +. that went from ByrohYII'e, l-a', ~
IJi~h+over and l. i. Webb, see TINS IN Pfihi
| 1te1se write 10 the above address. viii
re M r q. rairchild Forest, NIss.Thougt
ca long silent | read each week all Of tho
! Irtters which appear i'll our dear old familiar
department regref so rev f Wlie anefes
| hot DAVIS O, but hasn't it been warm! | have
| cnyicd Mrs. Peary her Arctic trip. suppose
al have have felt similar interest and Curl
| osity in regard 10 the North pole which have
| ~nr nxneTienced | hope Captain pearyj
| viii be a successful expedition. With Waite
! Eesant ] have always had a peculiar fancy II
! 1nf~rrnce to an intermediate state for tn
| faithful q thfk the Bible teaches there /
one) and with him il has been my tnhsl,o 'b
| fancy that it is northern twilight land q
| stinr"me beauty which, however hasn't
| srriutural foundation. | would like to hav
the views Of others Of this Department. In rel
erenco to this and other vital subjects.
| | wish to say here that many write to m
without enclosing stamp for reply; L canno
reply 10 such. While cents is 70 sm maj
Siderable 1 have curious o'dfashioned re
| coi,,t book. so old it gives recipes Tor tn
| care and cure of camePs meat, talsmani
charms for diseases and love potlons; III
odd and great curiosity.
4 Virginia Romance.
A romantic story Of constancy in adyers
circumstances comes from Virginia. "A pretf
rirl was beloved by Il youth, whose sudde
| lass of fortune caused her parents to forbi