The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-07

and Industrial college which means they
| will pay I'll the expenses Of a student for
one year. including board, books, washing,
etc. This offer will be made once every
year. and is certainly worth working for.
! This is another instance of what the press
is doing to help in the education of our
| young people. SO many Georgia girls have
| written TO me and expressed such a great
| desire TO attend this college but want of
means was the drawback Now girls, here
Is your opportunity. Let every Georgia
| girl go to work in earnest for this prize
CORRESPONDENTS FOR THE KINGDOM
Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves
NorE-Letters written on both sides of the paper
canno, be printed.
Notice.
vii! rhe correspondents of this column please
address their letters to 480 CORTLAND avenue,
and not 400. This is the new number of my
$50 aS1sS' "N' ~, ''''''' -'' 10 ~'D''''D - -'''
Read and Remember.
| We cannot advertise in this department
| sSeveriil letters have been received this week
oNSering articles and mentioning a fixed price !;
weN eave out all such letters; do not object 10
simple exchanges. but other offers Will be leis
q
"ARei,der." Reidsville y. Can any one tell
an anxioTas reader and subscriber, where she
6uy butter coior. From one who ooles to our
nsr for man helps lam SO anxious to obtain the
Garnette Purk Xns, King George Court House Va.
take this moth, td ask the sisters TO give me
some hen II fhp\. Acan. have a knot my wrist
winch came Itst august and it is hard like bone.
At times il hurts Re WIN some one give me
remedy to remove
Mrs : " ,ynnta D.. (l{ox o. Greenfield, Dade
Cn;iutv : CT rQ. td with much interest in The
Const1tutioo / y, tsh to know where can obtain,
and the price, the fr3nco- Prussian mode OF dress
cutti1r called the jackson system. Win any of
the sisters il; form NJ te where can get II?
Mira. Sarah Narti h, (care Of Mr. Henry Martini,
Milsaubea 20. II krthampt0n County, y. Can
any one giv, me an! II Information of nay son, John
r. Martin" Il ha. been years since heard
60 a.. , fast 4''@r" from he 1s"s near Pc
tetshnrg, t'' -N1 (on master on tie Norfolk and
Western ia''!'"' - II any one can tell rue where he
i7' p'e'7e 90 7'' $rltc a9 above.
Airs !" u. l's FMS, Oakland, orange County, Fla.
nave ittN Nich ESQ much i could not reply 10 all
WAC ed a. To offer to exchange with nc
iIy .oo-m ~ and myself sent. each box of
oranges 10 't II lady but have not received thc
lluli -"AH ~ the oranges all right fear viii
neE'I h' gem. l would send to others hut the
LttlEIl vs. 20 very high 1t don't pay. | get
ir4lf h,r cheaper taan / can thaG way.
i3l<yery mueh Obliged to all the kind ladies
i''it kSrNfe to iNCTe were many can posi-
ol/answer all. isent 70 one lady, the nearest one
I('t wrote 20 me for fruit, but she sold before l
Hould reply 70 her.
The railroad rates are higher to send one box to
way station than to New York
| hope another year we can exchange.
| Mrs. &. r. Rutherford No Gi7, I'd Av. Bet. 6 and
! ST., birmingham. Ala have been constant
! reader OF The Constitution Tor several years, and
! do not think could get along without Nomans
! Kingdom, in fact enjoy reading all the paper,
! II
| il * from my native state
viii give the ladies recipe for utilizing cold
| meats: Take any kind of meat that is left
except beet chop very fine ina hash bowl, season
! with butter and pepper, using several onions cut
very fine, ana couple Of irish pUCatOcs boiled be
fore putting in; ter mixing al well, take hard
| cabbage cut out all Of the inside except about
four outside leaves, put in the meat and tie leaves
neatly over t. IettlnG 1t bon as a Whoie c4hpage
| When done take OF the string and serve whole
! Does any one know a lady wishing good home
with small family? If 80, please address as
| above.
! Mrs. /. G. Preston, Bluff City, Tenn.-IIave any
called Universal Medley" 1t is composed of
| snatches of different songs, alternately grave and
| gay. viii pay 4 reasonable price Tor 1t, or eX-
Can any one furnish me rectations suitable for
! 9th and Ith grade gGs?
want to leii j.. s.. d, townsville, 5. c., my
| way to put up CuCumbcrs: Use eight gallons rain
! water. one gallon good whisky, and one gal on
| mo!a.ses MIX lOug enough to dissolve the
| lasacs nefore putting cucunbcrs in Then, when
| first gathered, wash carefully and drop into the
mixture BY winter the pickle viii be as sour as
can he eaten, II spices are wanted, take cut and
| spice a small quantity 1T a time, using some vine
/ gar. My mother always made her vinegar III this
| way. 1t is always good and will keep anything
! have ever tried.
/ Knew an Old lady who used the same tub of
| vinegar for CuCumbers TWO years
Mrs. Z. A. Ciardy, Moody, Everything
| has been covered IN tor two or three days 1t
made every thng look very pretty 70 look as lar rs
! the eye could see. and every house, all the
weeds and grass. peach trees, and everything via-
| he Is the eye white with 5Ca. Though it u much
| warmer this morning, and about al the j e Is
| gone. Ny little three year ola boy, Henry Grady.
| ran to the window and exclaimed, 80. mamma,
| isn't the weeds pretty
! ! think it nice 10 live the prairie where you
| can so far We can see trains on two different
! railroads, and they six or seven miles apart THIS
| i a beautiful country, thickly set led and very
rich land. Our little town, Moody, has two gins
and they ginned nearly five thousand lies OF cot
| ton last fail, and the most Of it was sold here.
| Aunt susie, to settle an argument, please tell
| me how Od iuth Cleveland is"
! NorE.-C mot give you exact date of Ruth's
| birth, but she is about twenty months old, or
nearly two years.
Miss NJ. Olive Spinks. Fort stephens, Miss.-We
have superior melon, and want others to try it,
| II they wll send acT-addTessed envelope with
! stamp, VIII nd lew. can divide WITH TWO
dozen, or more, by giving few to all The hoeh
is a golden and very VIII bear very late if
You have the hills "a or 20 tect each way, one III a
hill and fertiiizcd properly.
made Il lovely w"ratcG quilt recently, To- ,hin
| IexigO ANY one having Il quantity ot S&f0pS
and wishin. the pattern, and VIII Sc IL lust few
pieces oi two roors 70 my address, viii return
| vain Mexag0n aud few Instructions, if on"elop
AMI stamp accompany the scraps. | do not keep
/ scraps of any kind. Nothing is in this house That
| viii help others. / am glad give away a
! 4crap. Wish nothing in exchange for seeds and
! pattern.
! Amt Susie. have ? nephew named Grady.
VII never cease rcgretting his death, but never
knew till recently how selfish it. is Tor us TO wish
oar loved ones back when we know they are with
| the Saviour.
| I cannot stop till tell you we are democrats
| every inch.
| ''1frs L. J.. A. e." Eureka. TeXas.-ior many
! wears have been subscriber and silent admircr
| OF your valuable paper and its different writers.
! Iili Arp, Taimage, and WOman's Kingdom. was
| one OF The Constitution family in the sweet long
| AFRO, when Henry W. Grady was its editor, and
read with pride ana admiration his noble speeches.
| his witty saes, and his gentle efforts to bring
peace and reconciliation TO our sunny land. His