The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-18

Folks of The Constitution for their enter
ter-writing)
abouts of my brother, James Bighams me last
time heard from HIM ne was living III ColuhDus
| Ca on Winton's hill, near the dummy CROSSING
He was married in Crawford county, Georgia, near
Fort Valley, to Miss Alberta Locket. IL some OF
the Columbus friends this advertisement, l
truly hope that they can give me some inlori l.
ton concerning him | VIII return postage 1or
| every answer Any information Will be thank
fully received through The Constitution or by let
| ter Answer as above.
| Josie Shycrs Weston, Cal note the vast i'm
movements in the of letter writing each week.
And AS there is seldom letter from this part
| of Georgia | concluded to ask for admittance
INTO the charming circle.
| Let more of the older cousins write, ana strive
each week to make Corner more interesting,
for Aunt Susie must certainly have the patience
of Job comparatively, to do the good work she is
doing Her crown will shine with the brightest
of diamonds in that world so bright and fair.
And do earnestly pray that each and every one of
her little cousins may enter the fold and dwell
| forever together.
Correspondents solicited,
Georgia B. Murray, Ieesville, Texas.--I live in
| the country about half y mile from the village of
| Lecsve,. like living in the country better than
the city. l am fond of horseback riding, but very
| seldom have the privilege.
| am not gong to school now, school closed
last week. am very sorry, because like to go to
| school and study so that may recite my lessons
| well.
Carrie Cushman, of Roseland, S. c.. asked If
| any of the cousins raised flowers. do, for one,
| a. least try very hard.
| | have a nice organ and play several pieces.
Why don't more of the cousins from Texas
| write?
attend Baptirt Sunday school at Leesville.
Fred J. Thompson Spring Garden, Va.-1t has
| been quite a long while since | have written for
your corner, but it is not because have not been
| taking interest IN it.
| Papa has been taking The Constitution for sew
| eral years, and am always glad when it comes.
so can peruse its delightful pages the tenth one
| especially.
| My brother and have been going to the Spring
| Garden High school ever since September, but
| stopped three weeks ago, much to my regret,
we had splendid teachers | thought some OF my
school ork hard, writing compositions es-
| three weeks, have decided that it is mere play
| compared TO making tobacco hills all day.
will ask question and close:
| What, and by whom, was the only paper ever
| printed on wheels?
| Alice Cook, Red Oak, Ga.-Aunt Susie, open the
| door little way and let me slip in, for am not
| gong to tarry but Il few moments, as this is my
| first visit.
| l am a country GIRL and like most of your coas-
| ms have a great deal of work to do am not go
! ing to school now have been visiting my Aunt
in HARRISON where spent six weeks very pleas
antly attending ever so many nice entertainments.
| 1t is a nice country and has good society.
My papa wishes t" Know tue whereabouts OF ms
| brother, SebuIn Cook. When last heard from he
, gladly received. Address above.
If any of the cousins would like to write to a
bashful country girl, just come ahead AS you
hardly ever find grl that will tell her age. shall
Many good wishes to Aunt Susie and the cous-
ms.
Nellie G. Wells Climax Gal live in the beau
tiful little town of Climax of about seven hun
dred Inhabitants. 1t is noted for its health. We
have three churches Methodist Baptist and
Presbyterian, AMI have three mills.
am like all the rest of the cousins, do enjoy
reading tine nice letters from so many and hear
them describe their homes while some are far away
and then some near by. 1t is KIND in Aunt Susie
to have much care for us as to give us this Cor
for own benefit in letter writing, in which
should strive with all our might to do best.
| thiEN Lillian Montgomrry'S letter on the curl
osity-jug grand, and the boys ought to take
heed and shun such as tobacco and whisky. 1t
has led many poor boy TO ruin. Beware of the
first drink remember that the first calls for the
second, and thus it goes.
would like for some of the cousins on the coast
to send me some shells and other curosities.
Would like correspondents, either sex. Age
fifteen.
Rae Grove and Ollie Ramsay, NARROW, Ala-We
live about miles from Mobile bay, and by
small river called Fish river, ana we ENJOY rowing
/. Rae, came iron Pennsylvania to Alabama
about three years ago, and like it quite well, as
we have nice times in the summer going i'll bath
ing and fishing, although we do not catch many
fish. We both enjoy reading The Constitution
ing very fast, |, (Oie) wrote last.
We have been to the Gulf Of Mexico twice, and
had very nice time We have church here once
a month by Rev. Mr.. Williams, Sunday school
Cousins, do you like to ride horseback? We
have very nice times riding and often go together.
If any of the cousins Will send us the songs:
"Aftcr the Ball., and I'm BE All Smiles Tonight,
Love" we will send in return "Nellie Gray"
"Down by the Weeping Willow" and "Widow in
the Cottage by the sea-
We will close with the best wishes for Aunt Su'
Sic and the cousins.
We would like Il few correspondents of our age,
which is fourteen.
Iavinia GelIner Russellville, Ga.-Athough ST.
lent Tor several years, have read with much in
terest all letter. However, OF late miss from
the columns some of its brightest stars, some OF
which are: LIZZIE Adams, Michigan; j. W. Ma@lll
Texas; Harry Beldennon, MISSISSIPPI; j. NJ Bar
ron Atlanta, Ca, and many others that write
such excellent letters. Write again, j. NJ Barron,
and tell more about your city.
| Welcome all the new cousins and extend to
them a cordial invitation to visit the columns Of
ten. And offer to the little afflicted cousin my
most profound sympathy. | have great desire to
help her, and wish to know her present address.
| have a good many stamps to send her
Some of the cousins give interesting descrlp-
tions of their home, town and travels. |, as some
of the others, have never INDUCED In the latter
luxury, and would give a description Oh my town.
Notwithstanding can boast OF very pleasant
and comfortable country home.
While am writing in the twilight, the ploW-
man is coming home from his days work, making
everything gay with his melodious voice, the
crckets are singing their sweet evening song, and
the song-brds their most lovely notes.
May the shadow OF this grand old southern pa
per grow less is the sincere wish OF its con-
slant reader.
Clara Holt Ellii Y. Ga.-My home is in the
country in the beautiful valley Of Turnup Town,
on the Knoxville and Southern railroad. | live
three miles from Elllay, the ounty site OF Glmor
county. and three from the famous summer
resort White Path Springs.
am nowsyisitIng my Grandma Redmond on
Cartecay, twelve miles from home; have been
here month. Grandma takes The Constitution,
and like TO read the cousns' letters l an the
only girl in family OF seven. My mamma died
when was three and half years old, and my lit
| tie brother Gordon was eighteen months old. l
have five half brothers nearly grown, and three of
! them are away from home now.
nave no dear mamma to watch over me, but
my papa Is very good to me and love him. He
calls Gordon and his little pets. My pet cat is
named julia; my dog Caesar, andall the chickens
are my pets, for have to after them all the
! time.