The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-20
EXCHANGE LIST.

for Aunt Susie and the klngdom
EXCHANGE LIST.
Mrs. C. E. Holland Algama Miss, has
Worths dress chart to exchange for eight
yards knit lace, 21a or 3 inches wide. Write
first.
Mrs. S. 3. Smith, Cascade, Ark, has spi-
der and day lily jonquils and narclssus
bulbs and many other plants Tor exchange
for magnolias, holly, jessamine, geraniums,
swanby violets and other flowers.
Mrs. f. McRee, Dernopolis, Ala, has
trained fox and deer hounds to exchange ior
gun or guitar.
Mrs. ]. r. Trussell, Graysport, Miss, Will
exchange June lilies and narclssus, lof
double pink, yellow and red hyacinths' two
bulbs for one hyacnth.
Miss Gertrude Miller, Mclean, Ga, has
collection of songs to exchange for the
book Lost and Found" anything suit
able for exhibition.
Mrs. A. NJ Walker, Caysonvlle, Ga, has
a. fine Holstein calf to exchange for any
thing of equal value; also bronze turkey
eggs for exchange.
Grace" "Averil." Under the Red Flag
and the Scarlet Letter to exchange for
rooted Japonicas or banana shrubs
Mrs Harvey Brown, Paschal, Ca. has
eggs from splendid brown leghorn, bronze
turkeys and Pekin ducks, to exchange Tor
registered Poland China pigs. Write with
stamps.
Miss Ada Adams, Vinson. Ca, will ex
change five varieties of chrysanthemums
for worsted or satteen to make twenty
inch square
Mrs NJ J. Renfrow, Sturees. Miss, will
exchange a lot in Perry, Fla for new
sewing machine. Write for particulars.
John Doller, St Helena Neb., has Gem
roller organ, almost new, and four rolls
dance music to exchange for white guineas
Mrs. Y. b. Yarron. Y. H., Tenn. has ex-
cellent recipe for keeping all kinds of fruit
to exchange for four yards of any kind of
goods.
Mrs John Purtee, stryker O., will ex-
change two pair hand-worked pillow shams
for parrot and cage, or one pair for cana
ry singer and cage. Write first.
Mrs. NJ. d. McAtee, shrock. Miss, will
Cancelled stamps for bulbs of tube roses,
and duoble sunflower seed; also other eX-
changes Write first.
Mrs. J. H. Kennedy Francisco, Ala. has
q mad stone to exchange for an incubator;
also valuable recipes for books. Write for
particulars.
Miss Lula McCue, Landrum, Ga. has
hand painted Masonic apron to exchange
for best offer; stamping patterns for any
thing useful.
Mrs NJ. Y, stone; Canton, Miss, has
, Stahl's incubator and brooder to exchange
for best offer. Would like to exchange
something for a Newfoundland pup.
Mrs X. A Burman, Marble Falls, Tex.
has coin book, water hyacinths and acorns
IN cups to exchange for dry goods or quilt
pieces.
Mrs e. II. Kelsey. Monkton Ridge VT.
has flower seed and fine cabinet specimens.
to exchange for Cancelled Columbian stamps
Oh the higher denominations.
Mrs S. A, Quarles, Hatchett Creek, Ala.
has lace pillow shams to exchange for
SWISS embroidery, or silk and velvet scraps.
Mrs. w r. Gaines, Hulmeylle. Ga,
wishes to exchange Instrumental music for
music arranged for organ, 'Mocking Ri =
| Waltz especially desired
Miss N: g. DuBose Axle, Ala, has
| ed geraniums. chrysanthemums and r,
to exchange for Violets, and a roc ed wnlt
| moss rose.
Miss Mary Young Pea Ridge, Miss. will
exchange a lot in Belmore City, Fla. for
| a Sold watch or a secondhand piano or
anything of equal value.
Mrs d. A Carroll. Bonneville. Ark. has
! music. vocal and instrumental to exchange
| Tor Ola songs and calico scraps, for worsted
| or silk. Write first
Mrs d. b. searcy, who has Wvandottes
| leshorn and bronze turkey eggs for ex-
| change, lives at Baldwinvile. Ga
and hyacnth bulbs for a setting If mann
moth bronze turkey eggs. Write for par
| tculars. f'