The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-02-13

| ones with confederate stamps on them. SO did
not tear them off. but tied them up with my bilis
ETC. and sent them to Mr.. Bowen, at iuka, Miss,
! and told him 70 make his best prc' on the lot, and
, his lowest price good type writer
SO he wrote he had $50 Ddcll machine worth
| Sl5 and would send it for my lot. SO wrote tor
him to ship the same, which he did, and am de-
lighted with my trade.
received a letter from him YESTERDAY, saying :
81 have five more machines and many other arti-
Giles to trade tor confederate stamps, bllls ana
bonds, or would pay ash
Now. cousins, If you want type writer or some
thing else 20 to hunting the Old letters, etc, ana
write Mr.. Bowen.
cousins who have such relics that are OF no use
whatever to themselves.
Wen. will close for this time. Will write again
if this misses Aunt Susie waste basket
Florence Hale. Tilford, S.n.-i am little girl IL
years old, am great admirer OF The consttu-
ton. | have been reading 1T for nearly year. i
like it very much. think the letters from Aunt
Susie and the cousins are so nice. And as there
are letters from Southi Dakota, Thought
would venture to write, and as this Is my first at
tempt hope my letter will not find place IN the
waste basket. am a farmers girl. ike TO i've
on the farm be- ter than in town. My papa has got
nearly seven hundred horses in Wyoming. ! wish
Aunt Susie and the cousins could be mere IN the
summer and gather wild truit ana Towers.
Well Christmas has come and gone. got great
many presents. go to school at rllford; walk
mile and a quarter.
NV pets two ponies and canary blrd My
ponies very gentle. can drive them or ride
them
] would like to correspond with some Oh the
cousins, either sex.
Eva Turner Palos, Ala live in little mining
town twenty miles from the city of Birmingham.
1t named Iaios' Tor the seaport town from
America. We live only half a mile from the Lit
tie Warrior river.
We have a piano. There are nine of us in fami-
", and all play eXcept papa, my younger brother
| six years Old. and the baby
/ have a brother thirteen years old. He has two
/ illx,f anil Al mot af ri
very often when they are near.
We have cows hogs, turkeys. guineas and
chickens. They make quite noise. Papa had
one of his hogs killed last week, and it weighed
308ia pounds after being cleaned.
We have two pets a cat and u canary bird.
l am eight years old.
Chas. {. Loudcrback Kountz, Wave are having
fine weather for this time year. There has been
no snow and very little ice, and have had the kind
of weather that like. do not like cold weather ;
WE have mild winter every four or i've years.
How did you spend your Christmas? have en-
joyed myself. Some people spend Christmas in
drinking etc. do not think that it is right, but
we nave entered into New Year and we all
| ought to try and do better than did last year
am going to school and have very good
teacher.
Who invented thu barometer?
How old was Shakespeare when he married, and
| who did he marry?
| am sixteen years old and would like cores
| pondentS, either sex.
Willie L. IIinson, Kings Mountain. n. CT live
! in the country four miles from Kings mOunt"in,
where the tall maiestc pines of the forest can he
| as far as TIE eye can pener 1T is a de-
ligbtul place to live. and it Is an mpossihiity for
| any one to get lonesome for the sound OF the
| woodman the buzz of the lumbermans SAW,
breaks the dull monotony, and rings III your ears
the whole day, and it so continues throughout the
| whole year. 80
| What has become OF "Boy Afraid of the Girls?"
| If he don't put in his appearance. the cous-
ms will think that he has entered the holy bands
| of natrimony, is off on a honey moon.
| Correspondents solicited.
T. r. Crumpler, North Wikesboro n. CT live
| in the town Of North Wilkesboro. It is situated
in the western part of the state, between the
foot of the Blue Ridge and Brnshie mountains
In the distance we their lofty peaks lifting
| their heads skyward, and the famous old Yadkn
| river flows along the south side of the town. ad-
| ding much grandeur and beauty to the place.
enjoy reading the cousins letters very much.