The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-06

! ers not looking at us and carry it to our
/ rooms, but expect JhGm to catch up with us be-
/ lore long. Wo popped corn one night during
| period and when we heard the teacher coming
We put it under the bed, but that did not do any
] good" kept popping and the teacher found it
I out-but she never has caught Us popping any
since. guess the girls that have feen OIL to col
le@e can sympathize with me-
! NoTE.-Edna Growers address Is Hot Springs,
| Ark, care Or. Barry.
! Carrie ScNair, HolIins, Ala.-I am a reader of
,,,'E t olns Soiiet, ana ADMIRE sNe letters
! very iGuch th&t the cousins write. also have a
! very nigh appreciation Of Aunt Susies letters /:
| they are hoth interesting aud instructive.
i've in the country mile from IIolliDs,
railroad town on the Central railroad of Georgia.
! III Clay county.
have Pets, but have two curiosities that NAV
| be OF some value If ilnew how to use them. One
is t fifty dollar bill Of Continental currency No
7iiS dated September e, 1913.
The other is a piece Of mineral about the size of
himhie; it is eight square, transparent; can see
to read through il. In appearance it resent les
plcce OF alum, and Ii is very hard; can't mark it
with file. My uncle Richard Sewei, powed ii
ip out Of the ground several years ago. Can Aunt
Susie, or some of the cousins, tell me if either has
any value, through the Young Folks Corner
Lacy Ednondson, TallOhas. Ga.-Ths beautiful
Sabbath morning don't think could spend my
time more pleasantly than whiting a letter to the
dear old Constitution, which we prize above all
otter papers, and always look forward TO its
ing with great pleasure. ! think should be at
quite loss to know how to do without It,
rapidly; and @irls, believe are getting ahead
oi the boys; don't you tIiink so?
take great interest in the cousins depart
inent. tiiuk letter-wTiting is so improving,
Aunt susie is doing such wonderful work that
think we shCfild strive to make her proud OF It's by
ni2hlES jaest columns the most interesting of all
others.
The farmer are sowing oats, planting gar
gems, and eve ything is getting TO look business
again like 20 live on farm very much, and
think tia very nice occupation for every boy. |
agree wit Mar Graham and Carrie Love; think
ii more leasa! to live in the country where God
has made ever hnS more beautiful than in the
city where MAI has made everything.
What has become Of 'Boy Afraid of the Girls?"
Now, cousins. wouldn't you to take peep at HIM,
just 10 how ne locks, for just tine idea OF any
After tie Gc4 Il of Gd>taVus Adolphus, king of
Sweden, who carried his intentions?
Stalks Johnson, lIncston, La am a little boy
eleven years ola. live away down south in Dixie.
My brother haalate'y become subscriber TO The
constitution and we perfectly delighted with
L. Ike very '!iuch to read the cousins letters.
hope Aunt sic and the cousins had merry
tHflstn'S ~nd happy New Year
Some one askc if any of the cousins liked to
9" !'ossu;n hun ig. 10. There are lots OF pos
them.
have two Gf Tiers older than I am. and one
younger, and - sisters. My mother is living.
p;tt NY father j dead. We live farm in the
country, 1aI2 mover been to school very much,
but study 1T .5me, and my oldest sister teaches
me.
THIS IS tho fast letter have ever written to any
paper. thinf when boys and girls have chance
tieY should study hard ana'try to get an eduoa-