The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-17
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, all honest people will meet hearty welcome II
they come here seeking a home.
Boys, we must spur up for the girls are beating
I us. Some ot the boys letters good, must
admit. Let us all do best and make the de-
J partment. that The Constitution so generous y
sets aside for us, as bright as possible. We all
join in thanking Aunt Susie for her nice letters
| and good advice.
/ l VIII close, with best wishes for all
| Leila Watson, Montgon cry, Texas.-I will try 20
answer some Of the question asked in this week 5
| Constitution:
William the III. called FrGfui the Red, on &C.
count OF his hair.
johnson was the president that was impeached.
Jachson's last words were . Let us pass over the
river and rest under the shade of the trees.
Pocahontas was called Lady Rcbscca in Eng land.
Ge;eral Sherman took tort and found only one
man in it and him drunk.
DE soto drove hogs before him for food.
How does a -shopptr breathe?
What animal has It's eyes on the end of its
horns?
Tubal Cain was the first blacksmith?
want to get old history of Texas by hurry.
They were gotten out hy subscription. SO can
get IL from libraries. IL has It, and wishes
to exchange or sell it, write to me.
j. NJ. Cutler, Cochran, Ga.-Although may be a
little Old, and little ugly and llttIe me Al, | hope
am not too old, not too ugly, nor too mean to join
the happy band OF Constitution cousins. If the
privilege be granted me, then | will try not 10
grow old fast. nor VIII get any ugiier il ! can
help it. and VIII certainly be AS good ana nice as
possibly can. Ny age is not over forty. My ug
illness is not more than all the rest of the boys
in the word, nor is my mcanness as bad as the
average boy. from the fact never Yet stole from
girl kiss without her consent Then, will you
cousins, admit me?
love the Young Folks Corner in Tie Consitu-
ton and read every letter printed therein. How
l wish could alwars have been child, then
would never have grown Old, ugly and me IN.
am saleboy i'll large, general merchandise
establishment at this place. Our ''bosr" Is one of
the incest men you ever All OF his men
clever, and of course have nice time.
p,llr iG of
kind and clever people, noted for their health
wealth and good looks.
TIL is a beautiful spring day in March. The
bird sing sweetly by day, and the little frogs try
to do the same at nj. III.
The yioets are in bloom, and the sun shines
warm, and all OF nature contributes something to
make boy cheeri III and happy.
will close by asking for Just as many cores
pondents as wishes to correspond with an Old ug-
~ boy. Especially do invite the girls to
spond with me, because never could love the boys
more than half as well as the girls.
Nellie NJ. Taylor and Lula A. Bitch. Largo, Fla
Two Florida girls are now going to try and claim
a place in the column given 10 the young folks.
We are given this for Improvement, and it is our
duty to try and make our letters interesting as
possible, and always strive to improve.
Cur home is quite pretty, ana very pleasant
place in winch TO live. All who live in Florida are
termed "crd, kers,' bur OF course do not care
for that, there Is nothing in it. tor thin
we bear marked resemblance to the typical
cracker with his broad lrimned hat and cow
hide boots and 'hain't got .arnIn';' any one
has ojy to visit our home to find that there is in
our community very nice people. And, while the
place Is small there is plenty OF life.
We have different societies and clubs, and the
one we like best is the literary society and debat
ing club.
There are only two nights, Monday and We'd
nesday, which are not used by something of this
order.
Sunday morning we have Baptist SUNDAY school,
and service afterward. In the afternoon have
Methodist Sunday school, then service; and in
the evening we have Christian EndeayOr.
ma h.rn Iy,x-N
ares, and numerous other small places which are
situated directly ON the gulf. and which not
SO near (about two miles,; it is much better, be-
cause We can appreciate it when visit 1T.
We are sixteen years of age, and would like
respondents from all the states.
Il. A. T. Jackson, Box 49, La-Several months
have elapsed since last wrote. Vile looking over
the letters IN thiS weeks Constitution, thought |
would again JON the merry circle OF the COUSINS
was ErleVed 20 learn of poor Edna's misfor-
tune, and can only that she will soon recover from
her injuries.
very sad death occurred in our town last week
consumption's victim. more devoted Christian
! could not he found and hers was a triumphant
death! think the most precious jewel to be Dos
| sessed is a sweet, Christian character
The girls OF f. f. c. institute had debate last
Friday evening. The question "ResOved,
| That Childhood is the HappIest Period of Life, -
! and TO my great disappointment | was placed on
/ the negative side of the question. AS might be
| expected the affirmative side won.
Can any of the cousins inform me where can
secure the book: 1.-THE Escaped Num-" or The
Confessions OF an Escaped Nun?' | am not sure
| by which it is called.
With lest wishes to The Constitution, Aunt SUI
| sic and the co lsins, will bid you reluctant
| goodby.
May Bird Gibson, Blue Mountain, Miss.-I am
now attend Blue mountain female college. de.