The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-24


am very iona of flowers. bnt at present have
only the wild ones to take the place of more
cultured ones. The woods abound with them and
If them marvels of loneliness
have eat with only Ihree ieet, injured by the
railroad, aud think il right TO have something for
damages hut as u lives m the store guess II will
lie all II will ever get.
with best wishes and success to The Constitu-
tion.
Hattie and Lizzie williams Drewryville. Ga
VIII YOU let two little merry girls join your hap
~ Circle. We nave heel iedulns INC Gear ora
Constitution for long time and think 1t the best
We have ! very nice time eating watermelons.
our especial delight il horseback riding
We will exchange the songs: 'Cathline, The
Blind GIRL for just to Please The Boys" and
After the Ball.
Why is a drawn tooth like a thing forgot?
What did Queen Eiz theth take her piiis IN?
Why is the letter ak like pigs tail?
II Dicks father is Toms son, what relation 10
Dick To Tom?
Correspondents solicited.
Bessie L. Thomson, Kerr station Ark.-Some
time ago : wrote to the childreu's corner but
failed to see my letter IN PRINT. We missed one
copy of our paper. and my letter might have been
in that, OF IL night have gone IN the waste bas
ket, so will try again
THIS is a dreary morning. snd my married sis
ter Is making chow-chow while | am writing TO
Adnt susie and the cousins.
was inst reaong in The Constitution this
morning about the little city hoy drinking the
cows milk and hink ~ was better than the milk
mans milk. | think 40, too, Tor have tried hoth.
live on farm and enjoy all the Injuries that
the country affords hui ~ winter am compelled
10 staN town - attend school.
will close hy asking some OF The cousins about
my age, which - nine years, 10 write 20 me.
Arthur Page, Loachapoka. Ala.-Here comes
another country boy for admitttnce. work on
tine farm; am eleven years Old. Mamma tetchcs
me at home live three miles from Loachapoka,
a nice village the Western railroad.
Aunt susie, that Is a mobile idea oi Yours not To
whip lttle boys; u males them meaner
a "A Il ~
battle Alnllie stark" the watChword"'
1t was fought near Bennington IN the northern
part at New York IN the spring Of l1sI. The
Americans were commanded by Major Starlle,
who defeated the British and took aeveral hun
drcd prisoners.
compared TO an occidental star?
f. W Shumate. Marion station, NIiss.-I am
farmers boy and enjoy that life very much. have
lived ia the ciiy al my III" unit; tins year and find
that city life u nothing to compare to that of
the farm, where ralSe chickens, hogs, etc.
one that has never experienced laF.n lie cannot
imagine the pleasure there Is in n. The long sum
mer evenings may be passed under the shade of
staiwart tree listening To the swret warbling
Sons. Of come pretty bird. IN Roaming the gr3s-
~ meadow in search ct some sweet flowers.
will exchange - fttr tic Ruiz - Charles tui-
teau' ssDving Nes-aee." or Barney Mccoy
for '.Neliio tray" 'Tu BE All Smiles Toni ht,
Love-" md My ola keutuc&y Home
I would like To correspond with s0me girls in
the southern states
James b. Holland, Marion Station, Miss.-Our
ff.le village Is situated i've niles north Of Mrri-
dian, Miss, the VI. ana q. railroad. IL is a
beautiful site for a town. and we nave two
churches, two stores. cigar factory, saw mill. oil
mill, Masonic lodge. two gins and nursery.
The soil - well adapted 20 truck farming, etc.
The people here raised lots OF tomatoes, cucuin--
hers, beans and potatoes for the northern market
tins year. and VIII raise mach more neNt.
/ will answer Hattie iia@tnaui's question:
"How many filgrime landed 40 plymouth Rock
in i630. There were only l0l1 including the women
aud children.
books One l. the lleof J0nn sterling. paper bound
with about zoo pages. The other Is "Tho life of
Thackeray, paper bound. $50 pages Write first.
VIII close by ashIn- question:
What was the population a. Plymouth ten years
after the landing OF the iiigrms?
J. c. Jackson, Notasulga, Ala.-Two years have
elapsed since wrnt. to the Young Folks Corner.
live about hall way between Aoia>ulga and Tall
laSSee. NoiaSulea J. nice little town the Ncs-
tern railroad. Ii has eight stores TWO blacksmith
shops, oae hotel, three churches and a school
house. The Montgomery district high school.
,xhcb is situated here, h, under lie ,,rfeSsor,hi
Of Rev. &. A. Rush A. -. IL mas about hun
bred aud twenty -tye students during the winter
months. W. had nice commencement about
the last OF May.
Tllassee Is thriving little manufacturing
town ON the Tallapoosa river. Tuskegce, the site
OF this county. Is situated about fifteen miles
south of here. IL contains about two thousand
i've hundred inhabitants.
I yyili answer George W. Nardamans and Tai
mage L. Brown questions:
Columbus died IN Spain May 20, 1906.
From Adam % christ were sixty three genera
tions
The food was nearly seventeen hundred years
after the creation OF man.
/ will ask two questions.
Who were the oldest and youngest presidents?
Who were the oldest and youngest United States
senators?
Evelyn Lamar. walkup. \. CT am not an en-
tire stranger to this department, though many the
changes since last met in the Corner. IN the
interim. however, nave derived much pleasure
raNaFa a sv l.af
tiers, and feel that have been greatly benefited
thereby am fond % reading; good poetry IS
my special delight.
Three cheers aud hand-shaIe for Cousin
Charles Gordon. of Saudersyille, Ga. Blessings
on the Young man who willingly helps his mother
10 c"ok; he IS 4 nero 81 the purest type. Should
victory not perch upon his banner, the fault will
Who was called the Cncinnatus of the west,
and hy whom
What was the name Of Samson's wife?
The first one 10 send an answer, either by pri-
waite letter. or through the Corner" will receive
a beautiful picture.
will be glad to hear from any of the cousins.
My wish Tor Aunt Susie May your life be fun
OF sunshine ana gladness; "sorrow's cup hold no
drop Tor thee"
Gelan Ray. BnT Springs. Fla.-I have been
reading the many nice letters ia The Constitution,
anu somehow icel like | must join your pleas
ant circle.
have been reading the thrilling accounts of
the Jspanese-t hinese war in the last papers The
attitude oi the adjoining naiionv, in fact an the
greedy I" me. They Remind me of little rhyme
used - know about two BOOSTERS and n crow
one OF the ROSTERS had a piece of cake, the
other had none. Tie second said he wanted it,
No. said he shouldn't have it: SO they fought
Nhile the roosiers were disputing. a crow came
by, and seeing the trouble. determined to see the
| fight and If possible to get the cake, and he did
get 10.
IL seems To me that these nations are the crows
watching To get the cake that China and Japan are
lighting over tthey won't get oil as easy as the
l ike 10 read Dr. Talmage's descriptions of the
countries he Is visiting. They entertaining
ana then they bring them to the mind as some
thing real and true, instead of the vague ideas
that are derived from The schoolbooks
Say. cousins, would you not like TO visit the
quaint capital of Corea, the city of Seoul? Frank
u. taruenters letter describing seoul, has fired
my soul with a desire to il for myself
Fannie A. Thomas, agree with you about the