The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-02


gifted of any other quality. This fact can
not be too strongly impressed upon our
girls
CORRESPONDING FOR TEE KINGDOM
--
A Cosby Exchange of Views Among the
Ladies for Themselves
NoTE--Lettcrsw written on 10 h sides of tia paper
canno, be printed.
Notice.
The correspondents of this department will
please address their letters 10 $50 CORTLAND
Avenue Atlanta, Ga.
We cannot advertise in this department
Several letters have been received this week
Offering articles and mentioning fixed price;
We leave out all such letters; do not oh Get 10
sinpe exchanges but ether oifors viii ha lefs
out.
n. Z. Cleveland, Decatur Miss, has Win
chester rife to exchange for something of
equal value.
F. w. Koitermann. Weiman Tex, has
Cot revolver to exchange for single barrel
shotgun; write first
w. II. Graves Fayetteville. Ga, will ex-
change fine pointer six months old, for good
double case silver watch.
Mrs. NJ. K. Simpson, Simpson, Ala, wishes
to exchange pea fowls for bronze turkeys
E. \. Gryder. Benton, La, will exchange
a foot fOur-scrOll for secondhand bicycle
or double-barrel breach-loading shotgun
(Wsh to add that this is the fine yeast
offered two years ago, and proved such a
delight TO all who used it; hope all will try
it.-Euitress.)
2. NJ. Cobb suggsv.ne, Ala, has full
blooded game rooster, two years Old to ex-
change for job printing press, Incubator,
photo outfit or best offer.
Mrs. Georgia PattishaH. Geneva. Fla, has
tuberose bulbs, double and single, and water
hyacinths TO exchange fer chrysanthemums,
any color but red. and rose vines.
!. c. Hardin, Coouewar Miss has good
ma9ic lantern to exchange for violin and
bow 81 revolver also journals and maya
zines, for Youths Companion.
Bessie Nuckoles, .Ciambetta, Va, has nov
zines to exchange for remnants of ging-
hams, two and half yards in a piece.
Mrs Il. ". Bradford NadisonvfHe, Tex,
wi he's 70 exchange printed recipe of her
fine hnt,ernjIk Yeast and cake Of yeast for
yards OF good bleached domestic.
Robert Lee Stephens, Danviue, Ill, has
shells, fossils and many other things 10 ex-
change for confederate, old United States
and Columbian stamps and postmarhs.
Mrs. J. A. Osborn. Box 500. Birmingham,
Ala. has $3.50 in confederate bus from
$500 to so cents, and 500 United states stamps
to exchange for something of equal value.
Miss L.. v YeaEer, Pine Ridge, Miss. has
a trained pointer dos to exchange for .
good guitar or oil painting outfit; write first.
Mrs. A. S. Means. Johns Pass, Fla,
has shells coral, crabs and shark eggs aud
other curiOSitics from the Gulf Of Mexico,
to exchange for towels. napkins, table
cloths; write for list and send list of what
you have.
Mrs. Tex Lewis, Archer City. Texas.--Any one
knowing the whcreahouts Of Jesse Brown. intor-
nation concerning him would he g!ady received.
by his sister, OF the address of Mary 4. dorchester
Phenix City. Ala.-John A. Adair wishes to
know the whereabouts of his brother, Joseph
Adalr, o his sister, Rehecca Sweat, or any con
nccticu of his father. Washington Adlir. Have
not seen them in thirty-siX years. Nnen last
heard from they We're in north Alabama IN De-
I[alb county. Would he glad to near from them
through lhc Constitution or by letter III sent TO
PhenlX City, Ala, | wall get it. our family take
the Weekly Constitution, and ali ENJOY 1t SO much