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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

and at Trondhjem We took the tourist
steamer for the North Capo That voyage
was very memorable one. from ~
fact that we sat at o table for. our
meals which was decidedly polysiot Ia
character. no less than seven diherent
languages being spoken Of It. There was
perfect babel OF tongues on poaro' IN
addition to their own. however. tns n'aD
jority OF the foreigners spoke EhsnsH
too. so that we did not suffer ior lucn
Of social converse. Tho steamer NonS
Harald sailed through the channel n.aoe
by the mountainous fringe OF isianus =
short dista.ce from mainland. nearly a.
ways oil In calm water. and entering wv
beautiful fjords. Many OF these i)orus,
while being only n few hundred lest wlus
in places. are walled In by snow-capped
mountains 1000 or 5000 feet high, s''nhk
an indescrlbable wildness OF granceur.
1--WE stopped at Tromso ana Hammer
fest. the northermost town IN me worIu.
Near Hammerfest we were SHOWN que he"
method Of harpooning whales Wy shuo
ing the projectile from Cannon.
north Of this whaling station We had our
,,rs. glimpse Of the midnight sun. Ihe
,mnressjor, that the midnight sun makes
unan an observer Is absolutely unique
irdeecribable. Just before midnight tho
sun descends to the horizon. ana theh' IN.
stead of passing on its usual course. II
onnears TO change It's mind. and, curving
around. takes the upward course ssain'
one does not wish TO sleep. ana inc ma
tiyes say they make up for lost ufne IN
TIA winter. only sleeping three or TOUR
hours during the summer. We mao our
photographs taken on board our snip AZ
midnight.
FIND ROADS FOR TRAVEL.
next we rounded the North Cape. and
hogan the voyage back. stopping AZ per
gen. and then on to Christiana, tnls
last sage being encompasssd psrtiy oy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
THE SUNAT MIDNIGHT
AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR TRAVELS.
Picturesque Places Visited ana
Unisus Things Soon I'm Denmark,
Poland, sweden, and Russfa-Peo-
r,s Honest ana Unsuspectlng.

Drs. Charles 81. Shields and Lewis G.
Roshcr. who have been spending sum-
mer vacation visiting the northern aud
eastern countries OF Europe. returned
homo las, Sunday. enthusiastic over their
varied and delightful experiences. Their
tour gains an added interest from the fact
that IT was somewhat out OF the beaten
path OF European travel followed by the
average American tourist. for In addition
20 visiting such well-known spots as Lon
don, Paris. and Berlin. they bent their
steps to the beautiful lsnd of the mid-
night sun, TO Russia, Poland. Denmark
and Sweden. Both gentlemen returhed
weighted down with photographic anu
other views OF many OF the picturesque
places they visited. Speaking TO DIS
patch man OF their travels. DR.. shieias
Sa.S:
''Tns trip we too6 this surnmsH-wnich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Dress Goods.

We keep az good line as will be founo
In the city. and at lower prices than
TO be had elsewhere.
v Changable Wool Goods, would be con-
sidered cheap at i2iac.; our price is;,lOc;;
Double Fold, Changeable-Figure Wool
Dress Goods-you arc asked l5c: Tor
the same elsewhere-our price is..l2l5c.
Yard-Wide Wool Henrietta, In all coiors--
you have paid Csc. for no bettcr-we
sell IL at .............s.. ~.
Yard Wide Twlllia Wool Henrietta, any
shade you may call for, would be 5000
value at 25c.; our price ts......,......Wc:
Strictly Ail-Wool Serge or Henrietta, full
yard wide--you never saw anything 70
equal 1t under 4Oc.-this lot VIII go
nj .......r.....s.......s '-"N.
Full Yard Wide All-Wool Flannel Dress
Goods-same you formerly PAID Soc.
for--our price Is now ............:. Zoe.
5O-inch Flannel. strictly all wool-you
never saw anything better under 75c;-
we sell 1t AZ 81,
54-inch Broadcloth-all the leading shades
you pay 81 for-no better elsewhere
our price Is ..........................o 9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

Palaces, CathedraIS, u
extended over ten weeks-was rather dif-
ferent from the popular trip TO Europe
and was. 70 my mind, vastly more inter-
estlng. We crossed TO Bremen in inc
North German-Loyd steamer sale. ana
went from that point via kiel TO Den
mark. Several things struck me as very
curious in that country, and, primarily,
their method OF serving meals In 'he
stations and inns. II reminded me very
much OF the receptions one goes TO IN
America The food is set out temptingiy
on a large table IN the centre OF the ROOM
and each ono rushes Up and helps num-
self, taking his plate 10 small slde-
table. where he can enjoy his meal at
leisure. There was this striking diner-
ence. however, In the Danish station as
comnared with an American reception
the crowds were Infinitely better behaved
Another thing that appealed 10 me
strongly was the honesty OF the peopie
and their confidence in the honesty OF
Others. You help yourself 10 whatever
YOU want. and then so and tell the CASH
Ter. who makes out your bill accordingly
never dreaming Of questioning your We
racity.
HOW THE MIGHTY FALL.
"While crossing the island of Seeland
between Korson and Copenhagen was
Impressed with the fact that the mighty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
Calicoes, SatineS, and
PerCaIsS.

Best Indigo-Blue Calico, stripes and fg-
ures; take your pick at .............5c.
Full Standard Fancy Calico, all new,
good patterns-the same viii cost you
Black and White Calico good quality.
big assortment; take your pick as
long az they last at .................b be.
Gray ana Black Calico, best quality;
they are worth Tc., but we sell them
One lot l2hc. Figured satines; 10 close
they will go at .....................S l-Sc;
Good Solid Black Satines, extra good
value, at .....,.....,.........;,'.. ...s l-Sc:
places sell at 12tc.: our price. .l0c.
Extra Good Quality, something you won't
match under l5c.: we sell ~ ....l2'.c
Figured Percales, Light or Dark grounds;
get what you want at ...............lVc.
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THE NORTH CAPE.

do sometimes fall In very truth, for there
could be no more striking illustration OF
the words than that presented by the
historic old city OF Roskllde, which once
boNxsted 10000 inhabitants, but is now
reduced 20 a paltry 6.OOo. and that despite
the fact that II Is surrounded by a fer
tile country and is under the protection
Of the spirits OF the departed kings Of
Denmark. all OF whom nre buried within
the walls OF It's old Cathedral.
Copenhagen is naturally the point OF
greatest interest In Denmark. and il II
contained nothing but Thorwaldsem
Museum and the Museum VI North ern
Antiquities It would be worthy Of a visit.
In the centre Of the court OF the building
containing the works Of the great sculptor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

Good White Domett Flannel ......si-so
Heavy White Domett Flannel -. .i0S
A-Wool White Flannel. l?hc; better
- staue ...... ...s...s. ......s.............l-c
Good Quality White Flannel - 10
Strictly All-Wool White Flannel ~
Very Fine All-Wool White Flannel -
Yard-Wide Half-Wool Shaker Flannel -
Embroidered White Flannel Varj
Good Blue Twillls Flannel. 2oc.: bette,
grade. all wool. at .................. -
Extra Fine Heavy Blue Twllila .......S.E
Gray Flannel, for skirts ..................sc
Heavy Gray Flannel .................... ia
Half-Wool Gray Flannel ............iii,s
%-Wool Gray Flannel ...................lic
ID. X. =. Gray Flannel ................,iSc
ATWOOD Gray Flannel ..............,.. So
Extra Heavy All-Wool Gray at ......2-c,
Colored Canton Flannel .................sc
Heavy Grade Colored Canton .........i 6e
Good Unbleached Canton. Sc; better
Regular Sc. Quality Canton at =
The l0c. Grade Canton goes Of ......Si-sc.
Very Heavy Canton .io,'
Extra Heavy Canton .................lgisc.
Bleached Canton....6, s. TO- 1919, and lie.
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Pants Goods and Blue
DenimS
4. something you will find us a. home
on, and the prices lower than you

II something you VIII ma US AZ hOme
on, and the prices lower than you
ever heard OF before.
Heavy Jeans. for winter wear ........l Sc.
Good Check Cashmere (Heavy). .....9oc.
Extra Heavy Wool Goods .............s-c.
MediumWeight Cashmere Cboys wean
&c.
Extra Heavy All-Wool Goods ........F,.
Very Fine Extra Heavy All-Wool
75c. Corduroy. small stripe. drab .....5l,.
lia-yardwade Blue Goods. for boys.
Blue or Black Cheviot (wooD.
Good Blue Denims ...................,...sc.
lrac. DENNIS. in short lengths ........l0c.
lSc. Denims, in short lengths ........l2i.c.
Red-Back DENNIS, very heavy ..,..l2sc.
Good Bed Tick, &C.; better quality. ..s4o.
lOc. grade Bed Tick .................,,.S l-5c.
Good Feather Tick .......................lGc.
4. G. A. Bed Tick .....................l2t a..
Congristoga Double-Wldth Bed Tick. lie.
s-ource White Ducking .................i0c.
Fancy-Striped Curtain Scrim ...........tc.
5S-inch Curtain Scrim ....,................5c.
Double-Width Curtain Net ..........Sl Lac.
Double-Face Figured Flush ............lfc.
d-inch Red Table Damask ..........9c.
sS-inch Renfrew Table Damask ......3fc.
6S-lnch Full-Bleached Table Damask. &c.
5Xi Table Oil-Cloth, best grade.........ltc.
10xi Red Table-Covers ...................ffc
6xi Chenille Table-Covers .............7se.
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II III. pasz !. Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslcw's Soothing-Syrup.
fer children teething- 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind-colIc. and IL tho best remedy for
dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

COW over splendid road-bed, but one In
which travel was rendered Objectionable
through the use Of wood instead Of coal.
Moscow is. perhaps. the most interesting
city We visited. The city is kept In
perfect state OF preservation because the
cremation OF the Cars takes place there.
Al, cathedrals and palaces are thoroughly
renovated whenever this takes place.
When Alexander Ill. was crowned. the
equivalent Of si00a9,oeo was expended IN
repairing the city, and equally extensive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22

q bis fvy-covered graVe-simpIe, az he
directed II 10 be. and marked only by
small stove. with the letter 'vThorvaid-
SEN"
The Danes are called the Frenchmcn
of TIE North" 20 that was not surprised
at ihA extreme urbanity manifested by the
employees al the railroad station. when
ti,cy stood up in military fashion anu
naluted as tho train drew out.
TO THE NORTH CAPE.
"Affar Denmark We went TO Norway,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
General Maury and HistOry-Writ-
ing.

Among the most popular habitues OF
the Westmorcland Cuba gentleman uni
versaliy beloved by its memberS-ls Gene
raj DabIey III. Maury. Almost every
evening he Is the centre OF an interested
group.
A few nights since the General an
nounced to his friends that he had in
preparation a history Of Virginia. de-
signed especially for the children Of the
old Commonwealth. one OF the group.
who had not caught the exact purport
Of the Generals remark, inquired, How
will you make 1t interesting 20 children,
will IL be a story bool?" ''Oh. no." said
the General, 1T Is a history, and simple
rec!tals Of the facts with reference to
Virginia are Of thrilling interest. The
facts are stranger than fction-certainly
when / get through with them.' This re-
ply was returned with an innocence which
would suggest the Generals kinship with
some son OF the Emerald Isle, and only
when aroused by the shouts of laughter
which greeted this frank Acknowledge
ment Of his method OF treating history,
did he seem to realize the full purport
Of his remark. The General, In these
piping times OF peace. yields a pen as
facile as his blade was bright In the
stormy DAYS of WAR
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Miscellaneous.

Good Buttermilk Soap. cakes Tor Sc.
Pure Palm Soap. 3 cakes for .........i0c.
Bouquet Soap. large size, cakes for..5c.
Hooks and Eyes dozen for .,...,.,..lc.
Hair-PinS, p for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Box HairPlns, 100 In box ...,...........5c
Double-Handle Steel Hair-Curlers....b,.
Adamantine Pins ..........................lc
Best Gilt-EdSe English Pins .............2c.
Good Hair-Brushes ......................iec
25c. Hair-BrusheS ........................iic
Zoe. Hnir-Brushe3 .........................-c.
Mems Full Seamless Socks ........... &c.
Ch,ldren's Fest-Black Hose IS 10 lW...tc.
Ladies' Fast-Black Hose, i0c grade &c.
Ladies' lie. Full Seamless FastBlack
Hose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mems All-sllk Umbrellas .................a
Knitting Cotton, per pound ............lsc
Carpet Warp, all colors, per pound....al
Double-Back Corset Clasps.
w. B. 6-Hook Corset, ....................l5c.
r. g. G. SHOOK Corset .................ljc.
Good. Heavy. Yard-Wide rnbleached Cot
TON ....,........s........s. nm. :. 100.
Yard Wide Bisacned Cotton, soft in'shfa
S.inch Dress.ng-Combs .............."...c
Beading, all colors ......................,.be
Tape. ali widths 10 10 .....................lc
Com bination Needle Books. worth So. Il
! box swansdown and bottle Cologne "a
Windsor Ties, Light or Dark ...........yc
Ladies' Wool Cashmere Gloves ........lc
Writing-Pap best quality ..,.........fc
Lace Curtains, from ...........,., ooc. q 2
Felt Shades. spring rollers, complete ..Le
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-22
THE KREMLIN.

which Contains Imperial
Cathe1
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20
(Copyrighted by Author.)

Away over in Alabama, where the cotton
fields We're once whitest, and where the
merry-hearted negroes used TO sing lheir
corn songs loudest, was the home OF Huidy
Today, instead of the snowy cotton, there is
seen the black, sulphurous smoke rolling
in great volumes from stacks of immense
furnaces; and instead of the merry corn
song one now hears on the old plantation
the roar of mighty machinery as 1T pours
iron and steel into the lap of commerce.
And where Hubby once led me through wild
wood and fertile meadows. there are now
the streets and the throngs of busy city.
j was child then and Hubby was my
nurse: in short Hubby was mine; L con-
sidered that Hubby was mine as much so as
/ considered that my mother was mine;
ana Hubby also regarded me as part and
parcel of her personal property, to have ana
to hold until death us do part.
II b'longs to you, an you blonSs TO me-
an we bofe b'lonEs to one nudder; don't us,
hun?''-thus Hubby would often say.
And that was the darlly's idea of our re-
lationshp; no one disputed the fact. she
. had been at my elbow to attend my wants,
or to do my bidding, ever since | first knew
+ anything; and ! had come to look upon
dear good, ugly old Hubby as n necessary
appendagc to my own existence. l never
once dreamed that anything could separate
US. But one day there came government
decree. overthrowing all of my legal claims
u1Ion her. Alas, she was to know me no
more as in the pasti
Up to that hour Hubby and had been IN
blissful ignorance of the fact that we were
taking any part in the affairs of state OF
that the government was taking any partlc-
ular notice of us two obscure country tolki
and we did not fully realize the force oil
the decree until the time drew near iot
the dissolution of the old-tfne relationship.
We were about to separate All. how
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20
BETSY HAMlL ON
"Huldy;;" an Ebony Crayon Sketch,

Now | am assured 1t is the veritable HUI
dy-that stereotyped flattery was unmistaK-
able She used invariably to shower her
compliments as preface to some request.
We'll do | remember on one occasion when
a bee had stung me, and my face was
swollen until my right eye was nearly clos
ed, and l was so ugly that | was afraid to
look in a glass, when Hubby Glanced to
want some of my cast-off finery 10 wear 20
a quilting party How she tried tc put me
in a COOL humor by fiattery!
II 'clar to goodness, hun, you amt ugly.
Don't cry: dat swelin' mex you look putty;
des as putty as a red rose-one er desc heah
what's busted wide open
AS usual. Hubby got what she wanted,
though later on / might have seen through
her little subterfuges.
Today, Notwithstanding all of ihat fiat
terry so characteristic of her, the old darky
was genuinely glad to see me. and the
compliment was heartily returned. l still
loved my old nurse; time could not efface
that tender interest, though my idol to
great extent had fallen, since l had out
grown the fascination L once enjoyed for
her society.
After talking with her awhile 1 found
that she had recently married and moved
to an adjoining plantation.
What putty liz white hams you is got"
she continued. "Dey looks like dey was
dcs made for de purpose of SEWN on dat
SEWN sheen. l hear Sis Hester say, las
meetn' day, dat you had bran splinter
fire new SEWN sheen dat could Zoon
round Eastern ole marsters cotton gin;
an so I says to SIS Hester, says !, u'm
gwyne right straight over dar an sit hun
to run up de seams in my new calico coat.
I is. des tole her ! knoWed you wouldn
fuse your ole nuSs what saved your lie
when you was at de pint of def"
Whereupon she rehcarse1 the same old
story of the dark, rainy night when she
shooed away the screech owl and kept
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20
The Naughty Lille Girl.

From The New York World.
Go Nj. Frank l.. Stanton, Mr.. Eugene
Field. Mr. ". ). LORD and numerous other
poets of good children, the following hum
bic lines 10 neglected little maid are re-
spectfully iusCribed)
She is hUmely. She is tricky;
And / am greatly grieVed to tell,
Her hands are always sticky
With chocolate caramel.
Her dolly's battered features
Speak of many frantic hurl
She's the terror OF her teachers
That naughty little girl
She can whoop like a Comanche,
You can hear her round the square;
Further-like an Indian she
OFTEN Creeps and pulls my hair.
And she steals into my study;
And she turns my books a-whrl;
An her boots are always muddy
That naughty little girl.
She dotcs upon bananas;
And she Smears them on my knees
She peppers my haVanaS;
And delights,t to hear me Sneeze.
Nct-why ] can't discover
Spite Of every tangled curl,
She's Il darling, and ] love her,
That naughty little girl.
SAMUEL MINTITRN PECK.
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WANTED
confcdcrntc LocnI or City stnmps.

These stamps were issued by postmasters
NJ various towns i'm 1S60-'6l before the reg
ular confederate stamps were used. They
are i'm various colors of print and usually
hear the name of the town, and sometimes
the name of the postmaster by whom is
sued. with amount of postage paid. We
also buy all denominations OF coafederate
stamps. For full particulars address. with
stamped envelope. -
STANDARD STAMP COMPANY.
Box 4Si, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

CFrom "a Rose OF Ycsterday.'D
Lost.
y dimpled baby.
Young.
Scarce one year old.
Eyes
OF Gawn-star lustor.
Hair
Of cOrn-siIk, gold.
en-.
ast in a coffin.
is
lth daisies filled.
ai
pale mouth was smiling.
'eet
Were strangely suned.
Search,
The sad earth over.
search,
The glad sky through.
Lost.
Beneath the clover;
Lost,
Amid the blue.
Leap.
he heart Of mother;
Run
The long years round;
Hear
Gods Last Day chorus
''Fouull
All children f0undr'
Helen J. Holcombe.
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All letters TO this Department and
1.-The Constitution Jr." must be
addressed 10 MRS. VIM. King, $50
CORTLAND Ave, Atlanta, Ga.

and closing the door hastily. she turned TO
her cat and said.
"No, Tommy. 4 have bought those spoons
three times. ana 1 don't intend TO risk
Them auy more
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20
A New Fad.

IT has always been the custom to give
wedding presents. but recently il has ne
come the "lad' To give little conGratu-
latory .sifts 20 an engaged couple. Queen
Victoria is the originator OF the engage
meEt-gift fashion, and it mas long been her
custom TO send some little token TO her
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20
ENCfffNGE LIST

Airs. W. n. Nelson. Sunshine Ala, has
ts,r lilies, soiauums ana multiplying gar.
Ia ilr pickles 10 exchange. Write what
you have Tor exchange.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

fayoritcs when their engagement is an
nCuncuI.
a pretty Itft is n bouquet holder in
silver. with silver hearts CT hands that
clasp and uuclasp.
To those with whom one only has a
casual acouaintauce merely send bunch
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Auburn. Ala. MAY II. 1895.


young LADY who heard sam Jones
preach recently tells The following. which
is but characteristic of the man; Before
beginning his sermon he proceeded to Pc
buke his late Corners: "Now what makes
YOU women latc2 I'll ten you-pTimviu'- All
the late corners who didn't stay at nome
prim4in' stand Up." $50 one rose hut
very ugly woman. Sam looked at her
moment and remarked, "Weu God knows.
sister, you need primpi1' and il makes no
difference how late you come hereafter,
I'll make no fuss"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

There is no one article i'm the line Of medi-
cines that gives SO large return for the
money ao "a sood porous, strengthening ii.--
ter, such AIS carriers Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backachc rlastcrs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

Mrs / "A. Gamble, Bowden, Ga, las
knit counterpane and Sam Jones's sermons
to exchange. Write what you would IKE
to exchange.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

Airs a. q. ClimarI. Lakeland. Fla has
.rllo" 5s~-. ul." ala madeira vine to ok
Change Tor roses Aarcschat Neil Alneri.
cam E-tiutg @. sweet NiUicts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

Mrs NJ r.. Keeton, Morton, Miss, has
black hair for braid and flower seed TO eX-
change for Shakespeares works or Gro
chet edgings; also other exchanges. Write
for particulars.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

Hirs. q. st. Far50I Salmon CITY. Idaho
has minerals. Indian relies and Rocky
mountain m,ss.s to exchange for sea shells
and rooted flowers.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

Mrs. Mary Robinson. Mount Zion, Ga,
val exchange. Ladies' Home Magazine.
Youths Companion and other good read
ing and flowers for quilt scraps or flowers.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

nlrs. J.. y. Coleman. Memphis. Ala. has
a recipe for Group 40 exchange for geran-
ium CUTTINGS .r three yards calico, two
ami "a hall vi domestic or reading mat
Ter
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

pieces of poetry for a pink. white or blue
hyacinth bulb.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

Miss Cora Coleman Milton, Fla, will
exchange ilUsic, soa shells and silk scraps
for tha works of Longfcllow Shakespeare
NHton. "ilntarch's Lives and Macauley' S
England
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

Miss %anuie Taylor Grees, s. C.. i,s-
rs poison. seed ana novels 10 exchange
FOR dahiia bulbs. amy color bat crimson;
also plants for exchange. Write first.
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Bessie Giles. Leslie. s. G.. win exchange
Cancelled stamps for silk scraps and five