The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-04

like The Junior very much. My sisters and
have a race every week for the mail TO
see who can get The Junior and The Youth
Companion first.
will ask few questions:
Where was Jesus when Satan tempted
Him to turn stones into bread?
Who walked on the water to meet the
disciples?
who instituted the Lords supper?
Frank SpeaIy. Milledgeville, Ga.-Dear
Junior: VIII you admit another little boy
of eleven into your happy band of boys and
girls? 1 go TO the model school of the
Georgia Normal and Industrial college. l
study reading, spelling. arithmetic and ge-
ography. The Junior and The Youths
Companion are my favorite papers. L en-
joy reading the cousins letters ever. so
much. The Oconee river is about half
pleasant here, but we have had three
SHOWS this winter. 1 want to ask this
question: Why is stick of candy like
race horse? / send 10 cents for the Grady
hospital.
Jessie Richards Mississippi. Dear Junior:
I would fail to interest our readers by a
letter of description. for truly nature has
res erved all her display of picturesque
scenery for other chimes, but we are PROUD
of our fertile lands and good school facll
tiles. Pardon me for personal illusions
and I'll tell you of myself / am thirteen
years old; have a left hand only. ] can
sew, embroider and do anything. I'm now
going to school. We have n teacher that
loves her work and it is but natural for the
pupils to be interested when subjects are
| presented in natural way-when the sub
| ject is made the study, and not the text
book wholly.
My most interesting studies arc arthme-
tic and anatomy. We have just hnlshed
partial payments in arithmetic imagine
my delight when / succeeded in WORKING
my first! Betsy Hamlton's weddings seem
so real that we almost believe them so.
Believe me a lover of The Constitution.
| Junior.
A. F. Evans and r. NJ. Blount, waynes-
| boro, Ga.-Dear Junior: AS we have seen
| but one letter from Burke, we thought we
would write
Waynesboro has four churches. viz: The
Baptist. the Presbyterian, the Methodist
| and the Episcopalian, which is just fin
| ished
The population of Waynesboro is about
$500.
There has been club organized. called
the "Dme Club" for the benefit of the
South Georgia Orphans home, at Macon.
The Constitution is welcome visitor TO
our homes. We like the story of Little
Mr.. Thimblefinger' very much.
The ground has been covered with snow
since Monday morning. The thermometer
went down to 6Ia degrees below zero just
before the snow. -
Waynesboro has hourishing school, with
about $50 pupils and five teachers. The
principal of the academy has been very
sick for the last few weeks, and his son
We viii close by asking one questi.s
Where was the last battle of the civil war
fought?
Elmer Proctor. Denver, y. Gear Jun
Tor. | live in Denver. ". c., near the An
derson mountains. | want to write snort
letter. ana tell the boys and girls about the
big SHOWS etc. are having. II showed
on the 18th and 18th of the month until II
was eleven inches deep, when Is sun Oh Oh
the ground ! have had a fine time hunting
with my papa and Mr. GOODYEAR IN inc
snow They kill all the rabbits and blrds
that we can well carry. NV papa killed
seven birds at one shot and nine at anoth-
er. They were huddled i'm the snow. The
last time they went hunting the snow was
so deep they could not let me and my
brother 60. so after they had gone my
brother and myself slipped off TO hunt by
ourselves. We found a rabbit near our
home sitting i'm the deep snow. | inst Tell
on il and caught II before il could get away
He scratched my hand some. but ! n"ll on
Ia H. This is the first rabbit over caught
We have a great many birds and "dbo.ts IN
our country. There was a party OF tlnt-
ers that came to our Town rom Ihllauel-
phia this winter 10 shoot birds, quail as
they call them They killed one hundred
the first day.