The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-16

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VIII some OF the contributors send me either of
the following songs, and will send any have
that you wish in return: "Chrlstene Aroy, or
Viii some of the contributors write to me what
has become of Indie Payne. l have not heard
from her Tor a long time
Arnon Il. Fletcher Josselyn, Ga-Dcar Junior
l a little boy nine years old. / am a farmers
son. 20 to school and study reading, grammar,
geography and arithmetic. we nave large
school, near fifty students.
will answer John V. Comner's question:
The word ''soap" appears twice In the 4SiDie;
jeremiah, chap. ii. v. -, and Malachi chap va
Where, aud how many times does the WORD SOIL
appear IN the Bible?
i inclose cents for the Grady hospital.
Best WISHES Tor The Junior.
Carrie c. Herring. Rodney, Miss.-Dear Junior;
| am a farmers daughter. have four sisters ana
six brothers. The only pets l have is my little
niece Cora, years old; my little kitten Patty,
and my little rat terrier Penny.
We only have four months school; also sunday
school. The school house ~ only a mile distant
Rodney is only three miles away.
We have the picture and the song OF zine Two
Little Girls IN Blue"
My mother has not been able to walk step in
over two years. She spends a great deal OF her
close, with the best wishes to The Junior.
Maggie Belle Arnold, Soldier Creek, Ala.-Dear
Junior: | send 20 cents for the Graday hospital
Hepe have not waited too long. am little girl
ten years old.
Ne live down on Perdido bay. My papa is from
Georgia. and thinks there is no other state like it,
aud The Constitution the best OF all southern pa
pers. - -
teaches me.
ZIlpah sturdivant, Giimer, Tex.-Dear Junior:
! am thirteen years old. have three sisters ana
two little brothers living. ] have the sweetest
little baby brother three months old; papa named
paps thinks The Constitution ono of the grand
est papers published, because it is free silver
paper.
sizes picture. | have Edme's already and expect
To keep II always have two letters from her, and
from her mother after she died thanking me
Tor old stamps sent her
Will close with best wlses.
Nav HarsGeld. Harisneld, Gal have for some
time stood IA the ckgruund and viewed The
Junior with wl>hful eye, but have had the dread
ful di-e>c with winch nearly all the Georgia girls
are afflicted with, hashfulness.
live the southern part of Georgia, among
the tail pine trees and wire grass. There Is small
town here Me have three stores, nye saw mills
and grI>t mill church, school and postofce,
and about one about one hundred inhabitants.
We have preaching once a month"; aud good
SUNDAY school.
am not going to school now. My school closed
in june.
when was the first colonial postofice at New
York?
Mollie u. Creole Newhcrn, y. C.-Dear Junior:
/ have seen in The Constitution whore several of
the JUNIOR readers want shells. u you Just lived
here. you really would get tired of seeing them.
1--we thirty eight miles from the ocean. IL Is
only about hours ride 10 the train. Neuse river
u iu~t back Of our home. My brother has a boat,
and We 20 boat riding very often.
The state EiTtmcn's Tournament was held here
week before last, and Newbein won the cham
picn belt.
The Atlantic company are contemplating send
ing a reel team 10 the great Gotten states aud IN
ter national Exposition.
Iwi-h correspondents about my own age. which
j. sixteen.
&c. H." Rocky Ridge, Ga.-Dear Junior: am
a country cracker from laulding county. am
twelve years Old, and have read The Constitu-
tion ever since could read anything. thought
I would send you TINS piece OF poetry about Mr..
Grady. II came la my head one day while Was
hueIng corn. Mr.. Grady was a good friend OF
mime. THIS is IL:
Oh for another Grady,
To MANAGE the southern affairs;
Oh for another Grady,
To attend to the soldiers shares.
Oh, for another Grady,
Who lived and died in peace;
Oh for another Grady,
To manage the whole southeast.
oh, how we loved our Grady,
VINO died with MS work undouo;
And though he i, now "A greater man
Than hu could have been under the sun.
oh how We loved orr Grady,
Whom from our midst he torn;
lie lf--sd from oar sight.
Aud sad WAS the ncxl Christmas morn.
Yours, G. II.