The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Anna Manson King, MuTfreesborc, Tenn.-I am
ALWAYS glad TO see The Constitution. always
re , The letters Irst, and then turn to the first
Wa have a sunday school that meets one mile
iron. here. We have right large crowd every
Sunaa.
n father is in Galveston, Texas lie will 60 TO
IoI Worth. Texas. today. We miss him more at
the able t:,an any other place. He has been gone
thre weeks. but is coming home saturday; We
have received three letters from him; he always
writ.s such jolly letters.
Iona smith. Marines y. CATER an absence
of five wears will come again. | live in the little
village Of Marines. on New river, Onslow county,
IN sight of the old Atlantic
My papa takes The Constitution ard some other
papers. and we have books, 80 we hear what people
are doing ont m tile world.
II amy ot the cousins will send me cents in
stamps, Will send some samples OF lovely sea
shells.
send cents for the children's ward in the
Grady hospital
Correspondents solicited.
Mia May Dodds. s Mile Station. AIa.-Dear Jul
niOr, am only six years old Mark, it,, my little
brother. is tour. Mamma gave him party on his
last birih day anniversary. \ pui L. All the chill
dTen IN the EeighborhoOd were present, so we had
jolly time.
My papa Is passenger engineer on tho Mobile
and ONO railroad. We live seven miles from Mo-
bie. Bestor, Ala, Is the name Of our postofiicc.
Papa gave mamma nice Christmas present;
such a beautiful new home, and she lets us play
ali we want a. over a..
Ny little sisser IL named Rachael; she sends
send - cents. We wish success 10 the Grady nos
pital and The Constitution.
LENA Linn" Fort worth. Tex-I'ort Worth is
quite large vity There are many lovely homes.
The new courthouse il just being completed, and
n J. certainly tEniiiUcnt structure. IL Is built
OF stone and cost over "A h u million dollars.
am Georgian; have been living in Texas only
three months This - a beautiful country, but
love Iny Georgia home.
What las become of the older cousins? Have
they all deserted Us? let as hope not.
presume the cousin from North Carolina was
delighted TO STE her sister after her long weary
waiting. am quite sure would have been.
Correspondents solicited.
Jennie Huddleston, Box l43, Yoakum. Texas
ON this beautiful evening. just as the sun is hiding
behind the western couds ! sit down To write
The Constitution Junior.
have read So many interesting letters from all
over 10 lifted States and Never bat ono f.,4i.
here. Why do not more Of the larger cousins
w.itc? The Corner would look 50 much nicer If
would like 20 well to receive some letters from
some of the cousins near my age. which is seven
teen.
am very fond of music and flowers. I am al
ways planning flowers hut from some cause, un.
known To myself, never do have much success
With them.
our town Is a very pretty one, with about five
thousand inhabitants. We have splendid school
with ten teachers and about six hundred pupils.
The concert at the close Of the school last month,
vas perfect success. We will have a normal
here tins month,
will nope To receive some letters from the
cousins soon. Iecally from Florida and Califor-
mia. With best wishes Tor The Constitution, |
Will desisI
Lollie NJ. Race Pond, Ga.-Dcar Junior: My
father Is an engineer aud is my two oldest
Iruthers We live near the Okefenokee swamp.
AMI let me tell you about my first trip out there
1t was early ono morning about o'clock, 1--WE
:uung men and three girls besides myself, all
started IN 4 wagon tor the swamp. and we arrived
about 10 O'Clock, aud we drove in as lar as We
could with Ihr mules and wagon and then VIC got
out and walked IN to the lake ON fOot-logs, and
there was but three boats out there, and not but
one of them would hod over two of rs, we had
TO take it time about 10 ride; we did not 20 very
tar out there, as the bo tts were NOT safe.
liut IT Was not near like ! Thought 1t would look
1t looked just like an old field, very Old looking
place.
get wet very much.
DO any OF you cousins like to 60 to school? l
going and don't like 10 go in summer.
My home was once IN Long Pond, Ca, ana DO
any 81 my little iHends remember mt? If you do,
please let me hear from yOu.
Will send cents To the Grady hospital.
TTby Norton, Haw Ridge, Ala.-Dear Junior:
Viii you admit another cousin into your charm
ing circle I am boy thirteen years old, and
reader OF The Junior Constitution, which en-
JOY a. well ~ grandpa does The Constitution.
Tins Is my first visit but If my debut is not
succcss, viii not encroach on valuable space and
your generosity again,
Ihe letters from John Graham calls up recolec-
tionS of "pinafOre" days when we toddled around
under the orange trees OF Grahamvile.
The recitation Of your little boy King in this
weeks paper, "Pomps Defense" heard blind
man recIte last year an offspring of his imagi-
nation: can you tell nae the name of its author?
have mcmoIized several poems, but | cannot
say that love poetry. Mamma gets me down to
studying poets when ann TOO bosterous, but
would rather read prose. have "Gems from the
Poets" paper hound, but new, which would like
TO exchange for Swiss Family Robinson.
Would like 10 know n Edward King, the Span
lard gentleman. who WAS IA Georgia last tall look
ing tor his relatives, ever succeeded IN finding
For fear of being too lengthy, will bow my
adieu.
Paul Cunningham. Marietta. Ga.-Dear
Junior: l live near Marietta and am ten
years Old. I have been going to school,
but have vacation now. / have no pets,
out my two little sisters. L viii try 10
answer Henry Grady Settlers question. 1t
was Gideons army. You Will find it n the
seventh chapter of Judges and fifth verse.
/ viii ask one question: Who the
first one embalmed and put in a coffin?
Bessie veach. Greenville Tex.-Dear
Junior: a friend Of mine takes The Con-
sttutiOn. read The Junior every week.
We live in the west part of Greenville.
There are three public schools here and
several churches. our school closed the
A large and beautiful opera house is be-
Ing built here. our town il a thriving
city OF 1900 inhabitants.
Matte Lee Durham, Cochran, Ga.-Dear
Junior; j am girl twelve years old.
My papa Is a merchant; he takes The Com
stitution and l read The Junior paper: il
is A splendid little paper. I like to read il
very much Our school has Just closed.
We had delightful commencement. We
have very fine faculty and love them
very much. / will answer one of the
girls questions. The longest chapter In
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.