The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-26


Master Allie Elrrc;i. Mayoworth, wyo.-Dear
.lunis.r- Q ought some ul yuu Wuuld like 10 h.ar
ITtssH suur Esti- northern friend
Nr.i. psi.s AMI iu-i got back OIL the roundup.
IhIs q, tii- rr-' tiui, ever was un the roundup,
and isafst y dld Well
The night hcrlcr wakes up the cook about 3. or
-. TIDE morning. aud tliuut have
hItsafa-t. and then til, horse herd J. brought up
i.ut sl1 head 1T horse. Then every man cueS out
,sith a ru1it an, rui-s hIS horse: there Wa about
thirty men, then they saddle az. they form cir
ce. Then tine foreman sends uut nIen IA all uirec-
tinr~; then the horses x" 20 buckng and u II lots
81 iun T. tlru.
Tls.n im about two hours you viii see the cattle
fuiusu-- .pmi .ll directions. Wien they al
i'rou-ht Q" "ii" ua"e then cutting begins. Then
after tils owners =ri All 81 Their own cattle the
r.->t tUTn"d lon>s and then fly Tor the mess
wagon. then We turn qua horses loose and eat
dinner
Ihs d the horse herd is brought IA aud We all get
q fresh horse. Then tie teams an. hItched up and
start pui tor another camping ground.
lilr nisn ~i.rt uut again after more cattle. and
- fuu tor awhile. but q gets old
Whru w- uut W. don't have any water, and
when ~ 'to get ~, u ~ Slkali and n makes our
mi.utiis >uFc.
Papa ha~ gwen "a = start Of cattle aud horses Of
nur own. have one brother and one sister, and
mamma and We all have our own brand.
Miss Almah REYNOLDS. Maldc. Trxas-I have
lecu rtasIn.. The Weekly Constitution fora month
uuiy- can >aN that Ihc Constitution b. enc Of
tire ilrsf aud most iutsrrst tang papsr that have
ever made an attempt to read.
q 4
au thc eighth grade. like 20 80 a. school very
much indeed. and love To- read good book.
% there n any Young girls that write To the
Wu.nan'~ Kingdom. who have good books To "a
chsn--c Tor something. wuuid De more than
De. sr,l q receive private letter from them.
viii exchange uN recipe Tor cleaning carpets
aMd Tl-s Tor thc song. Tie Fatal Wedding or
-'lssa = to- Amy one wishing 10 exchange. write
a. ric aiute address.
Maydie Anderson. Pickens. Miss.-I wrote some
A !
bir as-hrt. nsn'i q hurt you girls and boys TO
faiI e. ..t Y"uE letter IN the paper?
Nell. am thluktn. every day what l viii get
thTs>sana-. "u must ala he sure TO send poor
MiIsri Ford something. % y only a kind letter.
Mamma lrar~ ffutn hIm often. aud he - just a
I'-'r cau it aud y slc. yr., ami suffers, Oh 80
murh- H. o, needy. aud J. always 80 very CRATE
iul lur what you do
" lrhv Energy Mis~.-As have read great
many letters from the Mississippi cousins. hut
None from thi- part If the ssate, which - about
ie northern hnIt 1T the southern plEe belt, Will
PRESUME pu Aunt ~usic> kindness 80 FAR a. t. be
admitted into The Junior.
Farming j. the chief industry IN this section.
and earn aud cotton the principal products. but
thr manufacture Of turPentine receives increas-
lm. attention.
val AL the cousins a question:
Who discovered the site Of the ancient CITY OF
vsuid De- pleased TO correspond with some Of
the cousins especially those engaged m teaching,
but viii answer all lcster>.
Eva Deuman. Chisholm. TeNas.-i 90 TO school
al Berry Greek: there are seven teachers. I i've
ai,.sut eight miles from Terrell. Tex I am in the
fourth efade aud study United states history
grammar. arithmetic. geography and word book.
Wlsn was the first locomotive built. aud 10y
whom
What J. the Longest word in the English Ian
EmaEe"
grliI answer Magic Cnrrie'S question:
Tine first steamboat Wa invented in ls0s.
ls-s; wislc, 20 Aunt Susie and the cousins.
William Coleman Tilman, Pennington, Ala
live e.ht miles from Iomhighce river. am a
farmers -nn. aud enjoy taTfi life l am twelve
years old ans' can pick - pounds of cotton day.
Papa J. a IeflrrsonIan democrat. The Jeiierso-
mans have carried thscttw county by LARGE ma
iority over two years.
Papa's par ui~ came f-om south Carolina many
years AGO. and rlaIm KIN with Gov. 1iilman.
How MANY wives u "a Henry the Nlil@
Best wishes 10 Aunt susie and the cousins.
Jcwett u. Dixon, Palm. '5.-Dcar Junior. | like
The Consultation uery much. My bro,h and
race - yet % every Tuesday evening I read The
Junior and all Through Dixie. wish Iitte Mr..
ThimbleungcT would start ~ in.
l would like very much % correspond with some
OF the cousins.
hope - see tlis IN print. Will ak question
What can makes more NOISE undrr gate than
apig2
correspondence solicitea.
Ida Moore, HaTTells. Ala.-Dear Aunt Susie;
enjoy reading your letters much especially
when you wrote about Clay and King cut their