The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-20

down on 4 farm, where all Is quiet ana
peaceful. You would feel as II you had
reached another world. But / like il. We
/ lave a large vineyard and plenty OF fruits.
and I think l shall be very happy in my
country home.
BESSIE Wilson. Chenille. y. Gear Jun
tori see The Junior is improving very
fast. l hope it will continue 10 do so. 1
am a farmers daughter and live one mile
from the thriving little village o. Glen
willie. which is situated on the prong of the
Tuskaseige river. among the beauttuI
mcunfain 1t is very pleasant here during
the summer. y cool breeze is always stir
ring. How pleasant TO climb the rugged
paths on "A beautiful summer day and look
far below in the valleys. You can see
smoke from it's many dwellings rise IN
graceful wrcaths shyward. The great river
in her winding curves rolls grandly by
on her swiftly sweeping journey 10 the
ocean of waters. Many have visited the
mountains 70 look on their beautiful scenery.
though I think thc broad Atlantic would be
more beautiful 70 me than the mountains
are think many of the cousins would
enjoy sperliug summer among the noun
taiHs. Correspondent solicited
Allen Turner. Oakland. y. N.-Dear Jun
ior-Here comes a boy from the cold State
90 New York. If some OF TIE southern boys
ana girls could bee win us today we would
have some rare FUN. You boys don't know
much about toboEganing, coastins. ice
boating and all those sorts of sports we
northern boys enjoy. Nc have had some
recent snow storms that have given rs the
opportunity 81 eu-oylnE these sports u as
the most thrillug and exciting thins 70
witness icchoatlnE with tfatt- haF1
SceH theu putrUn tGs fastest express on
the New York Central railroad. I toll you
% is indeed sport 60 sur up the blood.
CoaSt4ng is also exciting ard TO get party
81 boys ard girls and Spend an afternoon
DO that WAY j. truly dchEhuul tncn think
al our sleigh rides. What could Dc nicer
t-an "A line singl. sleigh. "a fast horse. your
O.. 81 f-iTl tucked Iu ty your side under
warm fDr rttr'S. bright moon 'litls
above ard the jingle 81 the merry *,,.Eh
Lelsso isoNs. This is fun. You may have
your warm winters. your violct@ ana tcs $,
hut give me our suow-cUv,r,d hills anu our
merry winter sports
Jacob Miller. Troy. Ala.-Havo YOU ever
uct ! wish 10 t,I you I'll onl 1 saw while in
Atlanta al the exposition. 4 telephone ca
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