The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-20

anything of like value.
Would like in exchange soap wrappers,
salt coupons and all such articles 10
use in my u. S. s. work for birthdays,
etc. Also illustrated postal cards if writ
ten on 5traight.--Mrs. A. G. Ballard, n.
Bucksport, Maine
Miss Ellen Hantley. Senior. n. CT
have good paper bound novels. THE
Scarlet Letter" "Hesidc The Bonnie Brier
Bush" Woman Against Woman "On
Her Wedding Morn" and Sweet is True
Love" would like to exchange for other
books. ! especially want Mrs. VICES OF
the Cabbage Patch"
No. /. would like to exchange the words
Of a baggage Coach Ahead" for words
of Barbara Allen
Mrs T. f, Ruffin. Mineral, La have
for exchange l.. T. Bramah eggs, thor
ough-bred for dry goods remnants, silk
or worsted scraps. all new.
Mrs J. p Stanley. Linton, Ga. will
exchange one pair of white kid gloves No.
for yards nice white lawn and yards
white pique. Need not write. Just send
ON and will send the gloves.
Miss Bessie Wingo. Spartanburg. 5. c.,
Il. =. ID. No 3, wishes to exchange one
setting 90 pure fun barred Plymouth. for
one setting of the Rhode Island reds. also
hair table for best offer. In writing,
enclose stamp for reply
Miss Susie T. Lancaster, Lancaster, Ga.
has new silk crazy patchwork quilt.
Seams are all embroidered with san silk,
six different colors, is lined with bright
red cambria. Will exchange 1t for best
offer Write.
Mrs. j. W. Creighton. Center, Ga, will
exchange Belgian hares for bronze tur-
keys. Pekn ducks, buff Plymouth rocks,
OF good books, or best offer.
Mrs D. r. = Fletcher Kershaw. S. c.,
will exchange fifteen brown lleehorn or
black Minorca eggs for . - yards good
white table linen.
Mrs. ] ". Upchurch, Benevola Ala.
has pure bred black Plymouth Rock eggs
TO exchange for white Pe}lin duck eggs
or white Wyandotte eggs. pure bred.
Hugh C. coleman Merry Mount, y. G.,
would like to exchange something Of
equal value for dialogue entitled THE
Shoemaker" three characters, two males,
one female. If any reader has it, write
me at once
Ruth LefIardy. E7lintstone. Ga. has the
book Back to the Old Home to eX-
change for the book palmer CoX's
Brownie Book" Write.
!. y. Flood Steenston r. o.. Miss.-I
have one large size No. 4 Zmmerman's
cvaporotor for fruit and vegetables, as
good as new. one full section never been
used. which ] wish to exchange for a good
pillow horse or mule, or hogs or sheep, or
a good new sorghum mill. VIII give a
great bargain.
Mrs. j. r. Forrest. Francisco. y. c.
has for exchange two years subscription
to American Woman and Hearth and
Homo. one years subscription to Good
Literature; "The Adventures of Wiggles-
worth" Jane Eyre and a good many
other novels and story papers. Would
like flower cuttings. rooted roses or flower
seed or novels. Write.
Mary Peters. Tcasdale, Miss. will OK
change one teacup full Of good cornfeld
beans for II yards of calico any color.
Send on now. l have good many.
Mrs C. W. FurIow. Carrollton, Ga.
wishes TO exchange one seven-octaVe
square piano for twenty-five 2-months-old
pigs or 50 bushels wheat, each to pay
freight
Mrs. X. Graham Atmore Ala, will
exchange one-half bushel of pure Berry 5
early big boil cotton seed for 10 yards
of good sheetng. or best offer.
Mrs. l.. G.. Simpson, McCool Miss has
an old violin to exchange for gents BIZ
cycle in good order, or best offer Violin
made in the seventeenth century Write
what you have.
Mrs. G. H. swaine, Reeves station Ga.
wants q root of scarlet verbenas. some
mixed petunia seed and portulaca or
some vegetable seed, patterns, silk floss,
zephyr and pictures for scrap books.
Mrs. Laura Mcdaniel, Concord. Ga, has
recipe for keeping off potato bugs cab
bage worms, keep hogs from eating
chickens. for 10 yards good calico or 5
yards percae or yards bleaching.
Mrs j. NJ. Mathis sandover, S. c..
has winter cabbage seed yellow jessa-
mine. variegated honcysuckle. rooted, to
n u
thing useful. / have enough for all
Miss Lizzie Neill, Gundy's Cove, Ala,
will exchange fuschia cuttings for fine
chrysanthemums,
Mrs. A. d. Mayes. Pelican, La am
overrun with orders for the Rhode Is
land red eggs. If my customers VII he
patient will i'll their orders as soon as
possible
Miss Josie Smoke, Tyler Ala, viii *
change Maltese turnover collars for
thread. one collar for three spools of
Coats No. 20 white or one in drawn work
and Maltese for six spools No. 10 white,
or six kinds embroidery silk for crazy
work or three spools Coats silk finished
crochet cotton
Miss Julia Payne, Five Mile, Ala, has
four copies of the Self interpreting
story Of Jesus" two morocco bindings
and two cloth all new, to exchange for
dry goods or other nice books. Write
soon what you have to exchange.
Miss d. Y. Stuart. Port Gibson. Miss
wish to exchange drawn work of all
kinds for dry goods. viii exchange
double white or red ger2nium cuttings
for ivy gcranium or heliotrope.
Mrs John G. Shaw, Bishopville, s c.,
Will send To all who wish one package
each of colens ana 1nalsam seed, for self
addressed stamped envelope.
Mrs NJ. Stevenson, Dixie. Ga. will ex-
change her never falling buttermilll Yeast
and using the same, for two spools OF
Coats thread, any number or their value
in anything useful and Il stamped en-
Velope.
Mrs A. E. Darlington, West Point. Ga,
would like to exchange quilts and sham
patterns and moss rose for four SpooiS
Coats thread. white, Nos. p and 30. Also
nave two white blouse waists trimmed
in embroidery, and black worsted skirt
for little boy, for yards good bleaching.
Miss Mdude Wilson. Forreston. Tex.
r. Z. d. No 1. has a beautiful point lace
handkerchief to exchange for two set
tings of thoroughbred turkey eggs. Bronze
preferred. Please write
Mrs. Arminda Neugcnt Wiacoochee,
Ga, has about two bushels of walnuts,
the large kind VIII exchange a peck
for 10 yards of calico or something IN
that line l have a gasoline iron for best
offer.
NJ. O. Franklin, Decatur Ga. r. +. D.
No. =, will exchange fine male greyhound
for something Of equal value or best
offer. Write what You have.
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.