The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13
EXCHANGE LIST.

Mrs Lily Wade, Telico, Ellis County,
Tex, has embroidery patterns for center
pieces, doilies and picture frames Is IN
numbe) To exchange all for IL yards
best bleached domestic or 2 yards heavy
unbleached domestic, or 1-2 yards cal
lco. Write at once; send 1-cent stamp
w II. Kitchins, I<itchng's Mills s c:
Sheet music for same; any piece
have for I've a Longing in My Heart
for You, Louise" or I'm the Good Old
Summer Time"
Mrs. A. f. Bonham. Chihowin, Val
have some rooted red rambler roses that
| would xchans for a 2-cnt stamp and
a piece of silk as large as postal card;
any shape.
Miss Grace Gatin. Merritt N. c., has
fine white sunf1ower seed, cleckIey water
melon seed and mymosa seed to exchange
for anything useful to a girl Of 16 Send
stamps to pay postage.
Mrs. p. r. Hamilton, Harpervile, Miss
has a new black, all-woOi Henrietta waist
trimmed in old rose satin. M-inch waist
and 3i-inch bust measure; a lambrequin
and a set of WOrSted squares for quilt,
crazy patch design. for dry goods or any
thing of equal value IncloSe stamp tor
reply.
Sylvester Harper. Fayetteville, Ga. will
paint you a large motto in five colors
any wording you wish, for spool of
Coats thread and a 2-cent stamp for
postage
Miss Laura Ellison. Belle Sumter, Ala.
has sheet music to exchange for other
sheet music. Write first.
Mrs. James Nance. New Market, Ala,
has sheet music Red, White aud Blue
Forever" instrumental; and I'm Sweet
September" vocal, TO exchange for sheet
music of AT Georgia camp Meeting.
w. !. Hite r. f. d. No. 8. Augusta,
Ga. will exchange one old style l2-foot
Acrmotor windmill. steel tower cypress
tank, with separate tower of wood, -
inch Rumsey pump and piping; all now
IN working order and IN USE for lumber
OF stock. Also one Webster & Hannum
green bone (hand power mill for Rufus
red Belgian hares or indian game hens
or puletS. A $50 fine cotton seed for in
cubator or fancy poultry.
Mrs. G. c. Lyndon, liz West Fair St.
Atlanta, Ga, will exchange twelve sweet
violet plants for two epUos Coats thread
white orfsbiack); any number from 20
to 80, and 2-cent postage stamp.
Mrs. e. p Hambrick, Jonesboro. Ga.
has a 1.a' - or cutting dresses for ladies'
~ b" Mrs Kate Worthington.
copli'sni III, good as new. to exchange
for something of equal value.
Ora Wigginton, Coonsyille. Va, wishes
to exchange geranium and pink and
white oleanders for carnations and dah-
las; will give two for one.
Lucy May White Moody. Ark. has
fine Gamma and caladium bulbs. chrysan-
themums, five kinds. including the ever
blooming white bunch, and vine table
peas for yards calico. lawn or embroid
cry and cents for postage.
Mrs. Ona L. Harrington. Norridgewock,
Me. box 106. has Professor Harraden's
complete course of twenty Illustrated les
sons in hypnotism or gold chain to
exchange for Professor Rice's self-teach-
ing music system.
Mrs. Laura Starting. Forest. Tex, will
tod and grin
rambler roses. rooted. for peony bulbs
sweet shrub, oleander and other kinds of
eYcrgrecns.
Mrs. S. e. Meade Deane, Ky, has wa
termelon seed to send to those that will
send a self-addrcssed stamped envelope;
also have few flower seed TO give
away.
Miss Lottie King Mechanicsville, Ala.
Will exchange geranium cuttings for
chrysanthemums.
Miss Coralie b. Wilson Flnneys Siding
Va, has one Indian arrow head to ex-
change for best offer.
Mrs. j. r. Christy Athens. Ga, for 10
yards heavy bleaching will send a remedy
which will cure aching feet and take
The swelling out. at the same time take
off all the corns: home remedy.
Miss eliza Carreker. Pedenville. Ca,
wishes to exchange stars of Bethlehem
bulbs and narcissus wisteria for yards
Of bleached domestic or something of
same value.
Mrs. j. II. Darlington. West Point Ga.
has perrins shorthand system, complete
book; stamped pillow sham patterns.
stamping patterns, worked shams, GRO
cheted lace. lace samples, drawn work
samples. novels. music. for cloth, chill
drcn's clothes, stcrescopic Views. books
by Lillian Bell offers; inclose stamp.
Mrs T. p Easter would like to ex-
change one setting of Silver Laced WXan-
dotte eggs for one setting OF white Hol-
land turkey eggs fifteen Tor twelve;
write first, each to pay express on goods
received.
Mrs Annie l.. Sanders, Yorkville, s.
c., r. +. -. No. I, has pure bred white
Plymouth Rock eggs to exchange for dry
goods or equal value. Have two more
fine white Plymouth Rock cockerels TO
exchange for their equal value. Write
with stamp.
Mrs. Missouri L. Johnson, Plowshare.
Ga, will exchange The Great Calves
ton Disaster" cloth bound, good as new.
for Theology of Universalism," in same
condition. Will send an elephant pattern
to all sending selfaddressed stamped en-
velope.
Mrs Ada Raglan, Dickey, Ga, wants to
exchange pure bred barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for Rhodersland reds or single
comb Brown Leghorn, full blood; also