The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
EXCHANGE LIST.

Mrs Paul Johnson, Selma. Ala.--I wish
to exchange dry goods or rooted crimson
rambler for pole. butter or lima beans
/ wish the bean seed at once to plant
one pint or one quart VIII some one be
kind enough to send a remedy for our
fine shepherd dog. He had diStemper
and now jerks all over continually; has no
control Of his muscles will pay for rem
edy.
Mrs A. y. Darlington West Point. Ga.
will exchange one full bloodcd brown leg
horn rooster for 10 yards of indigo blue
or turkey red calico; also have yards
OF crochet lace, 5 inches wide. made Of
No 40 thread, to exchange for yards Of
good bleaching
NJ. c. Williams. Burwel Ala. has
grandfather clock, 1S by SO inches, in good
condition, to exchange for Smith & Wes-
son revolver, IS caliber, or best offer.
Mrs. j. A. Williford. Conner. Ga, has
books paper-bound, by Mrs Holmes, Au-
gusta Evans and othcrs, to exchange for
other books; would like to get ''Tnfehce -
'"rhema,' "A Face llumined." and
"Somber Rivals" Write what you have
and what you want.
Mrs. w. a. Young Clifton, Okla. has
The Story of the Philippines and Our
New POSSESSIONS by Murat Halstead to
exchange for 10 yards good black mercer
lied sateen. Write first. Win also ex-
change,
Miss Rosye II. Tucker r. e. d. No. g.
Wmtervile. n. c has several pieces Of
sheet music to exchange for 600 Goo
Eyes, Amt 1t a Shame" Mister Doc
ley" Strike Up the Band" etc Write
what you have and [ will send a list OF
mine.
Mrs. c. H. Starring. Cedartown, Ca.
r. +. y. No. 3, has for exchange a nice
pair of black kid gloves, No. 8, that have
never been worn, for dry goods or any
thing useful for 2-year-od girl.
Mrs. II, A. Tate has named cannas
Queen Charlotte America, etc). and
named dahlias &C ID. Alexis, Ethel, Wick.
etc). to exchange for anything useful.
Write. Greenlee. N. G.
James d. King, Decatur, Ca, r +. D.
No. 2. will exchange two young male
Georgia hounds and one gray hound for
equal value or best offer. Write what YOU
have.
Mrs. j. W. Elliott. Route /, williamson.
Ga, has nice baby carriage. upholstered
in plush, white parasol and Haywood
make, been used about 70 months is nor
broken or injured, for best offer in own
state preferred
Miss Leila Mullins, Spartanburg 8 c
r e d. 4, wishes to exchange SETTINGS
15) of barred Plymouth Rock eggs far 10
wards good calico or It's equivalent In
bleached domestic.
Miss Matte Bone Dallas, Ga, has all
the wild hidrGngia, or seven bark. to ex
change for four yards of embroidery or
five of nice lace; just send without writ
ing.
Mrs. Mary L. Ward. Cameron. Miss
has one each mems electric belt sninai
appliance pair insoes new goods nevar
been used. for set of good steel knives
and forks (white handled preferred(. good
table castor. secondhand taken r. IN
good condition
Mrs A. F. Bonham, Chilhourie. Va
Will the sisters of the Kingdom who
have sent me silk for the crimson ram
bier wait until IAN for the roses? [
have received SO many requests that I
will have to root more and will send to
all. The rambler blooms only once a
year
Miss Hattie F. Till, Laurens. S. c..
has patterns for ladies' comfortable cloth
shoes and "broken stove" quilt, very pref
ty, and needs no extra goods for putting
together, to exchange for generous bundle
of calico scraps. No two alike.
Mrs Maggie Clemmen, Springer, Ind
T., will exchange formulas for making
magic polishing CLOTH little giant cement,
complexion cream and transferring pic
lures on 10 paper, cloth or dishes. one