Mamie Wickliffe. High Fails. S.C.—I have a
book published in 1.87. In is?- it was given by
Tiionaa* Ik-’lin* Manlov - to i:i* son. In isf.-j it
war given by Cbn-topher Ah-x.itnlcr Maniove to
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rated by n>nie on* in the norther army, if any of
the Manlove faiiiiij wish it, they may offer me an
exchange.
Vera M. Domett, Newnan. Ga.—Did you read
Aunt Sttsif’.* “Among tli - -ir nciful .lcr-.i v* aid
the splendid crop*?” I did, and enjoyed it very
mm'li. ftut I have not time ta» wi ite a letter this
mor.dug. I come liegging tor -dk scraps tofinish
my --crazy <pult,” and to tlio-e who will be kind
enough to -end me some. I wd! r--t ;rn t i* f xvor by
sending *«>-h a nic< n »v*l,or p*rh ips two or :hree,
owing to lire scraps they semi. Address as above.
!<ena <». Fox. The Ko. I;. <Jn.—l atn eight years
old. Ibkvethreebr«>th raand two ei*ters. My
papa takes Hie < i-ir ! r.U; ion, and I lik • to read
Aunt Susie s and the euusim-’ h tters very mn- li.
fiister and mt sell sent for one ot Edna Brow
er’S picture; I‘tliink her ven ■
?i«t*r lia« saved over three liundr -d .--t mips she
exi-*< t- to •end her.
U* live-n* and a half miles from The Kock
camp griHind, and enjoy going to campmeiting
so much.
