Mi's. J. J. Wils ui, Leslie, i., Ims double
dahlias ami single hym-inth bulbs to ex
change lor double hyacinths, tiger lilies and
tulip bulbs.
Mrs. 11. S. Brown, Whitlielil, S. G.,
has books to evehang- for others: also,
Moody’s tires; sysiem for secoml-hand baby
carriage. Write first.
Mrs. W. H. Mallison, (Toatan. N.
has patterns of empire skirl, evening waist,
basque wiilt bretelles. to exchange for Eton
jacket and shirt waist.
Mrs. Mollie Fierce, Freeland, Tex., has
books, music, stamping outfit and other
things to exchange for rocks, shells and
minerals. Write for particulars. ’
Miss A. Fearsail, McMinnville, Tenn.,
will exchange gored skirt pa I tern for two
yards gingham, ami sewing machine band for
one yard red calico or bleaching.
C. A. Bell. Saratoga, N. C., lias books.
Indian .arrowheads, con federate money and
stamps ami coins to exchange for reading
matter, revolver, watch or other rare coins.
Mrs. (’-. I’. Kerr. Berry. N. has maga
zine, household and story papers, two hair
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: ATLANTA. GA* TUESDAY, MAY 30. 1893.
braids, a gem camera and other things to
exchange for anything useful. Write first.
J. T. Zirkle,, Danbridge. Tenn., wishes a
complete copy of "Major Jones’s Courtship.
Will some one exchange with him, any book
he has. Write what you "wish to exchange
for,
Mrs. M. CarruthTTilac, Tex., will ex
change good reading, tuberose bulbs, many
kinds of mixed flower seed, for bound books,
gloves, hose, towels and many other things.
Write for particulars.
Walter Bell. Elkin, N. C., has old maga
zines and other reading matter to exchange
for confederate money and stamps, used or
unused; also specimens of ore and stones for
something from other states.
