The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-06-13

hands to some of his neighbors.
j. R. Smith, Martin county, sends
three subscriptions. Old Martin con
right in the middle of the road
all the time.
j. B. McCollum, Robson county,
sends three subscribers. Good old
Robson county has many true reform
men in her borders.
C. H Hancock renewing his sub,
scriptIon, writes: Money is as scarce
as hens teeth, but I must have The
PROGRESSIVE FARMER"
w. M. Sutton, Belmont, Arkansas,
has our thanks for a club of five sub
scribers. Arkansas will be at the
goal when the reform fight is won.
W. w. Fry, Alexander county,
sends two subscriptions and writes
81 like your paper very much, believ,
ing it is strictly truthful, and that is
what the people want"
w. E. Rickert, Mercer county, Pa ,
writes: 81 recently received a sample
copy of your paper and you may judge
what I think of it by finding 81 enclosed
for it to be sent to my address"
G.. w. Straughn, Alamance county,
sends two subscriptions and writes
Money is hard to get, but I would
rather do without one meal a day than
be without THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
L. O. Fagleton, of Illinois, writes
Il am a college student and have been
reading THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER more
| than a year 1t has been a source o.
much valuable information. l I'M fol-
reform"
g. L. Proctor, Nash county, re
newing, writes: II think THE Pro
| GREssIvE FARMER ought to be read by
every farmer and working man in the
United States. The Alliance is gaining
ground here now"
j, @. Holder, Marshall, Texas, re
newing his subscription, wants tt
know the present address Of Rev. B. B
Holder. If any of u readers know
his address, please write a postal card
to Mr.. Holder at Marshall, Texas.
B. McHan, Swain county, renew
ing, writes: II can't do without your
paper. I am sixty five years old and
have always voted the Democratic
ticket. Last fall 1 voted for reform,
and expect to hereafter as long as
live"
H. 0. Proctor, Lincoln county, ha:
our thanks for three subscriptions. W.
guess the good people Of Lincoln county
have not all quit reading reform pa
pers, if the Lincoln Courier does say
they have. Bro. Proctor writes thai
he hopes to send more soon and says
things are growing brighter"
State Lecturer Thompson sends
seven subscribers. He writes that HI
had fair crowds in Johnston county
and had some fun with the editor O
the Herald at Smithfield. When DR.
Thompson fails to have some fun GU
of somebody we will agree to pass il
our chips. He still thinks the outlook
encouraging.
B. H. Freeman, Franklin county
ties with w. w. Phelps in the number
of subscribers sent in this week. III
sent ten ne1U subscribers, with cash
and has politest bow. We know
that money is scarce, but Mr.. Freeman
proves that aC0rE will secure subscrib
ers. We hope all our friends will try
just a little harder.
W. W. Phelps, of Brunswick
county, sends a club Of ten nelU caSI
subscribers. That shows what energy
can accomplish. Let all the friends o
reform increase their efforts to get re
form papers into the hands of thu
hungry people. Get those who are no,
favorable to u views as well as thOst
who are in reform ranks to begin read
ing.
g. @. Goodman, Cabarrus county
Gabriel AycOck, Johnston, county
J. P. Tucker, Lenoir county; J. N
Hall, Onslow county; j. H. Foushee
Person county; W. A. Caravan, Pam
lico county Colin Shaw, Duplin county
w. F. Merrell, Davie county; o. NJ
Jones, Vance county, have u thank.
for small clubs and other favors during
the week.
j. M. Hight, Vance county; Or
lendo Johnson, Randolph county; J
D. Dorsett, Chatham county; G. B
Lockhart, Orange county R. H. Lane
Beaufort county r. N. Butler, SamI
son county; w. H, Daily, Washington
county; John Miller, Ashe county; A
J. Shaw, Bladen county; @. III. Baines
Nash county D. Wahab, Hyde county
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