The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-09
CHATS wITE THE BRETHREN.
Extracts from Letters Received from
Club-raisers and Other Friends.

Alex. Mcdonald, of Rockingham,
renews and writes: Long live THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER, is the wish of
your friend"
Ed. R. Norvell, Fairfield, lowe,
has vi thanks for a club Of six. Iowa
still holds her own as a reading and
thinking State. Many thanks.
Moses Hovis, of CASTOR county, re
newing his subscription, writes: Il
like your paper better than any I have
seem" Thank you, kind friend.
j. F. Brown, of Randolph county,
N. c., sends three subscribers. Thanks.
We are glad Randolph is not lingering
behind. Come again Bro. Brown.
"A. w. Hoffman, of CASTOR county,
sends two subscriptions and writes that
he will get all the subscribers he can
for Us. That is right. Come again,
Mr.. II.
p. J. Leonard, of Davidsoncounty,
sends four subscriptions, for which we
return thanks. We always have a
tender feeling for that county, because
50 many clever people live there.
Y. W. B. Hale, Rocky Mount, Va j,
has thanks for a club of six sub
scribers. Many thanks. Virginia is
one of the best States in the Union Of
course we except North Carolina)
j. J. Brinson, Of Pamlico county,
sends four subscribers. Thanks. We
are glad to get good news from Pam
lico at all times, and hope Bro. Crimson
will visit us often in the same way.
M. @. Egan, Oakland, California,
has our thanks for a club Of six sub
scribers and he sends his best wishes
for the success of THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER and the cause it represents. -"
john W. Hay, Monmouth. Kansas,
sends six subscriptions, for which we
return sincere thanks. We are glad
to know that the good people Of Kan
sas are not to be side tracked in the
fight for reform.
Ira Braxton, Of Chatham county,
sends three subscribers and writes: L
can't we'll do without THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER, ard think everybody ought
to take it. Think I will get some more
subscribers soon"
j. T. B. Hoover, Lecturer, who is
"on the wing" and doing a grand and
lasting work for the Alliance, sends
six subscriptions that he found in Har-
nett and Chatham. Continue your
| good work, Bro. Hoover.
DR.. Cyrus Thompson, State Lee
turer, has our thanks for nine sub
scriptions and writes: Good crowds
at every point last week, and the out
look very encouraging" Every body
ought to hear DR.. Thompson.
w. A. Russ, of Beaufort county,
sends five subscribers. Thanks. We
do not know of a county in the State
that we have a better constituency in
than Beaufort. There may be more in
some other counties, but no truer ones.
j. A. Ware, Of CASTOR county,
sends his own subscription and two
additional subscribers. He writes: Il
am doing all l can for IL paper"
That is right. If all will do the same
way there will be three times as many
readers.
60. w. Payne, Stockton, California,
~subscribes for THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER and writes: II have received
a copy of your paper and am much
pleased with it. Am too busy nov to
get you up a club, but will do SO as
soon as possible"
John A. Sims, Of Cabarrus county,
has been heard from again. He comes
forward with five subscribers and IS.
Hardly more than one or two weeks
go by without his doing just such acts.
Surely there is no place of eternal
punishment" for such men,
Daniel Bowers, Stanly county, B.
II. Freeman, Franklin county, JAS. B
Stanly, Jones county, Meg. Taylor,
MarCln county, q a OF OCner
friends have placed us under obliga-
tions in the past week for subscriptions,
renewals, kind words and other favors.
W. 7. Bumgarner, of Clay county,
renewing his subscription, writes: Il
cannot do without your paper these
hot days. The Alliance is not doing
well here now. [ think if DR.. Thomp-
son, or some other good speaker could
come among our people, it would put
new life in them"
jackson Scott, Burette, Indiana,
sends a club of nine subscribers and
writes: II think all the names l send
will renew, for everybody likes your
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