The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-05-23
CHATS WITH THE BRETHREN
Extracts from Letters Received from
Club-raisers and Other Friends.

EXtTACIS AOA4 SSS~4
Club-raisers and Other Friends. !
M. N. Biesett, Nash county, sends
two subscribers. Thanks. Nash is all
right and going to get Fighter"
R. @. Anderson, Durham county,
has u gratitude for three subscrip-
ions sent in. Come again, Bro. An
derson.
J, S. Tomlinson, Davidson county,
writes: Please find enclosed money
for three renewals. 1 can't get along
without the paper"
j. K. Smith, of Martin county,
does the clever act in sending three
subscribers. Old Martin stays right
in the middle of the road.
james Bond, of BERTHE county, has
our thanks for two renewals. Berthe
is n of the best counties in the State
and has some mighty clever citizens.
Come again, Bro. Bond.
M. L. Brand, Reynolds, Ga sends a
club Of five subscribers. Thanks. We
are glad u Georgia friends are still
in the front ranks, and that the out
look is getting better for the Alliance
there.
DIR. s. w. Eaton, of Rowan county,
sends a subscription and writes very
kindly. He says: Many thanks to
you for such a good paper, for your
brave and noble stand in the cause of
right and Justice"
Rev. Geo. E. Hunt, of Davidson
county, has our thanks for two sub
scriptions sent in. We hope to hear
from Bro. Hunt often, and trust that
friends will treat him very kindly,
for he deserves the best.
H. Conway, Clearmont, Indiana,
has u thanks for a club of nine sub
scribers. Hardly a week goes by that
we do not get subscribers from that
State. We are truly glad there are SO
many reading people up there.
j. E. Marshall, Christopher, Wash
ington, has our thanks for a club OF
three subscribers. We are glad to
know that Washington is in the list of
the reform States. Friend Marshall
says he will send more subscribers
soon.
Miss n. +. Miller, of Lemon county,
subscribes for herself and also for q
friend in Florida. We fear that the
ladies do not think as much of Us as we
do of them; but they are very kind.
The work of this paper is for them and
their welfare as much as for the stronger
sex.
j. w. Harris, of Montgomery
county, writing to have his address
changed to another postofice, writes
that he wants it done quick for it is
the best paper 1 ever read" Our kline
friend forgot to send the name of the
Office the paper is going to now, how
ever.
B. Stilley, Beaufort county, send
ing renewal for himself writes: Your
ape fails to reach this office some
times and this is quite a disappoint
ment. l think the paper grows better
as it grows older. Long may it live tc
uO SdlJdl1L Stl VIC lOI IIC CdUcG IL IS
FORM"
j. F. Currie, Of Robson county
sends two subscriptions and writes tina
he wouldn't be without THE PROGRESS
sIvE FARMER for twice what it costs
His Alliance (Hope, No. 26) has passed
resolutions cOndemniDg the legislature
and has recently joined the Relief As
ISOLATION.
R. P. Holmes, of Iredell county
sends three subscribers and writes: 81
have been taking THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER four years and think it i'm
proves with age, and it should be il
the home Of every farmer. I cannot
get along without it and shall continue
to work for it."
R. S. Sistare, Union county J. M
Grant, Northampton county; Haynes
Lennon, Columbus county; W. B
FIemming, Warren county; w. N.
Hunter, Lenoir county; J.. Pagen,
stecher, Cleveland county; Thomas B.
Flemming, Warren county, and E. D.
Thompson, CASTOR county, have our
thanks for small clubs, single subscrip,
tions and other favors during the week.
Eli Cox, of Onslow county, renew
ing, writes: II have been reading
your paper a number of years and think
have been greatly benefited. Every
family in my neighborhood reads THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER. A few are not
subscribers, but they borrow the paper.
regard it as a perfect educator and
think it has done more in that direc,