The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-04-11
CHATS WITH THE BRETHREN.
Extracts from Letters Received from
Club-raisers and Other Friends.

Club-raisers and Other Friends.
j. Odum, of Robson county, sends
two names. Robson is o. K.
S. M. Lewis, of Chatham county,
sends two subscriptions. Thanks.
w. R. Coleman, of Warren, pays
up to date and for another year. That
is right.
}. M. Queen, of Jackson county,
sends another name with his own.
Thanks.
g. P. Walker, of Rockingham
county, sends three subscriptions.
Many thanks.
s. L. Kluttz, of Cabarrus, sends
another name with his W and says
yours for reform"
F. Younts, of Davidson county,
sends two names and says he is doing
all he can for us. Thanks.
j. B. Bryan, of Northampton
county, sends three subscriptions.
Many thanks. Keep old Northampton
straight and all will be well.
"A. B. Rocks, of Bladen, comes to
the bat with four subscribers. Keep
at it, Bro. Rocks, you are doing your
country good and helping a good cause.
C. N. Justice, of Chatham county,
sends five names including his own,
Thanks. Just keep at it. Chatham
has the pure grit. Get them to read
and we will do the rest.
"A. A. White, Of Halifax county,
sends three names. Thanks. He says
he has S. in the agency fund and he
would like to see the legislature conjure
up a plan to make him take it out.
J. @. Vaughn, of Cumberland, re
newshis subscription and writes: 'The
truth is what we need and want. We
get it in The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
Long live The PROGRESSIVE FARMER!'
j. T. B Hoover is still stirring up
the boys where he goes: He has just
sent in seven subscribers, for which he
has our thanks. His motto is: Ill
let no man escape if he needs a good
paper.
john Bullock, of Cumberland
county, sends two subscriptions and
declares that he cant do without THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER Get your
neighbors all to think the same way,
BIO. Bullock.
j. F. Tesh, Of Davidson county, has
been rounding up" some of the boys
who were behind on their subscriptions.
He sends in three such with his own.
That is right, Bro. Tesh. Hunt up
some more Of them.
"A. E. Myers, Of Davidson county,
comes to thebat again with four sub
scribers. The people up there must
watch him or he will have all Of them
reading THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
Long life, Bro. Myers.
.-Alexander Peeler, of Rowan county,
has our thanks for five subscribers, his
own included. Three of them are
''Peelers'' and there is nothing short
about the other two. Keep right at
this business, Bro. PeeIer.
John May, of Franklin county,
sends five subscriptions including his
own. He doesn't say a word, but we
take it for granted that he is still right
side up with care and in the fight to
the finish. Thanks, Bro. May.
"A, L. Walker, of Alexander county,
has our thanks for three subscriptions.
Alexander county has some good Ali
ance material and,we hope they will
continue in the middle Of the road.
Get your neighborg to read and all will
be we'll.
90. j. Braswell, of Union county,
~subscribes for the paper and writes
that his Alliance Goose Greek, No.
16g is on a boom. Have initiated six
new members in the past two months
and are buying goods through the State
Agency. We don't want to withdraw
our money from the fund"
w. Fl. Bost, of Rowan county,
sends two renewals and one new sub
scriber. He says 1--WE can't do with
out The PROGRESSIVE FARMER. Our
Alliance is still in the middle of the
road. We have several shares in the
State Agency fund and are fully salts
fed and will let it remain"
J. A. Walker, of Rockingham
county, has our thanks for three re-
newals. Bro. Walker was a member
of the last legislature, we believe, but
he wasn't in the crowd of ROSTERS that
tried To turn the Alliance 1naidn donn