The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-08-29
CHATS WITH THE BRETHREN.
Extracts from Letters Received from
Club-raisers and Other Friends.

Extracts from Letters Received from
& Club-raisers and Other Friends.
j. P. Graham, Alamance county,
sends in two subscriptions. Thanks.
"A. Fl. Pritchard, BERTHE county,
sends four new subscribers. Thanks.
F. G. Frazier Randolph county,
does right in renewing and sending
one new subscriber. Thanks.
II. S. Moore, Fender county, has
our thanks for three subscribers Pen
der is in the reform ranks to the
finish.
Jas. B. Stanley, Jones county, re-
news his subscription, and sends an
other along with it. Our friends are
working.
E, B. Christman, Durham county,
s~ubscribes and writes: Congress has
met and I want both sides that I may
see the right"
Rev. Geo. E. Hunt, sends another
club. Bro. Hunt is laboring for the
betterment of the masses, and is &C.
complishing much.
John Hammond, Robson county,
sends a subscription and writes that
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER is in demand
by all classes Of persons there now.
-Chas. A.. Davis, Northampton
county, sends four subscribers. Bro.
Davis is doing some lively work for
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER. Thanks.
Bro. NJ. Bobbitt, Halifax county,
adds three more yearly subscribers to a
batch sent in sometime since. We
mark him UP one year as q premium,
Thanks.
Miss s. D. Mode. RatAalford
county, reDews and writes us q word
of encouragement. We feel our course
is right SO long as the ladies com
mend it.
Jonas Pasour, CASTOR county J. H.
Smith, Yadkin county Stark Skies,
BERTHE county L. N. Perkins, Watauga
county; Daniel Ward Davidson county;
place US under obligations FOR renewals,
clubs, and lind words.
A. P. Whitehead, Craven county,
renews, subscribes for Peoples Party
Paper, and sends a club of three yearly
subscribers. He writes: Can't do
without your paper. Long may is
live to ealighten and instruct the
people.
w. M. Thomas, Rockingham
county, sends four subscribers and
writes: I have for more than four
years been a regular subscriber to
your valuable paper and admire the
paper and the principles advocated
therein"
L K. Mason, New Hanover county,
renews and writes that the Alliance is
growing in his section He says: 'Old
members are coming back and new
applications coming in. We received
three last month" Get your neighbors
to subscribe, brethren.
w. @. Jackson, Sampson county,
reuews and writes: 81 am yet in the
middle of the road with The PROGRESS
sIvE FARMER in my hand warming the
people to fee the wrath to come. Sue
cess to your great paper" Your words
have the right ring. Thanks.
L. I. OK, Randolph county, sub
scribing says: Cant do without your
paper. Am an Allianceman, and ex-
pect to fight for reform until we gain
the liberty and freedom which God
intends His people shall have, or until
1 die" That's the right spirit.
Mr.. J. L, Enos, for many years editor
of a reform journal in Iowa, writes:
Il am much pleased with the tone of
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER" We doubly
appreciate these words coming as they
do from an old warhorse who has spent
the greater part of his life fighting in
reform harness. God bless you,
brother, and may you live to see your
efforts caowned with success.