The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-28
CHATS WITH THE BRETHREN.
Extracts from Letters Received from
Club-raisers and Other Friends.


BRO. W. J. Gibson, writes: 81
enclose the renewals of two old true
blues. w buy our goods from the State
Business Agent
BRO. w. @. Evans, of BERTHE county,
sends two subscriptions. Keep at it,
Bro Evans, We always depend on
BERTHE to do her duty.
BRO. J. A. Barber, Of Johnson
county, has u thanks for two sub
scriptions. There is car loads of Ali
ance material in Johnson.
Bro. w. F. Hill, of Rowan county,
does the right thing by sending in three
subscriptions. There is some as pure
grit in Rowan as a be found.
Bro. J. J. Cox, of Union county,
has our thanks for two subscribers.
Union county is not dead yet and the
reform cause will prosper there.
BRO. j. R. Buchanan, Of Granville
county, comes to the bat with ven
subscriptions. Granville county still
holds her place in the front ranks.
Bro. James A. Lowrey, of Forsyth
county, sends five subscriptions, part
new and part renewals. Old Forsyth
is full of good Alliance material.
Thanks.
DR.. A. A. Maynard, of Arson
county, sends three subscriptions, for
which we express thanks and ask our
friend to call again as often as he
chooses.
BRO. NJ. B. Pitt, Of Halifax county,
sends another subscription with his
own. Halifax is hard to down, and we
have many friends there. Thank you,
Bro. Pitt.
Bro. R.H. Lane, of Beaufort county,
sends some renewals and says: "Our
people are indignant at the manner in
which the legislature amended the
Alliance charter"
Bro. E. Z, Currin, of Vance county,
sends two renewals and says he is 60
ing to continue to work. That is right,
Bro. Curriu. May your shadow grow
larger all the time.
Bro. Leroy Harper, of Pamlico
county, never gets left. He has just
sent i'll three subscribers and says Van
demere Alliance is healthy and pros
porous. Many thanks.
Bro J.. T, B. Hoover has our thanks
for a club Of eleven subscribers. Bro.
Hoover is doing some hard work for
the reform AUS and has been doing it
all the time. Keep at it, brother.
Bro. J. W. Bason, of Alamance,
sends two subscriptions. Many thanks.
He says: Il Go all [ can for your
paper for it is the best published in
this country. Our Alliance is flourish
ing
Bro. 4. E. Myers, Of Davidson
county, has our thanks for a club Of
four subscribers. Long life to you,
Bro, Myers, hurrah for old Davidson!
Bro. Myers says: q believe your
paper to be truthful and reliable"
Bro. John a. Sims, of Cabarrus.
comes forward with three more sub
scriber8 this week. Bro. Sims sleeps
with one eye open ali the time for the
reform cause. He sends n subscrip-
tion for a friend and pays it himself.
Bro. J. P. Graham, of AIannance
county, sends five subscriptions. Ala
nance is coming to the front as a read
ing county as we'll as for good stock
and manufacturing. Thanks, Bro.
Graham, and remember the Iatck-string
still hangs out.
Bro. r. c. Lineback, Of Forsyth,
sends one subscriber and writes: 81
will get more as fast as l can. Money
is SO hard to get or more of u people
would take your paper" Keep at it,
Bro. Lineback. The constant dropping
of water will wear away the hardest
stone.
Bro. @. II. Latham, of Beaufort
county, new and says; IF we
ever need such a paper as THE Pro-
GREssIvE FARMER we need it now. 1
have been a subscriber for four years
and l want it four years longer, or as
long as the government is run by whis-
key and money. =
Bro. r, a. Southworth, Secretary
Treasurer Of Colorado State Alliance,
in renewing his subscription says:
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER is full Of
good things and should be read gen
orally by members of Order.
Southern papers should be taken in the
North and West and our papers should
be taken in the South. The Alliance
is moving in Colorado. From present
outlook, it will accomplish more this