The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-14
CHATS WITH THE BRETHREN.
Our C1ub-raisers and their Work--E X
tracts from Letters Received

good work"
Bro. T. G. Walden, of Alexander
county, does the right thing oy Seno'ns
a club of four subscribers.
John Hammond, OF Robson
county. has our thanks for two sub
ecribers. Robson is all right.
DIR. S. A. Grier, Of Cabarrus
county, has sent a club of three sub
scribers. Come again, Doctor,
Mr.. H. NJ. Spoon of IredeIl county,
sends a club of three annual subscribers
and has our thanks for the same
S. NJ. Brothers, of PasquOtank
county, has put us under obligations
for a club Of six annual subscribers.
Bro. L. R. Dixon, of Chatham
county, renews his W subscription
and sends three others. Many thanks.
BRO. W. A. Tinnin. of Iredell
county, sends in four subscribers and
just that many souls are made happy.
Bro. w. J. Brooks, of Alamance
county, N. G, has our thanks for a
club of six subscribers during the past
week.
Bro. P. R. Webster, Of Rocking
ham county, has our thanks for a club
of seven subscribers. Keep at 1t, Bro.
Webster.
BRO. s. O Lazanby, of Ireden
county, has our thanks for four sub
scriptions. Bro Lazanby and Iredell
county are all right.
BRO. w. G. Smith, Of Caswell
county, has our thanks for a club of
four subscribers. CaswelI is all o. K.
Thanks, Bro. Smith.
Bros. J. H. Odum, Of Franklin
county, E. :. Brown, of Watauga, and
other brethren have grateful
thanks for small clubs.
Bro. J. @. Purcell, of Rockingham
county, shows his faith by sending in
a club of seven subscribers. Here is
our hand, Bro. Purcell.
Bro. NJ J.. Whitley, of Beaufort
county, does the right thing in renew
ing his own subscription and sending
another name with his own. Thanks.
"A brother writing from Catawba
county says: u am certainly glad the
legislature adjourned before complete
~ annihilating our Alliance. We will
see them later"
A prominent Allianceman at
Greensboro writes: 4 believe the
unprecedented course of the legislature
toward the Alliance will, in the end,
prove a blessing"
Bro. W. P. Lyon, of Granville
county, sends in four subscribers,
Granville is one of the garden spots"
and her people won't do without THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
BRO. w. J. Williams of Pasquo-
tank county, has sent in a club OF ten
annual subscribers. When the clubs
are that large we thank the sender
twice. Long life to Bro. Williams
Miss Martha Flowers, Of Caldwell
county, n. G, has our thanks for a
club of three subscribers. The ladies
stand by The PROGRESSIVE FARMER
everywhere, and it is safe so long as
they do SO.
Bro. J. j. Wilder, of Franklin
county, sends a club of six annual sub
scribers. There is no better county in
the State than Franklin, and The Pro-
GREssTvE FARMER is o visitor to many
of her homes.
BRO. John A Sims, of Cabarrus
county, is a hustler. We can't keep
up with him, as he sends a club every
week almost, sometimes two or three
a week. Bro. Sims hal a big heart and
it is on the right side.
Bro. D. A. Montgomery, of Gull
ford county, has u thanks for a club
of six annual subscribers. He also in
vited US to attend the meeting Of Gull
ford County Alliance last Thursday.
Bro. Montgomery is a worker in the
reform cause.
"A subscriber at Williamson re
news his subscription and writes: Il
am taking two other reform papers,
but can't do without The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER. I read it and lend it to my
neighbors. Several of them want to
take it, hut we are very poor in this
section"
A friend at Asheville writes: II
am glad to see the Alliance getting on
a boom again, 1 don't see why it
should not. With a paper giving the
facts, figures and everything found in
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER, the organi-
zation ought to keep posted and keen
up the organization"
A brother writing from Mitchell