The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-04-25
CHATS WITH THE BRETHREN.

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W D. Newman, of Warren county,
sends two renewals and will please az
cept thanks for same.
David Daniel, of Wilson county
sends three names with cash. l"i
which he has u thanks
D. O. Bryan, of Moore county, mas
o,,r +bonke for a subscriber sent IN.
Keep right at it Bro. Bryan
q Fl Reeves, ofBuncombe county,
in renewing writes: Il am we'll pleased
with the boldness with which you
champion the cause Of the people"
D. Mccain, Of Carteret county,
sends three names and asks for sample
copies, as if he was going to rope IN
some more. Good for Bro. Mccain.
W. D. Wall, of Rockingham county,
sends three subscriptions. Old Rock
ingham is still in the ring and has
MANY good citizens enlisted in the wal
for justice.
"A. s. Hudgins, Of Gates county,
has our thanks for 6 subscribers. Many
Thanks. We are always glad to hear
from Gates, for they evidently r a
good people down there.
j. NJ. Davis, of Rowan county,
sends his own renewal and writes that
he don't want to miss a single mum
ber." He also sends 1 new subscriber
and wins our gratitude for it all.
Howard F. Jones, of Warren
county, is among the number of
brethren who have sent n subscriber
or renewal during the past week Bro.
Jones is a hustler from wayblck.
o. Parker, of Hartford county,
sends 2 renewals. Come again Bro.
Parker. Our Hartford friends are
always welcome, and we wish we
could see more of them in person.
j. K. Baldwin, of Columbus
county, sends a subscription, and
says: q will send more soon" Good
for Bro. Baldwin and Columbus. He
has the grit and shows it in his work.
j. R. Bell, of Snowden Alliance,
writes that none of the members of his
lodge will withdraw their money from
the Business Agency fund, and that
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER has his best
wishes.
W. J. Davis, of Warren county,
sends 4 subscriptions and writes: Sue
cess to The PROGRESSIVE FARMER. Let
it come, we all like it." Thank you
Bro. Davis, for your kindness. May
your shadow never grow less.
j. P. Sossaman, of Mecklenbug
county, has our thanks for 3 sub
scribers. "oichard Razor" is ''one OF
the boys and will not allow a man to
slip through his fingers if he needs a
good paper. Hit 'em hard and often
Richard.
Geo. A Fike, of Tennessee, sends
5 subscribers, and all five r from
different counties, which leads US to
believe that he lives near the border of
several counties. At any rate he found
them and has our thanks for his kind
act. Tennessee has always been partial
to this paper.
George Pennington, of Warren
county, renews and writes: 81 like
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER better than
any paper ever have read in my life,
and 1 expect to take it as long as I
live" That is the way to talk. If you
like a thing, say SO; if you don't, say
so. We are proud of such friends.
j. D. Yates, of Chatham county,
called to see us last week, renewed his
W subscription and paid for the
paper to be sent to a neighbor. He
said that after his church paper he
would rather read THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER than any other three papers
in the State. We wish the world was
full of such citizens as he.
w. s. Bartlett, of Iredell county,
sends renewal for himself and a neigh
Dor. Old Iredell has not gone any
where" and will be heard from before
this business is all yer. Bro. Bart
lett writes that THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER has been a welcome visitor
in his home for three years and he
expects it to be as long as he can pay
for it.
DIR. II. F. Freeman, of Wilson
county, sends a renewal for a neighbor
and writest that the people of his county
are determined to stand by the ALI
ance; that they are stronger than ever
for reform. They had a splendid
county meeting. The Doctor says he
is going to push things" and we will
bet on something moving when he be-
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