The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-23
WITH THE BRETHREN

Hewitt OnslO"
four # 5s'I Fl. Howell, GoldsOOrO' sends
bnf q Bright, Lenoir county, SENDS
tbrse e G. Bullock, Cumberland county,
'o9 IS ~ F. Stroud, Chatham county,
..ds two renewals
'SDoS u Moye, Pitt county, sends two
,.Srintions. Thanks
'aOo 7 Mckinney, Hyde county,
/" fonr renewals, Thanks.
genus 7, Morley, Haywood county
~ n two subscriptions, Thanks
sends 'T " We,troy, Nash county re
- 3d. and sends N new subscribers,
news . cossaman, organizer in the
D. district, sends five subscrip-
''D, r,rv Ward, DupIin county, has
MAJ Datit,de for five renewals. Come
'S' n Montgomery, Rockingham
county, has our thanks for three re-
N Thompson, Mecklenburg
.,rtv has our thanks for two re,
peWals.
" StalIings, Franklin county,
siv subscriptions. Franklin is
very much alive yet
A. Sims, Cabarrus county,
II the front again with four
.snewaIs. He is a good one.
7. Ellis, Cumberland county,
,,o5s two renewals and one new sub
Gerber. Many thanks. Come again.
L. J.. CoIey, Nash county, has our
thanks for four renewals. He says
thew are in the middle of the road IN
that county.
-Cbas. Kearns, Randolph county,
,srawing writes: Il cannot get along
without your paper. It is the best
educator in the State"
L, H. Shuford, Catawba county,
renewingfor aneighbor, writes: THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER meets with great
favor among our people"
DR. s. w. Eaton, Rowan, county,
has our thanks for three renewals, also
for some very kind illusions to the
paper and how much he values it.
"A. Massencup, Forsyth county,
renews and writes that he can't do
without The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
Thinks it one of the best papers heever
read.
L. D. Brewer, Chatham county,
handed in a renewal for a neighbor.
Bro. Brewer has placed us under obi
cations to him in this way several
times, Come again.
j. G. Corbett, Johnston county,
sends two renewals and writes that he
likes The PROGRESSIVE FARMER better
than any paper he ever read, and ex-
poets to take it as long as he can pay
for it.
H. c. Williams, Secretary Wilson
County Alliance, sends two subscrip
tons and writes that Rro. J. T. B.
Hoover was at their county meeting
and entertained them with a fine
lecture.
j. Il. Evans, BERTHE county, sends
tree renewals, and writes: No paper
can take the place Of The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER. l have watched it, read it.
Know Of nothing that will improve it.
I'LL good enough for me-"
j. N. Carpenter, Macon county,
SENDS two renewals. He writes that
!e recent meeting of Macon County
Allance was the best attended they
nave mad In year. They expect to
Os8ln the shipment of eggs soon.
Inc following friends have renewed,
subscribed or sent subscriptions: M.
T. Bachelor, Ewing; G. E. Pope, Dur
nam county D. A. Moore, Randolph;
"a IlIley, Orange; W. A. Hughes,
n C'ITei; J. R. HOskins, Virgilina, Va.
M AcCraw, Cleveland; @. A. Hols
Nv souSSf, Rowan; J. G. Sharpe, Rocking
A. Il, A. Hodge, Orange; W. w.
burke; E. L. Clark, Buncombe;
n"' AcGFegor, Arson; D. A. Mont
0ry' Guilford; W. w. Laney;
CulOa' W. Hunt, Granville; l.. D.
P a,saeS8' Cumberland; A. B. Cooper,
A 4'@5Oft; E f. Wakefield, Lenoir; E
woods, Durham; T. T. Harris, Per
t., .' =. A. Ovens, Rowan; H. G. Car
VI hyde; E. E. Parker Johnston.