The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-12-18

just won"
w A Capehart, BERTHE county,
sends two renewals and writes very
kindly and encouragingly.
d Montgomery, Guilford county,
one of our best friends, sends two re-
newals and one new subscriber"
j D Barden, Jones county, renews
and writes: 81 can't do without your
paper. It has become a necessity In
my home"
g D Cauble, Lincoln county, re-
newing, writes: 81 cannot get along
without your paper. My family are
devoted to it." F..
H A Smithwick, Vance county, re-
newing, writes: II consider The Pro
aREssTvE FARMER one of the finest edu-
Gators of the age"
&C Fl Wooters, Guilford county,
sends two renewals and writes that he
will not do without the paper as long
as he has a dollar left.
w N Lowe, Pasquotank county,
sends two renewals and writes: 1--WE
like THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER better
than any paper we ever read"
H E King, Cumberland county,
subscribes and writes: ''THE PROGRESS
sIvE FARMER doubtless is the best paper
in the State, and l feel that I must
have it if money is scarce"
Geo F Brinson, Pamlico county,
renews and writes: 81 have been a
reader of your paper for several years
and find that it is reliable. I a de
pend upon it for the truth"
d W Smith, Onslow county, sends
two renewals and writes: "Hurrahl
for u victory. THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER has done its full duty in work
ing in the interest of the people,"
III Stroup. Yadkin county, renew
ing, writes: THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
is the most reliable paper published.
Parents should first teach their chill.
dren to read the Bible and then a clean
paper like yours.
Fl Morgan, Rowan county, renew
ing, writes: Long live THE PROGRESS
sIvE FARMER. If we could get it or some
other good paper into every home this
country would soon undergo a com,
plete reformation"
Bingham & Co.. Salisbury, N. c.,
wholesale and retail dealers in groceries,
etc , renewing, write: THE PROGRESS
sIvE FARMER has done more to open
the eyes of the people than any other
paper in the State"
"A S Womack, Davie county,
writes: please find 81 enclosed for
which send me the most useful thing
in your Office. 1t is white and black
and read all over. Kindest regards to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bilkins."
L @ Parkinson, Warren county,
renews and writes: ''Too much cannot
be said in praise of the work done by
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER in the late
campaign for the manly defense of the
right principles; and, in fact, at all
other times"
R s Parker, Northampton county,
renewing, writes: You may consider
me a subscriber to THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER as long as 1 a raise a dollar.
1t is a good educator and l believe it
has put the reform party ahead of both
the other parties"
N n Strickland, Franklin county,
renews and says he can't do without it.
He also writes and asks us to inform
Zeke Bilkins that he has the biggest
Peoples party hogs in his section and
will let Major Bilkins know how much
they weigh at killing time.
H @ Foster, Davie county, renews
and writes that he wants to thank us
for sending out such a good paper, and
to thank Mr.. Averitt for his article on
the road question. Mr.. Foster thinks
we need better prices for produce and
the roads can be attended tolater.
d J Hair, Sampson county, renew
ing, writes: 81 consider your paper
the best educator published in this
country. I take my paper out among
my neighbors and read it to them. The
result has been that 43 out of 81 voters
at my box voted the Peoples party
ticket"
In addition to the above, we are
indebted to the following friends who
have subscribed and renewed or sent
same for others during the past two
weeks: J w Slaughter, Alamance
county; @ A Guffy, Capt E B @ Ham.