The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-03-26
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SCRIBERS BY 90.
Is Your Shoulder to the Wheel

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MER and VOT Populi and writes: Il
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These subscribed for Vor Populi:
Rev r L Brown, Rowan county A 7
| Garrett and Q D Ritter, Currituck; J
r Cook, Chatham; Q GReade, Person;
R II Lane. Beaufort; w D Brock, Du
pin, and this brother The Bible
Reader: G w. BACKYARD, Person
county
VIM T Rerde, Person county,
sends a club of two and writes: THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER should go into
the home of every farmer in North
Carolina but many are too poor to
subscribe for it. Bro. Ramsey insist
that every subscriber after having read
his paper send it to some one Of bis
poorer neighbo,s they will read it
with pleasure" Your advise is good,
brother, and we heartily endorse it.
Here are several others who have
their shoulders to the wheel: r ]
Steele, Montgomery county; G Brad
ley, Halifax; Q Hollowell, Chowan
A ] White, Franklin; D Moore, Robe
son; W W~hitehurst, Craven; G R
Underhill, Franklin; Bryan Tyson,
Moore; J L Jenkins, Castor; J A Car
penter, Anson; F. Lnatherman Lin
coin; Valentine Propst, Rowan; ] T
Boon, Chatham; N II Mckinney.
Macon; w @ Jerman, Onslow; Jno
Brady, Gates; NJ F Blythe, Henderson
A B COngleton, Pitt; A T Gillian. Ala
nance; J M Edwards, Vance; B Black
and } DarF, Davidson; W D Brock,
Duplin; W Blackard. Person; ] A
Fisher, Rowan; ] NJ Paris, Jackson
JIM Cant, GuiIford; Farmers Tribune.
Iowa; R 7 Steele, Montgomery; A 7
Olive, Wake; J 5 Clifton, Wake; H E
King, Onslow; John Bray, Robson
John Brady, Gates; R H Lane, Beau
fort; ] E Thompson, Robson.
: How's he to know you've got land
for sale if you don't tell him9 See ar.