The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-01-12
THE OLD GUARD.
Subscriptions. Renewals and Kind Words
Extracted From letters.


d. A. Montgomery, Guilford coun
ty, sends two renewals. Thanks!
j. s. Ellis. Cumberland county,
sends his renewal and a new subscrip~
ton.
IT. L. Tarkenton, Washington
county. sends three subscri ptions.
Thanks!
w. A. R oberson, Martin county,
renews and writes: I'VE are all middle
of the road Pops down here"
M J. Whitley, Beaufort county,
sends two renewals and says he
hardly knows how to do without the
paper"
John Fl. Knight, Hartford county,
renews and writes: "Am fond of your
paper. Tnink it is the best paper in
the State"
g. Fl. Parker and J. ". Alfred,
Guilford county, renews and writes:
I'VE can't do without THE PROGRESS
sIvE FARMER"
-Riddick HCf3r, CASTOR county,
sends three renewals and writes that
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER is always a
welcome visitor"
j. A.. Kimsey, Cherokee county,
renews and writes: "Would rather do
Withi6eess- enc meal a day than to be
without your no6lapaper."
j. @. Thompson, Chatham county,
renews and writes: ''Have been a sub
scriber to The PROGRESSIVE FARMER
about eight years and can't do with
out it."
ID. D. Moore Edeecombe county,
renews and writes: II will not allow
your paper to stop 10 long as you stay
so near the middle of the road, where
l think all true reformers ought to
stay"
I. A Fulton, CASTOR county, sends
three renewals and writes: I'VE can't
do without it. Will stand by you as
long as you stand in the middle of the
road. Could get more subscribers if
times were better"
w. h Pope, Columbus county, re.
news and writes: "THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER is like brandy-improves con-
stantly as it grows older. Oar ALI
ance is all right. We have some addi-
tons now and then"
II. J.. Gambler, Buncombe county,
renews and writes: ~ think The Pro
GREssIvE FARMER should be in every
home in the State. No better paper is
published in the State. I can't do
without the friend of the people,"
j r. Woodsides, Iredell county,
renews and writes: Your paper is so
good that every family ought to take
it. Send me some sample copies and
I will try to send you two or three sub
scribers." If all would do like Mr..
Woodsides it would soon have a much
larger list of subscribers.
The following have also sub
scribed, renewed or sent same for
others since last issue: w A Line.
berry, Wayne county; A G. Dick, stan
ly ;STFiake, Arson; J FSmith, Chat
ham; G. L Barnes. Halifax; Edward
Stokes, Pitt; John M Flippin, Surry Fl
s Lewis, Nash W SMurray, Buncombe,
Andrew ] Green, Cleveland; D L Bed
dingf1eld, Halifax; W A Patterson,
Alamance; g TBoyest. Wayne; AID
Hart. Swain; J FL Grsfin, Northamp-
ton; r ] Corbett, Gates; W A Cook,
Cumberland; J 8 Parish, Davidson
A N Cutler, -; John s Clark.
Chatham; J NJ Oxford, Alexander; FL
T Wilson, Mitchell; il Friar, Wilson ;
Mrs o A Horn, Kearney, Miss. /; A ]
Barham, Guilford; Lew T Oglesby,
Carteret; il Whitehead, Halifax; E ]
Russ, Ruth. s. c.; Dr. ] A McRae,
AnsoD; J G. Harris, J B Baum. Hyde;
R H W Barker, Lincoln Geo Cole,
Moore; ] M Winston, Wake; Jas 81
Sheriff., Catawba; JAS W White, J NJ
Early, G W Early, BERTHE ] A Gill,
Vance; a Casey, ] T Eaton, Beaufort
r D Koonce, Onslow; W N Straughan,
L ] Dark, Chatham; Samuel Harris.
G w Sloan, ] L Watson, Wake; Fl Nj
Leazar, w IL Sapp, F 1 Morgan.
Rowan; A R Ellis. Chatham; J a
Price, Union; A w Farmer, StanIy; S
P Wilson, Pa5quotank.
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