The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-11-30
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Subscriptions, Renewals and Kind Words
Extracted From Letters.

IT. g. Falls, CASTOR, sends 50 80 in
subscriptions.
"A. B. White, Halifax, sends 90 in
subscriptions.
Secretary J. T. B. Hoover sends
two renewals.
M. 7. Sullivan. Wilson, sends 81
In subscriptions.
R W. Fitch, Alamance, sends a
new subscriber.
W. M Butt, Beaufort sends Sc 50
in subscriptions.
DIR. A. J. Monroe, Monroe, has our
thanks for a renewal.
w. E. Winstead, pays back due
and renews for a year.
n. T. Casey, Pamlico, sends re-.
neWsl and new subscriber.
CANT do without your paper"
says G E Buie, Cumberland.
W. P. Harrell, BERTHE, tells what
be thanks by sending three renewals
Cant go on without it" says R.
Islanders, r ockingham, ia remitTing.
The FARMER is the paper for me, "
writes w. Canada, Guilford, in renew
ing,
Bro. George e. Hunt, Davidson,
one of the old veterans" sends a re
newal.
". N. Seawell, Moore, u worthy
State lecturer, sends a new subscriber.
Thanks.
j. F. Murray, Alamance, sends
three renewals and q new subscrlp-
tion. Thanks.
g. Q. Spaulding, Rula Ridge, Ill,
Ienews and says: II can't do without
your valued paper"
I'VE like your paper better than
ever" writes l. G. Cathey, CASTOR, In
sending three rene walls.
M. J. Battle, Edgecombe, sends s.
in subscriptions ana says you are on
the right line" Thanks.
j. NJ. Robinson, Buncombe, sends
renewal and says he expects to send
some new subscribers soon.
j. A. Cauble, stanly has our
thanks for a new subscriber and says
ne expecJs 20 send more o
j. M. Irwin, Yadkin, sends a new
subscriber and esks for samples to dis
tribute. Thanks. The west is dong
nobly.
Cant do without your paper"
says A B Montague, Granville, Rev.
B. Thompson, and Rev. B. Thompson,
Moore.
-Thos. R Green, Chatham, says he
expects 60 continue a subscriber as
long as the paper carries i0s present
nigh standard.
Following are a few of those who
have given the editor something to be
Jhas kgul for, and have something to
De thankful for themselves:
H A. Haywood, Richmond, sends
rene wal. Thanks. Bro Haywood can
get the articles mentioned from the
Business Agent, we guess.
George High Smith, Sampson, re
news and gives the name of MS neigh
oors n might be induced TO take the
paper. Let other follow his exam
pie.
"A J. Wood, Jackson county, re,
news. He says he ls a ]. f9rsonian
Democrat, 81 years old, stands in the
midi pie of the road and hopes to die
there.
J. W. Aldridge, Pamlico, enew
ing writes hat he regards THE Pro
GREssIvE FARMER as "a sentinel upon
che watcn to yer for the masses of the
people"
E. II Craft and Jno. ak, Pitt, re-
new. I'VE are greatly pleased with
your paper" they write; go on as
you have in the past; let the chips fall
as they may"
AS the first one to take advantage
of our Cffsr, w. P. Haley, Durham,
deserves especial mentioo. He sent
two new subscribers al 81 each who
were markes up TO Jan. 1, 1899. Can't
you, dear reader, do likewlse9
w. J. Williams, Paequotank, sends
g. in subscriptions and expects to send
more soon. That's the way TO make
the editor thankful at Thanksgiving
and haDnv at christmas Who'll
follow Bro. Williams example3
W. Drewry Smith, Cumberland,
says despite hard times he will not de.
ny himself the pleasure of reading IAN