Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-05-07
ANOTHER GUN.
The Great Champion Boom.


Washington county turner's qlacing Mes
money IN tue right glace-"T qoans n,
more S'ottty Keepers and Mooers on m,
1 farm" says a Turner as he takes a cham
pIo@ Machine on his soago,., pu,cltased FL,
tile coming harvest.
A host of level-headed farmers of on,
county came to town on Tuesday to carry
nome with them the wcll-known Champion
dteaper and Mower, purchased from ID. r
1vouiIer q Brown, the manufacturers agents.
washington county, from the fact ofits he
ing noted for its large crops of grain and
grass, has been for years the battle ground
on which all makes Of Reapers and Mowers
nave had their agents and goods. The farm
efs nave tested the different machines, many
OF winch have failed to come up to recon-
hchdauon OF agents, and to give value re-
celVeo lot tne purchase money. Not long
since the Champion Reaper and Mower was
introduced, and number of leading farmers
pleased with their solid and substantial an.
pearance, purchased them The use of these
machines proved them to be all that was
clalhed, ana since then quietly and steadily
nave the sales OF the machine increased, un-
III u is safe to say that three-fourths of the
gram and grass grown in our county is har-
vested by these machines, notwithstanding
tlle opposition of agents for the whole line
Oh nlanuiacturers OF Reapers and Mowers.
1t is claimed by the farmer using tho
champion that the cost to keep them in re-
PAIR during the ordinary life of n Reaner
ana Mower is less than any other make of
machines. ''N' VI
me heaper and Mower, of all other farm
machinery, should be selected the most care
iuily, ana Its strength, durability of all its |
parts and fitness for the harvest work esne. |
cially considered. ' WIN o'pc-
Inc harvest season is the elimination the
maj outcome, of all the farmers hard work
IN ploughing and preparing of the ground
investment ~ OF seed, patient waiting and care,
full watching '''''-
Inc rlpenlng crops and harvest DAYS come
a.. anu pass quickly, and the whole energy of
.ne farmer Is tested and strained to save the
Pruuucts Oh MS care and toll. A break down
ol MS harvest machinery at this crisis IL
serious and harrassing and often n mart Of
Neaper to replace or repair the macbi,o
winch first cost $100 may, from DELAY
'a9se loss Of and damage to crops, which
iuued 10 loskflme OF harvest hands, cost SGD
Inese are reasons why the farmer should
'uIchase only the best and strongest Reaper
, VI, mowers. Good goods though worth :
n most money are always the cheapest in 0
nc n end, and this maxim is especially appI. t
ape and truthful, when applied to The
hampton Reaper and Mower, and the Il
irmeIs proclaim it to be the best. /,
y; +: Stouifer and John M. Brown. the v
s3g agents, have been engaged in sell. Ii
y inherent Reapers and Mowers for fifteen D
eaIs paSt, ana have said, the moment they m
ould find better machine than the Chan;y a. a.
ION, That they will throw it out, as they ore n,
etermlned to offer to their friends only tho q
5st goods made, as their reputation is nj
a T1ee and their best interests and PRINCIPLES
imepds and fellow citizens =