Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-16
POOlesvilIe, Montgomery county, Md Feb. 10. 1881

MOORE e.. PSoy s; Montgomery county, Md Feb 49, 1881
Self Binder purchased Of last that
respective machines and so much detrimental to the Champion that
when purchased truly the
Ny wheat was all on bottom land heavy and than half of
mad fallen and we went right along better think than other Binder
ps sass sGo any, o % p e ma with my c'" Self think
Yours truly, N. s. WHITE.
Mr. I MOORE The % Champion Cord Binder purchased
and does its work perfectly used very hy ground
delay from S's'tags Otherwise and averaged IS
it to the grain raisers
Yours respectfully ALFRED RAY.
Y noopp H. Seneca Montgomery county, Feb IA 1884
III m 1o E oas reply y sss of he'll 18th February would the
had no trouble with harvesting though the land rough and billy
Montrose, Montgomery county Md. Feb s. 1884
L. MOORE EsqD Sir The Champion Binder purchased you
and short wheat regularity security,
s sop. %a@ s s ..S S , ' s an9 Of
the use of Champion machinery have always found them we'll built durable
s"F'''I Rs n ,ns'6 MS'h R coDwIsr
,oon, Poolssvis Montgomery county, Md, Feb g. 1884
Champion Binder purchased gave
is an excellent machine
Yours truly, JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
Jamestown, Montgomery county, Md, ian 81 1884.
When packers had got bent as soon as
we sec % o a sIs Hs,s ro %hG%s any s.
We had strip Of wheat along the edge wood" that light which
wanted another machine would take Champion.
Respectfully, KELLEY q son.
MooREDear purchased you last season gave
entire satisfaction consider great every
Respectfully, '''' GEoRGE il sElBEI
Mr. L. The Champion Binder gave me entire ssfnc
need for Aosc-rake.
Respectfully L. e. TAVENNER .
Bethesda, Montgomery county Nd Jan &C. 1884
MF L. MOORE Dear Sir: The Champion Binder that bought you
very before would impossible
Yours respectfully H. IT. CHICK
uoopr Bethesda ~; Montgomery Md, Jan. IS, 1884
set up myself without aid of and bound
Yours truly. " GREENFiEL I'''
MOORE EsDear Sir Your letter of the 9Th hand and in reply
will state h E'saG . t" , the champion BINDER bought of that a
uSo Yours % ' LUIS ScoAs Bos%E sIT'''
Kenmore Fairfax county, Va, Jan. %,
MR. f. L. m Sir, can say E" the Champion T~ns Binder
q five s' an. Ssa n s % ao s s A land would not
MOORE Nor bee MIC Montgomery county, Nd January 1884
w sI, sa ssrv", ns excel. any % that o o had cut sixty
during EDWARD kABBl aT
F. L. Having experience no other Binder e
ept Champion bought you say nothing it in com
% wit" %s s1 o %"es but cat. say to y" and through you fellow
ability Champion style acres of wheat
' s% the 1 Ss Ghp 1Ts @
grade speed keys the
packing struck against thought
smashed found the
that they
whatever In about
nothing had happened Yours truly W. W. SIMPSON
Washington D. c., February 1884
Mr. F. H. MOOREDear Sir The gives perfect saisfac
ton. Respectfully, III, IA J. w. WADE
Sandy Spring, Montgomery county, January 25 1884
of 1888 perfect held Bind
four five other kinds and would exchange Binder
yet Very truly your friend, JOHN G. BENTLEY.
Hunters MILL Va, January 1884
MOORE Georgetown D. Gear Sir In reply your inquiry.
liked the champion Binder that bought
Binder want 1t perfect in Respectfully j. LEIGH
Rockville. Montgomery county, Nd, January 1884
Mr. f. L. MOOREDear Sir: 1t with pleasure that
The Champion and self bought
Cuts equal old Reaper (Which could We
plains and gues with Binder and with little
seldom missing to bind and that we'll Respectfully f. M. VEIRS
Germantown Montgomery county, Nd, January %, 1884
Mr. f. L. MOORE Georgetown CDear Sir:
Binder bought of you last
perfectly without the least trouble agreeaby disappointed
selling other Binders laughed buying Champion they
seemed much folly
it, But know, did o
other would be the Champion Other good but
fed to let we'll enough alone Yours truly, j. A. GLOYD
Bethesda, Md. April "a 1884.
Mr. f. MOORE; The Champion Binder has given
coming fully all that expected well
three horses Did MOI have trouble with shape Ties
In fact is all that farmer in the way Binder 4
Yours respectfully, WILLIAM RENSHAW.