Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-06-05
II Ran 1t All Day Long With My
Horse and Little Mule"

Horse and Little Mule"
LEVI, N. c., June %, 1899.
Messrs. Clement & Hargrave,
Lexington, N. c.:
Dear Sirs:-I have just finished my
harvest, and want to express my satis-
faction with the Mccormick" Right
Hand 6-foot Binder I bought Of you
this season. I am especially pleased
with the draft. It runs much lighter
than I expected. On level land I can
run it all day long with my horse and
little mule, and not hurt them at all.
In fact, had rather they pull the Bind
er than work single to single plows,
plowing corn, and by the way, my little
will weigh over $50 to 700 pounds. OF
course, my horse Is good one. I am
especially pleased with the Right-Hand
Cut. It is so easily handled and easily
turned. I am very much pleased with
it, and found it exactly like Mr.. Har-
grave claimed, except 1t ran lighter
than he said it would, and took less
twine. I hope you will sell lots Of my
neighbors next year, for it is a good
thing. Yours truly 7. c. FOUST.
In One Year Than With a McCOr-
mick In Ten"
LEXINGTON, N. c., Dec. %, 1899.
Messrs. Clement & Hargrave,
Lexington, N. c.:
Gentlemen:-I bought a mccormick"
Right-Hand Binder from you this year
and wish to express my satisfaction
with the machine in all respects.
am very much pleased with its work,
and consider 1t the lightest draft and
easiest handled machine I ever saw. /
bought a "Deering" Binder five years
ago, and consider the mccormick" far
superior to it. I had more trouble with
it in one year than some Of my neigh
bors had with their Mccormick" in 10
years use I would certainly advise all
farmers to buy the Mccormick and
insure good service and fair treatment.
If had to buy another would not con-
slider any other machine.
Yours truly, WILSON KENNEDY.
"The Lightest Machine to Handle I
Have Ever Seem"
CONCORD, N. c., March 1, 1901.
Messrs. Yorke & Wadsworth Co.,,
Concord, N. c.:
Gentlemen:-In reply to your inquiry
as to the Mccormick Binder I bought
Of you, will say, it Is the Iightest ma
chine to handle that have ever seen.
You know I have but one hand, yet
Notwithstanding cut all the wheat, 100
acres or more, and every lever and con-
venience Is so arranged that I handle
with ease this machine, with my cne
hand Now, you know 1t Is light and
convenient or I could not handle 1t.
The work is perfect in tieing and cut
ting. My horses handle 1t with ease,
the draft being so light. Respectfully,
C. A. SHERWOOD.
81 Specially Like the Risht-Hand
Cut, Which 1 Much Prefer to the
Awkward Left-Hand Binder"
FRIENDSHIP, N. c., March 2, 1900.
Messrs. M. G. Newell & Co.,
Greensboro, N. c.:
Gentlemen: The Mccormick" Right
Hand Binder I bought Of you last year
gives perfect satisfaction. I cut 14O
acres last year. It works as well IN
thin as in thick grain, and runs easier
than any machine I have seen. 1t Is
the easiest and quickest to truck for the
road Of any Binder on the market. One
feature about this machine especially
like Is the Right-Hand Cut, which l
much prefer to the awkward Left-Hand
Harvesters and Binders Respectfully,
"Not 81 For Repairs In Seven Years."
OAK FOREST, N. c.. June 10, 1900.
Messrs. w. A. Thomas & Co.,
Statesville, N. c.:
conference.-the Mccormick Harves-
ter and Binder I bought of you in 1893
has given me entire satisfaction, and In
this year Of grace, 1900, it did, If such
thing is possible, better work than It
has ever done. In the seven years that
I have used my Binder, my entire re-
pair Oil has not been over one dollar.
Respectfully, GILES HENDRIX.
"The Most Economical Machine I
Ever Owned"
STATEsvILLE, N. c., March IL, 1901.
Messrs. w. A. Thomas & Co.,
Statesville, N. c.:
Gentlemen:-I bought Mccormick
Harvester Of you four years ago. have
cut on an average Of 100 acres year
with 1t. 1t has never cost me anything
for repairs. I consider it the most eco
nomical machine ever owned. would
not be with out 1t. Yours truly,
J. F. EAGLE.