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CyS We Yesterday two OF Fltzgeralds S
mills in operation at Mr.. Fletcheis planning estae
lishment, and have doubt, that it il Just the
machine required tor Southern plantations Any
OF these mills with the power used in dry
ng il 1t light simple IN lts operation and Is east
ly kept in repair. It's advantage ia, that the grind
ing is done by French burr stones OF very small size
Instead OF running horizontally they enclosed in
conicsly shaped box OF cast IRON the creates. diameter
is not than fourteen or fifteen inches. To the
inside OF this box adjusted segnsns OF the burr
stone, radating from its smallest end, while another
cOnical ills up the interior space, and cyoves
that surface hess those of the sta
uonary sesmens alluded to- according TO any desired
cuage.


In one OF these mills we wheat passing through
the Hour being OF superior quaityn the other corn
was ground the boer delivering meal. three quail;
ties OF grs and the hulls into many different com
partuents. Tho corn mill grind5 with come six
bushels OF corn in the hour The mill for wheat ha, but
Just been put work and its capacity has not yet fully
been attestcd though believed 1t grind and bolt
from four to ive bushels per hour This description of
mill has received many premiums and medals, and Is
said upon compctant authority 10 be the best and cheap
est offered to the public.


Savannah Republican of Dec. ls.
Tn, editor OF the Daily Georgian also gives very
favorable editorial notice these ls publishing
ral certificates among which the following


sm row Using one Of the Fi,zg,4ad's Patent Mile
and am satisfied that the Mil Is ali that II is represented
tu be. D. FLETCHER
Saranaqh, Dec le 1876.


am running the Mill with Mr.. Fsteher and the
it the better like it. 1t undoubtedly excels any
thing OF the Mill kind now extent. H. GILLIAN.
tSacGHHah, Dec. 1916


the Fitzgerald Wheat and Corn Mls in in this
city and we feel confident that these Mills cannot fail
NEE; the appreciation of the public


DENSLOW & WEBSTER.
These Mills are manufactured by Charles Roo, Eighth
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