PATENT COB

Corn Mill.
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"HE subscriber has the rights for this


Il and Holmes county for a Mill to
grind Cobs and Corn together, or separate
ly. This invention is of the most simple
and practical kind and is applied to the
common plantation mills of the country
now in use, requiring no additional ex.
pense for new buildings, frame work, new
mill stones or machinery excepting the
simple apparatus furnished bv the suhscr.
Der himself. The use of these mills has
become quite general in Adams and JefTer-
son counties and other parts of this State
and Louisiana. They are afforded at
comparatively trifing sum, and besides fur
nlshing a superior feed f,r stock it is est.
mated by those now using them, including
many of the first Planters Of the Inst above
mentioned counties and Loulsilna, that the
saving effected thereby is from one-third
to one half. The subscriber now offers
these mills to the Planters of Madison and
Holmes and is prepared to attend to any
applications that may be m1de from either. |
u c OF the nil can he at Major w. !
T. walkers plantation, miles from Can.
ion, and the subscriber can be seen or
heard Of and further in nformation obtained
by inquiry OF Jacob Mitchell, Esq, Canton.
or Messrs. Giles & Robb, Vernon,


G. S. TAlNTOR.


Canton, Dec %, 1912 -l2-tf