Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-29
Tally Again.

This time for Joseph I.indle, who has
just been rebuilding his mill, and hs.
made a first class New Process custom
mill of it. We were Invited by Mr..
Squire Keith, of Silver Greek, n. Y,
who planned the mill and furnished sll
the machines and material for the work,
to go through the mill, and, as we al
ways take pride In the improvements
going on in our place, we stuck cur
pencil behind our ear and started for
we were surprised is putting 1t too
mild; we were amazed to see the trans
| formation wrought in so short time |;
that which but two short months ago
was an old dilapidated rickety thing.
has been turned into thing of beauty.
running smoothly and seemingly with
out friction, doing its work as il it had
been running for years. Being fnrn-
ished with complete outfit of new and
improved machinery, bnilt of the very
best material known to the trade, and
by Mr.. II. H. Thornburgh, OF Toledo, one
of the foremost mill-wrights of this age !
Of advancement, and in charge Of the
old reliable miller. Mr.. Harry Sell |
fridge, there is no such word as fall, |
and il his competitors don't look out
for their lanrels old 10. will get away
with them In the race for supremacy.
Perhaps description of the mill will not
be ont of place here. 1t is what is
known as q three run mill, one for
wheat, one for middlings and one for
feed; the one for wheat is the old one
formerly used for the same purpose; the
one for corn is also the old one used for
same purpose; the one for middllngs Ia
new and model of perfection, built by
the Richmond City Mill Works, of
Ind. They are all driven
by reel belts or quarter twist, and held
in position by Tightner pulleys, worked
In rack and frame, built by Messrs.
Barney & Kelly, of Sandusky, o. To
any lover of perfect working machinery
1t Is pleasure to look at them.
The smut machine is an Eureka. built
at Silver Creek. n. Y, By Measrs.
Howes, Babcock i Co., and of the latest
improved pattern. The separator is
also an Eureka zig gag, built by same
parties as shutter. The middlings
purifier is a No. , Excelsior, built at
Silver Greek, n. V, by Messrs. Hunt
ley, H0lcomb & Heine, and need only
to be seen to be admired; 1t does its
work so quietly and so we'll that it can
not fail to elicit the admiration Of all
beholders. The bran duster Ia alsO an
built by same parties as puri-
Ter, and is also handsome piece of
working away like the old
ime- -honored clock, only with less at
entiOn, for when once regulated 1t
needs no other attention than little
billing once In while.
The wheat heater Is copper Cased,
looble c0iled Braden Wheat Heater,
built by the Star Wheat Heater Co., of
[igonier, Ind. The boiling chest is a four
ruled chest, provided with double con-
7eyors throughout, and clothed with suit
,ble Nomberg of Dufour 6 Co., Ahken
Bolting cloth driven by upright shafts
and bevel gear, furnished by Messrs.
Enos, Hill & Co., of this place, and ia
very handsome piece of mill machinery.
In addition to this ruled chest, there
s one for scalping (whatever that is)
making his boltlng capacity more COM
plete than that of any other mill in the
county. Success to 10, so we all say.