The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-22
A MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION.

No display of general machinery was
 more complete or more creditable to the exhibitor than that of Dudley E. Jones. of Little Rock M-. Jones is one of our oldes, merchants and for years has made machinery his study as sell as his ousi- ness. Prominent in his exhibit was the Erie City stationary engine, which was al work on the grounds and demonstrated is advantages over other engines more fully than VIC can express them here. These engines all have locomotive slides. steel ps,on rods, valve rods and wrists. The cylinders are jaoke,ed and the pls- tons fitted with Dunbar's patent self-ad- lus,ing steam packing rings. They are also made with adjustable cutoff ! valves when so ordered. These engines are adapted for high speed and the number of revolutions may be in- creased if required. with safety and corresponding increase of power. In connection with the Erie city sta ,ionary engine was the New Era" DOT table boiler, for which Mir. Jones is agent. Several years experience with these boil CTS nas proved that this Is not only the cheapest but the most economical and safest portable boiler in the market In the New Era" all the objections to the ordinary portable boiler are removed. There IS less danger. less waste offuel. and less expense for repairs in using the New Era" than in any portable boiler manu- facured This boiler $ furnished with fixture llaplete. comprising smoke-staek. grates >air;y valve, gaugecoek. steam gauge. water gauge, stop valve, olow-off valve and check waive.
 0ne Q; the best known and most popular machines in Mir. Jones exhibit IS the Brown Cotton Gin. Feeder and Conden- ser which was at work m Machiner. Hall. These machines have been on the Tnarke, for some years and are recognized as the best combination machine of the kind ever invented. It's advantages over all similar machines are so numerous and so well known its hardly necessary to men, ton them Tn this article. We will say. how ever. tha, the Brown Gin. Feeder and Con- denser produces better results with less labor than any other machine made for the same purpose.
 \ feature of this exhibit which attracted the attention of agriculturallsts was the Standard Riding and Walking Combined Cotton and Corn Cultivatof. manufactured by Emerson. Taleott X Co. Rockford. H. This inplemen, has also a cotton and corn planting attachment making II one of the most useful as well as ore of the most economical tools in use.
 The workings of I cotton press are toe intricate 10 describe n detail in ,h.s article. but the advantages of Alberson seg men, screw press are too apparent 10 pass unnoiioed. This press Is in use in many gin houses throughout the state and no planter who has used Il will refuse Ao kCSl4iN kR 4kS Np4tsl anu -Ni4ititS the numerous articles of mll machinery we could Qs; help but notice Coleman's corn and wheat mill. This mill Is simple IT construction. made of durable material and i;s burrs are in a solid block. The burrs are of French Burr stone which although rot so easy to dress as the German tone IS preferable on account of its hardness. These mills have reputa- ton above all others.
 Mir. Jones is also agent for and has on exhibition the famous Sohn implements. manufactured by J. W. Sohn. Hamilton. Ohio. These implements comprise the Ridge Flow. Cultivator. Expert Corn Drill and The Distributor and are well known as valuable improvements in labor saving machinery.
 '-lt-is unnecessary to -say-a anything in favor of Fairbanks scales of which Mir. Jones is agent. The accuracy and wearing qualities of these scales which have been in use all over the world for fifty years are well known. They are kept in stock by MT. Jones in all sizes, and a, all prices
 In wood working machinery Mir. Jones has complete stock The space at the grounds was Of course too limited 10 ad- TTli, ef an exhibition of eve rything ln the machinery line but there IS one machine winch attracted much attention and which Is deserving of ali praise that is the Ross Champion Planer. Watcher and Molder. It's construction IS such II may be graded to do all kinds oi work from the heaviest timber 10 the smalles, holdings. It is strong. durable and cheap. Special cata- logue describing these machines will be furnished Oh application. Altogether the exhibi, of Dudley E. Jones was the larges, display Of machinery ever made in the