The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-22
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0nght. The 1uenu2nCe was FcIy L4ISC The exhibitors in Machinery Hall ha- completed nearly all their arrangement: (many of which had been delayed by the disagreeable weather of the first three days.) We. Tn common with host o others, were delighted with the displa, there made Being personally interested in cotton and all pertaining thereto wt made an exhaustive examination of the different articles of Cotton Machinery There were on exhibition eight or more styles of Gins, etc, and tso of Cotton Cleaners. But by far the largest and finest display was and IS made by our own manufac;ory, the ' Southern Cotton Gin Co.,. of Little Rock. Ark. Of which our esteemed friend. NIT. s. /. Hall, IS the efficien, Superintendent This courteous and genial gentleman. together .ith NIT. E. M Wheeler. foreman of he works. gave U, all desired information and showed us the points of merit. etc. of their Machines They have one seventy saw Gin. Feeder. and Condenser. and one sixty sag Gin. Feeder and Condenser n active operation. and they ginned for Us quantity of hully. trashy cotton turning | out in such a clear and excellent condition. ;ha, we were more than ever convinced of the pre-cminence of the Hall Gins
 This has been largely due ;o the fact tha, MF. ;. /. Hall has been engaged for he past twenty years ln the manufacture of Gins and aside from his large experience. he devotes his entire at- ten,ion to the construction of his Machines.
 We asked the gentleman a few ques- tons =
 a Mir. Hall. what superior points of ex- eellenee do you claim over the other competitors ?r .. We'll" said he smiling. our double curved Rib IS a distln ctive feature of our Gins and ex- penenee has demonstrated the fact tha, Il les,ens the friction of the roll a, leas, one-third besides. facilitates the perfect cleaning of the seed. We also use noih- ing bu, the bes, material IT Ill the parts The saw and brush cylinders are perfectly balanced. the MandrS being turned Hp with the gfea;cs; care and accuracy. The boxes are so constructed IS to align perfectly. should the floor on which the machine rests be ou; of leXel-And- las; but no; least. my dear >lr. We buiiJ our avn Machines. We have no euHtFae; work. everything passes under our own supervision and SO our great excellence IS assured. Indeed this Is the great evil of many et- ,he-che2peI machines which md their way to this market, They are built by contract, cheap material used. and they are thrown out regafdless of consequences and are of course fa,ed to be short-lived. We tes, ever, Gin sen, out; they are run at sixteen ;o eighteen hundred revolutions. and If any defects exist they are remedied.
 Look at those Diplomas awarded us and i, ~il tell in a few moments the whole stoD."
 We turned as directed and were sur prised a, the Gallery of Diplomas dis played. There was the International Exhibition, L. 5. Cen,enial. Philadelphia. 1876" with Medal for Best Self Feeding Cotton Gin"
 Alabama, Agricultural Association 1870. Diploma and medal for "Bes, Gin and Feeder"
 Jackson. Miss. ,rd Annual Fair" 1871. for Best Cotton Gin. Feeder and Con- denser."
 ''Arkansaw State Fair, 1872" Bes, Gin. Feeder and Condenser
 "Arkansaw State Fair. 1881. Bes, Gin. Feeder and Condenser.
 These are but few of the many di- plomas and awards which they have re- ceived and show conclusively the high standard of excellence which has been maintained
  the < oleman Cotton Cleaner. machine which is also manufactured in Little Rock and winch IS far n advance of all inventions of the kind Sc have ever seen. Mir. Vim. Coleman himself was on the ground and explained to us the principles ef ;he machine and demonstrated IS etfec- ,iveness by cleaning a quantity of hully. sandy cotton, which he had brough, expressly 10 convince the most skep,ical that he had the Best Cleaner known. It thoroughly opens the cotton. separating each seed with its attached fibre. remov- ing ali hulls, sand or foreign matter which is no, only saving on the Gin bu, makes the grade of cotton so treated worth from to . cents per pound more.
 These machines are bull, in the best manner-of the best material. under MT. Caiepap'S eve The ons op exh h,hi,inp