The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
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son from @lIiua'. have gone ia'o part.
uer,hip xiih n. Smith TO engage 10
the manufacture. ". Smith furnish
iug the grogrf AMI capital and Mcssr-
Sampson < Brown ovcr-ruliry .se
labor.
Work hss slrcaiy been commenced
. on the yari, wLich : now almost com
: p!e,ed. The yard i. about one hun
dred feet square AMI calculated to hold
fourteen thousand BRICK at q time.
II u expected that the work Of
moulding viii re commenced next
Monday, which vii. oo"rpy three
week, and three weeks more are al
ioi,cd to burn them.
Only sixty thousand are to be burnt
IN the first KIN, a. an experiment,
after which one hundred thousand viii
be bakcl a: a i;mc.
Nr. Sampson is qui;e confident of
success, and says he gW make brick
Of this cay.
Good brick is what we have long
wanted, and there is now a fair pros
pect Of our Obtaining plenty.
j. q. Potter's new house down
by the miii Is now finished aud helps
20 make the mill look nearer town.
A number of wagon. passed
through town Tuesday, Ell route for
Tregon. They hailed from Missouri,
and suggested the following inquire,
Does any one save a N.s.ourian go TO
Oregon? Do Nissoniians ever migrate
{, any other portion of the world?
We must confess that APPEARANCES are
against Oregon.
Abe Gtrber, II. G. Bill and
Hastings Miner came up tron Guide
Rock last Tuesday. Tney represent
things a. being quiet dos3 he river,
and the crops furnishing.
Mr.. Cate, the new minister whc
is to assist Mr.. Maxwell, arrived last
week. Mr. Cate is a young u.an, but
promises to he an efficient and success.
fui worker il the cause to which be
has devoted his lie. lie preached at
~ln.vale last SuUdiy and amply >a,is-
tiet tie expectations Of the churcl.
gong people " that vicinity.
Mr.. Earce of i~navale has barley
three feet high which i, the best We
have seen THIS spring.
-Abram Scott of Harmony was in
town Tuesday and remembered the
Office. MIR. Scott is "A cash
subscriber. and, consequently, "A vel
come visitor. lie is DONG cor,;d.r.-
Die As q store keeper up III the rural
districts.
One of our chronic grumblcrs waS
ready TO express his views
about the country and 10 gyowl about
he drouIh, last Friday, when the
began to gather, when he I'M
led hi. horses and struck out for
louc. We have had an Abundance
# rams thl, season, and al al just the
isht time. The crops are looking
lively and +igorouS.
Work on the mill at Elm Greek is
apddiy progressing. \ quarter Of a
iillc OF the race is already competed.
We have heard Mc,>rs Roberts and
'Oliy spoken highly of by those who
AVE previously known them, as men
4 good ability aud e,tracl binary en-
rgy.
Baum has gon: into the pork
'usincs, extensively. He has erected
II improved fireplace and cooking
pparains opposite his store for the
of boiling potatoes for feed.
lie has a>'g a furnace in the ground ,
'tich is covered By a dIy goods box
in bottumed, in which potatoes and
,ater arc STAGED, the water however
saks out, while the potatoes remain. .
ere it not for tue fact tn the water .
utS the hre out, the box would be
usned. But Baum fuses aud ,plut
ers abou, as if lBere we've money in
Great bargains in Hats I'll July :
ourth at Mrs. LuTZ. :
W. 4. jackson claims to have tie =.
est lot OF Ave thousand trees IN the d,
)uuty. He offers TO give any one a !
tile something who will bliDg az .
Iually thriving lot i'll to a,
Our merchants arc all beginning G
stock up. John G. Potter has Just a
,ceived a large stock Of goods.
The north part Of town Is begin c
Ing to look cheerful and cosy. There
three very respectable residences
ut in the suburbs IN that direction,
laxwell's, carriers and SIeeper's.
.ach has cleau and thriving garden Z
-GeorgeT aylor may be seer every :
leasant mosning and evening waking /
, and fro ii his potato field. George {
as let his vanity get the better of 4
iu in reference 10 those potatoes. {
lie actually believe, them 10 be the J
est in the county, and We guess he is :
Ight.
Don't forget TO 60 and see those q:
ew goods of Fuller Il Want : at
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