Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-05-18
yTROQUA MARKETS.
For glass and putty go to Towner's.

Cattle.... -. 3"S9e4.OO sawed or poi oVS'V
For glass and putty go to Towner's.
John Tewslt is enlarging his resi-
dence.
For lamps and fixtures go to
Towner's.
Martin & Kuebler do all kinds OF
bicycle repairing.
Mrs. Will Day and family depart
for Ohio today.
IF you waGt GOOD bicycle for g
little money, call on Martin & Kuebler
Ever Monsen is putting up fine
large addition to his first ward residence
Mr.. o. A. Brudlos, clerk OF Ham
burg, was a business caller, on Saturday
Brother Hinckley, of the Sparta
Observation-Disclosures, is issuing daily
paper.
Mrs. Maggie Srodgrass is bed-rid-
den and suffering from inhsmmatory
rheumatism.
Have your spring painting and
paper hanging done by Will Castle.
Give your orders early.
Charley Chase and Rob Wilkins
wheeled over to La Crosse, Saturday,
returning Monday morning.
Give DR.. Fox's Tablets one trial
and you will feel immediate relief. Ask
your druggist about them.
I. s. Damn has purchased the War.
rens' Index. Mr.. Dunn has the ability
to make an excellent local paper.
1t was smart little girl, two years
in the high school, who shyly asked the
difference between being spy and spy
ing bee.
The next visit of DR.. McElwee, the
successful and we'll known specialist,
will be on Tuesday, May "a, at the vi
roqua hotel.
Prof. F. J. Turner, of the state uni
versity, was in the city, on Friday, to
inspect our high school in the interest
of the university.
Paint brushes, white wash brushes,
scrub brushes, and all other kinds OF
brushes A complete line at right fig
ures at E. FL. Craig & Co.'S. drug store.
Elm the springtime" you'll need the
wonderful streng thening, refreshing and
invigorating effects OF Rocky Mountain
tea. It's the best OF all spring tonics.-
Craig & Co.
"A large number of farmers and
their families picniced on the fiat near
the springs ia lower Brookville branch
Sunday last. very large crowd joined
in the picnic outing.
-Hilleboro has put into effect an
ordinances Licensing dogs. Males are
taxed 81 so, females $3.50 There will
probably be no surplus, worthless
"purps" kept at Hillsboro in future.
The public library is open daily
from l: 80 p. m, to 9 p. M, but Libra
Iian Haughton will be found in the
library rooms daily from 8 a. m, to s
p m. Sundays and meal hours excepted
Otto G. Brown, after two months
touring with Fisk q Weldon's orchestra
returned home Saturday. After weeks
vacation he will join the combination,
and they will put in the season N Chi
cago.
-Galvanic soap is pure white and
contains not particle of resin or other
adulteration. You can use it accordine
to the easy washing method, or any way
you wish it and it works like charm
For sale by II. M. Tate & Son.
Walter Proctor came home on Fri
day, from st. Peter, Minnesota. Mrs
Proctor returned with him the following
day to remain for some time. Walter
says he will have his telephone exchange
completed in that city in thirty days.
La Crosse district convention Of
Congregational churches was held al
La Crosse last week Those in attend
ance from this county we're: Mesdames
.. B. Wymau and M. @. Nichols of vi
roqua, Revs Baker, of Hllsboro, anc
Ellis, of Ross, DR.. Bean, Retreat.
Third division OF the ladies' ait
society of the NJ. E. church will Civ,
"spring bonnet social" at the residences
OF Mrs. ID. o Mahoney, Friday even
ing. Refreshments will be served. AL
for 10 cents. Go and see what to wear
MARI Twain, who served a coupl,
weeks N the confederate army, thus
records his military experience: ave
never won any victories to speak OF
We never could get the enemy to stay
still when we wanted to fight, and wher
the enemy felt like fight we were gen
orally on the move.
--Nordal Neprud, manager OF thu
Coon Valley mile. tells the CENSOR tina
the Touring department of the mill
will close down July first for the pur
pose of putting in the most complet'
boiling system. The mills will be en-
larged to 20 barrel capacity, thoroughly
overhauIed throughout. The feed anC
coarse grain gristing will not be inter
Fupted during the close down.
1T is characteristic that the govern
ment Industrial school, located at tn
or tskirts of this city, is brim full of pa
triotism, and that no occasion is misse,
TO impress upon the pupils the love O
country. The school gave up its mos
popular and efficient native Indian, tn
disciplinarian and drill master of tn
school, Captain Pecor, who enlisted wit
Company X, and left promptly for Mil
waukee with the boys, and it comes on
~ every patriotic gathering held in thi
city.~Tomah Herald.
Don't labor under the impression
that advertising will not pay you, sim
ply because your stock is not as larg
az some one else, but advertise aud you
business will grow. A good advertise
ment opens business, leads business
talks business, brings business, doe
business, and 1t doubles business.
you have good articles, advertise ther
freely, but under no circumstances vast
honest money advertising trash
goods. II won't paw you. Honest ad
yertising viii sell honest goods, and
you get on the right track, there is n
such thing as failure. II retail mel
chants would study advertising properl
and adopt up-to date ideas az i methods
IL would notably increase business
Merchants in small towns should pos
themselves upon advertising and be tn
first to spring new ideas to attrsc
trade -Ex.
--Rssdstown parties are plsciu
materials on the ground for the CDR