Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-04-19
considerable sickness in the city

ana country.
For bibles, go to Towner's. Ht
has some good bargains.
The robin and other hardin gers OF
spring are again with us.
Miss Lille Side went to La Crosse
Tuesday, to visit with her sister.
The CENSOR is advised that the
Newton mill dam was badly damaged by
high waters and floating ice.
Letters, manuscripts, documents,
etc, from dictation or otherwise, care
fully typewriter at reasonable rates.
L. j. WILLIAMS, Stenographer, Viro-
qua. Phone 68 or 141.
An Ohio genius has invented chair
that can be adjusted to one thousand
different positions. 1t is designed for
the small boy to sit in when he goes to
church.
Pearl j. Tilton and wife arrived
from Ohio for summers visit and rest
Lester Tilton was also down from Clark
county and passed Sunday at the par
entail home.
In the financial statement of the
receipts and expenditures of the city of
Viroqua, last week, as issued by Clerk
Packard, amount on hand April 10, 1898,
should have read $646 8S.
Having bought largely before adj
vanees in cotton goods, we are in q
position to show best styles at lowest
prices in all departments.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Mrs. A. H. Dahl, of Westby, went
TO Briggsville to pass Sunday. She
was joined there by her husband. Mrs.
Dahl will pass the present week in the
capital city.
General Rogers has purchased lots
from N. d. McLees, north of Judge
Wyman's residence. The inference is
that an elegant new dwelling will be
built thereon.
Mr.. A. 0. Espeseth returned, Sat-
urday, from two weeks stay in Dane
county, where he went to attend a sick
brother who died soon after Mr.. Espe-
seth's arrival at his bedside.
-Galvanic Soap is pure white and
contains not particle of rosin or other
adulteration. You can use it according
to the easy washing method, or any way
you wish and it works like a charm.
Greatest spring tonic ever offered
suffering humanity. Drives away all
blood impurities, constipation, kidney
and liver toubles. Keeps you we'll all
summer. Rocky Mountain Tea.-A. j.
johnson & Co, druggists.
Paul T. Paulsop, of Christisna, who
is on the clerical force of the assembly,
has been promoted to assistant engross-
ing clerk. A vacancy was caused in the
positicn by the death of the head of the
department, Mr.. Burgess.
Lumberman Nuzum has commenced
the erection of a dwelling on the corner
lots on Main street, recently occupied
by his lumber office. The house will be
two stories, with basement, Of pretty
design, aud will cost about 81, 800.
DIR. W. M Trowbridge, city health
officer, has issued an appeal to property
owners asking that an early clean up
campaign be commenced throughout
the city. Let his requests be complied
with, thus lnsuring health and clean.i-
ness.
Not in many years has there been
so many changes in the membership OF
the county board as occurred at the
recent election. Just about one half
! h. tot ahn~1al
last year, although many of the rev
men have had experience.
-Gunery Olson, of the town Of Frank.
lin, father of Mrs. L. Anderson, of the
Second ward, died on Saturday, the Sth
instant, and was buried in the cemetery
near Folsom the following Wednesday
Mr.. Olson was one of the pioneers OF
Kickapoo town and settled in Vernon
county in 1854.
The Grossmsn .Michaelsohn Co.,
wholesalers of clothing are removing their
mandatory from Chicago to New
York, where they have larger field Of
operation. Their trade in the past has
! been in the east. When this is accomp-
lished they will turn their attention to
the fine new block to be erected in
Viroqua the coming season.
Gentle spring is late in coming, but
the Pick Wick Box Spring and Summer
/ Overcoat is here on time, and is oy far the
best looking, the best fitting, the best
made as we'll as the most st ylish garment
in the market. You will look better in
! ono aud II will he a ,,laacuro m won tf
wear one and you will feel happy to owl
one, so come in and buy one of Michael
son & Co.
-Thos. DeLacy came out second
best in the American Swinehsrd" sub,
seription contest, the lucky man being
Chas. Sork. of Ohio. who secured 1871
subscribers. Mr.. DeLacy sent list o
335. He will receive a premium, how
ever, and although not first, he will b.
awarded Poland China pig, of fines
breeding. We had hoped that be wouls
be able to capture first prize. Sotc
Herald.
II was reading an advertisement o.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Euter
prise rece atty, which leads me to WRIT
this can truthfully say IneVer uset
any remedy equal to it for collie snt
diarrhoea. / have never had to us'
more than one or two doses TO cure th'
worst case with myself or children. w
A. STROUD, Popomoke City, Md. Fo
sale by A. ]. johnson h Co., druggists.
Sunday afternoon, while climbing
the bluff near her hone, in compan,
with several others, the little daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hill met with
very serious and we'll nigh fatal scci
dent. A large rock on the hillside sbov
her became loosened from it's place, b,
some other member of the party step
ping upon it, and came rolling dew
the steep descent. Thelittle girl turned
around to see what was coming and th
, great stone struck her squarely III til
forehead, cutting frightfal hole in III
flesh, and nearly crushing her SKULL
Viola Intslligsncsr.