Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-05-03
Every thing for the bicycle at

Every thing for the bicycle at
Towner's.
-"The Three Guardsmen" at opera
house, Tuesday, May 9th.
The Alex, Louris Post OF this city
win observe Decoration day.
House and lot for sale, cheap, on
easy terms. JACKSON SILBAUGH.
Money to loan on real estate. @. Fl.
MINsHALL.
For paints. oils and varnish go to
Towner's.
Best overalls in the market for so
oents, at Miehaelsohn's.
Best overals in the market for so
cents at Michaelsohn & Cos.
John Devlin went to the river Fri
day, and returned on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Dowell is reported seri-
ously i'll at his home in this city.
p. J. McMannamy of the Cashton
Record came down on Saturday.
-Mr. Chas. Ell. Minshall transactel
business in La Crosse, on Monday.
The best glue and cement in the
world at Towner's, only 10c per bottle
Will Lake fell from the second
story of the Edwards house, yesterday,
and sustained severe injuries.
-Thorson's photograph gallery is.
open every Wednesday and Saturday at
Westby, Wis.
"A good secondhand top buggy
for sale cheap. Apply at CENSOR Office,
or Library rooms.
Prices will not be raised. We will
continue to sell the best goods for the
lowest price. g. MIcHAELsoHN Co.
Mr.. VI. e. Hadley, landlord OF the
Esperson hotel of La Crosse, visited in
the city on Thursday.
If you want Flax-seed now is the
time to see about it. We can furnish it
for few days. DAVIS & WISE.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ALBION Lindenann, who has been
seriously i'll is now reported as conval-
escent.
Don't send away for bicycles and
sewing machines, when Towner will sell
them just as cheap, and you can see the
goods before you buy.
Up. in q Boston store hangs the
following statement, headed "a mistake.
'"All men are not dust. Dust always
settles. Some men never SETTLE"
Mes. y. M. Risk and daughter
Mary, and Mrs. E M. Rogers have gone
80 Madison to attend the recent 80th
anniversary reception of Mrs. Atwood.
Lost, between the corner OF Davis &
Wise's and T.. A. Herrick's new house,
q pocket book containing So S. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at
the CENSOR office.
--Axel Nordrum has two first class
second hand sewing machines, one i'm
proved high arm Singer and the other
the New American. Will sell for cash,
or trade for hay, straw or wood.
-On Tuesday evening, May 9th, at
opera house, Mr.. William Owen and his
clever company of players will be seen
in Dumas great romance, "srhe Three
Guardsmen." The scenery is all special
and the costumes are wonders.
"A few patriotic citizens honored
Dewey's day on Monday by display of
flags. A more general observation of
the day would probably have beea had
if the matter had been properly an
nounced.
M. Bsarbaum, of Waterloo, Wis,
spent Monday in our city. Mr.. Beer
baurl graduates with the class of '99 at
the university of Wisconsin and is an
applicant for the first assistantship in
our high school,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Hazan are
spending few days on their town of
Franklin farm taking practical lessons
in forming and dairying. 1t is under
stood that their sojourn in rurs dis
tricts is only temporary but I'd. may
take seriously to farming yet.
People are learning that by the use
of Galvanic soap, the drudgery OF the
laundry is turned into pleasure; that
woolens can be washed without shrink
ing. Carpets can be cleaned ON the
hoor and woodwork cleaned with halt
labor. Ask your grocer for 1t. For
sale by all grocers.
lin asking you TO puy shoes at The
Viroqua Shoe Store, we ask You to IN.
spect the grades of leather used in sole
and upper, the stitching, the hnings,
the fittings and last, but not least. the
styles. The goods will stand it. That's
the reason why our trade grows steadily.
RoGERs a. WILLIAMS.
Attorney o. r. Skaar left upon the
noon train for an extended tour of Nor
way. His tickets were bought some
time ago, as told in the Press. Mr..
:Sksar goes direct to Christisnia, Nor
way, aud has considerable business to
attend to in tbs way of setting up es-
tates where some OF the heirs reside 10
this country. - La Crosse Press.
Considerable rain must have fallen
!. last Thursday evening to Judge by the
traces left through The city. The two
new tobacco houses erected last fall BY
the Miner Bros, one occupied by Eek
haIdt and the other by Bekkadahi, were
so filed by water that operations il
tobacco sorting had to be suspended
and the Easements pumped out. The
water rose ak or eight inches over th.
floor. Work was stopped until Monday