Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-22

-Q1eal & Company Invite your in
spection of their spring stock.
.-Tnose Parry buggies are fine. You
ought to see them. DAVIS & WISE.
Oil meal, thu best grade, 81 % pei
100 pounds, at Rogers & Williams.
Miss Sybil Ernold, of Melvina, is
visiting with her uncle, A. l.. Russell.
- Have J. r. Q1eal & Company figure
your lumber bills before buying.
Chris E lefson, of franklin, who was
reported as seriously ill with pneumonia
is recovering
business is increasing so rapidly o
late on the Viroqua branch thst tn,
regular train cannot supply the demand
The County Medical society holds
its next meeting in this city on Thurs
day of this week.
--Mesdames Colonel Nav, d. J
N orris and Elijah Powell, who wer,
seriously ill last week, are improving
j. 81. Qaeal & Company have com
plete assortment of dry stock. 1t vii
pay you to look 1t over if you contem
plate building.
Now is your chance to secure th'
cheapest bargains In the best known
and best fitting line of clothing in Viro
qua, at Michae,sohn's.
Mr.. T. d. Ernsberger, one of the
proprietors of the electric light plant, Ii
taking two weeks vacation and visit
ing his old home at Erie, Penn.
Now is the time to take advantage
of the cut prices offered by the Virogut
Square Dealing Clothing House. See
advertisement 10 this issue.
Our blooded hog breeders, J. A
Doerr and I. S. Griffin, are in receipt o.
five animals from we'll known Illinois
herds.
Closing out at Michaelsohn's meant
more than words. It means dn actua
sacrifice in prices and to you the great
est bargains of your life time.
Great fears are entertained that
the wheat crop has been Injured by the
intense cold weather; there is but {
slight covering of snow on the grounc
and the frost has been very severe.
The Misses Hetty and Anna Nichols
returned from Beloit, Saturday, where
they passed fortnight with their sister
and friends. They report considerable
sickness in the family of Mrs. Dickson
L. r. Gaines has com menced the
work of improving the old Everitt build
ing he recently moved upon his lot in tbs
Second ward. He will build an ad
dition and remodel the structure
throughout.
We want to make room for Other
lines Of goods and our entire clothing
stock must be closed out by March 10
Come and get clothing at your owr
price regardless OF what they cost us.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Sold on first bid for Is cents-Oae
suit of clothes = consisting of one pair
pants and one summer flannel waist for
boys from three to thirteen years. See
| advertisement in this issue.
Ct. MICHAELsoHN Co.
| We do not believe in war nor do we
believe in advertising goods at cut
prices and then sell same at the same
old price. From now on goods Gas ad
vsrtised) will be sold at prices that will
talk. G.. MICHAELsoHN Co.
The best made and most perfect
fitting suits in the market is the Pick
Wick clothing, made by Grossman,
Michaelsohn Co, Chicago, ILL.,, and sold
by Viroqua Square Dealing Clothing
House. Save money and take advant-
age of this special sale.
In writing from Stevenson, Ala
recently, G Morley says that during the
coolest weather in the north central part
Of that state the mercury registered IA .
below zero. Mr.. Morley says the peo-
pie of that section never saw it 80 cold
and that they were not prepared for
such an extreme.
| Prospects are favorable for bust
ness taking an upward bound the com
ing season and all lines of trade now
appear bright and promising. Build
ing improvements will be added to our
city this year far in excess of last. and
there seems to be a prevailing convic
tion among business men that the
outlook is unusually bright.
1t may be surprising to many read
ers who think the mining industry Of
southwestern Wisconsin dead, to learn
that there are between five and six
hundred men employed in the mines
| ,r;th;o n ,oI;r, re fnrtv roiIac of Eappi
more. Such is the case however, and
new mines are continually being opened
up. -Fennimore Times.
Frost has penetrated the earth to q
greater depth than it has for many
years. The long continued cold weather
with no snow on the ground, has tested
the water pipes throughout the cities to
their utmost extent. 1t is said that the
ground is frozen in most places to 6
depth of five feet. In those localities
where potatoes were raised for market,
and where they were buried in the
ground, thousands of bushels have been
frozen and rendered worthless.
The Columbia Comedy company
entertained our citizens three evenings
last week with excellent comedy, songs
and dancing. The troupe is an ex-
cellent one and well patronzed by Viro-
qua people generally. Manager Brown
By request, has made arrangements with
the company to fill another short en-
gager,snt in Viroqua, Monday, TUESDAY
and Wednesday, February 9th, 28th
and March LIST. Ladies admitted fres
Monday night. Admission, 10, 30 and
80 cents. An entire change of program
dewey had little fleet that oncs
was white as snow. and everywhere that
| Dewey went that fleet was sure to go.
1t went with him to the Philippines
against the Spanish rule; it made the
poor Dons gnash their teeth to SEQ hin
keep so cool And go they tried to TURF
him out, but still he liz sared near, ane
swIp4d Spgin's feet Gear of the sea
which made the Yankees cheer. Ther
slaut-eyed Aguinaldo thought he'd have
little fun; be marshslsd his niggers
where they oughtn't to be, in range O.
those gunboats on the sea, and they n
now in kingdom come"
Look Out.
/ Drs. Lain & Ellis, the noted medica
specialists will be again at Viroqua. OF
February 18th and 10th. All persons
troublek with chronic diseases shouiC