Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-01
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caller, Monday.
Best overalls in the market for &c
cents at Michselsohn & Co's.
Closing out sale to continue until
further notice at Michaelsohn's.
M. G.. Davis made a buiness trir
to the capital city last week.
Those Parry buggies are fine. You
ought to see them. DAVIS & WISE.
Oil meal, the best grade, 81 25 pei
100 pounds, at Rogers & Williams.
Mr.. j. N. Zook, a substantial farm
er OF Harmony, was q business caller
Saturday.
Fifteen to eighteen inches Of snow
Three fourths Of it fell in few hours
last Wednesday.
John Beatty is at Marinette repre-.
senting viroqua Camp in the Odd Eel.
lows grand encampment.
-25 cents for dozen of eggs, think
OF it. You can buy chiid's suit al
Michaelsohn's for that money.
Our Newton correspondent reports
the death of Edwin o. Patterson, one OF
Harmony's oldest aad best citizens.
Samuel Lepage will sell personal
property at auction, on his place 81
miles northeast of Viroqua, on March 10
- New lot of the finest Redland Naval
oranges, also few barrels of extra keep
ing eastern winter apples, at Rogers
Williams
For bargain in city property
consisting of good new buildings, with
cistern and one acre of land, inquire of,
! @. FL. Minshall.
Mrs. Nellie r. Jensen. OF Franklin
town, young mother, 10 wears of age,
died on the 9th ult. She leaves a
babe four weeks old.
The W. @. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
John X NuZum next Tuesday afternoon.
There will be an election of officers.
Lunch will be served.
Closing out at Michaesohn's means
more than words. 1t means an actual
sacrifice in prices And to you the great
est bargains OF your life time.
Closing out at a sacrifice heavy
suits, pants and overcoats. The best
line of clothing in Viroqua will be sold
at a sacrifice at Michaelsohn's.
Subscribers should remember that
we furnish the Inter- Ocean at 35 cents
year and the Milwaukee Sentinel at
so cents in connection with the CENSOR
John Side went to La Crosse on
Monday under conditions that looked
Suspicious. Ii he returns a married
man the boys prediction will have been
affirmed.
Bert Smith came home from Win
nebago City, Minnesota, for short
visit. Bert is engaged in farming there.
Mrs. Smith expects to remove there in
the near future.
Are You thin? Would you like to
get fat and plump? Tried "lsughing,"
t'wouldn't work-now take Rocky Noun
tain Tea-t'will do the business. 35
csnts.-A. j. johnson & Go.
With the advent of spring we are
receiving our new stock OF crockery
Don't forget to inspect our stock if you
need any dishes of any kind.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
-Bartley G'Neil, has sold his farm
two miles east of Rising Sun, to Henry
Warren. He will move to Minnesota
A sale at auction to sell personal prop
erty, will be given by Mr.. O'Nsil, on
March 18th.
just received, car load OF Parry
buggies, thirty three job lots of surries,
platform wagons, top buggies and road
wagons. We carry the largest and best
line of these goods in the county.
DAVIS & WISE.
Pencil Garrett will hold a public
sale, aG his farm 81 miles northeast of
Viroqua, on Wednesday, March 9Th. He
has disposed of his farm to son of
Chris Henry and will soon move to
Missouri.
Wanted, 100 customers who can,
wear pants, waist size 80 81 or 80.
These pants are north from So to So
and must be sold; will now 20 at prices
from 81 so to $275. Young men. YOU
can't afford to lose such bargains as
these at Michaelsohn & Co.'S. Fall in
line.
"A numerous party of Viroqua Odd
Fellows drove to the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiganosky, five miles east
of this city on Sunday, to celebrate
with that good lady her forty first ami
versary. A most pleasant and interest
ing day was passed. Presents and we'll
wishes were exchanged.
For short month February holds
the palm for holidays. The birthdays
OF Lincoln and Washington were the
only ones celebrated, bat in time to
come February 6, the date of signing
the peace treaty, and February Is, the
anniversary of the destruction of thu
Maine are likely to be added to the list.
"A tale of ar Indiana farmer of a
time when it rained so much that he
had to hsng up his ducks as they had
become 80 water soaked that they would
not swim, reminds Gov. Hoard in the
Jefferson County Union of the story told
of farmer, who on account of long
continued drought, had to soak his pigs
to make them hold swill.
Quite number Of people from
Crawford county are taking advantage
of the great clearance sale Of first grade
goods at Michaelsohn and Co.'S. and are
now coming here from distance of 80
to 40 miles to buy clothing, and say
that they have never before got such
bargains in well made goods and that
they are we'll paid for coming.
I have been afflicted with rheuma-
tism for fourteen years and nothing
seemed to give any relief. was able
to be around all the time but constantly
suffering. I had tried everything 1
could hear of and at last was told to try
Chsmberlsin's Pain Balm, which did,
and was Immediately relieved end in a
short time cured. I am happy to say
that it has not since returned. JOSH
EDGAR, Germantown, Cal. For sale by
A. J. johnson & Co., druggists.
What we want is more boys who
can Inquire how many bushels OF wheat
it will take to seed a farm and how to
raise a crop from that seed; more boys
that can tell a coffee mill from an engine