Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-07-12
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WED NEsDAY, JULY 10, 1899.

Winter wheat ha rvest has com
menced.
Get your floor paints of Tow ner, the
best in the market.
clean your bicycle.
Lace curtains and window shades at
Rogers 81 Williams.
-Noxious weed notices fer sale at the
CENSOR office. Mail orders promptly
filed.
Vernon county farmers never had a
better outlook for bountiful harvests
han at present.
Our former citizen, Thomas Jerman.
has been appointed postmaster in his
home California town at Nuevo.
%. V. Adams, who has been absent
in the west for a dozen years is visiting
relatives in Webster and Clinton.
Don't roast your wife to death with
heat from a wood stove, but buy one of
those wickless oil stoves at Martin &
K uebler's.
Miss Myrtle Purdy, who has been
teaching in the public schools of Ocono-
mowoc the past year, returned home ON
Saturday.
The CENSOR was favored by calls
from Deacon Peter Hanson, John S.
Jenness, Isaac Post, VIM. Cole and wife,
of Clinton, Satu day.
1t is the policy of the city to con-
struct none but stone crossings in the
future. Many are now being put in at
different points in town.
Saturday was tine most quiet Satrr-
dow UfrnUIla hoe Ennu,n 90. ,,OrkhS
Farmers were too busy in their fields
and meadows to come to town.
For sale, two young full blood Jer-
sey bulls, from S-pOund butter cows.
Also cows and heifers, best Tennessee
blood. G. w. NUZUM, Viroqua.
"A large barn by the roadway on the
farm of William Clawater, at Liberty
Pole, burned on the morning of the
Fourth. Cause of fire is a mystery.
Now is the time to clean carpets.
Galvanic soap will do wonders in Civ
ing them q bright appearance and reviv-
ing the colors. For sale by all grocers.
The life line" is out extending the
"glad hand of life, hope and happiness.
Reaches around the globe. 'Tis Rocky
Mountain Tea. 80 cents. johnson 81 Co.
The fall term of the Wisconsin
Business University, of La Crosse, begins
Monday, September 4th. Special terms
to those entering first week of fall term.
If interested send for catalogue.
In June seventy cars of Strawberries
were shipped by refrigerator and about
thirty cars by express from Sparta.
There will be over 200 cars of berries
shipped from there THIS season.
There were some inaccuracies j Il
last weeks Bloomingdale CORES pc nd.
ence concerning the life and death OF
Mrs. J.. M. Jefson, for which our Local
correspondent there was not responsible
Mr.. J. w. Burnham, business man
of Richland Center, accompanied by his
wife, were in the city for a few hours,
last Friday. They were out on a several
dtYs business and pleasure drive through
the Kickapoo country.
II have used Chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy in my family for years and a.
ways with good results. says Mr.. w. b
Cooper, of Eel Rio, Cal. For small
children we find it especially effective.
For sale by Johnson q CO., Druggists.
The new mail carrier who began to
carry the mail between Readstown and
Wauzeka threw up his job and 'spiked'
III AOLlC C0kAy LhCoOdJ biOhhiAS' -
did not pay" was the cause of his
throwing up the contract. Soldiers
Grove Advance.
Mrs. John Friedels sisters, Mrs
Trohmader, and son, from Camp Doug
las, Mrs. Brooks and daughter of Chip
pewa Falls, and her father, Mr.. Roman
owski, from Camp Douglas, responding
a few days with the Friedel famil,
northeast Of fhis eitv
June was an unsettled month so IA
as weather goes. Observer Alexande
tell the CENSOR that there were onl,
nine clear days during the month, sever
party cloudy, and fourteen cloudy
Rain fell on fourteen days. The maxi
mum temperature was So. minimum "A
precipitation {. SS inches.
Notification has been received b.
the asylum authorities that the stat
veterinarian, who will visit all stat
and county institutions for that purpose
will be at Viroqua in the near futur'
to test the asylum dairy herd for tuber
culosis 1t is hoped and expected tina
DIR. Q. V. Porter, our local expert, vii
be able to cooperate with the stat
veterinarian in the important work.
Our baby had beer continualr
troubled with colo and cholera infantud
since his birth, and all that we could a
for him did not seem to give more tina
temporary relief, until we tried Chan
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhot
Remedy. Since giving that remed yh,
has not been troubled. We want to Civ
you this testimonial as an evidence {
our gratitude, not that you need it i
advertise your m~eritorious remedy. &C
M. LAW, Keokuk, Iowa. For sale by A
J. johnson 81 Co., druggists.
A farmer stepped into a printin
Office and said TO the editor: I'D like [
taLe YOU payer, but I'm % poor.
Go home said the editor, and pic
out a hen, call her mine, sell or save til
eggs from her for me, and if she wan
TO set, let her, and next fall bring N
all the product from that hen Ill sen
the paper" When fall came he Q
he was paying the price of two paper
After that he found he was never K
poor to take a paper. Besides. when |
wanted TO borroG his neighbours pap
he was always reading it, so he had
wait until the news was old and secon
handed. There is nothing like taking
paper yourself and getting the ney
from first hands.