Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-29
VERNON COUNTY CENSOR
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1899.
YIROQUA MARKETS.

For bibles, go to Townsr's He
has some good bargains.
You can get what you want for
Easter at The Big Store.
John Lyons, of Clinton, was bust
ness caller, Thursday.
Easter display, up-to. date, at the
dry goods store of Rogers & Williams.
New kind of harrow on trial TO any
respon sible farmer at Chas. S. Sack &
Co.'S.
Me. p P. Hektoen, of Westby, is
arranging for a summers visit in the
fttherland of Norway.
Visitors from Retreat on Tuesday of
CHS week were, Frank Gross, John
Bean, Joe and Will Morgan and A. LON
bard,
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Groves and son
Asa, arrived from Madison, today, for a
weeks visit with neighbors and old
friends.
Martin Robinson, of Kickapoo, and
Chairman E. W. Shreve, of Greenwood,
were capital city visitors during the
past week.
For Sale-High Grade Hereford
bull calf. Enquire of @. W. Chase, 5
miles north of Virooua on the Black
River road.
The ground hogs six weeks more
of winter was over last week, but it is
doubtful whether ne has yet left his
warm retreat.
The Bank of Cashton, new add
ton to the business places of that enter
prising place, opened it's doors, Thurs
day last, with Lamont Earle ss cashier.
The W. r. q. are making prepara-
tions to celebrate their thirteenth ami
versary. rext Friday An elaborate
spread, toasts, and good time will all
be included.
Darius Dodge, one of the old resi-
dents of the town of Hillsboro, died last
Tuesday night. He vas 79 years old,
and settled in Vernon county, near
Trippville in 1851.
Mr.. H. @. Gardner of the town of
Jefferson has sold his farm to E w. Ha-
zen Of this city and has purchased Mr..
Hszsc's residence on the corner of Main
and Hickory streets.
Letters. manuscripts, documents,
etc, from dictstion or otherwise, care
fully typewriter at reasonable rates
l.. J. WILLIAMS, Stenographer, Viro-
qua. Phone 68 or 141.
Peter Jerman, of Sterling, was in
the city Thursday. Mr.. Jerman has sold
200 pounds OF tobacco this winter
which he raised from three and one quar-.
ter acres. A very heavy yield.
-Galvauic Soap ia 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 charm.
Broken lots of ladies' kid gloves, ii
lace and button, to close, sizes 81 to Y
in colors and black. Gloves that have
sold at 81, 81 %, 81 so Our specia
sale price, go cents. THE Big STORE
Having bought largely before ad
vances 10 cotton goods, we are in 6
position to show best styles al loves
prices in all departments.
ROGERS & WILLIAMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kssel, o
Cashton, mourn the loss of their sol
Willie, II years OF age, who died las
Tuesday morning Of diphtheria. Il
was general fsvorite among all of hi
acquaintance. The funeral was he'll
Wednesday.
Many potatoes have been froze
during the cold weather the past white
and farmers are beginning to resliz
now that a thorough investigation
being made, that many bushels ar
worthless. The aggregate will resc
into the thousands of bushels.
"A Washington dispatch says tina
Col. Henry Cssson is liable to be az
pointed director of the bureau ofprintin
and engraving at Washington. 1t
one of the best and most sponsib
positions in the gift of the government
and would be to Col. Casson's likint
and for which he is peculiarly well fitte'
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. Olive
Tostrude, of Cashton. received pleas
ant surprise by about thirty pupils
his school. who deliberately called an
invaded his bone. Refreshments wei
served, a pleasant evening was pssse
and d handsome new album was pr
santed Mr.. Tostrude by his pupils as
token Of their respect.
Gentle spring is late in coming, b
the Pick Wick Box Spring aud Samm
Ovsrcoat is here on time, and is oy far u
best looking, the best fitting, the be
made as we'll as the most st lish gsrme
in the market. You will look better
one, and it will be pleasure to you
wear one and you will feel happy to ov
one, so come in and buy one of Micha'
son Il Co.
i have been afflicted with rhenm
tism for fourteen years and nothil
seemed to give any relief. 1 was al
to be around all the time but constant
suffering. l had tried everything
could hear of and at last was told to
Ohamberlsin's Pain Balm, which / d
and was Immediately relieved and il
short time cured. ] am happy to !
that it has not since returned .-Jo
EDGAR, Germantown, Cal. For sale
A. j. johnson d Co., druggists.