Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-02-01
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February lst.
Boys REFERS at Michaelsohn's.
Good wear, good value and good
fit at Michaelsohn's.
The stave mill at Soldiers Grove
has again started up.
For bibles, go to Towner's. He
has some good bargains.
Otto Ottesou has purchased the
vacant lot east of the Cory residence.
Found, pair of spectacles with
gnld-flled bows. Inquire at this office.
Monitor seeders, Buckeye seeders,
Badger seeders, Fountaid City seeder at
Clas. S. Slack & Cos.
"A $4,000 fire occurred in Rockton,
Thursday, which our correspondent at
that place describes in full.
-Box-cut dress overcoats made by
the Pickwick system, light oolors in the
latest shades, at Michaelsohn's.
H. E. Light wi Il be in this city,
February 14th and 18th, to purchase
several fine light and heavy horses.
Miss Alice Bull, of Prairie du Chen
has purchased half interest with Frank
Sargent in the photograph business at
Soldiers Grove.
The editor OF the Prairie du CHEN
Union has just put in New Series
Potter press which turns out a clearly
printed sheet
Subscribers should remember that
we furnish the Inter Ocean at 35 cents
a year and the Milwaukee Sentinel at
so cents in come ction with the CENso R
A famous dish for breakfast keeps
the whole family well-costs only 80
cents lasts 30 days one package OF
Rocky Mountain Tes.-E. Ell. Craig & Go.
Cyrus f. Gillette, familarly known
as Mug, formerly of Sparta, is in q
diving condition at the Rochester, Min
nesota, asylum, with softening of the
brain.
S. l.. Frazier, cashier of the Wa
dena county bank, of Verndale, Mime
sofa, is witering with his wife at Colo
RADIO Springs, Cole Ndo, for the benefit
of Mrs. Frezi er's 4ealth.
At the farmers convention at Mil
ton, a resolution was adopted favOring
the election of United States senator by
direct vote of the people, and another
.fsvoring free rural mail delivery.
More precious than pure gold De-
cause it never fails to cure your head
ache, indigestion, constipation, pimplee
bad blood A great system regulator
Rocky Mountain Tea E. III. Craig & Go
Mr.. Whittemore, president OF thu
board of trustees of the Chippewa
county asylum, visited with Superin
tendent and Mrs. Wilkins, Friday anC
Saturday, and returned home Monde!
morning.
in a recent damage case the de
PENDANT, railway corporation, asks
new trial, because the fair plaintiff tiirt
eJ with the Jury II this sort of thint
kasns on there will have to be lively
blind men in the jury box.
-Abner Silbaugh received q Telegram
from J. w. Curry, of Groton, South Da
kota, announcing the death of Mrs. Curr
on Sunday evening. Nj. Curry, it wi
be remembered. was register OF deeds c
this county several years ago.
One of the largest auction sales t
held in this section is that of J. G Spel
ium, who will sell at public auction o
his farm. three miles north of VirCqui
on Thursday, February 16, 1899, his en-
tire lot of horses, cows, calves, farm mt
chinery and s lot of household furn.
,turs. Sale commences at 10 O'Clock II
-Chas. s. Slack & Company hav
Just sold the following parties: Edge
Smith, Reeves saw mill; Dave Cad
No. . Boss washer; Otto A. Olsol
Northwestern hobs; KNIT Anderson
Fish one horse farm wagon; Joe OrrisO
and Fred Shell, Reeves eaw mill; J
Nelson, Jewstt Wood Cottage heatin
stove.
A change of express messenge
over the viroqua line has lately takt
Mace. e. A. Hartman, who hss bet
on that run for two or three years, b
inc transferred to the Wabesha az
Znmbrota route, and Henry Davis TAX
his place. Henry was formerly with Il
local Office 10 Sparta, and went vii
Company L to Porto Rico.
The village of Rockton has be'
thrown into excitement by the disco
cry of what is thought to be strata
gold-bearing sand. About one We
ago @. E. Cooper sank we'll $50 fe
deep on the VIM. Smith farm, which
situated about one and one-half mil
west of that place. The people q
awaiting the result of chemical an,
ysis.