Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-10-04
Fur o-vercoats have been at a pre-

Fur overcoats have been at a pre-
MUM
Only 20 degrees above zero on Sat
urday morning.
Coon Valley half-century celebra-
ton next Sunday.
Edith Shanks is confined to her
home by gastric fever.
Rev. T.J. Snodgrass is Wishing among
old friends in Viroqua.
La Crosse will hold a good-roads
convention, October 9th.
The morning train did not arrive
until ten o'clock, Saturday last.
The death of a four-year-old daugh-
ter of Joseph Morrelli is announced
from Genoa.
j. T. Ady has sold his 80-acre farm
two miles west of this city to Hor ~.
M. Kingston.
A factory for the manufacture of
brick cheese is to be established at Stod-
dard by Mr.. Hanford.
It. w. Payne, of Rockton, and James
Fe:ght, of Hillsboro. have had increases
in their government pensions.
Mrs. Henry Casson is in tie city
visiting relatives and frieLds. She will
| return to Madison on Saturday.
Large consignments of tobac.o have
| been shipped from this station the past
week, all packing Of last year.
Oscar Cummings, formerly of this
| place, was married to Miss Florence Der
tel, at New Lisbon, last Wednesday.
The old Guess hotel at Viola has
been purchased by Joe Benn, of Kicka-
BOO Center, who will soon take posses
| sion and conduct the same.
Your money is just as good as your
| neighbours at the Big Store. We have
only one price and that is lower than
you can get elsewhere.
Fl. M. TATE g. Son.
-Cof1and & Lybrand, sheep breeders
| and importers, have been making extern
| sive sales of late, among which were four
| Oxfords and one Shropshire to G. J.
Smith, of Viroqua, Al head registered
Southdowns to Griffin Bros, of Viroqua,
and % registered Shropshire ewes to
Fred Stoll, also of Viroqua.-Richland
Democrat.
in Justice McMichael's court a Ger
tain man was found guilty and fined $40
| for procuring liquor for a posted" per-
son. If it is not generally understood
it should be, that one guilty of procur-
ing for or furnishing liquor to M on
the blacklist is as guilty OF a viola
ton of the excise laws as he who sells
liquors Vithout a license.
While at the Vernon county fair
last Thursday and Friday the editor and
wife were royalty entertained by Super
intendent and Mrs. Wilkins at the asy'
lum. Everything is systematically
managed at that immense institution
and moves along like clock work. Yer
non county people may consider them
selves fortunate in being able to retaid
such capable supervisors as the Wilkins
Viola Intelligencer.
At La Crosse, last week, one Of thu
matters Of difference between Geo. w
stumble as plaintiff, and the city of vi
rooua as defendant, was argued II
Judge Wyman's court, who decided
that the council did not comply witt
| the provisions of the charter in ~vacatins
the Office of marshal at the time tn
plaintiff was employed in such capac1
ty. This, as we understand it, was tn
only point passed upon by the judge
The probabilities are that the case vii
, be tried on its merits at the next tern
of circuit court
During the winter of 1897 Mr.. J
J Reed. n of tine leading citizens an
) merchants of Clay, Clay Co, w. Va
9 struck his leg against a cake OF ice i
such a manner as to bruise it severely
Z It became very much swollen and paine
him SO badly that he could not wal
9 without the aid of clutches. He wa
9 treated By physicians, also used seyers
0 kinds of iiniment and two and a hal
Q gallons of whisky in bathing 1t, br
: nothing gave any relief until he bega
: using Chambarlain's Pain Balm TIL
brought almOss q complete cure IN
Y weeEs time and he believes that had I
not used this remedy his leg would hay
Q lhad to be ampasated Pain Balm
!, unedualed for spraines, bruises al
rheumatism. Eor sale By johnson
atCo., druggists