Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-03-29
For field and garden seed, see Davis

Notice The Big Stores special Eas
ter ad, this week.
Best oyeralls in the market for so
cents at Michaelsohn & Co.'S.
Examine the Hydraulic cream sep
arator at Chas s. Slack Il Cos.
Miss Meta Shoultz, of Sparta, is
spending her vacation with Miss Mae
Clarke
Second hand Columbia separator
and wind stacker for sale cheap. In
quire al Chas. s. Slack h Co.'S.
Miss Laura Mccullough returned
home last week, after spending couple
of months with her sister at La Crosse.
III. @. Gardner will sell all his per-
sonal property at public auction on his
premises, 6 miles west of this city, on
April 5th.
For bargain in city property
cons sting of good new buildings, with
cistern and one acre c. land, inquire of,
@. Fl Minshall.
Mrs. j. S Jenness, of Clinton, was
taken to the hospital at Rochester,
Minnesota, to be operated recently
upon for gall stones.
We have flax seed, field peas. seed
oats, buekwheat, also full line of garden
seeds, bulk and package.
DAVIS & WISE.
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
Are you thin? Would you like TO
I get fat snl plump? Tried "laughing,"
'wouldL't work-now take Rocky Noun
tain Tea-t'wh( do the business. 35
cents. "A. J. johnson & Go.
--Axel Nordrum has two first class
second baud sewing machines, one i'm
proved high arm Singer and the other
the New American. Will sell for cash,
or trade for hay, straw or wood.
--Ano, y n unfortunate case of insan-
ity is that of Alex. Buckles, of Sterling,
who had been in demented condition
for several weeks prior to his examins-
tion by Drs Surenson & Trowbridge,
Thursday evening. He was taken to
tine Mendoza asylum by Sheriff Erick-
on, Friasy morning.
The largest stock of strictly first
grade goods ever offered for sale in this
city have been received at the Viroqua
S. V. ID. Clothing House. These goods
are all made up in the latest styles from
the choicest fabrics end patterns, and
are made to fit. Every seam and button
warranted, and will be sold at prices
so low that everybody can afford good
suit. TT SANDWICH, Manager.
-Rey. E. Edwards, pastor of the
English Baptist church at Minersville.
Pa, when suffering from rheumatism,
was advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: "a few applications
of this llniment proved OF great service
TO NE. 1t subdued the Inflammation
ard relieved the pain. Should any
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm a
trial it will please me-" For sale by A.
j. johnson & Co., druggists.
The demand for Pickwick boys aud
youths suits has been so great through
cut the country that the wholesale firm Of
Grossmau, Nicholson & Co., Chicago,
sale owners and manufacturers of the
celebrated Pickwick clothing, decided to
add boys department to their factory,
and are now making some. The first
shipment of these goods was received
at their store here this week. Come in
and see and get prices at the Viroqua
Clothing House. T. T. SANDWICH, Man
ager.
We, the undersigned, have found the
best goods for the money at Chas. s.
Slack & Co.'S. the past week: NJ. j.
Chain, Deer steel beam pillow; Ole Lar
son, % inch Henry Diaton wood saw
blade; Tom P. Hill, Henney fine grade
top carriage; T. J. Hill, 10barrel iron
stock tank; S. Syverson, Fountain City
press drill; Sam Iversou, 28-inch Henry
Diston wood saw blade; Frank Frohock,
La Crosse bobs; Ole Larson, hand feed
cutter; ). r. Johnson, Fish farm wagon
complete; Peter Jacobus, Goodenough
sulky pillow; @ FL. Jacobs, Standard dice
harrow: Hans 9. Olson, s. FL. pillow; Mrs.
Oscar Henry, Moline lever harrow; Will
Hornby, Fountain City seeder and
Thompson 3 section harrow; Ole N.
Ugleen, Jewett's Vigilant cook stove.
CHS Thompson, 28.inch Henry Diston
wood saw blade; j. Muller, Fountain
City seeder; o. f. Patterson, 35 foot
wood saw belt; Peter Wigdahl, Buckeye
feed mill and lower; Darwin Cliff, Hy-
draulic cream separator; q Ell. Steenson,
Fountain City lever harrow.
We take pleasure in Voluntarily ex-
pressing our favorably opinion of DR..
f. B. Brewer as physician and gentle
man. II no other proof of his ability
was accessible, this fact alone would
have much weight, that he has made
visits regularly for years and succeeded
in building up successful practice
where SO many pretenders have failed.
! We do not count the doctor as a travel
ing physician since his appointments
are SO regulerly kept. AS business
nan. in his dealings with the press, we
have always found him prompt, courte-
Gus and obliging, ever ready to fulfill his
share of the contract, and setting in
this respect good example to the many
i1gglers who wander the country over,
calling themselves physicians y. DR..
Brewer must not be COMPOUNDED with
these. We would advise all suffering
from any chronic disease to lose no
time in consulting DR.. Brewer. vho will
make his next visit to the Viroqus no
tel, in this city, on Wednesday, April Il
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Sparta People Highly Entertained.
Tue Herald Advertiser speaks in prsis
worthy terms of the entertainment given
by the Sparta and Viroqua high schools