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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
SrRRIING.

PURIFY. May IA Farmers are very busy
patting in their spring work Our little
,ngts Il IN thc boom Waiter Grey, tho
purtiy deiiyeryman. made "A business trip TO
Vfr0qua saturday Chris HoEeS lumber
bee WAS a success but the free dance was
much more than "A succeSs IL was the grand
ost affair OF the season. All went home feet
sns lef,tr for having besn there James
Sidfe visited AZ Mrs. Lewis Hupp'S. sunday
last Il is reported that Albert Larson Is
going to give a grand bah Ia honor Of his ap-
preaching marriage. -. lillian louvre aud
wife were seen passing up the valley enroute
for purdy Mr. and Mrs Richard Collins
ws.nt 20 irpQuA couple OF Weekst ago 70
ss,e their daughter. Mrs. A. Tullock. WHO has
beeu in POOR health for the past Two years &c
Mrs i cox and daughter, Eva called on
Mrs j., Hopp who s suffering severely from
a SANGER She Is bs!ug treated bv DR.
: krciner OF westby Ewe hope.to see herewith
"A soon BOD. Mrs. Belle Sidic Is somewhat better
4 this writing. Mrs. Davis T. living with
Ner san Robert Johnson, whose wife passed
away a short time ago, She WAS n great Suf-
feFer for macy years with consumption. We
sympathize with she bereRved ones, 49, Miss
phebe Huntington pleasant face was appre-
e ated by her friends She was down from
Nir0aua Tor "A few days, Elmer Kinds was
bustr eSs caller at this place last weeS-- AL
bert L. Hopp and father went 10 bristow sat
urday 4 4. Larson was seen 90 the streets
Os Purdy oue day last week he was looking
for 4 lob uf painting John Erickson Is
tatkinz OF pAiutiue ais new house Jacob
aud Andrew LarJao Were AT Purity one day
recently. Asre weduiog soeils are .eNpected
~ ring in the near future; AZ least We are
Informed thatit Is tear The ta.ia v a high
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

READsTowH. May Ill do NOT see sny items
or news OF late from this thriving Village,
ana as IL. seems quite necessary that we
should be fairly represented in our county
paper. ! viii undertake 10 send gieanings
from this valley, If may he allowed the
privilege. Within the last two years quite u
change has been wrought in this locality
and now Readstown Is known as North and
south where IL was once East and West. But
that is only "A small annoyance. Our greatest
grievance Is the removal OF the postoffice to
the north Ide, making IL quite inconyenieut
for those living two or three miles In the
country, besides the people in the south end.
Petitions are bel circulated asking for its
removal 20 the more central part of the dis
trict.. Everything In the business line seems
to be moving along; several buildings are
going up and Industry seems TO mark every
enterprise The briek-yard has been opened
ana work Is being vigorously pushed In that
direction. Or Brown, with the assistance
Of Belt and Suttie, performed Il very success
fui operation la removing canceFous growth
for Mrs. Helen Hutchinson, on last NedneS-
day. We are gratifed to know that our friend
tHd neighbor who is loved and respected In
this village by everyone. is now improving,
and we doubt not viii be restored 10 health
under the care of DIR. Brown, who is untiring
Ia his care and devotion to hi4 patient -.
Graduating G Hrcises will take place here
one week from tomorrow night. The trees
are putting on their verdure, and apple, plum
and other bio SONS fill the air with a sweet
fragrance. URSULA.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
A Modern Fable.

Once upon time Tramp was Sorely
in need Of Something to Eat. and ap
preaching a Farmhouse, he spake into
the Farmer, saying: IF you will give
me the Wherewithal to satisfy she
Cravings of the inner Man. will kill ali
the Rats about the Place" Agreed, -
said the 1fler of the Soil, and he or.
dered his Good Wife to give the Tramp
Square Meal. After the Tramp had
De"oured everything in sight he went
to the woodpile and selected a stout
Club; then, seating Himself on the
Porch, he said 10 the Farmer: Now
bring on your Rats
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
PIcKINGs FOR PRUDENT PURCHASERS.
Fancy silk vests at Micnaelsohr

Fancy silk vests at Micnaelsohn's.
Bicycles and all their requirements at
Towner's.
For violin. guitar and banjo strings
go to Towners.
Best light Balbriggan underwear at
Michaelsohns.
Farm to exchange for city property.
Call at CENSOR Office.
The very latest in spring lyle hats
at the Blue Front Store
Colds are not exactly contagious, but
they are catching.
The finest Mocha glove in the mark
ct at Michaelsohn's
Money to loan on real estate. In
quire of Attorney G.. H Minshall.
Get set of trowser and skirt
hangers at the Blue Front Store.
Martin q Kuebler will save you
money on paints, oil and brushes.
Some choice city and country rea
estate for sale; inquire of G. ii. Minshall.
Silk front dress shirts, latest pat
terms. only so cents at Michaelsohn's.
Stylish dress pants. latest New York
goods at Michaelsohns
Buy the old reliable Household sew
ing machine, at Martin & Kueblers.
Latest stiff and soft hats in light
and dark colors at Michaelsohn's.
Go to Towner's for your wall paper
the best assortment in Western Wis
consin.
-Children's suits. coat, pants and
vest, the latest and best.
BLUE FRONT STORE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
YIRnnIlA.

PLEASANT RIDGE, May lI-All nature re-
iuices this morning for the much needed
regular trips east james Rusk looks poorly
this spriug ... Herman Buxton Is building "a
poultry house at Readstown.. T.. r. johnson
has rented his tobacco ground to Ed Peterson
of Harrison Vailey...,W. Hayter has built an
addition TO his tobacco shed Our school Is
prosperlng nicely under the faithful and
painstaking. management OF Miss Helen
Cot. l. n Jennings has gone To the river
to purchase "a car load OF ttsn.. Farmer"
who wrote about knute Anderson breaking
his leg below the ankle, made great mistake,
ID being above the ankle. VIII Lieurance
and wife we're callers on Pleasant Ridge.
sunday Ed HAyter Is the happy father
of = SIS pound boy orlando Llenra1ce
year lie says il Is a very profitable crop,
VIII Green = wording for T., W. Lewis 80, l..
". Cox is stalking OF building new house
this summer m Chris. WEIGH Is going to plant
~ acres OF tobacco this year. He thinks Ii is
the best crop a man can raise. UNI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
First Publication May Is. 1905.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice TO hear petition FOR dover and homestead
VERNON COUNTY CoURT--IN PRoBATE--IN
the matter Of the estate OF Joel F. Outcelt,
deceased.
on reading Ant Cling the verified petition OF
Mary F. outcelt. representing that she is the
widow Of said Joel +. outcelt, deceased; that
said Joel f. Outcelt died In said county seized
In fee Of the following described lsnd, to-wtt
The west half Of the north west quarter OF sec
ton :, town Is north, rauge west; the north
ives. quarter Of the north weat quarter Of section
a. town Is north. range west; that he eft sur
viving him q widow, the petite. "a. Isry +.
Outoeit; that administration ha' bean gTante d
on said estate and ]. Il. HoiIenheck wa duly
appointed administrator and fave bond an I duly
entc.ea upon his duties a. such sdmiui strator;
thst the DOVER and homestead rights u said
widow have not Vet been sdmeasaTed and set
to Ter. ard praying the court 70 sppotnt
three itsiDterested persons 70 admessufe ana set
oG to her, the said widow. her dover and home
stead rights in said land, and that the court sp-
point a time asd pace for hearing said petition,
ard that notice be given 20 sl parties interested
Il is ordered, that said Petition De nesru
before me- at my once IN the CITY OF N1roqus.
sSiG eoanty. on the sth day OF June I$si 81 10
O'clock a 10 and that notice thereof be given to
ali PARTIES Interested BY publishing copy OF
this order in the Vernon c 0untY Censor. . week
" reusl sper printed in sad county, Tor three
successive weeks before aid day o. hearing. the
last publication TO be not mere tnSn ten days
before said day OF hearing.
he given 70 aIl persons interested who reside 10
szsd Soanty. by serving er-Onslly on eseh OF
iheza. a copy o. this order 81 least IL days be-
fore said day OF hearing.
Done th.s 27th day q April iS00.
BY the Court. ID. q. AkHoSKT, County Judge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
A BOOM CITY OF KENTUCKY.
Was Well Started When the Barring
Failure Ruined 1t.

Was Well Started When the Barring
Failure Ruined 1t.
The traveller will find ruins of
''boom" cities east as well as west of
the Mississippi river. Middlesborough,
In Kentucky, is an example. This
place is a remnant of the Arthur syndi-
cate, a British company that intended
to make money. 1t started broadly,
spent layishly, fell with a crash, bury
Ing everything that had been spent
At cost of nenrly $1,000,000 a creek
that meandered through the old town
was converted by Col Warning into the
outlet OF sewer system. At prOdig-
ious cost water supply was provided,
a mountain valley being damned for
the purpose. A street railroad was
built and put In operation with seven
miles of track. Property bought at $40
to $50 an acre rose until ii could not
be bought at $40 per foot front.
Crowds of business men were constant
~ on the go, and slept In cots In all the
available lodging houses. The town
| covered, on the ma" and partly improv-
ed, six miles square. Other capitalists,
attracted by the Arthur investment,
put up the great Four Seasons Hotel,
a magnificent thing that cost million.
The Barring failure withered every
thing. The banks broke and the bank
ers f1ed. Street railroad, fine shops,
fine offices, fine spectators, fine men
and women and lots to sell at $40 per
foot front, gay equlpages, blooded
no SEES, vanished ike the mists before
the sun. The principal commercial
hotel swiftly degenerated, the big din
ing room was closed. The swell SER
wants went beyond the mountains The
building now rents for 5000 a year TO
keeper who formerly ran a plain lit
tie unpretentious house below the hill
on the same scale that lie maintains
the great tomb ON the hillside. The
Four Seasons also suffered stroke of
misfortune. Its end was melancholy.
The whole establishment-building,
furniture, appliances-was sold to a
Chicago wrecking company for about
$4,000 torn down and moved away,
leaving no indication of its existence
except the foundations. The town is
such sham thai to stay In 1t and hear
Its past discussed distresses one. 1t
Is CHASTITY. The only enterprise In the
vicinity is comprised In the iron and
coal mines of the Virginia Coal and
Steel Company. According to an engl-
neer familiar with the country these
are lnexhaustible. The furnace has
capacity of 800 tons per day and is In
full blast day and night About 400
men, mostly negroes, are on the pay
roll
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
HARMONY.

SOUTH RIDGE Nay 15.-Have not heard
from the ridge for some time We have
grain house. Jerry Mueller aud John Harder
have also added materially to their places
with aew wells and windmills... Mrs. b. Wit
craft is poorly again. The doctor has been TO
call ON her.. Miss Gudal, our teacher, Wis
tied with her parents. Sunday. and Mrs. An
derson brought her back TO her school. Os-
car Willenberg was seen on the ridge, Sunday
french Witcraft took "A trip to Viroqua, Sat
urdSy... Mr.. and Mrs. Gllmsdale Sundayed
with parents. ;. Miss Hanson was down from
firoqua, Sunday -, Frank Knower's baby
died suddenly a few days ago.. Mrs. Powers
passed through here on Sunday, on her way
to visit lelatives. MAY FLOWER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

If you want the best, most stylish
shoe to be found in the city get the
Sharood and Crooks at the Blue Front
Store.
Sharood and Crooks men s fine shoes,
the best made. BLUE FRONT STORE.
Don't buy anything in paints and
oils, etc, till yon have examined the
goods and prices at Johnson's Pioneer
Drug Store,
Fresh garden seeds in bulk just re-
ceived from ID. NJ. Ferry IL Co. on sale
at THE BIG STORE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

ever it can be done without sacrifice Of
principles; heartily welcome TIE mani
festations Of better feeling which exists,
and shall do whatever can consistently
TO foster and continue it,
Holding with fidelity TO the time hon
ored precepts Of the republican party,
II nominated and elected governor OF
this great commonw ealth it shall be
my purpose TO administer the office
without fear or favor enforcing the
strictest economy in all branches f the
public service, and doing SO tar as in me
lies, exact and absolute justice to each
citizen and to every interest.
ROBERT NJ LA TOILETTE.
Madison Wis. May IT, 1900.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

LONG EXPECTED ANNOUNCEMENT GIVEN
TO THE PUBLIC.
In no Sense, He Says. Either Local or Factionafor
Party Harmony. Without Party Sacrifice of Prin-
ciple Believes that His Candidacy IS the
Wish Of Majority of the Republicans
Of Wisconsin.
From Milwaukee sentinel. May lo ]

From Milwaukee Sentinel, May 16
To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF WIS
C0NSIN:
shall be "A candidate for the republic
can nomination for governor before the
convention to be held Aug. 8, 1850
II is decision has been reached after
the most thorough investigation and
upon such advise and council, as assures
me that it is the wish of the majority of
the repub' cans in Wisconsin. This is in
no sense personal, but due to the fact
that / have for years advocated through
out the state. and with others have
labored to secure the recognition of GER
tain principles as just, equitable and
republican
These principles We're embodied in the
last state platform, and became the
creed Of the republican party in Wiscon-
sin. Progress was made by the last
legisiatllrr toward their enactment into
law. The work il one Of magnitude and
complexlty, and 1t is not a matter of
surprise that it could not be completed
in a single session. These principles,
and the purposes of those VINO advance
them will ultimately be accepted as fair
and just by those who have opposed
Gue1u IIttCu CitlhtIl duu Tue representa-
tive of every business interest must in
the end agree that all should share
equally in the benefits of government
and each should bear n Justly proper
tionate share of its burdens No legiti-
mate business interest will find cause
for alarm in this declaration The doc
trine is neither radical nor revolutionary.
1t cannot be defeated by abuse of its
advocates, or by attacking their party
fealty. The foundations Of republican
faith We're laid topreserve and maintain
a government where all men shall be
equal before the law 1t is the very
essence of republicanism Upon the
most reliable authority / believe it to be
the desire OF the republican party Of
Wisconsin to affirm these principles and
secure their complete establishment
We are approaching national cam.
paign. The interests Of the republican
party are clearly paramount to the in
terests or ambitions of any individual
Fully approaching the responsibility, /
have waited to be made certain that my
candidacy will in no sense be either local
or factional, but will find support nevey
section and with every element. | have
ever stood ready as | do to-day, to Sc
cure and promote party harmony when
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
cASnrON.

CAsHToR. May 14-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hall
81 Visoqua, spent last week here visiting
friends and relatives. our fire company
was called last Friday TO put out lire In the
roof Of IL Crumes house. NirOqua high
school base Dali team met our junior team
and defeated them "a 70 H. last saturday ,..
- neslU4 man VS. ~Sttins Us tnat TUG StStiA~
cry building at That place caught Are, yes
terday, and the fire company all reached the
scene OF the tire but had forgotten their hose.
and by the time they returned with the hose
citizens had put the FIRE out Next Sunday,
Viola and Cashton bali teams meet on the
Cashton ground TO cross bats. ..One OF tue
grandest weddings Of late in this part Of the
country; took place at the Meiby church,
three riiles south OF this city, last Saturday.
The contracting parties were Martin Erick-
sou and Miss Sarah Peterson, OF this place
Kew II j. Ajkrud otiiciated and after the
ceremony the many friends ana relatives OF
the parties repaired to the home of the bride S
parents, about 100 In number, where the bal
ance OF the day and night was spent ia lay
Ing games and dancing OLE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
Wanted 20 Drink Anyway.

Mamma. please gimme a drink OF
water; I'm SO thirsty"
NO; you're not thirsty. Turn over
aad 90 TO sleep"
y pause.
Mamma, won't you please give me n
drink? I'm so thirsty"
If you don't turn over and go to
sleep IN get mp and whip your
Another pause
Mamma, WON'T you please gimme
drink when you get up to whip meT'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
Could skate ON His Head.

Romanloff, the famous Russian
skater and old-time champion, who re-
gently died, was not only very fast but
was specially skiliful In al kinds of
fancy and trick skating, says a CORE
spondent. He was the only skater !
ever saw who could skate on his head.
lie had fur cap on his head, on which
a skate was attached. He would turn
"A handspring from his feet and land on
his head, and skate away upside down.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
Free Pianos Burden to the Dewtys

q FtV EsNtIV77 y III = = - y
1t was announced recently that
:ano firm had sent Admiral Dewey
plano. As matter of fact, i've piano
firms sent the Deweys five planes and
much to the dismay Of the recipients,
tine Instruments being forfn Of While
elephant not easily nor conveniently
disposed Of. At first, indeed, they
were at loss what to do about 1t, but
Mrs. Dewey finally settled the matter
by deciding that 1t should be case OF
first come first served. The first piano
to arrive was therefore accepted; the
Others. with thanks, were returned as
unavailable"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
He Was RuIIet-Proor.

Weren't YOU afraid of the bullets?''
she asked of the soldier
No; a Bit" he answered.
You felt as IL YOU had a charmed
life:'
Not exactly. Butt after l got my
system thoroughly lind n with bareback
1 was reasonably confident that no bull
let was going to peneh ate far srpugh
TO do much damage"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
Attention HORSE OWNERS
TRAINER w. II. LOGGY

Is located st the fair grounds ana IS prepar-
ed 10 train horses for speed or Facing
PURPOSES. Parties having colts they wish
broken and developed sill do wei y cSiltag
haa - years ex 3er.eRce with trotters aud
PAGERS and has handled and driven such
horses as May Douglas, 2i5hs; Lulu May,
a:I-1a Giadfus sprague a:I9a; Harrison Reed,
s:iasr; Chippewa Chief, zee; Leavarth, 2:22A4 !;
Rita 5, 2:s4,A Lady X, 2;s41s; Captsiu herod,
Is: Tousy v 1894: Forest King. S:2s; Cow
anda, s:ss; Doctor II. as; William L. S:2eiS !;
Mau6e Hanson. 2s29ia
Telephone 14S1
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
on LIE cnrNIYIINE.

MOUND PARK, May "A Married, at the resi-
dence IT aud 10y G. W. Wise, justice OF the
peace, in this village, May, i2th, Mr.. john d.
BEEpER OF Forest, Richland county, aud Miss
JENNIE NJ. NELLY Of Kickapoo, Vernon coun :
w We extend our best wishes to the newly
married couple and wish them a long and
happy life Mr.. f. Stoll. our popul ar
merchant, has Just been married one week,
and is we'll settled at housekeeping. and is do
ing a fine business in ais store q. w W.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

RETREAT. May u. To be true 70 our prom
ise, we again take time 10 ot down such
happenings as have come To our notice since
our last letter. Yesterday, we OF Retreat
were favored with "A variety OF religious
meetings. Besides the usual services at he
CONGREGATIONAL church, 40 evangelist presch-
ed at the Christian church both morning and
evening. Rev Frank Suzum of La Crosse,
being detained at ton quarterly meeting
At the Nj. + church n conducted by Pastor
Ford, both in the fore lonn ana afternoon
Mr. Reed, who Iabors in behalf of the /. o. G.
L. Benefit Association, conducted d gospel
temperance meeting in the evening. u. X.
seymour made a trip to TFempealeau last
Tuesday, returning Thursday. lie was a
delegate TO the Congregational church con-
ven ion Rev. Esert. another delegate, was
kept at home by important business He
Officiated at the marriage OF John Howarth
and Miss Sarah Pugh. last Tuesday l., Sey-
monr and Miss Vina morton attended the
sub-district convention l. q g. r. at De-
Soto, last Saturday -. Miss Jessie Davis con-
tinues teaching in Irish Ridge school. town OF
Jefferson Miss Ella Hunt continues her
school this spring . Mr. and Mrs. NJ J. SAL
lander visited ylroqua on the 5th. returning
the 9Th -. warren Davis. whose business
keeps him away most OF the time, IS home for
short stay Dorr Miner must have taken
an outing. for we saw him hoard Uncle
Sans" bus one day last week. Joe. John
son OF Jefferson, dropped IN upon old neigh
bors, a week since =. Agents for school charts
have been canvassing the neighbJrhood
Several from De Soto and other points at
tended meeting. yesterday. aud remained
with IFlcuus uuFl0E bue uAg MSS ctelAt
Davis Is said to be afflicted with the mumps
Miss Lillian Satiauder nc. recovered from
the same Mr. Dustin was III a few days.
but soon recovered Mrs. Broadhead had a
severe attack of lagrtppe Mrs. Lemon of
Prairie du CHEN, who stops with Grandma
Davis. has been out Of health the past week
-. steve keir of Liberty Pole, met with a
runaN az this morning. We learn that he was
thrown with such violence that three teeth
we're Knock ed out, and others had to be ex-
traeted by Dr. Meiien.. Thinking OF no more
of interest. we make our bow and still respond
to tn name of ROSE GERANIUM.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
MARk&IEl).

At the residence OF the brides parents
Ottervale, May 10th, Mr. CHARLES w. FISH 10
Miss DAISY NJ. VANCE. both OF Vernon county
by W. }, Roberts, justice of the peace,
At the residence of and by K. s. McMichsel
ESQ, May 14th. MIR Ell waRD NJ. POTTER and
Miss MINNIE CROOK, both of Readstown.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
4 Nem nntr tn I.crrnrIn

"Ienry. it's dme for you 70 get up
aud make the nre.
"Lemme alone, Eliza; I'm going to
tay Ia bed later now, aud help crush
fi,p coal trEst"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

rINAKFN UP BY The UNDERSIGNED.
1 living un section {, tOWtl % ir0qg8- go
or about May l. Iaaa, a W hitp NearliHE sleeT.
small red spotted. Owner - requested IL
prove property, pay charges and take said
animal away. a. J PRIMER,
Virooaa, wis, May Is, 1900.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
DIED

A Roekton, April Goth, LOUISA J. THoAA:
aged SO years, after long illness.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

CAUGHT BY ENERGETIC COUNTY AND VILLAGE EDITORS.

~ appreciated, by all farmers especially
Bill BailY Is seen quite often OF late. He
stops with his brother at Romance most of the
time Purdy Is very curious to near more
OF Harmony's night watch" and trusts that
she will not be disappointed. II. II. Nelson
Is hauling lumber Tor u tobacco she'd
LITTLE DEW DROP.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

FOR SALE-DRUG STORE AT DE st I'd.
4 Price. $500. For particulars write D. y.
EwERs, Resdstown, Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16
A BIG BUNCH OF BARGAINS

EOKSALE-oNES SEVEN EIGHTH He RE
L ford bull Inquire of John Devlin, no
qua, Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-05-16

E'oR SALE, 80 ACREs FINE FARM LIS +
A C acEes improved. good soii. I'VE !. o..
west OF Nlroqua, on main road. cali d, .
address OLE HALvoBSON, Viroona. Wis