The Iola register., 1882-09-22
state Historical Society

be found at Casmire's. 1t will not
scale or break and is as cheap as the
ordinary tin paint. Call at Casmire's
and be convinced that they have the
best article in the market.
Deputy sheriff Canady, of Woodson
county, will be after Us with q shot
gun, sure. In mentioning the arrest
of two horse thieves, we got the names
mixed and Canady's name went in the
report as one of the thieves. The
Yates Center NeUs is hilarious over
the mistake.
An agent travelling in the interest
of the National Marriage Aid Associa-
tion was in town this week. 1t is
founded on the same plan as other
beneficiary organizations, and we pre-
sumo will end as some Of these things
have. 1t is astonishing how many
such schemes have sprung up in the
past year.
A postal card from a man i'm a neigh
| boring town came to hand this week
in which he states: "My job came to
hand to-day and is o. X. in workman
ship and material, also STYLE" Such
words make US feel good and we note
them for the purpose of adding that
the REGISTER aims to give satisfac-
ton always.
II Among those who went to Eureka
last night to help institute the X. of P.
lodge at that place, were N. f. Acers,
p. H. Harris, J. G. Gordon, T. NJ.
Powell, DR.. A. Clifford, b. A. Casmire,
Gus. Meister, Jos. Often, L. B. Roach,
and others. The boys will go to Fre-
donia before their return, to institute
lodge at that city.
The Beedle and Prindle Pleasure
Party entertainment at the opera
house Tuesday evening was well at
tended and was pronounced first
class performance. Their silver cor
net band furnished excellent music in
the afternoon and evening. Should
they return they will be favored by a
still larger house next time.
From parties who were present at
the largely advertised Finnicum
meeting at Salem, we learn that the
attendance was very light, only Is or
20 being present. One put the number
at nearly %. From the amount of
wind heretofore INDUCED in We pre-
sumed the meeting would be attended
by respectable number at least.
A match game of base ball was play
ed at Blue Mound. Saturday the 10th
inst, between the Ozark and Blue
Mound clubs, the former club winning
by score of 81 to Is. The Ozark club
challenges any club in Anderson, AL
len, Bourbon or Linn counties to play
them on their grounds for bat and ball.
+. j. REYNOLDS, Captain.
Four handsome brick buildings on
the north side of thesquare is a start
Ving point from which will grow others.
1t is not unlikely that within a few
years that side will contend with the
south and west sides for the suprema-
cy. Parties who own wooden shells
and vacant lots on the two last named
locations will consult their own inter-
Nest by improving soon.
Work commenced upon the founda-
tions of two brick and stone buildings
this week to be erected on the north
side of the square. Mr. Casmire will
build two story brick and stone
thirty-three feet wide and eighty or
one hundred feet deep. Messrs. w. J.
Ihrig, and A. s. Hankins will also
build a similar building of the same
depth, the width we did not learn.
Mrs. Tozer now has the largest stock
bf greenhouse plants ever seen in lola,
&l sold at popular prices. kGeraniums,
Begonias, Foliage plants of all kinds.
Roses, Carnations i'm fact it is worse
than useless to attempt to name even
few of the beauties in her greenhouse.
Give her call and see for your self,
you will be sure to go home with your
arms full Of plants-at least your wife
will.
4 If the city was able to have the job
done it would pay to build a large cis-
tern near the southwest corner Of the
square, put in a force pump and pur-
chase sufficient hose to reach to the ex-
treme limits of either side. Or it
would pay the business men Oh the
two sides named to raise sufficient
money by subscription to pay the cost.
Wells cannot be relied upon to furnish
sufficient water.
If the music furnished by the band
and orchestra of the Beedle and Prin-
die Plearure Party were affair index of
its merit in other directions, it would
be very meritoriOus company indeed,