The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-08-21
Fancy Bazaar for TOYS.

Fine white and fancy shirts at Bagby' s
30 Indiana avenue.
Go to the wigwam this evening and hear
Hon. Geo. w. Williams speak.
The Third and Fourteenth Wards have
close on to five hundred colored voters.
The little boy who was accidentally shot
at the Boston store several weeks ago, died
Tuesday.
The Palestine Victoria club will meet on
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Harvey 1868 West
North street.
The presidents OF Republican clubs of this
State will meet in convention in this city on
September Is.
The Young Mems Independent Club will
meet at Mrs. Barlow's, on West Market
street, Monday night.
Picture frames at Fancy Bazaar.
1t is reported that colored Hancock and
English clubs have been organized in both
Cincinnati and Louisville.
Gethsemane Commandery did not compete
in the prize drill Springfield, last week.
Mt. Calvary Commandery No. IL, of Louis
vile, KY, commanded by Captain Black,
carried off the prize.
John Green, colored, while carrying his
little boy down pair of stairs in the rear of
Miller's drugstore last Tuesday, stumbled
and fell to the street below; but, strange to
say, neither of them were hurt.
A number of ladies and gentlemen under
the leadership of Messrs. James, VIM. Abslum,
VIM. Allen and Katie Washington, gave
Mr. and Mrs. Robert b. Braxton q grand
surprise last Wednesday evening.
The delegates to the U.B. F. Grand Lodge
returned from Evansville Saturday evening.
DIR. L. n. Watson, representative OF the
Grand Lodge, reports harmonious meeting
and entire satisfaction with the officers cho-
sen.
For cheap but substantial board go to the
Delmonico Hall, No. 60 North Illinois street
Mr.. Williams, one of the U. B. f. dele
gates to the State convention, pays high
compliment to the beauty and ability OF
Miss Lizzie E. Norman, of Evansville. Mr.
w. will doubtless visit Evansville again
soon.
Policemen have been instructed not to
leave their beats for lunch, and for partners
not to separate while on duty. A few Of
the night men will be likely to take advan-
tage of the midnight lunch in some of the
saloons.
Hon. George w. Williams, the distin-
guished colored member of the Ohio Legis-
Iature, will speak at the Wigwam this eve-
ming at O'Clock. Mr.. Williams is an elo-
quent speaker, and the colored people should
turn out en- masse to hear him.
The Greencastle camp meeting closed last
Monday. The attendance was large, and
spiritually, 1t was success. The financial
part does not show up so well, the receipts
being $52240, and the expenditures $693,
leaving the management $171 short.
You can buy pure HAVANA filler for
cents at Bells 81 West Market street.
The Capital City Band, colored, accom-
panied Gethsemane Commandery to Spriug-
field last week. The Springfield papers speak
in very complimentary terms of the music
furnished by them, and the band men are
infatuated with the hospitality of the Spring
field people.
A prominent colored minister in Illinois
writes that he 'wants to take the Leader as
long as he lives" The present fourishing
condition of the Leader may be taken as an
assurance that the paper will be comfort te
him in his old days, even if he is not an aged
man at this date.
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. Con
rad Burleigh, 2O7 West Second street, last
Monday, during the absence of Mr. Burleigh
and the family of Mr.. Frank Givens, who
occupy q part of the house. They ransacked
the premises, and after securing Mr.. Bur-
leigh's revolver Swamp Angel" No. AZ