The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-02-21
Cleveland News.

Keep In mind the concert on the 10th oil
March given by the f. b. b.
Remember The Leader can be purchased
of III. Smith, 81 Newton street.
Mr.. w. Milligan says he had pleasant
trip, having gone as far South as Memphis,
Tenn.
Mr.. j. Heron has been very sick this
last week at his room, near the \. NJ. G. A.
rooms.
The public is patiently waiting for IL e
Mozart club to rend,r that cantata OF Bel
shazzar.
The Excelsior brass band is to have an
orchestra of nine 10 pieces composed of
its members.
Mr.. VIM. Jones occupied the pulpit of
A. NJ. +. church, last Sunday, in Rev.
Jackson's stead
The mother of Mrs. Washington, of
Gr enwood street, has been very sick the
last week or two.
Rev. ]. ii. McDade has been having
some trouble the last week or two with
one of his members.
Mr. Albert Richardson, formerly OF
Cleveland, but now of Saybrook, O., is
learning telegraphy At that place.
With the last class that entered the
High School came a few more colored
scholars | refer to the class Of February
o.
The Red Cross commandery X. l.. No.
z, is to have grand time on the 10Th OF
March, Easter Monday, Rev. L. I'll. Jack
son breaches their sermon Easter Sunday.
To customers!-If at any time you do
not receive your paper on Saturday as has
bee the case the last TWO weeks, you will
know that the paper has not reached here
through some cause or other.
Magistrate -"You are charged with hav
ing emptied a basin of water over the
plaintiff" Irish woman.-"Sure, yer honor
| We must forgive me; in the dark l took The
gintleman for me husband, 50 l did, sor.
There is a rumor about that some colored
man has been mean emo ugh to go to the
proprietor of the Voice and offer his ser
vices free, to write up the colored column
of that paper and by doing this throw Mr.
L. Turner out of that job.
Mr.. w. G.. Harris and ]. Snowden, o.
Sprague's troupe entered saloon In the
business portion of our city last Saturday
| and called Tor something refreshing, Dul
the bartender refused them. What do you
think of that? Is Cleveland catching the
Columbus fever?
The exercises of the NJ. E. Literary So
ciety of December Is, were very interest
ing. The subject was Resolved, That there
is more pleasure in Possession than in
Pursuit" Messrs. Snyder and Bev. Nc
Dade the affirmative. H. c. Smith and w
Milligan the negative. 1t was decided in
favor of the affirmative, the judges thinking
the better argument was produced by that
side. After the meeting most OF those
present adjourned to house few doors
from the church in which a surprise was
held upon Rev. w. III l. McDade. There
the evening and, in fact, the greater part
of the nj. hit was spent in a manner most
agreeable to all. With this gay assemblage
was Mrs. Nelson, ex president of the A. M
+. Literary society and other members.
The next debate is on the evening of the
twenty-seventh of this month. The sub.
ject, Resolved, That J. G. Fremont did
more for the Abolishing of Slavery than
Abraham Lincoln" Affirmative, w. Mil
ligan and HI. G. Smith. Negative, Rev
Nc ade and Edward Sweet Besides the
debate there will be singing, recitations
and ESSAYS. Be sure and attend, for liter.
airy stock is rising Non NoLo.