The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-04
CITY NEWS.

Louis Eichrodt, druggist, SO Indiana
avenue.
Fancy Bazaar for toys.
Call at 90 Indiana ave. for School Books
and supplies.
The fall term of the public schools begins
Monday next.
Book covers given away at Eichrodt's'
90 Indiana avenue.
Obi We Democratic partyl Beware the
ides of November.
r. B. and Ben D. BagUy, attended the
grand rally at Noblesville Wednesday,
The Fair folks say that they will be able
to pay off all bills in ninety days.
Mr.. Byrd, of Springfield Ohio, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the City.
Go to Eichrodta, SO Indiana ave., for
School Books, and get them covered free OF
charge.
Crone's Garden has been reftted and
christened. The Academy of Music"
The Fourteenth Ward Garfield Club will
meet early this evening, at Graham's Hall,
to participate in the parade.
Book covers, free of charge, at Eichrodt's,
80 Indiana ave.
One of the managers of the colored fair
states that they will come out over $500 in
debt. This is to be regretted.
The rumor is aloat that the Democrats
are anxious to trade Landers off for Dan
Lemon. In our opinion they will both get
off without any trading.
School books at down town prices at
Eichrodt's, SO Indiana avenue.
Lee Mothershead, will clean out the
Democratic convention at the Court House,
in October. Lee will be the next County
Treasurer, and one of the right stripe.
Misses. Mary Z. and Victoria A. Will
son. of Cleveland returned last night from
a very pleasant Summer vacation to resume
work as teachers in Public School No. "a
The Delmonico was "good un" but it has
gone to the rear. 1t is among the things
that were.
The State Masonic Grand Lodge will
meet in Evansville on the IA. Round trip
tickets will be sold from this city at Sc so,
good for five days
The Colored Republican Clubs of this
City, will probably arrange to go to Madi.
son to participate in the emancipation cele
bration on the 22nd instant.
School satchels,
School satchels,
School satchels.
Fancy Bazaar, 6 E. Washington st.
Mr.. Jackson Landers, Ex-Treasurer of
Marion County, comes up $14, 304 AZ short
in bids. accounts But as the money is spent
in the cause of reform" the tax payers
should not "kick."
Don't fail to attend the cd Fellows
social, at Masonic Hall, Friday evening,
September 10. The Lodges will attend in
full regalia. Good music will be furnished
and refreshments will be served by the CON-
mittee.
Miss Hattie A. Jones has entered suit
against j. A. Pinkston for bastardy. Mr.
Pinkston had hearing before Squire
Thompson, Thursday, and was released on
5000 bond. J. T. Hill is attorney fer the
plaintiff
DR.. William H. Hadley, Supreme G. NJ.
of the Ordor of Immaculates left the City
last Saturday, after very pleasant visit
He was the guest of Mr.. X. j. johnson
who spared no pains to make his stay
pleasant.
The Odd Fellow Lodges of this city will
give a grand social and love feast in honor
of the organization of the first State Grand
Lodge, Friday evening, September 10th, at
Masonic Hall. Price of admission, 25 cts;
children, 10 cts.
The weather up to Thursday morning was
oppressively hot, Notwithstanding the occa-
sional showers. Thursdays rain however
has somewhat cooled the atmosphere, and
we may now look for cooler weather, and a
revival of business.
p. G. Leary, who keeps a West Washing
ton Street Saloon. called at the City Mar
shals Office Thursday afternoon. and proceed
cd to abuse Marshal Forbes at terrible
rate. He finally tried to make greater