The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-04-17

tur township. valned at $4,000. MIR. A.
G. Remy still holds the stables adjoining.
There will be NO change in the manage
ment of the hotel.
Geo. E. Lowery, recently elected con-
stable, refused to qualify, and the county
commissioners appointed +. M. Welsh to
fill the vacancy.
A literary society win be organized at
the Olivet Baptist church next Tuesday
evening. The literary "fellers' should
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
The rehearsal of the Social Key Club will
morton, Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
full attendance of the members is re-
quested.
Messrs Martin, Bell, and Black, the en-
terprising colOred gentlemen who have
a fine cigar and tobacco emporium on
West Market street, report doing splen-
did business at present.
A note has been received at this office with
the signature of Mrs. Elliott attached, stat
ing that the statement in the papers that she
was knocked down by her husband is with
out foundation.
Even the boys are learning how to
strike, Thursday the cash boys IN L. s
Ayers & Co.'s dry goods store struck for
higher wages. 1t resulted in the discharge
of the ringleaders.
A party OF colored gentlement of this
city are arranging for a trip to Kansas early
in the summer. Some of them will 60 for
the purpose of prospecting for new homes
and others for the purpose of seeing the
country and visiting the colored colonies
in that State.
A grand banquet will be given next Mon
day night at the Bethel A. Nj. f. church, by
the committee of ladies appointed for that
purpose, for the benefit of said church Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Capital City
Band. Admission, 10 cents. large at
tendance is hoped for.
Undertaken Kreglo received the remains
of Sank Wallace, Thurday. He will be
buried at 2 o'clock Sunday. Mr.. Kreglo
has also received dispatch stating that
the body of Ed /. Kimball, formerly of
this city, who died at Deadwood about
a week ago, had been forwarded to this
city for burial.
Mr.. s. Roberts, of Noblesville, was in
ln6 City lO-udy. ne Is COuSlutT6u Tile
largest colored stock dealer in the West
his principal markets being Pittsburgh,
Buffalo and New York. He buys all over
the State and pays cash for his purchases.
We cheerfully recommend him to our
many farmer friends as gentleman OF
honesty integrity and sobriety.
Quite number of ladies and gentlemen
were present at the pleasant party last
Thursday, under the management OF
Misses Florence Moore and Addie Wick.
The invited guests met at the residence OF
Miss A. Wick, and proceeded to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Grant Johnson, on Athon
street. A very pleasant time was had and
every one pronounced it very enjoyable
affair.
Elder Simmons, pastor of Olivet Baptist
church, is making strong effort to relieve
have financial rally the first Sunday in
May, for the purpose of raising $500. The
elder has had envelopes prepared with
sums from So down printed on the backs,
which are being distributed among the
members and friends of the church.
The usually quiet Northwest part of the
city is all torn up, so to speak. Startling
Development may be locked for soon.
This unwonted ruffing up of the public
mind is caused by what seems to be an
impenetrable mystery which surrounds
the business transaction of Miller s. Beers,
at 19l Indiana avenue. 1t is fact that
they are selling the very best and freshest
groceries at less than down town prices.