The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-08-28
CITY NEWS.

Lots of the boys "went broke" on races.
As q rope-walkist NJ. L. Braxton is a
success.
Rev. Quincy johnson, was in the city the
past week.
Fine white and fancy shirts at Bagby's,
80 Indiana avenue.
The county commissioners will meet
Monday, September 9th.
Mr.. Will Dunlap, of Peru. was in the city
attending the fair the past week.
Miss M. B. Adams, and her sister Mamie,
are visiting friends in Lafayette.
Union Literary Association has adjourned
until after the Campaign is over.
The very best quality of fne-cut and plug
tobacco at Bells, 81 West Market street.
Elder j. NJ. Townsend, stopped over in
the city few hours, on his way to Confer
ence.
Mrs. 2. Milton, Of Agnes Street, has
been quite i'll with pleurisy, but is recover
ing.
Mrs. Laura, wife of Mr.. Doc Wilson, left
for Evansville, last night, to attend Confer
ence.
Silk handkerchief, ladies ruchings, en-
broideries, lace, etc., at Bagby's 80 Indiana
avenue.
Billy Bib has lost faith in all horse
flesh. His Mexican animal failed TO take
first money.
Mr. j. N. Wheeler, formerly employed in
Bibbs' shaving parlors, has entered the min
isterial field.
Ladies' handkerchief, gloves, ruschings
embroideries and ties at Bagby's, 80 Indians
avenue.
The ministers from this city who attended
the Baptist Association at Rockport, Ind,
returned Tuesday enening.
Bob James is undoubtedly giving the best
variety show of any theater in the city. &c
to st. Clair Hall for fun.
The school board offices have been moved
to the new library building, corner Of
Pennsylvania and Ohio streets
Wanted employment as laborer, carriage
driver or servant in private family. Address
Daniel Smith at Leader Office.
Two of the best organized Republican
clubs in the city are in the Third and Four.
teenth wards, and they are colored club:
too.
Prof. John Kelly, of st. Louis, and bride
are the guests of the brides uncle, Mr. LIE
roy Washington, on Minerva street. They
will leave for st. Louis, Monday.
Mr.. Jno. Womack, has returned from q
four weeks visit in Nashville, Tenn. He
does not give q very favorable report Of
things in that part of the vineyard.
Mr.. Frank Gaines, of the Grand, has been
offered good position on one of the roads
leading out of this city. He will accept and
will be on the rails in few weeks.
About 400 Colored Republicans, member.
of the different Ward clubs, escorted the
Hon. George w. Williams from the Grand
Hotel to the Wigwam Saturday night
Messers. d. Ia. Lemon and Sam Corbabley
were CONSPICUOUS personages at Colored Fair
Thursday evening. Both good looking
men, but good looks won't win in a race
Go to Louis Eichrodt's for Mrs. Free
mans New National Dyes. For brightness
and durability of color are unequaled
Color from to pounds. Price Is cents
Bishop Shorter stopped over few days
in our city, with Elder Trevan, this week
He left for Evansville, Wednesday, to attend
Conference which convened there last Wed
nesday.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of DIR. Reeves, which appears in another
column. We are assured that DR.. Reeves
can perform all that he promises. Invalids
will do well to consult him.
When General Grant was in indianapolis
he experienced considerable trouble in get
ting good cigar. A friend directed him to
Bells place, 81 West Market street, and the
General was made happy.
The Democrats no doubt gave De La Ma
tyr the cold shoulder, when they nominated
Cass By6eld for Congress. After having
canvassed the matter thoroughly we arrived
~ the conclusion, that had he as nearly ev-