The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-10-30

ored voters. The citizens formed on Mich
igan street. The Excelsior Brass Band
leading, they marched up Michigan to On
tario streets, down Ontario to SUPERIOR,
from Superior streets to Bank, then into the
Union Depot, where they took cars for
Lawnfeld. Arriving at Mentor, hey again
formed and marched up. to the Generals
house, forming on the lawn in front, Gen
eral Garfield appearing on the portico, John
p Green Esq addressed him with neat
speech. He was followed by Rev. I. II.
jackson of the A. NJ. f. Church. General
Garfield then addressed the crowd in one of
his fine, yet not lengthy, speeches. This
over, the General at one end of the front hall
and Mrs. Garfield at the other end, shook
the hand of every one that past through.
This over, most of those present walked ov-
er his grounds, sampled his apples and other
wise enjoyed themselves until time. for, re-
turning which seemed to come too soon.
Reaching the depot, here, about o'clock,
they formed and marched up Water street
to Frankfort, through Frankfort street
passed the p D.. Ia democratic paper) to
Bank, up Bank street to Superior, Superior
70 the Square, up Ontario to Michigan street
and then disbanded, much pleased with
their trip.
The Leader" can always be purchased
of III. c. Smith, 81 Newton Street. - 9B1
Mr.. James Il. Beach, of Indianapolis.
visited Mentor with the delegation from the
Hoosier Capital, Tuesday ~ 81
Mr.. John Stanley, Jr, returned from his
trip to Indianapolis and Dayton last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Barnes, the crippled pioneer of
the East End, accompanied the colored citi-
zens to Mentor. While standing in the
yard, he was noticed by General Garfield
rs being most too crippled to walk the dis
tance OF half a mile from his place to the
train. Accordingly, he saw that the cid
veteran, Mr.. Barnes, was carried down to
the train in his buggy. One more for Cen
eral Garfield. -iG
The young men of this city have in mind,
grand ball for Thanksgiving Eve.
Take the "Leader"
Show the "Leader" to your neighbors and
friends, reader Tell them the paper can be
had of Mr.. r. Jones, at his store, corner of
Newton and Garden streets, or of II. c..
Smith, 81 Newton street.
Miss Cornelia Simm ,ns, of 33 Newton
street, has been quite sick for the last two
weeks.
Mr.. Daniel Fairfax returned from, his
trip last Sunday. fsaf...
Haverly's Colored Minstrels are at the
Academy this week.
The Republicans ladies of this city visited
General Garfield at Mentor, this week g,i
The business mems Garfield and Arthur
Club were to have visited Indianapolis this
last week. 2'i i'''tt
The sermon delivered by the Rev. T. H.
Jackson at his church, last Sunday evening,
was one full of meaning, good advice and
seemed to touch directly, the cases of sever
al of our young ladies who formerly attended
our public schools, but who got just so far,
and thinking they had education enough,
stopped. When in reality they had just
begun. a,.- --...,., q
The Excelsior Brass Band furnished mu-
sic for the 18th Warders, last Thursday
night. .g3sa
Mr. Robt. Crawford, of Chicago, is here
with the Minstrels.
Mrs David Peterson has been visiting at
Columbus for short time. vfG
The Red Cross Commandary K, T. have
commenced their series of festivals called
'.jug breakings."
Mr.. T. III. Jones, of Pittsburg, has return
ed to this city from Ravenna, where he has
been employed for some weeks past.
Non NoLo.