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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01
AUCTION SALE.

I WILL offer for sale at my plantation
| six miles below the town Of Natch'te
ches, on Cane river, on
Saturday, January 18th. 1881,
$50 head Of Cattle.
25 head of Horses and Mules.
A large lot Of farming implements
household and kitchen furniture.
3 Wagons and 2 Hacks.
And 200 bushels of Corn.
Terms Of Sale:
On q credit Of six months, with az
proved security.
Dec. 18-tds. NJ. '. w.
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Pay Particular Attention.

To the surprising fact that We are
now ready to receive Subscriptions
for the VISDrcAroR and tho New Or.
leans Democrat, mailed postage paid.
for the small sum Of Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents for one year for both pa.
pers.
An eight page and q twelve page
weekly. twenty pages. % weeks for
- 50. The cheapest reading matter
In the world!
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

Yesterday closed the tax begging
time. Force comes now. and don't
you forget Il.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

Collect tho Poll tax. On that de.
pendf the public schools.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

The Sugar crop OF Louisiana IL be.
You'd oil doubt, the largest ever
ground or marketed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

References q 10 le.Orleaus.
4. CARRIERE & Fills. SMITH BROS { Gle
4. MMMEREAr 4 Gle. T. rOUKSINE. !
SCHMIDT 4 ZIEGLER. DELvAILLE 4 Ia.
rEYkE, y. LlMET, Editeur do rAbeiile. 8,
y: KENNEDY, President lssnque Nationale de
rEtat.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

Pay your poll tax and see that eve.
~ one 10 your employ does.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

No Doll tax-nO schools.
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The visit Of Gen. DoDSE to our
city cannot be postponed much long.
er, a. he has been 10 Shire veport. and
will return 10 o few days. We hope
and believe suitable arrangements
will be made TO receive him when he
comes. and that our people will have
their plans and offers ready for him.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

This 10 fearful weather In which to
get out . paper, but the VINDIcATog
comes ss good 20 ever.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-01

our request ,~ published for thirty days
preceding said election according 10 law.
Respectfully. &c.
y. ti.rs"n. c. +. L'Heri>son.
". II. Jack, Alfred Mobiles,
l.. Ca~pari. =. Venl-man,
j. : stephens, a. Bibertcr.
4. II. L.ec"m,e. &c. Trichel,
Chns Thompson, Leonard Billiard,
l.. Levy. 5. W. Kils,
Tiln,an Watkins, Jos. 7. Johnson,
= Nvlken, A. l.ec0mtc,
Heck Veil, DR.. +. Johnson,
II, bath, Il. FOntcnOt,
RichH Merrity. Joseph Ezernack,
Il. Lichtcnstrin, Chas Ilamlin,
Sh'd. Brown. Ag't. Jos. G. Long"rio,
J. \ Ducournau, }. II. COsgrOye,
Gen. Price. w. Shepherd.
u. A. Walmslry, II. B. Wal,nsley,
Henry Burns, J. 4. Hart,
Harris Katie. Thos. =. CHAPLIN.
Jno. Gcn". Tillman Watkins,
Geo. W. duncan, P.S. Prudhomnie,
Hester Collins, JnO. Laplace,
g. J. Smith, P. +. BOuis,
sam. Black, A. Deblieux,
.. Capmartin, J. Rusca,
N. J. Banks. j. II. Stephens,
e. Janin. A. T.. Lrnlee,
King Micklclerry, JAS. DoLs"l,
Mrs. p. Kahn, AL. Weatherspoon,
JOS Ezernack, Dan BELL,
l.. Hirsl,. J. NJ. H. McCook,
I'd. Ezcrnack. Harry Percy,
Willis Holmes. Frank Mcdaniel,
n. II Carver, &c. Trichei,
Jno. 4. Barlow, 7. Haller,
Mrs L l.. PicrsOu, II. A. 4 +. Walms.
? N Muirhead. ley,
Levy X Walmsley, NJ. J. Cunningham,
Ant. PERM, Miss l. l.. Payne,
Z. +. Dranguet, ROb't. Laplace.
q. l.. Walmsley H. J. J. McCook 4 Bro
Son. l.. Hodge.
J. =. Mcs.i. Admir- {. Chaplin.
J. W. CockerhanI, V. Mrrity,
Emile st. Ann rru- l.. Duplex,
dho,nme, l.. Duplex, Ag't.
Francis Hughes. l.. Duplex. Agt
J. L. kryser. a. +. LcnIre. Ag't.
Miss T.. Walmslcy, A. T.. Lcmee. Admir-
Jos. Henry. Mrs l.. AramX,
Herbert Sharpe, 4. A. Pclli.
J. J. McCook, James Genins,
]. Ducasse. =. Muirllcal.
J. II. Cunningham, Adj. Ducoarnau.
+. l'rudhommr. &. Bou,lry,
e. l.. Waimsiey. J. II. kiic. Ag't.
NJ II. Carver. Ag't }. Z Viennc.
Which petition WAS read aloud !,y the
Secretary and examined by the Mayor
and City Council, q quorum being pres.
ent. Aud it appearing to them that the
said petition was in compliance vi,h law,
and l"ti,ioncd said Mayor and City
Council Of Natchitocles TO levy Special
Tax in aid Of "a railway enterprise. Said
Tax not 10 exceed the rate Of five mills
on the dollar, nor extend for a longer
period than ten years, AMI the said pc.
tition i~ins signed by more than on,
third VI the property Taxpayers Of the
City Of Natchitochrs.
b. il therefore Ordained by the Mayor
and City Connri! Of Natchitocl,es:
That u special election hc. and is here.
by ordered 10 bc held on Tuesday, Jan.
nary 18Th. 1881. nn.lsr the general 4lec-
ton laws of this State now in force. ut
the polling place at which the last pre-.
ce'ling general election was held in the
City of Natchitoclrs, At which eirc.
ton will lie submitted 10 the property
taxpayers "f the City Of Natchitochcs,
entitled I" vote under the general cleo.
ton laws Of the State. the txpediency Of
levyi"g u Special Tax. for the purpose as
set forth in the foregoing petition, at the
rate Of Five Mills on the Dollar. and to
continue in force for u period If Ten
years. commencing with the year 1881.
Adopted.
WILLIS HOLMES.
lOhiciali Mayor.
W. II. BAEBEE.
Secretary Il Treasurer.
Dec. II Ct.
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Notice of Election.

Ara meeting Of the Mayor and City
~ Council of Natchitochcs. held at the
Mayors Office in the City of Natchito-
clm>. December lst. lSs", the following
petition WAS presented:
10 the honorable, the Mayor and City
Co,.ncii "f the City Of Natchitoches
The undersigned citizens and property
tax payers "f the City Of Natchitmhrs
rniiih,l IA vote under the general elrc-
ton laws Uf the State Ot Louisiana. res
f~rfimlly Priiii"n and pray that yan'
Honorable Emly levy q special AK. an
nualiy. Of five mills on the dollar. for Il
period Of Ten Years. upon all the prop
rriy ii said Corporation. liable, under
the general laws Ot the State, TO taxa.
ti"n IN aid Ot the construction. equip
n~n' and operation ii a line Of Rail
WAY tr"m "A point within che limits Of
said Municipal Corporation to Pru-
.,holnme's Station on the line Of the New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad,
within the limits Of the Parish Of Match
itmi,rs. distant al,0at niae miles from
the City Of NatchitOches: and that you
order u special election for that purpose.
and submit I" the property taxpayers,
entitled to vote ms aforesaid, the rate Of
taxation AMI the purpose for which the
same is intended as aforesaid: and that
this petition and your Ordinance granting
our request i~ published for thirty days
preceding said election according 10 law.
D.u,,u,s XnIl,, L.,
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
BLISS QUARREL.
He Gives the Particulars of the COntrO- |
yersY With DR. Baxter.

He Gives the Particulars Of the COntrO-
versy With DIR. Baxter.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-As soon as the
President gets out of danger DIR. Bliss IN
tends to publish the correct statement OF the
CONTROVERSY that was made by DIR. Baxter
inst after the President was shot as to Bax
ters right to take charge OF case Bliss
statement will be in substance that In the
first place he was called to the President at
the depot by a member of the Cabinet Sec
retary Liucoln) He took charge of the
case. and next morning Sunday after the
President was shot Bliss called the Presi
dents attention to the necessity Tor some
system about the treatment OF the
case. In the meantime the
President had reacted from the snock
and was capable of exercising Judgment
He told Bliss that he wanted him to take
entire charge and control of the case; tina
he felt complete confidence in him, and
would surrender everything to him.
Bliss saws he intended to select Wales
Surgeon General of the Navy, as repre-
sentative of the Navy, and on Sunday morn
ing. July 3, did invite Wales in to see
the President; that Wales without askihs
permission, opened the PRESIDENT ciotnc'
and inserted his fingers in the wound; tina
his was gross violation, and he made M
his mind Wales should not come into th'
case. that Wales friends appealed to TN
Secretary of the Navy and to Mrs. Garfield
but he (Bliss) would not let him in the cas-
after what he had done that Sunday. Dr
Baxter visited the White House, and wante'
to see the President. The President WA
sleeping, and he Bliss so told Baxter
| Then Baxter said that was his case, ana M
proposed to take charge of it, as the PreS'
dent had been patient of his Tor years.
This was so abrupt that Bliss was ma :
nant and called Baxter lobbyist and sal
he wanted to warm himself to all cases q
| high officials. Baxter then called Bliss
liar. and Bliss son took the fuss up am
said he would settle it. DIR. Bliss told hi
son to let the matter drop, as that was N
| place for difficulty.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
TERRE HAUTE.-It is with much


pain that we announce the death of Miss
Clara Howard, daughter of officer Howard,
which occurred Wednesday at 10 O'Clock,
after a severe illness. Besides her bereaved
parents. brother and sister and relatives,
CLARA leaves large circle OF affectionate
friends who sadly mourn her early and pre-
mature death. Deceased was about twenty
wears of age, and was promoted to the
High school by Mr. Bagby four years ago,
where she was a pupil two years. Her
death has cast feeling ofsadness and gloom
over the entire community ....g. ID. walker
last Monday came very near shortening his
davs By an attack of cholera Morbus 49,.
Quite q large delegation went over to Mat
toon on the l. & st. l.. r. r., Monday. ......
Mr.. J. Witherspoon and H. Davis was In
the city Sunday and Monday -.... Miss Ma
tilda Green is visiting her father 49, A boy
who has no raising drew knife on man
last Saturday and came very near getting
in the cooler ..... Rev. j. w. Malone preach
ed at the A. NJ. L. Church Sunday ...... Mr.
Robt. johnson is now under conviction from
the sermon preached by Rev. j. w. Malone
Mrs. Esther Tut of Vincennes is in the city
| Miss Verbena Jackson and Mr. Isaac
Anderson were united as one last Thursday
eve Mrs Smith of Brazil is In the city
...... MIR. w. Taylor is lying very low with
lung fever -. Rev. j. Mitchell was out OF
the city last Sunday ...... The jug breaking
at the A. M. L. Church was q success, they
cleared over So the lady who had tn
honor of breaking the jugs was Miss JAM
Hunter. :. Miss Clara Howard professed re
ligion last Monday eve.... Mr.. Smith o
South Third street is quite "A certain
girl who makes it her business to tell tn
girls that r. g. q. will give them away Is
falsfer; but it would be better if X. Z. q
did; it might save the rising generation .....
The celebration at Nation was afailure.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
The Quiet Person.

Looking through the communities ana
observing closely, you will discover that
men of real merit make the least noise and
fuss in going through the world. They
also walk the streets with less pretention
than the mere fop, who is as brainless and
useless as June bug. The desire to make
a noise and become conspicuous is oftener
exhibited by those who push themselves to
places of prominence, whether public or
private. than by the man of ability and
imuch learning" The former class do all
the moving and seconding, get on to all
committees, sign all testimonials, head all
public meetings-purchase the highest seats
in Church-and this is the extent OF their
fame; they never amount to anything, e!'
cept what they pay for to glitterize their
own pompless glory, which may, perchance
water wsyside flower.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
QUEER.

1t is queer contradiction that the Negro
delegates TO the Republican Convention now
in session at Lynchburg, Va, should be re-
fused accommodations at the hotels, and be
compelled to put up at private houses kept
by some of their own race. We say 1t Is
is queer because Negro is President of
chiefly make up the officers of the Conven-
fine There with the whites they meet
and discuss politics and their votes are of
equal value, but when it comes to the part.
Of every day life, the civil rights bill is
kicked into the gutter, "and there is no room
for them at the nn.'-[ Indianapolis News
Yes, this is very queer contra
diction. but then we have the same
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

contradiction here in indianapolis in
a different, though no less reprehen-
sible form. The Superintendent OF
Schools and a few members of the
School Board in this city,think that a
colored man is good enoughto be edu-
Gated, but they think he ought not to
be allowed to do anything above
mental labor. They even think he is
not good enough to teach colored
children when worthless white
teacher can be found to do the work
Tarbell no doubt feels like sending
his congratulations to the Lynchburg
hotel keepers.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

Louis; he will return soon...... Did any OF
the readers of the Leader attend the basket
picnic at Cold Springs last Sunday2 if so.
how did you enjoy it,. Mrs. Polly Nc
Dougal wife of Charles McDougal, of South
Factory street, died last Friday, after hn-
gering illness of nine months; age, sixty
nine years. The funeral took place at 10 =.
m. at Second Baptist Church.
JARIUs.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

Anxiety About the Presiaent-Hons stanton
7 Peele and X. j. kright-Capital City
Guards-spsrta SOcisI Club-Tivoii Park
Personal-EditorialC Correspondence.
There is deep anxiety in every heart
in regard to the condition of our
stricken President. There is feel
;no that the doctors have not
o;ven us the worst. We can
only wait and hope that all will
be we'll. 1t is at least encouraging
tn know that those in constant at
tandance at the sick bed are still
very hopeful. I think the doctors
have been subjected to much unjust
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
Mr.. H. S. Tarbell, Superinte ndent

Mr.. H. S. Tarbell, Superinte ndent
of Public Schools in this city, issued
cards of invitation Thursday to a
few prominent colored gentlemen OF
this city for a consultation at his
Office last night. 1t is the
general opinion that Mr.. Tarbell de-
sires an endorsement from these
gentlemen of hispoIicy of supplanting
colored teachers with white teachers
in the colored schools. We hardly
think he will get it.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

Springfield, Ohio. The grand
parade by the Independent Sons OF Honor,
followed bv the picnic at Spence's Grove,
and the festival in the evening at the Wig.
wan, sufficed to make the occasion grand
one. Among the persons from abroad were:
J. O. Adams, OF the Bulletin; Dr. Fitzbutler,
of the Ohio Falls Express; National Grand
Pilot, l.. c. Carter, of Indianapolis Mr.
Ed. Outland, Mr.. John Preston. Samuel
Tanner, NJ. H Gardner, VIM. Rhodes, j.
Clark, MIR. and Mrs II. Fleming, Miss Katie
Washington, Miss Roxie Hall, Miss M.
Spalding. Miss NJ johnson, of Indianapolis,
Miss Jackson, Miss Floyd, Mr.. Harris, MIR.
Dunlap, of Louisville All seemed to be
well provided for and departed highly
pleased with their visit to the Champion
City. We are informed that the National
Committee of this order will meet in In
dianapolis next week, at which time the
place of holding the next meeting OF the or
Ger will be determined ..... Dan, OF the Sun
dav News, has said very much in
keeping with our sentiments in connection
with society. Give it to 'em, Danl I'll back
you ...... The Misses Taylors, of Cincinnati
left for home Saturday evening. We are
satisfied that they carried away the hearts o.
twoof our young bloods-as far as Dayton al
any rate 49,. Miss Laura Beatty, of Zanes
vile, is here, the guest of Mrs. Henry Moss
East High street,. Grand annual sessior
of the American Nupteriers and Daughter
of Jerusalem in this city, August Is, II, ls
...... Teachers Association, colored, in th
Central Building August II and ......Say
Charley, did you and Albert get back ysu
hearts al Dayton, eh2 ...... Mr.. Charles Bas
has portly bearing as an officer in his new
uniform ..... Mr.. Charles Chapman has nov
established himself in business in this city
He can be found on the Market square
where he has fitted up an elegant tonsoria
parlor. ...... Mr.. h. NJ. Wilson has gone to 81
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
KentOn News.-The con, ention to

AemtOm NeWSe"ln ne Con sohe'oh w
nominate State Senator for this District
was held at this place Tuesday. Col. l.
M. Strong was nominated. Logan county
sent two colored delegates, Messrs. N. l..
Bray and E. B. Banks. They represented
their constituents with credit to themselves
and race. Tho Republicans of the county
acted little shabby in not allowing the
colored people representative in the con-
vention. They finally saw their mistake,
and just before.the convention met they
wanted w. j. Toles to act as delegate, but
he would not participate 49,. Rev. Bracy, oi
Belfontaine, and Hon. w. w. Ellis, ol
Xenia. will address the people at the Sab
bath School picnic on the 18th ..... Mrs
Josie Thomas, of Spring field, is home visit.
ing her parents ...... The A. M E. and b L
Sunday Schools will picnic on the 18th inst
.,.... Miss Martha Durham has bee seriousl J
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

Urbana, O. Mr. Bowser and son have
returned home having had pleasant visit
among friends in Virginia. Several of our
young ladies and gentlemen attended the
annual meeting ofthe LIS. FL. held at Spring
field last Thursday. They say very pleas
ant company met them there, and good
time was had in the modern Eden ...... Dame
Rumor has it that early in the fall young
society gentleman will lead to the hymeneal
altar one of Urbsna's fairest daughters. Go
on young man, we see plainly you are dis
cipie of Davy Crockett: First knowing you
are right and then going ahead" ...... Selwob
will soon be on the tapis again, with crumbs
of comfort 49,. :. Mr.. Ira Burns has returned
home; having been to Oxford attending the
funeral of his sister .. Rev. kockhold
preached last Sunday at the Second Baptist
| Church. His sermon at night was very in
teresting - The Leader is growing in favor
| here, and ere long the number in demand
will be doubled ..... Be CAREFUL this time
| Kenton. ANON.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
MAUD S,
Maud ; Beats Her Record-The Fastest
Time Ever Made on Race Course.

Maud ; Beats Her Record-The Fastest
Time Ever Made on Race Course.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 1.-Fifteen thousand
people were in attendance at the races TO-
day. Maud S trotted against time to beat
her own record, and Clipped off quarter OF
a second at the first trial making mile in
2:1OT. The quarters were as follows: Quar-
ter, :32A; half, 1:05A; three-quarters,
1871; mile, 2:1OA.
Vanderbilt and party occupied reserved
seats in the judges stand. At the close OF
the second heat of the 2:21 class the track
was dragged near the pole for the purpose
of giving Maud S every opportunity to do
her best. The day was perfect, and not the
slightest breeze was blowing. At twenty
five minutes before the magnificent mare
logged past the grand stand. Every eye was
on her, and there was great enthusiasm.
Again she passed the stand, and going
beyond the three-quarter pole, turned, and
trotted around the turn. Nearing the
Judges stand Bair mods, and the nod is re-
turned. She is off. What a magnificent
animal she is. How she flies along. The
running horse accompanying her can not
keep pace with her. He is two leng ghts
behind, and doing his best. The
first quarter is reached, and
time, 322l, is called. will she beat her rec
ord?'' is the whispered inquiry. Never
| mind; only look at her. 1t is only an IN
slant and she reaches the half-mile post
| Time. 1:05A. She must increase her pace
She does Like bird she skins along anC
passes the three-quarter pole in 1:37%. |
She does not break she will beat 2:1O%
| rh re is no sign of break, as at the star
she places each foot just where 1t should go
Down the stretch she comes, and in splendiC
| form passes under the wire in 2:1Oh. Thre
cheers go up, and the Vanderbilt party chez
land wave their hats. An instant later th
official time is hung out by the judges an'
the applause of 10000 people greet II.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

The Galveston, Texas, Spectator
will issue an afternoon daily, COM
mencing September 1. This will be
the only daily paper in the country
conducted by colored men, and we
hope the enterprise may be successful
Richard Nelson will be at the helm.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

1t was remarked some time ago
that the colored employees of the city
postoffice had been very unfortunate,
owing to the fact that one or two OF
them had been detected in dishonest
transactions. We wonder If all the
white men will now be considered
unfortunate
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

i'll 49,. VIM. Manly attended the Odd iFel-
lows Convention at Cleveland last week.
..... Mr.. X. Miller took the silver cup at the
Sandusky ball, by proving himself an ex-
pert waltzer ...... A number of young people
met at Mrs Plummers Thursday night to
organize singing band. Prof. Peter ID.
Clark spoke at she Belfontaine celebration
Monday
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondents will please make their communi-
cations as brief and concise possible Owing to our
limited space we frequently compelled to leave
out matter that we would like to publish, but can
not for want of space. All letters outside Of In
dianapolis should reach us Thursday. All commu-
nicatons written both sides of the paper Will be
refused.I
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

The action of the Virginia Repub
licans, in endorsing Senator Mahones
ticket, makes us again feel proud OF
the fact that we were born in "Ole
Vireinny."
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13

We shall next week give our read
ers an engraving of Register Bruce,
of the U. s. Treasury, together with
a brief sketch of his life.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
Green Castle. Ind.-Miss Maude

johnson left for Rockville Thursday.
Our city was adorned by the smiles OF Miss
Mollie Palmer and Miss Florence Lighttord,
of Plainfeld, Sunday .. Mrs. Mary Allen,
of Indianapolis is visiting friends here ...
Mrs. William HARDWOOD has taken up her
residence here again ..... Rev. A. A. Bur
leigh was in Plainfield Sunday .. Mrs.
Venie Lipscomt wants to be herser again,
and asks the law to assist her In the way OF
a divorce Robert Nathan made flying
visit to Louisville last week....""1 would
ask you. my darling. to give me a divorce,
saws David McMath ...... When will that
wedding be2 ask Enos. RUE.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-08-13
indianapolis LEADER.

We again desire to ask Messrs.
Brown and Tarbell why they 90 not
put a few colored teachers in the
white schools.