The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-07
Twenty.Second Anniversary.

Twenty.SecOnd Anniversary.
The senior editor Of the STANDARD
and his wife have the following docu-
ment framed, and hanging in their
room:
'The State of Ohio, Franklin Co.. SIS:
To any Persen per Legally 6bi authorized to solemnized mar
This is license and permit you to join in the Ho
y Bonds Of Matrimony Davis A AMackey and !, Eliza
In testimony whereof I, Herman B. Alberry. Pro-
name and afix the seal of said Court at Columbus,
al of Franklin Co.
By R. F. NEIswENDER, Dep. elk.
The State of Ohio Franklin County, IS:
certify, that this day solemnzed the Marriage of
s Miness my hand this Fifs aaZ
Our married life proved to be an
exceedingly pleasant and happy one,
and we intended to celebrate the Goth
anniversary, two years ago, but the
death Of our dear daughter a few
weeks previous, prevented; so we con-
ciuded to celebrate the 22d anniversa-
ry, and issued $50 invitations for
Tuesday night Of this week.
We take the privilege Of publishing
a few of the responses from persons
at distance, who could not come:
"CH1LL1coTHE, Sept. %, 1880.
Your invitation to your twenty second anniversary
is am on of d Hon
ing much happiness on the occasion am sincere
ly your FRIEND Mrs. H. A. ANDERSON.
wELLsToN, o., Oct. 1, 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackley:
to desIiae X Kind
us to attend your anniversary y, marty; .,o o ,o
& Mrs. MARY AUSTIN
'WELLsToN, o., Oct l, 1880.
D. Mackley & Wife, Jackson, o.:
at yonr bonse oct5th received and am sorry to
that 1t will be ont of our power to attend &c. ,
Yours. very truly. j. E. FERREE"
LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS. Sept. 90, $780,
Mrs. Mackley, Dear Friend:
s'"' Your Friend, SARAH ASDERsoN.''
'wELLsToN, o., Sept. 80, 1880.
We received yonr invitation and would have been
glad to have complied but as Mr. Cobb viii be absent
'''i'-'' p'7'-''' '' Mr.. & Mrs. COBB"
Libbie Hoag sends e@ongratulations cons to Mr. and Mrs
cepting their Invitation for Oct. 9TH This not the
' those Highly
sR the iS ref hee IN ami
versaries and many years happiness and prosperi-
'CoHooTon. N. Y. Sept. %. 1897
s'HAMDEN JUNCTION. vinton Co.. o., Sept 80, 1880
Mr.. & Mrs. Mackley, Jackson, o.:
We were well pleased to receive your very kind in
to attend cb 2a aqd
der the present situation Of affairs we beg to be ex
selves and friends. and that Won may live to enjo,
rSV M ra
CHILLIcoTHE, o., Sept. 90, 1880.
| D. Mackey, ESQ.,, Jackson. 0.
Dear sir-The invitation to attend the ed annver
duly received and apnreeiated by my wife and my
end e a"s for we we forme pleasant
around vonr hearthstone, .,., ,,--
Mackley and wishing You pleasant and dh1hnny h eele
turns of such seasons, remain
VIM r sApPINeroN.''
| CHICAGO, Oct. 2, 1880.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mackley:
The anniversary of the marriage Of good man WitI
and would r enjoy being Tp9n ts sfp6
Yours sincerely, CoRNIE BAKER,
There are several other very kline
letters, and among them one from
Rev. J. @. Gibson and wife. Of Ports
mouth, but we find we will not have
room for all. We must, however, be
permitted to publish the following
from Capt. Stearns and wife, Of Wash
ington City:
s-sl7 N j. AVE-, WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. 27, 80.
Mr.. & Mrs. D. Mackley-Dear Friends:
Your card for Oct. s. 1880. has been received. tn
which we thank you for y kind ond n ta re
preference to all other time or place We would Wis
as are here too short time to be In readiness +
cer e afe Of en
called nnon to celebrate 4th of March exodus.
f;f @
to the 9Th day Of August ls5s and down % ALT all the & chan
that we are growing old; hnt smoking for myself
ay a. and and how to m
r of cnf amg
child to be silent when an aged person was passing
Wife se8a1
% at Visit reae d al IS Se IN
viii W we @ are capable Of which IS much hes
by Of strength you attn attqn to fou
By the and te
influence in forming and giving direction to improve
and ans
sssh ns of te
eating and leading it on.
legal residence to cast vote on the 18th of Oct;
main to the 2nd OF m ELECTION stay
jackson county would be very limited, on account
1t is understood that all the clerical force who hav
given their legal residence in the States. will
to their old homes voe-this is the custom prac
ticed here there is voting done in the district
gress through Commissioners
| We have had no sickness in our family up to thi
tfme though there are many cases OF chills all abou
| us.
Hoping you will continue in health and increasing
PROSPERITY all that is desired for plenty and peace
B:E: s. + sTHAnSs. sFHAnss and
The party was largely attended
some 125 persons being present, ano
all enjoyed themselves. Hon. H. S
Bundy, Hon. Stanley Matthews, Gen
R. P. Kennedy, and Hon. Mr.. Miller
of Columbus, were Of the party.
Very valuable and costly presents
were given, and among them a full
suit Of fine French broad-cloth, to bt
made up by Lloyd, the merchant tail.
or, a rich and costly silk dress fol
Mrs. Mackley, and silver, China and
glassware, and numerous other gifts
of which we will speak hereafter.
SOME of Zeke Jones friends are ask.