Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-14

II. Davis were given very pleasant
surprise, by quito Il number of their
friends calling upon them loaded with
well filled baskets and valuable pres
cnts. 1t was the fifteenth anniversary
of their marriage.
NMr. Floyd Wiglcy will sever his
connection with the New York Store
and leave for Chicago, next Monday,
where he has accepted aposition at the
stock yards. Floyd is one of the very
hest young men in the city and will
take with him the good wishes Of our
citizens, young and old.
May Sth, Michael Ludwig and Miss
Francis Snyder, of the southeast part of
this county, We're licensed to marry.
On the same day John liillman and
Miss Anna Cottrcll called at the Rccor-
der's Office, obtained license and
Judge Cowgirl then and there tied in
his artistic style the Gordian knot.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
MDockery of Gallatin, died in this
city, Monday, Of Group. Mrs. Dockcry
was here visiting at Rev, Dockery's.
This was their only child and its re-
mains were Inferred in our cemetery by
the graves of six of their children, who
all died at tender ages.
There win be m excursion TO st.
Louis from points along the II. & St.
j. X. Il. next Monday. An excursion
train will leave Chillicothc at 1l:ji a.
NJ. and arriving at Hannibal will take
steamer "Gcm City, for the balance of
the trip. Round trip tickets from this
point for sale at the depot at $0.l5.
Tickets good until May 80. For rates
from other points see advertisement.
Alexander the Great wrpt because
there were no more worlds TO conquer.
Mishlcr's Herb Bitcrs conqucrS every
form of disease. G.. IL. Vandikirk, of
BOG North Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
had suffered long from IN aggravated
form Of dyspepsia. "Allcr using three
bottles of your Herb Bittcrs,' he
writes am happy TO say that am en-
tircly cured. can eat anything with
out harm" 80
srhc City Council, at its meeting
Monday night, made the following per-
sons honorary members of the Fire
Company: j. 4. Johnston, W. T.
Leach, j. l.. Buford, j. w. Bolts, j,
W. Butncr, II. KaSc, NJ. Alexander,
Frank Platter, Rev. Talbot, w. IL.
Mansur, G. &. Brown, Il. w. Reynolds,
}. V. Patterson, j, p. Sailor, w. C..
Wood, j. X. Lcggit, II. c. Glen, w.
i. Crcllin, g. w. Bennett, A. +. Chap
in, +. IL. Leavcr, S. l.. Harris, S, S.
lIanauer, j. b. OStrandcr, 7. ii. Note
stinc. Louis Herman, Il. Barney, j. I.
sherman, A. w. Fowler, c. II. Mason,
Il. A. Spears, A. McNcy, Peter Young
and Daniel Lake.
DR.. d. b. Dorsey, who for sixteen
IEears has been the chief editor OF the
Chllicothc TriJune, has retired from
that position. Judge Il. j. Marsh,
who has been one of the proprietors OF
the paper ever since 1869, but whose
duties as postmaster prevented him
from editorial work, now that he has
been relieved of the postmastcrship,
has ,'Qkcn up the quill. Judge Marsh
is one o,s the best read and ablest men
in the West. and under his editoria
charge the Trt1a'nc will retain its higl
standing. We wish theretiring as wei
as the new editor, heath happiness ant
prosperity.
The statement which the l'etlrlng
Mayor, Mr.. A. McVey, Esq, made lo
the old council, in the presence of the
new council, last Tuesday, was very
plain statement Of the financial tran
sactions of the city government for the
past ysar, and showed that Mr.. McVey
kept track of the city business with the
vigilance which characterizes him in
his private business. The statement
appears in another column and will
doubtless be read with great interest
by our citizens.
Boston Post: Mr.. Homer d. Cope
Of New York, gave the third of the Som
erset course of entertainments in Ire
mont Temple on Wednesday. He gave
from memory, personatng every char
: acter, the entire drama of damon ant
Pythias," and succeeded IN impartins
to each role q true idea of its character
l He possesses n very flexible voice, ,whlcl
he modulatcs with ease, and he acts the
various characteristic loving wife, thu
: impctuous Damon, the patriotic Pythi
} as, and tho tyrannical King--witl
equal ease and merit.
q AT City Hall, Chillcothe, Monda!
Y night, May 10th.
0 Carrollton Record: Last Saturda.
. morning, Col. Hale presented the Fir
4 Company with q check for $4,000 as
testimonial Of his appreciation Of thel