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NOTE: Information below provided by Billy Walker #31535270
A humorous newspaper article about Mr. Chance - 21 Jan 1870, "The Tiffin Tribune" (Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH), Page: 3
Mahlon Chance has gone to Bermuda. Providence always punishes the transgressor, and inasmuch as he has proved to be of no earthly benefit in America, means have been provided for his obliteration elsewhere.
Of the male portion of this community, who is there to mourn for Mahlon? Of the female, too many we fear. That hat, that cloak, that cane, that squint, they'll never be seen again. Nassau, beware!
NOTE: Information below provided by Billy Walker #31535270
A humorous newspaper article about Mr. Chance - 21 Jan 1870, "The Tiffin Tribune" (Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH), Page: 3
Mahlon Chance has gone to Bermuda. Providence always punishes the transgressor, and inasmuch as he has proved to be of no earthly benefit in America, means have been provided for his obliteration elsewhere.
Of the male portion of this community, who is there to mourn for Mahlon? Of the female, too many we fear. That hat, that cloak, that cane, that squint, they'll never be seen again. Nassau, beware!
#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*
NOTE: Information below provided by Billy Walker #31535270
A humorous newspaper article about Mr. Chance - 21 Jan 1870, "The Tiffin Tribune" (Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH), Page: 3
Mahlon Chance has gone to Bermuda. Providence always punishes the transgressor, and inasmuch as he has proved to be of no earthly benefit in America, means have been provided for his obliteration elsewhere.
Of the male portion of this community, who is there to mourn for Mahlon? Of the female, too many we fear. That hat, that cloak, that cane, that squint, they'll never be seen again. Nassau, beware!
NOTE: Information below provided by Billy Walker #31535270
A humorous newspaper article about Mr. Chance - 21 Jan 1870, "The Tiffin Tribune" (Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH), Page: 3
Mahlon Chance has gone to Bermuda. Providence always punishes the transgressor, and inasmuch as he has proved to be of no earthly benefit in America, means have been provided for his obliteration elsewhere.
Of the male portion of this community, who is there to mourn for Mahlon? Of the female, too many we fear. That hat, that cloak, that cane, that squint, they'll never be seen again. Nassau, beware!
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