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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18

He who often swesrs iis,rasts his
own words.
Re creN, in act as yea have hSea
IN iSoaght
Cas,om may lead man Into vaspy
errors bu, jesahes aane,
Complain, against fortune is at,sn
masked apology tar ialalense,
How many people are busy in
this world gathering aAai,al NJ
thorns 81 sit upon,
lte that s,adies books alane wall
know how things ought O. ,,\ hei
he that studies mea viii lasw how
things arc
There IL nothing whieA women
appreciate more than anexres,ei 4
little presents from their Husbands
selected and bestowed ws,A that fset
which is The offspring AZ e,ae len,
uvllttA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18

So boy is eirsl IA Yellow Jacket
"hcn It hus = gu! 10 It.
\ pen may be driven. but the
pencil docs best vae4 tits lead.
Why is q yonng v;fo like a hinge
Because che is some thing 10 cuolc,
The young man Of the period is
one whose career has come 10 tnl!
stop.
4 Texas dog ate rp eight dollars
worth Of postage stamps 10 that
other cline.
4 was SAYS that the best dentists
in the world are dogs. Because they
insert natural teeth.
We are offering chronic now to
the wonl0 vl1 doesn't think her
baby uic3r tlau any other woman S
baby
II thcrs is a past in which men
have dlae III, Ia, is then have hDoa,
for there is a future IN which they
may ID Well.
A little miss at long Branch Just
two aul one bal! wears oil has no
loss than SIX dresses which cost $50
apiece.
or al ;te vlriors ncth>ls propos-
ei foy the rei1cipn 81 postage none
are more practice! than this; Get
married,
4 grocer haia pounI OF sugar
retlruai wltG Aulte ssyiu- Zoo
much sad t1r table use All 10.
enoasb for building purposes
Hero s-o two .aiuss \ fellow
cant 40 st tue same ,ime--l5ll
4 gool.,o,A,lS sd 1l Ais lap Anl
keep igoA kisssuS her,
Americya women eN ruare chniy
than a.. tIs o,aev wSm-u 10 the
world On; together, tio NsS IprA
S;I- SSy< rhis may sccouat for
their superior swre,rvSS.
ras highest ambition - which
some mSu sysy aspire, u to DO s'l9
Io p;ck ,hsiv ,sJtL ia iroat Of the
lSAi,us hotel ot,hs c,;y ia which they
hvs,
Colorado js e>olsg than ever this
s,,s,,u,.- rA.v h.l kxN Spl,rySt,rf,, :
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18

Never 70 sailing with children
There is sure to be a sqlall before
you return.
Can anybody tell why it is that
when a man borrows yoar load
pencil be immediately rams it into
ais mouth,
Many man who has not cent
in h,s pocket owns cNcn which he
would not allow ' 90 to step on e.,
the world.
HNyae can never M s-snsierrNS--
never r>,gNsStsi Ia the ex resSeacs ~
Al Individual Tee pls>s N,asssrs,a 81
~ pscNntsl hvA Nv tSe SnnN>saas
sui sg>sgts q tSs AaSasa heart
Learn AssaasAls What wa 4,
lSsySA Ns Il sNeS 81 SttlA sns vSa
@sv syNsk ot,t ~sss Nasfaesse A
tss sl~S,Ss SesaeS f~Sss snS saes.
are ~sstA wade As.rsyy .. GaaAs-
tAse sSss.essA
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18
C0uidn | Hepl Her.

The gates Mt the passenger dopots
which shut out all tho people co
having tickets for tho trains wer,
yesterday closed ut tho Union doro,
against an elderly woman wcirloy
spectacles AMI using an umbrella FOL
cam.
Cant" pa. without ticket, said
tho man at the gate as sho camp up.
I want to sec if there's anybody
on that traia going 10 Port Uuron,
she answered.
Can't pass without a iickc,, mad
am.
I've got dattor IN Port Huron
| bavc"
Can't help It, ploaso. Ny orders
are very strict.
81 tell you want 20 send word to
my dartor sbo exclaimed. adlu.ts
,ng her spectacle, for a better view
Of the Official.
Yes. bat We cant help that, you
see, Pleas show your ticket.
II want this '"ro railroad to mn.
icrstani that I've got II du,cr ia
Port Uuron, and she's got bahy
bnr weeks old, aud I'm goius to
sud her word 10 spd9 Of al the
gates 10 this depot.
"Pleise show your ;icf"', maiam
She gave the ii umbrella wh,rl
AMI brought II down on his head
with oil the vim Of On old fashioned
log.rii,in,, AMI az he staggered a'iio
,hc passed hi,n and said
There's my ticket, sir. and I've
glt moro behind it Nehhe onc
man ani u gate can stop nc from
sending word to my d,rtor to grease
the babyo nose with lt1n taller II
the weather changes cold, bat
don't believe il -
And she walked down 10 tho t,niu
found some one going to Port HUI
ron, aud came back hnnminy tUo
melD iy of "Tho Three Blind
Nice, - Err, Press.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18
BY BELLE MONTICELLO.

Il was large, old-fashionel farm
house, but vory pleas mt it seemed,
with its broad piazzas extending the
entire length of the building. the
narrow pined windows set in deep
oaken frames, and although it wa.
late spring they were still shaded by
rich crimson curtains. Tho large
bay-window was filed with rare
plants, freighting tue atmosphere
with their fragrance.
A cage of canaries hung near,
chirping and twittering as il in an
swer to tho merry swallows that few
past the open window, busily on
gagged in building their nests under
tho dropping caves.
Stretched at full length on one
OF the benches that ran along the
side OF the piazza was George, the
only son Of Squire Darrell,
George had been practicing law in
the city for two years or more, but
spent several months of each year
"'su dto PttputN.
The old house seemed dull aud
lonely to him, having no sister To
brighton it with her presence, and
he hailed with delight tho arrival OF
distant cousin whose visit was nn.
expected, Sho was now seated in a
large armchair near him. aud, in
true girlish fashion, was teasing him
most numerically.
Don't, Cousin Alma y no cried,
as she peltod him with the lowers
with which bor lap was lilloi, trying
TO shield himself with his newspaper.
"Ill tako il oil back aud doclaro
! never said IT," for bo had jus,
been telling hor that tho women
,wero all humbugs, and that IL would
be policy 10 have thcm transported
10 tho Fiji islands, whore il wocld
Dc impossible for thom TO practice
Their arts OF witchery.
She was IN tho act OF again do
,,aging him with q floral shower, hor
blue eyes sparkling with mischief,
ner ruby lips parted in n silvcry
laugh hor yellow hair, cscdpcd from
ITS confinement, was thrown back
'rom her snowy brow aud ripplod
over her shoulders.
George, pocpiug up from bohiud
hs newspapor. was Admirlng her
'o'eiiness, whom thoy wore botl
startled BY tho sharp g 10, Of ths
sa'" and gnick. Arm tread on ths
srAyalel walk.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18

SOME CUGIous FAcrs II q musk
ct ball be fred into water il will not
onlv rebound, hut be h4tteucd if
ireithrough pane of glass it will
make hole the sizs OF the ball
without cracking the glass if the
glass be suspended by a thread it
viii make no difference, anl the
threi will not even vibrate. Cork.
Il sunk goo feet in the ocesn, will
not rise. on account Of the pressure
VI water Ia the Artic regions,
when the thermometer is below zero,
persons eau converse more than a
mile distant. DR. Jamisau asserts
that be heard every word Of a ser
mOn at the distance Of two miles.
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II q q { II ".
The Old Man goes to School.


know I'm too old to learn, wife m,
lessons nd tasks are d,ne.
The dsvs Of lire's evening glisten in IN,
light OF life's setting sun.
To the grave by the aida of nv fatbe,
they'll carry me soon away.
grown, SO bobbled TO school 10 day
I could have told twas o school hose,
Il lowered IN to the AZ tea
I pazed on the noble structure 'till din
mer grew these old eyes.
NV thoughts venl hack To the lac bou..
the school house Of years ago.
Where { studied and ronpra with the NOR
grow.
was started out Of my dreaming by the
tones OF its monster bell
On these ears that are growing deaf the
sweet notes rose anil fell.
! entered the massive door, auI eat In the
proGerei chsir-
mids, Of tho ysuns aud fair.
Like o garden Of blooming roses the
school-room appeared TO me
The children were all so tidy, th sir face.
so full OF glee
They stared ~ ne when | entered. then
broke through the whispering rule.
Aud said, with smila to each other
When the county here was new, and |
was a scholar l,i.
Oar reading writing and spelli,a ware
about all tho stu,liss We hal
We cleared up the farm through the sum.
mer. then Travelled through wool and
snow
school house OF years ago.
Now, boys 60 to school in palaces, an /
study hard Latin aud Greek
They are taught TO write scholarly essays,
anl drillcl on the stage - sI..s
They z, into the district hDpper. brt
cctse ost through the college sppit :
land are griniins our grsat men out
Let them grind let them grind. dear
wife the world needs the god sai
true,
Let the chillren out Of the old house anl
welcome them into the neS:
I'll checrfully pay my taxes. aud cay to
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18
Ire phnah Pesioral

uas f-avc4 ltsr'f o. 20 pet .--,T O.. s--s
..t f-r-sus l.rs-...t SEE a.. --fI -
break. Al..l j. Of. - O. ---gt y. t|.. -.
p.riorsu.- .tslvus .as Lrt -elti = : Ie'
.trtr.tt = o. e. rss' .t la .-E-r 80
-.,f-s tf . - ar. utrt' urr.l.rt - tHl.aals .!
,tc -'..-s.. 10 L-s;err Penney .rs'la tArt
use. a ~ -str. Ea.' AI- tlft.r tlt rem
given as cures c'rri.'
pt,rt. =. e.-.s .- rutl.ts '1- q.
Tr..a-t. o., l.rr. N'--t1 '-s- ,. =. o.
sii sl loar q. Moan. F.l'I'enu y A. Sc.
unioa : .srHr'. . c.t-tvi-lt, IL
Ann eII, l'.f y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18

CHW-ri,S CoNpucr Conduct j.
u lnugulgc that all can M iorstlui
aud if /. BE- true that actIDLs SPEAK
louder than words. then all may
speak for Christ, aud all may preach
the gospel in the distinct aul
powerful clpqucnco OF holy life. All
may plead fog religion, with living
arsumon,, all proclaim its excellence
by contuct which is without re-
proach aud aoove suspicion This l.
"A mode Of pfcacliaE which mon
cannot avoid hearing, which they
must respect which tAcy viii fe !.
Said an iuhicl Of an crlneHtiy
p!ons rau, Il never sec hin With
ont feeling my own nuworlhincss.
lie is Il cOnstar, r-proof 10 me the
sight of Ain has often made me
,remble
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18
Our Crocodile Hunter

A young naturalist gives the follow.
ing account Of bunting the crocodile
on the Drinoco "Wo landed upon
hinge sand bar aud takirg otr guns
hatchet, field1gloss. otc., STATED
across the green bank that we saw
on The other silo of the bar Before
we got across wo christoned that bar
the Great Desert. As wo Dcarei the
opposite side wo saw that. IA wc
had suspected, there was littlc
body Of water between tho sand ban
and the shore. Very soon we sighted
fiue crocodile, basbing in tho rays
of the midday sun, near tho cdge
OF tho water There was not n bnsb
nor blade of grass TO afford us
cover, but quickly making ready
nni throwing ourselves upon our
faces began wDrmlug our way toward
The great reptile as flst as possible.
taking advantage Of some little ril,.
es aud depro,sIons in the snul Rot
he was too smart for us, AMI before
We woio within good rifle shot be-
quickly slid into the water anl
disappeared. just then We came in
sight OF another aud larger crocodile
much nearer to rs. 70 near thut we
wondered why he bad not taken
alarm and fled. wu nj once trrued
our attention to him, and began
creeping up, until We thought we
could afford to fro We lay fiat npon
the sand, made ready, CLet softly
remarked:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18

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Ono, Two, thrco.

And our rides spoke together.
without waiting 10 reload. lett
my gun lying ou tho ground and ran
fall tl!t 10 grab the tai Of the rcu,ile
aud prevent its gaining tho water.fyr
when crocodile. Is badly wounded a
man may keep It frOm getting
away. ! merely noticed that il was a
large OH fci!J% aud styope to grub
bis tail-wAen suddenly A.s tail HA.
wAished ont Of my grasp, AMI the
crocodile quickly swuus around VIA
his Aeai toward the Ilo raised A.-
head high up, opened his i,v- :.
their widest and uttered luul
h1nrse kind Il snarl. 1t was tie first
time crocJ lie or all gator turned
upon me, aud | was very much taken
by surprise | l.f; the vicinity Of
those jaws a. quickly a. possible.
and got around 10 the tail Again the
crocodile ,waug on uis tail api hind
leg, aud faced iae with his laws
open and st..l u;torius that horrible
sugry snarl. | yelled 10 =.
Bring the AatcAct o.
quite forgot tuat be bad a rife
Again | rau around = tie tai, o, tie.
reptile. aud again 10 turned upon
me.
"Rring - hr'.he; -
SHUT Your month. ! won't do
1t = baVlei out Cuct, running ur
lni .Js1iIs as lie ran. | kent tho
crocodile busy turaing rouni until
Iuet was really TO fire. when be sen.
ball through is neck bone AMI
ended it, troubles in q moment. y
was fine male specimen. !epy,b ten
fec, eight inches, and from the ey.
'ocotng roughuess OF its exterior.
very thick skin and bluut claws We
were lcd 10 believe that Ac WAS very
old, aud had probably attained bi-
fu!l growth We found that ono bill
bad struck hun in the neck. bnt
missing the ceryical vertobrae. api
The other entered ! biz sAoa.ler. Why
be dli not ta-e t. the water when
ne was So able 10 iysJ WIS a 'ay--
terry TO us. We rou vol the skin a,
quickly rs possible. folded il into q
bun lie and tool, tarn about. carving
u across the desert to the canoe
Then we thought tha. our dorrel
perseverance IN crossing the river
IN tho morning had been rewarded.
On returning J-generously offer
ei 10 take the front seat, and be-
fore we hal got across he re-
marked that it was harder TO take
1t easy than be thought. After toll
ing ACROSS another sand bar with
the skin on our backs We dump
ed it into Captain Hlcca's boat aE /
went sailing up to Bolivar with
tired arms and legs and fair wind.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-09-18
COUSIN ALMA.

~ q l q q t II al a i.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
A Physicisn's IS years Experience.


COLUMBIA, TuOtunne Co, July l6 1878.
W. j. Horne, EsI.-Ie&r Sir. For time Ygst
have have used in practice the California ~ site Truss
with entire satisfaction in most Of complicated hernia
OF both sexes During practice Of forty five years have
found no truss that would with the and
y, retain the required al usLmen the being -
ways under the immediate control Of the patient Tne
simplicity and OF application is Of itself guarantee
10 every experienced physician. have the honor
by mail the amount due, knowing that contribute tho
alienation Of afflicted humanity. Yours truly,
j. p. TIBBlTS, II. u.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

! The Carson Reform Temperance Club held
q meeting at Moore & Parker's hall on their
own hook last night, without the aid of DIR.
Mckenzie, who is absent. General L. ID.
| Edwards, the President, occupied the chair,
and Capt W. T. Hanford was the Secretary
of the meeting. The hall was well filled, es-
tablishing the fact that the enthusiasm in the
cold water move has not diminished. General
Edwards stated that the stone building opposite
the Capitol will be reftted and placed in a
condition for a club-room, and that the labor
will be performed by volunteer mechanics,
which announcement was received with a
round of applause. Among the other gentle
men who addressed the meeting was Hon. R.
D. Ferguson, and he made some very sound
and sensible remarks upon the subject of
temperate habits. In the course of the
evening Mr.. W. J. Wilkes recited "Shamus
o Brien" in mastery manner, and he took
the meeting by storm. The encore that fol-
lowed was loud and prolonged, but Mr.. Wilkes
did not respond. These meetings are free to
everybody; it is not absolutely necessary for
one to be- member to be made welcome
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
MINING IN ORMSBY COUNTY.

A few business men of Carson, who have
| for some time felt that move must soon be
| made to revive and sustain the trade Of this
county, express themselves as being ia har-
mony with the suggestions made in yesterday s
MORNING APPEAL respecting the formation OF
one or more companies to prosecute prospect
ing in this county. There are several mines
in the immediate vicinity of Carson upon
which some work has been done, and as super
6cially as these properties have been prospect
ed, they give promise of great returns if a
little capital would be expended to further
develope them. The outlay necessary to es-
tablish a profitable mining industry here
would not devolve altogether upon the resi-
dents of this county, for soon as a fair
showing is made, and which can be presented
at comparatively trlfing expenditure, there
will be any amount of capital brought here
to find employment. There are numerous
mining locations hereabouts which could be
used to demonstrate the fact that outside
County. Expert miners express the belief
that good and encouraging exhibits could soon
be made here to the extent of creating mag
netic attraction for outside capital 1t would
be wise to act upon this suggestion without
great delay, for the earlier something is &C
complished in this direction, the sooner will
new life and tiattering future present itself
to the people of this county. 1t is only neces
sary to take the iuitiatory step in this direc-
ton to see how easily this project can be
managed. Call meeting at once, and it
will prove that the sentiment of the entire
county respecting this proposal is unanimously
in favor of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
INDIAN DISTRICT.

Captain s. d. Prescott, the Superintendent
of the Sultan Hill Mining Company, Indian
District, came into town last evening. He
tries to subdue the enthusiasm which swells
in his breast respecting the future of that 10
oality, but one can see that he pins his faith
ON the wealth that will yet be uncovered there
The district is about As miles southeast of
Bodie, and Immediately south of Benton, with
an area of about ten miles square. The prin-
eipal mine, on what is known as the silver
belt, is the Clover" and is owned by the old
Cammanche Company. They are employing
rs men, and taking out sufficient ore to rEn
ten stamp mill. The Sultan Hill Mining Co.
is working on the Viceroy locations, and EN-
ploy 10 men, The "Czar' mine, another
good piece of property, is sinking Wine.
The prospects in these mines are tiattermg.
The representative mine, on the gold belt, is
the "Neal," and is down $50 feet with IL
feet of $40 ore. There are many other and
larger mines there, but there is no extensive
work prosecuted on them. The district is
densely wooded and plentifully supplied with
water for all practical purposes. 1t Is located
$500 feet lower than Bodie, accessible at all
seasons, and has wonderfully natural advan-
tages The surface indications justify extern
sive prospecting and OUTLAWS. At present
there are only 70 men in the whole district.
Oapt. Prescott, as said before, is very ret
icent about giving very glowing description
of the country; he fails to crack it up like
most mining men do their camps, but Thea
there is very likely a method hidden in his
modesty He will return to the district with
out much delay, and very likely show up
something big before the expiration of agreat
while
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
DISTRICT COURT.
while.

Judge King presiding.
H. H Bence VS.. j. P Jones By order of
the Court default was entered against de-
PENDANT.
S. E. Jones vs. A. Lebo. Decision rem
dered in favor of defendant
E. James VS.. Alex Leport. Demurrer sus-
tanned. Wells, Fargo Il Co VS.. A. A. Smith.
Demurrer overruled; defendant has 10 days to
answer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
G.. Es. " ER II.
(Successor to J. B. COrmaek)
AUCTION kep CgN HlsSiGa BUSINESS,
AND DEALER III
NEW AND SECOND HREp
FURNITURE.
Houses to Rent. - House and Farm Help Supplied.
Goods Sold on Commission
cars CiEy. Nevada. North Sf1e Ct the
Capitol Square.
April A. 1879

IN rae rRICr COURT s,F IH% -Et-
ond judicial Distrct, County OF Crmsby, State Of Ne
vada--Sou HIS CREDIIoRs-EOtCe TO Credit
f lnsoycnt: Pursuant tt Orer OF the Hon 5. u
King Judge of he District Court, notice Is hereby
given the creditors OF said insOvent, Sol Sin-
be and appeal before the said Judge at the Court
oom OF sad Court in the city OF Carson in the county
o; Drtu-by, State Of Nevada, the SIXTH DAY OF'
NAV A. H. 1879 at 10 O'Clock A. of that day. taen
and show cause if any they can, why The pra
said in5pvrnt should not DC granted and
nen vi his estate made and he he discharged from
his dets and liabilities, IN pursuance of the ST. III
such case de and provided; ami in the meantime all
procs dings &ga INST said i. solvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of sad Court, this Sd
day of April, a. b. 1879.
isEAL.I j. II. MARSHALL, COUNTY Clerk
ap d3o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06

AUCTION OF PLANTs-A fine lot of plants
by George B. Webb, on the premises adjoin-
ing Gibson Il Dealy's, on Carson street, di-
agonally opposite the Carson Bank. The lot
is a choice and rare one, and will be sold at
reasonable prices.
METHODIST CHURCH. Service this evening
at half past seven o'clock. Subject of dis
free and all are invited. Sunday school at 2
P. NJ. No morning service.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. service at
st. Peters Church to-day at the usual hours.
Sunday School at 1870. Public invited
GEO R. DAVIS, Rector.
THOMAS H. BooTH, one of the first tele-
graphers in this city, and now operator i'll the
Virginia office, was married last night to Miss
Emily Nicoll, of Gold Hill
The ladies will talk Temperance at $50
o'clock in the Presbyterian church next
Wednesday.
YESTERDAY was pleasant and warm until
noon, when cold, cherries blast swept the
town.
WE were shown some immensely rich gold
quartz from Lake district, near Bodie, yes
terday.
Presentation. William Woodburn and
Mr.. c. n Noteware were in town yesterday.
Tomorrow Carosn lady will be led to
the hymeAeal altar by Virginia lawyer.
THE examination of the public schools will
be resumed tomorrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF PIE

IN THE DISTRICT FOGRF OF THE
IL Second judicial district State Of Nevada in and nor
Ormsby County.In the matter of the estate Of Edward
Niles, insane-Elsie T. Niles the guardian Of the
Of the said Edward Niles who has been adudged nsane
having the 26th day Of February A. d. 1870 presented
the Judge OF this District Court petition verified by
her oath praying that order mortgage certain
estate belonging said Edward Miles, that il would b.
beneficial said Edward Niles that such real shoud
b" mortgaged And it having appeared to the Judge this
Court, by said petition that it is and beneficial
mortgage the said real estate is hereby ordered that
the of kin OF the said Edward Niles and all persons
nteret ted the said estate appear before this Court
the Court thereof at the in Carson CITY
Or1nsby County, SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or
APRIL A. ID. 1879 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ then and there
show why order should not be granted for tue
borrowing of money and the mortyagng of such estate
s. d. KING District Judge.
Atteat: J. H. MARSHALL, Clerk.
March b. 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-06
BURLESQUE PERFORMANCE.

Mile Henries Burlesque troupe will appear
at the Opera House tomorrow evening The
said to be good. Among the number are
Mollie Berdan and Jessie Lewis, two female
boxers, who strike out like real men. Go
and gee Them
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