engendered over a new £80 fire engine and the greater need for a new organ, the clock project was postponed indefinitely.' By October, 1798, the congregation had obtained their organ and fire engine and was now able to order a clock with quarter- and hour-striking, with one �93/1, 1991 5 Fig. 2. John Eberman

the ad he stated that he continued "to manufacture all kinds of house clocks, of the newest style and �116 JOURNAL OF THE LANCASTER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY at the lowest prices." He also offered to repair watches. This particular location, 38 1/2 North Queen Street, was next door to the house in

. Mueller, Esq. Shreiner Cemetery Records St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church (Columbia, Pa.) Parish Registers 1881-1935 Sarah Paine Young Fisher Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Book Lancaster Trinity Lutheran Church Record Worner, William Frederick, "Tombstone Inscriptions" Walter 0. Shreiner notes