Jacob. In 1710 he acquired his first land in Lan- caster county, being a tract of about 200 acres near Lampeter Square, and in 1712 his possessions aggregated about 3000 acres along the Pequea. Al- though he continued his practice at Germantown for several years more, at the same time he bought

"Lancaster Union and Tribune" by Hamersly & Co. in the Southeast angle of the Square, on the second floor of the building known as Number 22. A teacher for the Lancaster High School is wanted at a salary of $500.00 per annum. What an interesting contrast that shows to present day salaries which for similar

, Kevinski's Juvenile Orchestra and The Jackson Rifles Glee Club gave concerts at Fulton Hall in behalf of the Fund of The Patriot Daughters. A handsome sum was realized which was added to the greatly depleted treasury of our noble-hearted and philanthropic ladies. On Monday evening, November 25-1861, The

at the age of twenty- one, or day of marriage, which shall first happen, the sum of one hundred pounds, and to his mother the sum of two hundred pounds." Seems to be no other record in estate of Jacob Slough. It thus appears there were two Jacob Sloughs, to wit this Mathias father and Mathias had a

. Leland, the celebrated author, in response to an inquiry by Secretary Reed, spoke about the last man's association, and suggested for this organization a number of appro- priate names, among them being the name "Survivors," which, meeting with the approval of all present, was adopted. It was agreed that