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" and more recently "Gas Run." It will be observed, the built-up portion of the borough at that time only reached westward as far as Water street. Only two buildings are to be seen beyond that, evidently barns or stables, and one of them thatched with straw. Looking to the northeast, where the store

part had in law or equity or otherwise to all those buildings known as the Wabank House." This was evidently the Charles Boughter interest,although not so mentioned. Mr. Boughter's in- terest in the settlement of his affairs no doubt fell to the Lancaster Saving Institution, of which he was formerly

ROBERT BELL, PRINTER Not quite two years since, in the spring of 1906, the writer came across an item relating to Robert Bell, a Quaker city printer of the later Colo- nial period, whose brilliancy of career was unearthed in detail mainly through a business deal we noted he was to have had with