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Surveyor of the Capital of Our Nation By M. LUTHER HEISEY Surveyor of the Capital, Washington, D. C., February, 1791 to July, 1793, A resident of Lancaster, Pa., from October, 1801 to November, 1813. "To this place [Lancaster] I feel more attached than to any other."—A. E. Secretary of the Land

vessel leave the ways after the bottle of sparkling Conestoga water, wielded by Harriet Lane (Johnston), broke upon her side. Miss Lane was accompanied by her uncle, James Buchanan, president of the United States, and in his honor the ship was christened with the name of his native town; also present

Rev. Dr, James E. Wagner. March 4, Lancaster newspapers increased in price from five cents to seven cents a copy. 19. The plant of the Lancaster Brick Company, northwest of School Lane Hills, was damaged severely by fire, entailing a loss of $300,000. 29, City water rates were increased; the average

, attended a reunion of choir members of St. James' Episcopal Church. Jan. 11. B. Snavely Garber received a Master Farmer medal awarded by the "Pennsylvania Farmer," in recogniton of achievement "in agriculture and citizen- ship." Jan. 13. Riding high as usual, Lancaster County farmers captured 39 cham

the bill of fare. We know there's nothing in the town That ever will compare With Nissley's. Lancaster, Penna. M. LUTHER HEISEY �OF HISTORIANS AND HISTORIES JAMES LOGAN AND THE CULTURE OF PROVINCIAL AMERICA. B3 Frederick B. Tolles. 228 pages. Boston: Little Brown. $3.50 The most powerful single

of the place. Here also are the remains of 2 From Eshleman History, as compiled by Mrs. Irene R. Donovan, of York, Pa., in the library of the Lancaster County Historical Society. 3 On the farm once owned by Jacob K. Pickle. ��gallant soldiers of many wars. A large stone marks the resting place of

and ninety Five — and of the Independence of the United States of America the Nine- teenth. Go. Washington By the President, Edm. Randolph �es of America 11 to all whom these Letters Patent shall come Reduced facsimile of the Original Patent Granted to Daniel Keller �City of Philadelphia, TO WIT: I DO

boy in former days who possessed a bat, ball and glove was king in his crowd as they gathered for a game of "sides" or "rounders." His equipment outweighed any possi- ble lack of personal skill and gave him an entree into all games. Masks were an almost unknown article, but not so a bloody nose when a

information by affidavit and verbally, being given to Council by George Stevenson, Esq., of Carlisle, of divers treasonable and dangerous in- tentions and designs of levying men and destroying the Public Stores at York, Lancaster, and Carlisle and elsewhere, in which William Willis, of Newberry, and James