exact location." He replied, "Well, I'll tell you what you do, and when you go over to Lancaster, you tell any of the boys at the Pennsylvania Railroad station, the taxi chauffeurs, that you want to go to Peg's place. The taxi drivers take all the men there. The joint is owned by a guy named Mike. His

the name of Juliana Library Company, and Lt. Gov. James Hamilton, whom we recognize as the founder of Lancaster, signed the articles of incor- poration. When John Penn came to Pennsylvania in December 1763, the Secretary of the Library Company extolled the virtues of libraries by stating, "Knowledge

well-known to be cited here. �VOLUME 96, NUMBER 2, 1994 49 One of Lancaster's earlier literary societies was the Lancaster City Lyceum of the 1840s. The membership roster and titles of subjects discussed leave little doubt that the Lyceum was in truth the direct lineal ancestor of Clio. We find that

justices of the peace to serve in any of the courts held within their respective counties. On 31 March 1777, nineteen justices of the peace were commissioned for Lancaster County, and all were given general commissions. Three or more of them were required to act in concert for trying cases. On 18 November