of Lincoln, could be made for about seventy dollars: $32 to $35 for mak- ing the clock; $15 to $20 for making the case: and $11 to $12 for the "works" put up in the rough and purchased from Steinman's Hardware Store in Lancaster, importers of raw clock parts. Some of the more elaborate clocks must

M. LUTHER HEISEY THE LANE FAMILY OF LANCASTER Despite the overshadowing influence of James Buchanan, the Lane Family man- aged to chalk up a few points of its own, all of which are told here by the Venerable Bede of Lancaster. THE LANES COULD SAY, "DEAR UNCLE" With the destruction of two business

son of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, he became an inter- national figure and one of the world's great men of original achieve- ments. In 1878, J. W. Reigart writes, "Fulton's family asked Washing- ton Irving to write a biography of Fulton. After a tentative endeav- or, Irving gave up the undertaking