Lancaster County. In 1840, a corrected account by the same authority lists eleven forges, three furnaces and one rolling mill. The furnaces were the Colebrook, Elizabeth and Mount Hope ; the rolling mill was the Coleman works at Martic. The market for pig iron was quite unstable, especially in early 1837

furnaces COLUMBIA ANTHRACITE IRON BLAST FURNACES AND ROLLING MILLS OF LANCASTER COUNTY 1840-1900 6,---Safe Harbor rolling mill .---Safe Harbor furnace Vesta furnace �the Spy until the tariff controversy erupted again in 1888: As Democrats we are at a loss to understand the motives of the Demo- cratic

excavation made on the side of the Petersburg Township [State Road] road, just beyond the Pennsylvania railroad. About a mile and a half further north-east, another deposit of calamine was cut through in building the Lancaster Branch of the Reading and Columbia railroad. At that point consider- able ore has

. Leman's Brewery in Lancaster Cirty where they have now and continue to keep on hand a supply of STRONG BEER. Markert price will be paid for good barley at the brew house. Grains fr.om the malt and good yeas,t constantly for sale. Shulze and Cameron2s By the close of this era, Lancaster County had eight