, it was adver- tised that "Mr. Peticolas paints min- iatures. He completes a good like- ness in two days, with not more than three hours' sitting, and asks no pay unless the likeness is acknowledged to be just." When you visit Washington you may take a passing look at a group of sculpture on the east

: Archives North, Side 27 Scope and Content Note: This collection contains ephemera related to Alice Potter Fordney, antiques dealer and rugmaker. Items in the collection include business correspondence with Armstrong, F. Schumacher & Co., and the Montclair art museum; personal correspondence with friends

; Abraham Warren Fry and Lizzie May Fry. 4 March 1889. Insert 2 Survey of 101 acres of land in West Hempfield Township for M. S. Seachrist. 14 November 1893. Cover letter with land conveyed to Elias Nolt. 31 March 1894. Insert 3 Request for guardian (Elias Nolt) for Mario B. Hess, child of Annie B. Hess

Amerikaner, 4 May 1826. Original subscribers attached to the prospectus: George Lied, Daniel Mandel, John Stiver, John Mohler, J. Gross, G. Zerfass. A testimonial was also included with the prospectus and signed by the following men: G. B. Porter, Henry Keffer, B. Champneys, Henry Hibshman, S. Stambaugh, D

only give him worthless securities, which she was willing to dispose of, but also securities with some value—over $1000 in total. Wolf claimed he would sell securities and invest in a Washington, D. C. cemetery. Subsequently, Wolf returned worthless securities, mailed two low-value checks, and sent a

collection contains papers related to Follmer, Clogg & Co., makers of umbrellas and parasols. Items include correspondence to John I. Hartman and a cartoon of Herbert W. Hartman. Creator: LancasterHistory (Organization) Conditions for Access: No restrictions. Conditions Governing Reproductions: Collection

Note: The Howard C. Bare Papers contain documents created and collected by Mr. Bare. His baby book, college degrees, certificate to practice as an attorney, original writings and correspondence are among the personal papers. His memories of being a prisoner of war and discharge papers provide