to Lancaster from the convention, a number of Lancastri- ans, Thaddeus Stevens not among them, stopped at Springfield and at St. Louis. The party consisted of General B. A. Shaeffer, General George M. Steinman, H. E. Leman, Colonel 0. J. Dickey, W. C. Evans, C. D. Mehaffey, J. W. Fisher, Dr. Rohrer

-1833) were both well-known Moravian ministers. The elder Reincke is also remembered for his important contribution to Moravian history en- titled A Register of Members of the Moravian Church, and of Persons At- tached to Said Church in This Country and Abroad, Between 1727 and 1754. Beck's Moravian

Susquehannocks asked him for aid in fighting the Massawomekes, "their mortall enemies," (Smith, 1612:53, 422). The identity of the Massawomekes is important to anthropology and history as part of the analysis of the culture and history of the Susquehannocks. The Susquehannocks were defeated circa 1675 no doubt

IN LANCASTER COUNTY The United States has had a long history of third-party movements, which, despite their usual small vote, have played a significant role in American political history and have made their contribution to the main- tenance of government by unanimity.' The first major third-party

�Sunday News Photo The Huebener House at Lititz close by Moravian Church Square is one of a number of charming 18th century buildings being preserved in that historic com- munity of Lancaster County. NOT FOR RAZING! Realtors and proponents of modernity would do well to avoid calling on Mr. and Mrs

. Flyer for the sale of the Unangst Collection, held at Odd Fellow’s Hall, 213 West Chestnut St., Lancaster, PA. 4 pages. 2,3 September 1937. Flyer for the sale of the private collection of Meda Randall and Blanche Irvine, held at Randall’s Old Barn, Lincoln Highway, near Coatesville, PA. 2 pages. 7

no. 42. Wm. F. Murphy’s Sons Co., Philadelphia. 1 June 1905. Bonds for six month’s interest on the first mortgage of the Lancaster, Oxford & Southern Railroad Company. Nos. 262, 263. October 1910. Transferred from the Library. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Maxwell. Folder 6 Oil Insert 1 Farmers Oil

. Ephemera, History, Photograph. 1. Car #61, at Duke St. and Chestnut St., inbound from Ephrata, formerly in regular service on the Lancaster—Ephrata—Adamstown line. Conestoga Traction Co. 11 March 1933. 2. Car #140, city car at Lancaster, located on the rip track and designated to be scrapped at the time of