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Lock Haven

a city and county- Branch canal, and the Pennsylvania and Erie railroads; 25 miles W. S. W. of valley. The manufacture and shipment business interest. It has churches of of pine and other lumber is the chief the leading denominations, National schools, State normal school, hotels, gas bank, newspapers, public and private works, foundries and tanneries, machine schools, State normal school, hotels, gas bridge bridge crosses the river here. Pop. shops, planing-mills and sawmills. A crosses the river here. Pop. 1 rom 1897 to 1907 Royal Institute of the meantime he ch were well rewhich were not His first novel "The Morals of 905. This was ar by his best ved Vagabond." eptimus," 1907; 0: "Stella Maunate Youth," Locke is one of modern English FREDERICK, nin 1821. He is-writer in the ade his name r of unusually verses by his Iater books (1867) and 1850 he mar- Eart of Elgin, 374 the daughwhen Locker on to his own. the first mar nel Tennyson. a tor; born in e, Scotland, ated at Glasexhibition at died for the acticed; and a 1817 as a y-established In 1820 he Sir Walter Gifford as low," a pos r 27 years.

Sir Walter 1. He died and countythe West Ivania and S. W. of mountain !shipment the chief urches of Natronsk d private hotels, gas rmachine LOCKJAW LOCKJAW. See TETANUS.

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