Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-28
SOLD ron s,o,7,7.

| WIFI, VINO also TOOK out license for the
| Bear tavern. kr. boggs retained several
| houses and number of ground rents in the
| town. Weyland laid out an addition TO the
town upon MS ishu.
-, ,,s ,.n,,. .na ,, a,., 49, ,ohm uo.,sa"So. in
Isos ,yhn .nd ,nc.t ~, tha land ,ha Same
vear IN John Uender nj I,anpetor
| Veutier died IN IS.iS and his heirs sold the
| ,,o,,ar,v ~ rhamss Wi,nru,n,a Ihat,or
WIZ c.,,,.J on ,bai hus,no.. In Co,u,,i,,a M,
| rrou, streo. .hovo the old Road,nu railroad
/ dann, , In Isti Winpon,oro died h, igl, ar
| ,a1' ~ A. sa,, s,o,,, n" n,o, an.a Of R,,n.
d,a,h'. ,,,,,s ~. y,nr ,aIan an a,,,,,a hn, ,f,ii
| n, Quo ap.a us Sa,,s all IA iianrv lin.
| 0r,ch IN Anil isio who IN ApriI II is,b.
| 81, ~, nr.as ~ Abr.h.,, 4. .,nona Al, .nJ
| Amd,a, WaIa Is.thor ns uenry A ~ ada
| aso \ I'm Seotamher Y ts,, 1yol Greens.
/ walt soid his bnls to Audrew Wade II /.
| probable that the q, pear - tavern bcy.n In
| deciIno aftor tbe death of weyIaud and U.n
| der. The business carriod an be,yyeen dis
| tant points which caused N great deal of
| Recommendation over the ,urun,ke from Mid.
| dietown. and sutseuuently oyer the FaI.
| month t,mniLa was very large and n re
| ouired a yond many tavern. along thei, roule
| IN onier,ain travaiers and ptoyiie f,r tho
| large traIlic nassip0 over ,he.e tborough-
| fares.
n'o" w ,"h
After the traiiic ON the fiVer was diverted
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a.,1a @ "1 s," ne. .. @.',n ..,,,,,,v ON
ano'uo' oau''' no 'oN" s,o" ,,,,ber
sno eas' ,'oe y, ,ooy 49,. :, Uear.u
""ay r, u o'"e. 10, ,,"a,,.ws,t. at the
~ 80" -" "ou ~ .,, aud ,he aid
1870 " '"' po - .i,gil,I,, .,,,,,.,
pinck liorso me'o AZ r,,s,nIn The year
anu oap.uIeo - N nnos, VI .sed to avis, as a Suh
,ne Deaf hN. Lnnw a.. hut ,b,ra co., lao
i iC uDust, uo NV $50
no iuoe.ip" aIing tba UianL u,,a. ,ya,,,,
uonoe' am ,,sa ,,me the 90 Haa, . y.. .st,G
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.isnou' n.nc.s,a, 80, mr,isS tas,, 49,,
w., ,',,,a az lie p.s,n, .na Ionas,ns,, ,naa
unra S,mu.i Sco,i,s a, Ia, 1,hicI nc c,oaL
1aud Kent he bis penhew ,,,ut Uugb pa
aon f,n,n IIs3 IN Isoo =, aud Jobn pnyai
who Kent tayeru AT n po,n, three miles and
e,fftb of n Yn,Ia vast ~, Thomaa U.,ri.,
An,r tI,is ,n.d hac,m. . ara,, hioh,ay a
numbar a., tayar,. snra,s 10 nan.,.,I,,
ahnut four ,niics anar, IL IN ssoad 10,
laid out from near U,rris, fEiizahe,htownI
,o Iog,n's rarry ,p,inb,,dao .na ,r
ysar nS t,,o tni,nyi,', - ,o,a ,sas I''J ,,,, ,"
non.,,.t h,,,,,, ~ a,,',I.r - ~, -.
n.yenno,,,s wIo n,,naI H. 80 naa, lie
nreseni y,,I,ge of :, Sal s,owm ;, "'I n,i1a ,u
ha,b,n,,, nr ., ,h., ,,,in, n ,.iiI Ia ,oa,, ts
49,. ~. ' 80, ~, ~ W. 20, ~. ,Id ~ no -
,ta,.,,I,' as,v .no ,,' ' pe,os a"to', VI
Us -" ,'''n '''"'"''o'' '''""'" 'hu i'"-
-" 'ei's'
n Thomas n arrIs beca,ne a vary prominept
,,,,,,,, ,r.,or a,,,, :, r,r,,,, ,,,,,onra, CO..
"',,'i y a,o' ",'' |" ''' 80 M 60
tnc 'ohoy iuu"ns fenio'od from tneit loWn'
then on the iarin now owned by John Haide-
man, below Conoy creek, In the year l7ii,
to Shamokin, and the Paxtang and Nauti.
coke tribes nearest, ones toTbomss U,r
ris' tavern and trading post-wsre scattered
and moved farther away. Mr.. Harri, seems
In have given m a business yery nroti,ablo
10 him and be moved IN Tanayavo cre.k
where ho built a orist and saw mill About
IN. time the French and Indian war com.
menced be avoided tho impeudiug disasters
which oyortook So many Indian Traders nv
moving ,o :, Deer rreekn - Raltimore county.
Md where no resided until after the
close of The Revolutionary war. where he
died at a great age. Three of his sons be
came dis,ipsuisbed druggists and physicisus.
ono settIed in Raltimore Kobert m pbiladel.
mia another at Nova Scotia, and Matthew
remained for many wears upon the land at
Canawas-o somo ot which he soId 10 Cantain
Jamison an o0icor Of the Reyolution who
uyed ana died in Eliz.betbtown.
Nargaret a dauubter of Thnms. Harris
m.rried roIonei ,;aorva S,eWart who
was horn upou the farm now owned by
A. N. Cassel, esq +, at NJ srietta, and married
about the wear lIhS or so Uo sold the farm
to David Cook In 1850, who was the father OF
David Cook, who laid out the lower half OF
Msrie,ts IN iso' OF .; .oi. Ste"art res,ueo
sa ,,n,ad ~ T''aasraa, ,,rian, ,,.n in cnu,
berIsnd county. where he became iudpe of
the court and also colonel In the Reyolu.
tionary army. He became connected by
marriage with the Psttersons Tbomp,ons.
Potters Nice allisters and other prominent
fatalities in Juniata valley He died In lTsT
His son John stewart married Ann Harris,
granddaughter of Thomas Harris This
family also became connected with promi.
neut families IN Pilisburg and the Juuiats
valley, Matthias Harris, son of Thomas, mar
ried Mary Mckinney
I2) Lazarus Lowry came TO Donegal and
became An Indian trader in 100 He resided
aud had his trading house upou the farm
now owned by Hon. J, ID. Cameron. and
purchased by him from the CIarks a few
wears ago, He was the father of ] James. Johp,
Daniel and Alexander Lowry, who became
prominent Indian traders. Hs became very
rich, but lost yery heavily at the commenced
He owned several hundred acres at and
around the present village of Maytown
John Il Kennedy. who married one of the
Sterretts at C6ickies creek was one of his
traders. Mr.. Lowry sold him one hunared
aud fifty acres of land now occuried py
Maytown. kennedy borrowed the money
10 paw for il from Thomas Harris aud Joseph
Simon another Indian trader who lived in
Lancaster
AN INDIAN ATTACK.
Ia ,-z, uha, O., Ea,,a,,, No.. .a,.,,
" ~ "noi S"P. Non"ouy ""' u'a'
ing 10 OF re'ufhins iioin the onio, III chafee
of Lowry smerchandize aud peltries ana pack
train, ne stopped at Gists, a few miles west
from the present town of uuiontown, Fay