The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-16
QUAINT BITS OF NEWS
4 PICTURE or NEW YORK LIFE IN
TAe giohTsENrA CENTURY.
ne.s asa AAw~rsis~-~sts Called
From the S~~rpa per. Of the city
Fvom i-3o to t.1s -A ssr~msoss
Method Of R~farmsnx q Ru. sasd

From f-3o to ire "A ssr~asoss
Method of Reforming "a as.aass.
Publlck Notice n hereby given, That
Nicholas Bayard III the city of New
/ York has erected Refining House for
| the Refining Of MI sorts of Sugar and
| Sugar CanSy, and has procure. from
| Europe an experienced Artist In that
| Mystery At which Refining House
all persons In city and Country may
be supplied .hy Whole sale and Re-taie
with both double and single Refined
| Loaf Sugar. as also Powder and Shop
| Sugars, and Sugar-Candy, at Reason
| able Rates New York Gazette, An
gust, 1870.
| NewYork, March 20, 1732.-We bear
| from Hampstead on Long Island. that
| Last Week the wife OF William I'm
phrys OF that Township was brought to
| Bed OF Dauter. which Child's Grand
father hath Grandmother yet living;
| being arrived at that age that she can
| say-Grandson send me your Grand
daughter. that l may have the Pleas
urc to see Of my Issue, one OF the
Fifth Generation!
just arrived from Great Britain, and
and Elizabeth. Capt Paine Command
er, several likely Welch and English
Servant Men, most OF them Trades
men. Whoever incllnes to purchase
any OF them may agree with said
Commander, or Mr.. Thomas Noble
| Merchant, at Mr.. Hazards, In New
York; where also is to be sold several
Negro Girls and a Negro Boy. and like
wise good Cheshire Cheese-New York
Gazette, September, 1882.
Any person that has a Mind to 70
Post to Albany this Winter, may apply
to the Post Master of New-York on
Saturday next, at Ten in the Morning
November 20, 1882.
New-York, December q, 1733.-We
hear from Ridgefield, near the County
of Westchester, that one William
| Drinkwater, late an Inhabitant there,
proveing quarrelsome with his neigh
bours, and abusive to his Wife, the
good Women Of the Place, took the
| Matter into Consideration and laid
hold of an Opportunity, to get him tied
to Cart, and there with Rods bella
boured him on his Back, till, In strive
ing to get away, he pulled one Of his
Arms out Of Joint, and then they unti'd
him. Mr.. Drinkewater complained to
sundry Magistrates of this useage but
all be got by it was to be Laughed at;
Whereupon he removed to New Mil
ford where we hear he proves good
| Neighbor and a loveing husband. A
remarkable Reformation arising from
the Justice of the good Women.-New-
York Weekly Journal, December, 1913.
To be Sold by Peter Lynch, near Mr..
Rutgers Brewhouse, very good Orange
Butter, it is excellent for Gentlewomer
: to comb up their Hair with, it also
cures Childrens sore Heads.-1734.
To be Shot for A Lot of Land be-
longing to Robert Bennett, In Sackett's
Street, 1t contains In breath front and
rear 81 feet 6 inches. 1t is to be Shot
for on Easter Munday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, & Thursday, the 7, 8, 9,
and 10th of April next, with a single
Ball, at 100 yards Distance, at the sign
Of the Marlboroug's Head in the Bow
| cry Lane. Every Person that nclines
to shoot for the aforementioned Lot
of Land, is to lay in IS. before be fires
his Piece for every Shot, and whoever
makes the best Shot In the four days
mentioned, shall receive a good and
warrantable Bill of Sale of the afore
mentioned Lot of Land from Robert
Bennett-New York Gazette, Feb. 1885
New York, July u, 1735-On Wednes-
day last the first stone of the Platform
of the New Battery on Whitehall Rocks
was laid by his Excellency our Gov
ernour, and il was called George Au-
gustus's Royal Battery. AS his Excel
lency was returning, and the last round
was firing, the last piece of the Can
non (belng very Horny Comb'd and
eaten almost through, as il afterwards
appeared by the Pieces burst and the
Pieces flying different ways. kind
three Persons. viz: John Symes Esq,
High Sheriff for the city and County
of New York. Miss Courtlandt. only
Daughter TO the Hon. Col. Courtlandt
IA Member OF His MaIesty's Council In
this Province. and a son-in Law Of Al
! dorman Romur. The next day ;ht Cor
oner's Inquest safe ON the Bodies aud
brot IN their Verdict Accidental Death,
and In the Evening they were decent!y
( inter'd - American Weekly Mercury,
July -. 1873
Last saturday Night his EXcollcnCy
I our GOVERNOR and Family arrived
here ia good health from has Govern