The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Town taxpayers will pay attention to
notice by the clerk, Jas. E. Guy, Esq,
in another column, and govern them
selves accordingly. ~ n.
No MORE PA1N.-Happening into Wha-
ley's Dental Rooms 'tother day, we found
him extracting patients tooth, to whom
he had applied anesthetic agents. No
pain or unpleasant sensation was felt duriug
or subsequent to the operation. We deem
this important to all sufferers with their
teeth, especially the timid and nervous.
SCHOOL FOR LITTLE CH1LDREN.-Mrs.
N. F. Black, having yielded to the wishes
of her. friends, has opened a school at
her residence. Mrs. Black is we'll qualified
both by inherited and acquired accomplish
ments to keep the little ones we'll in hand.
We hope that since she has consented to
accept "the situation," she will be accredi,
ted with the appreciation of generous pub
lie, and not have to 'fghtitout on that line"
without material aid and comfort"
FROST. The weather threatening all
kinds of changes the last few days-cold,
colder, intermittently warm, with rain,
storm clouds, wind, thunder, and more
cold, with which slect or snow would not
have been an unftting accompaniment,
turned warm again on Monday night, but
by Tuesday morning eliminated in a
heavy white frost. Not much injury has
been sustained by fruit We apprehend.
VERY AcCEPTABLE.-Our young friend
Robert Y. Lcavcll, who deals in ''furnl-
tour" dealt US surprise blow the other
day, on our (thc Scnior's) return from
the famous city. The surprise consisted
in fiudlng-a very convenient office Stool
in the sacred precinct, ready to receive
the weary body which had for several
days been dragging its tired length along
We now sit upon stool not bought with
filthy lucre, and feel prond of it and of
Bob, and take pleasure in stating that at
his establishment can be found an excel
lent assortment Of Furniture Of various
kinds, in pattern and material.
TIE KING OF PAIN. The monarch who
affected long hair and long coat skirts,
and whose conscience we believe would
admit of an equal stretching, left, these
parts early in the last week. He's gone,
and we think he'll hardly return. His
professional performances were wonder
full and so successful was he that terror
struck the souls Of many Richards.
| The man has a brother in Charleston,
younger, for his hair is not so long eve
met, twas IN crowd" on tie corner of
George ard King streets, of that city,
and his "eycs were upon us, "but we lid
not so in, nor get squeezed either, nary
time. We don't like these monstrous
humJugs, who 90 about like lions seek,
ing whom they may devour. +. .>..... -:
RETURNED LIBERIANs.-Anothcr batch
Of the party who left Ncwberry for the
fertile, blooming al d sunny, SO called
shores ofLiberia, where vegetation was
supposed to be spontaneous, and. labor
unnecessary, and the birds 'whistled be
cause Of having nothing else to do, anc
where tie moon gave light on cloudy a:
well as clear nights, came "home again
on Saturday last, fully satisfied to, en-
dorsc the, sentiment of the poet, tha
there is no place like home. We vel
come them back in the hope. that they
will.bc good and wise, and realize all th'
happiness anticipated in the 'homt
again" and that any radical ideas which
may have found lodgucnt in their heads
have been left to ,!auguish on : foreign
Shore .~-4,1