Whi School in Out.
Di yon ever bear a rash and a roar,
Such at you nev.T heard before?
If you haven't, I pray you jaas the door
OMhe public sch-ol wlien school is o er.
A catracbvleft wi h a thunder cloud,
A demon dancing about in a shroud,
A thousand wild animals bellowing loud
Could make more noise than this rollicking
crowd.
Gay little rebels sparkling with fun,
Half resenting that school has begu ;
A way they start on a race and a run,
And lauding gay y, every one!
And we who pass the school house door,
Aud hear the rush -nd mud ing roar,
8igh that our own school dys are o'er'
And long to run and shout once more!
So run, boys, and enjoy the fun,
The hippiest days have just begun;
Dance and f-olic, shout and ru:i,
Each and all and every one!
No: ill. ill English.
New York Tribune.
Norman English is uiujh more used
in America in ordinary conversation
than in England, where among the
cultured classes Saxon English great
ly predominates. For example, an
American would Bay "return" when
an Englishman would say "come
back." We, generally use "receive"
where tbe English simply "get," and
so on to any extent. People who are
self conscious in their culture are apt
to use the orroan derivatives al
most together. Just now it is the
fashion to be off band in modes of ex
pression, and the genteelly elegant
phrases of those who ttre not people
of the world sound stilted and old
fashioned. This, however, does not
apply to writing, where more ornate
diction is permit able.
A Fugitive From Justice.
John W, Turner, colored, was ar
restee CD Gentilly road near the New
canal by Officer Terrebonnel for kill
ing his wife three weeks ago at Mag
nolia plantation, parish of Plaque
mines.
The prisoner claims that he had a
row with a laborer tbe day before the
killing on account of his familiarity
with his wife. On the morning of the
killing, the prisoner asked his wile to
mend a pair of pants. At noon, when
he returned, he found that the pants
had not been repaired and a quarrel
ensued, during which he struck her
over the head with an iron Lar and
killed her.
He fled and came to this city and
seen red employment. Sheriff Thebault
has been searching for the prisoner,
and left his description at the I'm
precinet, which resulted in Turners'
arrest. Phil. Record.
The good people of Pennsylvania
have been taking a good deal of Con
federate money lately. Two of the
gang engaged in shoving this worth less
paper have been captured, but
others are still at large. For some
time past Confederate money has vic
timised, quite a number of people in
New, York and Pennsylvania. It
seems that anything with a picture
and a figure on it will pass for money
among busy people.
Europe dreads a Russian invasion,
but if recent reports are-reliable the
invasion will assume the shape of the
Asiatic cholera. , The . New York Tri
bune has received advices to the ef
fect that thousands of peasants in
Russia are dying of this destructive
plague, tend no country in Europe can
hope to escape it. The chances are
that it will not stop on the other side
of the Atlantic. If it hi s appeared in
Russia it will probably make a cir
cuit of the globe. v
Humor has its fasons. The funny
men of the past generation do not
please the readers of today. Mark
Twain realizes this, and he is trying
to strike a new vein. The Danbury
News man, Bill Nye, Eli Perkins and
a host of others have found their
popularity waning, and they are
working bard to adapt themselves to
th&age in public taste. Their failure
is inevitable. The average humorist
has-' only one career. When the pub
lic drop him he is at the end of his
row,
Pianos packed for shipment or
moved from house to house. Charges
reasonable. W. 8. Uzzle, 12 E. Har
gett street.
IiAlliMd Schedules, Ac.
Balttch and 4 u casta A-L K It
l'OUk tfOrCt
Train mov
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No 41,
Pass and Mali.
Daily ex Sun.
Ieave.
4 no Dm ttgn,
4 19 " Oarv.
4 31 " A pel.
ft At Moucure,
5 2t ' San ford,
6 64 " Cmeitn.
6 11 " Southern P'nes
7 20 " Hamlet,
12 " GHbaon,
'i ru, BnadaT, Sept.
a?, wi.
Trains mov
lug North.
No IS,
tv and V -.iL
Daily - Son
A rrive.
11 10 am
11 )l am
10 49 am
10 16 am
9 r2 am
9 26 am
8 08 am
8 00 am
3 00 am
4.1
Northbound
Traiu.
Thro Frt aud
Pass frl,
Daily exct Stations
Sunday,
p M Lv
Southbound
Trains.
Thro Frt and
Pass- 92,
- Daily exet
Hnndfty.
10
35
55am
f'6-vm
8 00pm
9 46pm
9 89pm
11 80pm
A'
Ar
Raleigh
Cary
A pox
Moncure
Sanford
Cameron
Southrn,PLues
Hamlet
Lv
a u
6 45
6 16
5 66
4 15
4 '0
3 2o
2 30
12 45
PITTSBORO R R.
Leave Pittsboro, 9 10 a m
Arrive Moncure 9 55
Leave Moncure 10 25 a m
Arrive Pittsboro, 11 10
OARTHAUK R R.
Leave Carthage, 8 00 a in
Arrive Cameron, 8 45
Leave Cameron, 9 45
Arrive Carthage, 10 30
Leave Carthage, 4 00 p m
Arrive Cameron, 4 45 p m
Leave Cameroa, 5 50
Arrive Carthage, 6 35
WM SMITH, Bupt,
Cape Fear A Yadklu Valley
Railrowd Company.
In effect Sept. 27th. 1891.
BORi-UBOUND 1) . exB'y I D'yex S'v
No 2 o4
Le Wilmington, 1" 45 a m
Ar Fayetteville, 3 42 p to
Le Payetteviile, 8 10 p m
Le San'ord, 4 C8 p n
A r Greensboro, 7 30 pm
Le Greensboro, 7 35 p m
Le Walnut Cove, 9 05 p in
Ar Mt Airy, 11 00 p w
Le Be anet i;6ville, 12 05 p m
Le Maxton, 1 05 p m
Ar Fayetteville, 2 40 p m
No 16 daily except Sunday.
Le RamBeur 7 25am
Ar Greensboro, 10 05 a m
Le Greensboro, 10 50 a m
Ar Ma lison 1 05 p m
southbound D'y ex S'y I P'y ex 8'v
No 1 No 8
LeMtAiry, 7 30 am
Le Walnut CoVe, 8 51 S
Ar Greensboro, 10 15 a in
Le Greensboro, 10 45 a ir
Le Sanford, 1 18 p w
Ar Fayetteville, 2 45 p m
Le Fayetteville, 31pm
Ar Wilmington, 6 35 p u
Le Fayetteville, 8 13 p m
Le Maxton, i 43 p m
Ar Benuettevtiie, 5 40 p m
No 15 daily except Sunday,
Le Madison, 2 30 p m
Ar Greensbcro. 4 35 p a
Le GreenBboro, 5 25 p m
Ar Ratnseur, 8 25 d m
No. 11.
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Lv Walnut Cove 6 00 p m
Ar Greensboro 9 00 p m
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Trains moving North
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Stations. Mail train. Fas & Mail,
Le Raleigh. 11 25 am 5 00 n m
Wake, 12 05 6 39
Franklin ton. 12 28 6 01
KittrelL
HendersoD
Littleton,
Ar Weldou,
12 44
1 00
2 or
2 45
Trn.ip moving fciontii.
Id
ti 3b
1 45
b 30 a n
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Le Weidon.
Littieton,
Henderson,
Kittrell,
Franklinton,
Wake,
Ar Raleigh
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12 iri p in t uy b. u
12 52
2 22
2 39
2cG
81?
3 55 p n.
6 U
? -3
8 il
8 '9
b 50
9 30
u 111
i Louisborg Ra'road.
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Le Louisburg, 7 35 a in 2 00pm
Ar Franklint'n, 8 10 2 35
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In effect December 19th, 1888.
Groing eap
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Ar
p m
417
4 49
6 18
9 26
Lve
8 30
420
454
641
p m
Schedule.
Pass trains
Stations
Holds boro
La Grange
Kinston
New Berne
Morehead Oitv
la!l?
Going west
JNo5C
Ar
1128
10 46
10 09
8 2V
a m
Lvt
a u
10 48
10 14
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Good 810
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Good 716
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Good 202t
Fancy 283';
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Good 89 5MM
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