She Wen Her Point-
"Alaiy," he sab, aa be biowled
al ht-r over the breskfat table.
-Marv," ho paid "what kinrt of
11 this?"
on1,
bLc.
'; ; if fin ry"-llonl
rifurnf:'i bravclv.
'You do."' tic exclaimed. "Well,
I don't 1 I think a little variety
ocesMoniliy would he 9 good thin"
Da yon realize that this is the third
irornirsir this week that we have had
oorr.r d-beef hash?
"Certainly John."
' And that we bad corned beef for
dinner yesterday and cold corned
ncef for supper?"
"Of course, John. You wanted
me. to run the bouse as economically
as I could,
"Yes, but"
"You etid that tie amount of
metit consumed in this boose would
bankrupt; a bank president."
"1 know; bat "
"And that. I ought to plan with
more regard for the expense."
"Certainly, certainly, Mary; but
hang it all
"I've been following your insruct
ions." "'ut I don't like corned beef 1"
'I know it, John," she eaid, in a
business-like way. "That's what
maken it lost so long, It keeps ex
penses down splendidly, and, if vou
wsot
"1 don't!" he exclaimed. 'l
don't ! Let them run up ! You've
ot too i?ood a busines head for
anything outside of a
bouse.
boardirg
Kept His Word.
(Exchange.)
There fire some people who seem
fated to be imposed upon at every
turn, and Nathan Graves was out
of these guileless unfortunates, li
did ctcia as if nothing would ever
tfxeli hni to be cautious. At one
l uii: ''oo fortune had come to bim,
In the sl ape of a comfortable legacy
from a brother, a well-to-do roerchai.t
ia the city.
ult looks now as it JNatban wr.9
provided for," said itia patient wifi ;
but before mx months Lad parsed
she ehangf d her mind
An enterprising stranger came to
the town, and easily persuaded
Nathan to embark with him in
"prtcnt medicine" enterpri32, for
which the newcouier had plenty t f
cip;.eiiy but no ready money.
Nathan promptly supplied him
with this necessurv article, and for
about two monlha took great pride
In a flittering sign which bore tie
rr.mes of ''Sharp and Graves."' At
the end i f that, time, however, Sharp
suddenly vamsbed, takinsr all the
money tie could lay dis nanus on,
aad le-iving poor Nathan only the
patent medicine, which was literally
a drug in the market.
To Avoid The Jar.
(Selected.)
Every one knows that a euddtr.
shock or jar, as in leaping and jump
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the moment on bis toes. A naval
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went through a series of peculiar
gymnastics. Ills arms b&ng limp
at his sidep, his month was wide
open, and he stood on tiptoe.
''What is it? Are you hit by a
stone?'' asked the friend a trifle anx
iously. "No : just an old memory,'' re
plied the officer. '"That was a part
of my manual of arms when I was
on a man-of war facing Vicksburg."
"I don't understand," remarktd
his friem,
"That i the way we used to stand
wheu we fired a mortar," replud
the cliicer. "It looked a bit carious
at first, to see forty or fity men
standing on their toes with their
mouths wide open. But we were
instructed to ri :t. and as it lessen.
ed the concussion caused by finny
twenty-five pounds of gunpowder,
we fell into it aa into any other
regulation r.nd thought co more ol
it. It d:d not seem ridiculous then,
lor it was a part of the art of war."
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Daily ex. Sun.
South Iiuund
Trains.
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No. 103 No. 101
P. M. A. M.
Daily ex. Sun
North lioun 1
Trains
2 45
3 00
3 24
3 30
4 10
4 27
4 ft
4 50
5 37
G 00
9 3) Lv Norfolk Ar.
9 50 Pinners Point
10 14 Drivers
10 27 Suffolk
11 02 Gates
1120 Tunis
11 42 Ahoekey
1 1 57 Aulander
12 37 HobRuod
12 58 Tarboro
No. 100 No. 102
P. M. A. Aw
10 15
9 50
9 22
9 ( 8
8 30
8 11
7 54
7 as
0 55
0 3)
9 10 lyr.
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mtcd
April 24
1S92.
No. 15.
Daily,
TKaiNS OOINO SOUTH.
again tmnn- LWHWL-rt.noi
Li j No. 27,
daily. I fastmail
daily.
iSo. 41,
daily, ex
Sunday.
Lcaye V.'eli tn
Arrive Rocky Mt.
12. J J t m
1. :
5. 13 r m
0.30 '
0. 00 a m
7.07
5 45
5 25
4 41
4 41
4 10
3 52
3 34
3 20
2 41
2 18
Arrive Tarboro "2.18 pm '-
Leave Tarboro I 12. 5 a m G p. m.
Arrive Wilson j 2. IS p rn 1 7.00 pm 7.40 a ia
fTelrvirWiUon ' "t2'Ja 1
Arrive Selma 3.30 " J
ArriveFavetteville J J 5.30 "
G 25
P. M.
1 25
P. M
lv. Ar.
'rtocky Mount 1 50 6 00
P. M. A. M
No. 101 tnakas connection at Rockv
Mount with V. & WT. Train No. 23 for ail
points South, and No. 78 train fur all
points North.
No. 103 makes connection at Koeky
Mount with W. & W. Train No. 27. for
all points South.
Tram No. 103 connects at Ilobgood
with train on Scotland Neck Branch, W
& W. R. R. or Greenville, Plymouth an !
Kinston.
G.M. SERPELL, J. R. KENLY,
Gen'l Manager. Sup't Trains.
T M. EMERSON,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Leave Goldsboro j
Leave Warsaw
Leave Magnolia
Arri ve W i 1 rnington j1
3.1o
4.14 "
J.27 M
0 u
J
7.40 p m 8.30 a m
I ! 9.3 ) "
J 0.41 "
J 11.25 "
8.40 "
9.55
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. GO,
Daily.
No. 14,
daily.
No. 7h,
dauy.
No. 4'.
daily, ex
Sunday,
Leave VV ilmmgton
Leave Magnolia j
Leave Warsaw
Arrive Goldsboro I
i2.35 a in
1.54 k 1
9.1o a m
10 57
11.11 "
12.05 "
4.20 p in
G.02 "
6.15 "
7.30 "
Leave Fayetteville J
Arrive Selma J
Arrive Wilson )
Leave Wilson
Arrive Rocky lt.
Arrive Tarboro )
Leave Tarboro "1
1
t9. 10 tk
11.08 "
12.10 p. m
) 3 3 a in
f 4 03 ' '
1
12.58 n m
1.30'"
8.1 1 p m
8.30 "
G.30
Arriv Weldon
J
5.05
2.18 pm
12. 5.1 a m
Daily except Sunday.
55 pm J 10.00 pm
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Trains on Scotland Neck Branch road leave Weldon 4.0 p.m., Halifax 4.22 p.tii
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