To be run out of town on a rail was to literally take a 4x4 fence post, make the person (victim) straddle it (by literally thrusting him ((it was usually a him)) onto it), boost it up about five feet into the air (usually on the shoulders of a group of men) and march (jostled and bumped as much as possible) to the edge of town and dump him with dire warnings not to return. After that kind of "man handling" you weren't in a hurry to retaliate and if you could you limped away assuming tarring and feathering wasn't involved.
The name rail means a very delicat name of a very pretty smart girl
Here the word "spell" is used to mean "fill in for me" or "cover my job", as in "relieve me for a spell" meaning a short period.
'A'ole [ah-oh-lay] is: no, not, never; to be none, to have none. Rail is not a HI'ian word.
It means: the town or city that you was born in.
Pueblo is the Spanish word for "town".
they were tarred and feathered and run out of town on a rail. A+
Kentish Town rail accident happened on 1861-09-02.
Violet Town rail accident happened on 1969-02-07.
they were tarred and feathered and run out of town on a rail.
Of course it is related with the devil. We're gon run this town tonight: We = all the devil worshipers ... Will run this town tonight = they'll take control of the world.
Most models designed to run on 3 rail "O" gauge track will work. Models designed to run on 2 rail will also probably work. On the other hand models designed to run on three rail and having metal wheels and axles will not work on 2 rail track.
Trains that run on tracks.
Rail tracks
Nooks refers to the owner of the main shop in town run by Tom Nook
If you mean Prestwick Airport, there is a rail link from the airport to Central Station. If you mean the town Prestwick, Prestwick Railway Station is on the same line as the airport station and travels to Central Station as well.
Rails, usually made out of steel.
Run This Town was created on 2009-07-24.