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BADIN BULLETIN
“Donated one beef, four shoats, and
five sheep to a county barbecue.
“Gave away tviro pairs of suspenders,
four calico dresses, twenty-five dollars
in cash, and fifteen baby rattles.
“Kissed 126 babies.
“Put up four stoves.
“Kindled fourteen fires.
“Walked 4076 miles.
“Cranked seventy-nine tin lizzies.
“Shook hands with 9058 people.
“Told 10,101 lies, and talked enough
to make in print one thousand volumes;
attended sixteen revivals, and was bap
tized four different times by immersion
and twice some other way.
“Contributed fifty dollars to foreign
missions, and made love to nine widows
five grass, four sod.
“Hugged forty-nine old maids.
“Got dog bit thirty-nine times, and
was elected by 353 majority.”
llJd , ”''® to [)g ,
% I'ainted "n'
V, ®^activ ’ were to
alike,
be
">is
•'een colors. That
' - a most
®Veryone will agree,
appearance of the sec-
Road, Spruce and
‘‘Oil
inThe
Pall
’®n ^''eets h Spruce and
been nothing less
same time made possible a town more
pleasing to the eye.
In addition to the painting, the plant
ing of shrubbery, grass, and the like, the
next largest factor soverning the cha^
in the general appearance of e
las the laying of concrete sidewalks on
all of the principal streets.
L. t-T*
'Her'''.® '‘I'e twn
M, ®>enients which
which has taken
''■“‘Died ysar. At one time.
",®^hara in so far
^ was concerned
®Partment deserves
Politics
The story is told of a Tennesseean who
„„ ;«f». » the law
that candidates file a report of aU _ex
penditures, he turned m correct'
which he stated was absolutely correct.
“Lost 1347 hours’ sleep thmking a ou
the election. j „ int nf
started the ball “Lost two front teeth and a lot of
Zi^ number of people hair in a personal encounter w.th
homes, and at the opponent.
- ‘Oil. deserves
Way they carried out
, ,°f their -
^eing
the
most notable
-MS, rp, - Hospital and
SJo'l a -
“Pep”
Vigor, vitality, vim, and punch—
That’s pep!
The courage to act on a sudden hunch—
That’s pep!
The nerve to tackle the hardest thing.
With feet that climb, and hands that
cling.
And a heart that never forgets to sing—
That’s pep!
Sand and grit in a concrete base—
That’s pep!
Friendly smile on an honest face—
That’s pep!
The spirit that helps when another’s
down.
That knows how to scatter the blackest
frown.
That loves its neighbor, and loves its
town—
That’s pep!
F. CAMPBELL
Dentist
f'ICE OVER WOLF’S STORE
BADIN, n. c.
f s. EFIRD
Vice - Prciident
JOHN D. HEATH
Treacurer «od
K*l*l.li.hed 1905
estate and insurance company
'RaNce^
Incorporated
real estate, and LOANS
ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Amusement Company
Friday, October 3
Musical Comedy, Come Along
Friday, October 17
Musical ComeHy, “Pretty Baby”
Pictures Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
C. G. BUFFINGTON, Manager
BADIN, N. C.
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