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lion. and when .nrt an
OPEN BIDS ON SUNDAY
SCHOOL HOUSE JUNE 7

Contractors bids on work Of con-
structing new Sunday school build
ing for st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
viii be opened by the architect on
June !, according TO an announce
ment posted in the Builders En-
change yesterday. The building will
be Il masterpiece fare, and Will
harmonize perfectly with the rest OF
the church plant. 1t will he suppl
mented by other structures later
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James g.. Dnris,

WOODSTOCK. VA. May 30.-Rcln-
tivcs in Woodstock nave been noti-
fled OF the death OF James G.. Davis, a
native of Woodstock, who for num-
Der of years has been prominent
business man OF louisville. Ky. His
death followed an Illness OF Rrights
disease He Is survived by his wife.
two daughters and ono son of Louis
Vile. and three sisters. Mrs. Daniel
Kelley and Mrs. Annie Alexander.
of Woodstock, and Mrs. Joseph KEEL
Icy. of Brunhwick. Mo
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Markets
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
MARKET SHOWS GAINS


NBW ORLEANS. LA. May 3p-Ul-
favorable weather conditions in the
bel, or threatening 1t. made for small
advance. IN The price OF cotton tolay.
the market being held within bounds by
the constant liquidation tina; came from
owners Of long con..nc,s. The opening
was higher and the Inafaet At no t'lts
was az net declines. hut al !ts best IL
WAS only 10 10 IS points higher than the
close OF yesterday. At Ito lowest 1; was
.u!l to points higher than yes;er-
day hHalr The close was at net gains
OF -. to II points July a ~. SEs. stood
at 81. and that month close! AZ .g.1I.
Private reports OF much rain IN both
Texas and oklahoma were the main in
fiencc on the opening. although some
support cams from better Liverpool
marke, than due. After gains az 10
10 % points liquidation became sum
GENTLY heavy 10 put The market To IL
lowest. Uncertainty over tn. Inov--
incn's Of the storm In Tho Gut. u! Mex
leo caused no" buying. ON which IN"
market did better again. The foraca.;
NJ wet WEATHER for practically thu whole
OF tho VIZ tern han o. the belt zen,
price. to IN" highest ~, the day In
tn" lat" trading Their" small say.
again. With humiliation furnishing the
offerings.
Onen. High. Low Ciose
October ........ 2o.tl p2i 15.i5 ~
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Miss GwcndoIyn Rohinson.

DANNlLLE. VA, May 30.--An un-
usually tragic death was recorded
here last night when Miss Gwendolyn
Robinson, aged &c, of Salisbury. y.
c., who only a few weeks ago gradu-
ated at the Danvillc General Hos
pital, succumbcd to heart failure
after ten days illness. She gradu-
atcd ut the hospital in 1920. Went
home. hut returned here about two
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daughters. Mrs w. y. Nass and Miss
Elnora Dill. and two sons, Lewis T..
and Willie II. Dill.
Mins Lnurn Il. Moorc.

Funeral services for Miss Laura T..
Moore. who died Monday af;croon In
her home. 800 North Twcnty-nrst
street. Will be conducted at her home
this afternoon Mt 3 o'clock. Inter
ment VIII be In lakewood Cemetery.
Besides her mother. Mrs. NJ. 3.
Moore. she Is survived by four
brothers and three sisters, Miss Eli
zabcth Moore and Miss Ursula Moore.
OF this city. and Mrs. j. w. Moore.
OF Eufola. y. c.; l.. III. Moore, OF
Greensboro. y. c.. and James w.
this city.
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Jnmcn a. IIMtchInhOn.

HARBEKTON, VA, May 30.-Foi-
lowing short illness. James a..
Hutchinson. IA contractor. well known
throughout Virginia. died at his home
here last "Wednesday from Brights
disease. He had returned recently
from Norfolk to rest up ut the old
home. He Is survived by his par
ents. his wife and two children and
two brothers and one sister.
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weeks ago for a visit TO nurse as
socia;ed with her during her course
of study. on being taken III. she
vas removed to the General Hospital
and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Robinson. FASTENED To her bedside.
The body was taken this morning to
the railway station. accompanied by
several Danville nurses. some Of
whom accompanied the body back to
Salisbury, y. c.. for burial. which
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
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In execution of decree of Rich
mond Chancery Court in the cause of
India Braxton. Gd'n, etc. Plaintiffs.
ct ais. defendants, and Gilbert D..
etc. plaintiffs. vs.. India Braxton ct
ais, defendants. entered on the 18th
day OF May. 1922. the undersigned
special commissioners therein APP
pointed. Will offer for sale by public
auction, on the promises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1922.
tho aforementioned real estate.
Commencing at o'clock T.. NJ. with
the frame dwelling No. II West
Baker Street. This lot fronts SO feet
inches. on the south line OF Baker
Street. between St. John and ST.
ed on this lot would make IL fine pay
Ing investment.
At o'clock p. NJ. we will onor the
brick cottage known as No. 1910
chattin Street. This lot fronts Is Zee,
on the south line OF chaihn Street
lines l4l feet.
These are hrst-class investment
properties. or will make comfortable
homes for colored people.
TERMS: One-third cash and tho
residue in three equal instaiIn,ents.
and eighteen months from date OF
sale. the credit instaliments being
evidenced by negotiable notes of the
purchaser. with go interest from the
day OF sale added. and the title 10 the
property 70 be retained until the
and conveyance directed by the
court.
r. e. PEYToN. JR..
GEO. J. HOOPER,
Special Commissioners.
berahv oArtifv fhaf thu hand In fbr
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Frederick Dilr. Funeral.

Funeral services for Frederick Dil..
aged II, who died yesterday morning
at S:30 o'clock In tho home OF his
daughter. 306 South Bslvidere Street.
after long Illness. will he conducted
this afternoon mt o'clock from the
home. Mr. Dill Is survived b, two
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Jerry VI. White.

DANV1LLE. VA, May 30.-Jerry NJ
white died Mt his home yesterday
evening. after prolonged illness
lie was born In Plttsylvania County
IN lS6S. but had lived in Danyillc
nearly all OF his life. He was for
nore than thirty years asaociotod
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NAVAL. .rnI.Es

arm sIx sales. 1855: receipts. SO: shit
,psn,s. ~; stock: 1855 k"sin firm: sales.
OF: receipts. 2.lsi: shipments 12j. stock.
tI.:sS. Quote; Is. 80. y. SIS: r. SIS: r.
q; 40: II. /. $50: *. $40: y. 60. y.
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Dt>.,u HLa,,,riED
DiSPLh} LL.iSSiFIED
IN Loans
TRUSTEES AUCTION SAL F

Ut,
AI,JoLZiNi
No-'''>Ni N''>-1D
BEEN i'm
The
me undersigned VIII
THURSDAY, JUNE !,
i. NJ.
lot
outside OF The city Of
of ton
linz l ne f'iaGe Road 200
Zee
a mode
and
Of ssalca
baan
of trust taken securing deferred ~ $3.50
NOTE it Is desired be
three years
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with tho Danville fire department.,
The funeral was held this afternoon.
being conducted by Rev. II. W. Du-
Bose of the First Presbyterian
Church. of which the deceased was
u member.
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PETERSBURG rEANuT MARKET.

NkcpOT'"d by NOHE"rs. FIufnInor & Co.
SPANISH-Farm s;ock Marke, arm
AZ s. .g'3 To ti.2> per bushcl.
VIRGIN stock Market
Extra fancy. &c per H.
Fancy, 3&c per III
Extra pTi'nc. 3iac p.r 10
Smelling stock. 2Ic 10 2c nor 10.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

CAKNEALS FARSi BARGAINS.
We have listed with us farms OF all
sizes and descriptions. both dairy aud
truck. At bargain prices. See SIR. West.
J. u. CARSEAL Il SONS.
IL North Ninth street.
FOR SALE-About 1000. 900 feet Of pine
timber. ak miles from railroad. In Caro-
limo County. timber stands in COM
pact body. with streams on edge o! It:
.ycci!ent logging conditions. rcasunab Bile
terms and credit as to part OF the
purchase prize. can be arranged Ad-
dress box -. bowling Green. Va.
For Standardization farm. We have
some wonderful bargains. Sec US before
buying. andeTs & Thomas. CIoucester.
Va,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
by II. T. RICH SON & Co,
Real Estate and Loans.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK COTTAGE No. 1919 CHAPLIN
tFOHMERLi WILLIAMS) STREET
AND FRAME DWELLING No. II
WEST BAKER STREET.
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JAMES T. COSBY,

llG AcHES-A money making dairy farm
now producing grade milk, lls acres
ot r!ch land. well wHtcTei. located with.
IA % minutes o: Richmond. good auto
road, trolley carr within walking DIS
tance. s-roo'n house, In good condition:
newly painted. pleasantly located: cleo
tic lights and bath: Ave dairy barns and
SlIc. offered with IS hchd of Jersey cat
tie. mules. new tractor and plowr and
all necessary farming implements. Is
acres OF silaHo corn and - OF COW peas.
owner VIII exchange FOR city property.
wal 20 shown ny appointment. Address
&. @. L.. Room !. Mutual building.
Richmond. Va.
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FARM SACRIFICE.

800 acres. near railroad: good road.
hool church and railroad facilities
thoroughly modern home : baths hard
wool noors modern barns. s!lo. tenant
houscs garage. all new, etc. offered At
LEGS than cost %! buildings. II Interested.
act ~ once. near Richmond.
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/ hereby certify that the bond in the
above SUIT has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
.,3 Clerk.
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NoTF1f he
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Houses for Sale

FLOYD AVE. HONE. wc.t OF the Bouie-
ward. . rooms. hot water heat. hard
wood aoOrs ana lsvatory on nrst floor.
This house must b. seen TO be fully ap
prec!ateG. Act quick II you want a bar
gain Price. 5000. Terms II desired.
Rogers. Smith & Iicsler. Mutual Bldg.
Madison
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards

May 80. 1872.
Remarks: Light run OF cattle. Ma.
Ct active ami prices stronger.
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FOR SALE, farm 1872 acres. 5-room dwell
Ing. J. miles o! Richmond. : miles TO
railroad; $4,000 X :. iiudgius * Go.
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V'UHIIHUUI FFOTN FIrSt FAEe.D
in tho disparity of ages between
Oser. who was said to be at least
IS years old. and Ma,hiide. who Is l I.
IdOliEcl hY the Girl
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DIRECT FROM OWNEk-North Rich
mond home o! rooms. modern: ga
rage. corner; fruit trees. VIII sell
this homo chap. Easy terms. Replies
to II s?s. care The Dispatch.
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WEST MAIN ST.-Drick. rooms and
bath. $3.50. Mcdaniel. with II. ;.
HuagIns * Co. Mad. G23G.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-19
NOTICE

l will pay $40 reward to any person
who will locate the female cur dog
which was taken one mile from Ocala
on the Blitchton road Sept. 80. De-
scription: solid white, right ear light
brindle, dew clawed on hind legs. Will
come to name Beulah. If you find this
dog notify E. Crosby on Blitchton
road or Dan Killins, 100 Broadway,
Ocala and get your money. No ques-
tions asked. 16-6t"
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A 25-cent package Of Albert's Plant
Food win perform wonders with your
pot plants. Try it. Sold ct tia Court
Pharmacy. CO
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Dear Sam:


Bentonvne
Sam
market
this will good thing glad
now to be that fruit not going through other channel
where viii with
OF
had shaking
receiving
o as letter writer Then the latter part OF your letter. you knocked
the props right under When been most
Influenced decision iobbers
indicate that the oondsno TurnsI v ~ hs suhs. ~
marketing thought
However still shall claim credit for could nothing but
letters which spud to make this trip Of investigations and
going to help you complete the transaction
Enclosed application membership St Johns Citrus
Growers membership
pat
ca cnches the thing " there is nothing DIFFICULT in joining Exchange
association All become member member is
involved handling which deducted
everything
application simplicity
Florida Citrus Exchange
these advise reading this booklet carefully However know you viii
with that straightforward honest
sgnig willingness conform them For that matter they have been
biggest business the United States Likewise
these make without the whole
highly paid
same you charters bylaws;
thousands Of members there for eker and sharp dealing but
missing period sometimes make big difference Which
woman Without Her. Man Would Be This all right
the Colonel got away with his subject nicely but after the local paper
Aid Societies and they kept him busy explaining while
Man be a
With
JONAH
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sending certificate
fuedsed fully affiliated With tn. rod.
Exchange
you
tine when took definite and benefit
yoar line family.
to cast lot among
n Ike s people S IKE you and your ss In
% find s y n 7 n think srs SO "s9 % sS sss '.a
p.ssa x.h living most anywhere else have travelled al
w. and counties in and feel
no,an'.y old anSle getting younger time passes
along
for having saas
understand That having
Fsossda cttrusEx Exchange
Michigan ssna old state and love IT. but after eua, e cen
my bsss stto always behalf Florida citrus G1ohsase For
81 se for Florida osSs Institution as the state Not
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and the future citrus industry the Florida
ctzus nzcaanse
somewhat
.sa Ts ossd ns said u.s. Boss YOU t horse
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cmpanonanp On young
sw "e Ssioee lay down my burden you
unduly
Love youngsters
~ ~ - A ~ O ~ Your Uncle
1b.s. letter. constitute tn. concluding
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THE GRATING CIRCUS
AN EXPOSE
By KID" HARRIS
By kid" HARRIS
Continued from yesterday
"Fixer" Confides in Chief

"Fixer" Confides i'm Chief
"By the way, Chief" continues the
"fxer", chow are they in this town in
reference to wheels and little games
and things?" Perhaps the chief in
orms the grating "fixer" to the effect
that nobody will bother them. Then
Mr. Fixer will say something like this
to the chief: eve have the usual little
things that always go with circuses
and carnivals and fairs. These little
novelty-gift enterprises will be in the
side show.
Bribing the Police
at might be a good plan to in
struct your men to keep out of the
side-show, and then they won't see
the rackets. And you might tell your
men that if any complaint of any nat
ure whatsoever arises, not to do any
thing, but to first come right to me-
Now, Chief, you are put to more or
less bother on circus day, and you
| might want to put on an extra man or
two, so here's a little something to
cover it." Whereat the "fixer" will
peel ten or twenty dollar bill from
big roll and give it to the chief.
This money. of course, is really in
tended for the chiefs personal use
and is a bride.
| Bribing County Officials
The graft-circus "fixers" subse-
quently call on the sheriff, the city
attorney, the prosecuting attorney
and other police officers, and, in like
manner bride them-provided, of
course, that the said officials are brib-
able. In each instance the first thing
that the "ixer" does is to give the of
fetal all the tickets that he wishes. In
many cases money is also given free
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T.. ALEXANDER
PRACTICAL CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER

Careful estimates made on all con-
tract work. Gives more and better
work for the money than any other
contractor in the city.
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Watch for Theus Brothers Dollar
Day Aluminium announcement. St
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Letters Of A Florida Citrus
Grower To His Nephew

From Jonas Arland at Hammock
Groves, Florida, to Samuel
Newcomer, BentonviI1e, Mich.
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Hand-in-GlOve With officials

indHy cases HlOley is diSO given 1TSS-
ly.
Hand-in-Glove With officials
When Mr.. Grating Fixer "weeds"
an officer of the law (that is, gives
him a money bribe) he never fails to
say something to the effect that eff
any complaint should arise at any
time, day or night. not to do anything
but to come right to me-" He will even
say something like this: eff absolute
ly necessary we can close the things"
Fixing" the Justice of the Peace
In calling on the justice of the
peace, the "fxer" with the parasite
circus usually merely gives him an
abundance of tickets. altho, sometimes
Mr.. Justice of the Peace also receives
money. When the "fixer" "fixes" the
justice of the peace, he will usually
say: Judge, you are put to more or
less trouble on show day. Sometimes
some of our working men want to quit
US without giving any notice. That
cripples US. Some of these men might
come to see you in reference to get
ting out an attachment on the circus.
How Justice of Peace Serves ,"Fi1er"
eff any of them should come here,
or, in fact, if anybody should come
here with any kind of complaint per-
tanning to the circus or the circus peo-
pie, all I ask you to do is not to issue
any papers, but come and see me. If
there is any difficulty or misunder-
standing, or mistake, we will adjust it.
And I will see that you do not lose
any fees"
Returning Victims Money
If loser on one of the grating cir
Gus games cannot be pacified or bluff
ed by Mr.. Fixer. and approaches the
police officials. or a justice of the
peace, and insists on prosecuting the
circus grafters, the police official who
receives the complaint, or the justice
of the peace. will, if he has been elk
ed" send or take the man back to the
"fixer," who will then return the
mans money. ~
How officials Tip OFF" the Grafters
If loser is not satisfied by getting
back his money, and still insists that
| the police officials prosecute the cir
Gus grafters, the police or justice will
"tip off" the circus "ixer," who, in
turn, will "tip off" the circus grafters
to stop their games and make hasty
getaway" or disappearance
How Grafters Make getaway"
And even, tho warrants are some
times issued for the circus grafters
they are seldom or never found. iWher
they disappear hurriedly they some
times hide in the side-show, the big
show dressing room or elsewhere
about the show lot. Oftentimes they
go to the circus train, where they
plant" or hide in the privilege car
or in some other car. In their efforts
to fool police officials and dodge arrest
circus grafters have even been known
to put on makeup and personate
clowns.
Continued Tomorrow
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concluding nstalnsnt
OF
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-10-19

c. c. Calhoun has been elected to succeed W. K. Yancey as secretary treasurer of the Prescott Farm Loan Association. MT Yancey resigned so that he might devote his entire time to his duties as travelling representative of the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis Mir. Calhoun began his dut es last Sat urday, and his office will remain in the Bank of Prescott, where he may be found after 3 p. m. every day. except Saturday, when he will be in the office all day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-10-19

Hnuter and Trapper, I will be il the market for all kinds of fur bearing animals pelts. and will pay high0 prices. See me before you sell, thati where I shine. Whites Produu House. Il
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-10-19

C. Y Meador of route 6. was busl
 ness visitor to the cty Monday, aMI called at the Picayune and renewed Mi subscription to our paper.
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LOCALS

Chas M Alspaugh spent Sunday at Smackover.
 Mrs w S. Jones is visiting friends in Philadelphia. W. T Hart spent Sunday in the city with his family.
 E. J. Watson was visitor to the State Fair last Friday.
 Roy Cummings attended the fair at Little Rock last week.
 Miss Lillian McKelvey has returned from visit to Little Rock. Highest market prices paid for geese, ducks, hides, green or dry flints Whites Produce House. 1t
 Lee Gentry of Smackover, spent Sunday with his family here
 Mrs w. N. Mum was a visitor to Little Rock one day last week
 Mrs. B. H. Logan visited friends in Hope a couple of days the past week. ! -O-
 John Mutt of Hope transacted busi- ness in Prescott last. Monday.
 FOR SALE CHEAP-2 good milk cows, young calves.-Nevada County Hardware Go. 10-5w2 Rev l. H. Cummins was a business visitor to Little Rock last Friday. Ike Seals of route ?, was business visitor to GurdOn one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Bush were visitors to Little Rock last Thursday.
 FOR SALE or TRADE-Fine red land cotton and grain farm, near Pres colt Nat Martin. 12w2
 Mr. and Mrs Wren Scott were visit ors to the fair at Little Rock last week.
 Vernon Fore and G. w. Alspaugh motored to Fl Dorado Saturday, re- turning Monday.
 FOR SALE-A full bred Red Jersey boar full bred Red Jersey boar pig. Phone 2S7. It Col C.. R. Thornton of the Old Soldiers Home, Little Rock. is visiting | relatives in the city. | Fred Guthrie, who is travelling out of Cleveland, Ohio, spent few days with home folks last week. FOR RENT-Farm 5L. miles from Prescott, to two self-sustaining ten ants. For particulars write Thos. Garrett, EldoradO, Ark, Box 10S0. 12-5 -O-
 Prescott High Schools second foot ball team will play Bleyins first team at the latter place next Saturday. -O---
 Miss Dorothy Mutt, who is a student at Galloway College at Searcy, spent Saturday and Sunday with MT. and Mrs. w. C. Mutt.
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w. D. Cearley of Prescott route | was in the city Saturday, and cDa at our office and renewed his snhsvh tion to the Picayune
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-10-19

Henry Hit and wife of Hope, visited relatives in the city Sunday.
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N. N. Daniel and family of Laneburg were shopping in the city Saturday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-10-19

Mrs. T. s. Grayson of Magnolia i visiting relatives in the city this week
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Mrs. r H. Duke attended the Fair at Little Rock last Saturday.