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Saturday, Juno 3
10 §,m. — Bookshop opens end vendors begin sales on Main Street,
11 e,m, *=* Author talk, Savin Alexander discusses end signs his book, ‘Robert I. Lee's Civil War,"
12 neon — Musie by Jed Marum, a Dallas based folk singer and composer who has written ' some new Civil War songs,
1 p,m, to 4 p,m, — Musie by the Itoiepian Serenades, an 1860's style minstrel group that
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