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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26

WEST V1RG1NrA has at,enutb

WEST VIRGINIA has a, length re
solved to pay to Virginia one million
of the fifty million cid debt. There
is but one more thing which West
Va. could do, and that is to offer us
Nat HARRISON or Waitman r. Willie
in payment of the million.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
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RICHMOND WING.
THE
1871.
Terms
THE DAILY WIG.

IT TIE UdIL " HIU. elII"E
Givinga complete and detailed history and
review of the times, presenting and consid-
erihg nll matters and interests, that engage
the attention or involve the well-being of
the people, including reviews of the princi-
pal commercial and financial markets. .sa
One Year $500 Three Months 81 90
Six Months : $50 One Month -'1 Is
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
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Atthe NeW.Drug Store,

7sTa',,l HsS sii 50n9I5Gih 1Es--
2o0c Po6HDs pure Wits lead. wilt be sold
very ereap 10 Cash lRuaeHAs sRs Come to the
New Drpg Stsreetos rr your Paints and Oils, Il
yoH Ef1lt 70 cave .mqnfyr ads Hlf rt rf
Il coLQRED PAIETs, pIy and Ground IN Oil for
sale a. very iowraies, At The New Drug Store.
Z Fuif ttr Lfiif LLEuL :. ffat-f
PaB.icoaeS,l j5sPpaH a and dgph.,itd m varni,hss
for salsis very tedueed' prizes a tho New Drug
-siofs,1ia - -,ss.1 ttH ~ -D1Gsnaa
taf~f ~ ls1-f -----rw ~
! THE Gem and Hero Fruit Jars-half gallon and
quart sizss-For Sale cheaper than can be bought
any where else 8fso Jelly Glasses Just the
thiHs5 EseryyfamiIyT ahonld hav We these Jars and
Classes. Call a, the New-DTag Store and examine
these go0ds and ara prices before you buy.
: BOx,T iorrss the SIGN o. the NEW DRUG
STORE rshsr 700 come 10 Town. where ron can
buy eYeryfhiEg -, the ,pErs, PAIST add FAyeT
Goods line, cheaper tPan any where else, Call
and see for y6urseik hithF ini -.'..-
qssdf haovesi----f1,tuer. -.s
CeINFRY PHYSICIAN ssupPliea At very little
ADORE sost. Small profits for Cash. AZ letters Of
eDqairy proIt2tly a1sswered and prices quoted
-E1l134-c74 j. BUSTISG,ll .
zns yH's-tf- Brisnoi, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
HUI = = : III 2 q
ORR Richmond letter will be found

4 u u .. Z l. u = if o. B
Our Richmond letter will be found
very interesting. = IttouehesT the
the main subjects Of interest before
the Legislature at present. The
question ofreducing tie maximum rate
of interest to six per cent. has re-
ceived the assent ofboth Houses. and
will be voted on and. we believe, rati.
fed BY the people at the May cleo
ton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
SHOCKING t OF COZ. y.1N..
( '' CLARK on. ''- :
Weunti dangerous.
Special telegramto the Dispatch.

peCial telegram 10 the Disi'alcn'
CHARLESTON Nv, VA, january q. =
An exciting shootings scrape' took
place here at ) O'clock this evening
DnrinG the war the lands of John
ClaTksOn, wealthy Virginian, were
sold for taxes, aud he sued for recov-
cry. DISPOSITIONS were being taken,
to-day in lawyer KenEa's, office, Old
KamaWha street. Defedants to tie
suit were United States Marshal
Redgeman Slack and his father and
Grother. 4 dispute Arose about ques-
ton that was asked; Clarkson called
Old man Slack a liar; Hcdgcman Slack
struck Clarkson, and a general mele,
then enSued; in which seven shots
were fred, Clarkson shooting once
and the Stacks six times. The room
was small, and overa dozen persons
were present. Clarkson was hit four
times, one shot causing dangerous
wound in the breast but not necessari-
ly fatal. al parties are wealthy and
respectable The excitement is.great.
Clarkson is Richmond man. Slack
has been arrested. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
n. q G.. ". IL. X,

The directory had meeting in Rich
mond this week and adjourned over
to the 3lst. Mr.. Gaylord was present,
but Mr.. Bruff, the representative of
the English company, telegraphed
that lie was detained i'll Toronto and
could not arrive in time. Englishmen
move very slowly. They are acting
for their own interests and cannot be
hurried. shall see after a while,
whether they intend to comply with
their engagements. In the meantime,
we. must wait patiently, as tits the
best we can do.-DdRUiHc Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
MY HORN

BY KESUAlING THE STOVE AND TIN
ware business, desire to notify my friends
and the public generally that ! may be found
al the stand lately occupied by DickersOn x
Thompson, and Immediately opposite j. N.
Barker's Store. F . -tl. -...
now have splendid Stock of STOVES
of all kinds and a complete line of TN WARE
which Lam selling at very low rates for Pay
DOWN.. lam prepared to do at once, and in
the best style, ROOFING, SCOUTING and
any, other work in my line. .--
/ am sole and exclusive agent for the
EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE,
which can always be had of me but of no one
else, not even of the Manufacturers them
selves. | regard it superior to any other
Stove yet made and will warrant every one
OF them to give the very highest satisfaction.
Rel Those indebted to me are warned for
the LAST TINE, that unless satisfactory set
Element be made prior 10 Fcb'y lst., 1872, l
viii bring suit against them.
Dee. Lift. W. n. KELLER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26

The Abingdon JiJyi,,ian gives us
the following very interesting item CT
history: a 90 ~ ..-a $50 san
TIE RIDES, Dover Plains, \. y.
- january l3th, 1877. ....
Editors Of The E.iyifian:: -
DEAR SIRS; -s...-
The Fd;tcr of Scri5Rcr'S
IOnthiy has sent meyour notice of my
article in the last August number, Oh
the Weeping Willow, in which you
speak of A6ia9doR being, possibly, a
misprint for arlington. Not so. Alb
ingdon was the seat of John Parke
GUSTS, father of Gusts of Arlington,
and there all of his children were born,
excepting G.. w. p. Gusts, of Airing
ton, whose daughter is the widow of
Gen. II. X. Lee. 1t was at Abingdon
that the first weeping willow was
planted on this continent. That es-
tate WAS part of the land once owned
10y General Washington in that part
of Virginia. Yours, &C., .-.
BENSON J. LOSING. "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
WHERE YOU WILL FIND OPENING
NEW GOODS.

For cheapness, beauty, and lality, viii
compare fayourably with any IN the South
west. We offer all CASH buyers great in
dueements in new and cheap Goods, bought
at bottom prices, and embracing all the latest
winter styles 80 s.. a... l-.t...--.. /.
! 00picces brown and bleached Cotions A,
"a, 81, and 10-4-aIl shades and prices.
I25 pieces cf winter prints, elegant styles,
Sto l2l and NCTHTNG ABOVE l22 cts, and
the best goods made at that price.
Is pieces plaid checked, and fancy Linseys,
at from 23cts TO 40 cts.
90 packages white, red, mixed plaid, and
fancy Ftanhels, very low
go pieces of black silk finish and mOhair
Alpacas, Black mourning gro devenice,
princes cords, in all colOrs. p t.s..i ~
3 pieces Delaines, corded alpacas, solid
Lusties, roy al Brocades, Scotch Palids, all
wool deaines at bottom prices and in all
colors, at from 23cts, to the best silk finish
ed goods at SIPS. ass 10
80 Ladies' all wool shawls, in every style, for
Missesand Ladies' montrose, plaid, brown,
/ black aud high colors, from Sl,75 to 900,
Gents best all wool Shawls, Boulevard
( Skirts, new and elegant, cheaper than we
have ever sold them. ID f--.
$50 doz. spool thread, cotton and silk, all
colOrs -5'spoUls, 200 yds Green & Daniels
Thread for 25cts. i.aa .t.. a.if ,..t
Hoop Skirts, bustles, &C., Ladies wool Hose,
all colors- Misses, Boys, and childrens'
hose, every style and price, FL
Is doz, Ladies Collars, in lace and linen,
Cuffs to match-ncw elegant styles Ladies'
.Chemisetts and sleeves, under tickets,
Corsetts, colored and plain. Gloves, kid
embro'd and white kid Laces, Ruffiing,
Quinings, Frillings, Bobbin, &C., SC.
We have nice CHRISTMAS GooDs,-embr' d
( Handkerchief, SC &c.
a heavy stock Of Clothing, Ticking, James,
Cashmere FOR boys and gents.
AIuffs, Collars, aud Fgrs, a beautiful assert |
1nent at very low prices ii'''''i
$50 Ladies new style winter Hats, from So
to $780, Ghignons and Curls, Switches,
sc. Ladies' and Misses AGarters, Neckl /
Iaces. sc. .fg ut Ls5 % HsiIIg. <fsisH
Our stOckJi is more varied and beautiful /
han we ever before offered, and win be l
iound "a low as any housesselling for Cash,
IAN offer the same quality Of goods Our I
erms will be exclusively for PAY DOWN 4
/ .s5-ao. CASH or PRODUCE oihi
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
Dr.. WELLS EXTRACT Of JURUBEBA

is offered to the public great invigorator and
remedy for all impurities Of the blood, or for or
ganic weakness with their attehdant evils For
the foregoing complaints --" s.'-t - 'ffit1
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coR enter ateiy, ci,sJ lists at the most
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Newspaper Advertising Agents, No.
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duly authorised to contract for adver-
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Lisers in thai City arc requested-to
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TIE RIDGE, Dover Plains, Y. Y.
- january l3th, 1877.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-01-26
Lynchur0 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

WYE HAVE TURNED OVER OUR IN
w sold Stock Of Furniture. in Bristol
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
New Use fol Flax Seed.

An English paper has statement
which Indicates a new use for flax seed,
and which will be interesting to all
Yves tern farmers, showing probable
increase Of value for this crop:
"The new use is in the manufacture
of an article called lincolum, deriving
the name from lnum and oum It is
said that it will be rival of caout-
chouc, or as 1t IS commonly called,
India rubber. The new article is man
ufactttred Of linseed oil by oxidizing it
until it is solicited int a resinous sub
stance, as we frequently find it when it
has been exposed to the atmosphere.
IT is stated that III this state it is com
bined With rCsinous gums and other in
gradients, wherenpoh it assumes
the appearance and most of
the properties of India rubber
Like India rubber, it can be dissolved
into cement and used in the manu-
facture of the material for water proof
clothing. 1t can be used as varnish for
the protection of iron or wood, or for
coating ship-bOttoms. 1t is as good as
a common cement, having the proper
ties similar to The marine glue made
easily vulcanized by exposure to heat.
and by this means becomes as hard as
the hardest wood, and capable of the
finest polish. The variety of uses to
which it can be applied in this form
will at once suggest themselves TO the
reader
The manufacture of lincolum has
thus far been made to produce floor
cloth, for which it has proved itself
we'll adapted. Combined with ground
cork, it is spread on a stout canvas, the
back of which is afterwards waterproof
ed with oxidized oil. The fabric is
then printed by means of blocks i'll the
ordinary way. The floor cloth thus
produced is piable, noiseless to walk
upon, washes well, preserves its color,
and rolls up like an ordinary carpet.
1t is very durable, and its component
parts Will not decompose by heat or
exposure to the air or sun, as will India
rubber
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
Unacccuntable Phenomena mt a Party,

The following is told of a young lady
and a gentleman at fashionable party
in Nashville: The young man was
handsome and happy, the young lady
arrayed in lavender, rose, &c, with
gold-powdered hair flowing over hel
swan-like neck Finding the heat OF
the room too much for them, they
sought the cool shade of an arbor where
they might listen the fountains fall.
The music rose and fell, time flew on
silver pinions, and after an absence OF
at least an hour our young friends re-
entered the brilliantly Illuminated par
lors
The lady passed on in the dance, but
the Young man was slightly taken aback
by his next neighbor informing him
that round his neck was the unmlstaka-
BILE print of two arms in chalk and dia-
mond dust. on one shoulder large pile
of yellow powder, and on his upper lip
and check diamond dust, bloom OF
youth, and yellow powder mixed up
generally. The lady's hair was OBJ
served to be several shades paler
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
WoHan's RIGHTS in Mexico.

Two Mexican ladies of rank, at a
ball lately in Santa Cruz, quarreled
about gentleman who loved each, we
assume, about equally. A challenge
followed, and there was a fight with
swords, the end of which was the dis.
Aiding of the sword-arm of one of the
combatants. The wounded lady, moth
ing daunted, drew pistol and dared
the other to come on. The parties
were placed and the word given, and
the unfortunate one in the previous af-
fray received ball in the left arm, and
was carried from the field in a swoon.
Two hours afterward, the rules of
chivalry holding good, the victor was
married to the object of so many affec-
lions, and bore him blushingly away
on horseback wedding tour.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
The New Goy.-Generai of Canada.

Lord Dufferin, the new Governor
General of Canada, wrote a satire on
high life, aud Hon. Impulsia Gush-
ington and would have done credit to
the author of Potiphar Papers" The
story of his voyage to Iceland In 1859
is given in Letters from High Latit-
udes, which is entertaining as a tale
There is happy humanity about the
writer of that book, and sympathetic
charm, SO that it is possible that many
a fair reader has excused, if not envied,
the old Morse landlady who thought it
necessary to eethat the seeming youth
in that cold region was properly cared
for to the extent of tucking him In bed
and kissing him as she would baby.
His mother is the sister of Hon Mrs.
Norton, and the best writer of humor-
Gus Irish songs living. It is pleasant
to have such a man at the head of the
Dominion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18

Perhaps the influence of the foul
great winds on character is only a fan
ciea one but it is evident on temper
ament, which is not altogether mat
ter Of temperature, although the good
old deacon used to say in his humble.
simple way, that this third wife " as a
very good woman, but her " tempera-
ture was very different from that of the
other two. The north wind is full of
courage, and puts the stamina of en-
durance into q man, and it probably
would into a woman, too, If there were a
series of resolutions passed to that eff
iect. The west wind is hopeful it has
promise and adventure in it, and Is,
except to Atlantic vovagers America
bound, the best wind that ever blew. The
east wind is peevishness it is mental
rheumatism and grumbHng, and curls
one up III the chimney-corner Ikea eat.
And ii the chimney ever smokes. il
smokes when the wind sits in that quar-
ter. The south wind is full of longing
and unrest, of etfeminate suggestions,
OF luxurious ease, and perhaps we
might say of modern poetry-at az Y
rate, modern poetry needs change of
air. ! am not sure but the south is the
most powerful of the winds, because of
It's sweet persuaslveness. Nothing SO
stirs the blood in spring, when it comes
up out of the tropical latitude; it makes
men ''longen to gon on pilgrimages. -
-ScJT6HeT'S NGg0zinG.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
Tie PODe's Black Cat.

The Journal de Rome, in contradict
ing the report as to the dinner given by
tho Pope to the Prince and Princess OF
Wales, states that almost the only
guest ever seen at the table of His
Holiness IS a black cat named Moretto.
Moretto even enjoys sometimes the
privilege OF eating from the same plate
as his master, and of being caressed by
the august hand which dispenses SO
many benedIctions. The cat is, indeed,
SO fond of the Pope, that he news pite.
ously when etiquette and ceremony ne
cessltate temporary separation. When
the Pope celebrates mass or gives an
audience, Moretto is placed under lock
and key, for fear that he should sud
denly make his appearance by his mas
ter's side
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
Maud Miller.
AFTER HANS BREITMAN

Maud Miller, Won summer afternoon,
Vos tending bar in her tader's saloon:
She sold dot beer and siBged "Shoo Fly,
Und vinked at der men init her left eye.
But ven she looked out on der schtreed
Und saw dem gals all dressed so schweed,
Her song gift out on der ubber note,
Cause she had such a horse i'll her trote
Und she wished she had shdamps to shpend,
SO she might git such Grecian Bend.
Hans Brinker rich, as I've been dold,
Had houses, nnd lands, und a barrel OF god;
He schdopt by der door, und pooty soon
He walked right into dot beer saloon
Und he vinked at Maud, and said Sc Ny dear,
Gift me, of you please, glass of beer"
She vent to der blaze where der beer-keg schtood
Und bringed him glass dot fresh ind goot.
| " Dots goot," said Hans " dots blesser trink
As effer / had in my life, dink."
He dalked for While, den said Goot-tay,"
Und up der schtreed he took his way.
Maud hofed q sigh und said 80 how
I'd like to been dot old mans frow!
Such schpiendid close den wood wear
Dot all der gals around wood schtare;
In dot Union Park 1 d trive all tay.
Und efery evening go to der blay."
Hans Blnker, doc, felt almighty gweer
(But dot might been from trinkin beer,
Und he says to himself az he walked along,
Hummin der tune of old lofe song,
I" Dots der finest gal efer did see,
Und wish dot that she nay wife Good be-
But here his solilligwy came to an end,
Az he dinked of the gold dot she might schpend,
Und he NAKED up his mind dot as for him
He'd marry gal init lots of din
So he vend right off dot fiery day
Und married a woman olt and cray.
He wishes now, but all in vain,
Dot he vas free to marry again
Free as he vos dot afternoon
Ven he met Maud Miller in der beer saloon.
Poor Maud she married man mitout soap"
He was lazy, doo-but she did hope
Dot he'd get bedder ven schildren came,
But ven day had it shoost der same;
Und ofden now dem dears Will come,
As she sits alone, ven der days works done.
Und drinks of the day Hans called her 6 My dear,
Und asked her for glass of beer
But she don'd complain, nor efer has,
Und only saws, Dot coodn't vas."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
The Appian Way.

Here SAUNDERS Rome, among her broken tombs.
with few inscriptions save the constant blooms
liy kindly nature ON their affairs cast,
funeral highway stretching down the past.
Inc dust of glory all around me hes,
The ashes of dead empires and their kings,
near no voice save what from out the skies
Inc lark shakes down from his invisible wings
~nere slept Cesar, now the owlet hides,
Silent spirit till the day has fed
Here CLEANS the lizard, there the yiper Clides
The steadfast guests of the patrician dead
A funeral aspect fills the whole campaign,
Their tomblike fiocks the distant mounds disclose
Like scattered blocks of granite the plain
The dove-hued oxen Virgil sang, repose.
All Rome to-day sits on the buried past
Her later walls with scuptured blocks are fecked,
me spoilers toiled for ages fierce and fast,
Then left the rest to ruin and neglect
Ana still beneath their tread what wonders lie
Brave statues of the godiike, and their gods
ana columns that might corridor the sky
Yet scarce spade upturns the shallow clods!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18
4 Deg Story.

Dogs are very much like human be-
ings, only sometime more so. Two
CANNES in Massachusetts village were
indulging in free fight un the verge OF
a canal the otherday, when one of them
slipped and fell into the water. The
other Immediately set aside his wrath.
and jumped in to help his antagonist
out. The ungrateful cur made snap
at his magnanimous rescuer when he
was quietly chucked under the water
by blow on the head, but as soon as
he came to the surface again was drag
ged safely ashore. The "twa dogs v
then trotted off on the most friendly
terms with each other.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18

THERE is fatality, a feeling. SO ire
sistible and inevitable that it has the
force of doom, which almost invariably
compels human beings to linger around
and haunt ghost like the spot where
some che marked event has given the
color to their lifetime; and still the
more irresistbly the darker the tinge
that saddens it.-HoeUthorpe
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18

SoMn one computes for New York
Evangelist that the transmission of let
tiers from all the churches to all the
Presbyterian Boards and Committees,
with answers returned, by the plan of
monthly remittances, would cost annu-
ally more than $40, 500 for postage
alone.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-18


TIE Atlantic boat crew have gone to pntro,
hns land, to practice for the race with tho L.
don Rowing Club. - '''e LUZ
\ COMPANY Of twenty-five gems drdynes At.
''cAe' and dispersed a band of Carlists ooo
- l''iilioer IN the province of vallsdohd Sn.i,,
''SfhlEs Of rich gold mines in Manitoba
80 ~ 'e''' ana some of the old Lake supe-
nor explorers have gone thither. Tb, d.
res "i silver also are said to ba ill.,. a..
those Of Silver Islet mines. ''h'r 'han
oIN'R hosAs' the nominee of the Minister
lai'sts, has been elected President of tbe So
ish Cortes by large majority. The other ~
ngtTs chosen y the Cortes are also supporters
NEsuVIuS Is IN fearful state of eruntio,
new assures have opened in the sides Of tbo
mountain. and terrible showers Of Low. ana
aEhes have fallen upon the immediate ,c;,at,,
killing 200 persons and threateninr r. AZ
struction OF the surrounding villages The in
habitants are fleeing in every direction,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-14
ex.supnEME eouHr.

- zkUPREME COUNT.
4, y,ru,n,u CITY frst Nfonday In ia uary and sec
ead Monday IN August. M M l
q lrxfrEp STATES DIsTaIcT COURTS
pir,f pi,trict-At Virginia City first ,nIay IL
Aprii. secs nd Monday in July, and second Aos'
Gay Ia Nsvern'berg F1 E&s r.
seoyd District-At Deer Lodge, third Monany ~
ApriI Hrst Monday in September, ana prst Aeh'
Iay i'm December. e@ s 81
third Distric,-At Helena, first Monday In Marsn,
drst Monday In July, snd fourth Monaay iN'@ N 20
t0ber.
- :. -. TERRITORIAL COURTS. 4
i-sf isfries-In Madison County at virginia Gl,S'
erst Monday in April, s.cond Monday IN july
and second Monday in Neyember
IN esallatin County, at Bozentan Rrss MONDAY 10
March and fifth Monday Ia octoper.
IN Iea4rsen County, at RadersDurg. second Aon.
day in May and first Monday in octooer.
s,eeud pfstrfcf-Deer Lodge County. at Deer i,oass
N CITY. third Monday in April 1rst s1n Msnaas -
.s,vz srDtcRber and first Monday in Dec.mpe
u M;ssouIa County, at Missoua, fourth Monday
in june and secssd Monday In November.
= In BeaverfIead County, Bannaek arst Monaas IN
II. June and third Monday Ia October
MA DixiYicf-in Lev and Clark eSuniy u liz. u Il
ena Irst Monday in March, first Monday ~
JuIy and fourth Monday in October
In Meagher County, fourth siohahj IN 'sss ''i
fourth Monday IN November.
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