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az PuspES. JNo. E. BURDEN,
Notary Public
RURNEN g. SON

A TToRNEYs& & COUNsELLORS ATLAW,'
a Lexington Mo. Office front room oyer U
Il Rovle's book store in Kriehn's new ouuolns
opposite the Courthouse. VIII pracuce IN !ns
State and Federal courts. trompt auenlol
given TO sll business. leo1.-yi
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r. AV.EVANDER.

. TTORNEY AT LAW Wilipracticc IN ii,e
a Gnnrts of + ataye;:e :e and adj joining counties. .
< N also attend promptly to the collection oi
ci inns, and to investigation of Titles TO rs Teai
state. Office over the Banking House OF III.
Morrison x Co. I..nlf-IY -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11

..rHRuN s. sHEWALTER,

a TToRNEYS AT LAW, Lexington MO w ~
N PRACTICE in ali the courts oil the SIKH D JuCi
cial C,rcuit, and United States courts in
attention given to collections. omce al
..InteIlirencer Building, - front rOOm
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
ATTORNEYS.
CHARLES E. STONE,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Napoleon, Laiayatt
II county, Missouri. llayllti
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
CONNECTICUT
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN,
s@MONEY TO .LOAN.U

w Town Lots in Lafayette County. Will take
Charge OF Property Oi non.resldents, Collect
Rents, Pay Taxes, ami attend to Proper Assess
ment OF Real Estate. Correspondence solicited.
Office IN Court House, Lexington, Mo.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
,r,r py,.Nn- xENoPHON RYLAND,
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RYLAND s. RYLAND,

4 TTORNEYs AT LAW, Lexington, Mo
A once over No. 81, Main street. Practice
All Courts OF Lafayette and aaeynt Iats and
i,is.rict ,ourt OF the United States. Fromp
a,teution gwen to collections and all ,,a otnel
ans I.A1As
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A TTORNEY AT LAW VIII practice ms
n profession IN the courts Of Lafayette an'i
sGrroun Ting counties. Prompt attention gwen
TO all business entrusted to his care. Once over
puaiics & Co.'S Drug Store, front room
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-11
". A. ElCkLIN.

A TTOENEY AT LAW, Notary Public ano
n Justice of the Peace, Lexington, Missouri
Once over Davis Il Ali=tadt's boot and SHOE
s,,r. noyl5-ly
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
Lake Disaster!
Steamer Marine City Burned !
Fight Lives Lost.

On Sunday afternoon last, the
people of this city were thrown in
to intense excitement by receiving
news that the steamer Marine City
which was on the Detroit and
Mackinaw line, was burned to the
waters edge, near Altoona.
It seems that the Marine City,
which left this port shortly before
noon, had proceeded on to Altoona,
where she took on cargo Of shin
giles and then started out Oh her
way to Detroit. About fifteen
minutes after leaving Altoona, ac-
cording to the statement of Capt.
Conner, a watch on the main deck
reported to the mate VIM. Smith,
that "a fire had broken out in the
starboard bunker. The officers
and crew at once got the fire hose
ready for use, the engineer started
the pony engine, and in short
time one stream was playing on the
fire from the main deck and one
from the hurricane deck also the
water buckets were used as long as
there was any possible chance for
such work, but the fire could not be
checked in its course, and the
flames spread upward to the cabin,
and soon enveloped the central por-
ton of the boat in one dense sheet
of fire and smoke. The second
engineer stood by his post until
forced away by the flames, and the
increasing heat drove the men from
the wheel. The boat had been
headed for shore, but when the
wheel was necessarily abandoned
the boat gradually swung AROUND
and headed into the wind, which
was fresh and northwest.
The tug Vulcan was about two
miles out when they discovered
the Marine to be on fire, and they
ut once went to the scene to render
all assistance possible. There was
the most intense excitement OH
board the burning vessel, but the
officers did all in their power to
quiet the fears of the passengers
until assistance should arrive, but
all argument is of but little avail
among a burning boat load of pan
ic-stricken passengers, and men,
women and children perfectly ter
ror-stricken leaped into the lake,
there to take their chances with |
The rolling waters. The Vulcan
came up to the bow of the Marine,
and succeeded in getting some of
The passengers on board, but the
IRE was raging to such an extent
hat the side of the tug was con-
charred, and the captain
was forced TO move off; yet he
came up alongside aud
took oil the passengers he could
from the burning wreck. Mean
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
4 New PrOpcIlcr.

The increase of business Oh the
Alpena and Mackinaw route has
caused the owners Of the propeller
st. Paul, VIM. +. Warmer, of
Detroit, with Mr.. Gilchrist and
others of Alpena, to decide upon
the building of companion pro-
peller for the st. Paul, to be like
in size and general build. II is ex-
pected that the new boat will be built
in Detroit, but that matter will not
be fully decided till later in the
weck.-Free Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

which to collect the exhibit for
the State fair, our farmers who
are to aid in that direction should
bestir themselves the more lively,
and take special care that they are
not behind time. Mr.. King, who
is collecting the exhibit Of this
county for the State fair, has made
arrangements whereby all articles
to help comprise the county ex-
hibit can be left at the office of
Fletcher, Pack d Co., on Water
street, where Mr.. King will ar
range them in proper manner for
shipping to Detroit. 1t should be
borne in mind that all collections
Tor this purpose must be in Mr..
Kings charge in this city no later
than Friday of next week.
AT the County Convention, at the
Court Room, on Monday evening
last, there was a good audience,
the room being filled. Hon. J. X.
Lockwood was called to the chair,
and A. r. Mcdonald chosen as
secretary. Three delegates to the
Senatorial convention, which meets
in this city, on the Sd, were chosen
by reclamation as follows: Chas.
Golling, Hon. J. D. Turnbull, and
Geo. G. Heron. After the APP
pointment of delegates the audi
ence listened to some timely and
well directed remarks from Hon.
S. l.. Carpenter, Hon. j. ID. Turn
bull and V. G. Burnham. The
speakers met with applause OH vari-
Gus occasions during their remarks,
and the Democrats seem to be full
ly aware of the fact that in this
year 1880 the Democratic party
of the nation will meet with an
overwhelming victory by electing
W. S. Hancock to the Presidency
of the United States.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
~1<--I77-l1--17-l'7
OUR TELEPHONE.

NewI sidewalk in front IF Mon
aghan'A drug store.
The nnblic schools will com
mellce pn Monday next.
Rev. T. N BARLOW arrived in
town OF Thursday evening last.
JOS Rush, formerly of this city,
mas pefn spending week in town.
Inc fishermen report fishing as
being excellent for this season of
the yeAr.
IL. NJ. Donnelly has returned
home FROM his trip to Ohio and
elsewh IRE.
Mrs j. G. Donnelly of Detroit,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Min
ton, III this city.
Boltdn a. Mcllae are making re-
pairs b their dock, on the north
size OF the river.
The prick work has been COM
menced on the new block of Cbas.
Brand on Chisholm street.
found-A silver breast-pin-a
cross The owner can recover the
same o1 calling at this Office.
Jas SHAW, on Monday, caught
Tor Il. 1nthony, from trap nets oil
NORTH Point, over $500 pounds OF
white ii kh
MISS Ixittie Corbiu, who has been
ON Witt TO Bay City, returned
home o1b Sunday last, by steamer
Metropolis.
The iLew TEACHER for the gram
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
New GOods-Priccs Low.

- . Lewenberg having returned with
" i"ise and complete stock of both
"i'n''m and Elgin Watches the latest
s''ies III icwelry, diamonds, etc, is sell
my at brices that cannot be competed
WIN III this State. First class goods
a",l PLiccs low. Special attention is
C'''cu 70 a superior article of Silverinc,
for clcanino siIvcr which no now hos
for sale
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
VI 4 II RTE ID.

In this city, July alst, by Rev. W Douncly, a /
Pilgrims Rest, Lafayette Wesley and Katie
shay an OF Alpcna.
Aug. 2nd, by the same, John O. German and
Rose Mary Shields, all of A'pcna.
Aug. 18th, same place. by the same Joseph
Balcntin and Katie wager, all of Rogers City.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
Mista kes should BE Corrected

FuTIICUlnrlv tho nrnctice of tnkinr mcdi.
cines into The svstcm Inv wav of stomach
lor base of the Kidneys. 1t is an
o o, treatment, well tried, and proven in
eihclenp. The true method is absorption,
rs proven by the great success of Days
Kidney Pad
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
JOE PARRO.


AIpENA Auo. 80, 1880.
Editor cf Iipolo .1rg0s:
DEAR SlR.-As to the reports
about the conduct of the second
engineer said to have taken place
near my boat, | want to say that
they are all from rumors unfouud-
ed, and ! entirely eXhonerate him
from all the charges as far as my
knowledge in any part is concern
ed
Very truly yours,
FRANCIS NJ. VAN LEV,
Captain of Grayling.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

From thn crodln 10 tho wr,yo ali ,ro
subject 10 coughs and colds Adamson,s
botahlp Cough Balsam is Il certain cure
III ti'G host obstinate cases. New trial
size, loIctS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
w. r.. CONFER.
Master.

EDITOR ARGus.--As to the re-
ports that Mr.. Winship, the second
engineer of the Marine City, tried
to prevent my being picked up by
the row-boat he was in, wish to
say that ! have found out that they
were without foundation, and |
being lucky enough to be saved, |
can say he nor any one else could
have done me more acceptable
favor than he did by picking me
up and putting me aboard the
Grayling.
Yours,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
hhc NOIiaic Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich

| WI send their celebrated Electro
| Voltaic RcIts I'm Tho ooIictcd mon %
ldays ttiaI. Snccdv cures onaran,ooJ
ihcy ilican what they say. Write to
'hcni " ithout delay. 422yt
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
THEIR TELEPHONE.
Vial Electricity in all its

THEIR TELEPHONE.
Vital Electricity in all its might,
power, for the cure of diseases in ever,
iorn', can be obtained in Alpeua for u
SNORT time. Magnetism succeeds whcr
all else fails. Ladies' and chldrcn's cases
especially invited, and carly application
so'lc'tcd. Apply AZ the Office of the
Fletcher House.
We are selling goods at prices TO suit
everybody, aud cannot be undcrsold by
any House i'm Michigan Call and see us,
ana DC convinced that we mean business.
ANsPACH d Co.
Get vour nlrmhin. dono =, II,miI.
tons
Wanted.
Inc address of parties in need of
cno'cc Winter Apples, properly packed
and Sold at low rates Address Thos
iiayhSr, Romeo, Mich.
Inc largest stock of furniture ever
known in Alneno is now an oxhihi,io,
"' SHANNON d Co.'S
MI knoch, of the firm of Anspach &;
w. i now east purchasing goods, and
.'ic way the stock Of good, substantial
u'y goods, carpets, clothing, etc, is arriv-
'hS at the store of Anspach & Co., is u
cautioL
y lull line Of plumbers goods con
S'ahtly on hand, and superior work done
III 'nat line ut lIamilton's.
NcSVen sells bread, 81 loaves for 81 =.
ms BUSINESS has increased wonderfully
VI '"'c' and his facilities for supplying
'"' public with the best of goods is
SUCH 'i,at he can afford to sell bread at
ieuuttion of ten per cent.
we will not be undersold," is our
'no''o' Get our prices before you buy
elsewhere. SHANNON & 90
New ooods cvcrv Iov and n,o., .ou,
''S' Anspach n Co. are filing up thcit
S'orc u Overlooking, and arc bound TO
SUI " low as any house OH the shore.
9ou want new stove, Just call at
munitions and sec his large assortment.
frlccs 1t the bottom.
VIC Orc this year putting in our stock
of gooQs earlier than usuaI and arc 20.
'oNlhS the largest stock of all classes of
Soo''s IN our line ever brought into any
on the shore. Our motto
- NOV 70 be undcrsOld, and we defy com
Po'''ioh, either rs to quality of goods or
as to, priccs.
ANsrACH e Co.
. i'l"arc of every description att Ham
iltons.
- Bell, Of Bell Bros, Toledo, Ohio,
''"' o'cn in our city and made perman-
'n' engagements to ship fruits, produce,
cue 10 Alpena. VIM. L. Rogers, at the
dock, is their oUcnt and can ho consuItod
by the sroccrvmcn We homo This now
will rcceivc tbr ENCOURAGE
licnC II deserves, us it brings commits
sion house IN orr worry doors
i. "lci' the people Of Alpena think that
Shannon &, 90 = nricos arc h;ohor ,hor
Neou,bo
they had better call and get
Vhc'r Prices, and they will be convinced.
"A iui line of cook, box and parlor
stoves, lin and sbeotiron woros aud .
stock or nlumhor,s oood ~
Johnston Uomi,tor,s pr;cos o,rov
down.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
CLARENCE A. WINoHIp,
2nd Eugin'r of Marine City

To tie hditor If tie 1ygus:
| have heard the stories in cir
culation in Alpena about my second
engineer, Mr.. Winship, and as to
their truth ! know nothing, but in
justice TO him ! wish to say that
while he was on the Marine City,
he did his duty as a brave seaman.
He worked faithfully, manly and
without fear until he was driven
from the boat by the flames. If
he pursued any other course after
he left the boat, it is a great sur
prise to me, because Il man who
could act as brave as he did on the
burning vessel could not consist
emily act the coward elsewhere. /
send you this that you may re-
port the whole facts.
Yours truly,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

received the following letters which
fully exhonerate the engineer. and
we publish them that those who
have heard these reports may know
the truth.
ALrEsA, Aug. 80, 1ss0.
EDITOR ARGuS.-Statements de-
rogatory to my character, charging
me with wicked acts of cruelty
and cowardice, having been brought
to my ears as being believed in
Alpena, ! have made efforts TO as
certain their origin, and have
found that they were without any
foundation. did my best to help
my suffering shipmates aud the
passengers. was three-duarters
OF an hour in the water myself
and too well knew the grateful
ness felt, when was assisted. 10
allow me for one minute TO refuse
succor to others where | was able
to bestow it. ! ask you TO publish
this statement so that those who
have heard the stories may not do
me the injustice of believing them,
when have satisfied several gem
tlemen here of their lack of truth
fullness.
Respectfully Yours,
CI AREN1,n ANlA--r11n
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

made all the preparation possible
for the struggle to come. They
removed some portions of their
clothing, secured life preservers,
and then went overheard. Mr..
Butteriield swan TO a crate float
ing in the water, and pushed it to
his wife, while she seized it and
sustained herself as best she could.
The crate was close TO the boat,
and near the fire, and Mr.. Butter
field was endeavoring to get the
crate,-which by this time was
supporting half a dozen men and
women-away from the boat, when a
young lady caught hold of him,
and IN her frantic struggles to es-
cape drowning, Mr.. Butterfeld went
down under her weight. He now,
by extra eXertions, freed himself
from her grasp, and again came to
the surface, pretty much out of
breath. He then seized the girl,
holding her at arms length, and
told her that she must depend on
the crate for support, and hold
fast till assistance arrived. They
remained in the water, holding on to
crate, with Mr.. Butterfeld pad
ding as best he could from the
flames, until they were taken on
board the tug, when both Mr.. and
Mrs. Butterfield gave out, com
pletely exhausted. They were
brought to their home in this city,
and good care is doing wonders for
both, yet Mrs. Butterfield was very
weak at first, but is steadily grow
ing strong again.
Lafayette Howard, of this city,
who could not swim, succeeded in
crawling on to a plank, where he
remained till picked up. He says
he saw four persons go down be-
meath the waters.
The names of those Oh board
from Alpena, all of whom were
saved, are as follows: Hon. &. A.
Butterfield and wife, Robt. and
Ella Mathews, Mrs. c. Golling and
two children, Mrs. C. Hueber, C.
Altman, VIM. Morris, Jos. Parrow,
John Keys, S. II. Davis, l.. A.
Howard, julius Levere and James
Jones. 1t will be remembered by
many of our readers that this is
the same Jones who was capsized
IN tug at this port good many
years ago, was on board the TUG
Miller when it blew up, was a
work in the Minor single mil
when the boiler exploded, and nov
was a passenger on board the Ma
rine at the time of her burning
He must be proof against death 10y
accident.
The following is, as far as we Cal
ascertain, list of those who were
saved, not given in the above list
of Alpena people:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01
Cent Column.

Advertisements OF five lines or less inserted in
,is colutnn at i5c per week, and Be tor each add-
,in,,.I line N continued for three months or
,,',r a5 Dor cent dieount from these figures. In
MI easrs cash To accompany orders
NOR sALE-A business lot 70xGG feet, with
Il two story buiiding, on Dock street For
terms and particulars apply 20. the ARGUS Office
40
NOR sALE.-lo acrcs, % acres cleared, wen
i watcrcd, l2O fruit trees, frnc house and barn,
two mile from city. Apply t the ARGus Office.
l63
NOR sAIE.-House ana one or two lots, on
L Plains street for slc nc bargain Enquire
oi Allen Johnson, or al thi, ohrc 80
DITY LOTS. Two city lots ON Dock street,
tor sale cboup, Wnl w. sold separate or to-
erthor, us Desired. Enquire tt ANGUS Office.
NOTE PAPER ut d cents pcr quirc At the
y ANGUS Office.
L'NVELOpF- at 20 CENTS pe. puck, at the An
II Gus Oticc,
NOR SALE. Corner lot ON Third street. Easy
i terms. Apply 40 this Office.
DILIs Of LADING FOR sale at lowest prices, at
ID the ARGUS Office,
DLANK TOWN PLATS at less thau Detroit
ID prices 40 the ANGUS office
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

Mrs. Clough and son, of Marine
City, mother and brother of f. +.
Clough, the druggist, were visiting
in town last week, and started
for home 10y the Inflated steamer
Marine City, but after the disaster
they returned to Alpena.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

new sidewalk in front of Mon
aghan'A drug store.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

inc address of parties in need Of
cho'ce Winter Apples, properly packed
anu Sold at low rates. Address, Thos.
lIayn5r, Romeo. Mich
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-01

!
Mrs. 4. i. Clough and son, Marine City; Mrs
/ j. j. Moore and son, Ottawa, o.; Mr.. aud
Mrs. Bliss Port Huron Miss Alice Thomp-
son, Port Huron Mrs. J. Grey, Port Huron
I Anna Brewer, Teeumsch; Mrs. W. O. Lumsdcn
and child, Detroit; Mrs. &. II. Thompson and
Beard, Alcona &. :. Brow 1. Detroit Mr.. and
Mrs. G. \. Ossman, Grccnville; Mrs. Grant and
daughter, Detroit; Patrick Quinn, Cadillac Il.
J. Ryan and Dewitt Covill Toronto George Col
ton, Detroit Chas. Miller Detroit Thos Sharp,
Chcboygan; Albert Hudson. Altoona; Frank
Mott Utica, Mich. Mr. and Mrs White and
four children, Detroit; Mrs. Lizzie sharp. Che
boygan Miss Jennie sharp, Cheboygan Joseph
Miller, Rogers City; Neil Boyne Ontario; Frank
Frcer, Detroit fico. Hobbs, Port Huron &. W.
Newman, Jr, Detroit Fred. Douglas, st. CLAN
T. II. Barrett, Point st. Ignace l.. V. Cady, De-
troit Pat Mctiowan, Point St Ignace; w b. !
Cole, Rogers City Mr.. and Mrs Doolt;lc Port 4
Huron Chas. Schenk and 4. kc'tfer, Altoona !
r. u. Brennan, Detroit Miss Margaret McCon- /
Sadie Van Arsdalc. Chcboygan Miss Mary II /
Bnrkcr, Jackson Mrs. Jno McElroy and james
Lehman, Han s,'llc; Charlcs CeIncns, Toledo
Latimcr Thompson, Toledo: Frank Mower To-
cdo; Isaac HOgncr, Montreal T.. w Voigt and
family, Detroit e. II. Schumau Detroit Jno.
Spitlc, Detroit John H. Been, Detroit John
Heron. Altoona T. +. kenosac, Tcrumsch: Katie
Hawarl, Chas. Thornc, Eha firld Luuisn rhomp-
son. Detroit
Those Of the crew saved are AZ follows Fred
Gibbs, stewart Robert Mcclure Engineer, Dc
George Shields, porter, st. Johns; Capt. Conner
and two SONS Detroit VIM. Smith mate, Detroit
Charles a. Mcintosh. clerk, Detroit Richard NJ
johnson, barber Ypsilanti; C. \. Winship, see
ond engineer, Detroit James Corners, Michcal
Casey, Ed. Stevenson, ,Ino. Battcn Chas Crochet,
stephen Walsh, VIM. Hight, Robert Mott james
King, Chas. Hogucs, Jno. sullivan, A. w. Enshal,
Alex Monroe, Geo. Buchard. Henry Reed, Her
bert Hatch, Joe. Tioinbley, Frnnk Sheldrick. Ed.
Philips, Luke Doncy, Jas Goodwin, Juo. Helm,
rhos. Hatch, Jno, Curry, Chas \ smith, Jas.
Crav ford, Zach Dune, Nelson Ausbn.
The following are the names Of those lost
Richard Shultz, head waiter; Jas. Griffin, head
cook Frank Enmit, musician: Guy McElroy,
ser, Altoona; - Watson, Detroit, and an Irish
man. whose name was uni lown, and who board
ri the boat al Sc. lgnacc, for Detroit
All sorts of reports were in cir
culation in regard to the disaster,
md we have endeavored to get as
correct a statment as possible un-
Ter the circumstances.
Rumors were in circulation
around the city that the End en-
yineer of the Marine City was
guilty of acts of cowardice; was
charged with having refused to
safe Joe Paroe; with trying to /,
save himself after he was aboard
/ yawl boat and neglecting to help
,wo ladies' in distress. We have
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f. o. Avery has recently con-
structed a large new barn on his
in the Third ward, and
is now engaged in erecting an Of
flee and store on Dock street, the
building being 20xl0 feet, with "a
feet posts.