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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

Chas. kenarr and daughter, Asher
StelsOn and f. X Barnhill, of the I'D
Ind. left for Lowell, Lake Co., this
morning to attend the regimental re-
union there.
Misses Cora and Lottie Leonard,
Grace Axe and Mary Hoham, were the
guests of the d. +. club at Pretty Lake
yesterday afternoon.
l.. Tanner and family, Miss Dole of
Rochester, J. c. Jnson and James
Thayer spent yesterday afternoon at
Lake MaXenkuckee.
The The Nandala North bound pas
senger train due to leave here at l21l
was three hours late to-day owing to a
washout near Charlottesville.
Miss Cliffe Nash returned fnom Ar
kanas, last evening. She Will make
her home with the family of Robert
Hume, and attend school this year.
The firm of Sauer Il Swearingen dis
solved yesterday. They wish to extend
their thanks to all their patrons. Mr.
Sauer starts for Delaware, Ohio, to-day
c. Fisher, foreman of the frame de
partment at the Bicycle works, return.
ed to work to-day after weeks vaca-
ton spent at Indianapolis.
Messrs. Wiltfong, Axe, Bunnell and
Linkenhelt, four members of the ID. f
club at Pretty Lake, made flying trip
to town on foot before the storm last
night on wager.
81 Jones, an old soldier who for some
time past has made his home with
ThOs. Millner north of this city sudden
ly dropped dead at the soldiers reunion
at Lapaz vest erday. His death is sup
posed to have been caused by appOpleXy
ChaS. Welch left for Chicago to-day
where he will remain the balance of the
week. Mr.. Welch has accepted posi-
ton as travelling salesman for e.. \.
Webster, wholesale sterling and silver
plate, and starts on his first trip Mon
day.
The infant child of Ed Sand of Davis
Station died this morning of summer
complaint. The body will be brought
to this city for interment tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock and burial Will
take place at Oak Hill cemetery.
In addition to those mentioned the
following people lett on the PetOskey
excursion last night: Miss Alice and
Luella Moore and Alice Sherer, of Ar
Cos, Sybllla Koch and Henry Rankert.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
From Wednesdays Daily

DR.. Deeds went to Lapaz this morn
ing.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Senior is visiting at
Etna Green.
Geo. ii. Thayer Jr, went to Chicago
last night.
G. w. Marble returned from Chicago
last night.
i. f. Ryder went to Chicago on bust
ness this morning.
o. +. Ketcham was in TT. Wayne on
business yesterday.
Van Redding is clerking at Hanes
grocery this week.
Mrs. Julia Speyer is the guest of the
family of S. Mayer.
n. W. Kline of South Bend was seen
on our streets yesterday.
Mrs. d. s. O'Brien is visiting relatives
at GrOvertOwn to-day.
+. l.. Johnston of South Bend was in
this city on business yesterday.
w. III. Newhouse made business
trip to South Bend yesterday.
Mrs. Ehrlich and son Herbert are Wis
iting the family of Nj. Lauer.
Mrs. f. Welch and Mrs. L. a. Kloep-
fer are visiting at Hobart.
Frank II. Hall was in Kewanna to-
day on excursion business.
j. X. Lawrence, Of Pierceton is trans
acting business in this city to-day.
Oliver Chase came home from TT.
Wayne, Monday evening and returned
this morning.
j. b. Simons, of Lansing, Michigan,
was visitor in this city to-day enroute
home from Muncie, Ind.
Il. o. Ireland, tool maker at the Cycle
works, was able to return TO work to-
day after two weeks illness.
Rev. Boyer, wife and baby of Lig
Onier are the guests of j. w. WIltfong
and family while attending conference
Mr.. j. w. Thomas, of the Marshall
Co. Brick and Tile Works was a caller
at the INDEPENDENT Office yesterday.
August Carabin and II. \. Ball are
in Chicago to-day purchasing new fur
niture, mirrors, etc, for their new store.
Gustave Bremmer has returned from
FIR. Wayne, where he visited relatives
and Is again filling his old place at the
Cycle works.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
commissioners Proceedings.

John Ruby and others petitioned for
ditch in Bourbon township. The pc
tition was found to be in proper form
and viewers were appointed
Adam kaughman ard others petit
toned for the location and vacation of
a road in Green township and viewers
were appointed.
n. +. Bunch was authorized to sell
the timber off the poor farm after
properly advertising the same.
In the case of petition of Caroline
Laudeman and others for location and
vacation of a road in Green township
viewers were appointed.
VIM. B. Macumber and others petit
ton for a road in German township,
granted and ordered opened.
W. Ii. Taylor petitioned the Board
showing his funds were not sufficient TO
build the apr caches to the Range Line
bridge over Tippecanoe River, and ask
ing the Board for an advance of money.
Dismissed.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

ment last evening and royal time
was had. The evening was spent with
reciting, story telling, music, etc.
until late hour when all departed
feeling that it was an evening well
spent.
The annual Sunday school convention
of German township was held yester-
day. While the attendance was not
very large owing to the rain, yet quite
large number were there aid enjoyed
a profitable meeting. Arrangements
had been made to have spread in the
grove, but the heavy rain caused a
change in the program.
u. +. Dietrich o. Bremen came to
Plymouth yesterday and took unto
himself wife, the smiling and happy
bride being Miss Clara i. kOontZ OF
Linkville The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. ROthenberger al
the parsonage at o'clock yesterday
afternoon and the happy young people
were sent on their way rejoicing.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
From TUESDAYS Daily.


Henry Watson went to Argos to-day.
Ben Boyer is again able to go to work.
\. Swearingen left for Argos to-day.
Reunion of Co. ID. at Inwood to-day.
Grant BetZ removed to Argos Mon
day.
Fred Botset is clerking for +. NJ. Axe
this week.
Mrs. c. II. Hughes is visiting relatives
at Argos.
Harvey Steele returned from his Ohio
trip last night.
Hon. III. G. Thayer returned from
Boston to-day.
III. c. Swift visited in this city Sun
day and Munday.
Mrs. ]. d. Molter is visiting relatives
at Kentland, Ind.
III. III. Tyrrell of Bourbon was in the
city on business yesterday.
James Marks returned to Chicago
this morning to attend school,
n. Thomson and wife, of Maxen-
kuckee visited in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Syl Beals, of Bourbon spent an
an hour in this city yesterday morning.
Capt. W.. J. Mcclure, of LaGrange,
Georgia, returned to his home yesterday.
John Jones, Trustee of Green Town
ship was i'll the city on business we iter-
day.
Miss Meta Behrens returned from
South Bend to-day where she visited for
week
Bert Beerbower and Will Reynolds
spent Sunday and Monday in South
Bend.
j. f. Beyers, of Winona Assembly
passed through the city this morning
enrOute to Rochester.
Fred Sahar, of the Cycle Works
at LapOrte visited with his wife in
this city yesterday.
| Miss Clara Butcher left for TT. Wayne
yesterday where she will trim at Arm.
strongs for two weeks.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
From Mondays Daily.

rom monday 5 Daily.
Andy Moor Sundayed with friends in
Argos.
Oscar SimOns is reported as no better
yet.
John II. Losey visited at Warsaw yes
terday.
c. Il. Mattingly spent Sunday at
Bourbon.
Mrs. Shakes, of Plymouth, Sundayed
at Argos.
Jno. w. Markley, of Logansport is a
visitor here to-day.
y. Swearingen Is building a new
house on South street.
Bern Nussbaum, of Maxenkuckee
spent Sunday in Plymouth.
Nils Lindquist spent Sunday at Ar
Cos, the guest of John Nilsson.
Mr.. Henry Swift, of Chicago visited
friends over Sunday in Plymouth.
Frank Mckinney visited relatives
and friends at Bourbon yesterday.
Mr.. Bauman, who lives in the west
end, is reported as being seriously i'll.
Miss Pearl Miller, of Valparaiso will
be the guest of Edna Hall this week.
Miss Alice Norris, of Argos returned
home after weeks sojOurn in Plym-
Outh.
Joshua Long who is working at Ke-
wanna spent Sunday at his home in
this city.
Henry Pershing, of South Bend, spent
Sunday with Mrs. HezikIah Pershing in
this city.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
Opcnin. of the CITY schools.

High School pupils will be in attend
dance in Room y, on Friday Sept. 18th.
at | 80 p. m. All other pupils on Mon
day, Sept. 9th, any time between S and
10 a. IN.
Pupils who have attended other
schools and were not III the Plymouth
schools last year will be in attendance
also, on Saturday, Sept 9Th, at $3.50 a.
m, at the High School building.
IL. \. CHASE, Supt.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

y. NJ. Fuller Is on the sick list.
W. Il. Kyle is visiting at TT. Wayne.
Geo. Work left for Warsaw this morn
ing.
J. c. Jilson is in Bourbon to-day on
business.
Aug Carabin and p. y. Ball returned
from Chicago.
J.R. Losey, is spending the day at
Twin Lakes.
J. X. Houghton went to Argos on
business to-day.
p. 5. Daniels and wife are visiting at
Goshen to-day.
DIR. J. II. Wilson, is in South Bend
to-day on business.
Mrs. II. b. Oglesbee and son, are visi-
ting at indianapolis.
John V. Ashley Jr, returned from his
visit to South Bend yesterday.
Mrs. \. y. Julian is visiting the fam
lily of her son O. +. ketcham.
FL. Suigles, of South Bend, was in
the city yesterday on business.
John Smith, of Tyner City, is among
the visitors to this city to-day.
John Zeiders is on the sick list with
a severe attack of the jaundice.
Mrs. Fanny Annis, of Bremen is Wis
lting the family of ID. X. Harris.
Robert r.. Clark, of South Bend was
in this city yesterday on business.
Mrs. +. X. Kendrick, of Rochester is
the guest of F. NJ. Axe and family.
DR.. +. NJ. Burket, wife and son, are
visiting friends at South Bend to-day.
Tyner Nanvactor and daughter re
turned to their home in Huntington to-
day.
Baskets, Pillows, and material for
same. Every pattern in stamping to
order at NJ. Schlarb's.
\. Nj. Fuller for yellow Crawford
peaches and plums this week at lowest
prices in the city.
NJ. Schlarb's new store of fancy goods
CAIRO street is the place to buy all your
embroidery material.
Mr.. G.. W. Marble, left for Buffalo
n. Y. via Detroit in the interest of
The Novelty Works to-day.
Sticks St Joe Steam Laundry office of
South Bend the best laundry in north
ern Ind, at the Gem Cigar Store.
Nelson Green was befort Justice
Reeves yesterday charged with being
drunk. Fined $50. Fine stayed.
Mrs. y. l.. Group and sons Emory
and John left for Able Vile, Ga, last
evening to be gone about two months.
Owing to the wet weather the boys of
the ID. +. club broke camp at Pretty
Lake and returned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie +. Baker returned to TT.
Wayne to-day after two weeks visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa
Johnson.
Every desirable pattern of Hamilton
bread and thread, Crochet moulds, Bull
garian cut thread. Embroidery silks a
speciality at NJ. Schlarb.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
GEO. HAHN, Manager.

TIE AIAROONs,

Another enterprise has sprung up in
connection with the II. j, Heinz pickle
station in this city. y large cider press
is being placed at their plant which will
give employment to several more hands.
They use large quantities of vinegar
and propose to manufacture it them
selves, they will buy up all the apples
they can get in this vicinity and the
county roundabout, thus affording a
market for much fruit which otherwise
would go to waste.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
From Saturdays Daily.

Herman and Beebe left for Peru last
night
W. 5. Daniels and wife left for Bris-
tol to day.
Winamac won two straights from
Peru yesterday.
NJ. Price of Bourbon was visitor to
Plymouth yesterday on business.
Mr.. John Friedland of Elkhart trans
acted business in this city Thursday.
Jockey Wise, the little son of Adam
Wise, is visiting his grandparents near
Bremen.
Miss Mary Stuller, of Eaton, Ohio, is
visiting in this city with her brother,
Mr.. Siam Stuller.
Miss Minnie Steinbaugh, who has
been visiting in this city. returned to
Bourbon last night.
Washington Kelley, who was thrown
from a step ladder spraining his ankle
was able to ride out yesterday.
Miss Jessie Hutchin's returned to
ClaypOOl to-day after two days visit
in this city.
Mrs. Henry Meyer and daughter
Marie, of Rochester are visiting their
relatives Mr.. and Mrs Grant Betz.
Miss Erna Eiler left for her home in
Muncie this morning after several
weeks visit with Plymouth friends.
Howard Shafer, son of Dr. w s
Shafer, of Rochester is visiting his
cousin Arthur Wiltfong for few days.
Several stores closed up yesterday
and gave the whole force chance to
see the ball game. They were well re-
paid
Miss Martha Williams, who has been
spending the summer at Lake Maxen-
kuckee, visited in this city yesterday en-
Prof. II. d. Brown and daughter
Helen went to Plymouth this morning.
where Mr.. Brown will be in attendance
at the teachers institute which is in
session there. Valparaiso Star Aug. 20.
The following young men composing
the ID. F. Club go to Pretty Lake to-
morrow to camp for one week: Harry
Ruge, Rollo Leonard, Sid Becker, Art
Wiltfong, Floyd Bunnell, Fred Lnken-
belt, Ross Axe, Earl Corbeley and Jesse
Gilmore.
Daniel Jacoby, an old and highly re-
spected citizen of this county, died at
his home north east of this city about 6
o'clock this morning, aged 10 years.
Friends at a distance have been tele-
graphed for and funeral arrangements
will not be made until they are heard
rom.
The Lake Erie depot was broken in
to again last night Ticket cases and
baggage Overhauled but nothing taken
except a package of smoking tobacco.
1t makes lots of work for the depot
force however, and they are getting
pretty tired Of it. Some one is likely to
get dose of cold lead if the thing is
kept up much longer.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Cole and Miss
Lena koontz leave this evening on the
Nandalia for Petosky, Mich, and other
resorts around the lake for few weeks
Miss Lille Wiltfong who has been
the guest of W. f. Leonard and family
returned to Huntington to-day.
Mrs. c. Il. Leonard and daughter
leaYe on the Petoskey excursion this
evening to be gone about week.
Miss Lille Wiltfong, who has been
the guest of W. f. Leonard and family
left for her home in Huntington yester-
day.
Miss Mary Romig returnedto-day via
st. Louis from two months visit to
Denver, Colo, and reports delightful
time.
Rev. y. \. Gee, formerly pastor of
the NJ. E. church in this city was re-
newing acquaintance in Plymouth
yesterday.
Benz. DeMOss, who has been en-
ployed at the Novelty Works since last
fall is moving his family here to-day
from Argos.
1t is reported that one of the men at
the soldiers reunion at LapaZ dropped
dead at noon to-day. His name could
not be learned.
Or. c. Johnson, who has been the
guest of DIR. Vets during the past
week returned to his home in Mich
igan City yesterday.
Miss Ellie Shafer, of Rochester, was
in this city yesterday enrOute to Lapaz
where she Will visie for few days after
which she will return to this city and
visit friends here for about week
Mis-; Bertha Langenbaugh leaves on
the Nandalia this evening for her home
in Traverse City, Mich, after six
weeks visit with her grand father J. F.
Langenbaugh and her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. d. {. Cole.
The following party of people will
leave on the Vandalia, Petoskey eXcur
sion this evening, Mrs. VIM. O'Keefe,
ID. f. Snyder and family, Misses Queen
Cleveland and Stella Culver, Mrs. Jerry
Klinger and Lawrence Linkenhelt.
Walter White was agreeably surprised
last evening by about twenty five of his
| friends ceiling on him enmosse. The
evening was spent with games, refresh
ments, etc, and all departed at late
hour voting it a happy evening spent.
\ house party was given last evening
by Lois North to her young lady friends
Those present were Misses Laura Lin
kenhelt, Angie Ioughton, Lottie Dick
ens0n, Estella Chase, Grace McColl,
Madge Hume and Gertrude Peterson.
Rev. Isaac Butler, father of EX-Sur
veyor John Butler, of this city died at
his Old home iii Green township this
morning lie was an old resident of
this county and for several years min
lister III the Disciple church.
~ the special meeting of the Com
mon Council last evening the only bust
ness transacted was the reading and APP
proaving of four of the revised 0rdi-
nances. This work is progressing rap
idly and will probably require a large
number of these meetings at which
probably no other business will be taken
up.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

Mrs. y. Mitchell and grand daughter
Edith, of Ottawa, Kansas, arrived last
night to visit her mother Mrs. Sponsler
and other near relatives.
J. J. Engledrum, Of Sonth Bend was
in this city to-day arranging with the
fair association, for walking match
10 take place during the fair.
:. L. McKelvey, of Findlay, Ohio,
poked his nose III on us to-day on his
way home. stopping just long enough
to say how do you do, to his many
friends.
y school for the education of the
children of Master Masons in all the
branches of science, is being talked of.
1t will have an endowment Of S5O.OOO.-
coo, and will be located on the Ohio
river near the Virginia line.
Quite an exciting time was enacted
between the vets and drys at Laporte.
before the county commissioners.
1t is reported that there is only one
saloon in the town, and there is a prob
ability that it will be removed.
The Nickel Plate Road offers a
splendid opportunity for visiting the
West, Northwest, and Southwest by
authorizing excursion rates to points
in that territory on September 10th
and 9th. Ask agents for further in
formation.
y telegram has been received in
this city stating that Oscar Simons the
son of NJ. W. Simons, is rapidly i'm
proving and was able to be up, dressed,
and walk out a little yesterday. The
physicians entertain strong hopes of
rapid recovery.
For the benefit of a number of South
Bend boys living here and all Others
wanting first class laundry work Ihave
taken the agency for Sticks st. Joe
Laundry. Will send every Wednesday
and will be returned Friday evening, J.
F. linn Cigar Store.
y family by the name of Mitchell who
live at Ober, in Starke county need the
attention of the Society for Cruelty to
children, SO says the South Bend Times.
They are reported as so inhumanly
beating their IL yearol son as to cause
his lower limbs to be paralyZed
indianapolis was considerably torn
up Tuesday night by q heavy rain
storm. Telegraph and telephone wires
were blown down, and the deluge Of
water caused thousands OF dollars dam
age. The entire telephone system was
burned out early Wednesday morning
owing to fire at the exchange Office
caused by lightning
The infant child OF Nh and Mrs. Ed.
Sands died at Davis Station yesterday
morning after almost continual suffer
ing since its birth. The little one was
afflicted with stomach trouble which re-
suited in its death The body was
brought to this city this morning at
1870 o'clock for burial at Oak Hill
cemetery. Rev. l.. :. Smith OBLIGATED
at the grave.
Tomorrow the Maroons viii present
the strongest base ball team ever seen
on Plymouth grounds, and will here
after play every member if the attend
ance is encouraging enough 1t costs
much more money TO carry lirst-class
team than is generally supposed, and
the management must depend on the
sportloving public forsupport. Wheth-
or Plymouth Will continue to have a
winning ball team depends, therefore,
entirely on the public. Hoping for big
crowds in the future, we are,
Yours truly,
TIE MAROONs,
GEO. HAHN, Manager.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

Miss Hattie Robinson left for Indian
apolis Saturday aftera weeks visit with
feiends here.
L. y. kloepfer left for New York
yesterday to purchase more goods for
his new store.
Miss Rosa Dickman, Of Findlay Ohio,
arrived Saturday evening to visit with
Miss Rosa Brown.
Mrs. J. {. Martin, of Mulberry, is Wis
Iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dial in this place.
Trustee I. VI. McCrory and family
were the guests Of Mr.. McCrOrys sister
at Lapaz yesterday.
Miss Bertha Kline returned Saturday
to her home in belong, after attending
the Summer Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas and
daughter Edna returned to Benton
IIarbOr last evening.
James Marks leaves for Chicago to-
morrow, for two weeks visit with his
parents In that city.
Bert Rosenbury, John LindquiSt, and
Ray Tanner made trip to Bourbon on
their wheels yesterday.
Miss Tina Durham left for Chicago
this morning, where she will visit
/ friends for fau 6avc
Messrs Carl Reynolds, Jas. Gilmore,
Jr., Gid. Blain and James Marks visited
at Bourbon yesterday.
The funeral of the late Daniel
JacOby, took place at the JacOby church
this morning at 1890 o'clock Rev.
! ROthenberger officiating.
Miss Dell Sherman who has been the
the guest of TheO. Cressner and family
left for her home Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Noggle returned to Bour-
bon yesterday, after spending the week
at the Institute in this city.
Mrs. Ora Jacox, returned from Nut.
wood today after visit of several
weeks with friends and relatives.
Chas, o. Wiltfong has accepted a po-
sition as cashier at l.. \. KlJepfer's
and entered upon his duties this morn
ing.
Mrs. c. ). Iibbetts left for bourbon
this morning where she will visit her
daughter Mrs. Eva Tyrrel for two or
three weeks.
Walter Hilton, of Logansport, who
has been visiting relatives aud friends
in this city for the past week, returned
to his home last evening.
John Swartz, an old employe of the
bicycle works, removed to Laporte to-
day, where he accepted position with
the Smalley bicycle works at that city.
George Hreighbaum went to South
Bend today, where he Will assist his son
in rem0deling and repainting the
grocery store recently purchased by
him.
Mr.. and Mrs.P.O. Jones, accompanied
by their son Arthur and dauhter
Leu Clair, speht Saturday and Sunday
with relatives and friends in Blooming
burg. They made the trip in CARR
age having a delightful time. They
returned to-day.
Henry IIockensmith residing 81
miles south of this city founda disabled
carrier pigeon two miles south of this
city on Thursday the 29th inst. 1t bore
tag marked No. S72 and stamp. on
one wing "From South Bend 1t is
supposed that it Is the missing bird
among the lot liberated at Logansport
some tine ago. The owner can have
the same if he will communicate with
Mr. IIockensmlth.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
Popular
Approval

Goes far toward establishing
the standing of a business
house in the community. and
the good will and favor we
have been shown indicates
thatthose who have dealt with
us have been eminently sat
lsfed with their transactions,
Our SHOES are merit max
ers and reputation winners
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06
Our Clothing Department

Presents this week more than
40 choice Knee Pants for
BOYS from / to II years,
300 pairs of Knee Pants
only p cents per pair.
An elegant line Of suits for
Men which will be sold very
cheap for CASH.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-02-07

ONE of Mitchell county's extensive
alfalfa raisers IS A. G. Mead, OF Be
lott. He is a successful grower OF
that article, besides he is thorough
enthusiast on the subject He has
sown in all ninety-tive acres, and will
put out fifty acres more IN the spring.
He made more money in 1894 from
the growth Of alfalfa than any previ-
GUS year, or from any other crops.
Of a patch of sixty acres he has al
ready sold $725 worth of seed, be-
sides has enough leiJ to realize not
less than 5000 more. This patch has
been sown for several years. OF of
twenty acres in another place he has
already sold 5000 worth of seed and
hay, besides having enough hay left
t. realize $3.50 more. Rocks County
Record.