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Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

Judge Stull, of Brownville, is can
didate' for district attorney against J.
c. Watson of this city. Judge Stull is
an able lawyer and genial gentleman.
Nebraska City Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

- Physicians freely prescribe tho new hFOd
NJ Hedicine Malt Bitiers." becansa more nourishing
and purifying than all other forms
IF malt or medicine while free from the objection
lrged against malt liquors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26
JOHN =. STULL,
STf County Judge.
Com.,issioner.sale ogRoaI Estat

Notice Is hereby given thnt by virtue OF an
order OF sale issued ont Df the District Court
OF NeInaIa County, Nebraska. and % Us a.
rec.ed ~ referees and commissions - In the
Ja-e hereafter TueutIonel! UyOn an order and
10 cree rendered by thc Salt court Ia "A Ger tain
action thcrrtn peHling wherein FryHnI
Cobb Is plaintiff, and Martha Finley Nancy
Albion, Clark cobb W4Ilinnl~no CObl.,
Pinkney Cobb, clay Cobb. David cobb,
Catherine King, Martha conner, Frnncis
Cobb. Seymour CDhb. Nancy A King
Williamson Il. W. Cobb, Newton G. Wor-
ley, Louisa Inman. Martha Nctjahn. Eliza
Nelson, Martha G.. keH and John A. Irwin,
are defendants. We VIII offer for sale a. pub
Tic auction at the door OF the Court House n
BrOwnville I'm the said county. on Friday the
lOth dEy OF September. A. y. 1850 at I O'Clock
In the afternoon OI that day the following
real estate in Nemaha County. Nebraska
tO-wIt; =. w Sec. l3 L o. z. IL, T. 100
acres. =. T. a See. l3. I. D. r. l3 F.. 100 acres
y. T.. L. Sec, Is. T. s. K. l3 =, 10 acres y p.
=, sec. -, T. &. r. II. T.. l6D acres. Lot 10,
Sec Ij. +. x u. f.. II 2j-IOO acres. Lot n,
See. Is. T. :, u. 10, +. y y3- 100 acres. Terms
OF sale:-Onc-lhITd cash, One-thIrd IN one
year and one third In two ycars Deferred
payments 20 be secured by mortgage on the
premises with interest az 10 per cent per
HnuUm. PAYABLE annually from date OF sale.
Aug. >, 1850.
WILLIAM II. HOOVER,
DAVIDSON PLASTERS,
Referees and Com missions.
4 n - - q.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

Maud ). and st. ,Eulien, the king and
queen of the turf. each recently made
mile in 2112f, on the Rochester
course
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

The Democrats of Colorado have
nominated John L. Haugh for Gov
ernor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

The temperance people of Main have
nominated Hon. Joshua f. 0sgood for
Governor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

ESTATE OF JANE CLAIRE DE-
II CEASED. In the County CourI OF Se-
maha County. SehTaSAH.
Notice Is hereby given that SeptcUih-r an
lSSO and March 10th 1851 a; 10 q clUcS y. A.,
"feach dHy. NJ The office Of the County Judge
Of NeInahR County, Nebraska IN BroYHville
Nebraska have been fixed by The court as the
t'ms- and place when and where all persons
who have claims AMI demands against said
deceased can have the same eXHI.iiued. ad-
juSted and allowed, all claims not presented
at the last mentioned date will be forever
barred. by order Of the court.
Dated August 4uh 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

During September Senator COnkling
Will speak in Indiana, Ohio, and pro-
baby Pennsylvania.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

The Democratic State Convention of
Connecticut, 18th inst, nominated
James II. English for Governor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

The Moline ReCieIC says: Chairman
Barnum is not Snowman Barnum. He
has no show-neither has his party"
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For President OF the United States.
JAMES A. GARFIELD.
OF Ohio.
For Vice President OF the United States.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
of New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1880.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

htTtTttN HlIU I''ITl fTTl 81 on
J. II. broadly. Att'y Tor PIN. s
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-26

b. Bell AHdrelUS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
THE 10TH REGIMENT ENCAMP.
MENT.

On Wednesday, Sept ist, the 10Th Reg
iment o. N. o., and the 3d Battery will
go into camp in the pleasant grove on III,
BILLY Brown farm" on the lake shore.
about one mile west Of the Harbor. Col
+. j. Obi has already issued his order foi
the encampment, and 1t Is published in
full on the first page Of this paper Tho
rules and regulations governing the Unl
ted States army are to be strictly enforced.
and he says discipline and order must be
observed.
There are about 600 men in the rcgi.
ment and IL is expected there will be full
attendance, as the company command.
ants will be held strictly to account for
every man whose name appears on the
rolls.
There are to be dress parades, sham
battle, and other exercises Of interest all
OF which will be duly announced in the
columns Of this paper.
The members Of the Ashtabula Light
Guards are doing all in their power to
make the arrangements complete, and the
encampment the pleasantest one ever held
by this regiment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
ASHTABULA PRIMARY.


The primary meeting to elect delegate,
to the Congressional, Judicial and Coun
ty Conventions, was held last Saturday
IRON B, to 9 p. m, and the largest vote.
do3, ever cast at Il primary, was the re.
suit The Northway delegation, consist.
ing of NJ. II. Haskell, F. f. Watrous, A.
c. Towne, j. NJ. Wilcox, and f. D. Case
was elected by vote Of PAL, against 142
cast for Mr. Rowland.
1t is unnecessary to say that the friends
OF both candidates worked like beavers.
for vote Of 3s3 alta primary here has
never before been known. Unfortunately
for Mr. Rowland, his leaders were well
known Thorp men and constitutional Of
flee seekers, and as Thorp stock is consid.
erably below par in Ashtabula, the result
was foregone concluson Nearly all of
the delegates on the Judicial and County
tickets elected, were ant-Thorp
The delegates elected to the Judicial
Convention were Charles Booth, Theo.
Hall, F.. A. Pettibone, Albert Sherman
and W. c: Haskell To the County Con.
vention, James Reed Jr., W. S. Burnham,
f. A. Pettibone, f. NJ. Pierce E. r. Met.
calf, E. II. Gilkey John Castle, w. II.
Landon, 4. w. Fisk, II. J. Topky, AT.
Dorman and George c. Mygatt.
Mr.. Pettibone was elected Committee.
man
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
A GRAND PICNIC.

Arrangements were being made las
week for grand Sunday School excur
sion over the A. & p. Railway, with pic
mic at the Ilarbor, to have taken pac,
yesterday, but owing to the shortness oI
the time and other matters that interfere
it was, for the time being, postponed
When it does take place, it is expected
25OO Sunday School children from town.
along the a. & p. R'y, will JOIN the excur
sion. Superintendent Mccoy, with his
characteristic liberality, has Offered spe.
cial excursion rates, and one of the larg
est excursions that has ever visited the
pleasant groves at the lake is expected.
Would it not be well to postpone the ex.
cursion until the first week in September.
when The 10th Regiment and Sd Battery
o. n. G., will be in camp at the Harbor.
which would add considerable interest to
the occasion?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
ROME.

Eds. Tel.-A sad accident occurred here
last Saturday night about one-half mile
south of Rome station. The excursion
train which ran from Ashtabula to Or
well, with passengers from the show,
while returning from Orwell, light, about
one o'clock, a. m, ran over a man by the
name of L. c. Miller, resident of Rock
Creek who leaves quite large family
there to mourn his loss. 1t is supposed
that hewas carried by Rock Creek, got off
from the 40 p. m, train at New Lyme,
and started back up the track on foot. He
was evidently lying on the track when
the train ran over him, his left arm was
pretty badly crushed and he bore some
bruises about the head He lived about
an hour after the accident. He was taken
to Rome station, where his friends came
on Sunday and took charge of his re
mains. yD
August o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
UNDER THE WHEELS.

L. c. Miller of Rock Creek, was killed
by the cars on the A. & P. R'y, at Rome
station last Saturday night. lie had been
to Ashtabula to see Forepaugh's circus,
where he became intoxicated, and was
carried by Rock Creek to New Lyme.
There he left the train to foot it back to
his home, when he was run down by Il
freight train going north, which cut off
his left arm near the shoulder, crushing
his head and killing him instantly He
was about 35 years of age, and leaves a
wife and three children. His life was in.
sured in the Ohio Mortuary Union for
$25OO. The news of the death of her hus-
band so shocked Mrs. Miller that she went
intospasms and, for a long time after,
remained in an unconscious state.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The convention delegates from Lake
Ashtabula, and Geauga counties, compos
ing the third subdivision of the Ninth
judicial district, met at Painesyille on
Wednesday last for the purpose of nomi.
natinga Common Pleas Judge and mem.
Der Of the State Board of Equalization
The convention being called to order bv
j. o. Converse, of the Central Committee,
Hon. Aaron Wilcox, of Lake county was
chosen Chairman, and Theo. Hall, of Ash.
tabula, N. c. Woodward of Geauga, and
j. b. Potter of Lake county, secretaries
The following gentlemen were Committee
on Credentials; L. j. Belts of Ashtabula,
S. w. Kellogg, Of Geauga, and Hon.
James p Smead of Lake. Hon. II. B..
Woodbury. Of Ashtabula, was nominated d
for Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas
by reclamation, and N. L. Osborne for
member Of the State Board of Euualiza-
lion, after one ballot The denomination
of Judge Woodbury. was generally expect
ed, and no other names were mentioned in
any way as candidates. There were no
speeches and no resolutions, and in this
respect the convention was a model one.
E, c. Wade Of Ashtabula, j. 0. Converse,
Of Geauga, and j. F. Scofeld, of Paines-
vile were chosen members of the Cen
tral Committee for this district during the
coming year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
Henry Ap1HORP.
II. =. FRIcI;ER.
BASE BALL

The Madisons beat the Painesgilles
on wednesday last Score Z to3.
On Wednesday the Conncauts took a
scalp from the Kingsvilles; score u to Z.
Yesterday, at Cleveland, Cleveland 8.
Worcester 3; at Chicago, Providence G.
Chicago 4; at Cincinnati. Cincinnati II.
Boston 2; at Buffalo, Troy ., Buffalo !.
FroVidense now stands second in the
League championship.
-Therccently organized Conncaut club
commenced their season with game with
the Ashtabulas last Saturday, and were de.
feated by score Of 32 to 3, in "a game Of
SIX innings. The following is the score by
innings:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
The Fact OF lhe busIne.s

Is, that IN Hamilton's ginger tonic the
people have found most effectual remedy
for collie, diarreah, disentery, cramps,
cholera mOrbus, sour stomach, etc., ever
offered TO the public. This remedy is
warranted to possess in a concentrated
form all the properties Of pure Jamaica
ginger. 1t is active and efficient, and is
sure to prove its necessity in every house
hold by its high tonic properties, its harm
lessness and its prompt efficacy in iremov-
ing all disorders of the stomach and bow
els. Price 90 cents per bottle; sample
bottle 25 cents. Sold by Swift and E. A.
Willard, Ashtabula, Parshall, Kingsville.
Aup
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
COUNTY NEWS.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.
AUSTINBURG.


Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Barnes are visiting
friends at West Liberty, Iowa.
Morning Star Grange picnic at Red
Brook, Thursday. II. G. Shipman, and
family, and G. A. Pulls and family, are
camping there this week.
Mr. Colgrove, of Bristol, Connecticut.
died last Sunday. He was visiting with
Prof Tuckerman, who is a nephew of the
deceased. Mr. Tuckerman is engaged at
Burton, at the Geauga County Teachers
Institute. The fall term at Grand River
opens next Tuesday.
Among our visitors this week, are Mr..
Carroll Parmlee, of Cleveland, Mrs. Cora
Creighton, OF Lawrence county, on the
Ohio river
Mr.. George SaXby has rented building
in Andover and will open a shoe store at
that place, about Sept. 1st.
In the general slaughter of County Off.
GERS, Monday, Austinburg stood squarely
ON the civil service reform" Although
there could be no possible objection to the
gentlemen nominated, our delegates
showed an appreciation of the faithful SER
vices of the Auditor and Recorder
In the Congressional contest the friends
of both candidates have been earnest, and
the primary meeting, on Saturday was
fully attended. Mr.. Northway received
40 votes and Mr.. Rowland As. 1t is the
wish of Mr.. Howland's best friends that
he will withdraw from the contest, thus
placing himself in magnanimous po-
sition before the public, one and all.
August o. OFF,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13

Every man should be willing, and we
think should be anxious 10 Investigate
every thing which is'so likely to benefit all
man kind as the discovery of Kendall's
SPAWN cure, because it is now being used
on human flesh with most remarkable be-
nedoial results for rheumatism and deep
seated pains, and it has proved by ex,
perience that it is equally as good for hu-
man flesh as for any animal. 1t is pene-
trating and powerful, and yet it can be
used full strength with perfect safety on a
child as well as a grown person. For all
blemishes on horses, it never has had an
equal. Read the advertisement for Ken
dalls SPAWN cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
THE GALA DAY.

Forepaugh's circus and mcnagerie exhib
ited here last Saturday to the largest
audience ever gathered in Ashtabula under
circus tent. AT the afternoon exhibition
the seating capacity was filled and in the
evening the audience was nearly as large.
The circus entertainment was superior to
anything Of the kind that ever visited
this place, and the elephant performance
was not only new, but wonderful. Nearly
800 persons came in on the excursion tain
on the A. & P. Ry., and thousands came
by carriages and other conveyancrs from
all parts Of the county, to attend the
show. As natural sequence there was
large amount Of lager consumed and
the police and marshals had more than
their hands full in quieting the disorderly
element
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
We Cnn AssIst Ynn.

In disposing of that weak stomach, those
bilious complaints, that sick head ache,
coated tongue, bad taste in the mouth
prosTation, dullness that mark the con-
tirmed dyspepsia, we can tell you of a rem
edy, Parmlee's dyspepsia compound. It is
no doubt the most successful cure for
dyspepsia ever known, otherwise we would
not guarantee it. Price per bottle 81 /;
samples 10 cents. Sold by Swift and E..
A. Willard, Ashtabula, Parshall, Kings
vile. August
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

Eds. Tsisgraph-At no time since the
organization Of our government has there
been manifested deeper or more wide
spread interest in the political situation
than at present With your kind per.
mission will briefly refer to some aspects
Of the situation from time TO time ondeav
oring TO deal fairly and as much az poss.
ible, impartialy with ALL
And first ] wish to refer to some Of
the reasons why the general interest in
political matters is 50 great.
Whatever has reference to the general
welfare and perpitu.ty Of country and
individuals will awaken the sympa-
thies Of the masses
When at the same time some great prip.
ciple is attacked or some great change
threatened, all classes begin to inquire
what end is soughtg and what good
will become Of it? Political parties now
are stretching forth the hand To grasp
great public interests and threaten great
radical changes. So, thoughtful men
begin u inquire Of political leaders and
party platform makers "what do YOU bro.
pose 10 dog'
They ask whether the present dpan.
cial, commercial and political condition
is Objectionable and If 50, how.
What great evils are threatening our
land that civil government can avert.
We are told that there is strong
tendency to centralize the power Of the
government that corruption prevails and
that great extravaganza exists"
We are told that "the party which has
held power for 50 long, is unworthy Of
any longer and that there is a
purer and better party ready to goin and
take all responsibility and fill the Offices.
That party has placed in nomination a
brave soldier for President and now they
ask the country to elect him and thus
bring about union Of interest North and |
South, which shall restore full harmony
between all sections, and inaugurate an
era of peace and prosperity.
On the other hand we are told that nil
The material interests Of the country are
now prospering and that any change is
liable to destroy confidence both in inan.
;ial and commercial affairs.
We are told that "the friends Of the
country are now in control Of its interest
md that any change will bring into DOW
'r a large class Of men who have sought
to subordinate the national to state au-
hority."
We are told that general change Of
government agents would substitute many
thousand inexperienced and incapable men
or those who now manage the affairs so
Allthese questions come up for consid-
ration and much may be said upon many
t them and IN future numbers, l hone
0 be able to refer to some of them in
uch spirit Of fairness that will not
iIend if it does not interest your readers.
Aug. II. HOMO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13

FARMERS PIcNIc.-Kelloggsville, Aug.
II, or South New Lyme Aug. 1s, 1880. All
farmers and those interested in ag-
riculture are invited to join in an annual
Picnic at either of the above places.
Come early bring your wives and child
rem and well filled baskets. Dinner at
noon. After dinner Hon. J. II. Brig.
ham OF Delta, o., and ]. w. Og-
den of Urbana, o., will give US some good
speeches and then few short speeches
will be IN order. Good bands are engaged
for each place. Songs by Granger Glee
Club. Come one and all and let us have
good time together.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

The attention of real estate owners is
directed to the advertisement in another
column, announcing that on Monday, Au.
gust @3d, an adjourned meeting of the De
cennial County Board of Equalization
will be held at the office of the County
Auditor, for the purpose of equalizing the
real estate ofAshtabula county. All COM
plants will be heard which may be pre-
sented by those who feel that they have
been wrongfully assessed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
A Wopderr1I D,.oou.

For the speedy cure for consumption and
an diseases that lead to t. such az gfnbbor,t
DOugns, neglected Colds, Bronchitis HaV e.,
EeIi Asthma, pain in the side and chest dry
ness sore Throat, and all lingering diSeasos
VI VI @ lLe throat and lungs, DR.. Kings New MIS-
CoESEy mas no equal and has established 70,
ngphysicians recommend ana use a. 2, tfaq- tf'aI,
PIacIce' The formula from which IL Is nre.
, PaI Iel Us hlgnly recommended by ali medical
youInals. The clergy and the press have
SOmpIlmented II in the most GLOWING teTTne
20 20 70 your druggist and get a trial bottle Tor
Yen @ cen or a regular size for 81, For sale
by Gee Rogers, Ashtabula vi saie
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
NORTHERN OHIO FAIR.

We are pleased to call the attention of
our readers to the announcement in anoth-
er column of the Northern Ohio Fair Asso-
citation, of Cleveland. Their tenth annu-
al Falr open to the world, will be held on
their grounds, from Sept. 9th to the 10th,
inclusive, and we will say to the lovers of
good horse flesh, that they will not be left
out, as there will be races each day. Half
fare on all the roads for both freight and
passengers. Everybody should attend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
A NEW DEAL.

The following circular has been issued
from the office of the AShtaJulg Demo.
oratio Standard, and will explain ITSELF
OFFICE DEMOCRATIC STANDARD.
AsnrABULA o., Aug. II, 1880.
DEAR SfR:-This is 10 notify you that
we have been appointed Receiver Of all
The property of Sherman, Rote g. Co.
The object of this is solely for tbe purpose
of clIectinga settlement between the par.
ties, and will IN no wise interfere ith the
publication Of the paper. All pigments
by debtors will be made 10 us, and all
bills paid through US. The 81 tandard
will be published as usual.
Henry 'Ap1HORP
II. =. FRIcEER
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

Geneva Timea.
Mr. j. Pinney has bought the hotel at
Thompson so long owned and kept by Mr..
7. E. Holman.
The Forty-second o. V. l., General Gar
fields old regiment, will hold its annual
reunion at Ashland, Ohio, on the Goth day
Of August.
Lockwood shipped a load of fat cattle
from this station yesterday, and he in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13

believe IL to be wrong and even wick.
ca ior clergyman or other public men 10 he
led INTO giving testimonials 20 quaok doc.
tors or vile stuils called medicines. bnt
Wnen really merilorious article made of
valuable remedies known TO all. that ali
physicians use and trust In daily, we should
ireeiy commend IL. / therefore cheerfullv
ahnd ana heartily recommend Hop Bitters Tor
she good they have done me and my friends
lrmly believing they have no equal for
ia,n.Iy use. ] will not be without them.
Vro. bey.--, Washington, ID. &.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
ASHTABULA HARBOR.
ARRIVED.


Aug. 8. Schr. Montgomery, ore from
Marquette, schr. Newcomb, ore, Esca.
naba; schr. King Sisters, ore, Mar
quette; schr. McGiffert, ore from L'Anse.
Aug. g. Prop. Oscar Townsend, ore,
Escanaba; schr. Startling, ore Prescott;
schr Maple Leaf, light Port Dover;
prop. Fred Kelley, ore, Marquette; schr.
Trinidad, ore L'Anse.
Aug. 2. schr. Gallatin, ore IiAnse.
Aug. 8. Schr. Montcalm, ore aar-
quette; sohr. NJ. Stalker, ore from Mar
quette; schr, Montgomery, ore from Mar.
quettei schr. Gashowk, ore from Mar
quette; schr. ID. p. Rhodes, ore from Mar
9uettei schr, Maple Leaf, light from Port
Dover.
Aug. 10. Prop. G. Chamberlin, ore
from Mrquette; schr. Verona, ore from
Marquette; barge, Geo. Worthington
lumber etc, from Port Huron;
Aug. II. Prop. Porter Chamberlain,
ore from Escanaba schr II. H. Brown,
ore from Escanaba schr. Union, light
from Buffalo, sehr. Monguagon, ore from
Marquette.
CLEARED.
Aug. 9, Schr, W, McGregor, light,
Chicago; schr, Angus Smith, coal Chica-
BOi scnt' lflnlnuhu, NBnt, Marquette,
Aug. 7. Schr. Startling, light, Toledo;
schr. Richard Winslow, coal, Milwaukee
Prop. o. Townsend, light, Chicago; schr.
Maple Leaf, coal, Port Dover;
Aug. 8. Schr. Montgomery, light. Mar
quette; schr. Montcalm, light, Marquette;
schr. KING Sisters, coal, Lake Linden
Aug. 10, Sohr. NJ. Stalker, coal, De-
troit; Prop. S. Chamberlain light, Mar
quette; schr. f, W. McGitford, coal, Sin
clairi schr, Montgomery, coal, Lake Lin
den.
Aug, II. Schr. Il. Il. Brown, light,