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HY MENEAI..

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d.
d. McClendon was the scene of pref
ty home wedding on Wednesday last.
when their accomplished daughter,
Miss Henry McClendon, was led to the
altar by DR.. J. Vol Brock, of Mt. Her
mon, La, Rev. W. p Price, officiating.
The tasteful decorations by loving
friends harmoniZed with the loveliness
of the bride, who WAS elegantly attired
in white silk, with lilies of the valley
and diamond ornaments. and was at
tended by Miss Victorie Brock and Mr.
S. HOskins.
After the ceremony, a most elegant
luncheon was served and the happy
pair left on the afternoon train for
their future home in Mt. Hermon, La.
Although only a limited number of
friends and relatives witnessed the oc-
casion, the bride was the recipient of
some handsome presents, and is follow
ed by the best wishes of host of
friends.
A GuEST
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A CARD.

EDITOR LEADER: Some portion of
my opposition is endeavoring to get
out strong indepen dent candidate
against me at the November election
on the grounds that if elected Gordon
Penn or VIM. Hardy will fill my place
as deputy, and in justice to the pub
lie as well as the boys mentioned,
wish to say the report is untrue, and
that the authors Of same will not face
the music of either man with the rack
ct. l will fill my own Office with the
same result that / did for the city OF
Brookhaven. and refer any man to the
mayors docket to find out what that
record is have defeated the three
hardest men in the beat without money
or whisky, and if there is another vic
tim wish he would come forward and
offer his claims. AS the nomination is
now mine have every confidence in the
Democracy of beat l, and fear not the
result. With thanks to my supporters
and only good wishes to the opposition
am, Respectfully,
j. HARDY MAGEE.
The leader., 1899-07-19
McLAURIN STRIKERS IN HOLMES

McLAUHIN STRIKERS IN HOLMES
AND LINCOLN.
A press dispatch from Lexington,
Miss, on the day of the election in
Holmes, says: "McLaurin workers, 'one
from Jackson and one from Vicksburg,
were here distributing liquor in his in
terest. One became so drunk that he
could not get up from his chair in the
court house for over an hour Allen
may get the county, yet as three of the
precincts to be heard from are large.
He carried this box two to one, very few
McLaurin votes being cast after the
spectacle of the drunken worker from
another county was shown as an object
lesson"
Two of the Governors brothers were
in this county on the day of the first
primary to instruct the poor benighted
voters of Lincoln how to vote, and tell
them how awfnlly their Governor
brother is being prosecuted and
abused by every body who isn't for him
and by Private John Allen in particu-
lar. The one who worked the Brook
haven box and helped carry it for Al
len was so we'll tanked up with John
| Barleycorn we heard several voters
say they could smell the liquor when
he had his back turned.
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An Epidemic of DiarrhOea.

Mr.. Sanders, writing from Cocoa
nut Grove, Fla, says there has been
quite an epidemic of diarrhpa. He
had severe attack and was cured by
four doses of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy. He
says he also recommended it to others
and they say it is the best medicine
they ever used. For sale by c Z.
Grafton.
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LINCOLN's PRIMARIES.
A Strong Ticket Nomina ted for County
Offices.

A Strong Ticket Nomin ated for County
Onices.
The Democratic primaries in this
county on July 7th and 14th, settled
Lincoln's choice for U, S. Senator for
the long and short term, Governor,
Attorney General, Railroad Commits
sioner and all county and county dis
trict offices. Which of the three can
didates running for State Senator will
be the nominee will not be definitely
settled until Lawrence acts. Other
wise the list of Democratic nominees
for all local offices is complete and is
as follows:
NOMINEES FOR COUNTY OFFICES.
Representative w. r. Norton.
Floater Representative A. NJ.
Dodds.
Sheriff r. r. Applewhite.
Chancery Clerk X. w. McNair.
Circuit Clerk S. p Oliver.
Treasurer D. l.. Easterling.
Assessor j. c. Cosnahan.
Superintendent of Education Edgar
Green
Coroner and Ranger Geo. S. Lam
bright, Jr.
Surveyor NJ Russell.
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Homestead Notice.

isaoNSotice Is hereby given that g. tp Intention
named settler has filed notice OF hi hi claim. s%
make finai proof in support o. ". The ehsassn
that said proof win be made pprookhayeB MS sss
clerk OF Lincoln county 4, Amman c. posgsash
homestead entry 30 90 for the 81 range ass ssas
sell, section IL township nor., 10 prove ~
He names the following WILT nG e,liiisalion. Z
continuous residence upon aI' white. Aoa's'
White. y &. Maxwell, ali o. Malsglpa RsSlsitr
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NOTICE.

i desire to say to the citizens of Brookhaven
anu pubic generally that have Just opened in
the repair OF Watches. ,jewelry, Guns, etc. In
iact l am prepared to do all kinds of delicate
m ,,I sllch as covering and repairing Umbrellas
favored with your patronage / shan c,,arantee
ialthiul and reasonable charges, and satisfac-
i m also carry along a small line of Nutlons,
RATED ware and fine Roll Plate .Jewelry.
Respectfully,
G. W. MILLS,
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You assume no risk when You buy
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy c.. +. Grafton
will refund your money if you are
not satisfied after using it. 1t is
everywhere admitted to be the
most successful remedy in use for
bowel complaints and the only one
that never fails. 1t ispleasant, safe
and reliable.
The leader., 1899-07-19

If you contemplate having tele-
phone put in your office or residence
call on Mr.. J. b. Smith, the Cumber-
lands genial manager at this place, and
have him explain and give prices.
Dr. Butler was the happiest man in
town over Longino's victory. The
doctor did some fine work for Missis-
sippis next Governor.
McLaurin is we'll in the lead for U.
S. Senator, but the Allen counties are
beginning to be heard from.
Congressman j. w. Bailey is on a
visit to his old home at Crystal Springs
Mr.. w. H. Allen, of Jackson, was a
welcome visitor the past week.
The Crystal Springs Chautauqua
opened today.
Lincoln is a Longino county. 1--WE
told you So"
We have had some good showers this
week.
Water melons are plentiful. hen fruit
scarce.
Jim Cosnahan is hard man to beat.
The leader., 1899-07-19

Finding the county in first-class
financial shape the board ordered two
new iron or steel bridges built over
the largest creeks in this part of the
county, and steel approaches built to
the bridge over Pearl river at Terry,
all of which public improvements are
endorsed by the people and the tax
payers. The Kinds county board is
very much impressed with the econ
omy of iron bridges they do not have
to be replaced every three or four
years. Jackson Cor. Ticksbnrg Herald.
The leader., 1899-07-19

President Chambers spent last Fri
day in Jackson, his first visit to the
capital since his severe attack of rheu-
matism in the early spring. He is still
on his crutches.
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DR., CT A. Barber has sold out his
drug business to DR.. jackson, of
Laurel, Miss, who now has charge of
the Front Street Drug Store DR.. B.
proposes to devote his entire time
hereafter to the practice of his pro
fession, but will retain his old head
quarters.
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MARRIED..

On July 18th, 1899, at the residence
of Mr.. Brown Sutton, at Thayer, Miss.
Mr.. Alvey Bailey and Mrs. Lille Nor
man: Rev. r. J. Boone officiating.
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DR.. H. W. Featherstun is attending
the international Epworth League Con
vention at Indianapolis.
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Tulane University OF Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

college OF Arts and Sciences.
Classical, Literary, Latin Scientific
and Scientific Courses.
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical. SUI
gar and Architectural Engineering.
ii. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College
for Young Women, with Art and
Boarding Departments,
Fail term of above opens October End.
Law Department opens Nov. 18th.
Medical Department opens Oct. 10Th.
For special or general catalogs address
WIN. O. ROGERS, Secretary.
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One Dollar a Year,
The Picayune

has made PERMANENT ARRANGE
MENTS with the NEW YORK
HERALD. by which all the SPECIAL
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greatest of all newspapers Is placed
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licati0n, thus supplenenting and often
anticipating the Associated Press
news, aEd insuring to the readers of
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.JOhnStOn'S
Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES
IN The SHADOW OF DEATH
I TOOK FOUR BOTTLES AND uAS
sNlTCHED FROn DESPAIR

whele Family CsreA'
Mrs. C. H. Kingsbury, VINO no. AT Al s.
millinery and fancy goods s.u d who d
Louis, Gratiot Co., Mich, anu country,
well known throughout the
says; ,,h,sd with rhsun.,
tism, catarrh and neuralgia; ;,;aus
liver complaint and was very nav dav BE-
was in a bad conditions; every as be
gan to fear that l should he, have 10
well woman; that l should LID. Is and
settle down into a chronic inSaI bad
live in the shadow Of de YsIt rec
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPaAiRRdlEEnIF oUR
commended to me; II,,p pS31M NE, an!
BOTTLES AND 1T CUkEp IsrT glad
cured nv family both. am ,hs:rfullJ
that / heard of it. 1 would ch' haze
recommend it to every one, medicine
taken many other kinds OF ~ then
/ prefer JOHNSTON'S to all :, Md
MICHIGAN DRUG CO.. De'r md
For sale by MARTIN DRUG .v en- Nj.
DIR. A. LEWENTHAL, Br""h
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Rev. j. Z. Wills, who is studying for
the Baptist ministry, led the prayer
meeting services at the Baptist church
last Thursday night and edited the
congregation present by an earnest
talk. Mr.. Wills is young man of
piety and consecration and gives prom
Use of great future usefulness in his
sacred calling
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Mailed every Monday and Thursday
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The leader., 1899-07-19

Keep your system in perfect order and you
will have health even in the most sickIy seasons.
The occasional use of Prickly Ash Bitters will
insure vigor and regularity in allthe vital or
gans. Sold bye. T.. Grafton.
The leader., 1899-07-19

1--WE have sold many different cough
remedies, but none has given better
satisfaction than Chamberlain's,"
says Mr.. Charles Holzhauer, Druggist
Newark, N. j." 1t is perfectly safe
and can be relied upon in all cases of
coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold
by C. e. Grafton, Druggist.
The leader., 1899-07-19

Mrs. r. S. Barber, Lebanon, Miss,
writes: "For 10 years l have found DR..
M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine good
for Constipation, Sick Headache,
Rheumatism Sour Stomach. Yellow
Skin; Prevents Chills and Fevers.
once used Zeilin's, but found it not so
effective"
The leader., 1899-07-19

For an Editor to Recommend Patent
Medicines?
The leader., 1899-07-19

Mr.. Willie Williams, of Hammond,
La. and Miss Matte Price were mar
ried at the home of Mr.. Avery Davis,
It Hartman, last Sunday afternoon.
The ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Hon. w. p. Linton, M. B. s.
DR.. Ira L. Parsons, a special friend of
the groom, and Miss Mary Dunn acted
asattendants. The young couple left
ON the evening train for Hammond,
followed by the congratulations and
best wishes Of numerous friends.
Mr.. Chas. Hardy, of Brookhaven, and
Aiss Nora Baggett, of California, were
Married In oakland, California, last
Wednesday evening and reached Brook
haven Sunday night, where they will
make their fnture home. The mar
riage came in the nature Of a sur
prise TO most Of the Brookhaven
friends OF the young couple, where
both are veil known and have large
circle Of relatives. The LEADER unites
with other friends in extending it's
hearty congratulations and good
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy win be
at hope 70 their friends at the stately
old Vssrsp Home.
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TIC IWICe-d- w eek FICdyuHe
WILL BE FOUND THE MOST
NEWSY, INTERESTING AND IN
STRUCTIVE PAPER IN THE
SOITH. Although each Issue of
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laymen will be on hand as delegates,
and these, with probably q dozen Wis
itors from other jurisdictions, will
make the council body of about lis
men.
The annual convention of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will be held at the
same time. This body will be composed
OF about fifty delegates. The Woman's
missionary Society. which, like the
auxiliary, works under the supervision
and watch-care of the council, will al
80 hold a meeting, either on the Sth
or 9th.
The last meeting of the old Diocese
OF virginia was held in Danville in 1892.
at that session the diocese was divided
into two-Northern Virginia and South
ern Virginia This will be the first time
the council OF Southern Virginia hae
met in Danville.
Bishop Randolph. who Will preside. is
very popular in Danville, and whenever
he breaches there crowds of all denom-
nations flock to hear him.
Colonel Jno. Bell Bigger spent n
somewhat easier night. and his condi-
ton was shade better to-day.
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streets. returned home to-day. Miss
Barham is lately from Fredericksburg,
where she visited a long time.
Mrs. NJ. c. Riddick left to-day for a
visit to friends In the country.
Miss Lena Harrell and mother, of
Baltimore, are visiting the family of
County Clerk Robert II. Smith, No. As
Main street.
Miss Lucy Watson left day for En-
field. N. c., where she will pass several
weeks with friends and relatives.
This weeks meeting of the local
chapter, Daughters Of the Confederacy,
which was to have been held tomorrow
with Mrs. Annie Twitty. Clay and
Market streets, has been postponed till
Saturday, June 10th.
Mr.. J. C. Freeny has been Ill for a
day or two.
Miss Virginia Jordan returned to-day
from Baltimore, where she took a spe-
cal musical course at Peabody Insti-
tute.
Mr.. w. L. Gravely. of Danville, Va,
registered at the Commercial Hotel to-
day.
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Tho best Whiskey for a druggist or gro
Ger 10 buy Is The brand that he can sell
The best Whiskcy that an individual
can buy l. an article of known reputation
o-nd ono that has Il good namo al home.
There .sn'. Il brand OF Whiskey sold
anywhere that stands any higher in the
docs the e. o. Taylor old Bourbon b an and
pure Rye. bottled by
Chester II. Graves & Sons.
frs Boston. Mass 1t is sold by ali drug
g.sts and dealers in medical stimulants,
and whoever sells Il may WARRANT II
pure. and whoever buys it may use it in
null fadth that 1t is pure
Notwithstanding statements by connect
1tors TO the contrary. we have the or,ici-
nal TayiSr and never make statements
May. 1873 we originally bottled
G. O.. Taylor WHISTLES.
Any jobbing drug firm IN New ENGLAND
will tell you that our statement is cor
rect. They have all been our patrons
CHESTER II. GRAVES & SONS.
Tor sale at White Bros. Norfolk. Va.
Brown.s Hotel Portsmouth. Va 4
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NORFOLK,

SGT Armour's Fruit Growers Express
Co. Office.
lel7 American Candy Co.. 1cs Church St.
lNl Acrec. |. T., lluntcrsv;lle
ST Adler. Mrs. Ike. residence.
1860 Allen j. H. residence
iGG brown. los, dry goods.
l1li herman, j. l., residence.
$50 Bennett &: Bro, d. jewelers..
III Hilisoly IL Blsoly, druggists
1893 builders Mfg. Co. Park Place.
Gil Buchanan j. W., fish ma rkot
Gla buchanan. j. w. Niv'son street
Si3 Board of Health Office.
$40 Bruce. G. a., Lunch Room.
SIS Eaker & Son. II. H.. attorneys
G25 Brown x lIorner Bank Saloon
lisl Burruss. r.. residence 'O''
339 Consolidated Express Co., Office n
1919 Cohn. r., s.. residence.
1l9i Coon, Calm H.. real estate.
SO California Restaurant T.. Main st
" California Wine House. Market
IS c ch!4o n cha a. r. 10 ofl Ts:aence
533 Clark, Jas. NJ, residence.
s9l City Directory. office.
!W3 carriers bakery. Cove street
g g$t B Bozer; Fl ST. Onion street.
SO Dcycr, r. o.. Deputy Col Int. Rev.
llsS Daniels IL Cooper. feed store
81 Dickcrson & Co. S. r.. brokers.
So Bats batsn s. :. Co O. II w G Jr brNMers
81 Edwards O. p. residence.
796 cdgemore Bridge Works. office
l20 Elliott. X. b.. residence.
So Fentrcss. r. b., cold storage
SsI Frank ~ Son, s. cloth.ers.
SO Frank, Samuel, residence.
S9S Frank, William, residence.
SO Gornto. Is. r., office.
loss Groncr. w. H., bicycle dealer.
lGll Groves &c Co. j. s.. com. merchants.
Sl9 Hoffman Sc Bro, J NJ tobacconists
Sl2 Icgarty, ID. ~. residence.
S3 JIofheiner ]. D.. residence
sol IIoen d Co, A.. photographers.
1910 Howard IL Warrick. freight brokers
1913 Jones. John T.. saloon.
1913 Joyncs y. H., saloon.
SH Judson. Leo. residence
1A Jordan e Co. j. NJ ship chambers
1884 Kemp Lumber Co.. 264 Main street.
sae Land d Hancock. butter and cheese.
80 Ilowenberg. D.. residence.
6s2 Leigh 4 Co.. j. w. brokers.
$50 Levy, Moe. attorney.
S3s I-owcnburg. Jacob B.Ghent Market
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g n 81 T @ REA
Bears the I9 l0e hlnd You Have AISaYS Bought
Signature "a &ez3ZzzsZ@z1>
HOARD OF FISisEHIES.
MEETING HELD THURSDAY on
THE EASTERN SHORE

THE EASTERN SHORE
Onancock. Va, June 2-The State
Board of Fisheries, with Governor Tv-
Ter present, met ut Wachapreague vcs-
terday. Much interest was shown nv
the large crowd of oystcrmcn and
others present. In the public discussion
of matters pertaining to the oyster in
duStry by the oyStermcn and others.
the oyster interest of the Atlantic side
of the two Eastern Shore counties was
the principal subject. Up TO the pres
cnt there has been no oyster police m
that the side OF Accomac. and dcnrcdo
tons by residents and violations of
law have been OF daily occurrence. 'rhe
board provided to-day for the immedi
ate employment of an ample police
force Of two boats to patrol these wa
ters-one boat for Accomac, command.
ed by Captain a. +. Richardson. the
other for southampton, commanded by
Captain Smith.
The board may recommend TO tho
coming Legislature the requirement OF
the payment OF a license for the priyi.
lege of taking claims OF about thcssamt
amount that is now required for the
oystermen.
Governor Tyler, his two sons. and his
private secretary, Mr.. owen. are the
guests of Senator LeCato. The Govern.
or, in response to pressure. delivered
an address in the afternoon that places
him we'll up in the list of Virginia or
ators. Senator Keezel made a strong
practical address, and Mr.. Petit, an.
other member Of the board. gave an in
teresting talk.
The Governor and party will go drum
fishing Tomorrow. with Senator LeCatc
on his yacht. The board may visit
other centers of the oyster business be-
fore they leave the Shore.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
Fast Progress on the BattleshiI
Illinois.
sho is Receiving Her Propellcrs and
Rudder-Sewport News Boy Wins
Honors at ManiIn-Ncw Suburb to
Spring UP on Hampton Ronds.

Newport News, June 2.-The battle
ship Illinois has been placed in the
dry dock to receive her propeller
wheels, her rudder and another coat of
paint. This is gratifying progress, and
the ship yard people are congratulating
themselves as we'll as receiving the con-
gratulations of the people here.
The guns for the Ilearsarge have not
yet arrived. but they are expected daily
from the Washington gun foundry.
a NEW SUBURB.
~ charter granted in the Corporation
Court here lets out secret which is
good news to Newport News people.
The charter is for the Hampton Roads
Villa Company, which is composed OF
this city. and the application sets forth
that the company is organized for the
purpose of laying the foundation for Il
handsome new suburb The officers of
the company are: President, Mr. Ed
win Phillips; Vice President, Mr. ]. V.
Treasurer. DR.. Il. j. Prcssey. Direct
ors-the above officers with Attorney
O. d. Bachelor and Mr.. Sydney l..
Wood.
CAPTURED BY FILIPINOS.
Observation-Disclosures Charles Bland
ford, United states navy, who was cap
tured by the Filipipos while in an open
boat with Third officer Fred Heppy at
Manila. is Il Newport News boy, and
his father and sister, as we'll as other
relatives, live here now. Young Bland
ford is the son of Mr. Charles Bland
ford. one of the Chesapeake and Ohio
watchmen. His sister is Mrs. Priddy.
and Mr. Thomas Blandford is an unc.e.
Blandford was formerly employed by
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
here, and was on the Yorktown when
that ship was sold to the Government.
He enlisted in the navy as an assistant
engineer. and was sent to Manila on
the Resolute.
DROWNING OF CAPTAIN HOLGEE.
The body of CAPTAIN c. +. Holgee,
| master of the steam launch Leona, who
was knocked overheard from his vessel
last Sunday night by hawser at
tached to the barge Belle of Oregon,
was recovered yesterday morning at 4
| o'clock between Chesapeake and Ohio
piers and 5. The body was brought
in and tied to the pier by one of the
Chesapeake and Ohio watchmcn. The
| Coroner'S inquest showed that death
was due to accidental drowning. Ii
was brought out at the inquest, how
ever. that the barge displayed no light
Sunday night when the accident &C.
! Cured.
NEWSY NOTES.
The British steamship Glengoil. which
arrived in Hampton Roads from Mex
leo, loaded with $500 tons or barley
for Bristol. England. is held in quar-
antine. She will be detained for five
| days.
| Mr.. A. w. Daughtrey and his young
| bride arc spending their honeymoon
with relatives in Suffolk.
The decision of Attorney General
| Montague in the question of holding
two Offices at the same time, noted
elsewhere in the VirGinian- Pilot, con
firms Hon. Il. It. Powell. of Newport
News. in his position OF Superintendent
| of the Schools of Newport News. Mr.
| Powell received many congratulations
last night when the news of the deci-
| sion was received.