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Fickle Fancy and Plain Candies, T< bacco and Cigars. I have just added ahaudsou line of fine har[iv, also ].: brushes, tooth hr.irhes ' combs. Also a full iitic* of b'ii : Works. T will discontini handling bread for 1 lie pro - n . J. T. SEXTOX rffvri.TwaKCjri: j-rr ??r- ' * COME UP TOWN And ??nve frosn 15 to 2b per ceu . on your DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING. SHOES, HATS. CAPS, GROCERIES, TOBACOJ, CIGAR;?, HARDWARE, ETC You can savo mor.'-y l?y bajii ' from me. GEO. W. GOING. Rooms to Rent. HILL HOUSE lo rent for 11)00?t>s i whole or in apartments. 0?'i houses and rooms to rent. - -, COMMITTIE BEGINS TAKING TESTIMONY: I | Witnesses In Roberts Case Heard In Fubiio. j ' t I SEVERAL WOMEN PRESENT ? 1 i Utah Memb*r>KI?ot ObjroU to Quet- i ttoiin Pat la Regard to the Relations < Maintained by Him With Oue of Hla j Alleged Wive*. 1 Washington, Deo. 18.?Tho conimitteoof the liouso of representatives which i is investigating; the case of Mr. Roberts of Utah 1*1 10:80 today began tho public examination of witnesses. A largo number of spectators were on bund, including several ladies. Mr. Roberts ocjupied a scat at tho foot of tko committee table, while flanking him was tuo delegation of gentilc3, llev. Dr. I.ill, Mr. Schroder and others, hero to direct the case against tko Utah member elect. When Chairman Taylor of Okiocalled the comm.ttoo Go order and asked what witnesses would bo hoard Mr. Roberts arose aud asked to bo informed as to his status before tko committee. lie inado a short statement in lino with his brief which has already been published. Mr. Tayler responded that ail of Mr. Roberts' rights had boeu fully lookou after and protectod and there was no 1 proper question whioh had not been raised. Mr Tayler then asked Mr Schroder 1 what witnesses he would call. "D ?es this man appear as attorney?" asked Rooerts. "IIo will examine witnesses," explained Mr. Tayler. Then I wish to introduce the court record rmanug to him," said Roberts. Mr. Taylor said this had already been passed 011 S iturday aud Schroder had , been recognised. Cilar'er. u st 1*1 Owen was then called Ho gave h s ft sideiics as trait Lake Otty in rosp ante to questions by Mr. Sen oder ho said ue know the general ri.puti.ticu in Salt Lake Oitv of the ttatu* of "Dr. Maggie Shipp Roberts." Tho wnnoss aatd that iho general relation of the statu? of Roborts and Dr. Maggie Shup Rooerts was that they nui'ti'aiued the relations of husbaud and v.ito. i While the questions wero being put to Mrs. Muggio Roberts, Roberts interrupted with the objection: "What this lady may have dono is immaterial in the absence of any showing that it was at the direction of B. if. Rob us " Mr. Schroder said later testimony v.ouid bring onr the materiality of tne que.--i"na and Mr Taylor rnled mat the Coinpetoucy of the questions could be judged bv the subsequent testimony. Mr R- hurts : he a cross exannnuu tho Air. i-iol'ertb' questions brought out tnat tho witness had 110 personal liuovr'odco as to Mrt. Maggie Roberts or Mr Roberts based on talks with l hem. but ins informal ion, he saiu, was Laud oil gt ne- 1. aud co; ntion ronorr. I want to know," asked Mr Robert , "if the general reputation y u huvo baen estifving to obtains sinco March I, "It does." "And what is that reputation?" "Tliat Maggie i'hipp Roberta is the r.lnrR or pob gi nous wife of Brtgbam H. Raberis." "On what acts is th*s Kenernl reputation i .1 odr" inquired Roberts. "No specific acts, bur generally accepted renutauou," rospouded Mr. Owen. There wa* also considerable testimony on court prosecutions throughout ha s'ato oil v.hum the witness had inforuji; tion. As his evidence closed Mr. II .V ; :j a - keii to have ail this testimonv stricken from the record, us 'ho witness was uuubio to testify to his own knowledge. The chairman pormi ted the testinotiv to stand. MORE Tr L(C OM CURRENCY. Cocitlcatloii ol tli" I'i'iisioii Ijiiws l*roposcd by tbiliinger. Washington, Doc. 13.?Tho house met t- dar at 11 o'clock. The speaker appointed the following committee to join v itli tho committees of the senate oii'i District of Columbia in preparing pans for the centennial celebration of i.iO o. tabli.ihrncnt of the snat of government in Washington. Messrs. Cannon of Illinois, Grout of Vermont, II atwoio of Minnesota, Sherman of 2s" )\v York, Hemenway of la* iliat.a. Gamble ot S ana Dakota, Raja... an-; I'alley of Texas, Dcvrios of California. Cowherd of Missouri, Democrat-; Bali of Colorado. Populist. To.- debate npou th? currency bill w as then resumed, Mr. Bell ot Colorado losing the llr.-t -p--aker totbiy. At the beginning of. today's session of tiio senate, Mr. Galiiuger of Now Hampshire presented a hill for the coditication of the pension laws It is propo-ed that the rcinmittfo -hall cons' -r of jurists and memuers of the G. A. R. it < 11, <1 !st s ii! iJa i 1 in tre. Bai.timoki;, Doc. lit.?The committee appointed by the general conference of the Methodist Protestant chnroh at Kansis City in I8d6 to make a thorough rxayiinnticn of the discipline of tho church, with a view to putting in form ami reporting to the next general confore lice rueh mutters of' revision as may appear necessary, has begun its work at the Carroll ton hotel. It will probablv require to iay atul tomorrow to coin ple'e the work. 24,000 iuhrs of Coul JiOst. Fitisbuiio, Dec 13?While pre par. n; to start for the south with a tow of coat today tho steamer Pacific backed into the tow of tho Charles Clarke, staving in her side and sinking two barges < K',000 bushels of coal each. The Pacitio sank in less than a minute after tho col iision, but tho crew, which inoluded spy-ral women, acting as chamber mauis, were rescued. Between 60 and GO tows of coal were sent down the river today* i<0 CUiviPfvOMlSc WANTcD. I t.t _ : \ ? V I'n.h i> i i ? <':.i : in jit j ti ^ .1 ii.inii t&LLUbiA. ii. O , Due. 12 ?Mr. A O. fours of Newberry, chairman of the ; -late c::ocu ;vo ptohibitiou committee, v .; i -u.d (ho following manifesto: " hr prohibitionists of iho state at a a "orenr.o held i.i Columbia, Nov. 9, lo.v.i.'d that in view of the recent do- > eclopiner.ts in connection with tho Biate liipeinatjr ami iu anticipation of Home legislation on the subject at the couiiug session of the general assembly, that it would bo well to flnu out the sentiment jf the prohibitionists at the present time. , ind in ordor to carry out this purpose tutliorized tho appointment of a com- i tnittoo of five who should meet and 1 ldopt res lut'.ons expressing fully the position cf the prohibitionists of tho j state. Tho foi'o.ving special comiuittoo was appointed to prepare and adopt tho resolution t above referred to: A. C. , Jum-n, Inow berry; James A. Hoyt, j Grrceuviiie; Th.v. .). D. Williams, D. D, Richland;'!'. N. 11. try, Darting ton; J. j t\r I ' r *r. J luuiui, xruauaflicr* "Tho cum:iititoe met iti Columbia the tsveut.v-saveuth, uit , and adopted^ tho , folio win tr resolutions: " "Tho committvo epp.dutcd to contider e.ud t tho present, position oi th j prohibitf. nists ot b; nth Cntoliua oiot :.:ul c.irofuily considered tho nmtiti', Tho committee roaohed the coa< i ciu>io:t tha: tins : " dit ..itio'itsts mi'-t continue ?o :u iuu on tlio p.ntform of ] Si* -. to wit: (.jo no ml prohibition of tho j manufacture ami sale of liquor through- j out the state, vrr.li only tho exception j for luouieir.ni, mechanical, 6cieutiiioand ! Eticratne5it.il use. The committee recommend ; that prohibitionists in tho ic?islutuvo should net in accordance with this prim iplo r::d certainly should not , eutaugrle tneir constituency by embarrassing compromise.;.' "Too member* of tho prohibition j state chdcutivo committeo have up- j provoil these resolutions and I am au- j chotized to yf. j them to tho presa." STATE COMMITTEE MEETS. R ib l?h Sfcbotid ??s I'le.ca l or I.ubU iii;r Cofiv. ?; ion. nAT.u.'O!!, Doc. 12.? At tho Pnnoeratie state t uiutitico mi otitis haiciasn uicht ti l f.iv-3 wo committeemen were ro. rosea. j.l. G:u usb.ro a-kctl, lim tiKh hs mayor. tiint the state convention bo neld there, ban by a vote of bi to 1? it us dueided'to hoiii it tit Kuioigu Ap.il ll. lr will oj tho earnest on roeon;. Chrv..mtm F. W. Simmons prodded. TTo mn.lo u stirring speech, saying it wsia ot gro.it importance to hold ?u oarly convention and begin a Vigorous campaign ail along the lino. Ttie committee unanimously adopted tho following r; solution atter a disc ission in which it v,as shown that sua primary system for the selection of a candidate i'or United States senator was unu-ually popular: "Resolved, That the quest ion of primaries for '.he reliction of a United Stau s senat ?r ho referred to the people in the cali for tho next Democratic stab oouv ution for such action as it may deem wire." I'-.v state chairman ivai directed t.< begin tiie campaign iuuncdlately, lie sfvjoi that i would necessarily bu*omo f.nw wc.'i i before l?a i: >uld do cffucavi* work. lie -ivai thanked by a rising vote for "hit 5 : itcbl- 33 work in the last o inipai. u." SHOT DOWN AS HE FLED. Clayton Man Katuiiy Wounded by It'-voiitic Otllc. r-. G.i., Dec. lti.?Will Dial* Icy, a well known yonug man cf this t lace, was shot ami fataiiv wounded in Wnr\v 'man district, about 7 miles east of Clayton. Bradley is still living a id siy.-, Iowa? shot by John Godtroy, a United States deputy mirshal, residing 111 tins county. 'J ho .vouuned man pars ho vrr.s fl o inu from Godfrey and B >0110 Cr.1w.0rd when they bo :nn ehootmg at mm and tlutt Godfrey m* him the lifth phor. I: is presumed Bradley was discovered near an illicit still 'iho revenue officers left in rue direction o At<anra. No arrests have been made. A physician was cilied and he is trying to save the life ol" his patient. STRICKEN WITH EPILEPSY. V 11 :t B-.ily Kails Into tli Kirn and Is !<*atii'.ly Bur 11 ?iit, (JZAitK, Ala, D:c. 10.?M; s Julia M.iUory, a pretty 18 year old g rl, and a dr.ugator of Mr. W. II Maliory, a far mer who liv s about u miles from this [jmi'u, .. . s ;jv? iu main hc uer lamer'o residence) yesterday. Tlio i'.nniiy v.cro at breakfast, oxeoyt!?i{; ilu- 'cir'. and her aged grandmother, who were drc.n-iug for the day, whou Msi Mai.ory was stricken with epilepsy ana iVil into the iireplaco. I{. r grandmother screamed for assist uncc. hti* before the other members of the family cnnll como to the reacv.o Mivi Mnil ;.y was br.rnod so scrioasly t'.at f';o died a low hours afterwards. \7est; r.n 1 lor.(la Land Sold. Pkn.ja> 'i.a, Fm , Doo. 12.?ThoLouisville and Nasiivillo raiiroad Las sold ail its hinds in western Florida, aggregating CJJ ('00 acres, to a Michigan syndi cato a: -1 an acre. The 1 irgcstand b3Bfc in dies tiioso lands will bo held by the syndicate f >r it3 own use and an tmirun.'-o mnlii.fr and turpentinn business vil soon bo ostablishod. Too smaller detached tracts will he sold to homoseekers. Tue syndicate will establish an cilice here in January. Oillc. rs Kit etijd by 19. BiltMlN'OHAM, Ala., Doc. 12.?At this morning's session of tho Alabama dis trio; of too United llino Workora of America, (J- W Young of Blccton was ro elected president and B. L. Brooks of J-raM City vico president. A commit;ee on resolutions was appointed and it has under consul oral ion the preparation of a resolution condemning the action of m -tub rs of the Knights of Labor for taking tli> places of Uuitod Mine workers in Walker county. True 1*121 Against Fuller. Macon, Dee. 13. ?The grand jury hat found a truo biil for murder against Allen Fuller, the negro confined in Fulton county jail for safe keeping, who is bdicvod to have killed Mrs. Eugenia Louie near this oitjr several weeks ago. ' BRITISH SUFFbR A DEFbAT. 8 x Hundred of Hut >cr^*T' M<*n In sitHands of ili't lL>etv. London*, Doj. ll.- Thd war cfflw is informed that Ueucr.il Gate.cro has met ' wiclr a torious ieVer.se at Storm berg. It is expected to prove the most serious defeat Brnish arm- Lave yet sustained in the whole campaign. Alvoudy the oiiiuiai advices show that two men wore ki.ied. nine officers and 17 men were wounded and nine officers and fOG men are missing Bnt it is evident that the worst is not yet known. The proportion of wounded and killed is so smull when compared with the missiDg?who aro undoubtedly prisoners in the bauds oC the Boers?that the supplementary list of casualties is awaited with serious misgivings. From tho advices at hand it appoars tbttfc (tf*nAr.i1 I rv-?? rafi lvr:if\J by train lor ?.lolteno uuu then proceeded by forced inarch 111 inilo> towa.d Storm* Ji'tf. II' bad V.C'O idcluding tno Northumberland lu.-i.ii3, tlio Royal Irish rifles and two bafctorios of floid artiilery. Tho British wero tinmolohed by ilio Boers until tho Boer position was reached, when a hot firo was unexpectedly opened upon tho advancing column. The engagement he van at 4:15 a. in. At 7 a. in . after a sharp artillery unel, tho British retreated. General Gaiaoro found tho onomy's position iu.pivg ua'ole. It was impossible for iho Britisu infantry to got at tho Boors. I LARGE ELAZS IN AUGUSTA. BIi'.l ion Dollars Vx'ortli cf Property n ilucd to Ashes. Al'GUST.v, Ga., Doc. 11.?This city was yesterday visited by the mo3t disastrous fire in its history. Tho loss is estimated at $1,000,000. IIow tho blazo originated no ouo kuowfl. It was discovered in the heart of J. B. Whito's big dry goods house and spread rapidly *o adjoining buildings. ! Tho Central hott i property was razed to the ground. Nothing remains but the 1 rout wuil t-n Bread s r -et with its ompty aud smoboee.;rune 1 windows. Tho Masouic halt ha- only the front i wall stand Tg to in tie its site and but a fragment oi tlic outsido wa. n of t.no \ Arlington hotel on tiio front and on ; Jackson street mailt the pluco whero i j\ukusi3'8 ue-t aotoi s;oua. Schneider's corn, r is sun-keel and ( scarred. bat net rios roved, tlmugh it is \ probablo the gutting of the rear of tha ; building will mean that it will givo j way to 0110 far handsomer in its place. ' At tho other end of tbo burnt district the Dorr building is partly gutted and badly damaged in the rear, but is practice lly iutact in front. MINERS ARE IN SESSION. Oflicers !> pirn-" ! < ? Onm War on tint Kuiglits of Labor. Biruingii \m, Ala, Dec. 11.?The b..;io convention of the TJimrd Mine Werkora of America convened hero | today with about 100 delegates preseut. j Tho feature of tho morning -esston j wore addresses by President G. W. Young end National Executive Committeeman William Fairley, both of whom condemned ttie imprisonment of National Committeeman lleo-o in Kansis and dee'.e.V 'd for ; n open war on tbo Knights of Labor in Alabama The grievance against the Knights of Labor its that members of tuat order took the places of striking members of the United Mine workers in Walker c unty rcet n;iy. Tiio convention is expeotod to adopt resolutions condoinning the Knights of Labor and a long drawn out light between tho two orders is rxpecieu. Mailer Workiuon O'Keefe of tho Knights of Labor eays that it' tho United Mine workers in Alabama inaugurate war ou his orgnnizniou ho will make it a national conflict Seaboard U.? ii.'.itimi Plans. RM.r.lGil, Dec. 11.?The initial steps i voviding for the nnideation of the Seaboard Air Line system were taken at a general meet in.: o the stockholders of tho Hileigh aud Gaston Railroad cornratiy ia this city. Resolutions were pas-oed looking to tne oarijr absorption i,y the Raleigh and Gaston ot the folThe Raleigh and Autii'M Atr L'.uo, t ho Durham and North1". .? io':o and Tar River, Louisville, I'ittsboro, Carolina Central, Pa.metto, Oaeaterliold and Kershaw, Georgia. Car.d'ua and Northern Logansvilla ami Ltwronceville, Seaboard Air Belt anil other aHiod l:uo3. Warr n Is II Id Kor Trial, ORANGEBURG, S. C., Deo 11.?Tho preliminary hearing in the case of J. ijai'tcw warren, cuargei with robbing the Southern oxpross car nt ar BranchNX ie 0:1 tbo night of Doo. 1, wag held heio boi'oro Magistrate U. P. Biunson. Muck interest was taken in the proceed. iag=, owing :o the unusual character of the crime. Judge Brunson, after reviewing tho evidence and lieariug arguments of coun>ol, doritied to bind the defendant over for trial at the Jauuary term of conrt in the sum of $SOQ. <Jisl '.reuses a Prof, g-or, Colombia, S. O., Dec 11.?Snisatlonal charges have boon made b Cera Jenkins, 13 years old, aeainst Professor J. O. Mearea ot tho South Carolina insti(a:o for the douf, dumb and btiud ac Cedar Springs. The girl won; from the asylum 10 tho home of Dr. Meares a year ago. She was a pretty girl and was adopted by iho profea'or and hid wife. She has now become a mother and is now in the county poor house. itu Vinnn tnvnn/1 < *? ? .VI.MW U?Ol vu IU9 graud jury. A MWIIm r Kills ll? rs< lf. StaKKK, Fla., Doc ll-^Mr-i. Aunio Adams, a milliner, formerly Miss Anpio L Goe of Washington, D. 0 , committed tuicide in her room hof?.- bv inhaling chloroform. Up to the jrosent nothing halt boon Sound that gives a clow to the reason for the rash need. Morgan Caudiilutv K'< et- ?!. Tuscumbia, Ala., Dec. 11?11 torus from tho Democratic primary election held in this, Colbert, county show that John K. Delony, tho Morgan candidate for representative, 1ms defeated Governor Johnston's candidate, Dr. Georg* T. ileW honor. - ' ? ' Results Fatally in Nine J2 Gases Out of Ten?A "pL Cure Found at Last. d,c* oj)orati( poison in the blood, circulating ti the sore or ulcer?known ns tl poison remains in the Wood, an renewed violence. The wonderful succoss of S. S blood diseases which were cons spairing sufferers 16 try if for C? the physicians without a euro. 1 orm:il f/\ flir? J w uuu vnocci.Tj ciiiu prumpi spread rapidly, and it was soon beyond doubt tliat a euro had found for deadly Cancer. Evid< mulntod which is incontrovcrti Iho following is a sj)cciuien : , " Canoor u hereditary in our rami sister and an aunt having died fro disease. My feelings may bo imagine liblc diseaso made its appearance on a ninlija&it Cailcor, eating inwardly to cause great alarm. The disease set skill of the doctors, for their treatmt whatever, the Cancer growing wore Numerous remedies wero used for it, grew steadily worse, until it seemed tk to follow the others of the family, for when inheritod. I was advised to try S first day, forced out the poison. I cont bottles, when I was cured sound and dreadful affliction, though many yean for Cancer.?Mrs. S M. Idol, Winston, Our book on Cancer, contain in information, will bo sent froe to Company, Atlanta, Georgia. PfiOTgM Made at the old Ib'quiro Gallon liavo'lhc Gallery Well equipped ft J. . T> 1 - ^ ume i^noiGj Of all sizes and styles. My ] guaranteed. I also do enlarging of deliver the work in the most stylish latest mouldings. DON'T NEQL THIS OPPORTl To get good work cheap. . Yo w av and you regret that y have : -'?COME J v rotiipt nttention N. K. McLAN Wkp Mm A! Then why c CjrKAND XMAS Already cor TOWNSEND'S P, liltO1*, tins t To1 II 1, * li 0 -<v r^V. 13 S'"inosJ ?i loriiia aac over n ho host i ! hail you* ALL THE SEAS) For the sro FIRE CRA4 fusion. Yoi appoint yoi TOWNSEND'S P, ? hi iiik ^COTTON I V'c l.avo a lot of PlANO>, OR'" i-t ;u; licra llirtt aro .<> iar below rt-'gul 8J4 CENTS FOK Somo l.avc hetn u??l a little, < from the fac'ory. We have too r tiiriity of ;i | fe tioie. OUR FURN1TUI T- full aiiil cheap. We will save : uv and get litht cltoicn. We also ran COFFINS A \t the lowest piie?. A visit to QUICK SALES AN Is ovu HARRIS <5 JONESV Id-'si y. CR0WN~T0RREMCE. M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OfTlec and apart rural* over Duke' Drufe S.o.e. 44 Gm. - ?, 8DEA8LY " ii^fearful disease often first appe more scratch, a wimple. or lump breast, too small to attract a ;o, until, in many cases, the dead iho is fully developed, moor can not be cured by a surgice on, because the disease is a virulent Uroughout the system, and although io Cancor?may be cut away, the d promptly breaks out afresh, with . S. in curing obstinate, deep-seated idorod incurable, induced a few deincer, after exhausting the skill of " ir..~u j-i-? - -IT a' ~ ~ - * .itu muir uengnt ?. ?. S3, proved tly effected a cure. The glaa news demonstrated in^euch a way as e all the wfiile. but the Cancer mrs. s. m. idol. lat I was doomed I know how deadly Cancer is, especially Swift's Specific (S. S. S.), which, from the inued its use until I had taken eighteen well, and have bad no symptoms of the s havo elapsed. S. S. 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