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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
Was Different

They we're late at the special sale
and found a crowd clear out to the
doors.
isn't it dreadful?" asked No. 1.
Perfectly awfulT!' replied No. 2.
"Think Of cultivated, intelligent wo-
men in such a jam as thatI'
"How "a they endure it?'
mo woman Of dignity would be
caught in such a mob, and I am going
right back home"
$50 am L"
'"Then come on. Hold on a minute,
though. What's that woman saying?''
"Why, that she got three cakes Of
regular 10 cent soap for Is cents. Oh,
Susan, how can we go homer"
1--WE can't. Take hold of my hand,
turn your shoulder to the crowd, and
we will push u way In there or die
IN the attempt. brooklyn Citizen.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16

But that's where his stick came in
useful. The croc couldn't shut his
mouth, and Cholly was able to escape,
after all.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
Diagnosed at Last.

Towne-The doctors have finally
agreed upon the cause Of Jones' Ill
ness.
Browne-They've held another con-
sultation, eh2
Towne-No; a post mortem.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
Help. Their Business.

First Footpad-Wasn't Judge Big
head the man who SEN you to the
penitentiary2
Second Footpad-Yep.
First Footpad-Then why are you so
glad he's been given another term?
Second Footpad-He alters gives
good citizens the full 'xtent Of the law
wen they gifts caught carryin conceal
weapons.-New York Weekly.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16

ell he delighted" said she quickly
"Good Neutrality-suspicious. Press.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
what Did She Mean9

swell, good night" said Mr.. Borem,
finally breaking away. "I've had a
most enjoyable evening. Er-by the
way, I expect to pass your house to-
morrow evening, and I thought /
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16

All Looked Alike.
SAIL Chinese look alike to me-" said
the chief executioner impersonally as
he sharpened up his cutlass. Then
turning with a puzzled look to the
next victim, whose head was bent
over the chopping block, he asked:
"John, didn't I cut off your head
last week ?"-Ohio State Journal.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
Gave Him the Laugh.

Gave Him the Laugh.
Tom-Do you still call on Miss Up
perten?
Jack-No. I couldn't stand her irri-
table laugh.
Toni never noticed 1t.
Jack-Neither did l until I proposed
to her.-Chicago News.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
What They All Said.

"Candidly, Jane" said a September
bridegroom to his bride in a spirit Of
self abasement, 81 can't perceive what
you saw in me to make you willing to
marry me-"
"Never mind, DEAR replied the
bride, chats what all my relatives
say."-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
His Best Wishes.

81 had a letter from Clara. who is
London, in which she said she was
be presented at court"
ST hope the poor girl will be acQuf
ted."-Leslie's Weekly.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
A New Function

Poeticus-Could you use a little poem
on spring?
Editor-Yes, the sanctum will have
to be repapered oon and I haven't
quite enough spring verses yet.-Ohio
State Journal.
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sfiII T~roubIeaOme.

'sWhat makes Weatherwax twist hi
face into such queer shapesY
Its his new teeth. He hasn't god
them entirely paei6e0 Iek.s-Ghicagl
xx4hUnAA - -x
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-05-16
Love I'm a Cottage,

Love I'm O. Cottage.
Young Husband-Um! What are
these, my dear?
Wife-Those are apple dumplings.
Husband-Er-my love, didn't you
er-dump them a little too often?-New
York Weekly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
BOXING NEAR
new YORK NOW
Connecticut Governor
to LegaIize Bouts for
O'ROurke's Club.

Boxing bouts IN the State OF Connects
cut are to be recognized by tn. Icsisla :
turc. \ bill permitting the game 10 20
OF has passed both houses and only re-
Iu!rcs tn. s,Gnatur. Of the Governor To
make II a law. The legislation In not In
the form OF general boxing law such
As existed In New York before Mr..
Lewis introduced his amendment. bu;
one which Will permit Of the running o!
one particular club. That one Is an or.
Ianizati"n to be run and conducted BY
Tom O'Rourke.
Although bouts have been held Amos,
every week In the Nutmeg State ;herc
never was any degree Of certainty or
security about them. The granting %.
permits rested solely with tn. municipal
authorities
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
WINNERS IN BIG
GOLF TOURNAMENT,
". u. Cheney FnvOritr for the Orr
mOnd tm,s-CIOsr Natrh
TO.Day.
lsr.el.l I, II. Ev.ntns wor.A

Il
oRMOSD Fla. Marsh - In III.
Flpriiu Ea., t.o,>; open Tournament,
her" today tn. iirst rounds Cor the
ormonl and Consolation Cups were
played
W y Cheney. Who won h. prize for
III" best score IN the qualifying round
and Who - expected 70 win the ormord
tNp beat his man this morning, a d!d
u ! Wellington. VITO won the Nassau
tournament and tho Consolation Cup AZ
Miami. aud VII" with meet Cheney this
afternoon \. + knlS.l,. who won tho
htudlcnp at Palm Reach hhndiiy. beat
M man his morning and Will prob
ably capture the ruuu-r-np cup Many
~ ~" matches were close The sum
mary follows.
nrur md cip--A r. kn!ght. St,hen"c-
tlds, peat l.. \. Hamilton Wall
hilI. hv mp ana u ir p.st!. w u, Che
i.,y. oxford. beat pr l. l.. Harlan.
Columbia Golf Club WnshinSton. u. C..
ly NJ aud Ia play. " J. wellington.
luuch rs mp and to play
Consolation :up-J. ". Mckinley, CO.
iunlia Guit cub. Washington. y, g..
b.a, r y. Green. richmond. by ur
ANA 10 pay. J. =, Cheney. Finnich, and
\ X baldwin Florida East COAT. II.
X Bolton Chicago. and + X Trow-
bridge, Waunn,nasoit Golf club Prov!-
drnc", AMI Or. J II. Kenny. Halta.rrl.
Shpr, HtrE y j. and {: W Weaver,
Columbia Golf Club. Washington. y. {.
still playing
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
FIERCE FIGHT
NEAR This CITY
Murphy Knocked Out
Winters in Third
Round.

Jerry Murphy. promising young
iiEh, weight Of boston, and Harry WIN.
tcrs, OF this cl,y. met last night in what
Was Ia be a tcn-rnund hght FOR 4 purse
OF s.fo ana , side bet, They .ough, al,
i we'll known road housc "A short dis
,nncc from Manhattan island The bat.
Il. Hns j, short one. Murphy dropping
Tho New Yorker with 4 l"ft-hand swing
on the Jaw lt,cr fierce mIx-up In the
latter par, ot the bird round
Two hundred prominent sporting men
eager /" sec n roatcs' prohibited by IN.
l,w journcyed 20 he scene OF The hght
aud we're rewarded ~ siashins II
brief conis~t
rho battle began shortly after mid
night. and was fought IN a twciSc-toot
ring hurFrilr ropcd on around trees for
the occasion Hard boards composed III"
floor which made It difficult FOR the men
- steady themselves, both slipping to
/ TIE floor quite frequently
ThNy QuigkEy Eot together after the
isDunG ~ tho bell. and science vas en-
nrrIy cast us!Aa rh"y r1uSh,d II and
uSvi Il nj ana a--e ~ j., hammer AMI
'pnrs at rg .na ~ iar first round.
There Nns piruty NJ hari ngntlus In inc
tsoHl uni rIcn ryiirDIly ryns t"r
lH. u kuUekpHr iiaub,s ncfe slightly
u ~ Mufphy ~ tnie roln,
hlrpity aWpcd 9tt 1f III. o1rrer AZ
t DHtr+ - d. hlrl ,ttnt and
started ltor ~. 4Tppucas with a rush.
", nj, HttH ihc flENt landing nara ~
MUf.r Ef5mHh Winners ro,llit.Sl
I V4tU W .tT1ErHI Tsff ts ,s, rfns Thru
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
BURTON CASE CONTINUED.
Property irn by u Husband the
Cause of I'rOs>rr

The hearing ~ the case o. Mrs Au-
Sns'a NJ Hur'on. who Is seeking to Oh
'1n p"sSssion OF the property OF the
lt" William \. Burton. was called be-
FOR the referee. eN-ludGc william J.
Groos to-day, but was continued until
next FRIDAY morning.
The story OF ;hts action was ,old OK
clu-irrly IN The Evening World some
tim" ago, According to Mrs. burton her
husband occurred a divorce from her In
1876 10y Fraudulent means.
He never told her h. had secured this
divorce. and continued 10 live with her
until 1880 shorty after securing the al
v"rrc he married his second wife, lisa.
bella and when de died, bcIueashcd AL
hts properly 10 hcrs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22

~. stomach got IN tn. way o: the
Negroes hnii-riSh' arm upper cut and !,
proved his undoinE.
Moaning under tn" sting Of tho awful
punch and Saspina for tho wind II
roh.-~! MIN of h. fell 10 the floor with
Ing IN III" ro-in while n'fcrc" Fred
HnllcrI counted tho fa,cful seconds.
The gorilla like negro had won an
other nsh, with apparent saae. HI.
slam-hanE tactics had again seryrd him
~"ll and another clover man. for Me
k""ycr IL admittedly clever. had gone
the route ,rav.rs".i by so many others
o. Walco;ts victims.
fIrsn tn" start nf tn. hglSt Mckecver
seemed painfully ontclasscri. lie was
Sisihly afraid nf the !i"rc.- looking Oh
best 0cfor" him who mado use ~ his
muscular black arms in windmill
| fashion, AMI after receiving the mrs,
hard punch. III. Quaker seemed helpless
At exactly 10 o'clock the bell ranK AM
the battle began 10th men came TO .h'
centre and Walcoit ut once sen, bis lief
into Mckeevcr's body, both goinG to q
clinch, Walcott then swung his loft Il
Mck"evcr's jaw, the latter going to th'
noor. lie jumped up quickly and drove
mr. loft into Wa!cotis face Mck--vcI
again banged Waic",t IN the face, the
negro visiting the ribs with a short .c.'
sNing Walcot, then rushed AZ Nc
iie.v.r and hooked his left 10 the wine
and then up 10 the face. At close quar-
tiers Mckccv.r shot his RICH; into Wal
COTS stomach
Hood In First Round.
Walcor, for the reSt Of the round sen
IN many short left swings to M.kcevcr
RIBS and face. the latter falling to iar'
an effective bow. When the bel! ianI
Mckccvcr vas bleeding from. the nos'
and seemed worried
In the second round fNalco'i continue"
10 max" Il tarSc, OF Mckcevcr's ribs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
BARKER TO Be ARRAlGNED.
Arlington shooter Must TlrnL o.
Nou,Ias Iiriurr .Jusjur plujr,

Thomas q Harkcr. who sho, and
blinded tho Rev. Or. Keller Will b" ~,
"a i;u.l brEor. Judge blair IN the Court
OF Common Pes Oh Monday to plea
to lae indictment sr3nd against him D.
the hudson County Cram Jury.
- cate VIII tn-n DC set for the TRIAL.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
JOE WALCOTT OUTCLASSED MkEEVER, KNOCKING
HIM OUT WITH BODY BLOW IN THE SIXTH ROUND
Philadelphia WeIter-weight Was
Afraid Of Negro Opponent.

HI sent In hloS after blow there. only
occasionally shi''inS the punch to the
'iec Every brow Walcott .auGcd made
Mtkccvcr grant. and Il cnuId easily be
seen mat the body punch "OIld even
igAily Scar Mrkcever down Tho
quaker managed now and then TO roach
WiIcotts cody St.h punch. bur IL
would hsv. M force Behind t. Toward
the .ni %, the round Wa.cnt PLANTED
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
WINNERS At
NEW ORLEANS
PickwiCk Club Stakes
Was the Feature Of
a Good Gard.
tspesl., 10 M. rvcnlns wo.lAl

s, RACE TRACK. %Ew ORLEANS.
March 2c.-+The P.ckwick Club Selling
Stakes. at one mile, was tho feature NJ
the Fair Grounds to-day Sartlii was
the only one ., the original entries 20
decline. and Il good field MAS left II,
mile and quarter event had IN" most
scratches, but the seven which rcmainc
furnished a good betting race.
six carloads OF horses Will be shipped
to Little Rock tonight, The mos, prom
inent "i the stabl,s going 70 tn. Arkan-
sas meeting from here and Vino. Il
Weir. ". W. Lylcs. II. J.. John,on. &, J.
Celia. George s,roeOcl, NJ. Burns. {,
O'Connor aud ". II Shadlcy
Louis \, Celia wired here 'o-'iny that
horses racing At Little Rock would no.
lie barred nom starting At the Dclmar
track or Al the Fair Grounds ST. Louis.
The track was good to-day AMI the
weather summcr-likc
Ft-sr RACE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
FILIPINO GENERAL. GIVES UP.
EuIluu win $50 Nrn Surrrnlrrs
at I'nnNS island.

MANILA. Man,h .c-iE +. M-Gtn,
Fulton and is) oi his command armed
NTH rife. surrcndLrci 80 COL. scott. ..
the forty-tourih Volunteer Infantry. NJ
.\ut!auC. Island Of Iaray. to-day.
This ends the in-urrrCt!Jn at fanay.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22

ia" pretty lcf;-hand uppercnts on Nc
k~rvcr~ shin. tn" latter couns-rias with
lish, LEFT }ai's in Wal"ott- face,
The third round was u repetition Of the
ediy into MckrsverS stomach And r1ha
with the sno.t powerful Kind az short
s~tnEs Mcke"v"r landed ~on. good
blows In this round. getting In four
straight jabs on Walcotts face.
Walcott Tries to End II.
When tho fourth round started Nc
k"-vcr looked tired. and walcot,. az
usual. started TO hniAh him. lie con-
.'anily let ny his terrific left. which
kscver's ribs or stomach. McKccv.r
showed signs OF ~eArtnc.s ami Walcott.
realizing this. never l", up In his vicious
smuggling.
McKcovcr evidently fcchng no had hn,
on" chance 10 win. tried desperately
with r!Eh, swing for walcotts Jaw,
Most OF his attempts were duckel by
walco,,. the few tina, lanJci having no
force behind them.
He'll saves McK--ver.
\ few seconds before tho round was
hand swing into Mckeevers body,
this blow with two others In the .Ans
place. and no doubt would have de-
bell had not rlinx. saving him,
The fifth round was cls.iriy WalcottA.
lie punched Mckccvcr severely about
III. body and ribs, the latter being very
tired when the bell rtnE.
In the sixth and last round Walcot'
sailed In t" finish his snan. After land.
countcrcd with n right on the Jaw by
tho Philadelphia. Walcott suddenly
:-int"d with nj. left. Mcitecvcr dropp,~i
hs lst, hand. and Wnlco,,. quick as 4
Hash. irov" his RICH, full into the pit o!
Mckecvers body. The Quaker droppe,
to the Moor. where he was counted gu,
by Referee Bullen.
In the preliminary bouts Kid Lee de-
'rateL Kid Brown In three rounds.
Harry Galway was awarded the DE-.
ctsion over Frank Naiic,t on foul IN
the third round. and Walter BurEo los,
to George Mul!iEan on a foul IN the third
round
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
KENTUCKY LAD
IS IN TROUBLE.
Was Going Free on
Strength Of PIausi-
bile Story.

Therrs fable In Kentucky tina, the only town
worth notice. save the ,orrid on. OF Louis.
with il. many lowered suiiains. and IL. myriad
sAy~erpcrs, and 1t. corps Of lovely maid<ns.
and Its xToup of hea'y p!unses.
rhus !, is tn. youth o, i>,u!svii.s. whom h. mad,
an extra dollar. takes :hs train and seur',ss
Then ne HE. him to the Auiis. or the D~lsvaa. o,
Parker. and h. sips the ne or corn juice.
!" his fancy may dictate.
And he sp-iks Of Iiu. Gr,sa alies sai theI'
wonderful ability. and -rAixht~ly bets upon
Them .i'h man, loud aeeiiima.
t- a ringer. and tn. youth from old Ken,ueky
promptly yrarus for mother love.
lie adopt. all hno.n devices. nor hesitate. al
tr,nes. In o,ier to return whers
blue sr,A. nniA and bends.
and c..ors. say. Nay. my id. 10 ON
nAuxhton ! must perfor.". You .ni
ner shower In this iropic Isles where Hanna
10 Adjudxed to be supreme.
And the Niue Grass mourns an Offspring. VII
h. .on', Il Warden johnson tend. to bust,
ne.s-and he will
John Costello. Of Kentucky. fifteen
year. old. red .chceked and well dressed
was nrraiened before Justice Asphalt In
Brooklyn this morning charged with
grand Larceny in having robbed John ".
liuNtsF, MS IaltI.oEu. VI W. ,o''Nt'
admitted his guilt and told the Justice
n long tale OF woe. shown. how he had
come here TO engage in the racing game
and had made tho mistake Of betting on
dead ones" At San Francisco and New
Orleans.
This led to starvation ana the stealing
OF the money.
The Justice was impressed by til,
rankncss OF young Costello,
Take him back 10 the pen. he said
TO a court onlrcr. "and III consider his
case.
Costello was accordingly led back
hopeful and smiling Ten minutes later
a hesra .ch was handed the Justice. !:
read:
Kindly bold A boy calling himself John Cos.
iei!o lie I, wanted here TOR stealing SIG: from
Nrr. Kate S-iS HAGE.R.
C7i.-' Of Psl.ce. L,ai.viile. Ky.
Tho Justice ordered Costello again
brought before him.
II guess I'll mold you Cor awhile.
was all he said. and Costello went back
TO Jail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22

y, fVII NIHEEIE3 Nia1'T FIII Jt0tgIr n
iunning. Gepr:le mifiF fhr rluuin. -
efiat po.n; and maj II do Nur lesi 60
siyr the p.d&c ftuU Go Del TEs ala.
tance was too Mort IpF AB1r- .vla n ts
Z closing iaaI ~ le nal.a
81 Fourth Rars-Onr milo Won hv Dls-
I foluie; Sir Gatlhn W4s ne"nd ahd Ger
trndu EiFott third,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
Jew york ccn.rn.. .c ,,ur.r.

sHATERTOWS, y. Y. Marcn -. IN.
Ncw York Central Railroad has hnr.
tied goo tons Of Ice n; Cape vincen,
for distribution along It's lines FOR sum.
MGR use.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
Medical.
OLD Dl<. 1KAlNELE,

Mia. ANGERDACER poI!tixe,y cures irr1Euisri.
4 uss: coasuItatiou. 303 East SD ST.. usar "a
ave.: pslu11D Aouss; charge rsasouabls.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22

To Dl0w lp n Wreck.
The United States tug Pontiac passed
out Sandy Hook at c3 this afternoon
to blow NJ ! wreck.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22
jaime. J. nm. Ynch, Sails.

James J. H!ii's steam yacht Wacnu,a
.,asscd out Sandy Hook a: Is: this el.
.StGVon. 6oucd tor baltimore.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22

Prominent in the Spring dis
play is the military sack suit
scrviccablc and stylish.
We lave a great variety OF
unfinished Wor,tcl Cheviots in
stripes and checks: suit to order,
500. Numerous sample garments
TO select from. Ovcrcoats OF
imported Covcrts. soft Eicnnn
Chcviots. silk-in"d throughout,
to order. $50. Imported fancy
trouscrirgs, Sc.
Fashion Plate. Samples.
Measuring Guide. given or
mailed upon request.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-22

Therr's ! fable In Kentucky that the only town
worth notice. the torrid OF Louis
vile. Is the one on long Manhattan.
With its many lowered buildings and its myriad
sayscrrpcrs, and itz corps Of lovely maid<ns.
and its group of helsy plunxera
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-09

G.. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY . 1901
daon and feel quite sure that retiring from the
office worHy filed the hearty wedoe OF all the
people OF the State
Cash Receipts for year ending December 5s, 1900
40 Cash balance Dec e. 1soo...... 5osS75 s.
pacl Toxes " 1917 os
General Taxes 1899. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ooo5lo 81
General Taxes 1000. .......... o92476 oo
Z Railroad Assessments for r. R. Commis
- soners ............. 1o5o "
Income Tax ......................... 1000 o.
Annual Insurance License 1900 90
Graduated Insurance License Fees. 1877 go
Fees. Office Secretary State. 945o 22
State Penitentarv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000 90
Privilege Fertilizer Observation-Disclosures. 1924 81
Commissioners Sinking Fund. 44o29 90
Sinking Fund for Reduction Brown AZ
per
Loans returned ........... s91,24I so
I on loans and deposits. 1905 81
Phosphate royalty 23'475 OF
Permanent State School Fund:
2225 90
Principal (escheas) 277 81
25o3 81
Special State School Fund (Dispensary). 100000 90
Morrill, Fund from l. S. Government. $4,000 oo
Insurance Sinking Fund (pubhc build
].:: 5ns.) -. g 5595 %
T5sDensarv. Observation-Disclosures. 1o3o69 IS
Refunds-sundv accounts ......... 1854 70
S376o452
ne Cash Payments for Year Ending December 3d. 1900
g Salaries 14s731 50
lie Legislative Expenses ................. 4oo9o IL
y Education, Charitable and Penal 1nstitu-
20 tons Observation-Disclosures. 274ooo Is
e Pensions ....... 1oos5 II
" State Special School Fund. 1oooo4 81
a Interest Bonds and Stock. 273A5o 81
eS Sinking Fund for Reduction Brown AZ
IL per cents:-Aoans 10000 w
en- Commissioners Sinking Fund. 42o4o 10
Clemson College:
- Privilege Fertilizer Tax. SOFIA 81
~ Interest Land Scrip and Per-
!" Fund 9,2oo 50
= o1sSo 81
er State COL Nor, Ind, Agr. and Mech. Col
to leee:
Morrill, Fund 1880 25
~ Interest Land Scip........ 5754 90
1850 23
e. D.1;o p;,+i,o 1925 62
,e F1sc;or Fxoenses ..... 1928 IS
Or,,nin;no State ......... 1924 II
nd Erecting Monument Chickamauga 539z -
Permanent State School Fu1d. $500 90
DirectT Proceeds-Act of 1884 LILO 20
ed Miscellaneous Sc
es Dispensary, S. c..
n Account proper .s177o631 o8
e. Transferred School Fund 100000 90
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The claims of States Government against the State OF
South Carolina of which at one time the State was
seriously pressed abeyance Tor
said claims IN the courts tAd IL
hoDed that an equitable and settlement OF the counter
claims between this State and the will be effected by
annrooria Congressional legislation which will be final without the
OF payment of moneys by the State
The State of South holds United States cent bonds
the amount OF seventeen hunorea
dollars July 1st The State treasurer re-
ced circular the Treasury Department at Washing
1 c. calling attention Section of Act of Congress
passed approved March I4th proposing to exchange these
and similar gold bonds The treasurer does
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take pleasure calling the credtab showing
which the Treasury Department will be able make to the nan
ca transactions that department ior the fiscal closing De-
cerbr RI 1ooo will appear from the OF pts and
disbursements below The Treasurer by his " attention to duty
and the uniform courtesy with which he has treated all parties aV
ing business relations with his Department. deserves high coen-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-09

daon and feel quite that he will retiring from the
office which woly filed the hearty welione OF all the
people OF the State
Cash Receipts for wear ending December 3Ist, 1900.
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not think has authority OF law to surrender and exchange the
bonds now the State If the General Assembly should deem
advisable make such exchange would be necessary tor peca
legislative authority to be given him.
the close OF each fiscal year is always of anxiety and
doubt 10 the Treasurer whether he will have at command unas
to meet January the public debt and the current e
ess the This state OF affairs arises from the
delay collecting the State taxes under existing law II the aN
books were close the 18th of December instead OF the s
~ December as is and has been for the last few this
doubt and uncertainty would be removed and no one be oppressed
thereby It we'll that those able to their taxes are
generally the do Notwithstanding these drawbacks we
have been able all demands against the treasury Wlo" "
course to borrowing over-drafts upon banks
In nv Annual Message the last General Assembly asked their
attention to condition certain bonds to which e had Dee
called bv the Treasurer threven ) bonds OF $1,000
each issued the State in 1859 in aid OF the Blue oge
and which been carried the treasurer DOCKS as
odd PONDS Flndabe which longer De so carried
These bonds among others has been established IN the Courts
were loerel and red from the old banks OF THIS State