The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-25

anco of all laws relating to the retailing
of spirituous liquors.
SEQ. 8. The County Commissioners
of the several counties ofthis State
shall have power to grantiliceuses for
the retailing of wine, cider, malt and
brewcd liquors, in places outside of in.
corporated cities, towns aud villages, to
any person of temperate habits and good
moral character, who may be recon-
mendcd by four respectable citizens Of
his neigbborhood, upon the payment Of
license fee Of twenty five dollars eaid
person to enter into recognizance, in
the sum of five hundred dollars with
two good sureties, that he will keep an
orderly house, and that he will not sell
spirituous liquors, or any admixture
thereof. - - vv
SEC. 8. All persons engaged in re-
failing liquors under licenses granted in
accordance with this Act, or under
tavern licenses granted under pre-. exist.
ing laws, shall expose their licenses to
public view in their chief place of max
ing sales. and no such licenss shall
authorize sales by any person neglecting
this requirement And any person sell
ing or retailing Intoxicating liquors
withouta a license shall be deemed guilty
of nisdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof, shall be iucd not loss the fifty
dollars nor moro than two hundred
dollars, or imprisoned not less than one
month or more than six months, or
both and any person VIII shall be con
virtcd Of retailing sprituous liquors, or
any admixture thereof, whils engaged in
retailing under license to sell wine,
cider, malt or brcwed liquors, shall
suffer like punishment, and shall,
besides, forfeit his license Any per
son who shallbc convicted twice within
two years for retailing without license
shall not be entitled to receive license
for two years next succeeding the date
Of the last conviction, and any license
granted in such person shall be utterly
without effect, and shall afford no pro-
tectiun.
SEC. z. Wilfully furnishing any
intoxicating drink, by salo, gift, or
otherwise, to any person Of known in
temperate habits, or to any person when
drunk or intoxicated, or to a minor, or
to any insane person, for use as a be yer
age, shall be held and deemed msde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof,
the offender slall be fined not less than
ten6 dollars. or more than one hundred
dOff.Ts, and Imprisoned not less then
ten days, or m,'re than thirty days and
it shall lie lawful Tor any member of the
family, or bloc rel .ti,n, or guardian Of
such intemperate person, or minor, and
for the committee of such insane person.
or for any Trial Ju-tice of the ,wnship
where any or either Of such person,
reside, or have their legal settlement, to
give notice in writing tc any person or
persons engaged i'll retailing, selling or
or having intoxicating liquors, forbid
lag him or them, as the case may be,
from furnishing such Incorporate per
son. minor or insane person, with intox
icating drinks or liquors and if, within
three months of the time of such notice,
any person to VIII IN the same is given
shall furnish, or cause to be furnished
any intoxicating liquors to such intem
pcratc person, miner or insane person,
to be used as beverage, he or they
shall be held civilly responsible for any
injury to person or property which may
occur in consequence of such furnishing;
and any one aggrieved may recover
damages against the per4on 80 furnish
ing, by an action instituted in any
Court in this State having jurisdiction
Of civil action and in case any wife
shall give such notice, she shall be en-
titled TO receive Of the person furnish
ing intoxicating liquor to her husband
in an action in her own name, such,
damages as any Court or jury may
award for the maintenance Of herself
and family during the period when her
husband, by reason Of such furnishing,
is incapable of providing for the proper
support of her or them; and in any
action brought in accordance with the
provisions of this section, the bond Of
the person furnishing Intoxicating drinks