The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-04-29
No. II.

name, such damages as any Court
or Jury may award for the main
tenance Of herself and family ds
ring the period when her husband
by reason Of such furnishing, is in.
capable Of providing for the pro
per"support Of her or them and
in any action brought in accord.
ance with this section, the bond
Of the person furnishing intoxica'
ting drinks or liquors Shall be liza
bic for the damages recovered to
the extent Of the penalties there
Of, in case the same cannot be sat
| isicd OUT of the property Of the
deteudcnt in such action.
SEC. S. Amy person who shall be
drunk: or grossly intoxicated in
any street, highway, public house
or public place, shall be fined upon
view of, or upon proof made be-
fore any mayor or other munich
pal officer or Trial Justice, not ex-
ceediug five dollars, and, if the
same is not paid, Imprisonment
not exceeding five days. ANY
person who shall sell intoxicating
liquors to such person, to be
drunk on the premises where sold.
whereby the said person shall be-
come intoxicated, shall, besides
his liability: under section seven
% of this Act, be liable 10 pay to
the wife, parent, child or guardian
Of the person so found intoxicated
the sum Of five dollars for every
such ofense, to be recovered in an
action of debt before any Trial
Justice having jurisdiction Of the
person of the defendent: Pr0rided,
That no suit shall be instituted
after ten days from the commits
sion of the offence mentioned in
this section.
Sec. 9. Whenever any riot or
breach Of the peace shall occur at
or within any tavern, drinking
saloon or other place where in.
toxicating liquors are sold, the
proprietor OF keeper Of such place
shall be deemed and taken to be an
alder and abettor in such riot or
other breach Of the peace, and
shall be liable to be prosecuted
and punished as such, unless such
person can show that such riot OF
other breach Of the peace was not
caused by the persons engaged
therein becoming intoxicated on
said premises.
Sec. 10. 1t shall not be lawful
for any person to sell, trade or
barter any spirituous or malt IL
quors, cider or wine on Sunday,
and any person SO doing shall be
liable to fine of not less than ten
dollars, or more than two hundred
dollars, or Imprisonment for not
less than ten days, or more than
two months.
Sec. II The municipal authori-
ties of incorporated cities, towns
and villages, and the County Com
missioners Of counties, shall have
power to grant licenses for the
selling Of Intoxicating liquors by
the quart upon 'she payment OF a
license fee of not less than fifty
dollars; and any person to whom
such license IS granted who shall
permit such Intoxicating liquors
to be drunk upon the premises
where sold shall forfeit his license,
and the same shall not be renew
ed within year from the time Of
forfeiture. All the provisions of
section ten (10) forbidding the
sale Of liquors at certain times
therein mentioned shall be appli.
cable to the sale of liquors, as pro-
vided for in this section, and like
penalties shall be inflicted upon
any person who, under license
granted in accordance with this
section, shall make sales a. the
period therein prohibited: Pr0vi-
ded, That no license shall be grant
ed by the County Commissioners
of any county to any person or
persons recommended or apply
ing for the same, until the person
or persons so recommended or ap-
plying shall have first paid the
County Treasurers of the respec-
tive counties the license fee here
in authorized, and shall present
the receipt Of the Treasurer to
the County Commissioner as evil
dence of said payment, which ii,
cense fee shall be placed in the
county fund for county purposes.
SEC. -. II shall not be lawful
for any apothccary, druggist or
other person, to sell trade or bar
ter any bitters of which spirituous
or malt liquors are an ingredient,
or any other met:catcd liquors,
by the bottle or by the drink, to
any person except upon the pre-
scription of a regular physician,