The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02

4 NUHlleStull. ilV u SHiull. ue UHu On
hand. and ho, wrote mo and said it was sixty.
seventy, and ninety proof. Well. you see. tho
Sss s sG was wished sR to eevS na Sc
people Of the State of whatever the
buy and so
had TO post myself on the whole business. end
tme az siaS ov NSr"eE TRnts n act haps
stud:eI the whole business, and q, no one can
hut know damned sight moro about liquor
The Governor used the profane adjective
but hn dil not express himsclf anRriiy or
and nptufsiiy. and werc not S shasz sd' or
dwelt upop. The manner In which they woro
the thought that perhaps among farmers and
In the Alliance such reinforcement OF plain
h"Fsn oG sniS the Interviewer lis th.
new scheme ccriod from the ssssndiynaavian
eovsrnor ' there they " sell '' iaSaor BY tie tie
drink to be drunk On the premises, and here
dtunkaryls, and neither do We, nor to ininors"
are ~" G ,hI. to Dc about the pro-
!" am going 70 make them rs dry rs they
sssy they want 70 ,c Lam nm going 60 to see 70 Il
Why. In those, seven counties they have been
selling more liquor than where the wet laws
ifGuor from the tug stores and got it on pre-
So% will see that they don't get any LIQUOR
but y9a cannot set up dispensares in those
!. mo, not until the dry laws are repealed hut
rssentatiyes coming, to the Legislature to get
The Governor took the correspondent
Through his enormous wholesale LIQUOR house.
call "Bungstarter Ben" as he then appeared
with bottle under each arm and another IN
biendine and fasil oil. they would have had "a n
subject for an effective cnricature. ON parting
ss s sFGF a' Get sy faS
fo ir you wont a get ,iu dror anywhere else"
OF the lending liquor dealer. 1t was not n fire
such as It was predicted would result from tho
suranee. 1t was started to burn down a col
ored church then full OF women preparing Tor
This church had split from anothet one after q
quarrel in which the aeacons who were In
the crowd that was trying to get in: Trouble
hns followed the new society, and it il be-
liered that last nights fire was tho work of an
incondiary ami participant in tho church
troubles
town, rang, out the hour 81 midnight with
free, LIQUOR trndc IN south Carolina. 1t ush-
Imaginable. n law ntcn,ied to surtail tho lib
3erties OF all the dwellers in cities and towns.
cavalier descendants il the coast counties.
with their rights. and who have deiied the law
5a ct ssps omen G in fhe country Dis
stnte. Tho farmers. who nre now governing
soMth oatolina., always had to 20 to tho towns
tRs Stato than Of tho sap,tSlistic m ercEant
AS the clocks struck the midnight hour q band
Of young men in good attire marched through
ths eampaen cry Of Ren Lem n bungs anh
Ben" They sttopyod q, the office q the news:
Democrats. and sent up cheer for MIR. Con
Eales. the plucky editor who ia lighting the
srnor. who is the champion and idol OF tho
arnins the s0 PAIN aw STATE nHs
set forth here. 1t will BIO seen that no man
aSosE ss sf 3 as kssp
Dor car treat another, in peril OF establishing
S e0mmon M nui sS. No d9eor can prssSriGe
gists can only use 1t In medicines that cannot |
lie useu rs beverages
lIquor in tho state. and no man can carry It in.
wagon. coach or rowboat in order to soil 1t or
Any citizen may bring in as much as he can |
cnrry with him as personal baggage. however. !
was never proverbinliy light ioad
Gs yns a9 soo5
May. 1t is SO new and strong that IL is said |
the sgm STATE bsk viii
Three grades Of whiskey one OF cognac. one |
Of rum. and three OF lager beer are on sale By |
jack: burgundy and whatever else there Is .
Ali the liquor dealers here in tho ca pital and
In Charleston and the other towns and cities |
them but only for me
pale Of soft drinks. The women who have been
keeping disorderly houses have left the state
They say that without the profits from beer
and wine they cannot maintain their establish
that State Tor, ali the South Carolina liquor
IN Columbia is stocsed With a hsii Years. years.
supply OF liquors and wines.
absolutely without chance to 10 so now. for
The law is literally ohcyed; the purpose Of
aeaer sold apSr In the
last three weeks than no had sold during the
Drsseding three yenrs
the Governor shall appoint n mnIi he believes
e be an sbstainer from LIQUORS who shall pur-
preference to stun made or sold In South Car
This State Comm issioner is to have 81 800 a
year and the assistance of q bookkeerer at
$1,000. He shnll not sell to the county dispen-
chemist shall declare pure and mnai uiterated.
The State Board OF Control f,the dispcnsary
system may appoint such assistant chemists
The. state. Commissioner may not charge
more than 20 rer cent. above cost In selling to
the county dispensers and that profit he must
rover into the State Treasury every. month.
All rules and regulations governing the Com
and not In the terms OF the act shall
be prescribed by state Board OF Control con-
nisting Of the Governor, Comptroller General,
md the Attorney & eneral.
Livery package Of liquor the State Commits
sioner shnll buy must Le shipped with certih-
cate attached. stating under his seal and sig
nature thar the liquor is purchased by him for
gAle In the state or to be sent ont Of the state.
Any railroad, EXPRESS company, or other com
mon carrier that carries any liquor package
without this certificate shall be liable In PEN
atty of $500 for each offence.
Any citizen who uses or attaches a counter
!eit certificate to such q pack age shall be pun
IBhed by u tine OF 5000 and Imprisonment for
not less than year. The State Comm missioner
must make quarterly statements under oath
Of the prices no has paid. the quantities he has
bought. the persons from whom he made his
sTsnases the dafe S Of ne pmrehases and the
This does not apply to the malt liquors he |
shall buy. Before shipping liquors to the
10 be packed In not less, than half pint. nor