The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-26
-, r,.prrs1ro THE STATES

he ICll0Wtuk $500 |
r.. .ouotv dispen,sry will be open ~,
' 20 ,;nuora Mt O. 'clook 9. m, nP.n
~. ue p. 0c,ob.r lst and close at p. M
lN " ,hs ,..r tho hours will be ire"
N In case Of illness ohy' '"'
NAV be made at night.
: III when tho applicant for the purchase
sf LIQUOR is unable 70 write he or she can
mske . cross mark and the same, a'tested
by the county dispenser, will be received rs
IL made In accordance with the ACT hP-
plicstions must not be filed Tor one person
Uftsnsr than once day.
Nv. Applications can he hlled on w1''en
orders made in good faith when the name oI
the applicant 10 authorized to be signed oy
the county dispenser sud persons known TO
said dispenser, or his identity IS es'aois"eo
10 his salts faction.
" County dispensers can carry on their
legitimate business in connection with the
sale of LIQUORS in the same store, by paying
n proporti,nate share Of the rent, but III
does not affect the time Of closing as hxea
in rule |, All liquors must Ire sold lor cash
and msnty deposited in bsnk each night:
vi. member Of the county board oi
ceutrol must be present when shipment 10
. county dispsnsary is opened, to certify 10
any breakage Of BEETLES in transit, else no
claim Of that kind will be allowed ny Inc
$sst $Ase S: sSmbisaa4BsSk sGPPsa BSck :. once Any or
damage will be charged to thu county dis
penser.
VIII. Any liquor not In stock at the
county dispensary will be purchased by the
State commissioner OH application through
the county dispenser or furnished from
Cslumbis.
TX. Ii The county board Of control or
county dispsnscr suspect any infringing OF
the law, q State constable will be detailed
at onco to investigate aud make arrests,
upon application 10 tho Governor. The
same will be done when uotico c,ines to the
Governor from any reliable citizen.
y. Prices Of tho various brands Of liquor
on sale will be kept posted in n conspicuous
place in each county dispensary. Any
deviation FROM these price,, it reported, will
cause the d .smissal Of the county dispenser.
nj. Dispensnriss will not be established at
more than one place in county until after
consultation with the Stats board Of contro!
aud by permission.
MI. The quarterly expense account OF
each county dispensary must be approved
by enoh county board, and submitted to the
State board for enlo "scmcnt before it is
paid hy the county treasurer. County dis.
pensers nre required 10 conduct their bu>i-
ness with the same economy NJ simiiar
stores are run under private ownership.
They wil, be allowed as s,istanco only when
the magnitude Of the business warrants il !;
and the SInic board will issue permit TO
employ clerk upon proper showing.
XIII. Alcohol will be kept in stock at
Columbia or ordered from the stillery BY
tho State commissioner when thr order
comes through the county dispenser for
barrel packages.
XIV. In counties where no dispensarics
are or can be established the county board
Of control can receive no compensation !;
their appointment is for the purpose Of
soliciting their aid in enforcing the law.
This IL SENsE.-EMior Lexington Dis
patch: don't want you TO think that the
Aliiapce is not a good thing md lust What
ana ths whole body to suffer. The farpas
oeing the heart Of ll.s casahsry Ne all ough
q sstofSss'6m Hnd he ought 10 love us, 10,
"hen our business fails he suffers and whsr
ne i"lIs we suffer You can't cut of YOU,
Ii'1e hnger unless your whole body suffer,
from II; so you sec plainly 1t is an erro,
Tue Alliance has fallen into when the,
thought they could cut Off all small business
ana 1t wsuld be help 10 them. by cut
ting oil middlemen they are now suiterip,
ny getiing comparatively nothing for thci,
prouuce. Nearly all small merchants and
iiuuiemch arc now raising their own sun
pies. lhey have become producers instead
Consumers Newspaper men, railroad
men aud others are doing likewise
hcI us MI trade 1T one store and what
VIII become of the rest Of the merchants >
Let hs all subscribe for but one newspapcr
ahd what will become of the rest of the
newspaper men" Let Us all deposit in one
oank anu what Will become Of the rest of
the banks Let us all employ one doctor.
one lawyer, and one preacher and what wi
H>Ssr~~ oy >"e r~nuiulny uou,rr, 49,
ana preachers? Every man shou Il 80 dis.
tribute his money as u keep il in circula-
ton. Our Northern brethren, who are now
constructing u large cotton mill "a, Columbia
say they would rather have fee labor at
double the cost OF convict lab II as the money
wi bc distributed among our business men
/" our business men must feel that they
"ighI TO buy their good, from such men.
Lave ploushcd corn when the ground WAS
i"D wet and killed it. When saw nv error
stopped and hope you nli will .!a :icw;.,
Yours Truly. +. j. HrcKEu.
ALL MINED lr.-A representative of ibc
""c'"r"Ic N'wS asked i. +. Perry how he
happened TO be in Columbia at the confer
rnce OF administration leaders
MIR. Perry replied that his presence there
nj that time was accidental. lie had hs,n
l"'d nothing of the meeting ami knew moth
i'g OF 1t but what lie hal heard since. lie
'dicated that the people taken into Cover.
nor rl'man 5 confidence now are very few
ana thrt good many men supposed to be
closely identified MIih the administration
arc left out in the cold when muttcrs of inn
portance are to he considered
"HaVe you ever found out why TIllman
backlisted You - he was asked
NO, was his reply. "but | suppose it
was bec'use supported Johnstone and
brawiey. as far as that goes, though, il
there was I" be blacklisting about that, Tilt
man ought to have blacklistci himself, for
he supported George d. iiiman, who wa. IN
the same boat with the otncr Congrcssmen
aud was fighting the Alliance candidate.
Mr.. Perry SAID that he had heard that the