The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-25
THERE Is NO DIsPENSARY."
A Contamination Every Patriot So De-
voutiy Wished-TillInan as Talkatire
as Ceual

death came to knell at noon to-day. Al
that hour kilograms were sent to every
State barroom in the State. How long
they will be closed is problematical
There is, bo~ever, just now every
indication that the entire system Las
gone to pieces, never to be revived by
the Legislature. The Court may gran: q
rehearing and give the dispensar!es q
chance to gasp little longer and then
the end will come. What is most
peculiar is that there seems TO be but
few mourners around the apparently
lifeless thing. Just now, when the
whole matter is at an end, DO one
seems to have ever assumed the re
sponsibility of the law. II just dropped
On the statute books ''unbekuowings'
to anyone.
CONFUSION WORSE CONFOCNDED.
The dispensaries have been closed.
What next? No one herea bouts seem:
to know. 1t is difficult to suggest pro-
liabilities, for one moment one thing is
heard and the next moment another.
Until some decision is reached the dis
pensarios will be Kept closed and all
agencies Of the State have orders DO:
TO sell liquor under any circumsta nces.
There is some talk OF trying to sell the
liquor Oh hand in = lump sum before
the demurrer is sept down, and there
is g rumo- that the stock will be kept
in tact until there is g change in tie
complexion OF the Supreme Court.
THE POSSIBILITY FOR A REEEARING.
Another suggestion made during the
day was that the Attorney General
would very probably ask for a rahear-
ing Of the case, and in that way have
the Gispensaries reopeoed, aud just
here it may De vel. 10 put this sugges-
ton down for future reference, a.
something may happen in this line
very shortly. The situation is listio 10
change at any time, and until the
horrible uncertainty is over no one
knows where the State is at
TIE GOVERNOR HAS LITTLE TO SAY.
The one man who knows more than
anyone else about what is going u De
done is Governor Tiilman. and just
about this time it would be very bard
10 find g more Don-committsl man.
This morning the newspaper meD
waited around for long time before
they could get peep st Governor Till
mau. Il was not known what be was
going 20 say or how be felt. but be was
just as jovial as if be had won the capi-
tal prize in the lottery. After greetings
had been exchanged I asked Governor
Tillman what about the dispensarv
There is DO dispensary," was Cover
nor Ti,lnan's reply.
We'll, what are you going 20 do with
the liquor on hand. if there Is no dis
pensary, Governor"
oh, well, that is matter fox toe
Legislature 10 decide" was his reply.
Are you going 10 call an extra
session OF the Legislature:' was the
next query.
With hearty laugh ne answered.
''EZease me If you please" Then be
wen. on 10 say: Il won't say anything
about what l am going 70 do, but I
will tell you what has already beeo done:
I have discharged the eonstaoles,
ordered 81 d'spensa,ies - Close and
Quit business as State barkesps.- The
state oar has closed business and gone
into sunme. quarters for repairs"
Governor Tillmsn wound ap by saying
that be Eas still in the ring. 50 much
for the expression OF the GoEerDo.. and
i anyone cd say What Is coming let
Der rolii,'' Is MeLendon wouid say.
he WATCH DOG oETEE STATE TREAS
C2E.
There vas z somewhat significant
tse: developed during the payment OF
the dispeosaC oils which cane rusb-
ing 10 al day. One of ibe elsims wss
ior about So and il was made payable
70 Ez-Cocstabie Brown fo- services
rendered. Il was regularly made out
md approved by Governor Tlinsn and
Trz1ier. Wien i wss
presented % State Treasurer Sa.a fo7
payment De said that d VIZ Dos p--
pared 10 psE OCT acE money on account
u the dispensa-y. When I saw Dr.
8stes about toe matter bs ssid thai oe
Sss no, paving any dispsnsaEE eiaics.
When asked wbslhe- this was done bv
egai advice o. Qpon his o~n aespoo-
,ioaiiIy be said that hs preferred 10: ~
sos~er Iba1 question
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