The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-14

probable that still further reductions
will be made. The Governors inter
view yesterday shows that he has be-
gun to realize his inability to enforce
the law as be thought he could, and
that he is becoming apprehenslve or
the trouble that is so rapidly growing.
The dispensaly business seems to oe
rapidly growing, however, despite the
opposition to the law. and everyone IS
looking forward to the report for the
last quarter with the greatest degree OF
interest. The big State gin mill is now
grinding the liquor oat in great shape.
During the past week nearly 1000 cas-
es were shipped to the various dlspen-
saries in the State. These 1000 cases
represent 80, 900 quarts of liquors. The
shipments for each day last week were
es follows: Monday 1927 cases: Tuesday
3S44a;; Wednesday 45l; Thursday 243;
Friday 100; Saturday 375. Today two
new dispeRssries were opened, one at
Sycamore in Hampton County and the
other In Marion. To the latter 246
cases of whiskeys and barrels Of beer
were shipped today.
There are now in full operation IN
the State ffty-nine dlspensaries IN thlr-
ty-one counties, and the board is con-
tlnuing to establish them every wees.
In view of the great increase in the
number since the first quarterly report
the forthcoming report will be watched
with all the more interest. 1t will be
interesting, too, to note where these
dispensaries ara located and who the
dispensers are. To-day I obtained the
following official list:
L. Abbeville-R. E. Hill, dispenser.
Q. Anderson-A. N. Craig, dispenser.
3. Aiken-J. Y. George, dispenser.
4. .Allendale.-W.R R. Brabham dlspen-
5. Barnwell-W. H. Duncan. dispen-
ser.
6. BIackyille-J. V. Baxley, dispenser.
z. BeauforET. F. Walsh dispenser.
S,Blacksburg-P. Mcclure, dispenser.
8. Branchville-B. E. Izlar, dispenser
10. Camden-D. F. Dixon, dispenser.
II. Chester. Med. Hood, dispenser.
IL. Charleston-F. Voa Santen, dis
penser.
13. Charleston-H. A. Meyer, dispen-
ser.
IA. Charleston-C. F. Steinmeyer dis
penser.
is. Cha1leston-M. W. Powers, dis
penser.
l6. Cheraw-C. A. Brock, dispenser.
II. Columdia-I. NJ. Roach, dispenser
1S. Colum bia-T. A. Scott, dispenser.
19. Columbia-J. Cartledge, dispenser
%. Chapins-H. A. Dlckert, dispenser
21. Denmsrk-A.A A, Faust, dispenser.
%. Darlington-I. B. Floyd, dispenser
%. Dillon, Marion County-John A.
Ford, dispenser.
"a. Edgefeld-I. B. Davis, dispenser
25. EutswYille-R. B. Causey, dispen-
ser.
26. Florence-H. D. Williamson, dis
penser.
27. Fort Motte-W. T. Crosswell, dis
penser.
%. Greelyville-A. o, MouzoD, dis
penser.
29. Georgetown-G. Johnson, dtspen-
ser.
80. Greenyille-J. S. Hill, dispenser.
81. Hampton-B. G. Webb, dispenser
80. Jacksonboro-E. St. P. Bellinger'
dispenser.
So Kiagstree-A. B. Mcdonald, dis
penser.
81. Kershaw-A.B B. Hough, dispenser
35. Lewisdale-R. a. Barr, dispenser.
36. Lexington-P. I. Rawls, dispenser
81. Laurens-G. NJ. LangstoD, dispen-
ser.
SO. Lancaster-H. B. Howie, dispen-
penSer.
80 Luray-I. D. DeLoach, dispenser.
40. Mount Pleasant-M. H, Williams,
dispenser.
ii. Monck's Corner-Jacob Carson,
dispenser.
AZ. Mauning-E. s. Erwin, dispenser.
43. Marion-T. E. Stanley, dispenser.
44.Newberry-R. G. Msybin c.spen-
ser.
As. Orangeburg-J. H. Claffy, dispen-
ser.
46. Pleasant Hill-W. A. Marshall,
dispenser.
Il. Ridgeway-R. B.Lewis, dispenser
4S. Scotia-W. GABRIEL 'VarG, dlspen-
scr.
Ae. Sumter-W. II. Epperson, dispen.
ser.
so. St. Stephen Sc. V. Feronlng,
dispenser.
81. st Matthews-B. 0. Evans, dis
penser.
50. Summer7iIle-W.W w. Raame, dis
penser.
So. Spsrtanburg-M Carlson, diSpen-
ser.
81. Sycamore
SIS. Union-James F. Welsh, dlspen-
ser.
IS. Walterboro-M. Reckenbaeker,
dispenser. -.
81. Williston-A. NJ. Roundtree dis
penser.
So Winnsboro-M. H. Mobley, dlspen-
ser.
SO. Wagener's-G. NJ. Busbee, dis
penser.