The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-22


the State then Mr. Pinkusshon would
consulted with his attorney, Mr..
Nathans, in the matter, but probably
acting on tho principle that tho
Greeks should be feared boaring
gifts, tho suggestion of the assistant
attorney gonoral was refused.
The injunction is as follows:
1t is now ordered and docreod that,
writ of temporary injunction be
awarded and do issue out of this
court commanding, onjoining and ro-
straiuing tho defendants, W. n.
Bahr, G. Il. Glover, w. Livingston,
3. Duncan, j. j. Browning, W. j.
Sneider, L.. o. Bakor and J. e.
Scott, claiming to &C: as State con-
stables nndor acts Of general assem-
bly, of South Carolina Of March 9th,
ffS0G, and March 7, 1897, otherwise
known as the disponsary law, from
solzlng or attempting to scizo in
transit. or after arrival or otherwise
/ carrying away or confiscating or do
tanning any of tho liquor wines,
beer imported or sent into tho State
OF South Carolina in original pack
ages by the complainant thereon to
wit, w. G. Moore, or from hindcrinp
and preventing the complainant
from further importing and sending
into tho State of South Carolina
Tor such salo and storing and ware
housing and selling at any timo and
place except Sundays, in original
packages rs imported into the State
of South Carolina, any liquors.
wines and beer, products OF other
States belonging to complainant as
aforesaid for lawful uso and con-
sumption Of the citizens of the State
OF South Carolina, and from soizinp
anywhere within the State OF South
Carolina any Of such liquors, wines,
bcor as aforesaid in original pack
ages as Imported into the State Of
South Carolina by tho complainant
to tho citizens and residents of South
Carolina for their lawful uso and
consumption, and commanding and
enjoining all said defendants from
interfering with or hindeting and
; preventing tho complainant or any
Of his agents or servants in any way
whatsoever from carrying on inter
| state commerce and intercourse as
aforesaid, in snch liquors, wines and
beer as aforesaid with the citizens
and residents Of tho State of South
| Carolina rs assured to- them and the
complainant by tho laws and Con-
stltution Of the United States or in
hindering and preventing in any
way any person, citizen or resident
OF tho State Of South Carolina from
engaging in such trade and inter
course with the complainant, or from
holding, possessing using Or con-
suming the sail liquors, wines and
beer sent into the State of South
Carolina by tho complainant or i'm
ported and sold in original PACKAGES
in tho State OF. South Carolina by tho
complainant to tho citizens and resi-
dents Of tho State Of South Carolina.
That tho said defendants bo and
they arc hereby required to show
cause if any they can before mo on the
10Th day Of juno, 1897, at tho
United States court house in Char
lesion at l a. m, why tho said dc,
PENDANTS should not be cnioincd and
restrained as prayed for in tho bill of
complaint herein.
Let copy Of this order bo forth
with serve upon all defendants here.
in.
CIIAs. II. SUMoNroN.
Circuit Judge.
10Th juno, 1897.
Mr.. Pinkussohn received visit
carly this morning from Constables
Browning, w. j. Snyder T.. B. Bak-
CT and Scott, who woro armed with
tho authority to take an inventory Of
his stock. Why second inventory
should bo taken is matter of somo
surprise and question, bnt it is pro
bablo that the first inventory was
carclossly made and cannot be rolled
upon.