The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-10-17
DIR sTANDARD-BEARERS.
DISPENSARY RAIDS.

quiring weekly reports TO be
made to him of the seizures by
constables and if the report as
published in last Mondays News
and Courier is a fair sample, the
constables are pulling the blind
tigers right and left, and it ought
to put quietus on those who
are charging the governor with
winking at the non-enforcement
of the dispensary law.
The reports as summarized are:
Division OF Chief State Constable J..
F. Bateman, eight men. The seizures
for the week ending October are: G..
W. Belk, Heath Springs, 3 gallons liq-
uor: various tigers, Columbia, 2 gal
Ions liquor: J. r. Crocker. Columbia,
IS bottles beer: P. P. Hays, Columbia.
81 bottles of beer: W. II. Sellers, Co.
lumbia. 4S bottles of beer: J. L. Shull,
Columbia, Is bottles OF beer; J. G. Poat,
Columbia, Il bottles beer: Jim Hill,
Columbia, 80 bottles beer: Henry Nc
Pherson, Columbia, 40 bottles beer: va
rious tigers, Columbia, IS bottles beer;
Jack Gadsden, Orangeburg, one still
and outfit.
Chief Bateman reports the following
places raided during the past week: {.
J. Poat, seven times: Royal Cafe. eight
times: J. c. II. Troeger, seven times:
J. II. Mancke, six times: W. G. Dun
low, four times: P. P. Hays, eight
times: Bob DiXson, four times; J. NJ.
Moore. six times; Jim Miller, four
times: Jim Hill, four times: W. II. Sci
lers, FIVE times: Hill House. FIVE times;
W. E. Bond, seven times, Hunt Broth
ers, eight times: WasSen Little, four
times; J. r. Crack, one time: F. r.
Gibson, one time. NJ. S. Scott, three
times; II. Simpson, three times.
THE BLIND TIGERS OF BEAUFORT.
Chief State Constable ". H. Sellers
reports that the four constables under
him have been in Beaufort for the
week past and made the seizures below
mentioned jointly-besides meeting all
boats coming from Savannah and Char
lesion to Beaufort. The following were
the seizures: William O'Riley, 13 bot
ties beer: Ben Deveau, bottles beer:
David Shine, lands End, 164 bottles
beer: Ike katSif, one-half pint rye
whiskey, one-half pint corn whis-
key, one side board, Is whiskey
glasses, 20 beer glasses, Is ornamental
glasses. Ike Katsif'S tiger was being
run in the Sea Island Hotel, at Beau
fort.
SEVERAL SMALL HAULS.
Chief Constable John g. Watson,
with six men, reports the following
seizures: J. D. Alsbrook, from Arthur
Cameron, Lake City. gallons OF corn
whiskey:: ". B. Rowell, from Henry
Stuart, ! gallon juice, Florence. Total
seizures, etc, for week, 5 gallons Of
whiskey and one conviction.
G. L. Cureton, chief constable, with
four men, captured two and one-half
gallons of corn whiskey from Mel Ian
castan, at Easley.
Chief Constable S. c. LaFar reports
6 gallons of liquor seized.
SENT THEM TO COURT.
Sent Lewis and Marion Simons up to
court in three cases: convicted Furman
Bradley, thirty days or 800; seized one
fortv-gallon copper still, and arrested
Bill David and put him in jail for sell
ing whiskey.
Chief Constable J. r. FAINT and seven
men under him seized during the week
ending
TH1RTy-oSE GALLONS AND TEN CON-
VICTIONS.
O. E. Prince, Spartanburg, p gal
Ions corn liquor: Hagood Morgan,
Blair's, 2 gallons liquor: ". F. Aiken.
Blair's, 8 gallons liquor: Amidon Sims,
Blair's, 2 gallons wh!skey; E. L. Laney,
Rock Hill, l gallon whiskey: Robert
Gill, Rock Hill, gallon whiskey: Re
becca Wooten, Spartanburg. 3 pints
whiskey: Henry Lester, SpartanbUrg,
Il gallons whiskey. Total, 3l9 gallons
of whiskey. There were also ten con-
victions obtained, with fines amounting
to l,155.
RUM RAIDS IN CHARLESTON.
T. T. Howie, who is chief of the
Charleston division. reports the follow
ing seizures: Sottile Brothers, Char
lesion, 3 gallons rye; Sol Blank, Char
lesion, IS gallons rye, 5 cases and 3
kegs:) J. F. Bosche. Charleston, 5 gal
Ions rye; various tigers, y gallons rye;
various tigers, All bottles beer and 80
gallons in kegs, 14I glasses were also
seized. Total seizures So gallons whis-
key; beer in bottles, 80 3-4 dozen: beer
in kegs, so gallons; l47 whiskey glasses.