The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 22, 1909, Image 6
Notice of ElectionSTATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Williamsbikg.
Notice is h'-reby ?iven that an election
will be he d ai the voting precincts
prescribe ! by law* in saki county, on i
Tuesday, Augusi 17, I'.mmi. as provided j
in the following a<*t:
An Act t > prohibit the manufacture,
sale, barter, exchange, giving awa.v
to induce trade, th- furnishing a- i
public places or otherwise disposing 1
of alcohol, spirituous, vinous <t mall
lujuorsiir beverages, or other li<i?i? r>
or beverages ?>y whatsoever nam**
called, which if drunk to excess w ill;
produce intoxication, < X'*ejn for s ile
of alcohol in certain cases ui?"n cer
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iam i'uniiit,iuii>oiini < .w i in ...
wine- for sacramental purpose^. ami j
to provide penalties for the violation I
f thereof.
* Section i. /? t ' > i?v tin* ticn-!|
eral Assembly of the Mate oi South',
Carolina. That all alcoholic liquors and i I
beverages. w net lie! manufactured ,
within thi- State or elsewhere. or any | j
mixture by whatsoever nam * called, (
which if diunk to excess will produce
intoxication, are hereb\ declared to be ,
detrimental.and their u<e and consump- .
tion to be against the morals, good J
' health anu safety of the State.and con- j
traband. That it shall be unlawful for ,
any person, firm, corporation or association
within this State to manufacture. ,
sell, baiter, exchange, receive, accept, j
give away to induce trad'-, deliver,
"tnro keen in nossessiou in this State,
furnish at public places or otherwise ,
dispose of any spirituous, malt, vinous. .
fermented, brewed or other liquors and
beverages,or any compound or mixture
thereof which contains alcohol and is
used as a beverage, and which if druuk
to excess w ill produce intozication. e.\- i
cept a* hereinafter providedSec
2. That wholesale <liuggi-ts may
lawfully sell in wholesale quantities to
retail druggists and to public or chaiitable
ho-pitals or to medical or pharmaceutical
colleges, and in no other way,
pure alcohol for medical purposes only,
Or grain alcohol to be used by chemists
or bacteriologi-ts actually engaged in
scientific work and for such purposes
only, and such wholesale druggist shall
at the end of each month in which any
such sales have been made file witli the
clerk of the court oftheconnty in which
' they do business, a statement in writing
under oath, giving the name of the
purchaser, the price paid, the date of
sale and the quantity and character of
the alcohol sold. That if said wholesale
druggist making such sale is not a resident
of the State of South Carolina,
then such statement shall be filed in
the office of the clerk of the court of
the county in which the purchaserresides.
Sec 3 That any retail druggi>t whose
place of business is located in any of
the incorporated towns or cities of this
State, who is himself a registered or licensed
pharmacist, or who regularly j
employs a registered or licensed pharmacist,
may sell, in the manner herein
set out, upon filing a b( nd in the sum of
five thousand dollars,to be approved by
the clerk ot the court ??f the county in
which such druggist does business conditioned
for a faithful observance of
the provisions of this act. such bond to
?' be approved by the clerk of the court,
pure ,ilc?>hol for medical purposes only,
grain alcohol to chemists andbactcriologists
actually engaged in scientific
work, and for such purpos-'S only, and
wine to beused for sacramental or religious
purposes only: Provided, That nothing
herein contained shall prevent
such druggists from using alcohol in the
compounding of prescriptions or other
medicines, the sale of which would not
subject him to the payment of a special
tax required of liquor dealers by the
Government of the United States:
Provided, further, That nothing herein
contained shall prevent such druggists
from compounding 01 selling medicinal
preparations manufactured in accord'
ance with formulas prescribed by the
United State> Pharmacopoeia and National
Formulary which contain no more
alcohol than is nec< s-ary to extract the
medicinal properties of the drugs contained
in such preparations, and no
more alcohol than is nece?ary to hold
tbe medicinal agents in solution, and If
which are manufactured and *oid as a :
? medicine, and not as a beverage.
Sec 4. That no sale of pure alcohol,
for medicinal purposes snail be made |(
by any retail druggist except upon the !
prescription of a regular practicing
physician of this Sta^e. who, before
writing-ucli prescriptions, shall make J
an actual examination of ihe person for
* whom the presoripii* n is issued, and ,
the said prescription shall be sub>tan- .
tiallv in i he following form: "State of.
South Carolina, .. County.)(
To.. druggist. 1 j'
a regular licensed and practicing phy- ,
sieian umler the laws of this State, do!
hereby certify that 1 have examined!
a patient in my charge.and IJ1
do hereby preseiibe tor the u.-eof said J'
Stient ? alcohol.and I further certify 1
it the use of such alcohol is, in my
judgment, absolutely necessary to alle- 1
viate or cure the illness or clisiasefrom
which said patient is now suffering, and
that I am not interested in the drug j'
store to which this prescription is di- '
rected, nor in the profits on the drugs j
hereirt prescribed. I >ated
M 1>."
See 5. That no prescription shall be ;
filled herein except upon the day upon
whiob it, is issued oi the following dav.
and no more than ono-haif pint of alcohol
shall be >old and delivered on any
one prescription, and when such pre- 1
scription is tilled it shall n<?t be refilled, !'
but shall tie delivered to the druggist1
filling same, and at ihe end of the
month in which same i- filled it shall b?- j
filed by such druggist in the otlice of '
the clerk of court of the county in wt.ieh
said druggist is engaged in business:
Froridnl. No druggist who is also a I
practicing physician shall fill his own;
prescriptions hereunder, nor shall tiie.v j
be filled at any drug >torc in which the
said physician is financially interested:
Pnrvideii, r'urtlnr, That the delivery of
such alcohol sold under such prescription
siyill be made only directly to the
person for whom such prescription is
issued or to the physician, or some
oneauthoiiz'd be the physician, or in
case of a minor to his parent or guardian
or physician or someone authorized I
by saia physician.
Sec 6. That any retail druggist wh >se
place of business is located in any of the
incorporated towns or cities of the
State may lawfully sell alcohol in quan
tities not greater than five (5) gallons to
be used in the arts or for scientific or
mechanical purposes, and such druggist
may sell, in like quantities, to chemists
and bacteriologists engaged in scientific
'
work.aud for such purposes only, and i
s tch druggists may sell in quantities!
not greater than one-half gallon, wine!
used for sacramental or religious purposes
only. That any jx-rson desiring to '
purchase alcohol for the purposes set i
out in this section shall sign a written
or printed -tatem- nt, giving his name,
residence, occupation and the purpose!
for which he intends to use said alcohol,
and he shall certity that said alcohol is t
purchased in good faith to- such purp
?se> and no other, and that -aid drug.ra?ol.oll
it th<> ?ml of each month, file.
with the Work of court of the county in
\\ tich ho i? engaged in bu-ine?s.all such
-tatem-nts. with a cerlilicat?* under
oath ihat said statements cont tin a true
s atenn nt of all sue < sa!-*s
s*e 7. That itshallbe unlawful toseli,
wine f r sacramental purp.-ses except
t" a minuter, pastor, priest or regularly
constitute-1 offi- er of a regularly organ
z d religions congregation oi
L-hur- h. Any |>e-son desiring to make
such purchase -hall sign a written or
printed statement, giviug his name and
residence and the name and location of
the church for which such wine is purchased,
and ho shall certify that said
w ine is purchased in good faith, to be
used for sacramental or religious purposes,
and no other. That such statement
shall be tiled,a< provided for in the ,
next preceding section, in the office of
the clerk of the court.
Sec S. That all statements or pre-;
scriptions required by this act to h" filed
in the office of the clerk ef the court]
hall be recorded and properly indexed
by him in a book kept for that purpose, j
? L:"l* nf oil timoo Ko rx?u?!U><j fori
VWIlLil Mian a. l ai* ?Uitw VJ V..V. |
public inspection. an<i a c?*rtifi?*?l copy'
of such record, or the original state-,
m< nt or prescription, with the certifi-j
:ate of the clerk <?f the court indorsed (
thrreon, showing that it has been recorded.
shall be facie evidence of
the facts recited therein. For making
such record,the clerk of the court shall
be entitled to charge and collect for
each prescription a fee of five cents,and
for each statement other than prescription
a fee of tifteen cents, which
shall be paid by the party filing the
same.
fcec U. That in addition to the requirements
hereinbefore prescribed, all lioensed
and registered druggists selling
tlcohol by prescription shall keep a record
thereof, which shall bear the true
iates of the sales, the names of the persons
to whom sales were made, the
oames of physicians or surgeons upon
whose prescriptions each was made;
such records shall be subject at all times
:o the inspection of the solicitor of the
listrict. the sheriff and other peace of- j
icers of the county, the mayor ana po-;
itv ofllccrs of the city or town in which |
aid licensed and registered pharmt-1
ist's business is located, and all other
jer?ons. and each druggist making any
juch sales shall be required to report,
mder oath, to tlie circuit judge presidng
at aucli term of court of the county
n which said druggist is engaged in
msinesN a true statement of such facts,
tnd also file on Monday morning of each
veek a list of the alcohol sold by him,
:o whom sold and by what physician
described, with the chiet of police and
he mayor or intendant ?>f the munici>ality.
and post one copy in some public
)lace in such municipality. i
Sec 10. That nothing in this act shall !
>revent the sale of wood <>r denatured j
ilcohol.
Sec 11. That any person who violates |
my of the provisions of this act shall be
fuilt.v of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof be fined in asum not less
han one hundred dollars nor more than
ive hundred dollars, or imprisoned at
lard labor for a period of not less than
hree months nor for more than one
rear; and for the second or any subsequent
offense, upon conviction there>f,
shall be imprisoned at hard labor
?or not less than one year nor more
ban five years.
sec 12. That any drugget or physical!
who violates in any way tin- provisions
of this act shall, in addition to !
he junishuient herein provided, have!
lis license revoked for a period of not'
uore than one year for each offen-e. I
Sec Id. That this act shall not have!
he effect of preventing the indictment, j
[>rosecution and convict.on of any person
who lias been guilty of the violalion
of the present eriniinal law relatng
to the disj?-.,u.-:irv or punishment
h? refor, a< now piovided ?v law for
Ileuses heretofore conunicted.
Sec 14. This act shall take effect on
:ho first Tuesday in August, 190!}; yv?-oh'd.'l'liat
in the counties then having
lispensarics an election shall lie hehi
m the third Tuesday in August. 190D,
Tor the purpose of determining whether
I he dispensaries located therein shall
be reopened, aud such election in eacjh
at' said counties sliall be held and c??nlucted
by the same officers and under
the rules and regulations provided by
Ihw for general elections.
Sec 15: At such election the election
commissioners for such county shall at i
each voting precinct therein provide
;?ne ballot box in which the ballots;
must he cast. Any person who is a
ijualitied elector of such county may
vote itf said election. Every voter who
maybe iri favor, of the sale of liquors
and beverages in such counties shall
cast a ballot in the box provided therefor
ou which shall be printed the
words, "F<?r sale and manufacture of
alcoholic liquors and beverages," and
and every voter opposed shall east a
ballot upon which shall be printed the
words, "Against-ale and manufacture
of alcoholic liquors and I leverages." If
a majority of the votes cast in such
election be 'For sale and manufacture
ot alcoholic liquors and beverages," it
-hall he lawful for such liquors and
beverages to be sold in .-aid county as j
hereinafter provided: PrnrvluK That '
expeli-c of these elections shall be
borne by the State.
See 1G. In ca^e an election as herein ;
provided shall result in favor of the
s;ii?" of liquors and beverages, tin- di*pensarics
in eacli county -o voting
shall b<- reopened and conducted under
llie prwvi?don< ot an act entitled "An
act to declare the law in reference to,
anil to regulate the manufacture, sale,
use,conMiinpt ion, possession,transportation
and disposition of alcoholic liquors
and beveroges within the State, and to
police the same,'1 approved the 16tli
day of February, 1907,and acts amendatory
thereof: l'roeidal, That all of the
provisions and limitations of the said
act not inconsistent with this act shall
remain in full force ar.d effect in all of
the counties of this State: Pr?ci<h>d
further, Tiiat in counties which shall reopen
dispensaries therein, the county
dispensary board-, and dispensers in
office on June M, 1909, shall continue
to discharge their several duties as if
such dispensary or disjiensaries had
not been closed: Prrroid'A, That in the
counties which have heretofore voted
upon the question of dispensary or no
dispensary under existing or previous
laws and have no dispensarv at tliis
time shali lr?ve the right ataoy'ime
after the expiration of four years from
the la-t election on the liquor question
t<? holo an election upon the question
of dispensary or no dispensary. a- provided
in an act entitled "An aet t?> declare
the law in refereitee to. ami to
regulate tlie rnantifaeture. sale. use.
consumption.possession, t ransportat ion
and di-posit i?>ii <>l aleohoiic iiqu<>r> and
heverages within I hi- State, ami to police
the same,"' approved February Hi,
1W7.
Sec IT. That all aetsalid partsof aefs
iu? herewith he, ami tin.' miiio
are hereby. rejicaled.
Approved ilie Jnd (lav of Match.
A I) 1 ?<?!>.
Before the hour fixed for opening the
polls managers ami clerks must take
ami subscribe tlm constitutional oath.
Tin; chairman of the !?osir?l of managers
an administer the oath to tl.e other
member-and t<> the clerk; a notary
public must administer the oath to the
?-liairmati. Tim managers ehef their
chairman and clerk.
Polls at each voting place must he
opened at To'clock a in and (dosed at 4
o'clock p ni. except in the city of
Charleston.when* they shall he opened
at*? a m and closed at G p m.
The maunders have the power to fill
a vacancy.and if none of the managerattend,
tiie citizens can appoint from
anion*: the qualified voters the managers,
who. after beinu sworn, can con
i.?
Will l i uc riri i n mi.
At t lie close of the election, the naanagersand
clerks must proceed publicly
tonpen the ballot boxes and count the
ballots therein, and continue without
adjournment until the same is completed,at
d make a statement of the result
foreich otliee and ?ign the same.
Within three?lay> thereafter,the hairman
of the hoard, or s ?me one designated
by the board, must deliver to the
commissioners of election the poll INr.
tlio boNes containing the liallots and
written statements of the results of t he
election. j
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
The following managers of election
have been appointed ty hold the dec-1
tion at the vailoiiN precincts in the -aid i
countv:
Trio?.1 W Register, T G McDonald
J It McCain*.
Earls?W S Camlin, R N Ilaselden,
.1 S Wheeler. j
Suttons?W L Altaian, W S Garner.,
It It Hint)ant.
Gourdins?A M Gamble, J W Chandler,
W J MeKnight.
Greelyville?T W Borle, S I Montgomery,
G G Gist.
Saltcrs?ET Hamer. .1 W Whitfield.
A R Moseley.
Kingstrce?L J Staekley. I* A ANbrook,
S M MeClary.
Cedar Swamp?j E Brown. H L
Grayson, S II Guerrv.
Cades?R FEpi*. E H Sauls, It E
T-i rt p
M<>n isville?15 L Nesniith. T 15
Cooper. It W Marshall.
Vox?E F Prosser. D P Durant,Riclianl
Cox.
McAllister's Mill?A W Rodgers, II
H Baldwin, SJ Kirby.
Hebron Clinreli?H A Kennedy, O S
Smith, W II I)nHose.
InHlantown?CC Daniel, P D Snow
don. W R Graham.
Lake Citj?C F Flowers, J .1 Morris.
Henry E Godwin.
Muddv J4reek?E W Davis, W L McDaniei.
G W Johnson.
Scranton?P S Wall, R B Cannon.
Lamar Lee.
Prospect Church?J J Biddy, Robert
F lirown, Walter Poston.
Popl rHill?B B Chandler, Walter)
Britton. C C Graham.
Taft?R J Moiris, S E MeCulh uurh, j
.1 M Brown.
Bloomingvalc?R W Smith. W O!
Cainlin. S It Pipkin.
The managers at each precinct named i
above arc requested to delegate one of j
their number to secure toxes and ;
blanks lor the election on Friday, An-1
gu-t 13, from 10 a in till 1 p in.
J L Gowdy.
N I) Lesesne,
W E H aNXA,
i,f State and Count\ I
Election tor Williamsburg Count},
S C. 7-22-21
Summons for Relief- {
(Comj)laint not served)
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,. !
County of Williamsburg ^ !
C< uri of Common Picas.
Bank of Lake City, a corporation created
and existing under t lie laws of
the State of South Carolina, Plaintiff,
I (gainst
D E .Motley, Defendant.
To the Defendant, D E Motlcy:You
tire hereby summoned and re- j
ciuired to answer the complaint in this i
action which has been filed in the
office of the rlerk of Court of Common
Pleas an<l General sessions ror me
Jonnty of Williamsburg: in the State
of South Carolina, anil to serve a copy
of your answer to said complaint on
the subscribers at their office in Lake
City, S. within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Hated this July 1st,
Pass & Stai.vey,
1'laintifTs Attorney.
To theDefendant, I) E Motley:?
Take notice that the complaint in
this action,together with the summons,
of which the foregoing is a copy, was
filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions at Klngstree in the County of
Williamsburg and State of South Carolina
on the .'>rd day of July, 190'J.
Bass & Stalvey.
7-^-<>t Plaintiff's Attorneys
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that on the
16th day of August, lf09, I will apply
to P M BrOckinton,Judge of Probate of
Williamsburg county, for a final discharge
as administrator of the estate of
Wesley (Jamble, deceased.
1>rJ F IIaselden,
7-'o-4t Administrator.
Chairman of Auditing Beard. Report
for Quarter Ending June 30,1909.
I J Steele. Jr.replaeing judgment
rolls $ _') (K)
Joe M Eaddy, exira services bd
registration S3 33
' J B Files, ma? and constable .. 33 T."?
! Carolina Portland Cement Co,
pipe for roads 1*1 7">
W C Hemingway ?v Co, chain
PT?njr
The Georgetown Grocery C".
chaingang '-'>4 J"?
W .1 Godwin. r< ad p!o\\ .. ~> 0<>
D E McCutclien. in idges. '-'T
' W \V do! nson, 'triages i 00
M' A Rhodt-s, chaingang ?> Jo
G M Thomas, chaingang and
road plow s (X)
Ii J Brown chaingang - 5<>
A Watson <'handler. ro:,<l plow . :ti SO
Kingstrec Telephone Co. phone
i rent- April '* 00
1 S ii Poston, chaingang ''5 9>
l>r- Wallace & Kelley, jail practice
. I OS
George .1 Graham, reward for
convict, &c T7 80
The General Kireproofing Co,
fireproof casing in court house :?.lo:l nj
.1 W Met lam, board equalizalion
J li(l
j JJ B Montgomery, auditor, sal 33 34
J X llammet. commissioner 50 00
| " ' contingent 2 60
Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co,
hook> lor clerk of court 279 4s
: J G McCullough. salary March
and April 100 00
.1 G McCullough..contingent 6 .">5
J L esley Cook, jury and witness
tickets . . 02 40
J Wesley Cook, contingent 0 .'2
'* salary tor April .13.44
J J Stei'le, Jr. reindexing -^*4.
Miss L J Cunningham,reindex'g :!8
Farmers Supply Co, court house 5o
J M Williamson, road plow . 20 00
A Nottingham, road plow til 00
| J F Eaddy. chaingang .. 10 31
! J I* Frierson ana guard, chaini
gang 70 00
1 Farmers Supply Co, chaingang. 28 67
i " " ' road plow 52 85
: R J' Cox, road plow .......... . 45 00
I Kennedy Montgomery Co, chainj
gang 15 75
I R F Cox. lumber for bridges 7 40
'George./ Craham, jail report,
I April . . .. 61 20
W M Vanse & Son, work at court
hou*e 1 50
National Office Supply Co, office
supplies .*>8 60
? A?i J inn no
i .? uranani, ruau nijiiiicci iv v.*
' " contingent 1 90
| Henry E Eaddy, bridges . 2 00
! J J B Montgomery, contingent 10 00
II F Foxworth, roads 2 00
G 01 lie Epps, court house. 7 00
I R E McElveen, bridges. 3 ,12
H 0 Hritton, contingent s 75
J (' Kinder, road plow 15 00
(.' I* Snowden, road plow and
chaingang. 49 92
i W E McKnight. bridges < 85
John HIakeley, jail work 15 0(?
i Scott & Miller, chaingang . 8 76
i Kingstree Hdw ' o. chaingang . 9 05
Greenwood Handkerchief Mfg
Go, rhaingang 36 00
Strohecker & McDenniel, chaingang
35 70
L P Kinder, road -plow 50 00
Geo.I Graham.contingent 6 50
* " jail report. May 87 90
, J N Hammet. commissioner 50 00
" contingent 3 30
Farmers Supply ( o. court house
and jail 29 00
Farmers Supply Co, chaingang.. 64 24
I F M Player, coroner, constable 2 00
J Wesley t'ook.tre&s, salary, May 33 34
" contingent ... 60
Robert J Kirk, reindexing 32 50
MFs L J Cunningham, reindexing
40 00
J J Graham, road engineer. May 100 00
" contingent ^ 5 44
J J Stele, Jr, reindexing. ^ 18 33
J P Frierson and gua*.'*' fiaingang
? 70 00
A Cottingliam. ro d n / 29 20
John S Fulton " 20 00
.1 P I-rierson, chaingang 4 50
John M Sturgeon, chaingang 3 50
Wilkins Wholesale Grocery C<>,
no rz
cnaingang
W P Hawkins, roads 3 00
J J B Montgomery, auditor's salary.
May :s3 34
Kingstree Telephone Co. 'ph< no
rent clerk's office. 2 Oo
W M Vause & Son, court hou>e
and jail work . 9 25
i Mrs Fannie Swann, chaingang . 9 40 ,
Flowers & Oliver, road plow .. ? 25
W M Vause & Son, " ' IS 50
General Fireprooling Co, inter- ,
est on claim to dune 9 47 75
J Wesley Cook, jury and witness
tickets 459 HO
Henry H Mouzon, repainting
Black river bridge 9 20
J W Cook, jury and witness
tickets . . 7 50
J .1 B Montgomery,auditor's salary.
June . 23 34
J J B Montgomery, auditing
board 12 50
J |.N H.\MMKT.
Chairman of Auditing Board.
| Notice of Election.
Notice if hereby given, that by virtue
of an order of the County Board
; of Education for Williamsburg Couni
tv on election will be held on Tues
day, Augu>t 9, 1909, at Court House,
' Kingstree, S C, for the purpose of voting
a two mill annual tax in and for
I the Kingstree High School District,
! said tax being supplementary and in
! addition to tax now levied for like
I purposes. In said election only such
I electors as return real or personal
: property for taxation and who exhibit
! their tax receipts ami registration cer!
liiicates as tcquired irt the general
election will he allowed to vote. At
said election each elector favoring the
j proposed lew shall east a ballot conI
the word "Yes" printed or written
j ten thereon, and each elector opposed
j to said levy shall cast a ballot containing
the word "No" printed or written
thereon.
L J Stackley. J F Scott and J S
I Jennings are hereby appointed managers
of said election. Polls to open
at eiglit o'clock a in and close at fonr
o'clock p m.
L Stackley,
E c Epps.
X D Lesu'iNE.
I Trustees Kings tree High .School Dis|
Irict. 7-22-2t
Kingstree, S C.July, 14, 1909.
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'
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PROPRIETORS.
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Lake City, S, C
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